this is where the story starts in milan the most important fashion in business city in all of modern italy and in that sense not much has changed even in the fifteenth century along with a bustling city filled with artists and musicians. of all the city states and italy the duchy of milan was the most powerful the most exuberant and the wealthy. it's by far no wonder that many kings in europe wanted to conquer it. to kill me because the man in charge of the juke named ludovico sforza was a tyrant who had ceased power in fourteen he was than any other such rulers and he was desperate to cloak his illegitimacy with the splendor of a renaissance court. the jew had many projects a monastery complex called it just tours of the pov via a new church building right here in milan called some time out. but the biggest project of all was this massive cathedral deliberately designed to be the biggest church building in all of italy so naturally this city was a magnet for young artists and sculptors from all over the region. but while they are not of this artist wasn't from lombardy he was from f

and milan. answer may be found in a small village outside of florence called vincent. leonardo was a natural child the son of a farmer's daughter katherina one day had a role in the hay with a promising young notary called seven pm of course mary's was out of the question a bright future awaited said provided he married a wife from a prestigious family. that's why leonardo was never truly part of the creative circles of florence around lorenzo the meeting with artists like the betty gillan diet or michelangelo these were folks who wrote latin sonnets and could hold their own in fine society there or not it was never part of that. but said piero never forgot his son and was only his ready to use his connections to help him get work but the lack of a proper education left young leonardo at a major disadvantage. instead he was apprenticed to the workshop of one of the most prolific artists of florence and that i am here here leonardo learned how to mix pigments prepare panels or transfer a large fresco drawings called cartoons to a plaster wall. and eventually for allowed

eighty who has been restoring for twenty two years the original fresco in milan.e said to this is a work of a goof. off you pupils disciples of da vinci but he said i'm convinced that christ is and especially also the apostle of sin john your favorite model of i think she has been painted by himself by a lot of them yeah. why is that it's but it's a quality the quality of your when you look at a painting you'll see that in john this. is a very nice it's exceptional quality and very very about my day also made x. ray some twenty years ago in the. under dade yeah boston schedule exact same town christ you're telling me that there are there is an under drawing under all of the apostles yeah except for john and cross that is painted directly on the campus that was that has held off. of the x. rays that is an astonishing discovery. so we might conclude that even though the apostles may have been painted by his pupils and living perhaps andrea celerity that lay not to himself painted christ and since the most important figures on the last supper paid yeah yeah and that

i appreciate that miss milan is coming to the table. i'm not sure what commissioner falzon falzon's thoughts are about coming to the table, but i hope your next presentation is rosier than what we're presenting today. >> well, if we're ready, i'd like to mission a motion -- make a motion to accept the staff's recommendations regarding halcyon, specifically the internal sound limit for the place of entertainment permit stays the same at 116, and the internal sound limit for the extended hours permit from 4:00 to 6:00 a.m. be changed to 112? and that we strike the other permit conditions, specifically keeping a nightly record of the decibel level and the sound study which has already been accomplished and the sound limiter, that we strike those three in accordance with staff recommendations. >> so i agree with commissioner thomas. just a couple of questions because this was one of the questions that came up during mediation which is why are we striking the existing conditions that we created? i think just to reiterate what commissioner th

chalmers got the second in the lisbon lions' victory over inter milan in 1967.k after the passing of the team's captain, billy mcneil, who also suffered from dementia in his final years. celtic described chalmers as a club legend and one of its greatest ever goal—scorers. jane lewis reports. attributes to another grade. and like others who pass before him, a player who will forever be in supporters hearts. barely seven minutes from time, came the winning goal. chalmers deflected the dogs shot. over 231 goals, over 231 this winner in may 1967 european cup final against inter milan was surely the most important goal he scored. in paying tribute, celtic and knowledge that saying: chalmers was born in glasgow on boxing day in 1935. but in 1955, his life was almost cut short after he was struck by tuberculosis he was sent six months in hospital and was given just weeks to live before successful pioneering treatment. there is a goal, goal by tamas! during his football career, he played for celtic, partick thistle, and motoring. he also won five scotland caps, scoring

as of today the airline is offering four weekly round flights to milan. will have 24 business class seats and over 200 economy seats. earlier this month, they launch direct flights from lax, to milan. >>> a live look from san jose international, that airport is also celebrating a new route. passengers are able to catch flight to long beach. this week, they began offering for daily nonstop flights with four flights back to the bay. the offer to daily flights as well. to long beach. >>> winter may be over but temperatures have plunged in the rockies and plains. a powerful winter storm. the april blizzard, is slamming colorado the hardest right now. creating treacherous conditions for drivers. on this highway outside of vail, the snow disabled big rigs and left drivers sliding down abatements. the governor called in the national guard, to help out some stranded motorists. meanwhile, airlines have canceled more than 700 flights today out of denver alone. >>> back in the bay we have sunshine, plenty of sunshine and it's gorgeous. we have the forecast. >> dear

weekend he gave a much anticipated performance of barry's requiem with his own music a tanna in the milan church where it originally had its premiere way back in one thousand nine hundred eighty four. yet. i. need to be recognizable the passage d.s.e. re the day of wrath one of the climaxes intercept a very nice requiem mass conducted sale jokerman says on the orchestra music a chant of the touring here are one hundred eighty musicians fifteen concerts but this venue stands out milan's on marco church where bass requiem was first performed this is a very very special very. basic of the records of a concert. but is done for different purposes. so this plays give us the opportunity to. finding again true purpose or. secrets of music. and to get connected to this music in different way sanmarco church first mentioned in the year twelve fifty four martin luther was here and so was mozart illustrious guests fantastic acoustics it was here that the premier of his requiem dedicated to his late friend the poet and it's. a month sony first performed on may twenty second eight hundred seventy four

models that simply ignored the errors in the original sketches the exhibition travels from milan to the us and then to japan where it was destroyed in an air raid or stone to televise it amazingly lost the exhibition is gone miscellany is gone fascism is gone but the layer not a cult not of the cult of léonard of the inventor has remained. leonardo was a visionary but he wasn't a jack of all trades book doesn't question the boldness of divin she's ideas but rather it worshipful view that distorts what he really was a person endlessly driven by curiosity. and an inspiration to many who came after him well that brings us to the end of the show so until we meet again from all of us here in berlin all the best and i. pick up. the bad they got red cards and conceded for. the master shot. their shot. because i am unique stuff. magic magic only managed to get to leaving the business the title race why don't. you go. through the. do you know that seventy seven percent. are younger than sixty five. guts me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. on the seventy seven percent to ta

artist at the age of twenty five he applied to work as a specialist for military equipment at the milan court of ludovick us forces. me to the heart the equipment he promised was either unfeasible totally impractical more simply didn't work so much really for instance if you look at the tank he proposed it's constructed to be driven by a hand crank and hunt. and that hand crank is attached to a kind of gear a cage gear so that the front wheel goes backwards and the rear wheel goes forwards . but he has echo takes a skeptical view of the da vinci cult basing his research in the artist's own notebooks. it wasn't until the twentieth century that the image of layer in art of the inventor which he himself never claimed to be first emerged driven by benito mussolini to support his fascist ideology the dictator recast davinci as a universal genius and a leading figure of italian creative strength was done and of great miscellany initiated an exhibition not just initiated he ordered it and it was done and for. that exhibition models were created from davinci sketches for the first time delegate

models that simply ignored the errors in the original sketches the exhibition travelled from milan to the u.s. and then to japan where it was destroyed in an air raid why is it amazing lost the exhibition is gone miscellany is gone fascism is gone but the layer noto cult of the cult of léonard of the inventor has remained believe they are not a was a visionary but he wasn't a jack of all trades book doesn't question the boldness of davinci is ideas but rather it worshipful view that distorts what he really was a person endlessly driven by curiosity. and an inspiration to many who came after him well that brings us to the end of the show so until we meet again for all of us here in berlin all the best and by. then just burning a living work promotes integration. workers are active independent and take part in society. but how do foreigners or people with disabilities join the workforce. we asked. to learn about the difficulties opportunities and successes made in germany thirty minutes on d w. visionary. sage and scapegoat than karl marx and maicon of communism the being inspired revol

napoli remain second six points ahead of inter milan while atalanta

now of course for them to bake a written is standing by in milan where that meeting is taking place so we're still at a big it is first of all what is salvini hoping to achieve with this alliance. amrita as you just said he's trying to unite the far right populist parties and head of the upcoming european elections and today he's actually an announced that that that plan and he said that they're going to be building a new party a new grouping in the european parliament called the alliance of nations and people all the ins now the. more it turns and the danish and the finns have a far right populist parties have already agreed to join this but they've put a call out to all members of the other three groupings all of the far right populous and indeed anybody who share their views to try and change europe from the inside of people to these parties actually have in common rebecca because real cure reports they agree on certain issues but they're really wide apart on others. that's right amrita and just how successful he is really remains to be seen at this early stage i mean there were onl

ac milan. frankfurts push for champions league football next season continues although they would probably feel hard done by not to have picked up all 3 points at wolfsburg. it was a 1—1 draw that keeps them in 4th place. frankfurt broke the deadlock after a rebounded strike fell forjonathan de guzman, the dutch midfielder taking a touch before slotting past pavao pervan with 12 minutes to go, but with the clock in the last minute of normal time, wolfsburg struck back after a run from deep by anthony brooks resulted in a close—range finish. frankfurt stay 4th 2 points clear of 5th placed borussia moenchengladbach. in the asian champions league — lokomotiv tashkent and al ittihad drew 1—1 in group b. romarinho gave the away side the lead early on. that goal was cancelled out later in the first half by lokomotiv‘s temurkhuja abdukholikov. however they were reduced to 10 men in the second half, but held on seal a point against the saudi side. al—ittihad are top of the group, with lokomotiv bottom.

that may be succeeding even without him roger becker raters in milan thank you very much for that. now here in germany police have launched a cracked on on so-called criminal plans mainly of arab and kurdish origin tightly knit families operating criminal networks for decades the cans are believed to have thousands of members spread out in different parts of the country they have their strongholds in the rural area in hanover breman as well as in many of these families came to germany in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's they were not allowed to work back then some were tempted to and money to criminal activities ranging from robbery to drug dealing authorities say they're now going to adopt as tolerance policy towards such activity police are specially wide about these groups that the a preying on young refugees and recruiting them for their criminal activities in an attempt to disrupt the scene police have launched with the court the strategy of one thousand pinpricks our reporter mark at a small. a large scale raid in berlin is not done district investigators are main

prime minister matti yourself really has invited populist parties from around europe to a meeting in milan salvini is hoping to forge a new right wing alliance ahead of next month's european elections among the groups attending germany's far right if the danish people sparty and the finns party from finland salvini says he wants to form a new topless bloc in the parliament you know our course for them to make a written is standing by in milan where that meeting is taking place so will kill us first a full vote is salvini hoping to achieve with this alliance. amrita as you just said he's trying to unite the far right populist party's head of the upcoming european elections and today he's actually announced that that plan and he said that they're going to be building a new party a new grouping in the european parliament called the alliance of nations and people all the ins now the. more it turns and the danish and the finns have all the far right populist parties have already agreed to join this but they've put a call out to all members of the other three groupings all of the far right popul

back or it is in milan thank you very much for that. the hinge in many police have launched a crackdown on so-called criminal clans mainly of arab and kurdish origin tightly knit families operating criminal networks for decades and the clans of believed to have thousands of members spread out in different parts of the country they have their strongholds in the rural areas can see that hand over breman and in berlin many of these families came to germany in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's they were not allowed to work at the time some were tempted to earn money through criminal activities ranging from robbery to drug dealing a touch he said they're not going to crack down on such activity police are especially wide about criminal groups and they're preying on young refugees and recruiting them even attempt to disrupt activities police have. what the court the strategy of a thousand pinpricks. a large scale raid in berlin is not going on district investigators are mainly targeting shisha bars where they suspect organized crim

the victory was over into milan in 1967. that was the high point ofan milan in 1967.and after a ballot, add the south taken from then on, as add the south taken from then on, as a player, only celtic. what a scene it was. and scottish cup final in 1965. his goal and being an eight year barren spell for the cloud and kick—starting the glory years that led to lisbon. together him and his captain went on an incredible journey, and nine successively titles, seven scottish cup metals and three cup metals. he turned out for scotland on 29 occasions. he was devoted to his family and talked often about the strain of having to travel and leave them behind. but he predicted a game of football. as a manager, there was a —— manchester city aberdeen and aston villa but his real celtic. two separate spells as boss, his favourite success. celtic are the champions. winning five league titles, to scottish cup that one week cup of. not many people get the opportunity to stand and theirwinners, people get the opportunity to stand and their winners, done in people get the opportunity to

back post to give the romans a one zero win at the san siro it moves what within three points of ac milan who walked by the fourth champions league spot and remain third ten points behind napoli. liverpool left it late against tottenham to scurry to one win and return to the top of the english premier league roberto for me no headed one hundred the reds the first half lead spurs levelled in the second half through lukas more than a ninetieth minute own goal from toby i'll divide old wanted for liverpool you're going cops men are two points out of manchester city in the standings butts have played a game more celtic have all but secured a eight straight scottish premiership title after defeating rangers in the old firm darby it was one one until just before full time. in glasgow when james forrest secured a two one win for celtic against their city rivals put some thirteen points ahead of rain just in the standings. five time world champion mark marquez is off the mark for the season after taking victory in the argentine moto g.p. the twenty six year old finished second in the season opene

s correspondent rebecca rivers was in milan at that meeting of right wing political parties and we asked her how europe's right wing populist reacted to. well bantams willingness or desire dream you might say tonight far right parties in europe has been longstanding and as we had in the report he created this organization known as the movement to try and funnel money into these far right parties but a lot of what he was trying to do with the movement turns out to be illegal in on the european mall so he doesn't go very far and we've seen a lot of policies who he was trying to get on the side for instance raney's legal party and le pen's national rally party in front we've seen them back away from ban and saying they don't need him and that they can go it alone they're actually receiving distanced themselves from balance movements but his dream to unite the parties well that may be succeeding even without him so have liberal democrats in europe lost the struggle against right wing messaging one woman from slovakia is standing up for liberal politics in central europe susana. is slovakia's

ac milan.in the table when they face brighton later on tuesday. with manager mauricio pochetttino saying its in their hands to be in the top four at the end of the season. here's cheeky little stat for you — spurs haven't lost a premier league home game on a tuesday since august 2007. to the nba and it's tight in the play—off series between the denver nuggetts and the san antonio spurs. the two teams are tied at two—games each in the best—of—seven series. the momentum is with the nuggets after their victory in game four on the road which may have turned the tide on the series and they'll hope to continue that later on tuesday. ronnie o'sullivan is in danger of falling victim to one of the biggest shocks in crucible history as he trails amateur james cahill 5—a in their snooker world championship first—round match. cahill needs five more frames for victory when the match resumes on tuesday. debutant qualifier cahill is the first amateur to play at the crucible and showed great resilience to stay

the victory came against inter milan, on a sun—drenched evening in lisbon in 1967.day, two of his team—mates from that famed lisbon lions side paid their own tribute. we called him caesar, honestly, because he was a leader. and the great thing about it, he had the passion of everybody that was in the terraces. in 1965, mcneill scored the winning goal in the scottish cup final, sparking a period of domestic dominance that would include nine successive league titles. he was capped 29 times for scotland, before retiring in 1975, bringing to an end an 18—year playing career devoted to celtic. not many people get the opportunity to stand in the winners' rostrum, and i've done it on lots of occasions. and it is wonderful, make no mistake about it. and to play for a club and be associated, for me, with this club has always been brilliant. billy mcneill will be remembered by fans here not just for his abilities as a player. he's also one of the club's most successful managers, winning eight trophies, including four league titles in his two spells in charge. everybody‘s an i

the victory came against inter milan on a sun—drenched evening in lisbon in 1967.eir own tribute. we called him caesar, honestly, because he was a leader. and the great thing about it, he had the passion of everybody that was in the terraces. bornjust ten miles from celtic park, mcneill made his debut in 1958. but it was the arrival ofjock stein as manager that put him — and celtic — on the road to success. in 1965, mcneill scored the winning goal in the scottish cup final, sparking a period of domestic dominance that would include nine successive league titles. he was capped 29 times for scotland before retiring in 1975, bringing to an end an 18—year playing career devoted to celtic. not many people get the opportunity to stand in the winners' rostrum, and i've done it on lots of occasions. and it is wonderful, make no mistake about it. and to play for a club and to be associated, for me, with this club has always been brilliant. mcneill would go on to manage aston villa, manchester city and aberdeen. but his heart belonged in glasgow. in two spells in charge, he

has invited populus parties from around europe to a meeting in milan salvini is hoping to forge a new right wing bloc in the european parliament and that's why he's invited germany's far right d. the danish people's party and the finns party from finland. and he's invited former trump campaign adviser steve bannon he's also trying to expand his brand of politics here in europe he's formed an organization called the movement and most recently he's helped open a new training center for populist european politicians. i am this former ministry in trees altie in the hills of central italy has been revived with a new mission here benjamin hardwell has launched a conservative center called the institute for human dignity he wants to draw together christians and jews and fight against islamic fundamentalism young politicians who come to terms altie and train to become a right wing populists resulting in the next generation is going to become the global headquarters of the fight to defend the judeo christian basis of western civilization so that's just not just in europe but right across the w

the fashionable architects in italy's competing city states particularly in venice milan florence and pisa became some of the top earners of the renaissance. no longer nameless as they had been in the middle ages they were celebrated and pampered elites. venetian noble men spend fortunes on palaces in the new style. was architect antonio continue designed and built the bridge of sighs one of the most photographed motifs in the world. this new style of building became popular outside italy the city will in syria is a masterpiece of the late renaissance one hundred years earlier the sculptor and builder until an eastern man had built one of the most picturesque examples of italian renaissance cern town hall in switzerland. the new style inspired by the buildings of the ancient world was characterized by symmetry and a clear system for the arrangement of columns arches and. architecture gardens and sculptures were designed as complete artistic ensembles the aim was to please the eye and please the people not praise god. in view simply i mean really good evil art was basically religious a

the victory was over milan in 1967. came the winning goal! deflected the shot!s hill and after a spell, it was celtic and after that as a player, only celtic. went to the head of billy mcneill and what a scene it was! at this final in 1965, his goal ending in eight yearfor the club and kick—starting the glory years that led to lisbon. he went on journey, nine successively successive league titles. he also turned out for scotland on 29 occasions. he was devoted to his family and talked often about the strain of having to travel and leave them behind. he breathed at the game of football and as a manager, there was manchester city

that meant well from florence milan naples venice and rome flowed into smaller places. if you go to italy and enjoy the beauty and diversity of these small towns you get an eye. idea of what it meant back then to turn war and iron into gold and gold into art school. milan in fourteen eighty five you not o's employer was loaded because sports who group the city state. you know to apply to work for him as a military engineer and maker of weapons only mentioning his painting and sculpture in passing that the vicar had great expansion plans was reading himself for war. and so leonardo ended up building high tech weapons for the sports. inspired by antiquity he combined the idea of an enclosed chariot with the torches formation used by the roman legions in siege warfare. it was supposed to be an armored vehicle with incredible firepower but it failed in practice it was too heavy to move easily and the steam engine hadn't yet been invented. the codex atlantica contains more than a thousand pages with sketches. he designed to perpetual motion machine a gearbox and vehicles pow

business i'm joined now the milan in berlin thanks for joining us the company about describes itself as a platform for inspiration had its first trading day on the new york stock exchange pinterest thought stocks surged more than thirty percent and its debut its valuation has been put at twelve point seven billion dollars the digital phone board site dedicated to sharing pictures of food fashion and travel claims of more than two hundred fifty million monthly users it's the second biggest u.s. i.p.o. this year after riding hailing out lift went public last month like a few of its unicorn peers however it is unclear when or if pinterest will ever become profitable. yan's court to followed the i.p.o. for us on wall street high end so first list now pin to rest another bellwether for how tech unicorns might perform as a publicly traded companies now what the picture is emerging for investors so far. well i mean especially if we look at to pinterest it's a good omen for all those i.p.o.'s to come probably early may we might see the i.p.o. off so that would be by far the biggest i.p.o. in

town to the touring here at one hundred eighty musicians fifteen concerts but this venue stands out milan's san marco church where there is requiem was first performed this is a very very special very. basic of the repurchase of a concert. but it's done for different purposes. so this place gave us the opportunity to. finding again true purpose of. secrets' music. and to get connected to this music in a different way. sanmarco church first mentioned in the year twelve fifty four martin luther was here and so was mozart illustrious guests fantastic acoustics it was here that bedi premiered his requiem dedicated to his late friend. poet and sundry month sony first performed on may twenty second eight hundred seventy full a year after months of a nice day. by definition a requiem is meant for the songs of the deceased nowadays this one is rarely played at funerals more often in concert hall. everything is so good. dramatic the intensity of stage cannot without sticking to the costumes and the action is a universal. action and universal drama is the drama. in front of us. it's a drama that cond

welcome to business i'm joined now the milan in berlin good to have you with us standing outside boeing shareholders meeting protesters called for the american plane maker to face prosecution for the two fatal crashes involving its seven three seven max model and side shareholders demanded to know whether boeing did enough to ensure the safety of the plane its fastest selling jet now grounded all over the world since then boeing's first quarter profits have led twenty percent in a chair price by ten. is the first shareholder meeting since two fatal crashes involving boeing seven three seven max and folded into one of the biggest crises to hit the american plane maker we have boeing or sorry for the loss of life in these tragedies and they continue to weigh heavily on us we recognize the devastation to the families and friends of the passengers and crew members that extend our deepest sympathies to all of their please join me in a moment of silence at this time to honor the three hundred forty six people who were on board those two flights. but there was tough questioning from shareholde

weekend he gave a much anticipated performance of it is requiem with his own song music a tanna in the milan church where it originally had its premiere way back in one thousand nine hundred. fifteen recognisable the past sixty s. a re the day of rock one of the climax is intercept you.

the victory came against inter milan on a sun—drenched evening in lisbon in 1967.t thing about it, he had the passion of everybody that was in the terraces. bornjust ten miles from celtic park, mcneill made his debut in 1958. but it was the arrival ofjock stein as manager that put him — and celtic — on the road to success. in 1965, mcneill scored the winning goal in the scottish cup final, sparking a period of domestic dominance that would include nine successive league titles. he was capped 29 times for scotland before retiring in 1975, bringing to an end an 18—year playing career devoted to celtic. not many people get the opportunity to stand in the winners' rostrum, and i've done it on lots of occasions. and it is wonderful, make no mistake about it. and to play for a club and to be associated, for me, with this club has always been brilliant. mcneill would go on to manage aston villa, manchester city and aberdeen. but his heart belonged in glasgow. in two spells in charge, he led celtic to five league titles, becoming one of the club's most successful managers.

welcome to the business i'm joined now the milan in berlin thanks for joining us it's the latest development in a decades long transatlantic tussle over aviation subsidies has come up with a list of twenty billion dollars worth of u.s. products that could be hit by terrorists it's a response to what it says are unfair subsidies to american plane maker boeing it comes after washington published its own list of european products attacks over what it claims is illegal state aid to the ropes or bust now all eyes are on the world trade organization for a way out of what could turn into a tit for tat spiral. planes. handbags suitcases and cigarettes are all part of the e.u. use eleven page list of u.s. imports worth twenty billion dollars but could soon be hit with tariffs it would come into play if the u.s. goes ahead with its own plans to levy tariffs in the aircraft subsidy dispute but any final decision on levels of harm and compensation will not be decided by either the e.u. or the u.s. now when it comes to the possible this issue. used countermeasures that decision has to be established in l