paestum, just a little south of the bay of naples, had been a greek colony since 720 b.c., a time when rome was still in its infancy. during that period athens, corinth, and other greek city-states sent colonists into the western mediterranean to relieve overpopulation and to establish reliable trading partners. here, greeks built cities that looked just like home, worshipped the same gods, planted grape vines and olive trees, and grew wheat for export back to greece. prosperous colonies soon were spreading greek culture all over southern italy and sicily in what became known as magna graeca. one of the most beautiful remnants of that world can be seen today in agrigento, sicily. commanding a large territory of fruits and grains, it became prosperous through extensive trade with north africa, just a short sail across the mediterranean. a series of rulers chose to show off their successes and thank the gods for their good fortune through a series of public building projects. but with all its success, agrigento still only placed second in the race for top city in sicily. first-place hono

dennis o'donnell and a showdown at naples. at naples.cla unseat stanford. ,, take one of those pillows and take a big smell. they smell really fresh. what if we told you we washed these sheets seven days ago? really? no way. are you serious? downy? ultra downy april fresh. give us a week, and we'll change your bed forever. with so many it's hard to see the difference. but this is the way most dentists choose. fact is, more dentistsse an oral-b toothbrush than any other brush. trust the brush more dentists and hygienists use...oral-b. tonight, faced 8th ranked ucla, undefeated in the pac-10.. nikki caldwell has the bruin women off to their b >>> since losing his to stanford the women have won 9 straight. nicky caldwell has the bruin women off to the fast start. that didn't seem to phase fourth-ranked stanford. kayla peterson, 18. cardinal led by 35, took care of the bruins low 38. nicky caldwell never saw this at her assist and underpass summit. neck a gets good position low post. they blow out ucla 64-38. their 55th straight win at naple

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the gold rush he wanted some body to minister to them, most were not catholics he got a priest from naples italy by way of china, father thomas chan to come and minister to the chinese people in the bay area and gold country he didn't speak the same dialect the chinese did in this area but had trained in italy so was fluent in italian so he was appointed as pastor to the italian people in san francisco. two decades later an italian came and established the first chinese mission in san francisco he has the two working together and of course today to tie it to the present st. peters and paul the italian national parish is now the italian and chinese national parish. they have had that close connection from the start. >> history you know i was kidding you when i said i want to mention the word history because people nod off or turn away but i think it is such a rich topic, and it is so alive today and you are a historian tell me why we should look back. >> it is interesting my experience is the older people get the more they appreciate history younger people don't seem to have as much concern

general manager, naples, new york, 10 years and currently. lookout magazine formerly published by marketing intelligence service. editor eight years. productscan online, a database of new consumer package goods, executive editor 10 years and currently. health products, business magazine. a trade journal, columnist five ars and currently. hobby, skiing, auto racing. tom, robert vierhile. born chicago 61 years of age, daughter donna. one daughter. jewish. democrat. university of chicago, b.s. chemistry. massachusetts institute of technology, ph.d., micro biology. center for science in the public interest, a nonprofit public health advocacy association with over 8,000 memrs. cofounder and executive director 33 years and currently. author, numerous books, including "restaurant confidential," "marketing madness," and "what are we feeding our kids?" hobbies, photography, biking, michael faraday jacobsson. >> what is the current thinking on alcoholol >> in small amounts can be ok. >> can be or will be? >> can be. not necessarily will be. and people

general manager, naples, new york, 10 years and currently. lookout magazine formerly published by marketing intelligence service. editor eight years. productscan online, a database of new consumer package goods, executive editor 10 years and currently. health products, business magazine. a trade journal, columnist five years and currently. hobby, skiing, auto racing. tom, robert vierhile. born chicago 61 years of age, daughter donna. one daughter. jewish. democrat. university of chicago, b.s. chemistry. massachusetts institute of technology, ph.d., micro biology. center for science in the public interest, a nonprofit public health advocacy association with over 8,000 members. cofounder and executive director 33 years and currently. author, numerous books, including "restaurant confidential," "marketing madness," and "what are we feeding our kids?" hobbies, photography, biking, michael faraday jacobsson. >> what is the current thinking on alcohol? >> in small amounts can be ok. >> can be or will be? >> can be. not necessarily will be. and peop

women trounce ucla at naples pavilion tonight. 64-3 64-38. peterson with 18 and stalworth with 21. lead cal over uc. to one of the best gyms of the year for the warriors. 36 points game winner in the final second. mystery now as monty not even in the top 10 not in the top 10 in all star game voting among western conference guards. vl. >> i let it go no did you tell. no doubt. i was i was going to turn around but i wanted to see it go in. shot was pretty. all star game voting is not. ellis third in the nba in scoring. 26 point each game. nip games of 35 points or more. top in the league. 3, 40 point game. top in the league. but he's not even in the top 10 in fan balance lieutenanting among western conference guard. starting 5 is picked by the fans. 7 reserve will be chosen by western conference coaches. >> could be grit for our organization but l have, ver tuberculosis an all start. haven't had one before. >> last golden state player named as all star. where was monty 14 years ago? >> i was 12. i was if making mud pie at that time. >> number stacked against him. kobe and chris will

naples, anthony brown rattling home the three. a three-point lead but back the other way.ake dinner. they're crescents for the other 364. try them tonight. [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon have such a sweet and delicious aroma that my family can't wait to get their hands on them. enjoy cinnabon cinnamon... now in all pillsbury cinnamon rolls. >> more developments in the tucson shootings. pam simon is one of congresswoman gabrielle giffords's staffers. she talked to coworkers. >> we first heard from pam simon, the giffords staffer who smiled wide as she was wheeled back to the congresswoman's office standing up to meet the colleagues who prayed for her. >> the bullet went through my wrist. i'm not sure where to where but it did. and miraculously did not hit anything my right hand. i took a bullet to the chest. and the -- when i woke up from the exploratory surgery the surgeon said you are one lucky lady. >> just like gus as we sat in that room with her so many of you were stunned at her recovery your bravery. you tweeted us. so many mirac

they said it was not colder here than in naples. dreams are the stuff that florida is made of. we set about becoming the best place in the country for jobs and we will look at education and health care. few things matter as much as health care and education of each of our children. it is time to offer floridians more choices, more opportunity to select the services they want and need. [applause] we will not allow bureaucracy to make our decision for us and them meridians differ in the dreams for their children, but every child is unique and every child can learn. [applause] we will have an education system that allows the maximum amount of choice. [applause] a system focused entirely on what is best for individual student learning not for special interests. [applause] will create a work force -- we will not create a work force for the future if we are stuck in an education model of the past. to capture the world's best jobs, we have to offer businesses the best educated work force, and we will do it. [applause] i have to ask if i care about health care. in the health care, top-

host: naples, florida. jean. caller: nobody knows if this was political. anyone who commits mass murder has a mental problem but mr. kristol seems to be backpedaling now. i have never seen such hate since president obama was elected from beck, hannity, limbaugh, and when you have people telling their audience to pick up their guns and fight, the sort of thing is bound to happen. there are so many wonderful republicans and democrats. it is time for them to do what mr. kristol said and turn off the television. stop giving people like him ratings. stop giving them money. we do not need legislation to come down the rhetoric. we just need the american people to say we have different views. that is what makes this country a great country. guest: that is what most politicians say. it is not fair to say that this has nothing to do with sarah palin or michelle bachman. the fact that they could somehow be responsible for this is unfair. i just criticized michelle bachman about 10 days ago for not raising the debt ceiling. she is involved in political debate. she is

they said it was not colder here than naples. and it's not.ge and small, dreams are the stuff that florida is made of. what we said about becoming the best place in the country to create jobs, we'll also take a fresh look at education and health care. few things matter to us as much as our health care and the education of each of our children. it's time to offer floridians more choices, more opportunities to select the services they want and they need. [applause] we're not going to clean debacles created in the prior century. we're not going to let bureaucracy create our dugses -- decisions for us. as we know, every child is unique and every child can learn. [applause] we will have an education system that allows the maximum amount of choice. a system focused entirely on what's best for individual student learning. not for special interests. we're going to create a work force for the future with an -- we're not going to create a work force for the future if we're stuck in an education model for the past. to capture the world's best jobs we hav

they said it was not colder here than naples. it is not. large and small. dreams of the stuff that florida is made of. what we said about becoming the best place in the country to create jobs will look at education and health care. few things matter to us as much as our health care and education of each of our children. it is time to offer floridians more choices, more opportunity to select the sfs they want and they need. we're not going to cling to models create in the a prior century. we're not going to let others make our decisions. floridians dream for their children, but every child is unique and every child can learn. we will have an education system that allows the maximum amount of choice. a system focused on what is best for individual student learning, not for special interests. we're going to create a work force for the future with -- we're not going to create a work force for the future, we're stuck in the education model with the past. they capture -- to capture the best jobs, we have to offer the best educated work force. we'll do it. i got t

i think again -- if i decide to turn jihadi and i tried to carry out an attack in naples, they will say, ", he has been trained, and does it mean there is a sort of connection? i do not know, liquid or defined? >> fluid. >> yes, that you cannot say the border between membership and who is part of a group or not. there are some self-reminding of the heritage in europe, that is sure. but still, they can be dangerous and there can be a sort of -- someone who can tell them what they should do, but i do not think there is this kind of problem right now in europe. >> thank you very much. we are out of time. >> also last year beijing asked south africa to join the nation's known as a brick. rick would never present over half of the world's population. it is expected to serve and counter western establishment. chinese at home, the quality of life has not been growing as their countries global status. it is compromised by one single factor, inflation. china's consumer price index hit a 28 month high of 5.1% in december. the soaring prices upset many of the country's medium and low income residen

. >> naples, florida. go morning. caller: listen. i think michael steele got a bad break in this time around. i really do believe i'm a member of the tea party, loosely affiliated to it. i was really upset with for instance the senate republican leadership. i didn't want my campaigns going to someone i didn't necessarily agree with. we caught up. this day and age, you can donate to the person more in line with your thinking. that took a lot of the fundraising away from the republican leadership. i don't necessarily know that's going to be michael steele's fault. i don't suspect they are going to have as much or more success. it will be more decentralized where people go through the states and see someone. i know a lot of friends here that sent money to christine o'donnald just so we wouldn't have the republican choice there in delaware. . . caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i ran for the u.s. house as the green party member against don sherwood in 2002. so i have been studying the conservative movement since 1995 when newt

host: naples, florida. jean. caller: nobody knows if this was political.nyone who commits mass murder has a mental problem but mr. kristol seems to be backpedaling now. i have never seen such hate since president obama was elected from beck, hannity, limbaugh, and when you to pick up their guns and fight, the sort of thing is bound to happen. there are so many wonderful republicans and democrats. it is time for them to do what mr. kristol said and turn off the television. stop giving people like him ratings. stop giving them money. we do not need legislation to come down the rhetoric. we just need the american people to say we have different views. that is what makes this country a great country. a great country. guest: that is what most politicians say. it is not fair to say that this has nothing to do with sarah palin or michelle bachman. the fact that they could somehow be responsible for this is unfair. i just criticized michelle bachman about 10 days ago for not raising the debt ceiling. she is involved in political debate. she is not inciting people

dario is from naples, italy, so we also have some historical ties to organized crime.[laughter] following him, we have jean-luc. he is a senior fellow at the institute for strategic research in paris but also a senior fellow here at sais. and then finally, we have andrew mcgreggor. what is interesting about his comments is that they have been basically been based in the ninth year -- niger. what we have not seen is that going eastward towards a van. indre is the director of a consulting firm, aberfoyle international, and also works at georgetown. with that, i would like to pass it over to dario. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> so the thank you very much, first of all, for inviting me here. normally, i am used to speaking at boring and empty academy gatherings. if i should die because of the emotion of what is going on, -- actually, i will try to do this the best that i can and explaining in my view the three main developments related to the evolution of al qaeda in the past few years. o

. >> we at naples community church have but one regrets. we are going to miss these people. what work hard that all may work. let's pray fervently that all may be humbled. times,e thankful in good patient and the hard times, and worship at all times. to the glory of god, in the name of the father, and the holy spirit. amen. [applause] ♪ >> the 112th congress convenes tomorrow at noon. our coverage begins at 7:00 as "washington journal" takes your calls. the house will formally elect a new speaker, the john boehner air. we will air the opening session wednesday evening at 8:00. on c-span2, the senate will swear in the new members. house republicans say it -- with action on the rules for debate. even though the repeal is expected to pass the house, senate democrats said they will not bring it up. in a few moments, we will show you the first day of a couple of new sessions of congress when control of the house changed parties. you'll hear nancy pelosi in 2007 and newt gingrich from 1995. in an however, today's news conference with democratic house leaders. after that, a look at

. >> my grandparents are both from naples. so we're going to put some extra virgin olive oil.n must mushrooms. you can put a little bit of veal, beef or pork if you like. >> what is blanching. >> blanching is just boiling the mushrooms for a few minutes. >> and it keeps the crispness to the vegetables, right? >> that will brown for a few minutes and then we have cabernet wine, which goes very nice. some beef broth and you watch your salt, it depends on how much you have in there. we have some chopped pump tom o tomatoes. >> you can do canned, right. >> this is actually canned. just season it with salt and pepper. salt and pepper, now you bring that to a boil, to a simmer and we have the almost finished product here, this has been cooking for a few minutes, just finish it off with a couple of pats of butter. you got to have some fat in there, of course there's the virgin olive oil as well and some parsley. fix that up real nice. you can put bass basil if you like. this is a nice, you know, about a pound of pasta, a good solid, big restaurant portions. >> what are you guys going