. >> residents of naples are fed up with thg garbage piling up on nearly every corner in the city. the summer heat has made the stench unbearable. in spite of years of pro fest little has changed. tempers are boiling over. >> this is a petition signed by all of us and addressed to the public prosecutor. it ends with a question mark. rubbish is nonpartisan. we're just the victims. who are we supposed to turn to? >> tons of garbage are lying around here. the problem has to be solved urgently. i'm sure this isn't mayor's fault. he's only been in office for 10 days. >> naples' new mayor comes from a small anti-corruption party. since he took office organized crime sinned cats have been flexing their muscles. they make their profits from the dump and incineration plants. and if the mayor has his way, they stand to lose out. >> the goal for the coming weeks is to make naples more and more independent, in particular through sorting trash and more recycling through composting. >> the mayor is meeting obstacles not only from organized crime but also from the prime minister's conservative go

he contacted nato in naples, where operations in libya are coordinated. >> i hope that with its many ships in the mediterranean at nato would take up the matter. they could send a helicopter. >> the people on the boat hoped they would be rescued. they were still far from lampedus and their fuel was almost gone. elation. they were spotted. >> they said, "we can help you." the helicopter was close to us. >> we showed then the babies on board. and the empty water containers. but the only photograph us and flew away. -- they only photographed us and flew away. >> we want to go to them, but could not reach them. >> and nato was notified. it monitors the region from the air, and is not to have spotted the boat. >> nato maritime command in naples has looked into all the information available concerning this incident and other incidents concerning migrants in the area. they concluded that no nato vessel was involved in any way in this incident. >> if that is true, whose helicopter and ship did the migrants see? this is another boat crowded with migrants. an italian customs patrol boat came t

warren and maureen nyerges bought this house in naples florida in 2009-- paying cash. so it was a complete surprise to them when they received a foreclosure notice from bank of america. they immediately called the bank to straighten it out, but no luck. proving they had no mortgage was much more difficult than they imagined. >> they just couldn't wrap their head around the fact that there was no mortgage. we had no business with bank of america. we made the purchase from the bank. it was paid in full. i don't understand what failure there was at the corporate level to let this happen. >> i don't know if they just didn't hear or they didn't want to hear or they didn't understand. >> i believe they heard. you'd speak with a representative and ask for their supervisor, and you'd give them the same story you gave the representative, and you would get the same response from them. "just get up to date on your mortgages." >> tom: banks and the court system are clogged with foreclosures. at the end of may, more than 912,000 homes were being processed for foreclosure. homebuyer

and i'm from naples so in naples we got music in the blood. so we sing everywhere.ot just in the shower. and that's why i want to share something with you tonight. president newlin: ok, wonderful. [singing] president newlin: thank you. vice chair joseph: i'd like you all to note that that was out amplifycation. president newlin: is there anybody else from the public who would like to address this issue? >> public comment at the board of supervisors does not compare to public comment here. president newlin: yes, sir, please come forward. you'll all get a chance. one at a time. >> hello, commissioners. i appreciate getting a chance to address you today and i sincerely apologize for my enthuse yass much on this issue being distracted at the beginning of the meeting. my field has had some light in what's happening in the western soma area and the sixth street corridor. in regards to frankly this all goes back to planning department mistake in 1989 with the general ban across the board with entertainment permits and this great tragedy to the arts and cultural elements of

the report recommends given the beaches around naples a wide berth as they did not test well in comparison to other european waters. to the quality of europe's bathing waters is very high. good news for beach lovers across europe. >> in soccer, the days of long- term german captain michael ballack e officially coming t an en the coach has confirmed that the veteran player no longer features -- figures into the plans. he missed the world cup campaign in south africa because of injuries. now, he will play his 99th game in national colors and a friend against brazil. -- in a friendly against brazil. the mavericks fans came out to welcome their star dirk nowitzki and his teammates back to dallas after be in the miami heat to take their first ever nba championship title. 250,000 people lined the streets of dallas to celebrate their heroes. >> this week, we are focusing on human rights issues around the world, especially in places where states are unable or unwilling to provide their citizens with the most basic freedoms. we are trained three people of work to create a world of human dignity. on

i want to qualify my statement about parks to say that we were given a beautiful park on naples between geneva and rock avenue. the first permanent pavement to park project in san francisco. it was a gift, not only from the city, but also from dpw. let me detail what we are talking about in our district, programs in the vessels there -- excelsior. many more park sapping and patrol in our major parks such as crocker-amazon, burke's part, allis chalmers. with those parks, we deal with a lot of seniors. in crocker-amazon, we're given a great gift with the bocce ball courts started over a month ago. trash dumping -- i will be real quick. trash dumping in our neighborhood supported by the efforts of supervisor cohen and at avalos. there are certain hot spots that we cannot do with any longer. we need public service announcements about big trash days, at least two times a year. i last issue, public safety. engleside and terrible station represents the biggest area of san francisco. -- terraval station represents the biggest area of san francisco. engleside to visitation valley. we are down ab

steves: no taste of naples is complete without a pizza. antica pizzeria da michele is a favorite. baking in just the right combination of fresh dough, mozzarella, and tomatoes in traditional woodburning ovens, this restaurant is considered by many the birthplace of pizza. they brag it takes several years of practice to get the dough just right. catering to pizza purists, the menu is brief -- just two kinds. marinara comes with tomato sauce, oregano, and garlic -- no cheese. margarita celebrates the unification of italy. named after the first italian queen, it comes with the colors of the italian flag -- red tomatoes, white mozzarella cheese, and a garnish of green basil. italians who come to the states are not impressed by thick and fancy pizzas. judging from the enthusiasm of those munching these hot and tasty pies, what really matters is not the quantity of ingredients, but the quality.

we have about five members of the community out from us all the way from naples green, a new park with that as their, that was put up by dpw with city funds, one of our great assets out there in district 11. i want to thank the mta for all the work you're doing to street by street create a network. thank you for your work. thank you to dpw, who helped make that happen as well. it is very challenging because we have to change many minds about biking in san francisco. i live in a district where cars are more keen than bikes, and we want to change that. it is the work of the san francisco bicycle coalition that helped make that happen. how we organize our communities and make sure we can share the information about how we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, live more healthy lifestyles. that is what the san francisco by coalition does, and i am happy you are doing this work -- that is what the san francisco bike coalition does. thank you so much. [applause] i want to thank the mayor, supervisors, the tremendous support for connecting the city. i also want to bring up our next speaker, th

naval hospital it's on its maiden voyage to the mediterranean to join up with the sick creek in naples and. this area is a quick search with aircraft helicopters close to six thousand. troops are all the sailors marines and so on and this doesn't send the right messages out within the framework of a resolute united simply in shell all this stuff calls last week of the g. eight. russia joined in with for colonel gadhafi to go but only if it's done diplomatically you know at the time as you know that initiative was praised and encouraged that we see this nato extending its operation for three more months why won't they stop the airstrikes and let russia try diplomacy. well that they've already decided all the major war theory. and their objective is to send you into total submission just now you have to read between the lines that's why president obama was in london. for all of his official summit late late last month what was happening. in the military was carrying out of extensive war games which were called sites and warrior and this involved again the u.s.s. h. w. bush with its strik

and from naples to london to all over the world this is our broadcasting live from moscow certainly glad to have with us let's take a look at our top headlines civilians in libya feel the brunt of violence from both nato airstrikes and bombs and pro and anti-government forces out or in the country hundreds have been killed by the western alliance while rebels and government forces have been accused of atrocities with many people fleeing for their lives after being trapped in a hostile region of the country. barack obama faces growing criticism over his plans to pull out over thirty thousand troops from afghanistan next year with some saying it's too risky and too fast but others claiming it's not swift enough the french say they are also going to withdraw forces but skeptics doubt the nato plan to hand security over to the afghans in twenty four thousand. dutch far right politician here wilders is cleared by a court of hate speech charges for comparing islam to naziism judges in amsterdam ruled that his statements were while insulting and fell within the boundaries of legitimate politica

residents of naples are trashing piles of uncollected trash to protest another trash crisis. one group of angry people chased off a truck, trying to collect garbage. and estimated 2400 tons of it is rotting on the streets of the city. the mess is blamed on organized crime's iron grip on garbage collection company autos and place your order now if interested in owning a $109,000 tesla roadster. the company says it will stop taking orders in two months and announced it would stop production of the sports car and instead focus on its electric sedan. the roadster never intended to be a big seller. >> that is a beauty. >> another iphone is coming soon. and we have the financial headlines in this bloomberg after the bell report. the fed lowered the forecast for growth after seeing the economy growing slower than expected and completed its sim plus plan, purchasing $600 billion in bonds and the chairman saying central bank can take additional actions if conditions warrant it. get ready for the newest version of the iphone. bloomberg news found out apple plans to introduce the device

the moderate former utah governor has his campaign stops in miami, orlando, and naples. >>> all rightlly this half hour, how to keep the kids cool and entertained during their summer vacation. sounds like it's all over but sounds like it's not as difficult as it might seem. >> as becky worley tells us, what's good for the kids can often keep mom and dad entertained as well. >> reporter: ah, summer. a few budget toys can cool the kids and pass the hours. first, sprinklers. the crazier the better. these two from melissa and doug are great for the littler ones. more ballistic models like the geyser blast may entertain slightly older kids. next, if you have access to a pool or a lake, check out the waboba extreme ball. it bounces on water. this would definitely keep a 10-year-old busy. it's made of some crazy space-age polymers. it floats and it only costs $11. now a rousing ping-pong rivalry could chew up a little summer down time. so i love this sports craft anywhere table set. for just 15 bucks, turn any table into a makeshift ping-pong table. my kids love to swim. so these cute speedo

. >> sean: i want to go fishing with you in naples and fort meyers. >> can i please say something nicese you ducked and dodged and went your own book. >> scepter his -- except for his wife who is the better republican. >> sean: you are ruining the show. ann coulter today, her brand new book is out. we have the first television interview. it is called "demonic." you will only see it here on hannity. >> stay tuned for more of this later in the hour we will play you a clip from the sit-down interview with one of the women that congressman weiner women that congressman weiner sent pictures to. host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? (high-pitched laughter) man: hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> sean: tonight we continue to monitor breaking develops sunning the anthony weiner scandal. joining me with more on that, plus an exclusive first look the explosive controversial new book, "demonic." it hits stores tomorrow mor

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joining us on the phone, from naples, italy, we get the nato side of this.he line with us. we appreciate you taking the time. have you been able to confirm, how much of what the libyan government is saying about this nato strike is true? >> nato is looking into this matter. we take this sort of reporting very seriously indeed. we heard a lot of propaganda and accusations from the gadhafi regime over the last few weeks. on this occasion we are carefully looking at this matter and we have to look carefully because nato were operating in tripoli last night. we were operating northern tripoli. we identify ied what was being used and, therefore, we have to take them out. it was putting huge risk on the civilians in the area and threatening the forces themselves. >> commander bracken, i know, many of us know, will have to be careful about the information that the government of libya is putting out, but still it sounds like they are checking this out and they did have operations in this area. it is possible a mistake was made. >> you know, at the end of the day, ou

host: naples, co-head. caller: i did not see the debate. i am for newt gingrich. think he is the smartest man in the united states. i read two of his books and that he cannot be beat. host: this is from "the daily collar." a piece that was posted on sunday, he writes -- no way that she can be elected. i have told the story in many ways, more than once. i am pretty convinced she is running and in doing so will damage the prospect of a conservative defeating obama in 2012." steve, go ahead. caller: hello. like the previous caller, i like newt gingrich. i have for quite awhile. in just sorry that his people walked out -- i am just sorry that his people walked out a couple of weeks ago. given regards to what you just read for sarah palin, i do not like her. i agree with the article. she will hurt the party chances. host: why is that? caller: i think that she is a joke. she has stuck herself out there with all of this other stuff. she has tried to keep herself in the news and i do not like it. i do not like what she has done. i thought that she brought mccain that only

we are here with some people from naples. a little bit better than the city, she says, at your age. see if it's beach weather or not. and we are going to see that sunshine in the center of the country. maybe you can go to a lake. they call those beaches, right? tomorrow, unfortunately, on the gulf coast, could see showers. >>> boy, it is getting more and more active as time wears on. take a look at the strong front. the yellows, reds, heavy to moderate rain. san francisco, you're about five to ten minutes away from your first heavy, steady rain, and it will continue for the next few hours. scheduled to arrive in the sunnyvale area. not all that warm. 61 in oakland, 69 in napa, santa rosa. after we get through the 120rst the temperatures warm up. birthday weather for you? >> yes, it's beautiful. >> find out what your birthday weather is like. all you have to do is go to weather.com 24 hours a day. matt, back to you on the other side of the plaza. >> thank you very much. >>> when we come back, we catch up with the star of the "transformers" film. shia l these sweet honey clustery thin

[applause] >> now, from the commencement ceremony of the ava maria law school in naples, florida, senator marco rubio, a florida attorney and the son of cuban immigrants with his first commencement address as a u.s. senator. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it's an honor -- i'll put this thing back. [laughter] >> it's an honor to be here with you today. thank you for the honorary degree and for the invitation, dean, i appreciate it very much. cardinal, it's an honor to be with you. mr. monahan, thank you as well. and all of you. had i known i was getting an honorary degree i would have skipped law school 13 years ago. [laughter] >> and saved a lot of money. [laughter] >> in any event, i'm grateful for it. thank you so much. i'm honored and privileged to be invited here today on such an important day for all of you. i've done these before. this is, i think, like my fourth commencement address. i always get to wear this robe and i brought my kids to one of them in year's past. they were wondering why no one in the choir was singin