naples city hall, he wants the people to believe in his resolve. when talking about his policy, he uses the term, "revolution." >> the mafia have only become stronger thanks to their political connections. cutting off those connections would cut off the oxygen they live off of and then they would become meaningless. >> the mayor's office features a painting of naples revolutionary uprising in the 17th century. now, the cheops some is witnessing potentially historic change -- the piazza is witnessing change. these three men have three different colored dumpsters. they explain to local people how to sort their trash this man wants to know where to throw away books. waste separation is a completely new concept for many here. as for the part of town that is home to the mafia, the mayor wants to see a new university, so his new revolution has only just begun. of the mountains of garbage do not disappear, naples will be facing a very messy future indeed. >> for the local white serioues we are off to comino island in the maltese archipelago which has a po

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

naples and now they're getting it. the rest of florida has been getting good rain the rest of of the week. we'll move northward. the main focus is going to be this main frontal boundary. it's going to sink southward as it goes through tomorrow. as it does so, it's going to create some big time thunderstorms. so here is the deal. storms more numerous tomorrow than they were today, although we had a few. a few were severe. we talked about that. those that developed can be hefty. flash flood watch goes into effect tomorrow afternoon through late tomorrow night. again, the storms could be heavy. they could be severe. and they will have heavy down tours with them. the cit -- downpours with them. the critical hours 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. we'll do the future cast for you. generally we get a break in the morning. 6:45. except for the residual moisture. now you walk into lunch, you still may have a shower south of town. then we get into the evening hours and a lot of showers and storms now developing across most of the metro a

from naples it goes to the strategic nato command outside brussels. from there it has to political committees to clear, the military committee in the north atlantic council. at times it has to get to the capitals of the countries to be approved. you know, recalled general clark used the climb a wall. you wanted to knock out television transmitters. it had to go through all these countries' capitals and come back. consensus. by that time i think those transmitter's stopped working. so, yes, it is true. i believe that nato is mired in this cold war structure. walking out of nato headquarters with two senior officers at 5:00. there was nobody there. i said, where is everybody? well, it's 515. a war going on somewhere. so, yes, it is true. yes, it is true. i don't mean to denigrate what nato has done. it has been the most successful military alliance in history. but we now need to take a look at this. i mean, members can't agree politically. the disconnect between the political and the military's. so -- and i fully agree that the europeans are not all the

it will cross the united states at naples, florida, before landing here at the kennedy space center.s ago i had an opportunity to sit down with commander chris ferguson, who is, of course, at the controls of "atlantis" right now. and ferguson talked about what he thought it would be like when he made this historic landing. >> we want to make sure we get the job done. and when the job is done, we can look back and reflect and think about where the place in history lied for this final shuttle flight. >> you know, ferguson added that he was bound and determined that he was going to be the last person out of the vehicle. and of course, later today, ali, after "atlantis" comes home there's going to be a ceremony on the runway. then a little bit later in the morning, there will be a ceremony back over at the orbiter processing facilities as they call it, where thousands of workers will be allowed to gather and see the vehicle for the last time. and you know, more than 2,000 workers are actually going to be laid off tomorrow, day after "atlantis" lands. pretty terse times here. >> and missi

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

going to get the airport landing fees from naples or sicily. now. as divers continue to retrieve bodies from the volga river the number of victims after the pleasure cruises sinking on sunday has risen to one hundred thirteen the vessels captain was also among the dead his body reportedly found on the bridge meanwhile more details emerge of procedural violations that could have contributed to the tragedy his crew reportedly understated the passengers on board to obtain permission from river controllers to set sail claiming the number to be just twenty instead of two hundred russia's prime minister putin has visited and paid tribute to the rescue operation and said that those whose negligence greed led to the disaster must be punished what is taught in reports on how the investigation is proceeding. the first arrests have been made and this is starting to move beyond just a disaster recovery operation for two people that have been arrested so far. she is the owner of the company that rented double daria for what would be its final voyage also yakov.

>> naples, too. >> naples, too.i come down and visit you guys, give me a little tour of the area? fishing on sanibel island. beautiful out there. who has to worry about the wet weather today? owere's t a lot of it. ers and thunderstorms as we go through the southeast. pensacola area, panama city and tallahassee will be dodging raindrops and thunderstorms. it's actually needed because of the drought conditions. still watching the heat wave in the middle of the country. dry, beautiful weather all through new england. in the northwest, that's where it's been very cool this summer. only 71 near seattle. >>> a live look outside in swrj we've got some low clouds this morning, another cool start. the non-weatherat headlinershs that 3.3 earthquake east-southeast of berkeley,in perhaps you woke up to that. that was at 3:51 this morning. back to the weather, 50s and 60s outside right now. a good sea breeze will keep the temperatures down again today. 60s and 70s for highs today. if you want to find warmer weather, the seven-d

going to get the airport landing fees from naples or sicily. now. as divers continue to retrieve bodies from the volga river the number confirmed dead after the pleasure cruise the sinking on sunday has risen to one hundred thirteen including the vessels captain meanwhile yet more details emerge of procedural violations that could have contributed to the tragedy he will bury his crew reportedly understated the number of the passengers on board to obtain permission from river controllers to set sail claiming the number on board to be just twenty instead of two hundred thirty tom blanton brings us the latest from the disaster site. the first arrests have been made and this is starting to move beyond just a disaster recovery operation between people that have been arrested so far. she is the owner of the company that rented the bulgaria for what would be its final voyage also. sure he is a state expert on shipping and sometime before that voyage he said that the area was fit to sail and so perhaps was negligent in that decision divers are still working

are going to get the airport landing fees from naples or sicily. now. live from moscow and i still to come for you in the program a wave of outrage in israel. the israeli government has managed in fact to hear very very possibility for a very think of the peace process people take to the streets as the government pushes through a bill that outlaws speaking out against jewish settlements on occupied palestinian territories. as victims of mumbai's terror attacks are laid to rest we look into who is a behind of the blasts that killed at least seventeen. russia has a less disagreement with the u.s. on the libyan crisis than with some european countries that's the view or foreign minister laughed off after talks with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has gone into kind of brings us more from our bureau in washington. with regards to leave here both russia and the u.s. have the view that colonel gadhafi must step down and that would leave you should be able to choose their future leader it's the path towards those aims that moscow and washington dis

going to get the airport landing fees from naples or sicily. no but italy is a foreign country to look at it i mean it's kind of berlusconi is a media tycoon he owns ninety percent of the media there he's the murdoch of italy and yeah even more than that but this is why you know this ugly old buffoon who runs a country into the ground. and the population seems happy with it because he has lots of breasts on his television shows and in all his media and porn stars that he nominates for it to run the economy and they seem all perfectly happy with that but when the i.m.f. comes and takes their gold i think somebody else is going to have the last laugh they might have had real fun with this before but. look stacey i think this is incredibly important ken can you stay. over past a break is not ok i think i can say all right don't go away we'll be right back after this. movie. to shoot. welcome back to the kaiser report was stacy herbert you know we were talking about that fraudulent nincompoop berlusconi who the economist magazine on the converse to

. >> these came from naples, naples florida. >> i thought i just might have a winner rusty who i boughtow. >> registration? >> you have an entry here. >> oh, great. >> do you have a miniature pygmy division? >> yes. >> you take the form to anita and assign him a tank. >> his own tank. >> did you hear that rusty, your own tank. >> number 3. we are going to give you number 3. >> rusty is loving it in his new home. >> now we are official, rusty. ♪ >> officially in over our heads. >> the competition was overwhelming. >> overwhelming and, frankly, a bit weird. >> were these really goldfish? with their bulldog faces, smug eyes, cauliflower growths? a few that looked like they swallowed golf balls and one that couldn't even swim. >> not to mention their cousins, the coy coy which were grand and expensive, some worth tens of thousands of dollars. is this fair? >> a great body, he is not going to compete. >> fortunately they separated the goldfish from the koi in the judging and the goldfish by size and variety. >> rusty. >> but at least we had a chance. >> rusty, tank 3. >> they called rusty a

going to get the airport landing fees from naples or sicily. now. it's the same credit rating agency that sparked fresh panic in the e.u. now threatens to review america's aaa credit score for a downgrade and that's for the first time in over ten years it says there's a risk of the u.s. could fail to resolve the deadlock in its budget negotiations well for more on that i'm not joined by max wolf he's a senior analyst at green crest capital joining us live now in new york the chairman of the federal reserve has warned that if the u.s. fails to meet the august second deadline it will be disastrous why disastrous but what will it actually mean for the u.s. economy. well less than three weeks from today the u.s. government world reached a worst case scenario in terms of a budgetary impasse between the congress and the president we have a lot of obstinance we've had bunch of deals that were announced rumored speculated on and then fell through and as i sit here and talk to you now we're less than three weeks away from the federal government reaching the

going to get the airport landing fees from naples or sicily. no. you with r.t. live from moscow now russia has less disagreement with the u.s. on the libyan crisis than with some european countries that's the view of foreign minister sergei lavrov after talks with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton. brings us more from our bureau in washington with regards to leave both russia and the u.s. have the view that colonel gadhafi must step down and that the leaders should be able to choose their future leader it's the path towards those aims that moscow and washington disagree on the world russia criticizes the scope of the into the foreign intervention in libya possible sees the actions of the allied forces forces there as a violation of the u.n. mandate minister lavrov said the resolution is being wrongly interpreted as anyone can do whatever they want for minister laugh it off was also asked about why russia is blocking a u. and they should have to condemn the syrian president assad he said the attitude of the west is exclusively about exerting pressure on

which hopefully is going to have a happy ending because they're trying to take care of this duck in naplesflorida. i remember doing a story on this sort of similar. it wasn't a dart, it was an arrow. take a look at this poor fellow. he's got a dart from his head, this little duck. he was impaled with a dart. they're trying to capture the duck so they can save the guy. they're saying it looks likee this dart duff missed vital organs. >> went right through his head, did it not? >> more importantly they're saying in florida you need to teach your kids or maybe folks playing in the backyard thinking this is funny to aim at animals, this is what can happen. they're trying to make this a lesson for folks to not do this and make sure you say to your kids, this is not funny. >> at least he seems okay for now. >> that can't go on for too much longer though. >> this is leading into our next story out of the "sacramento bee." talking about the california state fair. i don't know if you can see there some maggots coming out of here. >> no, there is not. >> would you like a bite, peggy? it's really tas

when they call in a the strike if it goes to naples for the canadian general runs the forces. from there it goes to the strategic nato command outsider brussels and from there it has to political committees to clear. and then it is pass to go to the capitals of the countries to be approved. recalled general clark who had to climb zero wall to knock out those television transmitters had to go to those capitals then come back for the consensus by that time those transmitters had stopped working. so we believe they are mired this luscious 5:00 nobody was there. where is everybody? it is by 15 pm. isn't there a war going on somewhere? yes it is true. it is the most successful military alliance in history but we need to take a look at this. there is a disconnect between the military side and political side. i fully agree the europeans are not all there but they are pointing in a direction with heavy-duty missions and also when not move along that way? >> i am not sure there is a solution. i am not sure nato has found that a solution which is a cyber best practices centers set up bu

>> well, my father -- my father started off as a tailor, working for a tailor in naples when he was 15 father was working for this tailor who was making dresses for sophia loren. and cut to 25 years later, i'm at college at usc, i meet my future husband and he is the son of sophia loren.n. and that tailor brought my father to america and my father continued working and the tailor business and opened up, you know. >> jimmy: so your mother-in-law is sophia loren? >> yes. >> jimmy: that's a really good mother-in-law to have. >> it is. >> jimmy: is she a good mother-in-law to have? >> well, i'm sure she's just like your italian momma. but she's sophia loren. >> jimmy: that's a big but right there, i mean, that's serious. and so -- your kids grandma is sophia loren. >> yes. i gave her her first grandchild and we get along famously. but the only thing that we disagree on is parenting. like, the italian mommas don't really discipline the same way we do. when i give my daughter a time-out, for her, it's like a sent her to a torture chamber. she gets very mad. shakes her head. she has to leave

enough in the age of steam for an italian immigrant to travel from a small village to the coast that naples, board the steamships, travel all the way to the united states, passed through ellis island and the medical inspection there, board a train to chicago and get off their, and then come down with the simpsons, the early symptoms of smallpox. those early symptoms were very high fever, severe back pain, often vomiting. it was a terrible kind of flulike condition. then miraculously the fever started to subside and the person felt better. a person might even feel good enough to go to work or off to school. and that was when they started to become contagious. the virus had been replicating very rapidly. and ultimately it would produce this terrible skin sort of eruption by this rash that ravaged the skin, and was the most horrific visible sign of smallpox. that as all of this was going on, the virus was replicating in the internal organs as well and attacking them. so people usually when they died, died of acute respiratory failure. it was not a pleasant experience of any of it. most survivo

it's showing most of the rain is on the gulf coast of florida from naples on up toward tampa.hat's going to be passing well west. the latest indications are a 60% chance of storms. they have a 40% chance they'll get that launch under way. right now at the launch site itself, there really is no rain at all. here's cape canaveral, don't have any storms around now. they have a decent chance they may get it off. joe? >> thanks very much, tom. >>> 10,000 workers as the g goddard space flight center in greenbelt will be watching the launch. they have provided much of the technology, engineering, and communications work over the last 30 years of shuttle missions. the loss of the shuttle program will mean the loss of thousands around the country, but many at the goddard facility are expected to be retained. watch "news 4 midday" for coverage of the final shuttle launch. once again, the shuttle is scheduled to launch at 11:26. >>> 6:18 now. this morning a tragic reminder of just how important it is to be careful while going for a ball at a baseball game. a fan in texas died after falli