presence on the bay of naples in the 18th century.hey ordered excavations and had the most elegant finds removed to their palace. word of the mysterious roman cities trapped in time spread throughout europe intrigued by the classical age. travelers added pompeii as a vital stop on their grand tour. sir william hamilton, the british envoy, arrived in naples in 1764 and stayed for 25 years. hamilton combined his interests in ancient history with a passion for the accumulation of knowledge for its own sake. his studies of vesuvian lava and other volcanic debris and its impact on the geology of the bay led to published accounts of his findings. at the same time, painters created imaginative images of the cataclysmic eruption of 79 a.d., as well as contemporary views of the still active vesuvius, which erupted sporadically but less lethally throughout the 18th century. writers and intellectuals began to visit pompeii in search of the wellsprings of western european culture. german writer wolfgang von goethe visited pompeii in 1787. reader:

. >>> today with tony's table we're in naples above the bay in naples. the port city is just beautiful. from the boats floating in the harbor to the views across the bay of naples. and we're going to do one of the greatest dishes from the coast of naples an sicily. now what that is? pasta with clams. [ non-english language ] so we're in the kitchen right now with chef marco. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: i have to confess it's one of my favorite dishes. it's simple to make but the ingredients have to be good. we are starting with the best fresh clams and herbs. you have the olive oil and garlic going. what do you do next? the french clams are added to this hot pan along with fresh parsley and as that begins to cook the chef gets the pasta started. the sheriff adds pasta water to the clams as they are cooking and then covers the pan. that's going to give it the steam. and that's also going to give it some juices to open up the collapse and give it some wonderful flavor. in just a minute you can see the clams start to open. now you see what he did?

we provided our quarters out of naples, international headquarters. my chief of staff was a french army officer, two-star. head of my intelligence section was a turkish brigadier general. head of targeting was an italian brigadier general. head of plans and operations was a british officer and we had a greek officer in charge of the resource development. so this was a true nato headquarters. and it works. and we could make it. but there is some cultural differences that we must learn about to make these efforts take place. we formed the headquarters, small one, 275 people. to put things in perspective, we ought to see dawn at 950. it was in northern italy with 300 people, that's it. so hence the very thin coin i've been talking about here, whereas a thousand people in a cpac operation would not be surprising. it was just south of naples and headed by an italian three-star. there were boots on the ground. they were libyan boots. libyan flip-flops, libyan running shoes. these were the libyan people, organized, trained, led, equipped. these were the peop

you see, lieutenant naples was one of seven firefighters from three departments who were injured when a wind-swept fire tore through a vacant house. lieutenant naples suffered serious burns on his face and tore legments in his shoulder when something on the house fell on him. >> could have been sheetrock, could have been metal. i don't know. it was too dark, too hot. get it off me and get out of there. >> reporter: a total van seven firefighters from riverdale fire department responded to the blaze. four of them were injured. tonight all four have now been released from the hospital. >> very painful. >> reporter: 19-year-old michael was another of the injured riverdale firefighters. still clearly shaken by the events of friday night. >> it was very hot in there. >> reporter: mccleary would only briefly describe the circumstances that led to burns and cracked ribs. >> when we were inside, a member from nine fell down on me and something crushed my chest. >> i've always wanted to be one and i'm going stick with it. >> reporter: michael naples echoed that feeling. >> it's what i love. >>

lieutenant naples suffered serious burns on both sides of his face and tore ligaments in his shoulder when something fell on him. >> could have been sheetrock or metal. i don't know, too dark, too hot, kind of get it off me and get out of there. >> reporter: a total of seven firefighters from riverdale fire department responded to friday night's -- blaze. four of them were injured. >> 19-year-old michael mcclary was another of the injured firefighters. still clearly shaken by the events of friday night. >> it was very hot in there. >> reporter: he would only briefly describe the circumstances that led to serious burns on his hands and three cracked ribs. >> when we were inside, it fell down on me and crushed my chest. >> reporter: despite his injuries, he is looking forward to being an active firefighter again. >> i have always wanted to be one and i'm going to stick with it. >> reporter: michael naples echoed that feeling, saying he, too, wanted to be a firefighter from an early age and there is no reason to stop now. >> use caution when walking after campus -- off campus after dark.

lieutenant naples suffered serious burns on both sides of his face and tore ligaments in his shoulderhing in the house fell on him. could have been sheetrock and metal. too dark, too hot, kind of get it off me and get it out of there kind of stuff. a total of seven firefighters responded to friday night's blaze. four were injured. but tonight, all four have been released from the hospital. >> very painful. >> reporter: 19-year-old michael mcclary was another of the

naples is there was a confederate general who was from naples, italy.thought the water was prettier there. here's what you get for $169,000. a southern style townhouse in a gated golf community with a waterway in the backyard. just three miles from the pristine white beaches that the area is known for. the kitchen has a cheerful yellow breakfast nook and tile floomplt the living room/dining room has doors that lead out back. light and bright with carpeted floors and ceiling fans and the covered porch looks as the sparkling blue waterway in case you want to float down to your neighbor. that's a beautiful home. $169. >> what a deal. now to phoenix. you get a three bedroom, two bathhouse for under $200,000. >> it's a nice house. in phoenix you would know better it's averaging 70 degrees this week. what's wrong with that? >> nothing. >> this is a ranch house with a big green lot in one of the best school districts. great house for a family. the fancy metal work is unusual but dolls up the house and works because of where it is. the entry has cool tile floor

the first safe way was on the cornerñr of naples, cordova, and 12th street. safely opened was in 1978. we are striving to get businesses. there are empty storefronts. they are ugly empty storefronts. we have had to call 311 several times because of all of the graffiti. if we have to deal with that when it is empty, when -- what will we deal with when there is something there? we represent over 1000 households. these are people who have lived there longer than i have. those people have lived there from the 1930's 40's 50's. my neighbors have been there for 45 years. they don't understand this. we what legitimate businesses, and i'm not saying that mcd is not a legitimate business. people are scared to death because they don't know what is going on. we have dozens and dozens and dozens of california facilities in the admission. t(there is the mission ymca, its when he got the putin is over 1,000 feet. the alternative school is over 1,000 feet. there in the neighborhood. one of the child care facilities is on the corner of avalon and mission. across the street f

this morning jordan and workers from immokalee are addressing a church in naples, florida. these speaking engagements are part of a sustained campaign p to get people of faith thinking about fairness and jfrs when they sit down to eat. brigitte gynther of interfaith action has opinion working in immokalee for eight years on behalf of workers. >> where does that food travel? who picked it? that's something we don't think about. we are called to think about the connection between us and those who toil in the fields day in and day out to put food on our plates. >> reporter: for the men and women who pick florida's tomato, their most important harvest has been some measure of justice and respect. i'm saul gonzalez in immokalee, florida. >>> in other news, the former archbishop of philadelphia died this week. he was 88 and suffered fro dementia and cancer. he led from 1988 to 2003. his death comes amid a high profile sex abuse case there involving two priests and a church official who served under him. >>> on our calendar this weekend, muslims celebrate the birthday of the proph

. >> reporter: michael naples echoed that feeling, saying he too, wanted to be a firefighter from an early age. >> it is what i love. >>> you can imagine the fear that the firefighter's parents got when they got the call about the accident. kevin oh tool and ethan sore relevant have some of the worsts injuries. oh tool is facing eight months of medical treatment. sore relevant has respiratory burns and is on a breathing tube now. >> underneath it all, we are all a big family. although some of us are strangers, we are all the same. >> took the longest ride in the world, four and a half hours from new york, not knowing what to expect. >> wow. that was the parents of the injured firefighters. >>> the search continues for the suspects who bailed out of a car after it crashed into a police cruiser. the accident happened yesterday afternoon in tacoma park. the driver of the car was fleeing a traffic stop when hen countered a police barricade. instead of stopping the driver put his vehicle in reverse. the pursuit covered parts of montgomery and prince george's county. >>> using caution when

the italian city of naples is the stronghold of a bloody and roofless mafia, known as that cumohah. it has forced small businesses to pay protection money. one town has stood up to the man of the mafia. >> she is an unlikely heroine, with everything that happened here beginning with this lady. when day, the camorra came calling. gangster's walked into this shop. they demanded protection money. but rafaella would not pay. >> i told them i do not want to have anything to do with you and i do not want you to set foot in my shop. don't ever come back. >> in these streets, fear kept people quiet. but rafaella broke the silence. she went to the police. they protected her. gradually, others began speaking out, too. today, more than 80 businesses refuse to pay. saying no takes real courage. that is what shopowners are doing. they are breaking the power of the mafia in this place. this oncepens to thriving restaurant reveals how dangerous it can be to defy the mafia. he was shot at and his business was firebombed. he says he will rebuild and reopen. although he is afraid, he says he will nev

lieutenant michael naples was also injured but helped pull some of his fellow firefighters to safety. >> i'm shooken up. ethan and ken are in my thoughts and prayers. hope they make a full recovery soon. >> reporter: 911 calls came pouring in. residents were con serpd the winds were fanning the flames. >> it's burning fast. the winds are blowing hard. >> i seen flames coming out. smoke everywhere. >> reporter: two firefighters from the bladensburg fire station remain in the burn unit, including ethan sorrell. two years ago he was awarded for helping a 4-year-old. cheryl mccleary was at the riverdale fire station when that call came in. >> i'm proud of him. our whole family is prud of him. but you just want to look at him and shake him and say please change your profession. >> we have to appreciate what they do. so selfless in the work that they do every day 37 these guys say they're all eager to get back to work once they're well enough to do that. now to the wild wind we had to deal with today, which meant lights out in bethesda. lights went dark after wires blew down on top of each

rain drenches i-75 from tampa bay to naples. ice and fog on i-35 from kansas city to minneapolis.w on i-25 from cheyenne to denver and colorado springs. >> if flying airport delays possible in miami, kansas city minneapolis and chicago. >>> reward money has been pouring in for a teenager missing from become become. samantha koenig, her father sent out a message pleading for her safe return and the reward is now over $40,000. >>> jury selection is set to begin forward the university of virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend. george huguely allegedly told investigators that he kicked in yeardley love's door and shook her. causing her head to repeatedly hit the wall. her attorneys blamed the death on a mix of alcohol and drugs. >>> 19 americans are facing trial in egypt in despite of the threat to cut $1.5 billion in aid. the americans are accused of using foreign funds to stir up unrest in egypt. the charges all come as turmoil continues to grow a year after the fall of egyptian president ho hosni mubarak. >>> and a stomach virus has sickened three cruise ship

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show in naples sold out that week. april 6th be in palm beach. april 7th melbourne, florida. bill o'reilly.com. did you see that on deck. father shoots his father's laptop dead. pop star offends many catholics at the >> bill: back of will book segment tonight. we begin with a fed up the dad, tommy jordan went vigilante, reading his daughter's comments to the world. >> this is called to my parents, by the way. to my parents i'm not your damn slave. it's not my responsibility to clean up your [bleep]. you tell me at least once a day that i had to get a job. i love it. this part. you could just pay me for all the [bleep] i do around the house. i don't know how to say how disappointed i am in you. and how disrespectful you were. so i i am going to put a stop to it and put it a stop to it right now. this right here is my 45. facebook was murdered and here now fox news correspondent juliet huddy. that's quite a statement. then the father posted his -- does he have a facebook account too? >> yeah he posted it on facebook and has 200 and some odd views. >> 200 isn't much. >> 200,000.

naples area ceremony may also be scheduled.man charged with sexual abuse to children more than a decade police arrested 63 year-old robert gaskill at his home thursday. robert gaskill operated a foster care service with his wife accused of sexually assaulting two young girls 1996 until 2009. history of working with or for organizations that help children. to back in court thursday. was it a mistake? halftime no no television executives apologizing for what happened at halftime and former white house intern claims lost virginity to ex-president. later in sports no time to rest for luol deng chicago bulls forward third and a row tonight in new jersey. the funny thing about a garage is... that it always seems to be closed when you want it open. and open when you want it closed. until now. with the craftsfman assurelink garage door opener you never have to wonder. because you can open or close your door antime from anywhere. and with all these features, craftsman has your garage door covered. exclusively at sears. craftsman. trust.

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but when officials found out, they kicked the russians and josh and their families off the ship in naples authorities investigated the incident which the boys had videotaped but did not prosecute. not long after the boys returned to the states they were contacted by the fbi about george smith. you don't often get a call, fbi holding for you on 2. >> no. >> reporter: was there a terrible story unheard about george's last night alive? was there a conspiracy of silence between josh and the russians? to find out, the fbi set its sights on josh askin. so the tenor is, you have an opportunity here, kid, and you better take it. >> yes. or we're going to come down hard. >> or you'll be an accessory to murder. >>> coming up, the temperature rises inside the investigation. >> he comes out upset, beside himself. >> and later, a different member of this group of late-night partiers finds himself on the hot seat. >> how long were you guys in the room? who put him to bed? >> when "dateline" continues. [ degeneres ] what's more beautiful than a covergirl? two covergirls. that's right. get two miracles i

he's got a lot of naples. in an apartment in new york city, sleeping on his brother's couch because he didn't have guaranteed contract but was make very little money. on this week, they said we're going to give you a one-year contract. so he's shopping in the big apple. >> will ferrell. this is beautiful. so many people have watched this. >> he's goal. tv gold in so many ways. earlier this week he had the opportunity to introduce the players before the game between the bulls and the hornets game. if you haven't seen the clip, here's a few of the intros. they're great. >> forward, 6'10" from mexico. he doesn't speak a lick of english, but we still love him, gustavo, sps ai o'. he majored in. >> you can see he did a good job. fans have a facebook page. they want him to do the in trows for the all-star game. the game is lighthearted anyway. he's busy right now but maybe he can do it february 26. >> maybe he can help us and all the fans out. all right, joe, thank you. >> you bet. 21 delegates are at stake today. w

. >> joining us now from naples, florida is mr. o. you had this money in the kay men's in switzerland. where do you have it? >> in u.s. banks. hey, are we talking about senator chuck schumer. hypocrisy? >> bill: personal attack. whoa. personal attack. on shuman. >> is it senator chuck schumer of d hot air? look, i was shocked today that senator schumer called for the naacp voter fund to be subpoenaed for having spent $14 million from one anonymous contributor in order to slam george w. bush in 2000 as a bigot. the -- why is senator schumer attack the naacp. >> he didn't do that, did he? >> that's right. that was 2000. he didn't say a word about that $14 million anonymous contribution. wait a minute, are we talking about senator chuck schumer, d wall street? that's right. what he did is he has threatened to subpoena the league of conservation voters. the national abortion rights action league, the syria club and other groups which have used 501 c 4's to hide the nation of their donors. >> bill: he didn't do that we are talking about se

down around naples, a lot of retirees, romney owned this territory four years ago, 49-22%. 36% of theopulation lives along the i-404 corridor the center part of the state. election after election, these are swing voters and 13 different counties that could determine the winner tonight. four years ago, in 2008, a bit of swing state. obama a 3-point winner over john mccain back in 2008. back in 2004 it was close but bush winner over kerry even more closely four years prior. we'll say, polls close in 45 minutes. >> shep: bill hemmer, thank you very much. a powerful lawmaker is threatening to hold the attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress. it's because of the fact of the fast and furious gun scandal. that was supposed to track guns from the united states to mexico but they lost track of hundreds of weapons and two of them at least turned up at the scene of the murder of a border patrol agent. house and reform committee is one of several groups investigating the program and chairman of that committee, darrell issa accuses the justice department of complying with subpoenas an

he gave a speech at naples, florida, sponsored by an organization funded by who else, other than the koch brothers. it's important for walker to keep them happy because they are bank rolling his campaign. the koch funded group "americans for prosperity" spent $700,000 on a couple ad buys. here is a sample. >> thanks to recent reforms, wisconsin's government is working more effectively and efficiently. >> wisconsin put an end to abuses of collective bargaining, putting taxpayers back in control. >> wisconsin's government is working smarter. >> more to do but the facts show reforms are working. >> the facts don't actually show reforms are working. wisconsin has been losing jobs for six straight months, ever since walker's budget went in effect. ask yourself the question, is that a good thing or a bad thing? here is another one, the state has the worse jobs record in the country. in the united states of america. democrats seem to be in a strong position for recall, they just need to pick a candidate. one of the democratic candidates in the running to challenge governor walker joins me n

we're coming to naples with tyler perry in march and we're going to try to put a lot of spotlight on you. >> tyler, marcia, we're going to rally and we're going to keep this out there on the show. thank you for your time tonight to both of you. thank you, tyler. >> god bless. >> thank you. god bless you. >> the collier county sheriff's office fired deputy calkins in october 2004 citing untruthful statements and conduct unbecoming an officer in the terrance williams case. today, we spoke with the detective kevin o'neil who told us calkins remains a person of interest. he also said he continues to track down any new tips in the missing person cases of terrance williams and felipe santos. we're back with the fight against voter suppression. that's next. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. my name is lacey calvert and i'm a yoga instructor. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. but once i ta

now, john byrnes himself told me land prices in naples, florida, are back to peak levels.ally inexplicable. he also says, and i heard this on friday at the builders conference, that the big public builders are paying a premium, overpaying for some of these finished lots because they have so much cash on hand, on their balance sheets, meanwhile the private builders, the smaller guys, they have to get that tight financing, and they're unable to get it right now. so it's pushing a lot of them back on these beautiful finished lots. bill? >> really interesting situation, diana. thank you so much for that. we want to find out what it means for investors. when it comes to the home builder stocks, it's a case of buyer beware. we've got jack, with susquehanna financial group, and dave goldberg with ubs. jack, we've been listening to the report here, and bob pisani is taking great pains to point out to us that the shares of the home construction index is up 50% or so since the october lows. do you feel that it's getting a big stretched here? >> we do think it's getting a bit stretch

lieutenant michael naples was also injured but helped pull some of his fellow firefighters to safety. >> i mean, i'm shooken up. it's definitely a call i'm not going to forget, you know. ethan and kevin are in my thoughts and prayers and i hope they make a full recovery soon. >> reporter: 911 calls came pouring in. residents were concerned the wind was fanning the flames. >> you might want to hurry. this house is next door. it's burning fast and the wind is blowing hard. >> i'm seeing flames coming out, like smoke everywhere. >> reporter: two firefighters from the bladensburg volunteer fire station remain in the burn unit, including ethan sorrell. two years ago, he was awarded for his role in saving a 4-year-old girl in a house fire in hayatsville. he and fellow firefighter kevin o'toole remain in critical condition. cheryl mcclary is the mother of michael mcclary. she was at the riverdale fire station when that call came in. >> i'm proud of him. our whole family's proud of him, but you just want to look at him and shake him and say, "please change your profession." >> reporter: there