naples shaped you.t i want to get to is why you specifically decided you had to dig deep into the camorra, the local mafia gangs in naples. because, let's face it, your family lived peacefully in the city. your dad was a doctor. he made his life there. you had a mother and a brother. it was only you who was in the end filled with this rage and wanted to take on the camorra and describe exactly what they were doing. why? why you? do you think that the camorra was and is so pervasive in naples that every family is, in a way, morally compromised by it? you once said, "from the postman to the professor, just by keeping quiet, we become part of this mechanism that i wanted to expose." do you feel that it has spread so far that everybody is somehow corrosively connected? let's think back ten years to your decision to write. you say that your book, gomorrah, is full of graphic stories and detail of how the camorra in napoli worked. and you went into real detail, you named names. it seems to me that you must ha

far.ink they have gone too host: quinton in naples, florida this morning. call us with your thoughts. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. 202-748-8002. this discussion in light of chancellor merkel's comments over the weekend. comments on tional monday, here is a headline from today's "wall street journal." merkel softens her tone a day after referring to the u.s. as reliable ally. hancellor merkel says the transatlantic alliance is of paramount importance and comments, arlier noting she is speaking on monday implicit repeated criticism of president donald trump she delivered at a event in munich on unday and committed to partnership with the u.s. world leader meeting had shown her we can times in which rely on each other are partly over. will remain convinced transatlant transatlantic, we must take our hands.y into our own reporting from the "wall street journal." we're asking your thoughts as we program, jermain nlan caster, california, line for republicans. good morning. caller: hello, good morning, my friend. ahead, sir. caller: what is

this year's winner, kara mccullough, mccullough was born in naples, italy, but she was raised in virginia beach. she will go on to compete in the miss universe pageant. coming up. thats gotta hurt. nationals fan get quite a scare after an ace pitcher goes down in pain. an update on max scherzer, coming up. return midweek today: mostly sunny. breezy & seasonable. highs: 72-76 winds: nw 10-15 g 25+ tonight: mainly clear. comfortably cool. lows: 48-54 winds: nw 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs: 79-82 winds: sw 5 mph an historic synagogue- goes up in flames. latest on the blaze that ripped through a new york i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene. the first shampoo with active pro-v nutrient blends that puts in what others just strip out. fueling 100% stronger hair. don't just wash your hair fuel it because strong is beautiful. police responding to a house fire, with children trapped inside. officers risking their lives to get inside, as the house fills with smoke and flames. kenneth moton has more. this morning.. investiga

she buys a little house in naples, florida to get away from the winter. there, she falls madly in love with another woman. evangeline simpson and rose cleveland live together in naples until evangeline decides she wants to be respectable, and she up and marries a 74-year-old episcopal bishop from minnesota. you cannot get more respectable than that. when he dies, the two women flee together to italy and live together openly, and they are buried side-by-side there. i would give $1 million to know what grover cleveland thought about this. [laughter] lesley: that's great. [applause] lesley: boy, the competition for good anecdotes is on. [laughter] lesley: i'm going to ask gil to tell us, what makes a successful first lady? what is the measure of that? and then your best anecdote. gil: there is a notion that every first lady is allowed to be whoever she wants to be, and this is kind of passed on first lady after first lady. i argue it is not true. there are whole series of do's and don'ts, invisible tripwires. when you are hillary clinton or nancy reagan, two

she will be joined by other famous naples bands. the funds will go to an emergency fund set up byst tit i of manchester and the british red krosms we're also learning more about the arrest of tiger woods and a dui charge. and officer found the golfer asleep behind the wheel of a parked car on the side of a road. hissen incorporate was still running. the car had two black tires and woods was disoashted and had slow and mumbled speech. tests show no alcohol was in his system. woods could get up to a year's probation or even jail time if he's convicted. fallout from yesterday's baseball brawl, the league is suspending national outfielder bry for four games and strickland for six years. it happened after strickland hit harper with a 98-mile an hour fast ball. they exchanged some punch eggs before. add mirg a couple of homeruns he hit off the pitcher nearly three years ago. both american appealing their suspensions. take another look at how this fight began. watch the way harper throws his helmet. you see there, it goes nowhere near stri

she was born in naples, italy, but raised in virginia beach, virginia. she will go on to compete the miss universe contest and she is following in the footsteps of another miss d.c. that's deshauna barber. last year barber became the first ever military member to win miss u.s.a. >>> all right. admit it. do you ever think you're too old to do something? why one grandma in our area says, yeah, watch me. >>> and a rescue of a different with tempur-pedic.t our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so you sleep deeply, and wake up feeling powerful. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com >>> take a look at this wild scene that played out on a highway in seattle. a car left dangling from the overpass. amazingly, everyone inside that car were able to get out unharmed. crews towed that vehicle away. trying to find out how that car ended up in that precarious position. >>> it took her 60 years, but lucy capers is finally a college graduate. >> [ appl

some travelled here by train from naples, after spending hours on a plane there yesterday that nevern booked on a flight from here to barcelona, and barcelona to london, but our barcelona fight has been and barcelona to london, but our barcelona flight has been delayed an hour and so we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope we get back to london tonight. otherwise we've got to wait two days. as thousands of people waited in a packed heathrow, dozens of flights were cancelled and many more will not depart as the airline struggled to reset its global network after a major power failure. that, for some aviation insiders, is inexcusable. what seems remarkable is that there was no back—up system kicking in within minutes of the whole system failing. there wasn't even a third back—up. businesses of this size need systems backed up all the time. that's what passengers expect and rely on. but confusion still abounds. some passengers have been told their flight is cancelled on line and then get the exact opposite message when they call the airline to confirm. this problem l

i like this untroubled here by train from naples after spending hours on a plane yesterday that neveright from here to barcelona and barcelona to london. our barcelona flight has been delayed for an hour. we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight ina hope minutes to get the connecting flight in a hope we get back to london tonight, otherwise we wait two days. as thousands of people waited in a packed heathrow, dozens of flights we re packed heathrow, dozens of flights were cancelled and many more will not depart as the airlines struggled to reset its global network after a major powerfailure. that, for some aviation insiders, it is inexcusable. what seems remarkable as there was no back—up system kicking in within minutes of the whole system failing. businesses of this size need systems backed up all the time was that is what passengers expect and rely on. confusion still abounds. some passengers have been told their flight is cancelled online get the exact opposite message when they call the airline to confirm. this problem looks set to confirm. this problem looks set to persis

some travelled by train from naples, coming for a plane which never took off.om here to barcelona and barcelona to london but the barcelona fight has been delayed an hour and so we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope we get back to london tonight, otherwise we have got to wait two days. as thousands of people wait, dozens of flights have already been cancelled. and many more will not depart as the airline struggles to reset its global network after a major power failure. but confusion still abounds, some passengers have been told their flight is cancelled online and then get the exact opposite message when they called the airline to confirm. the problem looks set to persist for far more than just a few hours. 0ur correspondent andy moore has been reporting from heathrow today — he sent us this update a short while ago. the problems continue here at heathrow and we estimate something like one quarter of the outgoing ba flights have been cancelled today. we heard from the chief executive, who said the priority was the long haulflights who sai

some travelled by train from naples, after spending hours on a plane there yesterday which never tookon a flight from here to barcelona, and barcelona to london but the barcelona fight has been delayed an hour and so we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope we get back to london tonight. otherwise we have got to wait two days. as thousands of people wait in a packed heathrow, dozens of flights have already been cancelled. and many more will not depart as the airline struggles to reset its global network after a major power failure. but confusion still abounds. some passengers have been told their flight is cancelled online and then get the exact opposite message when they call the airline to confirm. this problem looks set to persist for far more than just a few hours. anti—terror police have been carrying out more raids in manchester in the last few hours, following monday's bombing in which 22 people died. the victims of the attack have been remembered in church services across the city, while thousands of runners have been taking part in the great manchester run.

some travelled by rain —— by train from before they get home, some travelled by rain —— by trainfrom naplesf. we are going from here to barcelona and barcelona to london but the barcelona fight has been delayed an hour and so we have 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope to get back to london tonight otherwise we have got to wait two days. as thousands of people wait, dozens of flights have already been cancelled and many more will not depart as the airline struggles to reset its global network after a major power failure. but confusion still abounds, some passengers have been told their flight passengers have been told their flight is cancelled online and then get the exec opposite message when they called the airline to confirm —— exact opposite. the problem looks set to desist for far more than just a few hours. —— persist. what do you make of the scale and the problems that this power failure has caused? it is catastrophic for them, and normally of course when you talk in those kind of terms, when you are dealing with aviation, it means people have died, and clearly that ha

. >> he lives in naples. he loves naples. >> florida is pretty nice. >> you don't get days like this in florida. >> paul, thanks very much. i will let you continue walking, appreciate it. and take care. mike and alex, we have chris, we have got paul, throw era sign. and we will be on it. >> combine the two you have a great basketball player by the name of chris paul. >> this is true. >> yes. >> you know what your sunshine in that man's day, jenny, that is all he need. >> reporter: thank you, mike. very nice man too. >> i love you. >> pretty cool. >> she's lonely. 7:06. >>> battleship new jersey will honor military heroes with the ceremony at 10:00 a.m. battleship will be opened for tours running until 5:00 p.m. >> you and have taken a tour of that very ship. >> we have. i know you can spend the night there and that is an experience. >> um-hmm. >> this morning then at 8:00 o'clock, local high school students will place 648 flags in front of the philadelphia vietnam veterans memorial, the display kicks off annu

so i take you through like what it was like meeting john boehner not too far from here in naples so what it's like, what it was like through my set of eyes. and when i tried to do in the book is not give partisan hacking talking points, i'm not, it's not any sort of, maybe there's a redemption and maybe some of that is happening right now . with you guys out talking to each other but it is not like a holier than thou book and it is not any political book that i promised you've ever read unless it was written by somebody like hunter s thompson. a few of you got that. and it is certainly not like any republican book, i promise you that and i don't know if there are republicans who get something like this because i have fun with it. i want to show that again, whether your democrat or republican, some of the ridiculousness that goes on in washington dc but at the end of the day, i can't stress this enough that there are good people in washington. who are working to improve your life. that may sound like political speak but really what i found is that while i think it's often not necessarily

>> i'm finding out here in naples italy, mark kasowitz, long-time lawyer for donald trump, has done abusiness with him over the years. donald -- president trump turned to him because this guy is a legal version of donald trump. he's a fighter. it's going to be a simple defense from what i understand, neil. it's this. the president has the absolute right to fire the fbi director. that's his call, that's the constitution. the president said nothing that -- this is what kasowitz role as a lawyer -- nothing that moves this case towards an obstruction where he was looking to -- showed intent to upend an investigation. when he had his private meeting with james comey before he fired him, the president said i would like you not to charge flynn, the national security adviser who was, as you know, fired after he did not reveal details about his business engag and tus a hope. all this may seem politically dead and it may be, but that's where this gets into a whole other realm with congress and, you know -- if the democrats ever got the house, a possible impeachment proceeding. but in the legal

kara mccullough was born in naples, italy but raised in virginia beach, virginia.ks for the u-s nuclear regulatory commission. she says she hopes to inspire children to go study science and engineering. this is the second consecutive year that miss u-s-a represented the nation's capitol. ( will ) another shoting on an east bay freeway. i am live in hayward to tell you what happened.( james ) and here is a look at your current conditions. your bay area forecast is next. ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)we're off to a cold start this monday morning as temperatures around the bay are dropping into the 40s. let's go outside and check the 4-zone camera network. it's partly to mostly cloudy this morning with minimal fog, mostly at the coast. your daypart forecast shows that temperatures will increase to the mid 50s by 10am. look for low to mid 60s by noon, then upper 60s inland by this afternoon. it will stay in the mid 60s by the bay. looking ahead, an approaching weath

. >> our new miss usa was born in naples, italy, but raise in the virginia beach virginia.estion-and-answer portion, she said she was not a feminist, and she said healthcare is a privilege. take a listen. >> do you think affordable healthcare for all us citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definately going to say it is a privilege. >> a lot of critics took to social media to blast her, she upset lot of people again when she answered another question, and said she was not a feminist, as we mentioned, women are just as equal as men. the miss usa pageant was hosted by julianne runner up miss new jersey, coming up nba star and kevin did your and the donating $06,000 for new basketball courts. we will talk about how they unveiled the ceremony and announcement coming up. >> creator of this viral video explains why not everyone understood the video's full purpose. we're chat with her next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> you told him to get his id, sir, and his driver's license. >> you may have seen this video that went viral. appeared to explore the current regulations between pol

we are number one in venice, number one in naples and number one in mellon -- malan.ead what will happen with alitalia. every time you read something into it, someone will come and save them. say if scenarios that this happens, what would easyjet? do andknow what we would we would see opportunity in italy because we have always had italy as an important market for us and it remains so. we will take advantage of their opportunities. as a result of alitalia taking acid he out. they will inevitably have to reduce capacity and probably focus on long-haul flying. italyking italians out of long-haul. i think it is the short-haul were there will be opportunities. very much for sharing your time with us this morning. the easyjet ceo, after the numbers this morning. the stock trading a little softer. caroline mccaul saying the market expected what it got. this news on singapore is fascinating. matt: that's right. a ruling out of the eu's top court that eu nations and regional parliaments need to sign off on a singapore-eu trade deal. thatsa may has been hoping the eu would be

having started in march, with a there, weorwards over have had at naples the summer, performing welld do. we could see -- growth opportunities in munich -- ukraine becomes a 34 country in the -- tel aviv or someone to sun. -- rtunities across europe crexendo in the numbers broke, we spoke to -- were not interested -- why not, how much on that is aspend proposition, and if not you, will makes you think is going to remain as a concern? >> i've -- they haven't made a lot of money over that time, but they've been in and out of administration and other forms of support over that time. think they'll probably come out the other side, focused in the long-haul operations. they have and will remain -- and will be this number one carrier. we give them number one many years ago -- because of their actuality. we be more than willing to help -- long-haul operations in restructure. i don't think -- m&a is something that -- hugely successful over the years in any event. we didn't have to continue to grow organically in the italian market. >> it's always difficult to take what -- a tragic events, you

some travelled here by train from naples, after spending hours on a plane there yesterday that nevero london, but our barcelona flight has been delayed an hour, so now we've got 30 minutes to get the connecting flight in the hope that we get back to london tonight, otherwise we've got to wait two days. as thousands of people wait in a packed heathrow, dozens of flights have already been cancelled, and many more will not depart as the airline struggles to reset its global network, after a major power failure. but confusion still abounds. some passengers have been told their flight is cancelled online and then get the exact opposite message when they call the airline to confirm. this problem looks set to persist for far more than just a few hours. that is the problem be a. the planes they needed here at heathrow were elsewhere in the world and they needed to be brought back. we have been trying to get an interview for the last two days with british airways but they have declined our request. the chief executive posted a statement on youtube saying they are pulling out all the stops to

was born in naples, italy but raised in virginia beach virginia. 25-year-old conservative got the crown but not without some controversy. during the question and answer portion she said she was not a feminist and she said healthcare is a privilege. ake a listen healthcare for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definitely going to say it's a privilege. >> a lot of critics took to social media top blast mccullough. she upset a lot of people again when she answered another question and she had she wasn't a feminist and that women are just as equal as men. the miss u.s.a. pageant was host by joanne hough and terrence jay. the runner up was miss new jersey. the newly crowned misuse a will compete in the miss universe. one of our editors at fox5 al richardson his daughter will now become the new miss d.c. so it's a win-win for us. how great, right 80. >> awesome. >> win-win and a win holly you're absolutely right. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> more details about one of the largest cyber security attacks ever. what you

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what happens when non state actors is the attractive weapon and in naples them to destroy the status quo. >>. >> we continue to make improvements. >> as you have pointed outchnica and terms of technical aspects cybercommand has been in the forefront but this issue of cognitive operations changing public opinion have you been tasked to conduct this operation greg. >> no. rainout. i >> is it any betty's. responsibility to your knowledge? >> a lot into specifics but there are some things we're doing for example, with the fight against isis with combat and commanders. >> but one of the challenges if it will become a weapon then how will be optimized ourselves? when i first darden my journey in uniform have extensive infrastructure infrastructure, expertise as the soviet union collapsed we decided that was required so we did away with those institutions the think we need to step back and reassess. >> so i figure expertise is rather limited with the skill set and the personnel. >> lambo first usa. >> is not comparable. >> certainly not on the day-to-day basis. >> within dod so, has bank s

next they head to naples later today. >>> former cia director john brennan told the house committee he grew increasingly worried last year about contact with the trump campaign and russian officials, talking about his general experience, he went on to say, frequently, individuals who go along a treasonous path do not even realize they're along that path until it gets to be a bit too late. nancy cordes watched the whole thing and this morning is on capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning. sometimes these officials can be a lot more candid after they leave government and that was certainly the case with brennan on tuesday. on other hand, a current top intelligence appointee was much less forthcoming when he was grilled about whether president trump pressure him to downplay the investigation. >> i don't feel it's appropriate to characterize discussions and conversations with the president. >> the director of national intelligence repeatedly refused to say what the president asked of him and of nsa director mike rogers. >> have you talked about this issue with admiral rogers? >> i woul

operational hub in naples, italy, the headquarters in brussels with new intel and security division.oncludes by saying the following. while i'm very proud of what nato is already doing in the fight against terrorism i believe nato can do more. he continues, there are other possibilities. it would not mean nato involvement in combat operations. that last point as the leaders gather here with angela merkel in the orange or red in front. that last point, bret, is something that european leaders have been debating for a long time now. >> you just saw the french president with aggressive handshake and i reference the handshake they had in their one-on-one. perhaps president trump was joking about that as we walk forward here on the blue carpet in nato. it is an impressive building as you take a look at that new building where they'll be holding these meetings. >> bill: when he talks about combat operations, that would take this whole operation to another level. i think in the near term what these leaders are worried about is how did they get the population that they now govern under contr

but she park controversy on h 25-year-old kyra mccullough wowed the judges born in naples, italy butthe nation's capital. >> miss usa2017 is... district of columbia! [ applause ] >> a new miss usa2017 crowned in las vegas. she's 25-year-old kyra mccullough. a scientist who works for the us nuclear regulatory commission. >> i have personal community out reach program called science exploration for kids so we can encourage them into math and science. >> her big movement comely after 51 women squared off for the title live on fox. >> on this stage tonight, we have entrepreneurs, law students, college athletes, social activists, medical professional, and if that's not enough, one is even a scientist. >> this year's competition included five women who immi >> 51 strong intelligent confident women. each as different as the states they represent. >> i actually am really glad i'm not judging this competition. >> host julianne huff and terrence jay say beyond outward appearance this year' pass jenn focused on celebrating women, their confidence, what their doing in their communities and their

after 25-year-old cake you said can i rah mccullough would you the judges she was born in naples it youbefore they she made her way back to the nation's capitol. >> miss usa 2017 is -- district of columbia! >> a new miss usa 2017 has been crowned in las vegas 25-year-old cire rah mccullough. a scientist who works fort u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. >> i have a personal community out reach program called science exploration for kids. we can encourage them in math and science. >> her big moment coming after 51 women squared off for the title live on fox. >> on this stage tonight, we have entrepreneurs, law students, college social activists, medical professionals and if that's not enough one is even a science tift. >> this year's competition included five women who immigrate the to the u.s. >> 51 strong intelligent confident women. >> as different as the states they represent. >> i actually am really glad i'm not judging this competition. >> host julianne huff and terrence jay say beyond outward eastern this year's pageant focusing on celebrating women, their confidence, what they're

for example, off of naples, florida, all the way west to the military mission line is approximately 250 miles. and that has been needed by our u.s. military because of the testing and training. now, it has been doubted over the years as the relentless pursuit of oil drilling by the oil industry has tried to erode into that and that's why in a bipartisan way senator martinez and i put in law for that period of years up through 2022 from when we passed this back in 20 2006. off limits. the question is what's coming afterwards? well, of course, if it's up to the department of defense, there will be no oil drilling activity. and that's what i wanted to bring to the attention of the senate today. two previous secretaries of defense in republican administrations, including secretary rumsfeld, have written letters to state the policy that any oil-related activity in that testing and training range would be incompatible with the mission of the testing and training of the u.s. military. the reason i'm bringing this to the attention of the senate today, it has just come into my possession a lette