former gang member who was helping local young people big better choices by using something else naples is known for football. this football pitches bruno mars is pride and joy he's been coaching local children here for years and instilling in them values like teamwork and respect. the city of cairo is part of the naples metropolitan area it's long been struggling with high unemployment violence and drugs. the children see a lot of this at home they see their father's packaging of drugs in the living room table for sale in the streets. bruno wants to provide young people in the area with hope for a better alternative. this little container serves as his office. bruno used to sell drugs himself he was convicted and spent eleven years behind bars his brother died of an overdose he'd like to spare the children here the same fate it's a challenge at night local junkies hang out on the football pitch. every morning i have to go around collecting new syringes so that we can practice here there's no one else here to clean up. the syringes could be infected so i have to get them away from the c

the bakers have been inspired by the success of naples pizza in italy, which became unesco protectedture, just to name a few. they're all deemed so significant, they must be preserved forfuture generations. tiffany wertheimer, bbc news. before we go, let me tell you about this story from france and the latest addition to one of the country's premier zoos. the animal in question attracted a large crowd, no doubt because he is the first of his kind, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. yuan meng has all the usual baby panda credentials, furry, cute, completely irresistible. but he is not any old baby panda. he's french. the first—ever panda born in france making his public debut. climbing, exploring, cuddling with mum, putting on a good show. translation: i am going to welcome the people who come, our visitors, ourfans, and i am going to introduce them to our adorable ball of fur who is especially cute right now. it is a big moment. it is very moving. and they did come, hundreds of them. they queued up for this ball of fur and charm. it was born in august last year. his tiny sibling died

the bakers have been inspired by the success of naples pizza in italy, which became unesco protectedncing, younger and belgian beer culture, just to name a few. they are all deemed so significant they must be preserved for future significant they must be preserved forfuture generations. thousands of families across the uk have adopted the new trend of painting pebbles and then hiding them for others to find. enthusiasm for ‘pebble painting' is believed to have begun in the us but has now taken hold over here. fiona lamdin has been to a woodland in worcestershire to find out more. look at my one! it is a simple concept, paint a pebble... i painted a snake in like a multicoloured pattern, with some stars. hide it in a public space. we went on holiday. it is exciting to find one. wait to see who finds it. when someone else finds it, how does that make you feel? happy and excited. and then share its journey online. lawrence found a special one at the hospital. it was beautifully painted and it said you are loved on it. it gave a really positive message and cheered him up no end. not know

>> naples. >>> time for unusual activity.re up first at the telestrator. what do you have for us? >> got a two-fer for you, judge. kinder morgan, we talked about it when they slashed their dividend, as you recall, last year everybody said, well, that's when you have to sell. that's when you had to buy this one has been running up it's $19 now they come scrambling in and buy a bunch of calls today i bought those calls, probably be in them ten days. second one, take a look at u.p.s. u.p.s., big shipping play. also with the higher fuel costs, u.p.s. up 375 today, almost 3% they come in buying the upside 40 calls out there in i believe, april, judge i bought these as well and called it into a call spread i'll be in that about two weeks to a month. >> pete, what have you got for us today >> i'm taking a look back at the banks, scott about a week or so ago i was sitting in the same exact chair talking about the march 30 calls being very, very aggressively bought just a week ago. now all of a sudden today again we're seeing a roll u

i would like to get people in cafes in naples and restau ra nts people in cafes in naples and restaurantsut the same election choices. perhaps thatis the same election choices. perhaps that is an ambitious idea but i think it is one we should strive for. the eu needed to be ambitious too about security, cutting the cost of medicine, helping the rest of the world. but there were limits to integration. all future holds, europe needs to be competitive economically. and one of the ways to ensure this is by allowing competition among member states. and i think this is particularly important for peripheral and less developed countries. whose domestic market are small and need investment. my strong view is that national taxes that fund national budget should be determined by national parliament and government. that led to raised eyebrows because ireland is notorious for low rates of corporation tax. and it has been taken to court over a deal with apple. as you would say that ireland should be allowed to find ways to make geographical advantage, i ee, make geographical advantage, i agree, but sur

the envy of the whole world" and agrees with master bakers that should follow in the footsteps of naplesge pa rt it is a national symbol and a huge part of french life. now master ba kers part of french life. now master bakers are pushing for baguettes to be officially recognised as a cultural treasure and it traditional recipe and iconic shape, and world—famous recipe and iconic shape, and world —famous name legally recipe and iconic shape, and world—famous name legally protected. translation: respect of a french person with a baguette under his arm so why not? artisan bread makers are worried about mass produced copies flooding into supermarket. frozen bread with imported ingredients. but still bearing the name baguette all the same. translation: there are a lot of imitations but here, ba g u ettes lot of imitations but here, baguettes are home—made. we wake up at two am of 3m to make bread. the traditional banquette is already protected by french law. to meet the criteria, it must only be made from four ingredients— wheat flour, water, guests, and salt. it cannot be frozen or contain

. >>> a man from naples, florida is sharing his frightening story.er being attacked outside his home by a bear. andrew menier was letting his dogs outside when he saw the four foot bear standing right next to him. >> he was right there. i tried to run and wasn't fast enough. i tried to go like this to get back in and it did one of these, got myself together and somehow got in the door. >> i tell you, one thing, he's a packers fan. so they're used to being attacked by the bears. he was given 41 stitches for that grizzly facial cut. this is reportedly the first bear attack in south florida since 1970. >> that's florida. that gash is severe. what a rude welcome at home. >>> when we get back, barack obama explains what "staying in the pocket" means. >>> and a pop superstar got married in secret. pocket as" means. fls and a pop super star got married in secret. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> it is skinny time on a thursday, on a throwback thursday. we'll throwback to the former president of the united states, barack obama sitting down with david letterman. netf

i'd like to get people in caves and naples talking about the same election choices. perhaps that's an ambitious idea. but i think it's one we should strive for. and i believe we should make permant -- and democ rus it choosing a candidate for other positions in the eu. and let's establish as well a common asylum policy and system to replace the current system which we all know is not working. too few countries have shoaledered the responsibility of providing refugees with a fresh start in europe. we can all do more and we must. and let's put fire back into the engine of our social europe by following through on the proclamation we issued last year on jobs, employment rights and pensions among other things. whatever our future holds, europe needs to be competitive economically. and one of the ways to insure this is by allowing competition among member states. and i think this is particularly important for prorifferal and less developed countries whose domestic markets are small and need if hadwainward investment. my strong view is theyicide be determined by national p

. >> in florida, it happened late tuesday night in naples. andy nino was letting his dog out when he saw a 4' bear chilling right next to him. >> i can't believe i just got hit by a bear. i came outside and he was right there. and i tried to run and wasn't fast enough. i tried to go like this to get back in and it just did one of these and i kind of flew that way and got myself together and somehow got in the door like somebody punched you. i didn't feel any cuts or anything but it wasn't until i got back inside looked down at my hand and saw blood allve it could have been a totally different story. >> this was the first bear attack in all of south florida since 1970. he says even though he's not thrilled to be the first victim in decades he says he's lucky to be alive. usually they don't attack. >> like you said, florida, you don't necessarily think bears in florida. >> just like he surprised this one. >>> you remember that elderly couple they said their truck was full of marijuana because they were going to deliver it for christmas presents

formulated the precepts in the sixth century when he founded the great monastery of monte cassino near naples every evening a monk reads from the rules. it will be a moving house does involve worldly activities not only do boxes have to be transported the monks also have to officially register in their new home. oh ok so you got the first we found the space to pray and now we render unto the state that which is the state's let's stop this in the street. that's not how things going to record label very well we just did what we do in harlingen courts and what the lord has called on us to do we know prayed and between prayer as we did worth it had to be done by the time because it's a two increased. know it so as new residents were invited here by the diocese of gurlitz. lloyd cell is the northernmost point of the church district the bishop himself had contacted this is directions they reviewed the situation and decided to revive the monastery in north cellar the bishop who has his seat here in gurlitz says this is the perfect moment for it. of physicists. it's been two hundred years since they

freeze warnings, all the way down to naples, florida. and fort pierce under a freeze warning this moshing as temperatures are close to the freezing mark. and we will recover in florida. they will survive this a miami is a chilly day for them. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. and here is a closer look at the day ahead. >>> single digits, it's all we can do for you in northern portions of new england and there's blowing and drifting snow out there. notice the portions of the middle rockies, salt lake city, 44 today and denver 52. that was pretty mild. >>> weekend forecast coming up. >> all right, bill, thank you so much. looking forward to it. and fast forwarding in to your weekend, the red carpet has been rolled out for the 75th annual golden globes. and it will be hosted by seth myers. it will be sunday night at 8:00 eastern. >> north and south korea have agreed to have talks. they will talk about the winter olympics and how to improve relations. >> and the nfl playoffs kickoff with wild card weekend. the titans face of

at a naples synagogue friday, he met with descendants of those he helped save.er sinigallia's grandfather wrote one of the diaries. "for years i didn't have the strength to read it," she explained. "through the diary, i rilived the terror of being singled out for being jewish, moving from one place to the next." her cousin said thank you. the dozens or so people the d'ursos saved had kids and grands, a story of survival amidst so much loz. >> when a lot of people were doing very bad things, and some people that could not, you know, protect themselves, they needed help. and my family and some other people were there to help. >> reporter: they were poor and up in these mountains couldn't provide much. but what they could offer-- their courage and compassion-- saved lives. seth doane, cbs news, italy. >> glor: and when we return, she filled her school with music and earned a grammy educator award. >> ninan: music's biggest stars gather tomorrow night for the agreement awards, but we end tonight with a grammy winner that you've likely never heard of, a public school

i would like to get people in cafes in naples and restaurants talking about the same election choices. perhaps that's an ambitious idea, but i think it is one we should strive for. [applause] i believe we should also make permanent the system and democratize choosing of candidates for other leading positions within the eu. [applause] establishar: let's the common asylum policy to replace the current system which we all know is not working. too few countries have shouldered responsibility of providing refugees with a fresh start in europe. we can all the more and we must. [applause] mr. varadkar: let's put fire back into the engine of our social europe by following through on the proclamation we issued last year on jobs, employment rights and pensions. holds,r our future europe these to be competitive economically. one of the ways to ensure this is by allowing competition among member states. i think this is particularly important for peripheral and less-developed countries is domestic markets are small and need investment. my strongest national taxes that fund national budgets should

. >> reporter: like these guys in naples, italy. >> you see the classic behavior there. they are trying to be regular and this guy is scratching his neck, glancing around, giving a small sign with his fingers to his partners and here's the classic newspaper -- why the newspaper? to shield his hand going into my pocket. >> reporter: bob says once a pickpocket develops his signature move, he rarely deviates from it. and there are classic markers. first, the eyes. always looking down at purses or wallet marks in pockets. next, the diversion like that crowded bus. >> diversion could be a slight bump, being squeezed from a partner in front so you get slowed, creating a sandwich so you don't move easily. >> reporter: finally, the invasion with a hand darting in and out of the pocket, backpack or purse in a second. bob says the most sophisticated pickpockets travel the world targeting conventions and big sporting events. las vegas is their number one destination in the u.s. in europe, it's paris. but the bay area is not immune. >> for some particular strange reason, some very g

. >> reporter: like these guys in naples, italy. >> you see the classic behavior there. they're trying to be regular and this guy is scratching his neck. he's glancing around and there he's giving a small sign with his finger to his partners and here's the classic newspaper. why the newspaper? to shield his hand going into my pocket. >> reporter: bob says once a pickpocket developments their signature move, they rarely deviate from it and there are classic markers. first the eyes always looking down at purses or wallet marks in pockets. next the diversion like that crowded bus. >> diversion can be a slight bump, being squeezed from a partner in front so that you get slowed, maybe creating a sandwich so that you don't move easily. >> reporter: and finally the invasion with a hand darting in and out of the pocket, backpack or purse in a second. bob says the most sophisticated pickpockets travel the world targeting conventions and big sporting events. las vegas is their no. 1 destination in the u.s. in europe it's paris, but the bay area is not immune. >> for some particula

he lives in naples, florida.rew says he was letting his dogs outside when he came face-to-face with a four-foot bear. >> i came outside and he was right there. and i tried to run and wasn't fast enough. i tried to go like this to get back in & just did o and flew that way and somehow got in the door. >> what a close call. you see the size of that gash. andrew had to get 41 stitches. >> all right, up next in "the pulse," the music legend who says he's going deaf. >>> also ahead, lights out. what caused the power outage at the world's biggest technology show. >>> plus, how a woman got a full refund for her dead christmas tree in january. it's a long-distance run. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for nearly 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just

you know that's what i worry about but you're mafia references that make it the battle between the naples mafiosos and that there is always a snake waiting in the grass and you think that the bond markets are sort of the snake net waiting in the grass but coiled up and ready to strike which i love that brian now look the differences in the yields between the longer and shorter dated bonds like the two in ten had fell in december to their lowest in the the yields are closer together between the two in the tent but what does that say about the slowing economy if anything. well i don't i don't think it's about the slowing economy of you know and we call that yield curve flattening so yeah you're you're exactly right i think the two year yield is roughly is closing in on two percent i think it's one point nine percent where the ten year yield went out today about two forty four so is the is the ten year yield has come down a little bit that that two year deal this push up so yeah we've had a flattening but i don't think it's about a slowing economy i think it what it is it's about inflation y

it comes after the un's cultural agency awarded a similar status to italy's naples pizza.especially in the western side of the british isles. not a lot of sunshine. it's down to this weather front. quite a of sunshine. it's down to this weatherfront. quite a bit of sunshine. it's down to this weather front. quite a bit of rain which tends to each with time. the odd drip and strand in the morning for some areas. not a cold night u nless for some areas. not a cold night unless other than on sunday, a lot of cloud. that front still there are producing the odd bit but that fades with time. we may get a bit of sunshine here. elsewhere quite a bit of cloud and just feeling a fraction fresher than today. temperatures down by a degree or two. it in the day, we will have a new set of weather fronts. a lot of cloud, wind and rain. gradually tumbling ever further south. very gusty conditions anywhere near that weather fronts, which eventually pushes off to the near continent. following much colder, fresher air with a lot of showers around. by the middle of the week, any of the shower

this is the latest craze, preparing to make pizza, at the university of naples.. robot able to manny late materials like pizza dough, break through for robotic motion, pizza chef wore bionic censor suit to relay information on his movement to the robot. >> and speaking of pizza, pizza hut is teaming one toyota for driver less deliveries, unique self- driving vehicle unveiled at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. pizza hut looking into using them for deliveries and as a kitchen on wheels. vehicles hitting the road for testing in 2020. >> as long as it tastes the same. >> i just want my pie hot. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," sneak peak inside the consumer electronic show to say what's big in texas. >> in addition to the pizza hut, plus electronic advise or could mean difference between life and death for stroke patients. show you how it works in the health watch. >> prepare for icy commute, meisha, checking the roads, katie talking about whether we finally are thawing out. that's coming up next. stay with us. >> pipe burst in a philade

we thank you for joining us from down in naples where it's 42 degrees right now.> thank you. steve: all right v a good day and good weekend. think every vote doesn't count? think again. this bowl was just used to pick virginia's newest state representative. who won in the democrat or the republican? stay tuned. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neopl

kitchen hand colorado from naples assists them. with. some hikers come for the shredded pancake or. others for the magnificent view accompanying them you. you gather them and yeah i think scene is beautiful panorama every day in a new way really affect. it triggers something in us and i know how people always tell us we have the best place to work but it's quite tough for me because i get no time to myself it's a nice place to work but when you go out in the morning and you see the lovely weather you'd rather climb up the mountain than work that your lowest cell will get much back in and that dealt with. war. it's particularly lovely when there's an inversion and the dollar might show their very spectacular side. tamara calls them her playground her father took her into the mountains when she was a child at fifteen she decided she'd climb an eight thousand me to pick one day. to finish in the bathroom so i feel so at home in the mountains i have and more so than anywhere else though some feel claustrophobic here but i enjoy it because there aren't so many people and you've got time

it comes after the un‘s cultural agency awarded a similar status to italy‘s naples pizza.ll tend to die out in some locations, perhaps the high ground in the north holding onto it for a length of time. if the cloud breaks, you may end up with a touch of frost, but not a particularly cold night if you do keep the cloud. that rain, what is left of it, dissipating away through the course of the day. generally speaking, a cloudy day. the best of the breaks perhaps out towards the west. a lot of cloud around. temperature is a fraction back on where we have had them of late. late in the day, a spell of quite wet and windy weather, initially into the north—western quarter of scotland, but through the night and on through monday we pushed that whole belt of weather down and across the british isles and following on behind, things turn much, much colder. a lot of showers around, some of those will be wintry. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the government is understood to be holding meetings this weekend to try to avert the possible collapse of one of its biggest contractors

it comes after the un‘s cultural agency awarded a similar status to italy‘s naples pizza.the north—west where it was gloomy or if you had the good fortune to be a bit further to the north and east, you can‘t get much further than that but at least you got the sunshine. elsewhere, cloudy but at least it was dry, relative to those who had to endure bad weather front, which didn‘t go very far very fast and won‘t go very far very fast through the rest of the night. what will happen if the rain will tend to lose its intensity. there have been some quite heavy bursts of rain along the length of this, particularly towards the southern end. overnight, and optically cold but if the cloud breaks you might end up with a touch of frost. it will not be a widespread problem. sunday morning, less in the way of rain in western areas. the cumbrian fells possibly still with some. a lot of cloud, the best of the breaks towards the west. temperatures down a fraction on where we have seen over the past few days. then later on in the afternoon, we will find that next belt of weather moving in f

the bakers have been inspired by the success of naples pizza in italy, which became unesco protected and belgian beer culture, just to name a few. they are all deemed so significant they must be preserved forfuture generations. now news about the latest addition to one of france's best zoos. the animal in question attracted a large crowd on his first public appearance — no doubt because he is the first of his kind — as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. yuan meng has all the usual baby panda credentials. he is fury, cute, completely irresistible. but he isn't any old baby panda. he is french. the first—ever panda born in france, making his public debut. climbing, exploring, cuddling with mum. putting on a real show. i'm going to welcome the people who come out, visitors, ourfans, and i'm going to introduce them to our adorable ball of fur, who is especially cute right now. it's a big moment, it's very moving. and come they did, hundreds of them. queueing up for a glimpse of this, quote, adorable ball of fur. he has a certain gallic charm. the cub was born in august last year. his tiny si

the bakers have been inspired by the success of naples pizza in italy, which became unesco protecteddancing, yoga and belgian beer culture, just to name a few. they are all deemed so significant they must be preserved forfuture generations. let's see what the weather prospects are. just a little bit of haze around there. through the day we will see more of that sunshine through the parts of southern and western england, wales and northern ireland, too. scotland and northern ireland have fairly cloudy skies because we have fairly cloudy skies because we have this front approaching from the north—west, bringing some heavy rain and some strengthening winds, too. we could see gusts as high as 70 miles an hourto we could see gusts as high as 70 miles an hour to the north of scotla nd miles an hour to the north of scotland and stills and gusty winds travel haring north and east through the night. things turning particular wet and windy into the early hours of monday morning. monday morning rush hour, a lot of standing water on the roads combined with those strong winds. the main wind and r

. >> reporter: this simple meeting in a naples synagogue was more than 70 years in the making. >> i canee tears in your eyes. >> i can't help it. every time i talk about this, i break down. >> reporter: tony's father helped save ester sinigallia's grandfather. they were among tens of thousands of jews hiding from nazi soldiers in italy. durso was just w5 years old but was posted at the lookout. his father giuseppe hid about a dozen people from two jewish families, putting them at grit rsk. >> he didn't do it out of ideology. he was illiterate. he mustn't have gone to a year, year and a half to school, he did it because he thought a human being in distress needs help. >> reporter: dur sew emigrated to the u.s. and became a state legislator in new york. he wanted his father to get recognition but didn't have proof of what had happened until about six months ago when a jewish friend discovered a diary that had mentioned dur sew's dad. >> the terror of being singled out for being jews, she said. we were moved from one place to next, she said, one mountain to the next. >> thank god for sane

look at this, of painting at a fund-raiser hosted by bret baier for children's national hospital in naplesg was commissioned and painted. john prince . this is a painting of jasper, even the ear. they made prince after painting and auctioned it off for the charity. they mailed the painting. i just want to thank them for my beautiful painting. >> brian: i heard it was a great event. kimberly. >> kimberly: time for honoring heroes. yesterday the first female marine to retire from the core was laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. master sergeant catherine murray enlisted in world war ii in 1943 and served honorably for nearly 20 years. she wants to be buried in arlington national cemetery alongside her fellow marines, and the wish was granted yesterday. active duty and retired marines gathered to show their respect. she was 100 years old i was a proud supporter of the marines until the day she died. very special woman. >> jesse: very special. i was asked to star in a commercial for skittles for the super bowl. >> you are probably wondering if this is a scene from that new skittles sup

freeze warnings all the way down to naples. downokeechobee. so far holding on.t booed around central florida. dipped to 35 in orlando. 38 in tampa. areas outside the city may have patchy frost. so far the oranges doing okay down here. a long time ago we had a bad freeze in florida and a lot of the groves headed south of orlando. today's forecast, just a brutal bone chilling cold. >> usually go to frl to get age it all. >> miami yesterday dipped down to the 30s. >> think of all the people trying to escape the northeast. >> do they even have clothes for that. >> north korea has accepted south korea's proposal for high level talks tuesday. january 9. for the south's unification ministry. talks will focus on next month's winter olympics in pea i don't think chang. yesterday morning president trump tweeted with all of the failed experts weighing in, does anybody really believe that talks and dialogue would be going on between north and south korea right now. if i was not firm, strong, and willing to commit our total might against the north. received the sense last ni

the project is still in development but they are hoping to debut the robot at the naples pizza festivale thought we'd have cars that fly in the future but instead we have the robots that make michelle: that looks good. still ahead for us. an exciting swimmer finishes the leg of the relay, looks over to the cheering section and sees this. >> my best friend were screaming at me to look down. michelle: what he saw and did next has rival coaches and parents calling the high school teen a hero. nathan: i'm nathan baca. taxpayers will be paying $400,000 to investigate the d.c. public schools. i will tell you what we aren't getting next at "abc7 news at 4:00". josh: i'm meteorologist josh knight. we are getting a look downtown. we just crossed over and things are still quiet here. keep an eye on radar and watch for the precipitation. we have the latest on what is before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that

. >> dana: i spent the weekend in florida in naples with my fox friends including bret baier, shannonalt. we were there for bret baier's charity. children's national hospital in washington, d.c., where his son had over 14 surgeries and procedures since he was born with a heart defect. we went down there. 330 people at the event and we raised $547,000. 300,000 more than last year. the people that bid on to come to see "the five." i promise they would get a picture with kimberly guilfoyle. it was sponsored by fox friends down there. >> jesse: great football weekend. my philadelphia eagles hung on in a nail-biter. they won 15-10. matt ryan mrs. julio jones in the back of the end zone, preserving the victory. were going to be advancing to the nfc champion ship game on sunday. also on the other side, in the afc, this is probably one of the greatest finishes in playoff history. case keenum hits stefon diggs, walk off touchdown. never happened before in playoff history. we are going to meet the vikings in the nfc championship game, and we are going to win and go to the super bowl. >> greg: t