naples is a city of extremes it's ruled by the naples based mafia the cumorah and in the marginalized districts the baby gangs take charge youth unemployment and crime are sky high. just like their dreams everyone wants to get rich fast. we need peer to a former come on a drug lord he spent twenty two years in jail and today he feels responsible for the youngsters he knows how easy it is for the kids to get caught in a downward spiral that. kids grow up way too fast and e-books and there are these video games that glorify violence it's like an addiction to fashion with them they want to show i'm better at it than you are they like brand shoes and designer clothes but aside from that there's not enough control from the authorities. they should be taking better care of these young people in our districts that's just not happening. there. are total was attacked by a baby gang he led a sheltered life until then it happened when he was just seventeen one of his assailants stabbed him in the neck it happened in broad daylight no one helped nobody claimed to have seen anything at this event

coming out swords are going to naples on hold the real. amy says she quickly suspected something was wrong but government officials wouldn't leave her alone to hunt for one seems sure seems some sort of. young adults use in their home joke you know who wins one hundred dollars you. wait until you get home and joe says sure the war holds you say. three pm on a weekday afternoon outside the presidential palace in taipei and this is a regular sight. members of the concentric patrick as an alliance are on their way to one of the city's best known van mox taipei one o one. here they broadcast their message on unification to tourists from mainland china i think that you know i don't. think that. and that's not what i want to let you do the carolina when. the family and they take on followers of the following going spiritual movement who are publicizing the plight of their fellow practitioners in mainland china where the group is outlawed in. here but are you on your own and i've done this for you on your. today's exchange ends peacefully. but th

did you believe me when he said that the general bridge collapse in the naples disaster these infrastructure does is because of money. lacking because of the twenty eight crisis and austerity policies not necessarily because the reason i'm going to invest in a investigation on the collaboration is denies it gave a groan there is an ongoing investigation about collapse of the grid but one thing is clear and salvini is right all de stary t. or ri entity european policies have been deteriorating many of the feelings of the population in many member states of europe and the money in people's pocket italy used to be did most pro european country in the union in recent opinion polls has shown more than a half of italians at da what's about to belong in the bitterly to euro zone this is some president the result feelings are changing frustration is spreading across the country and these are the result is the victory on the general election all five stars and a leak and do you think it's really will leave the european union followed riddle's example no to toll not at all this government will i'm sur

el centro de circulaciÓn no tenemos camino hacia naples lo que significa que la parte mÁs intensa estáierra sobre la zona de nueva orleans o missouri. lo iremos siguiendo porque como ven el cono de incertidumbre difiere un poco en cuanto a su trayectoria. borja: muchas gracias por esa informaciÓn. esta maÑana cuando he visto la tormenta que estaba en miami he pensado en las personas que celebran el labor weekend. maity: recuerde salir de su casa con el paraguas en manosÉi ver ariana grande, la hijastro de un presidente y un funeral? >> dÉjenme platicarles que #respectariana fue el #que utilizaron para criticar y defender ariana grande luego de que en el funeral de aretha franklin, el obispo la envolviÓ con las manos y alcanzo a tocar el busto de la cantante de 25 aÑos. esto publicÓ gran indignaciÓn hasta que el obispo se tuvo que disculpar con ariana diciendo que no era intenciÓn tocar el techo de ninguna mujer. otros usuarios criticaron la opciÓn de la cantante de llevar un vestido corto, decisiÓn que algunos consideraron respetuosa. yo quisiera saber su opiniÓn. los invito a que lo c

then to be headquartered in naples italy. and then as u.s. troops are wounded in iraq or afghanistan but i was told never in his career there were not native allies at the sites. this week and this marks the 911 attacks on the united states. and then article five with those european soldiers with united states and afghanistan. more than 1000 of page ultimate price. but also with that global coalition against basis with the assertive russia. and then to call upon its allies no other power in the world with so many allies. so with that prosperity and values but it is clear. all of the allies to stop the cuts to the defense budgets to increase spending and to move 2% of gdp. and then with 2%. this is the fourth consecutive there. but we still have a long way to go. president trump has been outspoken. and i have thanked him for leadership on defense spending. since president trump took office across europe and canada have spent an additional 41 million with u.s. dollars. with all of the allies on defense spending. this is the main focus. and to w

>> linda: yes. >> anthony: naples area?lmines. my mother died when i was five, so we went to live with my nonna, and the first day i was there she pulled me up to a cook stove. >> anthony: dinner is a not untypical expression of hard scrabble appalachian practicality -- >> linda: now i don't measure anything, so nothing has a recipe here. >> anthony: -- and neapolitan roots. >> linda: basil. >> linda: these my dad would call pisellis, it's peas. mm, making mama dance. [ laughter ] now, this is what i'm famous for in these parts. have you ever had spaghetti pizza? no, you haven't. don't say you have. >> anthony: nearby, joel runs an organic hydroponic farm that supplies the local school system. ♪ >> linda: most of you've all got your potatoes, right? >> anthony: linda runs "5 loaves & 2 fishes", a food bank that holds many of the lives here together during tough times. >> bob: gracious god, we just thank you for this day that we're able to give food out again, this is not a regular give-out. watch over us and protect us, hel

the heaviest rain falling from naples to ft. myers. you could see up to eight inches. this is going to race to the west-northwest and move through the gulch, intensifying. could become a category 1 hurricane before it makes landfall. late tuesday night, more likely early wednesday morning. the heaviest of the rain going to fall into between gulf port and bill loxi, mobile. winds will gust above 75 miles per hour. by the time we watch wednesday night, it will have already made its way well inland and the moisture will mix and already inundate the midwest that's been hit so hard. we'll be talking about this through the midweek and beyond. tom? >> ginger, thank you so much. >>> and it isn't just the gulf coast reeling from severe storms tonight. flash flood watches and warnings in effect from texas all the way to the great lakes. take a look at this, cars in the parking lot in manhattan, kansas, already under water after days of relentless rain. and in chicago, passengers at o'hare airport carrying their luggage to the terminal after a. here's abc's gio benitez. >> report

i supporter of him since i saw them playing at naples.a lot of players being bought. in spain, there are four la liga games on wednesday with the pick real madrid away at sevilla. julen lopetegui's side are still undefeated this season and are only separated from leaders barcelona on goal difference. they'll have to face sevilla without playmaker isco though who had surgery on tuesday for appendicitis while barcelona are up against bottom side leganes. unseeded wild card, wang qiang, heads into third round action at the wuhan open later as she looks to build on her shock win over karolina pliskova. the czech pliskova was coming off a victory in the pan pacific open last week but she couldn't deny the local player who now faces australia's daria gavrilova. the world number 34 and chinese number one goes in search of a place in the last eight and a second title in consecutive weeks after victory in guangzhou last time out. in case you missed it manchester united have been knocked out of the english league cup in the third round by second ti

uncle antonio from naples and aunt bianca and the kid sleep in the parlor.et a boyfriend, where can we hold hands? in the park, with the pigeons. >> my dear, there are certain rules of etiquette one simply does not question. a lady does not show her ankle or raise her voice. if unmarried, a girl must be accompanied by a chaperone. a male relative would be quite satisfactory. naturally, the best and safest thing to do is stay at home and help mother about the house. >> 12 hours a day. mama makes $.50. i make a dime. louis makes a nickel. [whirring] [train whistle] >> ♪ laying down tracks for the westbound train digging up -- stacking up timber maine state of digging up coal in the west virginia hills hammering steel immigrants from austria and italy immigrants from riga on the baltic sea slow backs, swedes, irishmen from limerick, english men from leeds six day a week, a 12-hour day, and it is welcome, boys, to the usa a dollar a day for a factory hand, and it is welcome, ladies, to the promised land ♪ [guitar music] narrator: immigrants and the sons of immig

operates fleet which from the baltic sea to enter the cap is headquartered in naples, italy. if u.s. troops are wounded in iraq or afghanistan, they are flown to quit treatment in germany. thinking about the value of what i am reminded of secretary mattis once told me. that never in his entire career had he fought a war without nato allies at his side. u.s. never has to fight alone. week, we marked the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the united states. attacks, nato invoked our collective defense clause for the first and only time. , hundreds of thousands of european and canadian soldiers have fought alongside the united states in afghanistan. 1000 have paid the ultimate price. , nato allies continue to stand with the united states. not only in afghanistan but also in the global coalition against isis. in deterring russia. decades, theven united states has been able to call upon its allies, it's close allies and friends in nato. no other power can do that. no other power in the world has so many friends and so many allies as the united states. supports that prosperity, tho

we were also in naples for hurricane harvey -- for hurricane irma as well and we were inside of a hurricane shelter and just seeing -- it just looked like a waterfall just the amount of rain getting whipped around just outside of the shelter and then obviously hurricane harvey in texas which just brought an unprecedented amount of rain there. right now what i'm feeling, though, in terms of wind gusts, guys. they're strong. >> that, indeed. you can see it and you can hear it in the microphone there for victor oquendo who is in the heart of it in jacksonville and you can see his photographer is having a hard time dealing with all of that moisture there. so about 53 miles south of where victor is is our own emily rau in wilmington, north carolina. >> let's check in with her and see what the situation is there in wilmington. emily, how is it going? >> reporter: hey, stephanie, hey, kendis, it's okay. the winds have been picking up and dropping off just a little bit. there is another big gust here. so far there are trees down. we know in the area but the power is still on as those heavy wind and

terrance williams and felipe santos went missing in naples, florida, one in 2003, the other in 2004.th were last seen with then deputy steve calkins, who arrested them. he was later fired for giving conflicting statements to investigators, but no charges were filed. tyler perry now doubling the reward he was offering to $200,000 for information leading to the conviction in the disappearances of the two men. >>> it wasn't the wizard, but an fbi sting operation that recovered the most famous slippers in movie history, 13 years after they were stolen. >> tap your heels together three times. >> the ruby slippers that dorothy wore in "the wizard of oz" were taken in 2005 from the judy garland museum in minnesota. the pumps, size 5 1/2, are one of four known pairs that garland wore in the classic film. it is estimated they are worth more than $2 million. authorities still looking for whoever stole the slippers. but they have them back. >> referred to as the holy grail of hollywood memorabilia by one prominent author. >>> all right, a major democratic primary upset overnight. the challenger

a lot of ceos have relocated to fort myers, naples, sarasota, clearwater. different dynamic on the west coast, slower pace, more family-friendly. we pitch are attributes nurses the chaos -- vs. the chaos of the east coast. david: your gubernatorial election is coming. people could not be more different. how do you handicap the race and what difference does it make to you? mayor buckhorn: that makes a lot of difference. it has an impact on us in our ability to grow and prosper. thatd nominated candidates represent the polarization taking place in america as we speak. the activists based on both sides, there is a great swap in the middle yet to be convinced. from my perspective and i will preface this by saying i am a democrat, for cities to have a candidate that is a former mayor, current mayor, i think would be to our advantage versus someone who has professed to want to cut down economic development efforts, to look at tourism efforts and look at that as a waste of money, that is not what florida needs now. we need more money into that system. we need peop

there's naples. here is miami. it's past miami. going to come onshore all day. >> chad myers, thank you. we appreciate it. >>> top of the hour. eye ryan nobles in for poppy harlow. president trump marking labor day with a word to the nation. celebrate without actually saluting american workers, he claims they're doing better than ever and so is the country. with the midterms a little over 60 days away, he will repeat those claims and many others in a series of campaign rallies all around the country. for most of this week, however, the spotlight will be on the president's second pick for a supreme court seat. brett kavanaugh is facing four days of hearings. the white house decided not to release 100,000 pages of documents during his time on president bush's

who has kept up a rigorous campaign schedule, was met with a big group of protesters at an event in napleslengthy bus tour across the state. to give you an example of how the national issues are quickly becoming a big part of this senate race, both candidates were forced to address this issue of judge kavanaugh today. in our interview, governor scott claimed bill nelson was attempting to avoid a meeting with brett kavanaugh. when i asked senator nelson's office about that, the senator called me on the phone to rebut that claim saying he tried to set up a meeting on four occasions but neither scott or senator nelson have said whether they would support kavanaugh's nomination. >> national issue, it's a local issue. ryan nobles, thanks very much. >>> tense minutes. a major carolina river is about to crest. no one knows what the next 48 hours will bring that. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce del

terrence williams and felipe santos went missing in naples, florida, one in 2003 and the other in 2004seen with then deputy steve calkins, who arrested them. he was later fired for giving conflicting statements to investigators but no charges were ever filed. tyler perry doubling the reward to $200,000 for information leading to a conviction in the disappearance of the two men. >>> it wasn't the wizard, but an fbi sting operation that recovered the most-famous slippers in movie history 13 years after they were stolen. >> tap your heels together three times. >> there's no place like home. the ruby slippers that dorothy wore in "the wizard of oz" were taken in 2005 from the judy garland museum in minnesota. the pumps, size 5 1/2, are one of four known pairs that garland wore in that classic film. it is estimated they're worth than 2 million bucks. authorities are still looking for whoever stole the slippers. so, the slippers are returned, the mystery remains. >> "the oz" turns 80 next summer. >>> finally, fallon, meyers and colbert not holding back on the president, as portrayed in bob w

who has kept up a rigorous campaign schedule was met with a big group of protesters at an event in naplesy bus tour across the state. >> reporter: and they are also using these national issues to attack each other. governor scott said nelson was avoiding a meeting with brett kavanaugh. interestingly, though, john, neither scott nor brett kavanaugh will tell us whether they believe they should support brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. >> fascinating what gets you a phone call from a senate. >>> one of the two people responsible for kidnapping elizabeth smart is set to be released from prison today. smart says she fears for her safety and the well-being of the public. live in utah with the very latest here. scott? >> reporter: hey, john. 72-year-old wanda is set to walk out of this prison today. she was eligible for release as of midnight local time. there is no signs she has actually left. when she does, she will be on supervised release, meaning probation, for the next five years. she will likely live alone and have a laundry list of conditions. she was scheduled for rele

political psychologist joining us from naples in florida thanks for speaking to us on al jazeera if we just look at the mechanics over what could happen today in about two hours time. the senate judiciary committee will be voting on whether to send brett kavanaugh supreme court nomination to the full senate what do you think will happen well first off nice to be with you and what i think might happen is that he could get he get could get approved he could get confirmed however there are two senators two female senators lisa murkowski from alaska and susan collins from maine who are pro-choice they are pro women's rights and they are now in a very interesting situation because both of them really do not need the republican party so they can be very independent and that would cost cavanaugh the the confirmation so i would look at them very carefully if this goes forward but from my point of view here i think that they should go for an f.b.i. investigation to take a look at these allegations that's what president bush did many years ago president george bush forty one and that's what the

host: mary is in naples, florida. good morning.aller: i am calling to comment on a suggestion that we have inadequate sheltering for hurricanes in our area. many of us live in gated communities. floorally have a lower for the golfing places. i don't understand why we can't come up with a solution to help the country clubs make ready and hurricane to take people in so we don't have to leave our community. host: can you talk about your experience last year? caller: last year i was here for the hurricane. i have lived here 38 years. it was the worst. i ended up going to a friend's home. we were safe because the windows go up to 140 miles per hour. we fared pretty well through that storm. -- if i have been hadn't had friends to go to, i would have been on a one floor floor plan. we would still have been in trouble. we were across the street from the beach. 41.ere off i just wanted to make that suggestion. for the people here in the summer, it would be a great place to go if the state helps to secure these country clubs so they could be

joining us now from naples, florida, is roslyn layton, american enterprise institute visiting scholarn president trump's fcc transition team. good to have you here. i think many americans, particularly if we vote, watched if we haves asking assurances that russians will not interfere with elections come this november. what did we hear from these companies? >> you could see what the market responded afterwards. with the stock drop, not total confidence. but what i think we should applaud democrats on is that they are having these hearings. years, those of us in the policy community have tried to point out concerns for the platforms, competition, transparency. democrats did not want to listen. the tech companies were not fallible, and all they were interested in doing was regulating competitors to the tech companies. what is positive is at least we have moved forward to have hearings. it was not possible to get all of the people they wanted. google did not show up. but the fact that they have come to the table and are discussing and recognize the shortcomings, that is an enormous first

joining us from naples, florida, is david kudla, founder and c.e.o. and chief investment strategist with mainstay capital management. great to see you again. this week's move is priced in and we're looking at another by december. maybe a couple more next year. i mean, this is a fed that wants to grow but how do things like tariffs play into the murkiness of the outlook? david: we know we have a rate hike later today. in asia or tomorrow for us here in the u.s. and a rate hike later this year. and we think that doesn't change based on tariffs. in the near term, we see a further escalation in tariffs and longer term that will affect u.s. growth certainly and we think growth in china and around the world. but for the longer range outlook for rate hikes, we're still looking at again, rate hikes at the end of this year. and we're forecasting three rate hikes for next year. we don't think that's priced in the market yet. we think two rate hikes are priced in. tariffs could change our outlook but right now we think we would get three rate hikes in 2019. sher

naples theenant from action the kid sleep in the park. if a get a boyfriend where to go to hold hands? in the park with the pigeons. >> there are certain rules of etiquette one does not question. a leader does not show her ankle. if unmarried, baker must be accompanied by a chaperone. naturally, the best thing to do is to stay at home and help mother about the house. day, mom makes $.50, i make a dime. mimi makes a nickel. >> laying down tracks for the westbound train, stacking up number in the state of maine. hammer and steel in the pittsburgh mills. immigrant from austria and italy, immigrants are from -- on the baltic sea. blue-eyed sleeves, investment from leagues. six-day week in a 12 hour day and it is welcome boys to the usa. dollar a day for a factory hand and its welcome ladies to the promised land. >> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website, where all of our video is archived. c-span.org/history. next, on lectures in history, university of texas and austin -- at austin professor ma hsu teaches a cla

in irma i showed you in naples we had wires come down, there is electric use in worries, fire worriesugh you have a major power line and they can't get through and the emergency vehicles, interesting note, i talked to the mayor, the mayor lives next door to the appear, one last shot as we leave here. peter: fantastic job this morning. you have been in and out of it, you remain in it, thanks for the great coverage. mike: stay safe. the damage, we don't know what it will be like this sunday coming up but so many first responders have been unable to go out because the wind has to be below 40 miles an hour and that is not the case down there right now. ainsley: this is the top story today.

the former sheriff's deputy taking 27-year-old terrance williams into custody near a cemetery in naplesever seen again. >> maybe he's out there in the cemetery. he'll come back and his car will be gone. >> reporter: he denied ever meeting williams. >> people at the cemetery are telling me you put somebody in the back of your vehicle and arrested them. i don't know you arresting anybody. >> i never arrested nobody. >> reporter: calkins eventually changed his story, admitting he saw williams having car trouble so he dropped him off at a circle k gas station. but neither man was ever spotted on the station's surveillance camera. >> if there's anything that you know, speak up, please. >> reporter: that story had a familiar feel. a few months before williams' disappearance, 23-year-old felipe santos also vanished after receiving a traffic citation from calkins. calkins claimed he last dropped santos off at a circle k because he didn't have insurance or registration. calkins was eventually fired from the collier county sheriff's office. but he's never faced criminal charges in either man's di

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