gloomy in money class of governor over much of europe residents of a province in northern italy have decided they're not going to sit and wait for the storm to reach them or they want to break away from being control of their own destiny and as our. reports this desire as being there for decorates. lost in translation between the alps and the need to reign the population of half a million people and a lot of to become independent one day the south to roll a probe into northern italy all these has never been italian says claude's is showing off her native town of. just spent thirty years of your life fighting for independence. the of only see where to rule the ins languages german were taken from the rest of to rule but for so last a hundred years ago we have seen crashes which has affected our language closed our schools and our sons and now changes our regional rain into. enough. ever close refers to how these german speaking territory was occupied by eataly at the end of the first world war and was an extent nine hundred ninety after world war two the allies decided that the provin

want to keep your windshield wipers on high there in northern italy.e regions, heavy snow accumulations will be adding up there. keep those ice scrapers in your cars if you do plan on leaving those out overnight as the snow continues to fall. and also you want to be bundling up there as temperatures will be dropping well below freezing there. though down in rome, looking at a high of 15. low to midteens across much of the western iberian peninsula there. out in the stack holme, single dingell temperature of 6. and moscow, high of 9. here is your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us on nhk world.

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he was wounded on april 14, 19405 in northern italy. -- april 14, 1945 in northern italy.same hospital. >> when he was on the battlefield, as i understand it, he was there about eight hours. he said he had in egypt he said his hands were above his head and was not sure if he had arms. >> he felt a burning of shrapnel hit in the back of his right shoulder. with that, he had a 39, almost 40 months of rehabilitation. to me, as a doctor, that meant something. >> lying in a hospital bed after world war ii, you probably reach a point where you are just rely on yourself and you have to have the will and the strength to make the comeback. >> he should have complained but he never did. i asked him when i was ready to leave the place, i said, bob, i am going to be leaving. what are your plans? he says, i'm going to be the attorney in the state legislature. that is where i am going. f. first opening in congress, that is where i will go. and also to the senate after that. he had his plant made right then. -- plan make right then. -- he had his plan made right then. >> the bob dole who

these two men were both badly injured in northern italy. a hospital in minnesota or michigan, someplace like that. [laughter] they both start with m. [laughter] .. >> i was happy to have done that one small thing for bob dole. senator baker, most of the things i know about him, come from people from nevada. paul axel cared a great deal about howard baker. they have the same kind of personalities. they were very soft-spoken, they were very good at what they did, they were not bullies, howard baker, popkin and, paul axel. i'm so grateful to have the opportunity to recognize the purpose of this. the purpose is to do whatever can be done to establish bipartisan cooperation of the senate, and i'm going to continue to do everything i can to establish that. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, former senate majority leader and bipartisan senator beltran for. >> on behalf of the epc, i'm pleased to be here tonight. especially after eating away from the senate. working here every week. as a coleader of the bpc health project with

snow also in parts of scandinavia and more heavy showers for northern parts of italy.ratures are going to be not bad. moderating in the east. we're getting to 15 in kiev. 10 in stockholm. cool in london at 11 degrees. also a little bit cooler than we have been seeing recently in the iberian peninsula. 15 in madrid. here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour. everything seems ready to go on a launch pad in north korea. the question is what's being launched? authorities insist they are sending up a rocket to carry a satellite into space. government leaders in japan and elsewhere say this is a test of technology for a ballistic missile. officials with north korea's space agency say the launch window is now through monday. the ground crew started fuelling up on wednesday. japan's self-defense forces are ready to shoot down anything that enters japanese territory. destroyers and land-based radar units will track the flight and analyze trajectory. the ships are equipped with radar and sm-3 interceptor missiles. two are patrolling in the east china sea. a thi

northern spain, some of that is snow, also in parts of scandinavia and more heavy showers in northern parts of italymperatures not too bad, moderating particularly in these. 15 degrees, 10 in stockholm and london, 11 degrees and a little cooler than we've been seeing in the iberian peninsula, 15 in madrid and 17 in lisbon as the cold front moves in. here's your extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of news line. i'm catherine kobayashi. i'm catherine kobayashi. do stay with us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com north korea tv. or pour first look is thr that brought togt pteenagers from eight asia countries animation and other media are inspire i inspiring them. and another project inspired them and checked out events around japan, thailand and turkey. next, we present two documentary s that continue coverage of last year's march 11th earthquake and tsunami. immediately after the earthquake, an nhk reporter in a coastal town was able to capture 38 minutes of footage from the evacuation to the desperate search for. >> tim: survivors. one year later, he returned to discover the fates of

fighting in northern italy in 1945, bob was wounded severely, in fact, near fatally.e hours, he was left unattended and willed himself to survive. maybe that is why the enormous challenges he faced in the senate were once he faced with such inner confidence, but it also should give you a sense as it gives me a quiet courage. bob has always demonstrated that. during the 18 months we served together as leader, i have to say i was always impressed when he insisted on coming to my office for a meeting. a seasoned leader coming to the newcomer, a majority leader, to the minority leader's office -- only later did i realize it was a strategic move on his part. when he wanted the meeting over, he could just get up and leave. [laughter] of course, that did not stop me from falling him as i did after leaving the senate to join him in private life. bob dole is one of my heroes. a mentor. a very special friend. [applause] our country, republicans, democrats, and independence, have been richly blessed by his extraordinary leadership for a half century. let me say, bob and howard,

both these men were badly injured in northern italy. they spent years together at a hospital together in minnesota or michigan or some place like that. they both start with m, i'll tell you that. they're such fine men. i'm sure they were always wonderful human beings but the battles of war brought them close together and allowed them to be the distinguished, important people they are for our country. bob dole only asked me for one thing that i can remember in all the time that he was our leader. he asked me, as some may know, the doctor that took care of him in the veterans hospital was an armenian. and he had learned from somebody that i was a lawyer before i came to washington. he said could you arrange a meeting. i was happy to do that. kirk was happy to have that meeting. and it led to a lot of good things. kirk was very, very generous with the other senator dole when she was head of the red cross. and so i was happy to have done that one small thing for bob dole. senator baker, most of the things i know about him had come from peop

inferior to christians, within europe he says that people from southern europe, like italy, are inferior to people from northern europe like germany and france. so he's got very specific ideas about hierarchy. and one of his biographers has said that gobineau hated all humanity. he hates almost everybody. and he's just full of this vitriol and makes the case over and over in his many publications. unfortunately, his books are translated into many languages, he reaches a big audience in his lifetime. he gets translated into english in the 1850s, his essay on the inequality of the races. and people who are pro slavery in america quote gobineau as an authority and say, well, you know, the french also agree with us. whites are superior to blacks. of course you know, they leave out a lot of the other things that gobineau says. he had a strange obsession with eye color. he said that people who had blue eyes were superior to everybody else. and the photographs and portraits suggest he had brown eyes. this man has got lots of pathologies going on. pro slavery figures in america zero in on parts of his argument, and the

italy's mount etna. lava spewing over the night sky of sicily. it's been a banner year for the northernecause of all the solar activity. some fresh solar wined withes made for a spectacular light show over the south shore of lake superior in michigan's u.p. the tiny white spec moving across the lake is a freighter. if these pictures are this great over time lapse. imagine how it must have looked to those on the vessel. >>> two web videos getting heavy circulation right now. the first one could be anyone walking along using a cell phone. that's a sinkhole. eventually they used a ladder and a rescue squad to successfully get her out. this home video has a lot of people talking these days. he decided to chronicle the growth of his daughter over 12 years. he decided to make a time lapse video of his daughter from infancy through a lot of hairstyles until we see her emerge as a beautiful 12-year-old girl, all in 2:45. the father spoke with us via skype today from his home in the netherlands. >> it appeals to a sort of soul feeling of our lives, with live images. >> the filmmaker along with h

against the dollar on those italy spain fears and then you sell through pipeline through solving your construction already this year also added today north stream through northern europe will also hit full capacity. ahead of so stream will carry gas to supply thirty million homes in europe a year project by past trouble transit ukraine. because the first commercial deliveries through the south stream will start in december twenty fifth we agreed to schedule with all our partners and will start construction of the pipeline in december today all the preparation is going according to plan and we have no doubt the project will be completed on time and will own some of the reserves it finds with in russia the american firms did a deal this week to explore the area and some pause any thoughts forward in ownership but it seems had told all to you will keep a third of what it finds assuming we discover. commercially viable reserves in the agreement. provide for us to be able to book gold reserves but we have one third working interest russia has a two thirds working your first so of course once we have paid our taxes paid the fees are due to the government we are opera

italy's mount etna. red-hot lava spewing into the nighttime sky above sicily. this is the seventh eruption since the beginning of 2012. it's also been a banner year for the northern lights, because of all the solar activity. some fresh solar winds made for a spectacular light show over the south shore of lake superior in michigan's u.p. the tiny white speck moving across the lake is a freighter. if these pictures are this great over time lapse, imagine how it must have looked to those on the vessel. >>> two web videos getting heavy circulation right now. the first could be anyone her age walking along using a cell phone. but this happened to be in china, and that's a sinkhole, the video shows to people arriving saw it happen. they tried to rescue her. eventually they used a ladder and a rescue squad to successfully get her out. and this home video has a lot of people talking these days. an enterprising parent with the patience of a saint decided to chronicle the growth of his daughter over 12 years. he decided to make a time lapse video of his daughter lotti from infancy, through a lot of hairstyles, until we see her emerge as a beautiful 12-year-old girl, all in

portugal, italy, greece and spain is really where they're seeing most of the weakness, which is to be expected because those are the countries that are certainly in or fan. some of the northern counties-- germany-- they're still seeing strength in. >> reporter: roughly 14% of all s&p 500 company revenues come from europe, and an even bigger percentage of profits. with the european economy shrinking, a big issue for many u.s. firms is weakening demand. >> so far this year, the economic data paint a picture of a recession that's going to be a little bit longer and a little bit deeper than was forecast at the end of last year, and that's what's hurt markets and earnings. >> reporter: in addition, many u.s. companies, including nike and merck, are being hurt by less favorable exchange rates. >> our goods are more expensive for european countries to buy. when we bring back those profits and translate them into dollars, we're actually getting less fall down to the bottom line. >> reporter: some analysts warn there will likely be additional political and economic setbacks this year and next, like countries failing to meet deficit targets or dragging their feet on reforms. >> you co

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northern european countries. and that means that you need to lower the regulatory burden. you need to take away barriers of entry for entrepreneurs. you need to take that they have done very bravely now in italy to deregulate domestic secretary wrer the cost pressure has been too high. and i think to implement rapid structural reforms in europe is probably the key component to combine with bank action and also stick to the plans for the fiscal side to get growth back. so what cars tense is saying is very-- carstens is saying is very rel vent. the only way when are you out of money and growth you need to dot structural things because those are not the costley measures. >> rose: when we discuss it in america we talk about the difference between spending and taxes. >> well, let me jump in here. because i think i disagree quite a bit with some of my colleagues up here. i think there is absolutely a trade-off between growth and austerity. i think what we are seeing in europe is the downside of that cost. that they have moved very strongly to austerity. i think too quickly. and that is why you are seeing unemployment rates just a little bit of a reality check. the unemployment rate in spain is almo

northern -- wow, here we go. this is new. thank you very much. >> as carl said, it's actually the worst in four weeks for spain, italy and portugal. on the street. all that said, and if i take you back to a session chart of where we've moved on the big markets, london, frankfurt and paris, you'll see the way in which we've actually cut our losses through the session, and that is actually quite a good sign. what was notable about today's trade before we opened up here down at the new york stock exchange was that a lot of the european banks had fallen. they clearly were on the downside, clearly people were nervous about having that event risk over the four-day break and we come towards the end of european trade is some of those losses specifically on the banks have been cut? and there i present you carl quintanilla with the silver lining from europe? >> we could use that. >> the cloud. >> yes. >> it is the cloud. >> thanks so much, simon. >> see you a little bit later. gary kaminsky is up next talking about low rates around the world, even though, gary, didn't get a cut from the ecb this week. >> well, actually we're going to talk a