how traditional is this to sicily?y almost eat a roll. >> always. >> yes. >> but fisherman only, fishing communities only or in restaurants? >> no. >> always as long as you've been alive, you see crudo like this? >> no. i see crudo in the poor family. >> so, it's not like there's japanese influence, but the japanese sort of gave everybody permission to eat traditional foods, their own traditional food. what are the great mother sicilian classic dishes? >> the anchovy. anchovy and parmesana. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's with the sardine. >> yeah, but it's an explosion of flower, but this plate, it's arab, born in the period when sicily was very poor. >> this i like. i even remember it. pasta al fino, actually a true sicilian classic made with fennel, pine nuts, saffron and anchovy, served alongside some sardines that have been curing in chestnuts and salt for days, then lightly fried in oil. >> we have to use our hand, use our hand to eat the fish. >> no problem. i must have slunk back to bed somehow, collaps

>> they will arrive tomorrow morning in sicily.er that, they will be scattered around got ili at the reception centers where they will start a very lengthy asylum application process that may last as long as 18 months, during which time they will be held in reception centers in the past we have seen are run in poor conditions, are often overcrowded. >> as well as that, the numbers seem to be rising dramatically. we've just heard three times the number of people tried to arrive in italy last year as the year before, a 10 fold increase this january over last january. what's it all down to, do you think? >> well, there's a number of factors at play. first of all of course is the civil war in syria has pushed many syrians to try to reach europe. once again, we were told by the italian navy that most of the migrants rescued in the last 24 hours are syrians. well, then there is a weather factor. i mean, it is unseasonably high this number in winter of migrants trying to reach europe through italy. the issue, here it is a beautiful day, t

, the invasion of sicily has already happened by this stage. that's the interesting explanation rather than the complicated version. >> these units that these monuments were assigned to were called monuments, fine arts and archives, and the archivists always felt like third-class citizens. compared to their fine arts and museum colleagues. in any event, besides establishing these montments men and the roberts commission, a parallel action was guess on with the british, and part and parcel of the full cultural protection program, and also in terms of looting, was intelligence gathering. you have to know what is actually happening in axis europe. much of this was accomplished by american diplomats, and oss, officers secret services operatives in switzerland, turk yes, sweden, spain, and portugal, as well as dealings with the governments in exile in london. and also gathering intelligence about what the nazis were doing in terms of looting cultural property, where individuals -- played by cate blanchett in the movie. can you tell us about her? >>

for having me here thank you so much johnny let's start with you you were present at the time of sicily'sarrest in two thousand and twelve can you walk us through exactly what happened that night. sure so this was march seventeenth two thousand and twelve which was the six month anniversary of occupy throughout the day it was a very festive atmosphere and i think that was part of the reason why the n.y.p.d. had such a grotesque response at the time of such a. brutal arrest i was already being loaded up in the bus i was one of the people arrested that night and you know i saw. as they were dragging her up the bus. you know she was clearly not conscious she was not well and such and it was very traumatic and she's even thinking about it now speaking about it now is a very traumatic experience for me and what type of injuries did saucily suffer. so and were presenting to us in the courtis well when she sustained many bruises to her right breast and individual it's clear that the police officer grabbed her breast from behind was a plain clothes officer so i saw a lot of bruises on her body on

. >> you mentioned sicily. in 1943, of course the allies invaded sicily and then the mainland italy at this stage of the war there were very few monuments men. they had some successes. they had some failures. and all of this is explained in robert's third book, saving italy. at robert, did you, briefly talk about some the challenges in monuments men, do they have transportation? did they have maps? >> they -- it was a pathetic beginning. i think we can say that the it was an army of one at the beginning to president roosevelt who realize this is a good idea also understood that they needed to buy time for the selection process to occur and the army bureaucracy to be over, to get some of these guys over there. and on his orders a man named nathan -- links to show fans of people of either graduated from harvard or been to a harvard commencement. okay, you all know who he is because he red commencement at harvard every year from the late 1920s until 1999 when he died, with the exception of the war years. he was a

will arrive in sicily on friday morning. well, after that they will be taken to the reception center across italy, and that's when most of them will start for asylum seeking status. because of slow democracy, may take as long as 18 months. and as we have seen in the past, and reported on nit the past, many of the reception centers unfortunately are overcrowded and in poor conditions. the group is linked to al quaida, and said the attack was in retaliation. all four died inside the mall. the jordan valley is an area sandwiches between the west bank and jordan. it has been a major obstacle between the palestinians and israelis. neither side is willing to give up the land, and the back and forth is effecting those that rely on the land to survive. nick has the story. >> he isn't a soldier or security guard, he is a farmer, and this is his date farm. he grows 6,000 trees and 125 acres, it's one of the regions most prized plots. >> we make sure the sprinkler is on the come post, so that it will get all the benefit. >> the jordan

in sicily, two women and the seven-year-old child are dead after their car was swept away in floodwaters. the island was one of the region's worst hit. and the italian mainland has not been spared the bad weather. its forecast to continue for the next two days. sports now. a bundesliga soccer, turbulent match in berlin this afternoon. an investment deal was announced on friday which clear the club's debt, but on sunday, it crashed back to earth with a 3-1 loss. the hosts were denied a penalty when the referee rescinded a red card decision. sealed their second win of the season with a late penalty. un sunday's late kickoff -- by munich beat them 5-0. rout.-- come pleaded the now, on saturday, hamburg sunk t -- fifthet in row defeat in a row. hamburg looked out of energy, out of ideas and out of sight. only their fans showed any, chilwhile chanting dissatisfaction. the hamburg coach could expect no better. that goal should have been ruled out offsides. but hamburg could only blame themselves for what followed. was unopposed on the stroke of half-time. hamburg defendant like amateurs. it wa

the italian navy rescued 1100 migrants on nine rafts from africa toward sicily.remember all of that talk about how the ecb's low interest rates would be to price inflation? it looks like the hapless at -- the opposite scenario has come to pass. >> deflation has been squeezed by austerity cuts and unemployment. the prices plunge and that is the case for real estate and other assets in places like ireland, spain, and greece. >> this banker is not concerned. he says growth is around the corner. >> the head of the central bank, mario draghi, has brushed off suggestions there is a deflation problem. he denies the eurozone is experiencing a sustained fall in prices. >> is there a deflation? any answer is no. there will be a subdued inflation, a low inflation, for an extended period of time, but no deflation. >> he says the eurozone is experiencing so-called "dis- inflation." threats still exist. >> developments in financial market conditions and related uncertainties, notably in the emerging market economies, may have the potential to negatively affect economic conditi

the sicily this in a series of storm systems across five basically everywhere from the mississippi river off with ease from the midwest in dealing with either the fourth deep south. i go to the impact of the next forty eight hours out here you see on a cloud covered with a big airy and light and that's our next storm system now. of course the north we are getting a look at some snowball out of the soul is not just a severe weather which we are seeing doc was out but still about fifteen twenty seven years could be accumulating in western parts the great lakes even parts of ontario as well and isolated areas to see as much as thirty centimeters of imagine a lake effect that skinny kicking up as a storm system does continue to work he's a medic in across parts of new england in the southern call back over towards the eastern seaboard freezing rain is also a major threat every time we talk about this we're talking about slick roads even delays at the airport over the course toronto your deftly and be impacted by this but i think the biggest threat is here towards the south the cia or the ora

the resignation of the government last tuesday storms have done said council is only for today in sicily to women and the second year old child on sandals to the occult was swept away in one of his and the island was one of the region's was hit on sunday and the italian mainland hasn't been spent about whether the leader it's for close to continue for the next few days the one buried her nose full snow and in bundesliga sulk a turbulent match here in berlin this afternoon. a local site and to finance an investment deal on friday which cleared the club's debts bought home some day the crushed right back to us with a three one loss to resurgent norm back. posts have been equally symbols and put the score to bomb them with denied a penalty when the referee rescinded read come decision against own bed made to the ongoing anti mill bags and sealed. what was an event second win of the season with a late penalty to climb back and told the relegation zone. in sunday's late kickoff body and unique the front looks funny snail with my new goals and scoring the opener in the school's main trunk or t

it's silly to lift at the store we stopped to that theory in sicily to women and to set new world go telling when that car was swept away by in a thrilling read that the whole country speaking to the league that's what this since friday the company find tarantula rain causing fronts including hear it from the chenille me a row. the italian alps meanwhile have seen heavy snowfall and this being no shortage of the white stuff in slovenia. the ct rep l solis was said to be without elektra city on monday helped to lift its weak topic on power lines and roads with more than forty percent of schools shops one new state called it the west at the station in living memory help from the eu civil defence team is being requested in the form of generate as they were reportedly being dispatched from austria the czech republic and gemini. northern iran has been struck by its wet snow storm for fifty years off a million people in the north suffered power cuts many villages to become cut off than eleven thousand motorists have been rescued in almost four thousand people put up in emergency shelters s

just above the sink and water and try one of my daughter to know what level does hold dear on and on sicily. let's not use look someday as an example it's not merely the country it's like a small english town of normal people in the book will that it is the whole book someday. let's make one thing clear the air with many new and it's in this country and britain eighteen to twenty full too. many people who are content with it makes no sense whatsoever to saturate your job market even fair to have an open the wholef the latrine duty and what we want to see in print. he wanted to chill out old colt with a points system. if you've got the skills that this country needs gets cold here from where we will know well to happen. the subpoena to attend the annual dollars if you added it to the hotel and one large or too little one for all the guys were subjected to the coming not from the viewer to come from the fall my dandelion tones that snowballed into a simple system so that you guys and told him so and they are told is alright with the guys on the advantage of the original reading material. late

this lamb for the legacy of sicily did very well also helped with that money allocated for the two main contenders in this but the most important of their amateur events. i've played so well post them the g eight pm couple of months nowhere within the formula one race in four months' them. no more to come and the malta cup level championships that so surely it on film before the mighty soviet style though some are stored for the folio around to internationale for the malaysia convention destination. the big heartfelt goodbye to the winter olympics we asked you to submit your highlights and feel good moments of the games to our facebook page thanks for sharing your such moments was no surprise you take two russian goals in as a ladies' figure skating there and some were also impressed by the national teams for a father is selected then sublime performance by a russian figure skating working and living darling you leave that needs can be. and in just under twenty minutes i'm keith partridge will be bringing you a much more detailed roundup of all the winter olympic action right from the s

the future of my innate gifts the kill switch is the very bread that this lamb for the legacy of sicily did very well also olive throw away the money allocated for the two main contenders in this but the most important that they are amateur events. i've played so well post them the g eight pm couple of months of nowhere within the formula one race in four months' them. no more to come and the malta cup level championships if so surely it on from the ordinary soviet style though some are stored for the folio around to internationale sport related to convention destination. a heartfelt goodbye to the winter olympics we ask you submit your highlights two loss on a website and let us know what you think were the main happy moments that you'll remember from the games thank you for sharing those moments with us to pay to russian gold ladies figure skating there is also impressed by the national team's parade during the opening ceremonies of this and others selected the performance by russian figure skating ricky olympic darling you'll heal admits kayak. about fifteen minutes time don't miss o

crimea is about the size of sicily. it became part of russia in seventeen eighty three which was incorporated into the soviet union in nineteen twenty two the key to a christian to kauai in moscow was to stalin died in nineteen fifty three the following key in the soviet need to make a move that many russians to debut as a huge mistake. i was just transferred the administration of crimea from russia to ukraine that's men's when the ussr broke apart in nineteen ninety one. and it became part of independent ukraine some sixty percent of india's population are ethnic russians. just twenty five percent on ukrainian. in nineteen ninety two to diffuse into ethnic tensions tanya was given wide ranging autonomy the government is based in central poland. said constable special status and is home to russia's black sea fleet the lease for the base runs until twenty forty two from russia. it is akin to having a foot in the tool of ukraine. and now tensions are again on the rise with the change of government in kiev. russia's fear o

on sanctions for ukraine in a bid to put an end to the only growing mayhem that when auntie's to sicily has more on the reaction from europe now she's there in brussels so what exactly are we talking about with these sanctions tosser. yes well in this emergency meeting here in brussels the e.u. did decide to impose targeted sanctions they say on individuals that they deem responsibly for the violence happening in ukraine now these sanctions will come in the form of asset freezes of travel or visa bans as well as a ban on exports of all materials that they could be used for internal repression and that could be riot gear or some military hardware as well however no names were mentioned the details were scarce on the actual implementation of these sanctions so ashton catherine ashton the e.u. foreign policy chief did put the responsibility of starting the a process of trying to end the conflicts squarely on the ukrainian government shoulders that prior to coming up with this decision there was a lot of talk in the streets here on who exactly a should be sanctions if this is a decision not

short-term goal was to capture tanisha especially the port of tunis which was relatively close to sicily into the lead of the allied forces to the possible invasion of europe. but the direct lending same landings of tunisia and even more a code and algeria were judged to be very, very risky a large amphibious operation which roosevelt pushed over the resistance of the department. the president said he wanted u.s. ground troops in action in the theater in the calendar year 1942. and no one thought the united states or britain was in a position to invade france. roosevelt wanted an american operation because they were under the control of the french or the french might not resist the americans in the way that they would resist to bear her read it very enemy of the british. but roosevelt relented and this turned out to be a joint american british operation. in mid-octobe mid-october 1942,n churchill, prime minister of britain said if the operation torch fails, i am done for. the commander in chief of the operation, a familiar name, even in this museum, dwight d. eisenhower years later wrote

the problem gets stickier once the allied invasions begin in particular in italy and sicily and nap ls. because in the case of florence, the museum officials didn't have the vehicles. the nazis had confiscated them. they couldn't get them from the villas back into the city, and there they are safe from allied bombing, but in the middle of ground warfare. it was a perilous situation, and ultimately, the removal by iss forces taking these things on the basis they were supposedly safeguarding them. >> host: susan is calling from springfield, missouri. you're on booktv on c-span2. >> caller: hi. thank you guys for being there. my question is about, like, christian art? forgive me, i haven't had a chance to read your book, so i'm new to all this. but i just wonder especially in iraq and places where there might be more religious, you know, type p artifacts and so forth, if they were destroyed on purpose because of obvious reasons that people don't want the world to know that anything else exists besides what they believe in. i just wondered if your research has, you know, turned up anything

we came from europe, our families came from sicily, we did it the legal way, we have the american dream. but i feel democrats are giving this country away. it really is sad that they are turning people against each republicansing, oh, don't like mexicans or republicans don't want to help these people. we do, but we have to do it in a legal way and i think they are very kind and everybody needs a chance. we had the chance here and our kids are all doing excellent. a -- but follow the law, thank you. guest: i think that is exactly what we are trying to do. we are trying to make them right with the law. at the same time, our system is broken. we want to fix it. now, we can say that we can go about the business of trying to deport 11 million people. number one, that is not a realistic alternative. you are not going to deport him 11 million people. barack obama has deported more people than any other president in the history of the united states. , barackh enforcement obama, 2 million people have been deported, a devastating effect on our community. but what we must understand is there is st

i suspect the price trampoline parties must meet we like the new moses asked if other nations to sicily to be just us time in four min on this site in format. you feel as though it is the trial of us can soon become law or if you think it's also the trial to certain degree of france's own complicity in events back in nineteen ninety four. not only do that and i hope it won't become to say it intends to visit ryan of wisconsin become well known it would take to become something that feels this is the history of satirical run the nation's isn't simply the most interesting topic but it's not the subject was a trial. i wanted to try at something. similar trials have taken place in eriksson's this make and use it to go it isn't is called universal jurisdiction. as it allows the results of one country two to try someone for crimes committed in another country. nothing to do was to was that i was taking place. and it has been a duty of every state where the suspects lived inside of pounds to two tries them either to extradite him to go on top or two tries and what they have been arrested in fu

sicily --in interestingly put out a response saying they are evaluating a policy of selling cigarettes is not doing anything. ideally, i just got an e-mail in coversnnie herzog who the back of confidence for wells fargo she believes it will have no impact for tobacco manufacturers as smokers will buy them elsewhere, simply go to different retailers. >> thank you. olivia sterns. coming up, working smart -- my guest post for the hour. sam zell will share his recipe for success. is in giving.n sam zell positive philosophy on philanthropy and how it differs from others like bill gates. ♪ >> with me this past hour is billionaire investor sam zell, chairman of equity group investments, a company he founded over 40 years ago. ongoing series around my new book "work smart," what ceo's eisai -- what you need to get ahead. i wanted to get his cap -- tips on the keys to success. he sat down with me earlier last year to talk about how he gets to where he is. he says -- it's all about what a simple, the shortest distance between two points, a straight line. sam, that really struck me when you said

lot, too, that in the knesset, there would 120 in the knesset as you know, would vote very, very sicily and into negotiations with the palestinians on a peace deal. in fact, though the new leader of the labour party said he has 59 in a peace camp in the knesset now. the palestinian side, a lot of pessimism, a lot of not knowing what is going on. we also heard people say that only abbas, president, the lead negotiator really knows what's going on. they're not telling others what is happening. i think they're being very cautious because they know if there is much said publicly about where they might go on these issues, they will face very serious difficulties, because there is no good solution from the palestinian perspective on right of return. that's my view in any event. so they're being very careful, but as bill mentioned, that president abbas is being very statesmanlike. been very positive, constructive. the long interview that was in the times last week, he played the role of a statesman, moderate, said what he expected. and i think actually that's what he believes as well. from wha

sicily was one of the thousands of protestors forcibly removed by police. she said she was beaten and bruised. as america tonight reporter tells us, she is the one facing trial. [ screaming ] >> on the night of march 17, 2012, a group of police officers swept into new york city's zucotti park trying to break up a demonstration marking the six month anniversary of occupy wall street. a then 23-year-old as he ili mcmillen was in the park that night. she says in the chaos, she felt a hand grip her right breast from behind and she instinctively put up her elbow bow. she said she was detained and beaten by police, suffering a seizure. officers stood around her convulsing body, eventually giving her an oxygen mask. it took 15-20 minutes before an ambulance took her away. in the videos uploaded late that night, you can hear the confusion and concern from by standers. >> where are the medics? >> she is still on the ground. >> these are photos her friends shared taken while she was in nypd custody, further helped to piece together the altercation. the dark mark abov

president had military options where he could have brought in rescue operations out of a base in sicilyher u.s. naval bases in italy or nearby. there was a carrier in italy for the 9/11 celebration. >> drones in the area as well? >> two drones in the area as well. >> this is why eyes on the target worbs -- works perfect because the way the navy seals work, they will fight despite the odd. the fact that there was no help is inexcusable. >> there was a question posited by a former secretary of state to congress in which she said what difference does it make? the difference is four lives were lost in benghazi. we believe the lives could have been prevented to be lost totally. eight hours into the fight glenn daugherty and ty woods could have been saved. >> what does it mean to you and do you think to them knowing susan rice would say no regrets about the message they got out in which she claims the intelligence community gave to her? >> i think if susan rice has no regrets she is on strong medication. we found in writing this book, we found three intelligence reports circulating including

we came from europe, our families came from sicily, we did it the legal way, we have the american dreamt i feel democrats are giving this country away. it really is sad that they are turning people against each republicansing, oh, don't like mexicans or republicans don't want to help these people. we do, but we have to do it in a legal way and i think they are very kind and everybody needs a chance. we had the chance here and our kids are all doing excellent. a -- but follow the law, thank you. guest: i think that is exactly what we are trying to do. we are trying to make them right with the law. at the same time, our system is broken. we want to fix it. now, we can say that we can go about the business of trying to deport 11 million people. number one, that is not a realistic alternative. you are not going to deport him 11 million people. barack obama has deported more people than any other president in the history of the united states. , barackh enforcement obama, 2 million people have been deported, a devastating effect on our community. but what we must understand is there is still

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