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 parmigana. [ 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

for example this is a street in a town in sicily.you see up here a little sign that says we are watching you video surveillance and we see cameras cameras looking the slam that way. here is another example of that. this is a church in sicily and the areas under video surveillance. this can be great because allows a the church to be open at different hours without someone being there all the time but if they were using technology to say you have not been coming to church much lately and we have been tracking your behavior that might be something that's a little more intrusive. the technology can be used in different ways. the technology is also not new. this is a cave that was used by an ancient tyrant in sicily in the city of syracuse and east of the prisoners into this cave. at the very top emperor would put his ear behind this outlet and the acoustics were such that he could hear the talking of the prisoners. there's a sense of wanting to hear or observer people are doing. it's not new. it's just much more sophisticated and easier

i got an immigrant father from sicily. he was over the other night. yeah.ht constantly asking me how much i pay for stuff. all right. how much did you pay for that? how much did you pay for that? [ laughter ] now i got to give him the parent price? [ laughter ] right? i can't tell him the full price or he'll have a heart attack in the middle of the living room. i got to, like, knock it down 70%. [ laughter ] going, how much you pay for that? i don't know, $800. $800? [ laughter ] what are you, nuts? i could make that. really, you could make a samsung 70 inch tv set, dad? is that what you're doing? [ laughter ] thanks, you guys have been great. god bless you. >> seth: sebastian maniscalco, everyone. check out sebastianlive.com for tour dates. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and

he is originally from sicily and he does have quite a wrap sheet. >> we heard that saying you have to watch out for the other guy. well the other guy might be this guy. driving a mini bus in istanbul turkey. he's doing the look ma no hands but he gets up and starts answer thing in the aisle of the bus doing a traditional turkish dance. >> save it for the dance floor. not driving down the highway. >> it's not traditional turkish driving is it? >> let's hope not. the guy taking the video thinks this is hysterical and encourages him to do another dance. >> very crowded street. lots of cars on road. he sets the cruise control again and -- >> who knew that you needed to worry about this on the road. texting and driving, drinking and driving we're aware of. dancing and not driving. >> they did catch up with this guy. he was fined 68 u.s. dollars. he said in his ten years of driving the bus he's never done anything like this and he regrets it. now this next driver of this truck got himself in deep at the septic tank truck. getting flushed off the roadway. the driver of that truck, his name w

. >> it deceived the germans as to where the sicily landings were going -- >> oh, was it sicily, not normandy? oh, okay. >> but a wonderful concept. [laughter] you r they dressed this corpse he was probably a british sailor, in a royal marine uniform with a briefcase handcuffed -- >> oh, right, that was it. >> and the spanish recovered the wreckage and, of course immediately told the germans hey, look what we have. and that deceived them as to where the siciliano landings would occur. >> if any of you are interested in fouling some of this fiction an author named james r. bend has written some really wonderful books about a piewj ty kind of shirt tail relative of eisenhower's. he's a boston cop and gets to go do stuff. and his most recent book, he is in england right before operation overlord launches, and he writes about, um one of the screw-ups. you talk about slapped in sands. >> yeah. >> but he said at one point when they were doing a training exercise on the beach because the south coast of england kind of mirrored some of the beaches in france the british navy got their signals

here in the north we have more rain in southern areas of sicily where 80 millimeters of rainfall fallf six hours. flooding is going to be a huge concern here as well. and in northern locations the avalanche risk is very high. out here in the british isles and the iberian peninsula we have an incoming system that will provide very wet and windy conditions. gusts could reach about 100 kilometers per hour across the british isles. london at 3 degrees. actually down toward the south in madrid we're likely to see another round of snow for your tuesday. out here we have a tropical depression that used to be a too foon typhoon that slammed into the philippines. weakening but likely to bring winds about 100 kilometers per hour in typhoon. that's going to move over naha, okinawa and merge with another system bringing mixed precipitation to the korean peninsula. as we can see, in the next 48 hours the wet weather will be engulfing much of japan. that's going to be bringing avalanche advisories very high. so we do have advisories already widely posted here. today is daikon. it's supposed to be t

whether as an independent farmer, as a handy craftsman or as a peasant from sicily or other ways of lifeould be existentially threatened by the new capitalist order of things. so they summoned up kind of political will and the political imagination to say it need -- it means we are not feted to live this way. so you had the variety of forms so we can establish a different kind of society. a socialist society. where the variety of alternatives, because we're long removed from that time. people coming of age in the last 30 or 40 years think of -- we live in a kind of windowless room of a kind of capitalist society to which there can be no alternative. kind of technodeterminism which governs the way we view things. the market is the beginning and end of life so far as we have been instruct and the media have reiterated over and over again. but that's one big reason -- >> what about the fact that we over the period after the first gilded age we did create a basic safety net of fragile and sometimes shredded safety net, but do they not feel as oppressed by the industrial machine rolling over

for example this is a street in a town in sicily.you see up here a little sign that says we are watching you video surveillance and we see cameras cameras looking the slam that way. here is another example of that. this is a church in sicily and the areas under video surveillance. this can be great because allows a the church to be open at different hours without someone being there all the time but if they were using technology to say you have not been coming to church much lately and we have been tracking your behavior that might be something that's a little more intrusive. the technology can be used in different ways. the technology is also not new. this is a cave that was used by an ancient tyrant in sicily in the city of syracuse and east of the prisoners into this cave. at the very top emperor would put his ear behind this outlet and the acoustics were such that he could hear the talking of the prisoners. there's a sense of wanting to hear or observer people are doing. it's not new. it's just much more sophisticated and easier

. >>> part of a brand new multi-million dollar viaduct in sicily has collapsed less than two weeks aftercars on the road when it happened. the prime minister used social media to blast the company that built it. his hash tag in english means the party's over. >>> in san francisco today, downtown construction of the central subway resumed ending win tr walk. it was a temporary promenade set up in union square. crews rolled up the turf so holiday shoppers could take a break from the busy downtown streets. metro transit authorities say people asked for a more permanent solution. >>> two experienced rock climbers are hands and feet above the rest as we speak. santa rosa's kevin jorgenson and his friend from colorado tommy caldwell, are halfway through their climb of yosemite's el capitan. they are scaling a section of exposed granite. many climbed the sheer smooth cliff before but never using just hands, feet and rope to safeguard against falls like this pair. the two sleep in sling tents suspended to the 3,000 foot high rock. they hope to finish the climb by the end of the week. >> when the

sicily and italy. 58 moves in two years. now, corsica. is the best year you ever had, call it the country club. >> when you talk about air power, this is what you mean. you mean spanky manda major francis s. manda of mexico, squadron operations officer. not a desk job. over 170 missions working for 200. he's 22. you mean captain howard hickok of ames, iowa. he's your flight leader. 30 days in the states, time to get married and come back. he's 23. or in his italian general's trailer gil wyman. louisville, kentucky, hardly old enough to vote, but he's boss of a squadron. he signed his letters gilbert o. wyman, lieutenant colonel air force, commander, the old man. he's 24. sunday morning. for the 57th fighter group, three squadrons, 1,000 men, another day begins at alto air base. you can close your eyes and see it this way. spread out like a diagram. home sweet home for some time. good steel map runway, 150 x 6,000 feet. tower call sign is break neck. lots of jokes about that. we share the view with a french fighter group. don't speak the s

. >> is where the sicily landings were going. a wonderful concept and they address this corpse coming was probably a british sailor in the majors uniform with a briefcase handcuffed and the spanish recovered the wreckage. of course immediately told the germans -- and that deceived them as to where the landings would occur. >> if you are interested in following this up james r. bent has written some wonderful books about a fugitive shirttail relative of eisenhower's. he is a boston company gets to go do stuff but he shows up in these theaters in his most recent book use in england for operation overlord launches and he writes about one of the screw-ups. he said at one point when they were doing a training exercise that the british navy got their signals crossed and actually wiped out a bunch of people. >> that was operation tiger which was address reversal for some of the american forces that were going to land in normandy. the germans had a class of torpedo boats that they called s. boats which is a fast boat. we called them he b

it used to be said of the bourbon kings of the two sicilys that they never learned anything and never forgot anything. that really encapsulateds king barack. he refuses to pay attention to imper call objective evidence. and it is just amazing. >> i will only critical he has forgot much or muffin of american history. >> he never knew american history. >> it's been taken out of the schools. >> colonel ralph peters, thank you for being with us. and i'm working with the bourbon kings. ly bring them in into a conversation this weekend. >>> up next as the house tries to defund the president's illegal immigration fiat one of the largest cities in the country begins rewarding immigrants with new benefits and standing. we have two attorneys on the constitutionality of it all or lack thereof. that's next. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. in my world, wall isn't a street... return

it used to be said via the bourbon kings of the new sicilys, they never learned anything or forgot anything. that encapsulates king barack. it is amazing. lou: i would only quibble he's obviously forgotten much for example, much of american history. >> he never knew it. he never knew american history. it was taken out of our schools. you can give him an american history quiz we give to ninth graders and he'd flunk it. lou: colonel ralph peters thank you for being with us. and i'm still working on the bourbon kings i'm going bring them into a conversation in honor of you. >> a little bourbon, lou. lou: that part i got covered. up next attorney general eric holder playing racial politics ramping up on assault that goes on against local law enforcement. and take it up with the a-team angela and santeta jackson join us here next. how can power consumption in china impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of r mutual f

. >> there was a sense after sicily fell to the allies this wouldn't be too bad. >> it turned into onef the bloodiest stalemates since world war ii. >> it was the bloodiest ground the american army fought on. >> it was the first part that i saw. lighted bayonetts. this is oliver north. stay tuned to "war stories."

other and the telemarketer who made the call got her attention it was very very frightening it at the sicilywords were not going to hang up the farm it's far as i was concerned deputies arrived and arrested one rock is said they found him holding the victim who was gasping for air she told them it had a gun and said he wants to kill her she did not know who called >> james: in the chaos of evacuation is in fire fighting during the fire in the mission district on wednesday night a dog was stuck in the building during the blaze macmanuses of life the dog's name is when it and she was found on the third floor of the building thursday morning so nine hours after a fire began she surprised to get health san francisco fire department paramedics to care for a to she was reunited with her honors. will take a break coming up a man decides to go of niagara falls where one to show you how he did it in here is a lot of the outside will appear to hear the richmond san rafael bridge traffic on the less i was keeping an eye of their back with more in a minute. i never reallyave ch tught thecidi in any food

>>stanley: 11 for sicily videos a local mayor during donna's in the golden gate bridge was sparked aifornia highway patrol and a bit away global people are flocking to fremont because of the breathtaking view of the south that the more so so that the tech a selfish. the problem is much deeper than that move you get pulled over and so the driver does so in was until the camera was brought into the mix in 2008 econoline san jose there was an increase of homeless activity in this area now known as the jungle is all but six years ago and nothing was done there will have been problems this is a big kick the can down the street and very little done this was to have what appears to be the nation's largest homeless encampment if your are rewriting their emi be a good idea to follow a rule the world the way are rewriting their site is really does not matter if the show is this is into funds is a straight line and was is what employees have figured them and apparently told the dollars is nothing to save often led him to ponder the decision in this case the driver is rethinking the decision to

gatos and everyone else is in between those two temperature ranges we have the is therefore as no sicily'sn shoreline open will be about 64 today would was a to a san francisco and none of bay and more for 6466 degrees apart a crowded skies just about everywhere this call to be with us today and tomorrow. >> james: this would clear out nicely we have high pressure coming back and and temperatures really responding lookit that were climbing up the thermometer thursday and friday and saturday and sunday are highest into the seventies may even get into the seven is as yet up for the beaches and places like santa cruz not a bad looking for cash speaking of the ride looking really good. >>george: call it arise in not a cute so many people off work schools and an excess of after they read like traffic and go back the layers no metering lights for you're ride from the bay. checking you're ride on 92 in san mateo bridge also an easy trip for you here as well and no delays even at the top of the hour we're not looking at any delays at 7:00 in your trip to the golden gate bridge it like in both dire

. >> heavy rains and hail in sicily flooded the streets. thankfully no one was hurt.e venice. >>> a fox news alert. we have learned the measles outbreak linked to disney land spread to michigan. thattic icmakes it the eighth state plus mexico. how dangerous is this? dr. lisa is a pediatrician here in new york city. she joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning. >> why is this we're seeing a surge? it seemed like it was in the rear view mirror in 2002 it was 86 days. but 2014644 cases. >> so we're seeing more of an outbreak now. i think people have gotten more comfortable with not having the disease before. so there's been declining imnew nation rates. people travel. when you travel you get the disease. people that travel into the country where the disease has been more popular in their country can import it. >> is part of the reason folks aren't getting immunized they have concerns over autism or find associations with other side effects that are unwanted? >> this vaccine has been proven safe. there have been people who have been suspicious. thankfully there's