if you went below ground, it was very cool, the wine cellars back in sicily. >> mm.he grabs his shovel and starts digging and digging -- tunnels, rooms. >> the hardpan made it really, really easy for him to do all this tunneling and room-creating. >> architect bob theis has baldasare's underground creation. >> it's a natural slab that he could carve rooms out from underneath. down here in fresno, 6 feet below the surface, is an even 65 degrees year round. >> jamie, let me introduce you to the heart of baldasare's work, his underground home, starting with the kitchen. this is an icebox. this is original. >> amazing. >> and right over here is a wood stove, where he did his cooking. >> so he would cook here. where would he eat? >> let me show you... >> okay. >> ...a very special place. now watch this. >> that's handy. and there's a cozy bedroom. >> he brought a little bit of his homeland with him. if you look at the frescoes on the walls, you can see these are fruit trees on a hillside. >> in the adjoining courtyard, a shower and bath. it's a sweet spot right here. how

the picturesque capital of sicily calamita is surrounded by mountains and crystal blue sea. early in the morning only the fishermen are awake unloading that catch in a starry comma and they are convinced that this is the best place in the world. that i lost. but like this sicily is the most beautiful place on earth. the climate the people every thing the. edge to bulls the fruits the fish now three things. we have everything including beautiful women lead. a stroll around the historic center is best begun at an intersection called quatro canty all four corners up to the four richly decorated matching corner buildings the traffic our bizarre high points of the rock architecture from the knights to the eleventh century pelham i was on the north african rule the saracens use the old basilica as a mosque. after them came the normans who built the present cathedral maria santissima as winter which is also known as the norman cathedral. cafe spent is a popular spot for a lunch break. if you want to do is the locals do eat while standing in the park. the food on offer include can o

like this sicily is the most beautiful place on earth. the climate the people think the vegetables the fruits the fish everything. we have everything including beautiful women lead. a stroll around the historic center is best begun at an intersection called quatro canty all four corners after the fall richly decorated matching corner of buildings the traffic our base our high points of the rock architecture from the knights to the eleventh century pelham i was on the north african room the saracens use the old basilica as a mosque. after them came the normans who built the present cathedral maria santissima as sumter which is also known as the norman cathedral. cafe spent arter is a popular spot for a lunch break. if you want to do is the locals do eat while standing at the bar. the food on offer include can only apps the most famous is syrian desert. it's made fresh air every day. so what is the feeling actually made on. the air into that we take reporter. add sugar. and then mix it all together thoroughly because. when the recruiter has

a boatload of migrants arrives in sicily. u.s. hasreeze in the claimed eight lives. the record cold snap should leave soon. in india, millions of people have washed in the ganges. the largest gathering begins. soul said to purify the even though the water is extremely polluted. the government has promised a drastic cleanup by 2020. critics say little is being done. this morning, thousands of pilgrims have gathered on the banks of the holy river ganges. according to hindu tradition, every devotee must take a debt in the sacred waters. for some, the belief in the healing powers is very strong. >> we use this water to cook with at home. we often drink it. we drink this water. because it p purifies our soul. >> to clean the ganges, the indian government has closed 90 tanneries whose waste previously entered the river. that is not been enough. in one of the many hospitals, some patients come in cocomplaining of s stomach infection. ache after istomach drink the water. >> some stilill find it hardrd o find fault with the sacred river. >> you can drink that water. >> the po

in sicily, they killed police men. they didn't do that in this country. this is an americanized mafia. they understood, whereas over there, it wouldn't make a big splash. if you kill an fbi agent or even a reporter, there's going to be a backlash. they also know that someone would take their place. sometimes on the street, one of these guys might say, i'm going to get you. but the idea that they were going to threaten us? no. i'm surprised to hear he had all those. >> i didn't say a lot, but a few. >> getting back to this great collection here in the library, has this inspired you to write a third book? william ouseley: unfortunately that collection really is a profile -- i mean a lot of that is in my book. the first book covers that time. all these characters, the committee, all of that i profiled for you in the beginning, the development of the mob. it is going to take something else to get me to write a book. >> [laughter] >> i understand that civella and them were against drugs and prostitution. >> yeah, they were. there's two stories there. tony's so

the mafia is negative economic growth and for viral in sicily becomes an allegory of almost everythingthat's gone wrong and southern italy whoever can leave. a notary an art collector also once left. but then he came back with a family an opponent's plan. to allow our daughters to. better c.v. and to do our best to change this. but sally and his wife gave the town a museum of modern art. right in the middle of the run shuttle old quarter they bought a condemned buildings and built a citadel of the imagination. today international artists exhibit their works in the firm cultural park one hundred twenty thousand tourists a year come to see its and suddenly hotels are opening and restaurants are expanding. all people. said you can do this it's impossible you can bring. in for any kind of change. they were wrong. the current exhibition features photographs of detroit and other damaged city that had to either reinvent itself or perish. in this crisis stricken area the miracle of renewal has actually taken place. in new elegant restaurants even a track stands for. in a crumbling street full

now to a town on the italian island of sicily not long ago favaro was a place where residents wanted to escape from unemployment and crime were high and many had given up on the ancient village which was becoming a ghost town but one family was determined to bring five hour a back to life and they're slowly transforming it into a work of art. on a clear day it has a few of the sea and it has a few a story buildings but that's part of the problem the heart of the tale this crumbling. the mafia and negative economic growth and for veyron sicily becomes an allegory of almost everything that's gone wrong in southern italy whoever can leave . no trace in art collector also once left. but then he came back with a family an opponent's plan. created to allow our daughters to grow you had better see me and to do our best to change this. but sally and his wife gave the town a museum of modern arts. right in the middle of the run shuttle old quarter they bought a condemned buildings and built a citadel of the imagination. today international artists exhibit their works in the firm cultural park

he brings in the brother from sicily and he changes his testimony.e get so numb with all the h e heinous things this president does. the president is publicly, publicly threatening sending warnings to a man's family member. i don't care. republican, democrat. if you are a u.s. citizen, with all the atrocities we've watched him waddle through, this is top of the list as far as i'm concerned. >> he's your friend. dud he give you a sense of commitment? will he testify? >> i believe strongly he will. but he was thrown and that was with obstruction of justice in real time. i got a front-row seat to it. >> the president has unique tactic like the yard bully. a president tells somebody to tl lie to congress. >> matter of law pretty simple. that is perjury and whether it's under ogt or not. whether oral or written, in front of congress or the fbi, that's a crime. and prosecutors know how to try that. it's not hard. >> there's documents, cash, a couple of other people involved. it's not just word of michael cohen. >> as matter of law perjury requires a witnes

in sicily put it as another. as for we have this this is for brain this for when. satire is one of the hardest saunders to get right whether in literature or in film our number two pick walks that fine line between wit and provocation daring us to laugh at the worst man in history. look who's back. in people of them mrs best seller adult hitler wakes up unharmed in berlin circa two thousand and fourteen. sort of get into trouble. instead of a straight adaptation the director turns the novel into a bore out style prank comedy sending his lead actor as hitler among unsuspecting germans the feeling in the book and movie becomes a media phenomenon shocking yes surprising. from the. beginning. i don't see why. women who kill for the mother who shoots hitler down to size and laughing at him makes it clear to the audience that the holocaust world war two all that was only possible with and through the participation of the german people not because some monster hypnotized them. look who's back walk that fine line between funny and thought provoking biting political satire

are offering to take in some of the rescued migrants on board a humanitarian ship off the coast of sicily the sea watch three has been stranded since friday with forty seven people on board italy's populus government has been stopping humanitarian ships from docking at its ports a new u.n. report says six people die each day crossing the mediterranean sea to seek refuge saudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen says it will release seven houthi prisoners after the houthi is released the saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoner back to riyadh the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffith says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common place in sudan have arrested a senior member of the opposition party which says security forces surrounded the home of merriam saw the film mandy and detained her along with others on tuesday sudan security chief ordered the release of protesters who were previously detained protests are continuing in several cities demanding an end to be she is thirty year rule as the headlines. people here speak. out f

ship carrying forty seven migrants has docked in the port of could tanya on these italian island of sicily rome had previously spent the last twelve days refusing to allow people to abort the sea watch a vessel to disembark the standoff was results where nineteen countries agreed to accept the passengers. the united nations says a million land mines have now been cleared from the world's youngest a country south sudan a local mine clearance experts and u.n. specialists work together to destroy a one hundred kilogram bomb which is found in the capital juba last week. germany's parliament has held a ceremony to commemorate the victims of the nazi regime and to mark the seventy fourth anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp the nazis murdered an estimated six million jews as well as hundreds of thousands of sinti rome disabled and gay people with more than a million killed at auschwitz a lot of the keynote address was given by historian and holocaust survivor soul freed lunda. saul friedlander spent his whole life trying to understand the inhumanity of the holocaust.

rescue ship carrying forty seven migrants has docked in the port of khatami in the italian island of sicily rome had previously spent the last twelve days refusing to allow people aboard the sea watch vessel to disembark the standoff was resolved with knowing a you countries agreed to accept the passengers. in the united states weather forecasters in the midwest say that the deep freeze that has gripped the region should ease later today at least eight people have died in temperatures lower than in the arctic or some would even say on mars infrastructure has been crippled and life for tens of millions of people has been brought to a standstill. chicago the windy city no stranger to wicked winter weather but this week's lows haven't been this brutal in decades breathing can be painful even dangerous and that's not only the case in america's third largest city six u.s. states have recorded temperatures colder than antarctica weather stations across large parts of canada and the u.s. have register temperatures at minus thirty degrees celsius or more factor in the wind chill and it's more than

concentration camp like so everyone would flee earlier we spoke to the mayor of palermo in society sicily and he's one of several italian mayor says that he would welcome the rescue ships i want you to listen to a clip from what you have to say. darko palermo was a corporate lawyer of the migrants and his hope and against in the telling government that was adjuster leading something like it intolerant fight against the magazines and i wish to say to him daily contact with the people in his he watch just to say a mauser that icky and to say that we welcome everybody. no it's nice that he says that but the reality is he has to abide by it tell you what we can't let the those passengers disembark how do you read that or politicians doing things like this to make political capital on the suffering of migrants i can imagine that there are politicians doing that but in this case we were incredibly happy about this message because of course we know that we can't go there because we first of all would have to go miles and miles and leave the shelter searching right now in front of malta. but actu

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are offering to take in some of the rescued migrants on board a humanitarian ship off the coast of sicily the sea watch three has been stranded since friday with forty seven migrants on board if these populous government has been stopping humanitarian ships from docking at its ports to force other e.u. countries to share the burden. on mediterranean leaders have been made in cyprus to try and find a solution to the flow of migrants making the journey from north africa to europe there are reports now from nicosia. it's hard to disguise the deep divisions the migrant crisis has caused inside the european union but leaders arriving for the summit indicus here tried their best the french president emmanuel macra talked about cooperating to find a solution. on that day we have had the opportunity to discuss migration in detail to defend the coordinates in an integrated european version and this is how we managed to agree into last year within the framework of the council of europe but it talian prime minister to separate content disposed of the usual diplomatic niceties of such summits saying

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are offering to take in some of the rescued migrants on board a humanitarian ship off the coast of sicily the sea watch three has been stranded since friday with forty seven people on board internees pop and its government has been stopping humanitarian ships from docking and its poor its it wants other countries to share the burden a new u.n. report says six people die each day crossing the mediterranean sea to seek refuge. time for a short break here down to zero when we come back america's top intelligence chiefs contradict some of donald trump's foreign policy positions during a hearing in congress are not stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast where here across parts of western europe we have been watching one weather system coming in from the atlantic bring some very windy conditions across the region i want to show you what it did look here like here in paris where they did see some snow with this what winter system we had some rain along the coast we had some gusty winds as well but here in paris it was the snow from tuesday to tuesday night

connection using those mob protections and supposedly to make contact to help make the us landing in sicily easier. that's probably not true most say that is largely invented but they say he was very resistant to luciano but he was released a few years after the war but i should add that luciano unfortunately has become a romantic figure to a bunch of writers even novelist who feel he was framed we haven't looked at that evidence that the evidence that my grandmother put together is pretty clear so we can differ over that wisdom but if it's appropriate if that's what he was convicted of but that was the only crime he was ever convicted of. >> you alluded to your grandmother's treatment. >> yes. her brother came to harvard 1921 to get a masters degree in literature. he went to howard as an undergraduate while he was at harvard he was informed by the graduate school dean because he went to howard it was a one year masters program now it was two years. i first thought this must be special to all the black students but it's only howard students. for those that went to amherst or harvard so he w

on sicily based on top meanwhile now even uses oranges to make yawn and fabrics. some of the fabrics for a kind of guys are specially designed and made for the company in italy the collection itself is assembled entirely in germany among the pieces a pocket. parkas a classic german army parka that everyone knows everyone probably wore at some point in time and we wondered how we. could upgrade the park and bring it up to a high quality level quantity this level of the building and the outer fabric is that. the lining is a fluffy from. the unique selling point is that the lining was made by world famous teddy bear pioneer. the. idea is that when they were people should think that they are being hugged by a teddy bear. beyond fits a practical universal and removed from any pressure from the latest fashions that comes at a price the pocket cost seven hundred eighty euros. making things that can be won over a long period of time i can't really say that they fit right in with this moment in time. given the. fashion that simply blocks in an increasingly complex well win

a ship carrying 45 migrants has docked in the italian island o f sicily.e had previously spent the last 12 days refusing to allow people aboarard the "sesa watch vessel. the standoff was reresolved when nine countrieses agree to accept thehe patient years. -- the p passengers. the landmines have been cleared from south sudan. mine clearance experts and u.n. specialist work together to destroy a 100 kilograms airdropped bomb that was found in the capital last week. now to the, united states waeeather forecasters say the dp freeze that has gripped the mid west should ease later today. 8 people have died in temperatures lower than what we see in the arctic. or some would even say on mars. infrastructure has been crippled and life are tens of millions have been brought to a standstill. reporter: chicago, the windy city. no stranger to wicked winter weather. but this week slows have not been this brutal in decades. breathing can be dangerous. that's not only the case in america's third larger city. six states have recorded temperatures colder than antarctica. w

brent: we spoke to the mayor of palermo in sicily earlier today. he's one of several italian mayors who says he would welcome the rescue ships.. i want you to listen to a clip of what he had to say.y. >> leaviving something like an intolerant fight, anand i wish o say thahat w with the people of- watch, to say my solidarity of to say that we welcome everybody. brent: it's nice that he says that, but the reality is he has to abide by italian law. how do you read that? our politicians doing things like this to make political capital on the suffering of migrants? >> i can imagine there are politicians doing that, but in this case, we are incredibly happy about the message. we know we cannot go there because we would have to go miles and miles and leave the shelter we are searching right now in front of malta, but actually, these mayors and solidarity cities we have all over europe at the moment and those who are defending human rights all over europe and showing there is at least something like european solidarity, and if not ministers of interior are

with forty seven stranded migrants on board has docked in the port of tanya in the italian island of sicily rome has refused to let the sea watch vessel enter an italian harbor for twelve days the standoff was resolved when nine countries agreed to take in those trapped on board. at least eight russian environmental activists has been detained in the city of in one hundred kilometers southeast of moscow was where it's located the activists are protesting against moscow's garbage policy all of the russian capital's waste goes to landfills authorities are accusing the protesters of storing up mass riots. and in china tens of thousands have begun flooding out of the capital beijing as the lunar new year holiday approaches at its height the pre-holiday travel rush it's considered the world's biggest annual human migration in compassing tens of millions of people across china and in east asia this year's lunar new year holiday begins in february for. germany's parliament has held a ceremony to commemorate the victims of the nazi regime the event marks the seventy fourth anniversary of the libera

canal and that was a major, major mistake and for this parachute problem and then what happened with sicily have went badly wrong and then to drop the paratroopers on it many would have ended up in the sea. and then they flatly refused but actually to push on with those ground troops on the western flank in poland just north of antwerp but the remnants of the 13th the german army and they will be cut off and the american airborne divisions were which was the road north with german attacks coming in on both sides. where all of those who stripped through when it came to attack the two american airborne divisions that's another reason why they cannot be flavor of the month with us forces. >> thank you for talking to us so try not to violate your rule with historical parallels i was part of an exercise sponsored by u.s. army europe and there was something called swift response whether paratroopers from the u.s. army poland and the british army jump into poland and latvia and any historian can look at that to draw a parallel between that and the operations of what advice would you offer to the m

rescue ship carrying forty seven migrants has docked in the port of good tanya an italian island of sicily rome had previously spent the last twelve days refusing to allow the sea watch vessel to duck the standoff was resolved when nine e.u. countries agreed to accept the passengers. meanwhile italy has fallen back into recession after its economy shrank in the fourth quarter of a twenty eighteen zero point two percent contraction put pressure on the populace government of the euro zone's the fourth largest economy the coalition took power in july on the back of big spending and the troll promises such as increasing pensions and introducing a basic income for the poor and for job seekers. united nations says a million land mines have not been cleared from the world's youngest nation south sudan local mine clearance experts and u.n. specialists work together to destroy one hundred kilogram bomb found in the capital juba last week. thousands of children in mumbai have set a new world record the largest gathering of people wearing crash helmets is a campaign to raise awareness of road acciden

carrying forty seven migrants has docked in the ports of qahtani in the in the italian island of sicily rome had spent a previous suspect the last twelve days refusing to allow the sea watch vessel to enter the country the standoff was resolved but nine countries agreed to accept the passages. and its latest fall back into recession after its economy shrank in fourth quarter of a twenty eight take zero point two percent contraction will put pressure on the populace to government the euro zone's fourth largest economy the coalition took power in july on the back of big spending and actual promises such as increase in pensions and and introducing a basic income for all and for job seekers. u.n. humanitarian chief has appealed for money to buy basic supplies for millions of syrians living in tents or in unheated buildings in severe winter conditions while cloaks appealed to the un security council comes amid rising concern of the plights of three million people in italy province the last major stronghold of the syrian opposition. the bitterly cold air seeps through the cracks sunshine hand

now, matteo salvini, the interior minister, has said of these 47 migrants who are heading towards sicilye allowed to disembark in italy because "we have been," as he sees it, "the dumping ground for all these irregular migrants coming into europe." matteo salvini is every day speaking about migrants, he is obsessed by migrants. he is not doing hisjob... it's a top priority, isn't it, for voters, and they voted him in. and with every comment he makes and every month, he becomes more and more popular with the italian electorate. zeinab, please. fair enough, good strategy, but if you are a minister of interior, you have to do something else. he's not doing hisjob as a minister of interior. he is not tackling mafia, penetrating the italian economy, he is not focusing on exploited workers, he's not focusing on violence in the stadium, he's not working in so many issues. but he is responding to... he is just concentrated on migration. but it's what reflects voters‘ concerns. and he says, in answer to your point about human rights and so on, he says, "i am willing to host women and children who

forty seven people have been stuck on a rescue ship off the coast of sicily for nearly two weeks they were picked up in waters off libya but a sleaze government has refused to let them in china has accused the u.s. of an unfair crackdown on chinese businesses this after u.s. prosecutors announced a slew of criminal charges against chinese telecoms giant huawei including fraud and conspiracy al-jazeera as adrian brown has the story now from beijing. well away is a company that has come a long way very quickly not just china's largest telecommunications company but also now the world's second largest maker of smartphones bigger even than apple sales worldwide are doing well in spite of allegations its products contain technology that can be used for spying china's government says the trumpet ministration is envious of weiwei success and is trying to halt its progress by tarnishing its reputation you know me for some time the u.s. has smitten suppressed the chinese enterprises and tempted to suppress the enterprise is normal operation is there is strong political motivation maneuvering b

forty seven people have been stuck on a rescue ship off the coast of sicily for nearly two weeks they were picked up in the waters off libya but italy's government has refused to let the man migration will be the focus of a summit on mediterranean lead is due to be held in cyprus later on tuesday the divided island has become the main target for smugglers trafficking migrants into europe the government says it's been swamped with a request for asylum david has this report not from nicosia the buffer zone that divides the island between the turkish controlled north and the internationally recognized republic to the south stretches for more than one hundred miles it's easy for the human traffickers to find a way through these are some of the boats they use now impounded and breached by the police. but will that to find themselves closer to baghdad in the catholic charity keratitis does what it can to help most of them are too afraid to show their faces and i don't mind what. just. is the case. so. this man told us he was forced to provide sexual favors to him who have smuggled him acros

are offering to take in some of the rescued migrants on board a humanitarian ship off the coast of sicily sea watch three has been stranded since friday with forty seven people on board italy's oculus government has been stopping humanitarian ships from docking at its ports it wants other e.u. countries to share the burden and new u.n. report says six people die each day crossing the mediterranean sea to sea refuge at least two people have been killed and four others injured in a grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines region of mindanao it happened in the city of them by anger the area is home to a substantial muslim population a largely catholic country. bad attack follows a bombing at a cathedral on the southern philippines island of jolo. going to do what he calls an all out war against those responsible for the swine the violence them and christian leaders say they remain united i rode side bombings abductions and people displaced from their homes it's part of daily life in hollow it is one of the poorest provinces in the philippines and has long been held back by figh

people have been stuck on a rescue ship off the coast of sicily for nearly two weeks they were picked up in the waters off the coast of libya but it's his government has refused to let them make all the news of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al-jazeera dot com. top a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera china says it's concerned and disappointed after the u.s. justice department announced criminal charges against telecoms giant and its chief financial officer the accusations include fraud and theft of trade secrets beijing's urging washington to stop what it calls the unreasonable suppression of chinese firms. just as the foreign ministry said with no evidence that using the state power to discredit and attack this ignited companies this sort of behavior is unfair and immoral as a department responsible for the same history we consistently encourage chinese companies to act in accordance with international rules and market principles and develop foreign economic cooperation on the basis of abiding by local laws the u.s. government does impose s

are offering to take in some of the rescued migrants on board a humanitarian ship off the coast of sicily sea watch three has been stranded since friday with forty seven migrants on board italy's populace government has been stopping humanitarian ships from docking at its ports to force other e.u. countries to share the burden mediterranean leaders have been meeting in cyprus to try to find a solution to the flow of migrants making the journey from north africa to europe they would take the reports from nicosia. it's hard to disguise the deep divisions the migrant crisis is course inside the european union but leaders arriving for the summit in because syria tried their best french president emmanuel makarov talked about cooperating to find a solution because of us what we took as. we have had the opportunity to discuss migration in detail to the fender coordinated an integrated european version and this is how we managed to agree to last year within the framework of the council of europe. but to tally i'm prime minister to separate content dispose of the usual diplomatic niceties of such

rescue ship carrying forty seven migrants has docked in the port of tanya in the italian island of sicily rome had previously spent the last twelve days refusing to allow people aboard the sea watch vessel to disembark standoff was resolved when nine e.u. countries agreed to accept the passengers the united nations says a million land mines have now been cleared from the world's youngest nation south sudan local mine clearance experts and u.n. specialist worked together to destroy a one hundred kilogram airdrop bomb that was found in the capital juba just last week. now to the united states weather forecasters in the midwest say that the deep freeze that has gripped that region should ease later today at least eight people have died in temperatures lower than what we usually see in the arctic or somebody even say even on mars infrastructure has been crippled and why for tens of millions of people has been brought to a standstill. chicago the windy city no stranger to wicked winter weather but this week's lows haven't been this brutal in decades breathing can be painful even dangerous and