he lives in the province region of southern france. it's here that he makes natto. he set up a small factory at his home. he makes natto by hand. the only soybeans he uses are organically grown. he discovered natto 40 years ago when he taught french in tokyo. at first he was taken aback by the sight and smell, but gradually, the unique taste won him over. he started eating the food every day. 17 years ago, he returned to japan because he wanted to learn how to make his own natto. he chose the prefecture where most natto is made. >> translator: it was really complicated. it took me a lot of time. actually, to master the cooking, everything. >> reporter: he sold the food mostly to japanese living in france, but the number of french buyers has been going up. he likes to experiment. now he's trying out ground natto, which is less sticky and easier to eat. he invites friends for a taste. he spreads the natto paste on bread, then adds tomatoes, salmon, and radishes. voila, a new kind. >> translator: when i saw the natto, i didn't like the way it looked, but when i tasted

french port city in southern france agrees to extradite to russia has acted in their decisions was on fraud charges. he's quite pleased doing is tantamount to a death sentence. the central african republic's rebel backed interim president under pressure regional heads of state meeting in the ring shot at the summit. summoned to parliament to attend. that to me today. a major break into pieces brought democracy to the resignation of islamist prime minister tony blair yet part of a roadmap for free too. those voting on a new constitution. we're grateful that those stories are more for you to be our eighth year on false and catch. welcome back are welcome if you're just joining us this is the false haven't yet debate were speaking in the wake of the french appeals court upholding the government backed ban on the one man show of controversial comic and eight. she's by detractors of being anti semitic. he's been fined in the past both for anti semitic remarks with us to talk about it for socialist member opponents of the quarterly also with us the motion when a columnist for the priesthood

were murdered in twenty twelve the man identified as joe look or bow was taken into custody in southern france. the picture which went viral through social networks in december shares in man standing in front of the toulouse school performing the jester leans left palm over his right shoulder wearing a t shirt with the portrait of mr arafat's the same and all supposed to be part of the twenty three year old muslim extremists who killed that use it to school. it went well. aquino was started by first comedian to get done ms multiple convictions for inciting racial hatred against jewish groups claimed it done he designed the canal to emulate the salutes without violating france's last december the french government pretended to die for starting a new nationwide tour because of its anti semitic attacks former france footballer and friend of david on the nicholas to know that is currently facing disciplinary proceedings by the fa for me no gesture at this critical first team last month and milk along with many others in france claims that the gesture is not to smack the ball was a bit dotty have b

france and big downpours here went on through the weekend and it has been watching flooding across southern france just france and italy seeing nasty weather and these pictures out of northern italy and big downpours for the last couple days and looking at 60, 70 millimeters of rain per day coming in and led to the extensive flooding and people trapped in their homes as a result of the heavy downpours. the weather is going to continue making its way further east as we go through the next couple days. another wet one on tuesday there for italy and the balkin and snow in the alps and pushing to the eastern side of europe and transfer east and we go through the course of wednesday, brighter skies coming in behind and more heavy rain for southern parts of the balkins. >> thank you very much indeed. for centuries roma people suffered discrimination and poverty in central europe and difficult to work and integrate into society. in a second part of a three-part series we go to the roma heart lands to find out more about what the future holds for the roma people. ♪ morning rush hour in the capitol and peo

we can see in the paintings of the last quote in southern southwest france, a form of self-publishing taking place 17,000 year ago. these drawings are pigment on rock representing animals, symbols, and signs for their fellow tribes people. they were permanent, but not portable. then came the illuminated manuscript of the middle ages like these gospels for monks, self-publish the story. usually, a rich patron or for somebody in the church, permanent and only slightly portable. in 19 -- in -- sorry, in 1439, the media expert javas called the first technology entrepreneur invented the mechanical movable type used to print the catholic church because they couldn't light them up by hands fast enough because they sold so fast. in 1454, there was the movable type to create the first bible, an important moment. with the movable type, it was no longer a sifng l october written or reproduced by request. the publication of multiple copies of the book was a business enterprise, the production and market for distribution. the cost for books was lowers enormously, in turn, increased the distributio

skaters have made it to france for one last training camp before the olympic tuesday joy's is in the sports center with the details see the big eyes that she is in the southern part of france to train in high altitude conditions but up untill then during that when bellerive in sochi two days before the opening ceremony. and they're likely to uphold south korea's legacy of short track dominance at the games the woman's site sixteen year old shoots . he has six goals and four. isu world cup events this season for the points leading the one thousand and fifteen hundred meter races. the men on the other hand have struggled in the circuit managing just two goals but are keeping their hopes up for success and moving on to football superstar practice on is not likely to return to the national team for the world cup. according to his father pop song don't pop will hold a charity event in southeast asia for his ds foundation. just days before the date sworn in inrazil meanwhile manager of notable arriving in adelaide with his team responded by stating that he still wants to meet with in to the australian open and the mens and womens singles quarterfinal match ups are

thinking primarily of southern europe but including france, maybe more in the economic and financial area but with possible spillover effect into the political arena that should be of concern to the united states. >> i think the main issue and it is a huge issue of concern to the united states is that i think europe is increasingly under fiscal pressures and in those fiscal pressures nato linked military issues invariably get short shrift that if you summarize european defense spending you have a big number. if you look at the capabilities that that translates into because of the national orientation of all of the european countries it is a pretty small set of capabilities and the underpinnings frankly of the nato alliance as an active collaboration are becoming harder and harder to sustain. >> that is exactly right. our concern for the european union and nato as partners in helping to deal with these foreign policy challenges, that is where we see the greatest vulnerability. >> the biggest question about europe is its future role, certainly global security manager provider and even

southern israel. >>> the first lady of france expected to be released from the hospital later today after being treated for depression. she checked herself in on friday the day that a magazine reported that the president of france was having an affair with a movie star. the couple never married but they've been living together for nine years. >>> a big night for the hottest players in hollywood. the golden globes handed out to the best on the big and small screen. >> leading the pack, "american hustle." it picked up three awards. brandi hitt with more on the night's big wins. >> reporter: good morning, john and marci. "12 years a slave" took home the big award of the night, best motion picture drama. but it was "american hustle" that won the most awards, thanks to its leading ladies. hollywood's golden night kicked off with a big win for jennifer lawrence as best supporting actress in a motion picture. >> "american hustle." >> reporter: "american hustle" won best motion picture comedy or musical. amy adams won best actress for her role in the film. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: best tv series dram

southern europe. spain has made progress but france and italy need to make more. >> you have to strengthen your capitalition and selling off assets. are there any acquisitions insight? what are your priorities? would you sell something else? >> we have plenty of time because our strategy goes to 2015. fortunately we are ahead of our plans and we are trying -- we have time to focus so we will sell it. we would not look for acquisition and we said we would be disciplined and we would favor discipline. we want to improve the sustainability of the strength of generali. once this is done we will move on with the new plans. >> are you [inaudible] business.here to do meetings all day long with the customers and we will do that today. >> what our client asking you come a do they want guarantees or want to know more about your business? >> the biggest challenge for all provide services to customers. it is a different world. the world is changing. the world is getting more integrated. and challenged by the work need tons, and we service them and an appropriate way. >> you think 2014 will be a good year, are you

thinking primarily of southern europe but including france, maybe more in the economic and financialarea but with possible spillover effect into the political arena that should be of concern to the united states. >> i think the main issue and it is a huge issue of concern to the united states is that i think europe is increasingly under fiscal pressures and in those fiscal pressures nato linked military issues invariably get short shrift that if you summarize european defense spending you have a big number. if you look at the capabilities that that translates into because of the national orientation of all of the european countries it is a pretty small set of capabilities and the underpinnings frankly of the nato alliance as an active collaboration are becoming harder and harder to sustain. >> that is exactly right. our concern for the european union and nato as partners in helping to deal with these foreign policy challenges, that is where we see the greatest vulnerability. >> the biggest question about europe is its future role, certainly global security manager provider and even i

france. >> last year, 3,630 rolled off the production line in southern england, the highest number in its history. rolls royce is taking on more employees. bentley had had an increase in sales. >> lead to printers have used to create shoes to handguns. now a spanish company in vented a machine that prints food. >> it's a meal, but not as weapon it. >> that's a design plate that we have. >> it marks a new phase in kitchen appliances. a dish like this pizza is programmed, then a short wait while the meal of your choice is brimsed out. using capsules of fresh ingredients, the point is to get people preparing add difficult free food without too much fuss. it might seen futuristic, but not out of reach. if you can print your own meals, it brings the term convenience food to a mole new level. >> it is a lead to printer, so you can say reduce print free food. it's a technology kitchen appliance, but it is a kitchen appliance to make cooking easier. >> we put it to the test. >> anyone, 3-d printed cookies, get them right here. >> that's cool. >> that's awesome. >> it's been printed out, but how is it don

france thanks for joining me. here arrival of the new year was a time for grieving for russia's southern city of volgograd devastated by two terrorist attacks on monday a trolley bus was ripped apart by a suicide bombing that was less than twenty four hours after a massive explosion shook the city's main train station. thank you. no i was i was. the two assaults left thirty four people dead and dozens more injured many of whom are still in intensive care one of those is a nine year old girl are to use medina coaching of i met the man who rescued her. it was just another day for u.t. and volga grads main train station but suddenly and old changed. there was a loud clamp the force of it was so strong that it smashed the windows on the doors of the luggage room i got up and rushed in to help people it was the first of two explosions that rocked the city just east before the new year the blast of the station set off by a suicide bomber we react rounded the area between the entrance and the second international detectors in both us and. then i noticed a man in a girl with a run towards the girl asked her whether she coul

france thanks for joining me. at the start of the new year was marred with loss for russia's southern city of volgograd which has been shaken by two suicide bombings. a massive explosion shook the city's main train station two days before the new year less than twenty four hours after that a trolley bus was ripped apart by a suicide blast thirty four people died in the two assaults and dozens were maimed in the hospital including children one of them is just three months old a little girl who lost her mother and is now fighting for her life margaret howell has her story. is just three months old but she's found that life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured and a terrible terror attack she is now in an induced coma in intensive care clinging onto life when the baby girl remains and a coma we put her on a ventilator in intensive care also she sustained some light serious brain damage condition is very serious we've got it under control on that dreadful morning of december thirtieth caught a fever and was on route to a hospital with her mother and grandmother when a powerful explosion rocked their trolley bus t

france thanks for joining me. here arrival of the new year was a time of grieving for russia's southern city of volgograd devastated by two terrorist attacks on monday a trolley bus was ripped apart by a suicide bombing that happened less than twenty four hours after a massive explosion shook the city's main train station. yes. the two assaults left a total of thirty four people dead and dozens more injured many of whom are still in intensive care one of those is just three months old a little girl who lost her mother and is now fighting to stay alive margaret how has her story. is just three months old but she's found that life can be hard and unjust she was badly injured and a terrible terror attack and she is now in an induced coma in intensive care clinging on to life what would you do with the baby go remains and a coma we put her on a ventilator in intensive care also she sustained some light yet serious brain damage condition is very serious but we've got it under control on that dreadful morning of december thirtieth caught a fever and was on route to a hospital with her mother and grandmother when a powerf

not need to have that program and is the only country in an enlarged southern europe which is out of the deficit prenal, because francee netherlands still are under excessive procedure. not just greece, portugal and spain. having said that, there is a huge problem of competitiveness in italy and still a big need for labor markets. we tried at our time but the main obstacle was as far as labor markets reform was concerned, the resistance within the democratic party and within the main unions. now here comes mr. renzi. he does not need to become prime minister in the short-term. he doesn't say -- he says that -- ot his objective, but as he wants to put pressure on the government to deliver more and start the reform. and i believe that the prime minister should support this move. now there is smog very original in the ideas -- nothing very orblingal in the ideas of mr. renzi for labor market reform but the big thing is that these ideas which are pretty classical come from the heads of the democratic party and it was precisely because the head of the democratic party wasn't able to move the majority of the party that n th

from france belgium politician johan velvet felt believes anger over brussels rain is yet to reach its peak. there are now a lot of people especially in the southern european countries and ireland that not only lost a job but also lost a larger or smaller part of their income so there are a huge amount of people in these crises countries that have a lot to be frustrated about and that is being felt now increasingly on the political level and so may of this year elections for the european parliament you will see a huge increase of the vote for parties that are outright against the european union. coming up on our to international water that makes the land boil oil and gas conflicts will take a back seat in the future because experts predict populations rise it will be blue gold that the fight will be over also. japan becomes a fertile ground for the far right with calls for foreigners to leave and for the army to be ready to go into action if the need arises all the details later on in the program. security is being beefed up and saw the host city of the upcoming winter olympics tens of thousands of police officers have been deployed there and acce

france -- average earners and public showers in paris. and croatia -- oil platforms versus nature protection off the coast. it's only a few weeks now before the olympic winter games kick off in sochi in southernussia. they are russia toss first-ever winter games, and they are president vladimir putin's pet project. building the infrastructure costs roughly 40 billion euros. the idea is to establish sochi as a winter sports hub, but the city's geographical location might hamper that plan. it's not far away from the northern caucasus, an islamist suicide bombers from the region have been carrying out terrorist attacks all across russia or years. that's why the organizers of the sochi olympic games are stepping up security even further. click the mountains surrounding sochi have been turned into a high-security zone. tens of thousands of soldiers and police are on duty. security cameras are everywhere in the city. fears of a terrorist attack are high. but most of sochi's residents have other worries. this family used to live from there vegetable garden and fruit trees. sochi's unique subtropical climate provides excellent growing conditions, but when the city was chosen or the winter games, the

france -- average earners and public showers in paris. and croatia -- oil platforms versus nature protection off the coast. it's only a few weeks now before the olympic winter games kick off in sochi in southernussia. they are russia toss first-ever winter games, and they are president vladimir putin's pet project. building the infrastructure costs roughly 40 billion euros. the idea is to establish sochi as a winter sports hub, but the city's geographical location might hamper that plan. it's not far away from the northern caucasus, an islamist suicide bombers from the region have been carrying out terrorist attacks all across russia or years. that's why the organizers of the sochi olympic games are stepping up security even further. click the mountains surrounding sochi have been turned into a high-security zone. tens of thousands of soldiers and police are on duty. security cameras are everywhere in the city. fears of a terrorist attack are high. but most of sochi's residents have other worries. this family used to live from there vegetable garden and fruit trees. sochi's unique subtropical climate provides excellent growing conditions, but when the city was chosen or the winter games, the

france. parts of the river seven have burst their banks. and more bad weather is on the way. some parts of southernnd are still recovering from heavy flooding in the past few weeks. now to jane for more wild weather. >> yes, thanks lauren. in the u.s. nine people have died because of conditions caused by a snow storm. parts of the northeast have brought to a halt. the mayor of new york says teams are making progress. kristin is live in new york. i have been watching you for the last couple of minutes, and seem behind you seem to be having a good time, but that hasn't been the case. what is the situation now? >> reporter: well, it is extremely cold here still, jane, and it a very lovely scene here in the park. we have a lot of tourists in town for the new year's holiday, and the people you speak to here are perfectly happy about all of this snow. they think it makes for a pretty scene, but it has made for treacherous travel around the northeast. if you were trying to get home or trying to get to work, you weren't so happy about all of this snow. a lot of flights were canceled and a lot of major road

france and germany. the real gainers at the national level is southern europe. the main is a surge in bank stocks. in particular, weaker bank stocks in addition to the big ones. look at this. the banks index in europe so far this year is up almost 8% versus a 1% gain on the banks in this country. it's to do with economic optimism maybe but remember that the regulators are softening the rules. they did it in barcelona over the weekend and now we learn when they go through the stress test in europe they won't have to mark the sovereign debt portfolio to market. they can help it to maturity and it will stay at the valuations. i want to mention one stock to you, angela ahrendts at burberry, she's going off to retail at apple later in the year. but she's up 14% on the third quarter. big focus, of course, on digital wear and indeed on home store pickup. burberry outperformed well over the last year against coach, a stunning outperformance over the last five years. for example, coach, again, 666. carl, back to you. >> nice way to go out. we'll see if she can carry that

southern europe, momentum is better than people had expected it to be. if we think about a year ago or 18 months ago, i think the problem economy within the euro area is france we are going to talk about france. industry groups in china. what is your biggest concern overall? >> it is definitely france for the eurozone. of the it is the balance world economy and how people's expectations are going to emerge. at the moment i see this as a western-but growth cycle. u.s.-led is most important within that. >> end-user much for now. -- thank you so much for now. here is a look at what is coming up on "on the move." competition cuts into htc. even iran than can't reverse the sales slump. the battle for mobile. which tech companies are hoping to profit from the spying spat? the london boat show set sail. we have more from ryan chilcote on the state of the marina district. keep it right here. we are "on the move." ♪ >> welcome back. i am francine lacqua in london. this is "on the move" on bloomberg television, radio and streaming on your tablet. here is a look at a stock that is on the move. rsa insurance. it is gaining some 5.3%. was on the most preferred list and w

southern europe. of flows.mbination it is also a combination of gradual slow long-term healing in these economies. it is a good thing. a country like ireland can regain access to markets to finance itself. >> is franceo be the biggest headache for mario draghi in 2014? france has got some issues. in terms of headaches, i would look for the south, at his own country, italy. i think that is the key economy to watch in terms of what would tip the scales between doing nothing or doing qe. if we see the same sort of deflationary pressures in the labor market in italy as we have seen in other countries such as are probablye going to be seeing inflation in the aggregate eurozone at the aggregate level continuing. changeuld prompt a major in policy from the ecb. is also probably more important than france in the sense of political stability or instability as far as its potential impact on markets. >> andrew, thank you so much for that. guy, over to you. >> some of the company news you need to know about. samsung whirly sits galaxy by april and it is -- will release by april. s5 it will be paired with another ice, an update of the galaxy gear. what is in a name? is ane, the answer airfare to berlin, a rent-f