>> in trieste, then part of the austro-hungarian empire. he was called leo krausz which was the name of his father. in 1935, the italian kingdom, mussolini wants all jews to italianize their family names so they go to the name of the mother, castelli, and... >> rose: her maiden name was castelli. >> she was born in italy in tuscany, actually. so the point is that leo was jewish and leo had the trajectory of the displacement of the jewish population throughout europe but leo hardly said he was jewish and that's a very interesting point in his personality. you were him, charlie, he was elegant, charming, opaque, talking a lot. always per textually dressed and always perfectly smiling. but behind that attitude, behind that perfect opaque personality i felt that there was something else to be discovered. >> rose: which was? >> i felt that the anecdotes too mechanic, the stories were too much the same and when i decided to write his biography i searched and searched and searched. and what i discoverd is that behind this beautiful smile there was

church authorities but the bishop of trieste in charge of reviewing the legislation. under the new rules, all allegations of abuse must be reformed, unless the alleged victim objects. the regulations began when four peoples of the catholic high school in berlin came forward, saying they had been abused -- former pupils of a catholic high school in berlin came forward. john, tell us what sort of differences do you think these changes are going to actually make. >> there is a range of measures, actually, in these new regulations, which are intended to prevent cases of child abuse occurring. it is difficult to see how effective they are going to be. obviously the intention is good. the aspect that is going to be grabbing headlines in germany in tomorrow's this papers will be the fact that the german newspapers have committed themselves in all 27 diocese to contact the police to report cases of child abuse to the police as soon as there is a reasonable suspicion that child abuse has taken place, with the sole exception, they say, and this should be a rare exception -- if

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church authorities but the bishop of trieste in charge of reviewing the legislation. under the new rules, all allegations of abuse must be reformed, unless the alleged victim objects. the regulations began when four peoples of the catholic high school in berlin came forward, saying they had been abused -- former pupils of a catholic high school in berlin came forward. john, tell us what sort of differences do you think these changes are going to actually make. >> there is a range of measures, actually, in these new regulations, which are intended to prevent cases of child abuse occurring. it is difficult to see how effective they are going to be. obviously the intention is good. theaspect thais going to be grabbing headlines in germany in tomorrow's this papers will be the fact that the german newspapers have committed themselves in all 27 diocese to contact the police to report cases of child abuse to the police as soon as there is a reasonable suspicion that child abuse has taken place, with the sole exception, they say, and this should be a rare exception -- if the

squeezing out some 93 hayward and fremont your san ramon valley trieste temperatures up for 90 is 96tsburgh 97 through livermore today so overall will be a hot one thing in bringing '90s into the forecast through san clara valley san jose 90 degrees your 7 day around today does show a warming trend as we head towards the beginning of the work week check out monday on a hot day with temperatures coming in around 104 degrees the upper 80s around the bay we will keep that hot weather round through tuesday cooling down by mid- week. upper 80s by the end of week. few local them but for the next couple of days the heat is on. >> the 26 annual coastal cleanup day 100,000 volunteers showed up to clean up their favorite beaches. they picked up nearly 700,000 lbs. of trash. jeff pierce went to oakland to see how much progress is the maid there. >> saturday was the international coastal cleanup day oakland honors the event from crete to bay. they came to the coastlines to remove trash and improve waterways. friends of crude have been caring for for 16 years in places have moved from trash clean

the other, if the political process for any reason excludes the iraqiya, the ones that for trieste's strategically and correctly, try to integrate them into the political process, but today, they are in a much stronger position. there is a balance of fear. old groups are armed, and everybody knows that violence is not an option, and everybody was seek that the political process ought to succeed, but the reality is if it does not, the level of violence that would erupt in iraq would require foreign intervention, and if that intervention does not come from the u.s., it might come from other sources. i think on the final point i make, the u.s. has brought a lot of hope to the iraqis, not only by getting rid of saddam hussein and setting up the political process, but also by advocating the essential values to deal with human rights, respect for the constitution, and on the day-to-day politics and under many pressures, i think that the u.s./iraq relationship goes under, maybe those issues become secondary because there are other more important, urgent issues that are forced on governments