. >> this is in tuscany, italy, and larry who is holding the camera recording this was out there vacation iing, and then suddenly encountered by a herd of sheet. >> they are so cute, so i want to go ever to record this, but the sheep decide to go after the beautiful flowers on this lawn. >> oh, no. >> and they hit it with a passion. >> hey, guys. go a wway. go away. >> this is moving, walking, lawnmower, and they are going the destroy the guaarden. >> and the flowers, and they have been waiting all year to bloom. >> don't eat jena's flowers and trees. >> the sheep go in and do their deed and then go up the road to find another lawn. check out the shepherd. >> go get your sheep. >> that is him. >> the dog. >> he is like, what do i do now? >> the dog is like, come on. guys, this way. you can't take this group anywhe anywhere. >> and apparently, there are a couple of dogs that herd the sheep, and apparently the sheep e ended up escaping the pasture through a hole. >> go get the sheep. >> and i can safely say that the dog is really scared. >> look at him, the tail is between the legs and he i

a theater in tuscany has been converted to a courtroom to accommodate the survivors and relatives of the 32 victims. the judge adjourned the hearing until july 17. out howp next, find people are honoring the 19 firefighters killed battling that wildfire in arizona. also, we will tell you why president obama is now considering speeding up the timetable to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan. plus, after a wild adventure in d.c., rusty the red panda is back on display at the national zoo. we will look at how he is doing. taking a >> 19 firefighters killed in arizona are now being honored at a memorial service today. vice president joe biden and thousands of firefighters from across the country are attending that service in prescott, ariz. critical last of a handful of vigils for the men before the first of the 19 funerals takes place later this week. the wild fire that killed the lead to a hot shot firefighters and june 30 is now 90% contained. president obama is seriously considering withdrawing all u.s. troops from afghanistan earlier than expected. that is according to a senior ob

it was in tuscany of last year and salvage teams are still trying to recover the wreckage. prisoners who are in solitary confinement in california are calling for a hunger strike to protest about state failures. they say urgent reforms are needed in what they call torture and long periods of isolation. >> at a rally near los angeles, families lined up pictures of sons, brothers and husbands. they're all inmates of california prisons, and every one of them has spent years in what's called the shoe, a segregated housing unit, commonly known as solitary confinement. he was released after 18 years in prison, 1606 them in solitary. >> i was alone with myself 23 hours a day. >> and in the yard you were alone too? >> yes, with the camera on top. >> california houses 4,500 prisoners in these units. her son has been in solitary for 13 years. >> there was a letter he wrote me and he said he has no doubt that it was designed specifically to drive men insane or to suicide. and he said, and i know, because i'm living it. >> the prison spokeswoman said there's no such thing as solitary c

the boat hit a reef off tuscany.e is charged with manslaughter, causing a wreck and abandoning the ship. >>> shmorning investigators searching for the cause of a fiery train derailment that damaged a small town's center in canada. take a look. at least 13 confirmed dead, 50 still missing in quebec near the maine border. investigators fear they may find more bodies as they seech the epicenter of the explosion and the fire. all but one of the train's 73 tanker tars was carrying crude oil when it somehow the brakes failed, causing that train to derail on saturday. >>> the white house says there are no plans to stop sending $1.5 billion to egypt even though some members of congress want to withhold some or all of the annual aid package. michigan senator carl levin and arizona senator john mccain both are calling for an aide cutoff until a civilian government is restored. this comes after more than 50 people died during a confrontation outside where president mohamed morsi is being held. the state department calls egypt's

it was great in nobility and ruled over the greater part of tuscany, said a clerk. between 1245-1300, the caa1 size to 90,000 due to industrial entrepreneurship. in 1330 there were more than 200 workshops devoted to rural manufacture and the production of other luxury goods. these shops employed skilled craftsmen were members of guilds. the guilds ran the city of republican connie. it was just an extremely wealthy city and all of those factors combined to produce some of the finest art in western civilization on a very grand scale, very large paintings, panels and frescoes, and on a very small scale, many illuminated manuscripts. page 38-39 is a double page from the address to robert. each page is 18 inches high and 13 inches wide. christ and thrown is on the left and the virgin mary is on the right. the recipient was a learned bibliophile who would've enjoyed the interwoven text and illustration. page 95 is a snippet from a larger page. the small illustrations i think are very appealing and you can see they all have individual characteristics. these are franciscan

come from the region of tuscany in italy. and, as you can see, this is a honed state, which we're going to use for the interior of the wood storage box. okayso nice and smooth, and that is a beautiful look. and the bigger pieces are going where? this is actually the hearth, and as you can see, this side of the stone really never sees the light of day. it comes off the processing saw in that state. and our designer has chosen to use this for its unique look and veining on the opposite side. wow, all right, and this one's going in right now?

>> i was in tuscany in may.vineyard and you went to -- >> and i mentioned those two places because they have something in common. there isn't anybody from new york and manhattan, from the world that i occupy on a day to day basis, where i am in those two places. >> you're saying that like -- >> i like to get away to get away. right? i don't need to go and see the same people i see here in new york. >> all right. so now that you're back here and you came here voluntarily -- >> guest host. >> as a guest host. i figure that means you don't get paid. >> you don't get paid and if you don't want to answer question, you say i ask the questions. i'm the guest host. but there are things happening in the financial world that you -- new capital requirements. we talked yesterday about in england if you take too much risk, you go to the tower of london now and they put you in the iron maiden. it's still kill the bankers. >> it is. it's a little less intense than it was. i can remember back when i became chairman at citi at t

. >>> the trial of the captain in the costa concordia cruise liner got under way in tuscany. 32 victimslatives want to see justice. but the hearing was quickly postponed. why? well, there's nationwide strikes in italy today by lawyers, so they couldn't hold the trial. glool big pickup trucks are topping the list for buyers and thieves apparently. late model full-sized trucks are being targeted more than any other group of vehicles. their favorite, the favorite of the thieves? the ford f-250 super duty crew cab with four-wheel drive. that's not bad, right? jon: that's a nice ride. jenna: if they're not stolen outright, apparently thieves are ripping off parts for resale on the black market. so if you've got that type of truck, beware. jon: well, another day, another brand new setback for president obama's health care law. today we are finding out penalties required for tobacco use may be limited because of a computer glitch. it's just the latest fiasco causing confusion as we get closer to the law's official start date, and with each new problem the president appears to be picking and ch

facing charges stemming from the deadly shipwreck off the coast of tuscany a year and a half ago.esco schettino was in court today to face charges of multiple manslaughter causing a maritime disaster and causing personal injury to 150 people when he slammed the "costa concordia" cruiseliner into rocks in january 2012. he faces 20 years in prison for these charges. 32 people lost their lives in that disaster, two bodies have never been recovered. and the court today heard how each and every one of those people died, including whether or not they were wearing life vests. captain sketenno listened seriously, but he was a little bit fidgety as the court went through the details of the disaster there were 250 civil plaintiffs whose cases will be heard in court in tandem with the criminal charges, we're expecting the trial to last up to a year or more before a verdict is reached. up next, the nsa leaker in a political tug of war here in the united states. might it end up with a boycott of the olympic games in russia? >>> and second-term blues as president obama stuck in a paralyzing rut

in january of last year, the costa concordia hit a reef near tuscany and partially sank.ing, a judge charged five of the ship's employees with manslaughter and negligence. they received sentences that range from one to three years. the ship's captain is on trial for manslaughter, accused of causing that accident and then abandoning the ship with thousands of people still on board. >>> san francisco's fire chief and mayor are reaching out to the family of the asian in a flight 214 victim hit and killed by a fire rig. they have requested a meeting with the family and are hoping to speak with the family before the girl's body is taken home to china. the chinese consulate says the family wants to bring her home soon. >> i think the family and maybe their attorney will, you know, discuss with the coroner's office about the next step. >> yesterday, the san mateo county coroner said the teen died of blunt force injuries consistent with being run over by a vehicle outside the plane. investigators say the 16-year- old was lying on the ground and may have been struck by more than o