venice the old quarter of. the city wools is a willed cultural heritage site the city was already a popular tourist destination before nine hundred ninety since the end of the croatian move on its rapidly developed into a magnet for visitors april to october season average of one point seven million tourists up to fifteen thousand on some days. yes most arriving on cruise ships. you have to go would only cause me some mental exaggeration of the doubt on the air because the such even more michael posting on top of talking up would sell up or putting out because once you want to do it only clear. school since you can't talk of it is in the poster for the children in missing the football coming stanley does about the changes called it in the moment only the focus on the slash and get out of them and to also show the gradual tradition. the sun was made to the government chewing on sweet so much of boston after fees it's come back i'll be all going to change their question not just the diagram have in mind i did pos

venice theme park the fia's of. callao meet with incomprehension from venice is man . they took it up his quota joining the scene of their butts alone a primate that i thought i could lay for a month for shiva to get out of but being the sort of the manual. does it show that it was only on our own that it will national about your national accord that all that leave we asked if i agreed and if they want to bet us that she thought she called the mandate she felt that by the out of the local they could put their local notion of elderly. but does the man knew his own city he's been in office for a year he's an entrepreneur and venice is first man who doesn't live in the historic center but on the mainland venice is way beyond the phase bossa lunar is currently undergoing the number of people living in the historic center has steadily declined since nine hundred fifty from one hundred seventy five thousand back then to just fifty five thousand today the swamped by the stream of visitors how many actually come nobody knows for sure the city only counts overnight stays snow d

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that points out it may force at venice are to cities where tax evasion is the high . where not even the city authorities know precisely how many tourists come it's hard to determine what income they actually generate. among the highest earners in venice all the gondoliers they make up to two hundred euros an hour but the number is limited to three hundred sixty making gondolier licenses highly sought after they're in the hands of a few families not in the gift of the city the authorities charge only forty euros a year for using the. now it's. in the table though of some five hundred thousand troops being paid from one on the day to the beginning and end this money has been earned back in about five years time so yeah it's really going to be a are about one in a thousand euro per year the strange thing is although it's an extreme if you did that the license exchanges and the table so there's no proof banks have been financing this kind of operation within. the city tax is going to live on the basis of a new tional income of just thirty five thousand euros no receipts a

nettie has been on the scene in venice for a quarter of a century. it's not that i say well now i'm going to write a book about the traffic in women or the abuse of drugs or the banks or the insurance companies or dishonest liars i merely see a scene in which something happens to a particular person and then i am made curious by that see. how books have been translated into thirty five languages but not into italian leon wants venetians to retain an unbiased opinion of her because her closeness to people is what brings her books to life and this is an attempt to give people an idea of what the city might really be like it would be presumptuous of me to say that that's what the city really is like this is what i have perceived in the city . over the last thirty thirty five years having friends almost all of whom are venetians so the gossip but i hears is venetians. done early on has lived in venice on and off for over thirty years now so she knows the city well. she certainly mastered the art of weaving the romantic image tourists have of venice into

. >>> there is a lot of baby talk in the clooney household, and they are in venice. look at them mixing work and play for a little adult time as they h >> george worked that old school hooollywd glamor, walking the venice red carpet hand in hand with amal. clooney directs matt damon in "suburbicon," and the guys told our carly steel on a windy italian day, when it comes to red carpet style, they have it easy. >> put on a tuxedo, and you go, i'm good. they go, what are you wearing? i go, a tuxedo. who are you wearing? a tuxedo. it's awful for women. >> they have, you know, amal looks at me with anger. i put on the tux i wore last year. >> saturday's premiere was george and amal's first public appearance since the birth of their twins. george says their personalities are already showing. >> he is a thug already. you saw him. he's a mooch. literally he just sits and eats like this. >> he looks like he could bounce right now. >> he is checking i.d.s on the way to the nursery. and she is very elegant, and she looks like amal, thank god. >> clooney's next project? helping

but in venice such recommendations do not see. the child woman had to stop it. then only given sci defied a crystal ball but it would but yet she could after still body. well partially the pitiful but the only good she thought he they she had the the name school she. you know me didn't ask will show click up if you know she and put a copy to cause to feel this room to ask of anything she could i mean take it out of course i mean it's awful to put on a school because you ask oh no saul said as he stood out minutes as you could i mean that in a funny show if i think one thing the advantage of a funny in knowing oval yamani count. for the cultural heritage designation though cities are committed to protecting not just their monuments but the overall appearance of the city. to stops and becoming a camping site stewards point out the rules to tourists and not by their but i think that yeah no need to specify much but that it up if i can is that of venice is most famous square dates from the mind century historic site for great state ceremonies and festivals visitors

among the highest earners in venice on the gondoliers they. i make up to two hundred euros an hour but the number is limited to three hundred sixty making gondolier licenses highly sought after they're in the hands of a few families not in the gift of the city the authorities charge only forty euros a year for using the canals. in the table though up to five thousand tourists being paid from one on the day to the beginning and end this money is being earned back in about five years time so yeah every earnings are going to are about one in a thousand euro per year the strange thing is although it's an extreme if you did that the license exchanges and the table so there's no proof banks has been financing this kind of operate within. the city tax is going to live on the basis of a notional income of just thirty five thousand euros no receipts are required but who's counting in such a romantic situation. my. love what i like it down to is supposed to lead us on a mission level we also have already into that i live in a speech alec a challenging t

points out that naipaul's in venice are just cities where tax evasion is the high. where not even the city authorities know precisely how many tourists come it's hard to determine what income they actually generate. among the highest earners in venice on the gondoliers they make up to two hundred euros an hour but the number is limited to three hundred sixty making gondolier licenses highly sought after they're in the hands of a few families not in the gift of the city the authorities charge only forty euros a year for using the canals. in the table though of five hundred thousand tourists being paid from one on the day to the beginning and end this money has been earned back in about five years time so yeah every earnings going to a are about one in a thousand euro per year the strange thing is although it's a myth you did get the license exchanges and they will so there's no proof banks have been financing this kind of operation with them in. the city tax is going to live on the basis of a notional income of just thirty five thousand euros no receipts are required

they're at the venice film festival. carly steel is with george in his first interview since becoming a dad. >> we're here in venice and we just spoke with george about being in the new dad's club. >> honestly, i didn't think i would be married with two kids. >> fatherhood has done little to dampen george's sense of humor. >> he's a thug already. you saw him. literally, just sits there like this. >> he looks like he could bounce right now. >> checking i.d.s on the way into the nursery. she's very elegant. she's all eyes and looks like amal. >> as for the origins of the names? >> we didn't want to have dumb names. >> arriving in venice george and amal caring the twins. >> and amal's fashion on point. and then it was a wedding weekend deja vu on the canal. they even thhad e same taxi driver. >> how has fatherhood changed you? >> made me older. >> you said before that george will be a mess, but amal will handle it all. do you change your opinion? >> not at all. >> it's true, i'm a mess. but she's like an olympic athlete. yo

residents of venice find themselves priced out of the property market canada's first nations protest against aquaculture but we begin in germany after last week's election the f.t. a far right party has its first seats in the bundestag we visited the war valley long considered a stronghold of the social democrats. the city of essen is this politician's home town but since the german election karl-heinz and a social democrat says he doesn't recognize it anymore in the past his party usually won an easy majority but this time just twenty eight percent many of its neighbors told him in advance that they were voting for the far right a.f.d. party instead of his his income of people tell me they come from a family that's always voted s.p.d. but they went with the far right because they felt we needed to wake up we have to win back of voters if we just sit around and white for four years that's not going to happen. you talk of it. and is it pains to find out how to get his constituents back in his camp at least the blue collar contingent in his neighborhood pub he runs into supporters of t

we have a portion of venice we call the island. it's -- in the 1960 they put intercoastal waterway through and it actually made this portion of the city a man-made island. and it's relatively low, in what we call zone "a," the zone that had the mandatory evacuation and that's the area i did take a tour through. everything looks good. no water that came up. no surge that we have to worry about. i don't know what the backside is going to bring us, but we made it through the front side of the hurricane and i'm sure we'll make it through the back. >> that's all good. honestly, good news from you, very, very welcome. i'm sure it's not without some problems in venice, florida. you talked about the debris and downed trees and those kind of things that need to be cleaned up. for the moss part, it sounds like you came through okay. thank you for speaking with us in the middle of the night. glad things are okay in venice. >> well, thank you. yes, we did. like i said, it's truly a blessing we made it through. >> we like hearing that. >>> as w

. >>> joining us by phone is the mayor of venice, florida, on the western side of the state, about 75 miles west of tampa. thank you for joining us. what can you tell us? >> i can tell you the storm is not totally gone. inc. we're on the other side. we lost power last night at about, oh, 8:00 where i'm staying. probably more of your listeners probably know more of what's happening than we do because we're just hunkered down. >> we've been told the utilities department in venice announced they were going to shut off the water supply due to a water main break caused by the storm. do you know about that? >> that's correct. that was probably the last communication we had. and it's a big inconvenience, but in our shelter, plus -- i'm not staying at the shelter for the city. i left my spot for other residents, but where i'm staying we did collect enough water to continue to do things like flush toilets and the same holds true for the venice community center where we probably have well over 300 people. we have sufficient water, sufficient food and, above all, the building is in great shape.

. >> venice is the perfect place, we were married here a few years ago. >> honestly, i didn't think i would be married with two kids. >> do they have different personalities? >> he's a thug already. you saw him. literally, just sits there like th this. >> he looks like he could bounce right now. >> checking i.d.s on the way into the nursery. she's very elegant. >> fatherhood has done little to dampen george's charming wit and hum hum humor. >> and amal's fashion on point. and then it was a wedding weekend deja vu on the canal. they even had the same taxi driver. >> how has fatherhood changed you? >> made me older. no, it's made me excited to see who they will be. -- not at all. >> it's true, i'm a mess. but she's like an olympic athlete. you have two kids, you're breastfeeding like crazy. i'm very good, by the way, at diaper changing. >> what's your strategy. >> i get them on my hips and -- >> oh, oh. >> finally, realest moment from being a dad, like, this is real? >> i don't know, just the minute they came out, and you're like covered in slime and grime and you're like, wait a minute

we have a portion of venice we call the island. it's -- in the 1960 they put intercoastal waterway through and it actually made this portion of the city a man-made island. and it's relatively low, in what we call zone "a," the zone that had the mandatory evacuation and that's the area i did take a tour through. everything looks good. no water that came up. no surge that we have to worry about. i don't know what the backside is going to bring us, but we made it through the front side of the hurricane and i'm sure we'll make it through the back. >> that's all good. honestly, good news from you, very, very welcome. i'm sure it's not without some problems in venice, florida. you talked about the debris and downed trees and those kind of things that need to be cleaned up. for the moss part, it sounds like you came through okay. thank you for speaking with us in the middle of the night. glad things are okay in venice. >> well, thank you. yes, we did. like i said, it's truly a blessing we made it through. >> we like hearing that. >>> as w

he and amal and their twins were in italy for the venice film festival. carly steel got to hang out as they hit the red carpet in style. >> george with that old school hollywood glamour walking the carpet hand in hand with amal. clooney directs matt damon in "suburbico "suburbicon." when it comes to red carpet style, they have it easy. >> future onput on a tuxedo, an i'm good. they go what are you wearing and i go, a tuxedo. who are you wearing? a tuxedo. >> it's awful for women. amal just looks at me with anger. i just put on the tux i wore last year. >> the premiere was george and amal's first public appearance since the birth of their twins. george says ella and alexander's personality are already showing. >> he's a thug already. you saw him. he's a e. literally just sits and eats like this. he looks like he could bounce right now. >> checking ids on the way into the nursery. >> she's very elegant, all eyes, and she looks like amal, thank god. >> i'm going to kill you too. >> ha ha ha. >> in their satirical thriller, matt rocks this look, playing a dar

venice its peaceful hours are numbered. bossa luna is also stealing itself in the early morning. the three unique cities in europe with one problem it's getting worse all the time. that everything that. yes you know what that that benny hill. that's not so many things that you put it yeah. i did a city didn't like the quotes but complex and since going to work holds of tourists every day the whole year round the peak season in some cities in europe results in the state of emergency. workers the best of became national get out because of this and also china because the share of national guard. local residents suffer from the mass of this it says they feel pushed out of their own city howard by noise and simply swamped by phone too many visitors. there. you. go tourism is going beyond it's not just in venice but the locals are not giving up without a fight. if they're for the. moment. to show us how god made me feel. like. the. city tourism in europe is booming there's never been fool fueled by aggressive price dumping budget flights and the sharing economy trend which office cheap

life is a challenge everything from trash collection to deliveries has to be done on the water the venice of the netherlands is crowd it boats can only go in one direction of it can try the patients of any skipper and when the fire department or the doctor has to get through it can get really tight. before if you were reasonably at a fire here we could only get there on the water. and raining so it wasn't a big problem. but when something like that happens when there are a lot of tourists around it can be hard for us to make it within the prescribed fifteen minute. life without roads it's a living for young. people spots in his workshop according to the historical he turned design and he doesn't mind if parts of the process are just as hard as they were a century ago. as resident. so we have got used to stocking up on supplies before it turns cold for instance. so we'll have everything we need for the winter and i think that's also got a certain charm if she shot him. people from all over the world are discovering that charm. works you might try to put their nice very night. in the evenin

venice williams didn't say you should be fired at all.ng you back to garrett on monday night football and howard cosell commentators he was one of the smaller wide receivers out smurfs with the redskins jump up and made incredible couch. he said look at that little monkey grab that ball like i did with my grandchildren. howard cosell was never rateddist. one of his tightest friends and con i confidantes was 340e7d alli was dragged through the mud there. didn't lose his job. you did. >> i know that affected cosell. i had a heart attack following the firing. i had to go on twitter and defend myself. what i never quite didn't understand and don't understand i had the relationship with espn. i had none of this in my background at all. furthest thing away from me. and espn bowed down to twitter and social media who knew nothing about me? how could they do that? how could they not do their due diligence and speak up for me. if my name were john mcenroe or martina this never would have happened. >> brian: mike ditka did lose his job and curt sch

world he taught and is one such it is found in the east of the netherlands and is considered the venice of the north that's because there are no cars there only boat bikes and a lot of bridges the villages himes just over two thousand five hundred people but it's become a popular tourist attraction and during the day there is a lot of traffic around both in and on the banks of the now. in the morning. it's like a village from another century. no traffic no noise but lots of water and small boats. return in the afternoon the tourists have come in droves on bike on foot and fill the town. one village two worlds how do they come together. martin for an elf lives and works in. his little bed and breakfast is a main port of call for passengers and crew. the last of past four years it's been pretty extreme ever since return appeared on the international monopoly game board and since bloggers started writing about just recently a guest said to me hey you're really famous in hong kong. one blogger here had eight thousand followers. daily life is a challenge everything from trash collection to d

it should come as no surprise at venice while it was not pleased with the u.s. president's speech on tuesday and his remarks before the u.n. general assembly the venezuelan foreign minister jorge out of hossa said that the u.s. should think twice about trying to invade his country given its ongoing political crisis one input on the on a as if he were the world's emperor president donald trump used this room built for peace to announce from your and the total destruction of member states he uses threatening unilateral and illegal measures as if he had dictatorial absolute power over the sovereign members of this organization from out he also also spoke with reporters after his speech before the un general assembly he said that the u.s. is too fixated on venezuela's socialist economy and that it should be looking for a closer relationship with god all of us however it's not clear whether the foreign ministers called for a more dialogue will actually resonate with the trumpet ministration. well as the crisis deepens in venice when our hunger continues to grip the c

part sorrow and the beautiful shaw's overlake sharma it's all so forget about the festivals income venice and toronto for a moment and embrace the fresh air of the festival without borders. very well. picturesque bansal who is best known as a spa town for the last five years it's been hosting the annual without borders film festival. this year was film buffs filmmakers such as directing legend. and also film stars like or nice sapphire. there's no red carpet at this film festival nor are there any prizes that's not to say the film screened on prize where the selection is small but they've been carefully chosen to reflect the festival ethos. and here we are now with the festival organizers first stop it's called our film festival without borders what does that mean exactly without borders tries to refer to topics issues concerning all of humanity basically we want to show the world what's going on in the world and we want to make people question their own preconceptions and what about this year's more good news well there if you look on t.v. if you look in the newspaper everywhere bad news

barcelona dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live or is it. that you can't. let you. go crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life. for us on the celestial get out of it all such as the traditional story son now as i am somebody else who got as weak as my colleagues at school that day jumped on my feet while the city's tried desperately not to collapse but often. corporations collect the profit of issued only for what you want to it's up to will and probably globally go coffee cup a dollar your cologne in the bushes up the on subs knock up a supposedly of a nerd to call her five dollars. traffic jam as a tourist phobia the fear fall into an identity. a batch or sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like i

his cast and crew were being celebrated at the venice film festival an israeli film foxtrot was also being awarded it has since been slammed by israeli officials for what they consider to be a negative portrayal of the israeli army another indication of just how sensitive the job of an artist can be in the middle east one of the sodomite with the big question now the reaction of lebanese audiences to the insult upon its release later this week. not just how many people will see it but perhaps more importantly how they will view it how much. they don't but. you're watching al-jazeera these are the top stories the united nations security council has agreed to impose new sanctions on north korea they restrict fuel supplies and block textile exports the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. said the new sanctions malcolm major increase in the pressure on north korea and japan's prime minister shinzo of a so the u.n. vote was the right thing to do. you can you see his face say we highly appreciate a swift unanimous vote on the resolution on sanctions against north korea at a significantly tough. in

. >> george hasn't attended the venice film festival since 2013 for "gravity". >> we're going to be donating a lot of money to houston. it could take a long, long time. >> they could use every penny, the devastation very real from harvey. and we'll have more details. >> guys, just want to make sure everybody is out there doing as much as they can to support everyone in houston. it's a horrible tragedy. >> mark wahlberg is sending prayers. drake donated $200,000 to j.j. watt's fund-raising efforts. >> your actions actions are tru heroic. >> tyler perry giving $1 million. $250,000 to joel osteen's lakewood church. >> right now, we'll take as many as we can. >> we're looking for people who would help immediately. >> perry also donating $250,000 to beyonce's pastor. >> this is going to be a marathon. not a sprint. >> you expect that beyonce will come down here eventually? >> it is home. >> and solange announced that proceeds from her boston concert will benefit victims. and beyonce has been very involved in everything her church is doing down here. even designing the kits that will go out to eva

george clooney and matt damon were at the venice film festival. >> they went out for dinner.ked to pose for a picture with the waiter. george must have felt left out. >> there he is photo bombing them with a big cheesy grin. >> clooney made other news in venice. there was a press conference after the screening in venice, and he was asked if he would ever run for president some day, and he responded, "oh, that sounds like fun." >> i just love the idea of them sitting down to dier and the waiter coming over and saying, hi, mr. damon, can i have a photo with you? the only thing better would be if he asked clooney to take it. the thing is, rock already said he's running for president, and i'm sorry, but he's my fave. >> dream ticket. >> i love him. >> the rock said he's running with tom hanks. i'm still a little upset about, because i think i could have made the best vp choice for him. >> this is getting out of hand. >> anyway, we digress. charlie sheen has been talking about a major league three movie for a while now. >> yeah, third installment. >> he's going to have to settle f

boss alone the dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it the. crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life in them a little bit before this on the celestial get out of that it was such a traditional story some not stand by him some but to see them as we don't spend our lives on a school bus days a month on that beach while the city's tried desperately not to collapse all powerful corporations collect the profit of vision totally cool with who put this up it will probably go on the dole coffee cup with dolly a comb in the bushes up the on saabs knock up the supposed it to me of a. part of my mind. is a tourist phobia fulfill phone tone identity. with no make this manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the room in closest protect themselves. in the final merry go round to be the one percent. with no middle of the room signals. the real news is. the spiral downward this applies to both russia u.s. relations and the ongoing events on the korean peninsula probably past the point of no which are. it's. el