. >> and his girl thinks she's won a trip to venice, italy. >> this entire thing, everything has been a rous over a year in the making. >> see the real reason for this magical adventure. >> nice move, dude. >> so i was in the gym this morning with one of our editors, rene. and we were trying our best. got a bit of a twinge in my shoulder and i was feeling sorry for myself. then i watched this video and i shut up. because this video of nick flipping that tire like it was nothing made me realize that honestly the limits are only the ones you set for yourself. the videos continue. you start asking the question what's your excuse. >> i can't come up with a single thing. >> this is a very inspiring set of videos, of course. you may have noticed that nick was born different. he has extremely rare syndrome which can mean babies are born with underdeveloped limbs. and weakor zbans. but nick is like i am 100% ready to go. as you can see, he proves it day in, day out. >> that's amazing. >> wow. >> funny enough, you guys have actually seen nick before. you might remember him from 2014, christian

she won a trip to venice italy. she got a plus one so she's bringing along her buddy graham. lone. two roommates found out they're going to venice, they were like girls trip! one last girl's trip before the baby's born. and they have one heck of a trip. you can see as they're out there. beautiful venice. seeing the sights, listening to music, eating some food. you can see the classics. the canal. it's magic. they're also staying at this swanky hotel. you can see right here as she's walking up the steps, gwen

she won a trip to venice italy. she got a plus one so she's bringing along her buddy graham. tes found out they're going to venice, they were like girls trip! one last girl's trip before the baby's born. and they have one heck of a trip. you can see as they're out there. beautiful venice. seeing the sights, listening to music, eating some food. you can see the classics. the canal. it's magic. they're also staying at this swanky hotel. you can see right here as she's walking up the steps, gwen is going to do some modeling for alicia. but she hears a song that's familiar. it's called "define romance." there's a reason she knows it. she's the one that wrote it and is playing the piano and singing in it. she was like, hold on, nothing is not right. ♪ onto the rooftop and is suddenly surprised by, hello, her man joshua holding her favorite. a blue rose. this entire thing, everything has been a ruse over a year in the making. he's been saving, he's been planning. all the friends were in on it. they created a fake competition, a fake facebook page, fake itinerary. even though whole h

she won a trip to venice italy. she got a plus one so she's bringing along her buddy graham. t you can see she's not alone. two roommates found out they're going to venice, they were like girls trip! one last girl's trip before the baby's born. and they have one heck of a trip. you can see as they're out there. beautiful venice. seeing the sights, listening to music, eating some food. you can see the classics. the canal. it's magic. they're also staying at this swanky hotel. you can see right here as she's walking up the steps, gwen is going to do some modeling for alicia. but she hears a song that's familiar. it's called "define romance." there's a reason she knows it. she's the one that wrote it and is playing the piano and singing in it. she was like, hold on, nothing is not right. ♪ onto the rooftop and is suddenly surprised by, hello, her man joshua holding her favorite. a blue rose. this entire thing, everything has been a ruse over a year in the making. he's been saving, he's been planning. all the friends were in on it. they created a fake competition, a fake facebook

segment, newshour weekend special correspondent christopher livesay reports on the risks facing venice and italy's plan to mitigate them. this story is a part of "peril and promise," our ongoing series on the challenge of climate change. >> reporter: venice is a world class wonder. a city built on more than 100 small islands, connected by a maze of bridges and canals. the the largest is the grand canal with its famous rialto bridge. over the centuries, venice has stood the test of time, but today this island city is under siege like never before, from" rising" seas and a "flood" of tourists. >> the fact that we are still waiting for any kind of solution of these problems of tourism and flooding is deeply depressing. >> reporter: historian monica chojnacka was born in venice and proudly calls this city her home. >> that was the step you got on when you got off of your gondola or your boat to get into the house. >> reporter: but she's concerned about its future. >> this is a step that, of course, when it was built was never designed to be submerged in water. now it's always underwater even in this r

new economic silk, so there is a land route going through central asia, and end point would be venice, in italyssia does not have to be part of this, does not have to be part of this, does it? the entire route could actually go south of russia. how important really is russia in this relationship, regarding the root? not relationship, regarding the root? n ot exa ctly relationship, regarding the root? not exactly economically, but i think it is more geopolitically that russia is vital, to have russian support in this case. russia, obviously the backyard is central asia, or it used to be, but now would like to win the hearts and minds —— now xijinping would like to win the hearts and minds. and it is essential for to win the hearts and minds. and it is essentialfor him, to win the hearts and minds. and it is essential for him, for himself. politically, is this a kind of centring of powers as a hedge against the powers, the partnership between the usa and europe, a kind of china and russia relationship?” wouldn't say it is hedging necessarily. i think it is partially because the diplomatic languag

last week it was two banks in venice now it's monte dei paschi — it's italy's fourth biggest bank.e government — in return for 70% of the bank. another $5bn or so will come in from other sources including shareholders. the reason all of this is necessary is monte dei paschi has bad loans of close to $30bn. it's getting expensive for the government. last week's bailouts cost close to $6bn. here's andrew walker explaining why the poor state of the italian economy is to blame. it makes it very difficult for the bank's debtors to generate revenue to repay their loans. but what we have got is an uncomfortable hybrid between bail in and bail out. the idea was thatjunior creditors further down should take some of the hit and indeed many of them are taking some of the hit. but the retail investors are going to be eligible for compensation, which is one of the reasons why it will cost the italian government rather more than the european authorities originally envisaged when they created this system of sorting out problem banks that was supposed to put more of the burden on creditors. a real

. >> in the region of italy, an hour north of venice, where anything that calls itself proseco has toan't make enough of the stuff. >> it is really happen right now. everybody wa >> going to get into the wine business. this is the place. this is where christy has come. >> can you tell a decent bunch of grapes from any other bunch of grapes? >> all our bellisima grapes are gorgeous. >> mm. that one was. >> she has not only found a wine she likes. christy brinkley seems to have found the fountain of youth. >> oh, yes. >> she is 63 years old now. i'll say that again. she is 63 years old. going on 23 by the look of her. >> you know i have been around a long time. >> it has been 3 years since she became the nation's pin-up girl. appearing on three consecutive "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue covers. from 1979 to 1981. the only time anybody has ever done that. >> i ended up loving this career. i love the fact that every day is different. and, you know, no two days are alike. ♪ i'm girl. >> her life has been like a time line of the boomer generation. if a little more glamorous. ♪ an uptow

our plan is based on consumption and that is what we are going to do in italy or in venice.rancine: how to respond to critics that you say -- that say the bes rescue plan puts the banking union dead in the water? mr. mustier: i do not think it does. it is very important to look at the letter and spirit of the law. tian banks had an original systemic problem, which could've been much worse. you have to look at the alternative. and the solution found by the government is a very good solution and a very good -- from time to time, you need to take pain and take it under two conditions. it does not mean that nothing happens but you have restructuring. and then competition is still going on. i think these two conditions are fully met. francine: we talked a little bit about your strategy, and you are saying there is a plan, a marathon, three-year plan. you came in charge of body year ago. how, overall, is the execution going? are you comfortable? three-year: it's a plan. but in fact it is a 20 year exercise. the banking sector is going to a very large transformation because of tech