[ speaking italian ] to say the least. it's like at your place, in america, hoopers. >> anthony: no, it's hooters. >> asia: hooters. >> anthony: hooters. >> anthony: local apulian superstition has it, if a tarantula bit someone, most often a woman while she worked the fields, it could lead to some pretty direct and disturbing demonstrations of carnality, and desire. the victim, tortured by something supernatural, toxic, for which there was only one cure. >> asia: la taranta. which was a kind of music that was made for these women, who are possessed, bit by the tarantula. all of a sudden, a woman would be on the floor, speaking tongues, and the family doesn't know what to do. there was only one remedy. calling the musicians in, and they would have this kind of ecstatic and orgasmic, pretty much, moment, where they were released from this ultimately sexual possession. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: over the generations the catholic church absorbed ancient pagan traditions like tarantism. and the ritualistic, frenzied music and dance as

] [ sara speaking italian ] [ man speaking italian ] [ sara speaking italian ] [ man speaking italian ] [ sara speaking italian ] [ man speaking italian ] >> anthony: so, tell us about ostia. where are, where are we? ♪ [ man speaking italian ] >> anthony: people live in these? these are not vacation homes? >> sara: no, no, no, no. forget about tourists. there are not many. >> anthony: this is, like, the closest beach to rome, right? everybody likes the beach. why is it not all expensive hotels and money, money, money and casinos and -- [ woman speaking italian ] >> sara: here is for the workers and it is, has always been considered a not very interesting. [ man speaking italian ] >> all: cheers. >> anthony: uh, i'm curious, 'cause we're always interested in food. typical day. what's for breakfast? what's for lunch? what's for dinner? for breakfast, like, coffee and a pastry? what? [ man speaking italian ] [ woman speaking italian ] >> sara: salami, ham -- [ man speaking italian ] >> sara: he said, he -- he says that that's in sardinia, but here we have a cappuccino and croissant. [

the ladies here were so, you know, snobby -- we are low-class italians. they were more high-class italians. >> anthony: it took years, and a lot of money, converting the once grand, but decaying mansion into a boutique hotel. >> anthony: you know, when you bought this place, was there a sense of vengeance? >> mr. coppola: i, you know, by then, "the godfather" had come out 40 years ago. >> anthony: no, no. i mean, look, it's not about the film. historical correction. >> mr. coppola: there's a saying, do you know what italian alzheimer's is? do you know what it is? you forget everything but the grudge. this is the only internal garden in basilicata. i don't think any of the normal people had ever been permitted to visit it. so i was happy that normal people were going to be here. "the godfather" was a weird experience in my life because it was so much more successful than i could have ever anticipated, so that i became well known around the world in ways that was almost embarrassing. and so when i came here they made me an honorary citizen, and they had the

italian sports paper la gazzetta dello sport has tragic news for italian football fans, after italy failed to qualify for the world cup after a goalless second—leg draw against sweden. national geographic takes a close look at rising co2 emissions. we cannot seem to show you the graphic on that one so let's move on to the guardian. they have an interesting story about pets. apparently in the uk, our cramped housing means less of us have pets and that could have sad consequences for us. so let's begin. with me is liam booth smith, ceo of the independent, non—profit think tank localis which promotes neo—localist ideas in the uk through research, events and commentary. welcome. again. you have been busy reading all these stories since i last saw you. let's begin with the new york times. what is they take on this earthquake, the deadliest we have seen this year. obviously with any tragedy like this it is escalating situation in terms of understanding. we start with a few hundred people who have lost their lives. but we can not —— we do not yet know how me people have been affected by

for the italian red cross at a time when your country was facing the influx of challenges of refugees from multiple wars and demand the region and that was a challenge that italy by and large had to face on its own didn't dot experience undermined your faith in solidarity in. this period that i had in this year of course that we found a lot of solidarity of the beginning but then because the lack of vision of our of our policies created the perfect environment to make the xenophobia and the rushes to increase because originally this was an option that didn't up any immediately and. there was a lot of solidarity then when the discussion come to better distribute to relocate the people and we found that there was this kind of the world where. these us created these. phenomena of. if they didn't up and. maybe we couldn't work a bit better you know what communities up in it for a very long time but to mr ok and to be fair. hasn't been created out of nowhere i mean if you look at the number of refugees around the world it increased by seventy percent in the last than a decade so if you onl

of working in many positions for the italian red cross at a time when your country was facing the influx of challenges of refugees from multiple wars and demand the region and that it was a challenge that italy by and large had to face on its own didn't die out experience undermined your face in solidarity in. this period that i had in this year of course is that we found a lot of solidarity of the beginning but then because the lack of vision of our of our e.u. policy this created the perfect environment to make the xenophobia and the rushes to increase the big. this wasn't up and they didn't up any immediately and. there was a lot of solidarity then when the discussion come to better distribute to relocate the people and we found that there was this kind of quarter that the wall where. these us created these. phenomena of arrested for be about. didn't up and. maybe we couldn't work a bit better you know what communities up in it for a very long time but to mr ok and to be fair. hasn't been created out of nowhere i mean if you look at the number of refugees around the world it increased

it was a tearful night in milan an italian football is in turmoil after the four time world champions failed to qualify for next year's world cup after losing a play off to sweden it's the first time italy haven't qualified for a world cup in fixed years triggering a lot of soul searching in the soccer mad nation. i talian football's worst nightmare has come true a lack of firepower against sweden leaves gigi buffon and company missing out on only the third world cup in the team's history is erased fans were understandably dejected afterwards and blaming everyone for the defeat. but this is everyone's fault not just the fault of the coach it's the players fault the federations call this match mare's our country which is falling apart it's like you italy is still trying to accept their earth shattering loss to sweden. and we are all in tears this evening because we did our best and this will chase us forever it's an incredible delusion that even now we struggle to realise and when i can call it off some of i think. it's a tearful farewell for gigi buffon his tenure between the posts an

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one thing that has not, the italian national but all team qualified for the world cup. but tonight, italy is playing a rematch against sweden, and they need this win to qualify. reporter: all or nothing. block letters on the front page. it is a warning to italy's national football team ahead of a crucial match -- a loss would lead to a apocalypse, according to the daily sports pay were -- sports paper. for nearly six decades, they have never missed a world cup. >> the tactics are not enough. heart is important, but that is not enough. determination is not enough either. but a combination of these three elements will probably lead us to success. reporter: winning by at least two goals is the only way the team can avoid a tricky shootout scenario. they will have to dig deep. the coach does not want his 171st match ridley to be his last. >> as long as the match is in front of us, there is still hope. as long as we keep fighting, it is clear the positive attitude of the fans will help us. reporter: 80,000 fans are expected to cheer for them against in the swedes, who are hu

climate conference in bonn thank you tony not just thought it was a tale for a night in milan an italian football. is in turmoil after the fourth time why champions failed to qualify for next year's cup after losing a playoff to sweden in a shop nil nil result cult. before and the rest of the team dominated but couldn't find a way past a solid swedish defense they advanced after winning the first leg one and it's the first time italy haven't qualified for a wild card in sixty years creating a lot of soul searching in the soccer mad nation. and for more on eighty's defeat i'm joined by chris howard stern from us forces chris can you imagine a world cup without italy i can't well i'm i yeah i think it's hard it's hard to fathom you know they're missing out on all your third world cup in the team's history a tough pill to swallow but in terms of the match you know it wasn't for lack of trying lack of firepower they attempted twenty seven shots on goal but they cannot from the back of the net fans at san siro left dejected and of course with their heads held down and they were blaming everyo

an italian word that that we. don't have that. i think we can translate with gerontocracy they come from the greek and blood and it's like a society that is ruled by by older people and italian football more or less as i say old italian society is led by by old people the president of the time for the racially seventy four the coach jim bittermann today seventy nine before. putting the world but he still thirty nine the average. age of the team was thirty one i think there is now a windows of opportunity for for every new one praised thank you so much for your time. thank you. ireland's coach is urging his players to draw inspiration from their euro twenty six team play off against bossie ahead of their world cup qualifying showdown with denmark there at home for the second leg on tuesday after holding the danes to a goalless draw in copenhagen in two thousand and fifteen arlin one to mail in dublin after drawing the first leg. we've had the experience of a couple of years ago most almost of the day and. i mean. the evening in dub

italy did not qualify, so we are asking along with the italian press what italian fans should be doing injune next year. so far, many of your comments i cannot say on the television. 0ne viewer says enjoy the world cup with no tension. that is her advice. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: italy fails to qualify for the world cup, for the first time in 60 years. that and more in the sport briefing. berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced round their liberated territory. and, with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display but on the local campaign headquarters and the heavy routine work of their women volunteers. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning for the leader who symbolised his people's hopes for independent statehood. in the wake of the colombian volcano disaster, r

while working in many positions for the italian. right crossed at a time when your country was facing the influx of challenges of refugees from multiple wars and demand the region and that it was a challenge that italy by and large had to face on its own didn't die experience undermined your face in solidarity in. this period that i had in this year of course that we found a lot of solidarity of the beginning but because the lack of vision of our of our policies created the perfect environment to make the xenophobia and the rushes to increase because originally this wasn't up and they didn't up any immediately and. there was a lot of solidarity then when the discussion come to better distribute to relocate people and we found that there was this kind of the world where. these us created this. phenomenon of. if this didn't up and. maybe we couldn't work a bit better you know what communities is up and it's for a very long time but to mr ok and to be fair. hasn't been created out of nowhere i mean if you look at the number of refugees

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an italian court convicted the brazilian in his absence. he's back in his home country playing for atletico mineiro. the whereabouts of five other men, accused of the attack in 2013, is not known. robinho has a right to two appeals and no extradition proceedings would begin until the case is over. the english football association has announced that a study into the links between heading a football and brain damage will begin in january. it will be titled ‘football‘s influence on lifelong health and dementia risk‘. former england captain alan shearer made a documentary for the bbc on the subject. safety has to come first and the health of sportsmen and sportswomen and this is the start. it should have been started a long time ago but it is a big day and we can now look to the future and the support of the guys and hope they are given time to undergo the necessary research. delighted that the pfa and the fa have now backed it and we can now get the answers that football needs. all the players are on course or finished the second round o

the italian team who were four times winners of the world cup and you can see them here trading, they were held to a 0—0 draw by sweden in the play—offs. but have a quick look at the markets. we are also expecting retail sales number later in the day from the us. and that is it for this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: a bbc investigation has revealed a deal to allow so—called is fighters to escape the syrian city of raqqa. asian leaders edge towards a deal on the disputed south china sea at the asean summit in the philippines. the church of england is telling its schools that children should be free to explore their identity and that both boys and girls should be free to dress up in a tutu, a tiara or a tool belt, withoutjudgement. the updated guidelines aim to prevent children being bullied because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. here‘s our religious affairs correspondent martin bashir. dressing up is notjust a favourite activity for the reception class at this london church primary school,

an italian word that that we use that is just and. that. in english i think we can translate with gerontocracy they come from the greek and blocked up and it's like a society that is ruled by by older people and italian football more or less as i say old italian societies led by by old people the president of the time federation the seventy four the coach or the jim bittermann to a seventy nine before the gold keeper we basically keeping the word but is still thirty nine the average. age of the team was thirty one so i think there is now a windows of opportunity for for every new one. or let's see how people are reacting to italy's heartbreaking exit from the world cup and sweden's qualification first of all we have man united star slot and abramovich who has retired from international football has reacted in typical star latin posted a picture of a jubilant sweden celebrating on the pitch he wrote a we are varied and well it will be interesting to see if lot and would come out of retirement to play for his country or another tweet here we

mark: have you got over the italian world cup shock? market. than the npl [laughter] this is the tragedy. mark: that is the quote of the day. sorry. i know what it feels like being in england. italy will be back. up, more insight on the latest budget from nicky morgan, chair of the treasury select committee. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shot ofa beautiful early evening. not thanksgiving in england. that is st. paul's cathedral. in new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: one of the rare times the london skyline trumps the new york skyline. let's move on and talk about brexit. some companies concerned that relocation to eu nations to lead to higher funding costs. >> it is a priority. next month on december 6 the european commission will come forward with proposals in regard to deepening our economic union. restarting the process of convergence among member states is going to be one of the priorities. what direction should this deepening of the package. our views are broadly aligned. >> germany is not in a political vacuum. there could be more on electio

italian capital. it was in france, but it was backed by italian family in france. then i joined the board and became chairman of the company to take it public. now, we announced the entry into an agreement to sell the company to novartis for $3.9 billion. it is quite a story. francine: why did it have to go to france? there's not a brain drain? claudio: not at all. it was a european company. the entrepreneur is italian. most of the money was italian. that is an interesting thing. marketond most important is italy after france. things can be done in italy very successfully. spacene: also in the which italy is not necessarily known for. italy is known for a lot of the goods making, the fashion, the food, but biotech -- claudio: and pharma sector is doing extremely well in italy. we have seven or eight midsize companies which are doing extremely well. all of them are family-owned. it would be great. that is something we are trying make somether we can integration to create -- cassa projects, what are you working at the moment? claudio: it is not one project, ever. we

in the other dugout swedens young anderson says the pressure seems really to be on the italians on the hill clearly told me it was friends who played well pretty good footballers so so we can do it at the morals and then we get the result and i was in when crystal to bring with us on to the among my friends arena will provide a friendly atmosphere for the swedes they know if the italians are playing for their world cup lives the return match in italy will be in a much more difficult atmosphere. a quick reminder now the top story that we have been following for you before we go u.s. president donald trump has said the u.s. will no longer tolerate chronic trade abuses but welcomes fair trade partners trump made his remarks at a summit of racial economic leaders in vietnam the fourth stop on his inaugural tour of asia. you're up to date on t.v. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thanks for watching we'll see you again at the top of the hour. stories that people of the world over information they provide to the pinions they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and.

after the match the italian football team's official twitter account quoted retiring goalkeeper we heard from press before saying i'm not sorry for myself but for all of a tally in football and there are other reasons to be sad this german politician writing a world cup without italy is a loss because of their style. let's get you a quick reminder now of the top stories we're following for you today u.s. president donald trump has wrapped up his full day tour of asia for talks with regional leaders in manila despite protests on some legs of that tour trump reaffirmed america's commitment to its key asian allies. and rescuers in iran have ended their search for survivors of sunday's deadly earthquake iran's announced a day of national mourning for the more than four hundred people who died in the disaster. well don't forget you can always get it of you news on the go download our app from google player from the apple store that gives you access to all the latest news as well as push notifications for breaking news and you can also use out after send us photos and videos. i'm brian thomas

giampiero massolo was head of italian intelligence. to fight today's terrorists, they're using lessons learned combating another group -- the mafia. giampiero massolo: and this is something we learned eute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sharyl: welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. it's hard to believe, but we are now 16 years into the global war on terror. today, there are some signs of success in the middle east against the islamic extremists known as isis. u.s. and coalition forces have retaken iraq's capital, mosul, from isis hands. ground in syria. but knocking down isis in one spot means their battled-hardened fighters are turning up in new places you probably haven't heard much about. that happened this summer, when isis-linked insurgents joined established islamic extremists in the philippines. we went to southeast asia and the islands of the southern philippines region of mindanao, where kidnappings, firefights, and the threat of terrorism is growing. these tropical isl

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so why not give italians the opportunity of having an alternate? >> reporter: we found some americans other including bob hodge from ohio, lamenting the looming u.s. import. >> i'm not a huge fan of starbucks myself. they've run a lot of the mom-and-pop coffee shops out of the u.s. >> reporter: now the 150,000-plus small coffee shops here may need to concoct something else strong to hold their ground. seth doane, cbs news, milan. >> ninan: and, according to italian breast as, lattes and cappuccinos are meant for the morning, and espressos for the afternoon. we'll see how that all pans out. well, that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us. good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. a >>> a violent shark attack off the california coast, tonight we have learned it had been broadcasting the exact location before it struck. >>> it happened yesterday near pebble beach. leaving a fisherman with a

in the other dugout swedens young anderson says the pressure seems really to be on the italians on the hill clear told me it was friends who played well pretty good football so so you can do that to morals and never get a result and i was here when crystal to bring with us i'm deeply among friends arena will provide a friendly atmosphere for the swedes they know if the italians are playing for their world cup lives the return match in italy will be. in a much more difficult atmosphere. it's time to remind you of our top story this hour saudi arabia kuwait and bahrain of all of their citizens to leave lebanon and discourage future travel and meanwhile officials in beirut have demanded the return from saudi arabia of lebanon's former prime minister a suspect is being held there after his surprise resignation last week. on the judge with your business update is on the way of the day. where i come from we had to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. channel and a few news papers with official information as attorneys i had walked off t

community, dickie bove who have it nice italian restaurant here in the county for years, there had been a -- and he decided to run as an independent. bernie sanders throws his into the ring as an independent. , bove tooktic vote enough votes from him bad bernie sanders one need marrow election i think it was about -- one need marrow election -- wone th -- won the mayoral election with a very narrow margin. he brought in great people to be in the post and set the groundwork for burlington becoming the progressive city. something that we and burlington have known over the years that might not be so readily apparent to someone who is visiting burlington, vermont, is at the demised by a saying, a joke, if you will, that we will pass around from time to time. the line is something like this -- the nicest thing about burlington is that it is so close to vermont. and the reason it is meaningful is because i think everyone's image of vermont, and even those of us who live in it is of this rural state, maybe even a little backward in its ways. maybe a picture of america that used to exist but do

election results, over the italian reform. the key question is, will political uncertainty lead to a slowdown in the economy? ,he evidence so far is absolutely not. the european economy has been robust this year. we have seen no evidence of that faltering said the german election. when you look at, where is growth most robust in europe, the answer is, italy and germany. so far, you are seeing that political uncertainty is not causing industry to slow down its intentions on hiring or investments. tom: richard, i'm looking at where we are as we enter the holiday week here in america. it might be a time to reform our view for 2018. are you and your blackrock team because of the politics going into 2018 a confident call on allocation, or does the politics leave you with uncertainty? richard: there is increasing confidence in the macro economy, tom. we rarely been in a economy where the global macro economy has been so stable. we are seeing robust moves in the u.s., europe and in asia simultaneously. the breath of that growth is in

a short time ago i spoke to football journalist mina rzouki who questioned what type of italian team this was. i'm not entirely sure there is that much talent. the very good players are the experienced veterans who did so are the experienced veterans who did so well, and a large role of ventura bringing him in was to bring through the young talent and give them the chance to show their stuff and mix with the veterans and bring in a new generation to take italy forward but he didn't manage that to be honest. in many ways this isn't a great thing to happen to italian football but perhaps it's needed, if they can make an look at this as a blessing in disguise and an opportunity to rebuild. that means from the top as well, getting rid of the men who have held onto power for well, getting rid of the men who have held onto powerfor so long, men who were brought in because people thought they might do us a few favours here or there, or at least that's what they've been accused of, weather that be true or not. but gian piero ventura, perhaps not. but gian piero ventura, perhaps not at the ri

said italians tonight i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. health. appearance to look. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and poor grows. life in an equal societies. the divide starting november fifteenth on d w. that music while the study of music requires an extremely high degree of humility and if you are not humble enough you can forget it you can't say i'm the greatest i'll do what i want with it humility is really very very important is a bit shy and hide it. and. then my god when you go on stage you have to leave that humility in the dressing room. you can go out on stage thinking i don't deserve this that you know him. as soon as i agree to do a concert i have to feel i'm worth it that people pay money to come and hear me. that is anything bought humble. this is. march twenty seventeen it's one day before the opening of the pierre boulez the concert hall in the burn bomb so you'd academy. the tension is palpable among the musicians and the man without whom all this wouldn't be happening daniel barenboim. a

football and this is the worst italian national side that i can remember. obviously as we sort of report is no del piero anymore there is no talk of the under pillow retired from all football last week at the back there ok they've got to follow the new cheeky leni big names but for the forward there really is nothing then and the coach is kind of similar he's kind of unheralded than he was manager of body of torino hardly top italian club names that's because basically big italian football managers like a lot. of money they have basically carefully avoided becoming italian italy manager because they know that this is the worst side possibly in italian history but on the other hand sweden is kind of in the same boat aren't they i mean a lot of their international players have actually left the scene indeed i mean the last time there than will cope was two thousand and six when they had big names like that's a neighbor him a bitch pretty long and they lost and they're all gone now i mean i think it's fair to say the majority of the sweden lot of team househol

was in tears as he said "sorry for all of italian football". while there's national despair in italy — there have been huge celebrations for sweden — who quailified for their first world cup in 12 years. this is how the team celebrated at the final whistle — spotting the pitchside studio of a swedish broadcaster and invading their post—match analysis. england women's interim manager mo marley has given manchester city's keira walsh and arsenal's leah williamson their first senior call—ups. the two midfielders are joined by goalkeeper karen bardsley in a 26—player squad for the world cup qualifiers against bosnia & herzegovina and kazakhstan at the end of the month. bardsley returns for the first time since breaking her leg at this summer's european championship. wales centrejonathan davies will miss next year's six nations after being ruled out for around six months with a foot injury. davies was hurt during saturday's defeat by australia in cardiff. he needs surgery — and that means his domestic season for scarlets may also be ov

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of italian debt he purchases. there is a scarcity of bunds. the winding down of qe will have to take place now because it is time to wind down, the because the rules of qe, on which germany allows qe to take place make it impossible for the continuation for institutional , they areconstraints politically manufactured, but are part and parcel of the conundrum that mario draghi is facing. vonnie: you said catalonia crisis is a strong hint of history. europe needs to develop a new type of sovereignty. is fragmentation the way to go or is more unity the way to go? yanis: toward unity. of we are moving in the way of fragmentation. we have a systemic crisis that began with the great collapse, the financial collapse in 2008. and the architecture of the eurozone was not up to it. will not discuss the catalan crisis that was not the mishandling of the euro crisis. boths the botched job of brussels and madrid in dealing with the crisis they gave catalonia this independence drive. dm25 and some others, what is the uniting principle between the movement a

for the summer months a generously planned building with an italian large area was to have been at my disposal i remember the rounded arches from my student days in papua one of my uncles had admired and copied the ducal architecture of venice here near the valley of the river old it was all to become reality not that the influences were all foreign even as a boy i had felt envious of the beautiful open verandas that graced the homes of the wealthy or the like in farmer's elegant almost oriental arcades. now do you understand why the sultan was so jealous those who are fortunate enough to eat their bread by the mercy of the turks he once said should conduct themselves modestly and not build palaces which only goes to show how little he understood of this project the point is not grander it is proportion this is particularly true of mile tunnel as the italians term this kind of covered staircase it is stately no doubt but never excessively showing. your are good. but perhaps you were point to the fine stonework the floral ornaments and the animals carved in stone i can assure you that

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he also opened probably one of the best italian rest ru nts opened probably one of the best italian rest runts in london called carluccio, his namesake, neal street in the nineties. amazing man, full of life at all times up until the end, i'm sure. so much so, we were going to the italian scottish awards this sunday, we were going to award him the lifetime achievement award. we had tickets were flying up togetherment unfortunately i heard the news as you guys called me. it is pretty bad. the very fact you we re is pretty bad. the very fact you were about to award him a lifetime achievement award, that in itself says so much. talk a little bit more about how, you use the word transform, about how he changed our approach to eating in this country, particularly italian food by generally. his ambition as a young man when i first met him was always to deliver fantastic ingredients, fantastic food, fantastic wines. bring overfrom fantastic food, fantastic wines. bring over from italy fantastic food, fantastic wines. bring overfrom italy things fantastic food, fantastic wines. bring over from i

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and the italians couldn't do the job the four time champions are out of next year's football world cup after a goalless draw with sweden. iran has declared tuesday an official day of mourning after an earthquake killed at least four hundred and fifty people sunday's quake has also left thousands homeless and injured the u.s. geological survey puts the epicenter on the border between iran and iraq semi autonomous kurdish region most of the deaths reported so far are in iran's mountainous kind of moncho province the worst hit town appears to be south poles a hub on the iraqi side there are reports of extensive damage in the nearby town of daraa bondy khan solid balance reports. this is the a.p.c. enter of damage after sunday's earthquake on the iraq iran border. it's supposed to have county income and sharp province more than three hundred of the dead lived here thousands were injured and i was under the rubble of a destroyed wall it collapsed on my head. the remote area is overwhelmed this is what's left of the only hospital in the county medics improvise in an open field iran's governm

you are italian. half italian. but also scottish. from glasgow. so you watch scotland get knocked out and now italy. you will have to watch england. i will watch and see how it goes, if they win i will be english for the next couple of weeks. how are italians consoling themselves? pizza? a good soup and nothing else! i have a quiz for you, which is the only country in the world ever to have been in every single world cup tournament?” world ever to have been in every single world cup tournament? i do not know. who is it? brazil. they won five times and been in every single tournament. i did not know that. i feel bad single tournament. i did not know that. ifeel bad not single tournament. i did not know that. i feel bad not to send you a ca rd that. i feel bad not to send you a card but i got in touch with the washington team and they said can you go and give me some reaction. you feel strongly about what you bring to this programme and local wa nted bring to this programme and local wanted to get involved. a total star. done an incredible job thu

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in the starts oprah's production of the pearl fishers italian tenor francesco to morrow and hungary and romanian baritone or and sing the roles of the two friends who become rivals for the same woman. and. i'll order the we don't know if this. is not an environment of. nine that i don't know it's just passed by side. by side that is there will be she comes in and you know none done there. v.v. goes a little the lesson on must be not my bet that you bought that there be gun so long from here. i am. and about a miss as one of his own does mystically a benny hill barenboim is a person who can't be explained as pianist as he leads different lives to the pianist as the conductor as the general music director and the world personality. if you look at how he performed the entire ship at sonata cyclon his new concert hold as the peer boleh saw the one thing course he hadn't learned most of those piano sonatas until he was seventeen as it says why mr lee and if you see him doing those sonata is in addition to the program as a conductor here on this it's all really not explainable. he's someone w