living in style in northern italy. next up, milan and lake como on smart travels. announcer: smart travels is made possible in part by expedia.com, a travel web site that offers travelers a variety of ways to find the trip they're looking for, including flights, hotels, and vacation packages. captioning made possible by u.s. department of education announcer: smart travels is a grand tour of the old world: the people, places, sights, and distinctly european flavors. our host is travel writer and columnist rudy maxa, public radio's original savvy traveler. now, tips, trips, and secret places on smart travels. [music playing] [man singing opera in italian] maxa: italy's richest city, high-tech, fast-paced milan, bustles with confidence and style. the milanese work hard, and they play hard, and theirs is one of the most bewitching playgrounds in italy. and that playground extends from the shores of lake como to the alpine heights. the region of lombardy has a little of everything to offer. it is, in the words of william s

protests are a common occurrence in italy. berlusconi has met lots of promises to the italian people over the years. his second term lasted five years, the longest time of political stability in italy since world war ii. he had pledged to revolutionize the italian economy, but it barely grew during this time of his third stint as promised started off with efforts to rescue the national airline of the country and solve the nabal's rubbish collection crisis, but it soon crumbled into scandals and probes. in our next report, we talked to some ordinary italians to find out how they feel about the state of politics in their country. >> this family follows political developments from their living room. from here, rome seems a long way off, and many italians, they say they're tired of politics. there are especially skeptical of their prime minister. >> berlusconi relies on his charisma. he can tell people anything, and he always manages to appeal to the taste and the dreams of average italians. like his jokes about women, he likes to

italy has become a laughing stock in the eyes of the world and it is time to change direction. silvio berlusconi was saying no, that he had many more achievements. you should stick with me. it now seems as though the votes are coming down to the wire in terms of the direction that italy is going in. >> duncan, thank you. for now we will continue to follow the vote in rome. for the moment, that is all from "gmt." stay with us here on "bbc world news." >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight and expertise in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> there is one stage that is the met and carnegie hall. >> o, that this too, too solid flesh -- >> it is the kennedy center. >> check,

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italy's prime minister silvio berlusconi survived a vote of no-confidence. and germany's business leaders say they are dissatisfied with the country's governing coalition. ♪ >> a court in london has granted wikileaks founder julian assange bail, but he must remain in jail pending an appeal by swedish authorities against the decision. he will also have to put up over 200,000 bell money if he wants to be freed. a hearing is set to take place within 40 hours. assange's lawyer says proceedings are turning into a show trial. >> it was a dramatic than the growing legal tug-of-war surrounding wikileaks founder julian assange. he will remain behind bars, pending an appeal by swedish prosecutors. that hearing is expected within 48 hours. earlier in the day, and it looked like assange would be able to leave prison. he was granted bail under strict conditions. >> the first is that he live and sleep each night at a particular address, which is given to the court. the second, that he has to be in that property between certain hours of the day and night, so he can be ge

." >> the italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi, has warned italy could be plunged into economic crisis if parliament passes the votes of no confidence. >> we need to have the capacity to decide. we need everything except a crisis in the dark. >> expelled from of british mosque for being too radical. the bbc investigate the background of the stockholm suicide bomber. loyal to the old president around the headquarters of the man internationally regarded as having won at the ballot box. welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america, also around the globe. coming up later for you -- out of the country, out of office. iran's long serving foreign minister is that while on in to work of africa. >> ♪ i found my thrill on blueberry hill ♪ >> and singing to the stars. is there no end to the talents of russian prime minister vladimir putin? now, it has been a day of speechmaking and persuasion by the italian prime minister silvio berlusconi as he intends to win over two key parliamentary votes of confidence. he says it would be on -- it would be madness to uns

euro currency fresh protests sweep across europe against the need to bail out failing economies with italy among the next at risk. greece. and present. leading players in european security to push aside the stereotypes of the past and work together for the sake of future stability. this is our. time as kevin owen here tonight with our top story for you and first the fight for the right to host football's world cup centered its final stage with candidate countries making their last presentations russia's bid for the twenty eighteen tournament said to be one of the strongest but it faces stiff competition too from western europe. covering events from the fifa media center in zurich for us. now a big names have been arriving here in zurich and the media had their stakeout in front of hotels where the the important people are staying now as you know the actual voting for and who will win the hosting rice of the world cup twenty eight thousand and twenty twenty two will take place tomorrow but presentations have already started now russia will make there's a tomorrow their final pitch to the ju

in italy, even the soldiers have gone on strike. several dozen protested along with police officers outside the ministry of defence. it is the first time in 40 years members of the armed forces have taken part in demonstrations. >> this police officer says that we are demonstrating for our constitutional rights occurred our soldiers bring those rights to people when they served overseas, but we do not have them in italy. there are cardboard cutouts of military personnel with knives, a sign the government has betrayed them. members of the police force have our right to join them. but if we do, we could be sacked. there is no suggestion that the italian military is in a -- frame of mind. they have certain places like afghanistan. but with students, and car company employees all protesting in recent times, this is another sign of the restlessness of an italian society facing economic hardship and political uncertainty. >> let me give you a reminder of our main news this hour. the latest secret u.s. cables revealed by wikileaks exposed

and we can definitely challenge italy. in a time that after work i'm not suggesting we can be italy by many points but we'll be looking at being pragmatic imbibing great defense and keeping the school to within thirty points against italy russia scored will soon settle for new zealand what diamond sends will be a very tough training camp and safer place don't know what they're in for but if it helps the country pull off a surprise or two in september to france in eleven then it will have been certainly were. fetes richard i'm told we don't see most games. and also in addition they are a shocker all get to be in the laying of the foundation stone of the twenty six stained village where the construction of that is set to cost around one point five billion dollars due to begin in february next year we come to bring you all of the great experience and wealth of knowledge that lies in the olympic games and that we have a committee that over the different games and one to transfer to you show us to help us measures possible dang

italy bans the use of all non- biodegradable shopping bags. a russian judge has ordered that the former oil tycoon jose imprisoned until 2017. he stole oil from his own company and launder the proceeds. -- laundered the proceeds. the u.s. and several european governments say it is a major test of the country's judicial system. >> he already knew that he would be convicted for a second time as he faced several more years in prison. the only question was, how many? the answer came at the end of the four-day verdict. a 14-year sentence starting from his arrest in 2003. exactly what the prosecution had asked for. the former billionaire had support from opposition groups to spend another seven years in prison. it is certain he will be behind bars for the next presidential election in 2012. >> i believe the sentence is illegal and not based on real evidence. it is quite clear where the pressure was coming from. it came from the executive authority. >> he was one of a small group of businessmen that made billions after the collapse of the soviet unio

italy's lower house of parliament, where his deadliest opponents are organized. the prime minister came to persuade and also to warn of the consequences of his political demise. >> i'm convinced that right will prevail. if it doesn't, i'm certain the italian people gave this government to get the proper response. >> it is in the lower house the s.l.i. party has most support. months ago they were part of his government. they have now set up a rival party age ared by his turbulent personal life and poor recorded on reforming italy. >> berlusconi should leave? i don't think he is respecting our expectation -- i'm sorry for the game of words -- and i'm going to fight for this. that is what i have been trying for the last six months and honestly for the last 55 years of my life hoping for the country that is respected. >> the escorts, dancing girls and off-collar public comments have alienated support for the 74-year-old prime minister. many see that as part of his charm and affect activeness. >> he has no problems in the senate. and if he wins even by a small margin,

and we can definitely challenge italy. in a time that after would have i'm not suggesting we can be italy by many points but we'll be looking at being pragmatic imbibing great defense and keeping the school to within thirty points against italy russia scored will soon settle for new zealand what diamond sends will be a very tough training camp and says the players don't know what they're in for but if it helps a country pull off a surprise or two in september to france eleven then it will have been certainly worth it if we don't see moscow. and in winter sports finally thomas morgan stanley cup to his wealth of leaders status baling by winning the four hills open in germany the final ski jumping about of the year mortgage down costing the best down. so in both trials to secure the top spot ahead of them one's might say how to make and fellow australian mon-el fact that many here will take forward a massive advantage to the second for the els about the garmisch park and here have scheduled for january first. that's all this

so my feeling is that italy becomes increasingly, strategically untenable. there's not a real good understanding by anyone of why it can particularly once we captured the air fields in southern italy and can really take the campaign home to the fatherland from the south in addition to the many airbases and great britain, while trudging up apennine mountains in the winter makes a lot of sense. partly it's because you don't have a lot of alternatives at that point. you don't want to stay connected. the russians are expecting you to be fighting and so on. so that becomes a strategic meyer. and it's still controversial to this day. you can argue around and argue it's clear. other than that, when you talking about northwest europe, i'm hard pressed to find what i would say is a major strategic error that the allies made. now people have been arguing since it ended in february 1945 and arguing they were strategic errors made there. i actually don't believe that. i believe that roosevelt, as sick as he was, played a we can pretty well, about as well as he could. i

course it could yes i mean spain's a big economy italy's even bigger what we have here is we have the bond markets sending us warning signals i mean think of them as the canary in the mine shaft if you like. i'm not saying that the bailout crisis will extend to those big countries but it just could and certainly if spain went down remember that the debt they've got is about seven times the size of our land so we'd be talking there about three hundred fifty billion euros and italy bigger still and so you get to a point where there is no more bailout money where the euro in its current form would cease to exist i don't know whether that will happen in the next few weeks but it remains a real possibility and of course there are also fears about portugal it's thought that portugal's under pressure to ask for assistance and an irish minister says that dublin was forced to take bailout so is there a clash here between political pride in the cold economics of the european central bank. well i don't know i mean the cold economics of the european union's response to the banking crisis since tw

euro currency fresh protests sweep across europe against the need to bail out failing economies with italy among the next at risk following the fate of greece and ireland a report coming up. presently but it came from the leading players in european security to push aside the stereotypes of the past and work together for the sake of future stability. hello this is r t it's no ten moscow time it's kevin and here in our studios at r.t. tonight with the lead story for you in the fight for the right to host football's world cup centered its final stage with cabinet countries making their last presentations with russia's bid for the twenty eighteen told them it said to be one of the strongest amongst them but it does face stiff competition from western europe as you'd expect artie's team covering events plenty of people there is reporting now from outside the fee for media center. well the main event for today is the presentation of the countries bidding for the hosting rights of the world cup twenty twenty two now we saw a lot more of the big names coming into town i was just at the afifa head

when racism hooliganism are a problem in russia as they are in much more developed nations that just italy spain how do you expect to tackle these problems ahead of the two thousand and eighteen world cup well first of all. russian football union has. made it very clear by by the statement of its ruling body the executive committee that it's it's this something that it it really would like to address in the nearest future they dealt with a memorandum on combating any meth manifestation of racism. would show we think would be a foundation for certain activities. in the end these activities would be very effective sort of mean for structure which is obviously going to help russia massively building new roads new transport systems new stadiums of course one of the fact is can help the development of russia by winning the right to host woke up in europe in all this factor is of course the economic potential of russia i mean. russia's golden cards series are are substantial russia's economy is on the rise. g.d.p. seven percent annually we do not see any obstacle on the way of successful investm

the man behind the stunning transformation of one american neighborhood. >>> news from italy tonight of what could be a big break for amanda knox, that young american woman tried, convicted and imprisoned along with her ex-boyfriend for sexually assaulting and killing her british roommate. today, an italian court said it would allow a new review of the dna evidence in her case. knox's mother says her daughter is elated. >> she gave us a big smile. i haven't had a chance to talk to her. but at least there's now hope. it's no longer just total despair. there's some hope that they want to find the truth and really look at things carefully. >> among the pieces of evidence that an outside expert will now reexamine, a knife and a bra clasp, both considered crucial to knox's conviction. >>> the los angeles police department is being inundated tonight with phone calls, e-mails and other tips after the department released nearly 200 photos of unidentified women found in the home of a suspected serial killer. nbc's miguel almaguer has the latest on a man being called the grim sleeper. >> repor

pragmatic imbibing great defense keeping the school to within thirty points against italy russia scored will soon set off a new zealand what diamond sends will be a very tough training camp and safer place don't know what they're in for but if it helps the country pull off a surprise or two in september to fountain eleven then it will have been certainly were. fits what we don't see most going to. and also in rio de janeiro good to be in the laying of the foundation stone of the twenty sixteen olympic village where the construction of that is set to cost around one point five billion dollars due to begin in february next year we come to bring you with the great experience and wealth of knowledge that lies in the olympic games and that we have accumulated over the different games and want to transfer to you to us to help us much as possible these are joven today i'm a very happy man that is very proud because the preparation of video twenty six you gave how going extremely well and that's all from al you can watch some of those stories of our you tube channel which is r t sports news and

and -- >> in italy. >> in italy? >> pardon me. in italy. i apologize. many italians don't consider you actually convicted until you have been convicted on appeal. >> wow. >> an interesting court system over there. that's why amanda knox's folks, her lawyers think she's got a good shop. >> this rehopeful. >> yeah. >> go ahead, kendis. >> is the system set up so that, for the initial case -- >> an easy conviction. >> i would love to know the answer. this particular case there were all sorts of controversies going on, all sorts of discrepancies her lawyers brought up, a great question. from the big picture standout, i don't know what's going on, why that number is so high. >> from an economics perspective, i realize these are human beings you are dealing with but from an economics perspective it seems so inefficient to have to go through this twice but from a human perspective, to know that there's still a shot out there. i mean, going into any trial, as some who stands trial and knows that they are innocent, it would be probably a very hopeful moment. >>

euro currency fresh protests sweeping across europe against the need to balance a failing economy with italy among the next at risk following the fates of greens and our. president medvedev have called on the leading players and you're here in person side stereotypes of the past and work together say a few times the ability. and in business knowledge to be prosperous latest tenting acquisition will make your arse even their growth the largest energy company in russia more in twenty minutes. or welcome to you live from our headquarters here in central moscow if you're watching our team with me and he said no way it's six pm here in the russian capital four pm in zurich where the fight for the right to host football's world cup has entered its final stage candidate countries are making their last presentations russia's bid for the twenty eight hundred torne are meant to said to be one of the strongest but it's faces stiff competition from western europe tusshar sileo is covering the events from the season media center. now a big names have been arriving here in zurich and the media had their s

over european debt rocks the euro zone with a list of countries facing hardship continuing to expand italy may soon join the growing public debt or as greece and ireland get billions of euros in bailout. and the organization for security and cooperation in europe means for the first time in a decade russia wants to reboot relations with the group but says it must modernize at the summit in kazakhstan president medvedev pushed his initiative for a pen european security treaty. next max kaiser and co stacy herbert take a look at all the financial scandals behind the headlines and the kaiser report stay with us. of ice guys are and this is the kaiser report number one hundred that's right one hundred pure blissful episodes of markets finance and scandal and stacey you're never going back to the studio how are you ok max keiser i have a headline for you crowds mob kaiser report star banky for autographed silver coins so if you recall did see this man in one of our crass j.p. morgan buy sell her videos and let's just take a look at it will turn out the crash j.p. morgan by sure autograph signin

having euro currency fresh protests sweep across europe against the needs of a failing economy with italy now among the next risk following the fates of greece and ireland. and president better calls on the leading players and european security to push aside the stereotypes of the past and work together for the sake of future stability. good evening for me kevin i mean here in moscow tonight of the studios where the top story that is the fight for the right to host football's world cup centered its final stage with candidate countries making their last presentations russia's bid for the twenty eighteen told a man said to be one of the strongest but it faces stiff competition from western europe. as you'd expect covering events tesser a sinner is reporting now from outside the fifa media center in syria. now we saw a lot more of the big names coming into town i was just at the afifa headquarters convoys coming in the media waiting outside so there's a lot of excitement surrounding the event of course well we've heard that prime minister vladimir putin won't be coming because he doesn't wan

the right cards for us protests sweeping across europe against the need to bow out failing economies italy among the next up risk following the fates of greece and ireland. but president medvedev calls on the leading players and european security to push aside the stereotypes of the past and work together for the sake of future stability. and in business foster's latest bending acquisition will make you earth even a roof the largest energy company in russia or in twenty minutes. from our headquarters in central moscow this is r t with me and he said now it's four pm here in the russian capital two pm in brussels and another eurozone country another threat of an imminent bailout italy is the third largest economy that uses the euro and there are fears it may start plunging in the same direction as greece and ireland with the euro failing the amount of money it costs rome to lend to debt ridden countries is rising dramatically spain portugal and belgium are also at risk of being pulled into the crisis doubts about the future of the single currency and the u. itself has been intensified by fr

currency fresh protests sweeping across europe against the need to bail out fouling up commies with italy among the next that risk following the fates of greece and ireland. plus president called on the leading players in the european security to push aside the stereotypes of the past and work together for the sake of future stability. at seven pm in moscow this is coming to live with me and he said no way first stop the fight for the right to host football's world cup has entered its final stage with candidate countries making their last presentations russia's bid for the twenty eight hundred tournament is said to be one of the strongest but if aces stiff competition from western europe tests are silly it is covering events from the fifa media center in zurich. now a big names have been arriving here in zurich and the media had their stakeout in front of hotels where the the important people are staying now as you know the actual voting for who will win the hosting rice of the world cup twenty eight thousand and twenty twenty two will take place tomorrow but presentations have already st

one of italy's most celebrated film directors has killed himself by jumping from the upper floor of a hospital in rome. he was 95. he had been suffering from prostate cancer. he directed more than 60 films and was nominated four times for an oscar. the russian president has warned of a new arms race if russia and nato failed to agree on a joint missile defense system. to me treatment of bed -- dmitry medvedev was giving his annual address. >> russia's president reported back on the state of the nation. and the state of relations with the west. from dmitry medvedev came this morning. >> if nato and russia failed to do a deal on a joint shield, over the next decade, we face the following choice. either we reach an agreement on a missile defense system, or a new arms race will begin. if that happens, russia will have to decide whether to deploy new offensive weapons. at the nato summit earlier, russia and nato pledged cooperation in the area of missile defense. they have different ideas about how a missile shield should work. there is no guarantee they will reach agreement. >> it was dom

he says that the prime minister has embarrassed italy and has failed to introduce reform. italians themselves are divided. this man says -- i hope that the right-wing coalition loses and goes home. this man says -- either way, the italian people blues because the -- loose because the politicians only think about themselves. silvio berlusconi is going to address the lower house next. if he loses both votes of confidence, it will lead to election. right now it is too close to call. >> the british sex industry its backing from an unlikely source. a local vicar. a taped interview with the mother -- ♪ >> for your technology news and reviews, we will give you a window into the web. >> these brief images are uncomfortable. it is clear that this man is at home in their lives. he was at the at risk register, monitored by doctors, social workers. this interview, down four months before [unintelligible] died gives a unique insight into how she tried to get social workers out of their lives. it was not part of the plan for protecting peter. in the video she mentions a friend called

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italy's president back from the brink yet again. he survived two parliamentary votes of no confidence, just. welcome to bbc world news. broadcaster our viewers on pbs and america and also a around the globe. coming up later for you, he achieved much, and alienated many. richard holbrooke's blood negotiating style, how will it be remembered? >> please -- blunt negotiating style, how will it be remembered? >> please welcome, oprah. >> and oprah, the queen of talk in australia. >> hello, there. chaotic scenes around a london court today as the founder of wikileaks was granted bail as he fights extradition. but julien s&p is still in custody -- julian assange is still in custody. the swedes want him to answer allegations of sexual offenses, which he denies. tom simons reports. >> julian assange is used to a nomadic international life style, but for the last week he has been locked up. the only glimpse of him has been from a prison van. he will have to accept spending more nights behind bars. >> finally, after two hours, we have heard th

coming up a huge legal victory for amanda knox in italy. we'll talk to her mother this morning about what that means for her daughter's appeal moving forward. >> also, don't let high unemployment numbers discourage you. there are jobs out there. we're going to show you where to look, who to talk to all coming up on "the early show." >>> this is "the early show" on cbs. withere's the life you live... and the life you want to live. fortunately there's enbrel, the #1 most doctor-prescribed biologic medicine for ra. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, fatigue, and stop joint damage. because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, and other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis. ask your doctor if you live or have lived in an area where certain fungal infections are common. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the

italy would be in crisis without him, he said. now was not the time for change. >> if the no-confidence motion is rejected, as i believe it will be, then tomorrow we will work to rebuild. we will enlarge the current majority to include everyone who shares the policies and values of the moderates, including the great family of freedom which is the european people's party. >> opponents say his general behavior is now becoming a head of government. but mr. berlusconi has confounded his critics with of color remarks. >> i say, battered you like girls than to be gay. >> such comments have overshadowed his successes, such as saving the state airline, reducing illegal immigration. but it has not been enough for one of his most -- one of his former allies leading the revolt in parliament. he calls mr. berlusconi and embarrassment who has failed to introduce reforms. an italian seem divided on the prime minister. >> this man says i hope the right wing coalition will lose and go home. this man says, i think mr. berlusconi will make it, whic

in 1994, when brazil beat italy in the final, it was a combination of a record breaking world cup. more than 3.5 million people attended the matches. if the u.s. was the host again, fifa hopes 5 million would come. australia, japan, south korea, and qatar are also in the running with no fear -- with no clear favorites. perhaps it is america's turn to score. >> in italy, a wall surrounding a house in pompeii has collapsed, the second structure to fall in a couple of months. it came down near a building. heavy rains are thought to have caused the collapse. the 2000-year-old house could be in danger, launching criticism that authorities have not provided adequate funding for the historical site preservation. more details on that on our website, bbc.com. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. t

kind of looks like italy, like a map of italy. i'm not imagining this, wolfe, okay? no, no, no. i'm not saying it like that. i'm just saying, shrink it down a little bit. (sighs) shrink it down. there. stop. okay, eric, so let's draw a line from here, over to here. look. see? there's the heel of the boot. there's the tip of the boot. you're right. it looks like a cowboy boot. you know, christie cavanaugh was wearing cowboy boots. yeah. i'll get somebody to go look at her boots, and maybe they can place her at the refinery during the explosion? yeah, go ahead and do that. i'm gonna go back to the scene. i'm gonna take another look at the shadow. good. ♪ i used to have a sweet tooth. i know i'll never have a caramel again. one sugar-free body ready for processing. we need to find something definitive linking christie to this death. what would make her kill her own brother? she comes off like somebody who cares deeply about money... enough to kill. hypertrophic scar on his thigh consistent with the tractor accident in the medical records. oh, look at this. check this out. check t

kind of looks like italy, like a map of italy. i'm not imagining this, wolfe, okay? no, no, no. i'm not saying it like that. i'm just saying, shrink it down a little bit. (sighs) shrink it down. there. stop. okay, eric, so let's draw a line from here, over to here. look. see? there's the heel of the boot. there's the tip of the boot. you're right. it looks like a cowboy boot. you know, christie cavanaugh was wearing cowboy boots. yeah. i'll get somebody to go look at her boots, and maybe they can place her at the refinery during the explosion? yeah, go ahead and do that. i'm gonna go back to the scene. i'm gonna take another look at the shadow. good. ♪ i used to have a sweet tooth. i know i'll never have a caramel again. one sugar-free body ready for processing. we need to find something definitive linking christie to this death. what would make her kill her own brother? she comes off like somebody who cares deeply about money... enough to kill. hypertrophic scar on his thigh consistent with the tractor accident in the medical records. oh, look at this. check this out. check t

grace billions were sent to ireland to bail it out of its financial debt people say that spain and italy may be the weak legs but countries like france and germany are still optimistic what is their optimism based on why are they still advocating the euro and the euro zone. the french finance minister madame christine. the long and stock exchange says france will be next on the list of bond investors when they're finished with portugal and spain but despite claims france's deficit is higher than anyone realizes many experts say paris has nothing to worry about for now the figures are hopeful the country's deficit is about seven percent which is to be lowered to just three percent in a couple years. with such positive dynamics no wonder french finance minister christine legarde was named one of the best in the european union. thank you very much for being with us on the show and welcome to moscow. i know you had a chat with with finance minister could. the what were the first things you talk about. problems or some nice things he told me how nice it was to see me yet again. and there but

but the muscat grape and when they come in for a few weeks every year from italy, i'm a happy camper. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. okay, let's go back to naples. hmm. >> there he goes. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, we have all heard the warnings to watch our cholesterol. and now, an added medical benefit has been found. how watching what you eat may also keep you mentally sharp as you get older. that story and more coming up at 5:00 tonight. >> well, they look relaxed and poised, don't they? >> not to mention happy and in love. >> in one of prince william and kate middleton's engagement photos, the couple is in the state room together in the state palace and another picture, i like this one, a lot more casual, they're in jeans and casual tops, smiling in each other's arms, true love. and it turns out the royal couple is not totally perfect and insiders say the photographer did a little bit of air brushing but only a little. >> the ring is perfect though. >> perfect. >>> ♪ had the wife, had the kids. >> and a local crime tha