customers flock here to get a taste of the traditional pizza served in naples. the birthplace of pizza. the most popular kind is the 25-centimeter margarita pizza. it's crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. one pizza costs less than $4. that's about 75% less than usual. >> translator: it's so good. i can't eat pizza from anywhere else anymore. >> translator: this is the only restaurant i know of that serves such great pizza at such a low price. >> reporter: he manages the restaurant. he's the head chef over four other pizza chefs. on weekdays they bake 500 pizzas. they nearly double that number on weekends. >> translator: a lot of people who come also watch me make the pizza. i really enjoy putting on a show for them. seeing customers smiling and enjoying my pizza gives me energy and makes me forget i'm actually really tired. >> reporter: makishima learned the ne poll tan way of making pizza in naples for two months as an apprentice to a master chef. since then, he's gone back every year for a month at a time it to hone his skills. in may, out of 150 pa

the sun is out here in naples and the storm pushes to the northwest. let's look at that projected path and time it forward, shall we? you can see, we get into saturday. that is when it will be over the heart of the oil spill and making its way onshore by saturday night. those will be the major impact times. in the meantime, look at these impacts, surface winds from the east-southeast will allow these seas to build, possibly ten, as high as 12 feet. we heard from thad allen today that is a good thing, helps to mix up and break up the oil. the bad news, according to the noaa forecast, the dark blue area you see surrounded by the hatch blue area where the heaviest concentrations of oil is and that means bretton sound and the chandelier islands will deal with this. about 150 miles of coastline are expected to be impacted, lester. that could be less by the time all is said and done than we had with alex. >> thanks, jim cantore. >>> while the gulf coast battens down the hatches for bonnie, a storm system 900 miles to the north left milwaukee soaked and shock

. >> jimmy: and i said, my family is from a small island off the coast of naples. >> and then you said, what was your mother's maiden name, and i said -- >> jimmy: which is my mother's maiden name, also. which is strange. >> very, very bizarre. >> jimmy: and then i realized why i always wonder why i was so handsome, and i thought, oh, that's got to be -- that's what it is. [ applause ] >> you know? right. >> jimmy: i've been doing some ancestry research, and i have a chart now to show how and where we're related. now -- i'm going to go through this. now, first of all, we'll see here. let's start at the top. now, this is, like, your -- what is it, four great grandfathers. yours is anielle, and mine is guiseppe. three greats. saveri and michelangelo. you had a michelangelo in the family then. another giuseppe and another aniell. only six names in italy. vincenzo and leonardo this is our great-grand -- these are our great-grandfours. that's my grandfather, sal, and yours, loreto. and now we see here, where the connection starts. my grandfather was married to vivica a. fox, okay? they gave

blocking the most contentious provision of the lot arizona governor jim brewer who signed the law in naples says the preliminary injunction will be appealed. >> we knew regardless that one side or the other side was going to appeal so this is against the progress. >> the judge blocked a provision allowing local police officers to check the immigration status of people stopped for other possible infractions whom the officers have been is no basis to suspect. makes it a crime a nickel immigrants to apply for and work for arizona was also blocked. the u.s. justice department saying, while we understand the frustration, a patchwork of state and local policies would destruct symptom of immigration enforcement and the arizona attorney general who opposed the new state law says wednesday acquisition puts more pressure on the federal government. >> by taking this action, it has an absolute obligation to fix our broken immigration system. >> reporter: with the exception of those banned measures the arizona immigration law goes into effect thursday appeared in washington, samantha hayes, ktvu channel

he got a priest from naples italy, by way of china, father thomas chan to minister to the people in the bay area and gold country. he didn't speak the same dialect the chinese did in this area but trained in italy so he was fluent in italian. he was appointed as pastor to the italian people in san francisco. two can he canadian canadians later an -- two decades later an italian came and established the first chinese commission. st. peters and paul is now the italian and chinese national parish. >> the more things change the more they remain the same. >> yes. >> history, i was kidding you i said i didn't want to mention the word history because people nod off or turn away but i think history is such a rich topic, and so alive today. when you are a historian tell me why we should look back. >> it is interesting because my experience has been the older people get the more they appreciate history. younger people don't seem to have as much concern for history. i think it is really important in times of trouble during this recession during the various problems in recent years because it lifts

throughout the day today, we're talking heavy rain in places like key west, miami and naples. that marines tropical downpours for the southern third of the sunshine state. up to six inches of rain in some locations. not only are we talking heavy rain, we're talking tropical storm-forced winds. that means wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. as we continue to track bonnie, it's expected to move into the gulf of mexico here. that poses a concern for the oil spill region. reaching that region late saturday, heading into sunday. let's take a look at the worst-case scenario here. as bonnie reaches the region as a tropical storm, it's going to push the oil to the marshlands of louisiana. back to you, rob and vinita. >> thanks. >>> an ampion is in the region with the latest on bonnie, starting at 7:00 this morning on "good morning america." >>> the gulf will get another visit from the president in just a few weeks. the house has announced that the first family will spend a long weekend vacationing on florida's gulf coast next month. >>> fired government worker shirley sherrod has acce

sin pena ni gloria, esto sa una pequeña tormenta, la buena noticia justamente en las inmediaciones de naples, sobre las aguas del golfo de méxico hay una buena noticia aunque sea tormenta tropical será un sistema débil tenemos avisos y alertas para el golfo en forma particular louisiana pero aquí estaría llegando en cosa de 36 horas aquí también mucha lluvia, tamaulipas mucha lluvia, y gran parte del país lo que tenemos es mucho calor centro, sur, sureste y ahora el noreste, algunas tormentas en partes de arizona y también nuevo méxico y avisos y alertas de inundaciones, 20 o 30% que haya tormentas, pero los sectores costeros con poco calor, menos calor hacia el interior de california todos los valles 119, 120, y para ustedes mejorando en algunas áreas pero todo calor en fphoenix las vega peor, ahora calor de verano todo el centro del país, una tre men da ola de calor que incluye los estados del centro, en dakota del sur aviso de tornado en las próxima horas. durante el día de mañana y la lluvia afecta nueva york massachusetts pero esto podría cambiar mañana, todas las grand

one union and pick up checks from everyone in the room at the same time or go to one fund-raiser in naples at the ritz-carlton and do the same time? >> yes. >> go ahead. >> the senate majority leader lacks a certain steakhouse. in this current cycle, he spent $40,000 at stake house, eating dinner with donors. >> but that's the cows is about three blocks from here. -- that steak house is about three blocks from here. >> pete sessions is a republican from texas who likes disney world. he spent about $9,000 at the disney grand for the and and he spent another $6,800 at a restaurant in las vegas. he likes to go to those places. dennis cardozo is a democrat from california. course.s to go to the race%- he spent $47,000 at the race course in baltimore. this is a congressman from california. he is raising money, but he is doing it at a race course in baltimore. he is not raising money in california. he is raising at the race course intel -- in baltimore. >> did you see where they put a bill in the hopper, knowing that a committee will do this, knowing that this would be a way to raise money? >> i

across the bahamas a for the sne it won't make ll unton already throughout the day we'r like miami, napl key west. that means tropical downpours for the southern third of the sunshine state. locally 2 to 4 inches of rain up to 6 inches of rain in some lns. not only are we talking heavy rain here, we're also taling tropical storm force winds. that means wind g as we continue to track bonnie as we head into the weekend it is expected to into does pose a concern for the oil spill region. reaching that region late saturday, heading into your o lke a the rst-rio. as bonnie reaches the region as a cl sit g push the oil tn of louisiana. now back to you, rob init >> all right, thks. >>eokatst o your weather. the dakotas, nebrnd w could get 80-mile-an-hour winds and golf ball-sized hail with rains stretching east to ne flooding is possible in wisn an possible heavy rain in south texas. >> atlanta will be hotlanta today, 98 degrees. 97 in baltimore. hot around the great lakes. 84 in chicago and indianapolis. 93 in detroit. dallas will be 96. phoenix a relatively cool 98, out of the triple digits i

one union and pick up checks from everyone in the room at the same time or go to one fund- raiser in naples at the ritz- carlton and do the same thing? >> yes. >> go ahead. >> the senate majority leader likes a certain steakhouse. in this current cycle, he spent $40,000 at that steakhouse, eating dinner with donors. >> that steak house is about three blocks from here. >> pete sessions is a republican from texas who likes disney world. he spent about $9,000 at the disney grande and he spent another $6,800 at a restaurant in las vegas. he likes to go to those places. dennis cardoza is a democrat from california. he likes to go to the race course. he spent $47,000 at the race course in baltimore. this is a congressman from california. he is raising money, but he is doing it at a race course in baltimore. he is not raising money in california. he is raising it at the race course in baltimore. >> did you see where they put a bill in the hopper, knowing that a committee will do this, knowing that this would be a way to raise money? >> if we had, we would have written about it and put it on the fr

one union and pick up checks from everyone in the room at the same time or go to one fund- raiser in naples at the ritz- carlton and do the same time? >> yes. >> go ahead. >> the senate majority leader, harry reid, likes a certain steakhouse. in this current cycle, he spent $40,000 at that steakhouse, eating dinner with donors. >> that steak house is about three blocks from here. right outside the senate office buildings. >> pete sessions is a republican from texas who likes disney world. he spent about $9,000 at the disney grand for the and and he -- floridian and he spent another $6,800 at a restaurant in las vegas. he likes to go to those places. dennis cardozo is a democrat from california. he likes to go to the race course. -- the pimlico race course. he spent $47,000 at the race course in baltimore. this is a congressman from california. he is raising money, but he is doing it at a race course in baltimore. he is not raising money in california. he is raising at the race course in baltimore. >> did you see where they put a bill in the hopper, knowing that a committee will do this, kno

evoo and the most important, the great tomatoes from in and around naples. that's the ingredient. if you like more olive oil flavor, use more. you can't make a mistake. it's simple fundamental cooking. we'll extrapolate it and use it with wines. >> does it freeze well or does that defeat the purpose? >> you can jar it, put it in bags. the main thing is when you get the tomatoes out, squeeze them, break them apart and get it to a consistency that the sauce wants to be fluffy. what people do with the sauce is overcook it. it becomes brown, reduced and yucky. you want it light, fluffy. you want the texture of the tomato. these are neopolitan tomatoes. >> you have to get your hands in there. >> this is how we transmit the love. >> not by squirting it out. >> let's be careful. we squish it up and once the garlic is brown. >> takes a couple minutes. >> a couple of seconds. do you want to smush? >> no, no. i'm fine. >> we'll take a little bit of the sauce and -- >> yeah, you looked at your sauce. not my suit, you looked at yours. you don't wear an apron after you lost the weight. >> i'm