. 54 i'm sure rome is beautiful to look into it is not for me brought it out. i would not tourists were slaves if a game out of that. but. there are few people looking for cheap labor in buffalo today summer vacation has started. a bad outlook for people like patrick are under no you the romanian welder. now one thing all in you citizens have in common is a passport just like this one and just in the same way that well off consumers can afford to buy all the latest fashions here in chic central rome wealthy investors can actually afford to buy e.u. citizenship in the form of so-called golden passports and the place to do that is something precious. cyprus is booming and the 2013 financial crisis seems all but forgotten. the island's real estate market is thriving with rows of expensive high rise condos going up in the port city of limits saw. many russians are buying them today they make up about a 4th of the city's total population. and a growing number of them have a cypriot e.u. passport. business consultant irene assessment and is one of those who makes it

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and it was here back in 1957 that history was quite literally made with the signing of the treaty of rome that would lead the way to the creation of the european union as we know it today alongside that's another dream came true the dream of freedom of movement for all of europe citizens so we joined one young man for a very sure bet to see how that freedom of movement works today. this summer friedrich schubert is exploring europe from west to east by train. he's already covered over 2500 kilometers. i think on the conquest from paris france i travel to italy so this is my 3rd country but. his next stop is below new a university city in central italy. the e.u. is given 827000 free 4 week into rail train tickets to european youngsters. it wants them to explore the consonants and hopes this will help counter nationalist tendencies in some states. the success of the silicon stereotype is that people here are more relaxed more open with one another and more welcoming to strangers they have been a friend of some of the some that's something we germans often struggle with which in the. friedri

. 54 i'm sure rome is beautiful to look at that is not for me brought it out. i will not tolerate sway slaves it's a game out of that. but. there are few people looking for cheap labor in buffalo today summer vacation has started. a bad outlook for people like patrick are under no you the romanian welder. now one thing all e.u. citizens have in common is a passport just like this one and just in the same way that wealth consumers can afford to buy all the latest fashions here in chic central rome wealthy investors can actually afford to buy e.u. citizenship in the form of so-called golden passports and the place to do that is cyprus. cyprus is booming and the 2013 financial crisis seems all but forgotten. the island's real estate market is thriving with rows of expensive high rise condos going up in the port city of limits saw. many russians are buying them today they make up a better 4th of the city's total population. and a growing number of them have a cypriot e.u. passport. business consultant irene is settled and is one of those who makes it happen all the

. 54 i'm sure rome is beautiful to look into it is not for me to get out. i will not tourists were slaves and they might have that. but. there are few people looking for cheap labor in buffalo today summer vacation has started. a bad outlook for people like patrick are under no you the romanian welder . now one thing all e.u. citizens have in common is a passport just like this one and just in the same way that wealth consumers can afford to buy all the latest fashions here in chic central rome wealthy investors can actually afford to buy e.u. citizenship in the form of so-called golden passports and the place to do that is something for us. cyprus is booming and the 2013 financial crisis seems all but forgotten. the island's real estate market is thriving with rows of expensive high rise condos going up in the port city of limits saw. many russians are buying them today they make up about a 4th of the city's total population. and a growing number of them have a cypriot e.u. passport. business consultant irene is settled and is one of those who makes it hap

for i'm sure rome is beautiful again for is not for me brought it out. i live not tourist way slaves can do much of that. but. there are few people looking for cheap labor in buffalo today summer vacation has started. a bad outlook for people like patrick are under no you the romanian welder . now one thing all you citizens have in common is a passport just like this one and just in the same way that wealth consumers can afford to buy all the latest fashions here in chic central rome wealthy investors can actually afford to buy e.u. citizenship in the form of so-called golden passports and the place to do that is something perverse. cyprus is booming and the 2013 financial crisis seems all but forgotten. the island's real estate market is thriving with rows of expensive high rise condos going up in the port city of limits saw. many russians are buying them today they make up a better 4th of the city's total population. and a growing number of them have a cypriot e.u. passport. business consultant irene is settled and is one of those who makes it happen a

love a mere putin has landed in rome on his 1st visit to italy since year of skeptics came to power but science spoke of the strength of the pirate lateral times ahead of the trip. also this hour russia's defense minister says the fire which claimed the lives of 14 sailors on the deep sea submersible broke out in the vessels battery compartment also gave assurances that the subs nuclear energy installation is secure. around warns the u.s. not to start a fire if it can't handle the consequences after trump warned the islamic republic not to play with fire increasing its uranium enrichment. they know what to do with that you know with the airplane with i think they're playing with fire this thing for the u.s. to do correct it's mistake bush is afraid of the word fine you can start one. plus germany is in the grip of a heat wave and it's also sparked a crime wave including a large punch up at a swimming pool. you're watching are to international bring you a live news update from our studio here and moscow welcome to the program. russia's president vladimir putin has landed in rome where he

they arrested the two at a rome hotel. at least one admitted to stabbing that man, a 35-year-old police officer rar yo rega, pictured there. italian police say he was killed days after his honeymoon, stabbed eight times in a quiet rome neighborhood as he confronted the two men in connection with a theft. terry mcsweeney has the rest of the story. >> reporter: two americans teenagers behind bars in rome in connection with the fatal stabbing of an italian police officer. according to italian police, the teens have confessed after they were arrested after friday in a four-star hotel in the district of rome. at this point details are unclear but according to the police, this was a drug deal gone wrong. the officer who was killed was investigating the theft of a bag. there was a brief hearing in rome afterwards. the attorney for one of the suspects said his client was exercising his right not to answer questions in court. in addition to murder, both suspects are also being investigated for attempted extortion. in italy, much of

tonight the photo that is sparking controversy as detectives piece together what happened in rome. the news starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> two men accused of stabbing a police officer to death. another investigation is now unfolding after this picture emerged. one of the teenagers blindfolded and handcuffed at a police station. the picture shows this 19-year-old shortly before his questioning. the italian police quickly reacted with a statement when asked about that picture. the general command of the carabinieri core firmly distances itself from the release and disclosure of photos of restricted people for the murder of deputy. >> as italian authorities piece together what happened, the two bay area teenagers are in jail in rome. and they have reportedly been isolated from each other. tonight those who know the young men have questioning of their own. roz is live where both boys went to school? indeed. the principal of that school is speaking out more about what he has to say in just a moment. we're also learning what police say those two young me

seth doane, cbs news, rome. am ninan: the family of one of the americans released a statement expressing their deepest condolences towards the officer. they say they're shocked and bsmayed by the events and have not been able to have any communication with finnegan lee elder. in hong kong, an eighth weekend of violent protests has spiraled out of control. demonstrators are outraged over an attack by gang members last week. rtmy inocencio reports tonight from hong kong. >> reporter: rage and chaos in hong kong hit its highest peak yet. police saturday night stormed a ghbway station in the yuen long neighborhood, hitting people with batons and arresting protesters who refused to leave. it was the worst violence the city has seen since june and came after thousands of protesters again squared off against police for hours. protesters blocked roads and threw bricks, bottles, and umbrellas. police fired back with round after round of tear gas and rubber bullets. met this time, protesters wouldn't budge. they were bett

>>> right now at 5:00, new details in the case of a bay area teenager arrested in rome and accused in the death of an italian police officer. tonight the photo that's sparking controversy. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm anoushah rasta. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. questions emerging regarding the arrest of two local men in italy. this picture emerged showing one of the teenagers blindfolded and handcuffed at a police station. it shows 19-year-old gabrielfo reacted with this statement. thethe carabinieri core firmly distances itself from the release and disclosure of photos of restricted people for the murder of deputy brigade mario cerciello rega. rome is carrying out investigations with the utmost timeliness in order to identify those responsible. >> as authorities piece together what happened, the two teenagers accused are in jail in rome, and they have reported been isolated from each other. tonight those who know the young men have questions of their own. live where roz both boys went to school. >> reporter: yes. in fact, they graduated here about a y

the italian capital rome. well it is summer in the city and i have to say this here it is a scorcher here in berlin women of course have many many options in their summer wardrobes to keep cool but the guys seem to be generally a bit more limited or are they we checked out what men's fashion has to offer this summer. this summer on the message for fashion savvy men is to be different out of your comfort zone and don't be afraid to turn heads. i think for the summer man are going to have a lot more fun they're wearing more colors there are being much more daring. they're showing their away this year. and. as well. just a splash of color. received from bad which is quite new bright orange bright yellow which are colors that are usually more in the women's collection. the next train takes all those bright colors and mixes them up. and there's no getting away from palm trees they even turn up on kashmir switches. prints of all kinds are in for instance photo print shirts featuring catching. another trend is romant

more about the young men implicated in the case. >> tonight these two americans are behind bars at rome's prison. gabriel cristian natal hjorth seen here after being detained in their hotel room and people have confessed to being involved in a violent altercation that resulted in the death of an italian police officer. the policeman stabbed during a scuffle at 3:00 a.m. friday with two people suspected of stealing a backpack and trying to ransom it back. police say it was a gone bad. the suspect seen here in surveillance images fled the scene. police say they found overwhelming evidence in the suspect's hotel room including the alleged murder weapon cleverley concealed behind one of the ceiling tiles and blood-stained clothing supposedly worn in the attack. italian media report their bags were packed and flights booked. this case is politically charged. brigadier mario rega years old and his funeral at the same church where he was married one month ago. the two men recently graduated from temple pius high school. you spoke to people who knew these guys. >> news of this brutal crime has re

when in rome recycle as the romans do the city is testing a new ecology bonus for train coming. to business to business i'm going to have off as a bell and welcome we begin in the tech world where 2 of the biggest names have presented their figures for the quarter that ended in june quarterly profits google's parent company alphabets tripled to just under $10000000000.00 figures feed most analysts expectations were down to higher effort advertising spent on searches on you tube a different story amazon big spending on speedy shipping meant profits were lower than expected. now we tend to think of on as an as a big online shopping google as a search engine but much of the money these giants make comes from rather hazy source these days cloud computing and. it's division a ws generated more revenue on its own then mcdonald's microsoft's intelligent law business brought in over 11000000000 in the 2nd quarter even though google klout revenue is fos more than amazon's all microsoft the alpha division includes cloud still generated $6200000000.00 this quarter now with me in the studio

the caracala baths, ancient rome's giant public bath house. if you have already seen it, you may want to go again, because now they've opened its vast underground tunnels to tourists. seth doane has a look. >> reporter: nearly 2,000 years ago, it was built to impress, and still does today, even in ruins. the elaborate mosaics and soaring multi-story structures were the public baths or catarmae of roman emperor cat calla. it was complete with gyms, saunas, libraries and three main pools, with uncold, one tepid, one hot. and now as of late june, there is a new world to explore underground. >> if you go upstairs, you can see the great beauty of the baths and the rome of course. if you are here, you understand the function, the technology, and the graceness of the roman architects. >> reporter: marina piramonte has been director here for more than two decades. >> so i was alone for many, many years in this area thinking and desiring to open these tunnels to the public. >> reporter: this is the first time the public has ever been allowed into this

the funeral services for the slain officer will be tomorrow in rome. kpix5. >> a lot of information together. a family member has released a statement. thank you for your report. the elder family said we have not been able to communicate with our son since the phone call he made from the police station on july 26. we plan to go to rome as soon as the state department assures us we will be able to see our son. we are aware of the funeral services for deputy brigadier mario cerciello rega and want to be respectful of his family and friends . >>> southern california and fire crews are on the 100 acre grass fire that has burned at least one home. forward progress has been slowed. video shows a wall of black smoke there a multi-million- dollar home. here is chopper video of crews showering down the ruins of this house. the hillside is burned and it looks like crews were able to save every house on the block except for that one. >>> it is another hot day across the bay area. this is a live look from her dublin camera. here is more on how long it will last. >

here a live pictures from rome or vladimir putin has just landed on his 1st visit to italy since europe skeptics came to power both science spoke of the strength of bilateral ties ahead of the trip. also this hour russia's defense minister says the fart which claimed the lives of 14 sailors on the deep sea submersible broke out in the vessel battery compartment he also gave assurances that the subs nuclear energy installation is secure. plus iran warned the u.s. not to start a fire if it can't handle the consequences after trump warn the islamic republic not to play with fire saying its uranium enrichment. very military doing that you know what they're playing with i don't think they're playing with fire this thing for the u.s. to do correct it's a mistake bush is afraid of the would find one. plus germany is in the grip of a heat wave and it's also sparked a crime wave putting a large punch up a swimming pool. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church q in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. russia's president vladimir putin has just landed in rome where

tonight they are in a jail cell in rome accused of killing a police officer. italian police say they arrested the two mill valley men in the the crime. finnegan lee hjorth are held on extorgs charges. a lot of the charges are unclear but police say it's a drug deal gone wrong. they say the officer was stabbed eight times in a quiet rome naked as he confronted the man. he was a newly wed who just returned from his honey moon. it's prompted an outpouring of grieve across the country. the two mill valley suspects are behind bars as the investigation continues. the families have you you sh youed a statement saying we are shocked and dismayed at the events. we have not been able to have communication with our son. our thoughts are with all those impacted by this tragedy. now we heard there was a brief hearing in rome today after which the lawyer for one of the suspects says his client was simply not going to answer questions in court today as was his right. live in mill valley, rose plater, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> italy's deputy prime minister s

a clip circulating in italian media shows the teens on a street in rome. they allegedly stole a backpack after trying to buy drugs from an individual. later that night, they were confronted by police officers in plain clothes. newly released judicial documents say elder quote admitted to stabbing the officer because he was being strangled. however, the judge notes, there were no signs of strangulation. the other suspect says he did not realize that elder had a knife, but the judge is not buying it, concluding the weapon was just too big. a photo of natality york blindfolded at a police station led to some questions about his treatment and the validity of his confession. roams attorney general says the interrogation was free of duress. elders family said in a statement, quote we learn this morning that the authorities allow the u.s. counsel in rome to visit with finnigan for a time, we continue to gather facts about his case or his legal representatives. we plan to travel to rome soon.>>> new at 11, a credit card company is reporting a massive data breach t

and when in rome recycle the romans through the city is testing out a new ecology bonus for train commuters. this is the business i'm on in berlin welcome we begin in the tech world where 2 of its biggest names have presented their figures for the quarter that ended in june alphabet of the company that owns tech giant google reported quarterly profits tripling to $9900000000.00 the figures beat most analysts expectations and came from higher advertising spend on searches and on you tube. on 2nd quarter profits were up 3.6 percent to $2600000000.00. flocked to its one day delivery scheme. our markets correspondent has said louise the joins us now from wall st louis so to talk heavyweights too closely watched quarterly results what stood out to you. a couple of things said you know it's a case that not only did company b. don't revenue on earnings per share but had even lowered costs leads to where expecting this represents the payments a google makes it to companies like apple for example for its search engine it to be the default browser all devices also welcome by its investors a $25000000

they bought what they thought was cocaine in rome. when the powder they found was fake, they went after their backpack. a cop tried to retrieve the bag. that's when one of the teens stabbed the officer, killing him. the officer had just gotten married last month and returned to work from his honeymoon. a tribute to officer vega has been growing at a rome street corner. >> i have known him since he was born and i'm in shock. he's one of the nicest neighbors. >> reporter: most know finnegan as finn. he played in san francisco and then transferred from temple heights high. another say elder was a troublingmaker. the elder family released their condolences to the family of the police officer. they also say, we are shocked and dismayed at the event that is have been reported but have very little independent information about these events. we have not been able to have any communication with our son. >> i kind of always known he was a bit of a bad guy. >> reporter: this former student outhe second gabriel tale. >> he would just be talking a

and one in rome where cycle as the romans do the city is testing out a new ecology bonus for train commuters. this is the business i'm joined on in berlin welcome we begin in the tech world where 2 of its biggest names have presented their figures for the quarter that ended in june alphabet of the company that owns tech giant google reported quarterly profits tripling to $9900000000.00 the figures beat most analysts expectations and came from higher advertising spend on searches and on youtube. amazon 2nd quarter profits were up 3.6 percent to $2600000000.00 amazon sales jumped by 20 percent as customers flock to its one day delivery. our markets correspondent was san luis joins us now from was st louis so 2 attack heavyweights 2 closely watched quarterly results what stood out to you. a couple of things that you know it's a case that not only did company b. done revenue on their names for sure but have even lowered costs that leads to where a spect in these represents the payments google makes it to companies like apple for example for its search engine to be the default browser all devices

. >>> over major news this morning, two teens facing murder charges in rome. investigators say they have solid evidence against them. >>> the next phase in the ghost ship fire trial begins today. >>> the frantic rush for safety for a group of teens at the gilroy garlic festival. you'll hear how they escaped the gunfire. >>> right now it's 4:37. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is mike. >> let's take a look at what's e clouds, they are back.ay, welcome back fog, welcome back much milder temperatures. in the upper 50s in places like walnut creek and danville. low 60s about everywhere else. mid 60s brentwood, antioch, pittsburgh and concord. you can see 52 in novato right now to 62 in mountain view, leaving oakland, 61, in san francisco, headed this way, 58 degrees. let's talk about the commute. a little foggy in the coastal valleytis this morning. cool and warm. the heat is over for a while. on the bay it's going to be breezy everywhere. let's take a look at the north bay. 55 at 7:00. we'll touch the low to mid 80s aft

. >>> murder in rome. new questions about the treatment of two american teenagers accused in the killing of a police officer. the illegal blindfolding of one suspect and what his family is now saying. >>> plus, the new concern about sharks after two more people are attacked in florida. >>> grasshopper invasion in las vegas getting even worse. >>> and game changer, the teen who just won $3 million playing a video game. >>> good monday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with that deadly shooting rampage at a food festival in northern california. >> at least three victims have now died including a 6-year-old boy whose mother was also reportedly shot. abc station kgo sharing this picture of that little boy this morning. the gunfire sent people scrambling running for their lives including one couple fleeing while pushing their child in a stroller. police say officers killed the shooter but they're now investigating whether the attacker had an accomplice. >> the festival is a popular family ev

international now russia's president vladimir putin is expected to land in rome in a couple of hours time way and meet with his italian counterpart and also pop into the vatican city for a chat with the pope while talking to journalists ahead of the trip he stressed the special time tested relations between italy and russia so let's get some more on this now by crossing live to rome and our correspondent there in leaper trying to get afternoon. we know it's been a little while has hasn't it since putin has been initially but he's due to arrive in a couple of hours time what can we expect from this visit. andrew hi again well technically this is going to be a visit. to states within just a couple of hours but in terms of political intrigues here's what's the most important thing last time our putin was here was in 2015 and ever since then the euro skeptics took over the government in rome known for their criticism of the european economic policies including anti russian sanctions and it is known that trade between italy and russia 2 was booming just before the sanctions kicked in well

in rome for the for us with the latest. vladimir putin is visiting to stay in a row within the timeframe of just a couple of hours and he's already inside the ancient walls of the batek and we've just seen the pictures of his arrival but in terms of political intrigue something that perhaps is much more important is his visit to rome the 1st one since the so-called euro skeptics took over the government in italy known for their criticism of the economic policies busy including. russian sanctions we remember that before the sanctions were put in place several years ago trade between russia and italy was booming however at this point putin believes that the only way for the sanctions. the only way for it to get rid of sanctions is there and there needs to be some kind of willing from both sides samuel taney it's the however we looks like it looks like at this point it's coming from brussels. as for the removal of sanctions i have spoken on this subject time and time again the one behind the sanctions is the one to take the 1s

landing in rome shortly on his 1st visit to italy since euro skeptics came to power both sides spoke of the strength of bilateral ties head of the trip also to come this hour russia's defense minister says the fire which claimed the lives of 14 sailors in a deep sea submersible broke out in the 1st battery compartment he also gave assurances to the subs nuclear energy installation is secure and around mourns the u.s. not to start a fire it can and if it can't handle the consequences after trump warned the islamic republic not some play with fire by increasing its uranium enrichment. very know what they're doing they know what the airplane will i think they're playing with fire for the u.s. to do correct it's mistake washington is afraid of the word fire if you can start one. and germany is in the grip of a heat wave and it's also sparked a crime wave including a large punch up at a swimming pool. hello there good afternoon you're watching r.t. international now russia's president vladimir putin is expected to land in rome in a couple of hours time where he will meet with his italian

. >> quijano: also tonight, new details about two americans accused of murder in rome. pro-democracy protests intensify in hong kong. so does the violence. paying it forward: an arkansas mom goes on a spontaneous shoe- shopping spree. with plans to donate them all. a deep dive into the waters off florida, to see scientists trying to save a natural treasure. and iconic collection. ste historic archive of african american life now staying in public sight. >> there's hope in these boxes, a lot of hope. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. president trump started his day today with new attacks on democratic congressman elijah cummings and his home district, in baltimore. so far, republicans have been mostly silent. but the response from many others -- including the "baltimore sun" -- has been scathing. here's nikole killion. >> reporter: president trump defended his twitter tirade against maryland congressman elijah cummings, saying sunday, "there is nothing racist in stating plainly what most people already know, that elijah cumming

rome. what people who know the suspects are saying. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. july 29th, i'm pam cook, i'm dave clark. sal is in early, telling us what is happening on the roads as we speak. >> there is a pretty serious crash on westbound 580 involving two big rigs, there until 8:00 in the morning. chp told us we expect this road to be shutdown until 8:00 a.m. this is a huge problem for that commute coming in from tracy. if you come in from tracy, you need to give yourself plenty of extra time, the two right lanes are closed. this might affect highway 5 at one point. we are going to stay on that for you. livermore to pleasanton looks okay and on the east shore, the road work is not a big deal this morning. this is the look at interstate 880, that traffic is moving along nicely. athe bay bridge it is light. let's get to steve. >>> after a hot weekend for many, not so much coast and bay, they did warm up on sunday, signs point toward cooler days. the ridge centered over phoenix, visiting scottsdale on its way east. that's allowing lower pressure on the west to mo

there was a brief hearing today in rome. afterwards the attorney for one of the suspects said his client wasn't answering questions in court. both suspects are going investigated for attempted extortion. in italy much of the attentions is centered on the victim a 35-year-old officer named mario orega, a newlywed who had just returned from his honeymoon. flowers being left at the scene of his death. the italian interior minister offering condolences on twitter. his funeral is expected to be held monday in the very same church where he was just married.bc bay area johnson in mill valley where the two teens gann ted last year elderly's mother. his mom hasno >> you can imagine, terry. as a parent, i could see it in her eyes, the fear, the lack of sleep and just not knowing what's going on with her son. and i also talked to two other people who said this is completely out of character for the young man who they've known since he was in diapers. >> it just doesn't ring true to me that something's wrong. >> neighbors say they can't

back in rome. like every morning patrick and renault use a pearly driven by the hope of earning a few euros today. in corporate use ryan as reported a 21 percent fall in quarterly profits that despite an 11 percent rise in sales the irish budget kariya said its fares the 3 months to the end of june declined 6 percent from again partly due to overcapacity in germany and bricks and fears in the u.k. earlier this month ryanair had to half its growth targets for next year due to delays and deliveries of the boeing 737 max. the e.u.'s highest court is usual rule on whether facebook's like button breaches data protection rules it relates to when the button is embedded into other websites when you visit one of those sites information about your computer is automatically sent to facebook even if you don't click like the easy j. will rule on whether the websites have joint responsibility with facebook for the collection of the data. quite a complex story for more let's go to a financial market correspondent

and when in rome recycle as the romans to the city as testing and new ecology values for trade commuters. welcome to do business in africa i want to get jones and berlin good to have you with us wherever you are right now because we all know of course that the age old saying sounds like a home is where the hottest but it appears that home is also where the money goes and money sent to by foreign workers to their home countries as one of the largest contributors to economic growth in the developing world now that's according to the world bank's global remittance report for 2018 part of the most recent migration and development brief. global remittance store increases across all surveyed regions between 20172018 south asia which was led by india claiming the lion's share of those gains followed by china mexico the philippines and egypt sub-saharan africa received 40 $6000000000.00 that is the lowest amount for all surveyed regions during that same period but that amount represents an almost 10 percent rise compared to the previous year very interesting stuff and i'm very glad that for more

for more on his visit, let's go live to our correspondent in rome. he opened the visit where he is pope francis. >> they met andnd 2015. on top of the agenda then was the issue of ukraine. it is interesting this meeting with pope franancis is happenina day ahead of a scheduled meeting in the vatican. to be veryry much on top of thehe agenda. the pope i is expected at t the meetining there is some speculatingg that this meeting could be a prelude to a popossie visisit by a roman catholic pope to russia. a landmark meeting was the first time we saw a peaceful message between these two sides after 100000 years of a rift intentio. as a result of that and visits made, we francis has have seen him in bulgaria and romaninia, some expect it coulde an extension of an invitation for pope francis to visit russia. genie: what kind of relationship does the pope have with italy's populist population? have lunchpected to and then he has meetings with the prime minister a and prime minister's here, thehe coalition govevernment of the popopulist, matteo salvivini, th

and david thanks for keeping across the events in rome for us. a mass public backlash of spawn's against one of the people in line to become britain's prime minister current foreign secretary jeremy hunt after he tied opposition labor party to jeremy corbyn to atrocities in nazi concentration camp auschwitz thousands have already signed a petition demanding that hung apologize. explains the. petition calling on the foreign secretary to apologize to the leader of the opposition jeremy colvin has amassed a the 16000 signatures is because a lot of people are angry over these comments that really boil down to jeremy hunt making a link between the leader of the labor policy and the. the atrocities perpetrated by hitler and the nazis take a listen to what the foreign secretary had to say about the leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn in an interview with the jewish newspaper a little bit earlier on this week you know it's rather complacently said to myself thank goodness we don't have to worry about that kind of thing happening in the u.k. and no if

and tonight, authorities in rome say they have a confession. >>> protests in the streets in two major cities. more than a 1,000 detained in moscow and tear gas fired at demonstrators in hong kong. >>> defending the neighborhood. after a rash of robberies, one homeowner pulling a gun to scare off teen suspects before a second homeowner pulls the trigger, hitting one of them. >>> wild traffic assault. a suspect damaging several vehicles before ripping a sunroof from one car and attacking an officer with it. >>> and extreme heat. temperatures pushing triple digits as the west swelters. and tonight, the growing concerns about the wildfire threat. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with president trump again being called a racist after a nasty new attack on a top ranking member of congress and the district that he serves. the president on twitter today attacking house oversight committee chairman elijah cummings calling his district which includes parts of baltimore and is majority black, a rat and rodent infested mess that no human would wan

. >>> two american teenagers arrested in rome after a police officer is stabbed to death. what the police say they found in their hotel room >>> the settlement in a huge data breach are you among those entitled to be paid back by equifax? >> this is ridiculou >> we'll show you how to find out and how much you might get >>> the invasion in sin city so massive you can see it from space. what has brought on the assault of the grasshoppers in las vegas? >>> and the woman who decided to foot the bill, paying it forward by buying up a whole store full of shoes. it all began with a simple question from her daughter >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz balart >>> good evening it was a night of celebration, american athletes and others out late on a friday night in south korea when the floor literally gave out from under them. this is video from just seconds after the collapse, patrons struggling to hold it up two people were killed, more than a dozen injured, including u.s. athletes there for the water polo world championship nbc's matt bradley is in hong kong tonight wit

when in rome recycle as the romans do their city is testing a new ecology bonus for brain commutes. this is the business of berlin welcome we begin in the tech world where 2 of the biggest names have presented their figures for the quarter that ended in june quarterly profits at google's parent company alphabets tripled to just under $10000000000.00 the figures beat most analysts expectations and were down to advertising spend on such as and on you tube a different story of amazon where big spending on speedy shipping means profits lower than expected. let's bring in our financial cost bunch delay any. has been investing a lot into prime is it worth it. i think it's going to take a little bit longer to get visibility on so these investments that amazon is making they're really long term investments it's investments into things like warehouses and new workers into training into sort of the infrastructure that underpins this whole prime system we did see the c.f.o. of amazon say yesterday that they are seeing some early benefits of this. they saw a slight acceleration in north america

this is strange because it is the biggest monument in ancient rome. if you take the coliseum and put it inside here, it is bigger. >> reporter: the ancient baths were free to the public, showcasing the generosity of the emperor and the grandeur of the empire. daniel schmidt came from virginia. >> to see the history of them curtaining the wood, to heat the water in order to keep the people clean, the size is just enormous. it's amazing. >> reporter: his 9-year-old marvelled at something else. >> in the ancient times, they still did things we do today. >> like take a bath. >> yeah. >> reporter: these cavernous tunnels now filled with art were first excavated in the 1920s. each summer rome's opera moves outside here, mixing art and archaeology above ground too with the baths providing a magnificent backdrop, millenia in the making. for "cbs this morning saturday," seth doane, rome. >> i can't wait. >> count me in. >> let's go back to rome, it's that simple. >>> time now for a check of the weather for your weekend. >>> their debut album went multi platinu

it seems rome still has many secrets waiting to be discovered. but if you're a modern now of our top stories at this hour puerto rico's governor ricardo resale has announced his resignation after days of mass street protests in the u.s. territory he said he would continue working until august 2nd to go allow an orderly transition has been as a center of a text messaging scandal that has already led to top officials to resign. boris johnson the spending his 1st day in number 10 downing street as britain's new prime minister told his 1st cabinet meeting after a major overhaul which has seen a hardline brecht's of 2 years promoted to top posts and or address the house of cards to the alpines plans for taking britain out of the european union. and in the us the former special counsel robert muller has wrapped up his testimony to congress over his probe into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election he said there was insufficient evidence to trump campaign conspired with moscow but he did not exonerate the president from obstructing its i

the headline, killed defending rome. sara harmon is live for us, following developments from london. sara? >> kendis, this is such a disturbing story out of rome today, two american teenagers are behind bars in italy tonight. in connection with the fatal stabbing of a police officer, and according to the police, the teens have confessed. after they were arrested on friday, in a four-star hotel in the neighborhood of rome. at this point there's a lot we don't know about what happened. according to the police, this was a drug deal gone wrong, the officer who was killed was investigating the theft of a bag. afterwards the attorney for one of the suspects said his client was exercising his right not to answer questions in court today. both suspects are being held for obstruction. the judge did not rule whether the suspects would be kept in custody. it's unclear what happens next or when the suspects will be back in court. in italy today, much of the attention is turning to the victim, he's a 35-year-old officer named mario r

the rome's attorney general says the interrogation was free of duress. the teen's lawyer is demanding answers and says he believes the blindfolding runs counter to the rule of law. the teens remain at this rome prison, norah, where they could remain for many months before being indicted. >>> president trump signed a bill today to provide permanent support to the 9/11 wor bee. the new law guarantees full decades. >>> there is much more still ahead. new details on the hot car death of year-old twins. the tragedy is more common than you'd think and we're going to look at ways to prevent it. >>> more shark attacks along florida's shores. the terrifying video ahead. >>> and how did a missile launcher end up in someone's checked luggage? i'm not picking it up. you pick it up. i'm not picking it up. well, somebody's gotta pick it up.ick ity're cle! ♪ cuz my hiney's clean ♪ oh yeah, i'm charmin clean ♪ that's how i know they're clean ♪ (vo) charmin ultra strong is woven like a wash cloth and just cleans better. ♪ yeah, i'm charmin clean the kid does ha

target, highway north of rome. a-36's on a reconnaissance mission shoot up a truck convoy. >> on another mission near the mouth of the tiber, the fighter bombers attack and leave several trucks and planes. [gunfire] >> target, motor transport near castelana. each plane carries two 500-pound bombs. target, the grinch sound west -- of baloge southwest nga -- balogna. genoa harbor. mitchells carrying 500-pound bombs, without fighter escort. over the target is moderate but extremely accurate. we suffer no losses. shipping in the harbor is damaged. target -- on may 24, tactical air force struck. no blackhawk fighters are encountered. broken clouds interfered with visibility. ♪ >> target, yugoslavia, german troops had occupied the town forcing a- the town, partisan -- forcing the partisans to take up positions in the outskirts. dropped 40 100-pound all purpose bombs. >> in the first formation, about 2/3 of the bombs cover the left of the target. bombs hit the near of the end. near misses are scored. smoke of the bombin

. ♪ narrator: during the advance on rome, enemy transportation planes are harassed from the air. it dives on the roadblocks from 6000 feet, releases bombs, and pulls out at 1500 feet. the target area is obscured by dust from previous bombers. [gunfire] [explosions] narrator: target, motor transport. stopping from and out to two of 8000 feet, destroyed 30 enemy motor transports confirmed, 36 damaged. target, highway north of rome. 8 36's on an armed reconnaissance mission should up a truck convoy. -- shoot up a truck convoy. [gunfire] narrator: on another mission near the mouth of the tiber, the bombers again attack motor transport. several trucks and planes. [gunfire] [explosion] narrator: target, motor transport near costa lana. each carries bombs. it stops during the run. [gunfire] narrator: target, a bridge southwest of bulimia. two waves of mitchell's aimed a bomb loads at the realm right -- rail lines linking southern italy with the north. target -- genoa. mitchells carrying 200 pound bombs. extremely accurate. we suffer no losses. shipping in the harbor is damaged. target -

the coffin of the slain officer on display in rome on sunday as thousands paid final respects. his grieving widow prepares for his funeral on monday at the same church where they married last month. >> sarah joins us from london. what's next in the >> kate, both suspects will remain in custody until the preliminary investigation is complete under italian law, anyone who participates in a killing can be charged with murder, even if they didn't deliver the deadly blow there's a lot at stake here. >> sarah harmon in london, thank you. >>> parts of the midwest are on alert for severe weather reports of a possible tornado touching down just outside minnesota's twin cities. a tornado watch is in effect from southern minnesota all the way to central wisconsin until 10:00 p.m. eastern time. no reports of major damage at this hour. >>> authorities in canada have expanded the manhunt for two teenagers wanted in the killing of an american woman and two others now the military has joined the search as well morgan cheskey has the late details. >> reporter: a massive manhunt in canada. the m

back in rome. like every morning patrick andriano you is openly driven by the hope of earning a few years as today. one of europe's biggest urban development projects is finally getting the green light in madrid after over 2 decades of deadlock surrounding the 7300000000 euro scheme the sprawling site is is in the north of the spanish capital the plan centers around moving the shell martina underground train station to create a park over $10000.00 housing units and offices the city says will bring billions of euros into the region and create nearly a quarter of a 1000000 jobs. and that's it for me in the business team as with all of these stories you can find more online at www dot com slash business on facebook and twitter i'm stephen beardsley and thanks for watching. how horrible to. say this 100 german street on the dublin. it's all happening much of it coming to your link to news from africa and the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions genuinely welcome to the day after going

they were friends here at mount tam, graduated last year, and had met up in rome on vacation. now both of them are locked up in jail. the two young men, 18-year-old gabriel and fin elder, both graduates in mill valley were well known at the school according to former classmates. >> something had been going around. just shocking to all of us. >> the class of 2018 said it was a shock hearing about their arrest in italy on charges of killing an italian police officer after a bad drug deal. sunday night the coffin of mario rega was escorted from the chapel in rome, draped in the italian flag. italian police say they had stolen the backpack of a drug dealer who sold them fake drugs instead of cocaine. police say of cocaine from rega and other responded, police say he punched one officer and elder stabbed rega. when the other officers responded, police say natoliorth punched one officer and elder stabbed rega eight times. he had just returned to work days before after his honey moon. his wife of just one month, in tears, as long lines of people paid their respects and applauded as t

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