Reporters gather outside the "Sacra Famiglia" foundation in Cesano Boscone, near Milan, Italy, where Silvio Berlusconi arrived to carry out a court order to help the elderly, Friday, May 9, 2014. Former Premier Berlusconi has arrived at a facility for Alzheimer’s patients to begin his first four-hour community service stint as part of a tax fraud sentence. Berlusconi entered the Sacra Famiglia center at the appointed hour Friday without comment to the dozens of journalist outside, and was escorted inside by an administrator.The three-time former premier was ordered to perform four hours of community service a week for a year, after his four-year sentence was reduced to one by a general amnesty. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)
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