the italian authorities want to pay their way out of further trials.ut guadagnucci, like many others, won't play along. >> does italy take the european convention for human rights seriously!? if all we get after the ruling from the european court of human rights is money, then this is a legitimate question!" >> today, guadagnucci lives in the hills of florence. he still feels bitter that his country failed to enforce the european legal principles against violent abuse and torture. >> strangers in their own home. that's what crimean tatars have experienced ever since russia annexed crimea from ukraine three years ago. while many ethnic russians live there, this muslim minority group is native to the peninsula and fought against the takeover. now many tatars say that russian authorities are making their lives difficult. our reporter, juri rescheto met a tatar family and asked if they had any hope of their lives improving under moscow's control. >> eftade is a crimean tatar. she is the youngest in the osmanov family and papa aivaz's favorite. he is busy o

and use some slang, you know, italian, jewish, what's the difference. this lady clare called from, i don't know, brooklyn saying yowza, that was wrong, you used-- so we have clare's law, it's in the studio we don't use anything inappropriate so i understand the criticism of it, but i love the-- neil, the health care bill, the john mccain, and my friends, my friends, my friends, my friends. oh, give it up! you back your party, john mccain. my friends, what's that. neil: a lot of people said he did that in the end to stick it to the president. >> sure did and you need anthony scaramucci in washington d.c. neil: you can go too far with it, don't you think? you're an effective communicator, but i think when you get down that to level where it's nonstop and kind of-- appointed word here and there, fine. >> there's no loyalty here. did you see what barack obama said in his book audio version of his book. did you hear joe biden when barack obama is about to sign health care. neil: that's a very good health care. but that was-- >> this is a big blanking deal. h

since 2014, 500,000 have arrived on italian shores. this year alone 94,000 have arrived.s a couple of weeks ago, 11,000 arrived. i've been talking to many of those who make the dangerous journey, often from countries such as gambia, nigeria, and from eastern parts of africa. these are young men who often head out into the unknown across africa, who arrive in libya, which is currently in the civil war. from there they set off on a dangerous journey into the unknown, where they get rescued and they arrive in these tiny, cut—off, isolated towns after they get rescued in italy. italy is not coping with this crisis. the italian prime minister paolo gentiloni described it as "unbearable", and in the last few days there has been a conference in tunis between african and european ministers, and also italy has said in the last few days that it may shut its ports to rescue boats. also, italy has threatened to actually give migrants who are in limbo in these southern towns in italy and sicily visas to head north. in retaliation, austria has said they may send a battalion of troops t

italian banking index is up more than 2.5%.important agreement, which is within the new rules. also, i think it is important to european that the military framework is able to deal with complex, and difference situations -- complex and difficult situations. as it has been pointed out by they needhi, different policy measures to minimize the impact of the real economy. i think in the end -- mark: you say that this deal marks a turning point for the italian banking industry. does that mean there won't be any more banks needing -- in italy? giovanni: this is a question you should ask supervisors, either european our national supervisors. banking industry has not privileged that information. the minister of finance for the bank of italy, i think after the solution of the three troubled banks, there will be no need for additional state intervention. mark: you say it is a turning point for the industry. let's dig deeper. -- for- is it nonperforming loans. turning point when it comes to eliminating nonperforming loans? that the well,

the italians are very, very worried.meeting taking place today between interior ministers of italy, france and germany. we think it will start later on this evening, in which this issue will be discussed. italy says it can't cope any more and it has to have much more support from all the other members of the european union. it feels very much isolated. it is not getting the support that it needs because financially and logistically it is very burden —— burdensome and the need help. are they looking specifically to mediterranean coastal countries, spain and greece, 01’ coastal countries, spain and greece, orfurther coastal countries, spain and greece, or further afield? it is everywhere. everyone will look to germany for money. they're looking across to hold european union. this meeting will take place today, then another this week in talyllyn in estonia when it will be a product of interior ministers who will try to thrash the site. italy are saying they cannot cope. there seems to be anecdotal evidence of this. i was ta

then there is another operation that he was involved in, and italian naval society. the year was 1940, in georgetown rented for her, that lovely college, $250 a month was recently sold. and a flash cable arrives at the headquarters, and run by williams stevenson called intrepid. they need to get the italian naval sites by the embassy in washington at all costs. and it is well known spread perilously thin across the mediterranean. and through italy, will be postponed or made impossible and italian naval ciphers provide the missing link. betty is told by her handler that the man in charge of the italian naval ciphers is named admiral albertoh lay. she knew alberto lay. she was 12 years old and was determined to convince the no longer a little girl but a woman. admiral lay was invited to her house for dinner and the admiral is 65 or so, portly with grown children. 28 and beautiful and chose her winds very carefully and lined up in her bedroom. the admiral keeps coming by several times a week and betty finally tells him she needs his help in getting some and the admiral

not too strongly, yet all the italian banks are in positive territory. the help also that is coming out in terms of capital increase will be 8.1 billion euros injecteded into the bank, 5.4 from the government as part of cautionary capitalization. the venetian banks have been dealt with so this could be -- this could be the summer of the end of the difficult time for these italian banks. back to you. >> that's the hope at least. it remains to be seen whether the money injected by the taxpayers will actually ever be recouped thank you very much. >>> let's move on. shares in uk home builder persimmon are trading at the stoxx 600 after a 12% increase in first half revenues the company also reported a nearly 4% pick up in the average selling price for its properties over the period. persimmon told investors that political instability resulting from the uk general election appears to be having little impact on the british housing market >>> first half pretax profit at ocado fell to 7.7 million pounds down from 8.6 million a year prior. the company cited the op

and the say something about the italian diplomatic service what does the italian government of one of the he's been saying in brussels and in european capitals that day to day the case they have you know putting up the tone and in fact this. threatening the closure of ports was a way to attract attention so you think it leave everwood it's illegal look no i don't think about but what they say is then you could face a defacto situation if numbers be arrivals gone this written at a certain point the ports will be overwhelmed and not really conditioned to function now because of the italian citizens living and working in britain right now. some people might think they were going to be turned into refugees are you happy now that you raise me piers to have made it clearer about. living and working here in britain. yes it is clear the offer was made a constructive offer there are details to be discussed particularly that we got into the judicial level of respect of a biggish ns i'm quite confident that the solution will be found. with social media and some exchanges because i said someone h

sorry, our history walking tour that emphasizes a italian in san francisco. to link what i knew about a italian activism in the labor meeting mid -- in the labor movement and community. san francisco is really interested in the fire. we have someone who does trucking out there. not thought of as a bastion. i have given several talks on long island about triangle to women's groups and the women's committee of the central labor council on long island. >> i can add that for a short period of time i was the operation manager for the coalition. i would go through the emails that would come in from students around the country. 2008, a couplein of years before the anniversary in 2011. i did not hear much from students in emails. in recent years since the centennial, many students are sending in ring saying, for my national history project i want to focus on the national movement. can you send me material to help me understand the life of one of the people who died and what her life was like? the students tell me it is a tip off that it is being taught and is spreadi

but italians say they have heard lots of empty promises.ck home, since they are neither refugees nor asylum—seekers, but many have no id papers. their countries of origin are often reluctant to issue new ones, and they can't be returned to libya safely because of the volatile situation there. it's just over a month since the fire that swept through a tower block in west london killing at least 80 people. last week, the british government announced a 12—month amnesty for illegal immigrants who had been living inside grenfell tower. investigators believe 350 people were living at the address, but it's not known how many more were not registered as residents. one of them has now come forward. she's been speaking exclusively to the bbc‘s asian network's rickin majithia. we may never know how many illegal immigrants lived in grenfell tower, how many died and how many survived. but one of them has come forward. she spoke to me today. she agreed to speak to us on the condition that we don't show herface. what support have you received since the ni

for several yea rs, with italian excellence. for several years , we with italian excellence.ence. for several years, we have had a very intensive and fruitful relationship with the world of design, of creative people, and even artists, it is a relation of give and take. for designers, alca nta ra of give and take. for designers, alcantara becomes the means by which they express their creativity and very often, alcantara becomes the integrating part of the creative process and as they return, we have a lot of ideas. so important it became an integrated part of the business. the business proposition, in italy, do you think that is the right way to go to luxury products to revitalise the economy? it is a global trend, not only in italy. it is an advantage to some extent compared to other countries. we believe and we have been practising the positioning of the brand at the intersection between technology and emotion. we think there is a growing trend of this. and the market once exclusivity and top quality is not enough —— and the market wants exclusivity. for me, top quality is

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there were jewish women who came and italians who came. this is who was migrating primarily at the time. and this we have been successful at. rose is one of the organizers. we did an event at the museum of chinese and america. -- in america. i think governor cuomo financed the budget to the tune of $1.5 million. when that came out, the tenement museum contacted me and said can we do an event here? and we did it with asian women who were organizers of the 1982 chinatown garment strike. so what is triangle mean to you? there are opportunities there to collaborate with latino women as well. i have relatives who were a primarily with latinos because they came to the u.s. after the second world war. the garment industry was centered on latinos, and then it was about the chinese. if we reframe the story to be about migration, we can open up the possibilities for who migrated later to be part of the needle trades or whatever industry. when we did an event at moving your help system -- the health system my partner in seeking , attention and fundin

back on terra firma in the italian personals fo. next to donald trump in poland. not before we set off for the g. twenty. and more i'm. and should include blow missing. it's if they keep talking doesn't this hot handshake some notes of a tough time shaker is an area i don't know it's it's a it's a been another and unfairness boss and his fault this time. this is a v. polish first lady totally snubbing donald trump was reaching out at to shake her hand. under going right the way over to malattia. at trump at. and you can see there that he dodoesn't look altogether plpleased w without partitir at. moments and you i gotta i gotta corn husker du that is her name she's at the first lady all of poland. and that image now has gone i totatally viriral o onlinu cacan see it here in slolow. i think as even veterans like. i think they did eventually shake hands but not on first opportunity. i don't from owned by a polish president's wife at handshake no thanks and this comment i quite like and that was suppose to be his friendliest stop. because indeed he was expected to get

zeus book in italian, talk to other people in italian and just, you know, be more exposed to the town culture. >> you can get everything from the harry potter series to new releases and films at the shop. the physical location will be open through december, and can you always visit them online. >>> grab a blanket and some snacks and he had to the park saturday for shakes piers or space wars. an outdoor theater troupe mash up an homage to both romeo and juliet and "star wars." the show starts at 1:00 p.m. and get there early to check out performers from circus center. admission is free, but donations are accepted. >>> another affordable option, delores day fest at where else delore sung baek park this. free event in the north end of the park will feature live local mournians from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. for more on these events and more go to our website abc7news.com. we'll link you up. >>> a rapper on fast track to fame making the rounds in his home town of oakland. fans lined up for hours at jack london square yesterday for a chance to meet g easy one-on-one. he was there to promote

the pope was italian. they picked the first slavic pope ever, and it is the archbishop from krakow, from poland. 264th heir to the peter.t. polls were ecstatic when they heard about this, when they heard rumors of first. is this even possible? they went to the communist-controlled media to try to find at any confirmation if this had truly happened. if a polish priest had become pope, there is no way this could have possibly happened. christophe meister, a polish physicist, talks about watching the communist evening news broadcast. they put it this way. an announcer came on with a very, very sad face and said that a new pope had been elected and it was cardinal boy diva. that was it. they did not say anything else. then the announcers switched to the harvest for years the potato crop. it was absolutely amazing. the reaction by moscow was also very subdued. the public reaction was very subdued. all i could find in the archives found three senses reported under the title "new head of the catholic church." "th

margaret bottleneck is developing on the italian french border where controls have been tightened with drones and guard dogs the following video captured at a makeshift camp by artie's video agency ruptly shows the heavy price that people are paying to traffickers just to continue their journey north. he. really. needs. in the u.s. . now it's really has become the main entry point for refugees crossing the mediterranean via libya on friday tensions spilled over in rome as crowds rallied against the construction of a new asylum celta meanwhile in juneau where people took to the streets the doubts the far right party seeking to crack down on immigration. this week is only threaten to start turning away moderate rescue ships arriving at southern shores and warned the e.u. that the situation has become unsustainable. on to charlotte dube and skewed travel to the italian island of sicily which is one of the main arrival points for african migrants this is one of the many. brings rescue migrants from the mediterranean sea to ports like this one here in sicily and for many of those migrants t

what i feel is that the italian in. here they came here because that was perfectly legal of course the european union system they came here to work. contribute to the welfare of the country and so. there is something right something. right after all. present there's a general. i mean you offer me something i'm not entitle to then. it's fair but not. here in london get representations from the community in britain. when. it was a bargaining chip ability just yes she didn't say this openly but this is what people. and stage of the opening of the negotiations and there is a lot of anxiety have been signaling the u.k. government. that is not beneficial for anyone having this anxiety uncertainty now i hope that for at least the uncertainty to a great extent ninety ninety five percent now. thank you after the break what is cause fifty percent of the world's coral to disappear as we speak. about chasing coral. technology around the threat. of. going underground. thank you for new to the game this is how it works now the econom

union for 4.5 billion euro from the italian government.he improvement is an important result for the banking system. we intend to put the bank back on track. with the market valuation, not only do it not fear that we intk back on track. we believe it will be positive. it will maximize its value to benefit the stakeholders. this is a goal that will be rapidly pursued. guy: speaking to bloomberg, the active ceo reached an agreement with the european and italian bank'sties on the capitalization. it was not a straightforward process. >> cumbersome process. we did entertain talks with bank's capitalization. regulators for quite a long period of time. i think the outcome is what the bank needs to move forward. guy: joining us now is bloomberg news bureau chief for italy dan liefgreen. any surprise we have heard? dan: not really. details on the restructuring plan, what the bank is planning. more than 5000 job cuts. closing branches. morelli, will be speaking again at a press conference after this conference call with analysts is over. call with a

solidarity with the italian government and the italian people and we will make available all possible assistance and support it seems the . very. powers that europe. is continuing to sing and the strain of the crisis. from doctors without borders who describe what it's like to rescue moderates from the mediterranean this is the prudent spirit how many people have been able to rescue in these seas over the last few months or years we've rescued almost seven thousand people. since the beginning of this year and not just with this particular vessel. and with other vessel which is the. what of the conditions like. the coast of africa like we found out the ones that have been the scariest. because you have people coming on in deplorable conditions to be honest with very little on as many people on this possible and sometimes they're dead people in the people have drowned in a few centimeters of water because of the panic and also because. maybe some of the petrol leaking. fuel they panic because there are. people. going to vote sometimes. people under there and they will sometimes inhale o

to crumble and stock markets buoyed by italian banks rescue but critics say it has killed the banking union critics are saying deal to save italian banks has ruined credibility of banking union proponents of the deal claim that it was necessary to protect the prosperous then neato region and preventing damaging italy's nascent economic rebound so yes seventeen billion euros the italian taxpayer is on the hook for bailing out these banks and you notice what they say that created the people who are endorsing this bailout they're saying that well benito area so prosperous these are where the rich people live so we should protect them well you know johnny young first of all saying that won't be another financial crash in our lifetimes i mean she believes she is correct she believes that she controls the market that's the north or tarion regime for you they this is what she believes that the markets federal open market policy committing committee in the central banks have the ultimate authority on prices that's not a free market that's like capitalism that is a not arthurian regime and as

rita's italian ice. ch check it out. if you are coming to downtown pleasanton, there is plenty of fun, and it is lively, despite the fact that fourth of july was yesterday, it's not stoppin' the party at all. so as we take a look at our temperatures, you can see it's going to begin to cool off here as we head throughout the next few hours. eve eventually down to then 70s. we have high, high pressure building in from the west, and that's going to be increasing temperatures, but the one thing we have helping us out is the fog at the immediate coastline, so we should stay out of the 100s in the next few days but it's going to get warmer into the 90s. come out here and enjoy the fun, i like your bright pink shirt. 97 in ain't yntioch. half moon bay, 64. as we take you to san francisco, perfect weather for italian ice. go up to 95 on sunday and eventually, do you know an a little bit in the inland areas. no 100s. it looks like you took my italian ice out here, is that right? >> you can still have it back. >> what's your name?

another italian bank has received state help. venice now it's monte dei paschi — it's italy's fourth biggest bank. and it's getting $6.1bn from the government — in return for 70% of the bank. another $5bn or so will come in from other sources including shareholders. the reason all of this is necessary is monte dei paschi has bad loans of close to $30bn. it's getting expensive for the government. last week's bailouts cost close to $6bn. here's andrew walker explaining why the poor state of the italian economy is to blame. it makes it very difficult for the bank's debtors to generate revenue to repay their loans. but what we have got is an uncomfortable hybrid between bail in and bail out. the idea was thatjunior creditors further down should take some of the hit and indeed many of them are taking some of the hit. but the retail investors are going to be eligible for compensation, which is one of the reasons why it will cost the italian government rather more than the european authorities originally envisaged when they created this

the italians are very worried. meeting today between interior ministers of italy, france and germany, this issue going to be discussed. italy has said that it cannot cope any more, that it has got to get much more, that it has got to get much more support from all the members of the european union. it is feeling isolated, not getting the support that it needs. the naturally and logistically, a burden. looking specifically to mediterranean coastal countries, spain, greece? specifically to mediterranean coastal countries, spain, greece7m is just absolutely everywhere. everybody would be looking at germany, financially. another meeting this week, in estonia, going to bea meeting this week, in estonia, going to be a broader group of interior ministers. italy has said that it simply cannot cope. some evidence, anecdotal evidence, because i have been talking to a ng0, running a rescue ship. sea watch. be have a recognisable far too many people on board the boat, but you have got to rescue them. they needed to disembark t

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