but two minutes later, stefano sturaro equalised for genoa, to salvage a point for the visitors.test sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, there's a big change in the weather for all of us by the end of this week, but before then we have got more mild weather, more cloud, and some further rain and perhaps in some parts, strong to galeforce winds, with the worst of the weather through tuesday and wednesday expected across england and wales. the reason for the wet and windy weather, another area of low pressure, this one contains remnants of ex—tropical storm sebastian and that is going to stick around for the next couple of days. ahead of that, we have still got mild conditions by the morning, a lot of cloud, some further pockets of rain and drizzle but the wetter weather and windier weather will be toward the south—west, where the winds are up picking up in the morning. gusts of 40mph or perhaps 50mph. that will push that rain band northward throughout the day, could be quite heavy at times, push

the we need to know is bridge collapsed in genoa, after did athe french senate state of the infrastructure and said that 25 thousand bridges needed urgent work t to be reinforced. we don't know what the condition need urgenents do work. there is speculation the truck -- part of the investigation will be was that an overweight truck or not? right now, the driver of that truck is missing. >> new light on the effoforts to itsll more influence on neighbors inin the regioion. these new documents, there e is nothing earth shattering. >> what is not groundbreaking, we have known and ran has -- we have known it ran has a longng-runnining campaign to wid , whether economic, political, or social. doing it through a powerful , what these are, they were obtained by an online investigative news line in the u.s.. they shared it with the new york times. describing them as an archive of secret intelligence reports and for the ministry of intelligence and purity. ist they say it underscores it shows a rack was working hard . aggressively it has been in this direction. economic, political, and social. the i

. >> peter bergman has been young and restless now for 30 years as the powerplayier of genoa city jack abbott. >> jack. i don't believe it. >> believe it honey. smiling jack is back in the flesh. >> he said playing jack is a joy. >> there is a side to jack abbott that comes easley to me, yes. >> the emmy award winner has found himself entangled in hundreds of storylines. a senator to going to war with his corporate arch nemesis victor new plan and led to one of his favorite storylines. >> he stole victor's women and eventually, he was going to make the frade with victor to get ja be back. you can have nikki back and oops he fell in love with her. that was fun to play. >> he ended up marrying nikki twice. >> he also married phyllis twice. >> in fact bay our count jack has been married at least eight times but he can't seem to find enduring love. >> have a seat on me. >> through the highs, -- this is wrong. it should be our child. >> and the lows, bergman said he loves his character and hopes to keep the drama going. >> yes, let's crank up another 3 years. 30 years. catch him on the youn

stability were out of action at the time of the disaster. 43 people were killed when the morandi bridge in genoan a storm. pope francis has condemned the exploitation of women and children in the sex industry, during the first full day of his visit to thailand. addressing politicians and diplomats at the prime minister's office, the pope praised the efforts of the thai government and private organisations to eradicate what he called "this scourge" before holding a mass at the national stadium in bangkok. voters in hong kong will be heading to the polls this weekend, to vote in the territory's district council elections. usually this would be a low key affair, in which citizens decide on their local councillor. turnout last time was less than 50%. but after six months of increasingly violent clashes in the city, there is much more at stake. here's hong kong—based journalist ilaria maria sala on the significance of sunday's polls. the district council and action, hong kong has a three tier government, the district council elections, which return counsellors that mainly deal with livelihood issues,

stability were out of action at the time of the disaster. 43 people were killed when the morandi bridge in genoa lawyer representing victims of the convicted american paedophile, jeffrey epstein, has urged prince andrew to give a legal statement about his links to the financier, who killed himself in august. on wednesday, the prince said he was willing to help investigations, if required to do so. he also announced that he's stepping back from royal duties for the forseeable future. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. leaving home in windsor this morning, seemingly as normal, prince andrew — bound for buckingham palace and further meetings to reshape the next phase of his life. arriving at the palace to offer her advice and support, his ex—wife, the duchess of york. andrew won't now perform public engagements for the foreseeable future, but it is suggested he may still appear at trooping the colour, the annual celebration of his mother's birthday, though whether he will do so in the uniform of colonel of the grenadier guards is less clear. similarly, it's suggested he'll still lay

i mean let's face it prime minister nobody is a creation other creature all around genoa bumi movement and he has been in a great hurry to. fulfill all the promises that he has made in the manifesto so earlier you know the abrogation of articles the 70. special days to press release was done away with so if he gets a favorable judgment because you cannot anticipate what is going to be in the judgment if you manage to get a favorable judgment that there will be a 2nd major electoral promise that the b.g.p. would be doing it so. in a certain way if you look at it it is very very important what comes out of the judgment because. the people feel very strongly about it in fact there was certain cynicism that was to prevail among the support of the b.n. many of those who got swayed into what it would be. that they would not ever consult around them so in a certain way there would be greater polarization with the support from mr moore the so it is very critical i mean goes without saying all right i'm sure going to be talking about this loss today but for now thank you very much for your thou

cloud not just out of course bringing with it yet more in the way of heavy rain look at this into genoa in northern italy in just the last 24 hours 117.2 millimeters of rain and there is more in the 4 call so of course falling on very saturated ground there's been some flooding into the southeast of france and we could see more of the same these areas in red indicating about $200.00 millimeters of rain to come down in the next $2.00 to $3.00 days very heavy rain sunday into southern areas of the across into sicily cold air to the mountains that is where we'll see the snow not bad generally across much of central europe and then there's another system just pushing in across to the phone or west so that does mean more rain across the u.k. falling on some very saturated ground so that all some flood warnings in place and will surprise no systems in the central med the cloud along with the showers working their way throughout jairus unisa really just impacting coastal areas but a damn couple of days ahead into algiers and tunis temperatures oversea lower with that rain and cloud around actu

flooding here in parts of italy this time i do want to take you up here towards the northwest near genoa show you what they have been dealing with over the last several days heavy rain has been calling flooding along parts of the area as well as mudslides in some cases landslides people have had to be evacuated and we're also looking at power outages in the region as well what's causing it well this very slow area of low pressure bring a lot of instability across the region as we go towards the next couple of days though we're going to be seeing often rain showers in this area but it looks like things will be slowly getting better in that region as well now here towards the west though take a look at the winds that are building across parts of portugal in spain and that is going to because of course some storm surge across the area we could also be seeing some flooding in that region as well towards the east oh it is those temperatures they are beginning to drop we are seeing those temperatures well below average for this time of year in kiev starting on thursday at about 3 degrees norma

he was an illegal immigrant so the fatcha wanted him but my father was from genoa and had no interest in the mafia so m -- .d.r. personally arranged to for him to be put at west point as a sue chesm. eventually melt my mother. i wouldn't be here if it weren't for franklin roosevelt. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. >> thank you. i think this has been an absolutely historic talk. i am so glad that you have come to share this with us and i thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> we are now on our lunch break but you may want to meet mr. smith at the bookstore if you're interested in making it. >> thank you. that you. > tau. > thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> history book shelf features the country's best known american history writes writers of the past decades talking about their books. you can watch our weekly series every saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history v on c-span 3. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of the white house, con

served genoa which is the biggest port in italy. . . . .ery hard to be the most competent capable country in the world. >> there's a lot interesting about the road and south china sea. from my viewpoint one of the challenges is that they are pursuing power in a way different than the united states not only in terms of a lot of practices you already mentioned which are problematic but out of the region they are the economic and political power. they see the desire to be the global policeman having that military footprint involved in domestic politics as something that's costly and when i read the strategies, they talk about the military as yes they want to be dominant militarily in the region, but then they just want to have the economic and political policy to ensure other countries accommodate their interest so we talk about wanting to dominate and in my own viewpoint i wrote in the superpower i think they do want to dominate the region and granted the region has expanded down northeast and southeast asia to include central and even south

squeeze on the i suppose there are some very strong winds as we go on through the next couple of days genoa has already saying 66 millimeters of rain space of 24 hours the entire month of november normally sees about $109.00 millimeters of rain so that's quite a bit of wet weather in a short period of time as we go through the next 24 hours 36 hours or so more very heavy rain coming through and by the end of the next 3 day period we could see as much as $23050.00 millimeters of rain coming down across the northern parts of italy will see some wet weather making its way back towards venice the coast exacerbating the flooding that we have here high tides as well wettest weather will push across a good part of italy down to ward's greece as we go on through sunday and on into monday that wet weather fighting a good part of greece had a ceasar the mediterranean it will right in up if it was the western side the staying pretty wet back home adrian. it's a many thanks indeed just ahead on the news out why a chinese national in australia says that he was a spy for paging and against the government

. >> his in genoa is the biggest part in italy, run by the chinese and trieste, which is the part whichleads into austrian south germany will be run by the chinese. twenty years ago that was inconceivable. i say really have this very long-term and gradual approach to do the same thing in space and with it now to be the first of the dark side of the vault, there's all sorts of things happening that we don't fully appreciate. i say you have to frankly, have a sense that these are very smart people with a very long time horizon who are very patient but are working very hard to be the most confident and most capable country in the world. there's a lot in there, it's very interesting especially about the road in south tennessee, from my viewpoint, one of the challenges about dealing with china is that they are a power that is different than the united states is used to doing business. not only in terms of a lot of practices that yuri mentioned which are very problematic also all sit tight in the region, they are relying largely on economic and political power. they see the united states with

millimeters that give you an idea of just how much has come down and then across the border into italy into genoa 177 millimeters again in 24 hours and that is more than the no. total of $109.00 millimeters and unfortunately there is more to come to the north again southern france and also to the south we could be saying another $200.00 millimeters in the next 3 days this is the system it is on its way eastwards still some pretty heavy rain into southern areas of if it begins to push on up towards the balkans and then as we go monday into tuesday we finally do get a break across the center as it should begin to dry up rain into the southeast unfortunately as another big flood making event pushing into the northwest of europe. was sponsored by countdown and one. day one of the new iraqi television news we badly need at this moment leadership and that this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist 3 weeks ago now there's at least 20000 or hinder refugees who live on al-jazeera i got to commend you all more i'm hearing is good journalism turns to the public has resigned after only long lines th

these days we have a lot of cities in italy to suffer the impacts of big storms like in genoa or peoplebles but italy has huge opportunities investing in sun, when, and others. we have to ask the government to do much more on these issues. some might say why don't you have the money spent they're trying to get some of these government proposals under way instead of trying to change the curriculum for example in schools which will be also an expense no doubt for training teaching, etc. which will be also an expense no doubt fortraining teaching, etc. is this really the right way to go?|j think this really the right way to go?” think we should go in both directions. we have to understand more about what is happening in the environment in the world on climate change and we must let even the stu d e nts change and we must let even the students know more and discussed about what is happening and together we must push a change in order to stop the increasing emissions. we know that the next ten years are very important. we can't only wait for when the students will be adults and change the wo

the week had defied team orders to stay at a training retreat napoli thought they'd scored against genoa but the goal was ruled offside didn't help the funds brought them off the pitch after this no no 2. fronts have won their 1st fed cup tennis title in 16 years they beat australia $32.00 in the final in perth on sunday after the 2 teams shared the singles matches it all came down to a doubles match to decide the trophy australia were looking for their 1st fed cup title says 1974 but the scene in the den of it john caroline go see it defeated ashley bossy and samantha stosur 6463 this is the 1st time france has won the fed cup title and comes just 2 years also losing in the final to the church but. lots of emotions to share this with car after you know it's like he said 3 years ago we failed in that on the last. on the last step of the of the tire and today we just wanted to take this little revenge for ourselves and it's just not despicable how we feel right now. meanwhile the world's best male tennis players are gearing up for the start of the a.t.p. final shortly know what joke of it

120 kilometers an hour now the same time further along into northern italy not from not far from a genoa these pictures taken by the italian fire brigade they had to actually go into one of these houses and rescue the occupants because this massive flood actually called caused a mud slide to the house or those huge amounts of danger obviously people's lives were at risk now as we go through tuesday the rain will still be across the central regions but it's another system so once one plate is just another one way behind it and look at this as another system also impacting the far west once again very unsubtle so that countries into southern regions of the u.k. and then to the north we've got schickel some snow in the mix as well as the rain but look at this across the southeast what we have here is some very warm air in place a well above average for this time of year so if a book or rest of the next couple of days 24 degrees celsius the average is 10 it's just a degree off the all time record in november which is 25 degrees does cool off a little bit by a day there is a chance this machi

been in the spotlight ever since the bridge collapsed in a general what in august of last year -- genoa year. the motorway is now being reconstructed and renowned architect is overseeing the project, costing an estimate 200 million euros. i am delighted to be joined by marco bucci, the mayor of genova. in government in italy actually facilitated the authorization process to rebuild the bridge? marco: the authorization process was different than any other. the commissioner has a lot of freedom of doing things like a private company and this is one of the reasons why we are so quick in doing things. demolition has been completed at the end of june. we have all the. website and 50% -- west side and 50% of pyres up on the side. we are unplanned to really have -- plann paln to have to have the bridge completed and opened by the spring of 2020. the way that we want to do is to demonstrate to the world that you can do good things with a good future and get caused in the right time. francine: how does that change the dynamic for genova? does it help with the bridge? do you have a lust to us --