it's not just the greek legislation, it's not just one country as alessandro put it. this is not an issue for italy or for great. this is an issue that has to be dealt collectively and right now it isn't being dealt collectively. it's such the european union stepping in and saying that, ok, nice people are arrive to my borders, have to be respected. so we as m. s, have called for any investigation of violations, right? we, we know very well what migration means as europeans. right. so we can understand the need of people to wish to apply for international protection, and we should guarantee a safe passage so that this is not being then through the in for a moment channels of the traffickers. earlier we spoke to my tia who works with c watch, which is an organization that also helps with rescues of migrants that see who are in distress. this is what she taught. see what has been active in the center mediterranean sea for yes, and it's also monitoring what is happening or athens in the last month. we have seen that the number of people trying to reach european land actu

get to have you alessandro. welcome lovely to have your expertise on today's show. molly, please introduce yourself to our global audience. hi, my name is molly black, who i'm a reporter at the new paper base in london. get to have you nicholas. welcome to the street. please introduce yourself. yes, thank you for me. my name is nicholas of exercise and i am the head of wish i know them. it's on some point here and their doctors without borders in greece. and of course we work with the migration shortly in the country. and alessandra, welcome to the program. so good to have your expertise here. will you introduce yourself and tell us, where were you sitting right now? yes, my name is alice on the bottom of a low risk job. and the notion making, which is a rescue best out of the city. i think it to have you. thank you so much for interrupting your mission to join us today. if you would like to talk to any of i guess you want to know more about michael crossing the course, the mediterranean, that not happening righ

i think that italy's attitude towards migrants has changed over 8 years, alessandro. what do you think, what you are absolutely right them, but it's not on the italian added to this changed, but it will say in the meantime, attitude and they can the weakness to say what they see in the middle around in there. what about we operate and i will say that in the last 5 years, which of the time has been the t. we are a huge lack of coordination for the organization involved with no risk or t. i huge problem of not sharing information from authorities to the person that was really on the line. we have seen that the coastal state, unfortunately they, we drove from the road to when their expense and they basically moved. they are both very close to the shore. we feel huge communities, they shut off, afraid to see when he was consequent in the increase of their the vendor, her the one who are trying to do all to cross. ah, we a fema that the topic of rescue are 3, which is very well regulated by international are low. you're turning somehow into a migration issue like somehow t

finished in 116.86 seconds, beat hungary's kristof milak who came in second place, with italy's alessandrothe national trust's orford ness nature reserve on the suffolk coast is home to barn owls, brown hares and chinese water deer. but it's also home to some cold war secrets. the island which is open to the public for tours, was once used as a secret military test site. mike liggins went to have a look. arriving by ferry at orford ness. for 80 years the mess was home to a number of secret military establishments, until it was bought by the national trust in 1993. today, orford ness is a place of mystery. my guide, glen pearce, keen to show me a nuclear bomb. 0h, 0k. so the unique part of our collection, the only national trust spot with a nuclear bomb. this is an early 1970s model and this one was carried by a plane. about ten times the power of hiroshima in this one bomb. an airfield was created on orford ness in 1913. between the wars, the mess was involved in the development of radar and, yes, britain's nuclear bomb was tested here in the cold war era. the area we are in now, the atomi

of tension, gustavo petro will be sworn and next sunday, and has announced plans to resume trade alessandro from p a. t reports from the border city of kuta. the catalina morris, co owner of a bio degradable detergent company, proudly shows off her cleaning products. when she's missing these days, our client, economic hardships meant she had to let go of 21 or 23 employees. she has only the resumption of trade with venezuela will save her piano. okay. it is extreme importance if not vital for us. i think this could offer us a lifeline. we could reach markets and clients again. it's a big opportunity and we need to take advantage of it. the border between columbia, venezuela has been closed to all but the district since 2015 the neighbors severed relations. 3 years ago now left his president elect was paid through his promising to normalize days and get goods moving again, trade was worth more than $7000000000.00 back in 2008. last year. it was just a 155000000 business. neither hopes that low change quickly or we can regain the 120000 jobs. we lost in a short time in just a year. and we thi

he beat hungary's kristof milak into second place, with italy's alessandro miressi finishing third. gaza city — three extremely cute lion cubs. the animals, born on friday evening, are said to be in excellent health. but zookeepers admit a lack of medication and food might make them difficult to care for. one visitor to the zoo said the cubs were wonderful. now let's have a look at the weather with alina jenkins. in the short term hello. the short term the heat does begin to ease in the week ahead. there will be more showers in the forecast as well but in the short—term we still have the met office amber warning for extreme heat in places, valid until the end of the day on sunday. still likely to see some impacts from the heat on both health and transport as well. a good deal of sunshine around through sunday morning, particularly across england and wales. showers developing though across northern ireland, pushing their way through the day up into parts of scotland, likely to be heavy and thundery. likely to see one to two showers developing across parts of wales in south—west engla

promised to reshape the deeply polarized country with a long list of social and economic reforms. alessandro rom, p, a t reports from boca whereas open. and you, aaron colombian politic says, began, i swear to god and promise to the people to faithfully comply with the constitution and laws of columbia. former rebel fighter of the 90 movement was double paid through more in the countries 1st like this precedent in a ceremony filled with symbolism and promise of change. general it still is all i want to say to all the columbia who are listening to me in the boulevard plaza and in all of columbia and abroad today. our 2nd opportunity begins. it's the hour of change. our future has not been written. will you be at the columbia of what's possible starts today? we are here against all predictions and against a story that said, we would never govern against those who didn't want to let go of power, but we did to visit and former housemaid france jamarcus also swore in as calmly as 1st black vice president, calling on her ancestors for protection, some being what, oh, i also sway before my ancestor

in june. pietro says he will reopen diplomatic relations with vin swollen. alessandro run p. s. he has more from bo gotta. it has been a day of the exact man hope and truly great expectations for the supporters of gustavo face. those who see as government and they said ministration . is that through turning point in columbia country that has been long ruled by conservative policies and consider consecutive conservative governments. tens of thousands of colombians have flooded the streets of downtown boca tad. this was a 1st for swearing in ceremony in the country and she called her for a unity. he said that he will defend the constitution and also said that dialogue will be, is that method, and that he will do everything in his power to reach national agreement. set to move forward, there are many reforms. he said that this country needs 1st and foremost to respond to the basic economics and social needs of many columbia. and he will also try to reach total peace in the country calling for a new piece negotiation with the remaining arm group, the year len, and also to start a di

no nato in ukraine period, that would have stopped, certainly would have extended negotiation, alessandro and i do apologize for jumping it, but you're bringing in the ukraine angle here. and i wanted to ask you about this because, you know, let's also address the issue of national security. the ukrainian blacklisting site emitted for it had labeled, has labeled both dario gonna and father as enemies of key of now, if indeed this is confirm this car bombing as some sort of attack, could it have been the work of ukrainian forces on russian soil? it could have been, but it could also have been from so called russian opposition sources and that we don't know that they have been many mysterious murders in russia often that the western media jumps immediately blaming the mom. and i remember right now it was it not, not now because who's a writer, but there was a politician who was shot in the middle of the street in front of the kremlin a few years ago really 10 years ago and immediately the media blame, put in when in fact probably was much sheer sheet here connection to organized crime. so w

what are the possibilities, alessandro that something could escalate overnight and into the morning hours. we know that the u. s. the sale the u. s. s. a ronald reagan carrier aircraft group into the region. is it possible that could ultimately be some sort of head, but thank you, right. i don't think there will be an immediate reaction, at least direct action against the united states. china is definitely going to carry out military drills to show what it's capable of, and particularly in that region. but i don't, i think china's response will be more concentrated then nancy pelosi visit was because it is a clear publication whose purpose is really cannot be described in any other way as a provocation. so i think china's retaliation will come, but it and it may not necessarily be military. the china has several economic weapons and she could use for starters, got a good. so you have a reserves, and he was dollar down offer to buy more resources in the currencies that are now coming up, including the rubel. so there are lots of economic tools that china can, can use. and i think the jim p

he beat hungary's kristof milak into second place — with italy's alessandro miressi finishing third.uffolk coast is home to barn owls, brown hares and chinese water deer. but it's also home to some cold war secrets. the island which is open to the public for tours, was once used as a secret military test site. mike liggins went to have a look. arriving by ferry at orford ness, for 80 years the mess was home to a number of secret military establishments until it was purchased by the national trust in 1993. today, orford ness is a place of mystery. my guide, glen pearce, keen to show me a nuclear bomb. oh, keen to show me a nuclear bomb. 0h, 0k. keen to show me a nuclear bomb. 0h, ok. 50 keen to show me a nuclear bomb. 0h, 0k. ., 0h, ok. so the unique part of our collection, _ 0h, ok. so the unique part of our collection, the _ 0h, ok. so the unique part of our collection, the only - our collection, the only national trust spot with a nuclear bomb. this is an early 19705 nuclear bomb. this is an early 1970s model and this one was carried by a plane. about ten times the power of hiroshi

have been killed in record numbers. alessandro romp, yeti reports from borgata event. lucas wept into president c columbia in 2018 as a young little known technocrat. he was endorsed by then powerful former president and levy. he successfully tapped into the skepticism towards the peace deal and called for market friendly policies. he promised would insure growth for all on our ally with 4 years later, he is leaving a country reeling from higher poverty and unemployment. and people are angry with him for it. they seem terrible negative just terrible. we didn't have a president as these for years. have been a force in i thought i did nothing to piece. there was so many social lead is an indigenous killed, and he said nothing about it. the alleged, despite the competent response to the cove with pandemic in a successful vaccine rollout, the majority of colombians feels duke as showed indifference to people suffering by . okay, political agreement neg, marilyn, what are you talking about? dude, was his answer to a journalist asking about a military bombing in which a number of miners wer

life. migration authorities say 2500000 people from venezuela now live in neighboring columbia. alessandro from p a. t has more from the border city of kuta 100 dusty hills surrounding cuckoo venezuela migrants have been building make shift neighborhoods as they struggled to make a living in columbia. a year after settling here with their family, catalina, it is in her husband. i've not been able to find permanent jobs, but i like a letter from paying range has been very difficult. that's why i try to help sell the in canada and coffee. but obviously i don't make much 3 or $4.00 per day. because the main entry point for millions have been swell and who have flayed the countries ongoing economic and social crisis. columbia has implemented a number of welcoming policies, including a temporary protection status to help them access services, education, informal job tiers. as the soup kitchen say, many migrant children continue to go hungry. so many, this is the only meal they get during the day. there is so much need and more keep coming. and the worst is that when they arrive, they don't have

he beat hungary's kristof milak into second place, with italy's alessandro mir—essi finishing third.te lion cubs. the animals, born on friday evening, are said to be in excellent health. but zookeepers admit a lack of medication and food might make them difficult to care for. one visitor to the zoo said the cubs were wonderful. more showers in the forecast. in the short—term we have the met office amber warning for extreme heat in, valid until the end of the day on sunday. i likely disease summer bay dunheved. across england and wales, showers developing across northern ireland, pushing their way across scotland, heavy infantry. wanted to showers across parts of wales in south—west england, most will be dry. mist and low cloud clinging to the north—eastern coast. temperatures will be the talking point. 35 or 36 the top, across parts of south—east england. widely in the high 20s or low 30s. showers start to become more active as we go through sunday evening and overnight. they are starting to develop across north—west england, wales and south—west england, wales and south—west england

he beat hungary's kristof milak into second place, with italy's alessandro miressi finishing third.the forecast. we still have the met office amber warning for extreme heat in places, valid until the end of the day on sunday. we would still like to see some impact on the head on both of an transport as well. good deal of sunshine around through sunday morning, particularly across england and wales. showers developing across northern ireland pushing their way through the day into parts of scotland, likely to be heavy and boundary. wanted showers across parts of wales in south—west england, most will be dry, mist and low cloud clinging to north—eastern coast. temperatures will be the talking point again. 35 or 36 other top across parts of south—east england. widely in the high 20s or low 30s. showers become more active as we go through sunday evening and overnight. they start to develop across parts of north—west england, wales and south—west england. again, heavy and gundary but falling on dry ground so there could be problems with flash flooding. very muggy overnight, parts of south

. >> alessandro is also making a specialty born of necessity and poverty, using just water, flour, andoke? with the pasta? >> that's funny. >> it has everything in it, revelation, anger, religion, and death in a little plate of pasta. fantastic. >> you have to try it. >> yes. >> it is something special. >> oh my god. that is great. >> hopefully, we are not going to choke. >> oh my god. the only reason you would choke on them as if you ate them too fast, because they are so good. >> it's really full of emotion. >> we are ending the day at fellini's favorite haunt, the grand hotel. >> i consider federico a magician in my life. >> the pasta of romagna demonstrates how ingenious the people of this region are. the unique claimant, some strict rules, and a few simple, quality ingredients are all they need to conjure up a kind of magic, and create incredible dishes that are famous the world over. >> i have driven in italy quite a bit but i did say to one guy, people don't really stop at stop lights, but much. >> the stoplight is just a suggestion. >> there is nowhere on earth, quite like tusc

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congressional campaign chair sean patrick maloney defeated progressive challenger state senator alessandroggi. he will face g.o.p. assembly member mike waller this november. now to florida's former orlando police chief and current democratic val demings wins her primary and will take on republican senator marco rubio. rubio looking to serve a third term and while recent poll shows deming's was a slight lead, rubio is favored to keep his seat. in florida's redrawn 7th congressional district, army and afghan war veteran cory mills wins the republican nomination and will face democrat and former florida vice chair karen green. and in another win for a trump-backed republican, anna paula luna upsets the 13th congressional district and will face democrat challenger eric lin. and the sunshine state governors race, charlie first with agricultural nikki friede who was favored to win before charle crist threw his hat into the ring. charlie crist will face randy sentence who vows to continue the fight against biden's destructive policies. >> we have a policy to make sure the students come out of the