founder which is owned by the many females of benetton family the of the benetton but i'm there and so it is not exactly going in that way is not at all we're going in that way that is not an aesthetic chanst about. about about that about a. best thing or money for a month then and for the developing a there is no connection at all. why these very important the segment of the services for the citizens are that could be your and or that managed by private companies well that obviously it is up to the european you know laws of . decades a bit more now they can go twenty years ago or less about. a failing of their competition in order to give a better services to the citizens and so also some set of bases or could be managed by private companies again in order to give a a better service is better buys is better fares to the cities and that is what has happened with motorways and and also other segments as it happened in. other counties a mother obviously when it is about. out of these kind of services is not lie the state and the government can do are step back and say it's not our busine

we're seeing this clash between the benetton family and the populace government. is going to play out? you say the populace government, this is a coalition government with various power centers and it. it is not a whole government that is on board with this talk of taking a concession away. the faster movement and luigi demaio. haula play out, there are laws in italy about these things. away, take a concession there is a whole legal procedure. there has to be proper cause. it is through the end of going, it will end up in the courts and that will decide it. it seems to be that despite all the rhetoric, the government is not looking to take the entire concession away. there seems to be more focus on taking the concession away just for the general area of the highway. it may not even be taking the concession away. they may be's settling for a big penalty. that settleles these things and i'm sure everyone is going over the fine print right now. >> this goes back to the question of infrastructure. infrastructure spending and italy's relationship with the eu. that sett

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for the first time we have a government in italy that hasn't accepted money from the benetton we will be annlyzing the contract and we are ready to revoke their l licenses and find them up to 150 million euros. >> firefighters are working they have been working all night. there is around 130 emergency personnel in total percent includes emergency personnel -- in total. they re equipped essentially the same way hey would be for an earthquake. people wearing climbing there are giant cranes behind m1 to lift very heavy ieces of metal and reinforced concrete. %uthorities belleve there are still people trapped inside. to find people still stuck beneath the rubble. paramedic who said that last night they found three bodies n the rubble. they expect to find more.% the operation should be very concrete are very heavy. they are eepectiig more equipmenn to lift these big pieces. peopleave hope to find even in nine or 10 days. we also spoke with the head of the local police force who told thehat the heart of operation is really underneath the bridge but that they haae also sent patrols of police

of course would it had substantial threat to the company atlanta which is owned by fashion firm benetton incidentally some consequences that are still to be seen now taking a look at frankfurt where you are at the stock exchange we're also seeing one big loser in the session that's buyer will lead and we've seen that stock under pressure before. that's right basically since the beginning of the week it has crashed you can't use any other word for it since the beginning of the week losing about twenty percent and with the stock market value of that buyer had at least at the beginning of the week that means it lost about fifteen billion euros in stock market value this week so that's a stiff penalty for for shareholders the instigation for the stock starting to slide like that to plunge was a ruling in the united states awarding a cancer victim a groundskeeper who had to use a weed killer by monsanto two hundred ninety million euro two hundred ninety million dollars and investors of mediately feared that might not be the end of it and now there are further lawsuits that are underway in the

government in italy that doesn't take money from benetton and. ready to revoke these concessions with billions of euros. and this company is not even paying tax to italy is paying tax to luxembourg. if this bridge was dangerous then how to start it there literally should have closed it long since. through the minister for transport we will look at all these details. and as promised the country has said. we are responsible for all national infrastructures and we will be looking at other facilities which are in these kind of conditions this is not an isolated case that we're looking at we're going to look at everything across the board. but what we have to say is that out is that appellate attorney has been protected. by previous governments. all right you've just been listening there to. the mayo updating reporters there on the latest after the bridge collapse is the code deputy italian. prime minister he's saying that this is not not a nice isolated case and they are looking at everything right now. but they are also focusing in particular on the

at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's benetton car around the track, a tributeahead. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles. yes, cooler conditions are creeping their way southwards and by tomorrow we will all notice that difference. it has already moved into parts of scotland, where we are seeing some sunshine but also some showers just as the rain has been working through england it has been creating quite cloudy and murky conditions. you can see the culprit right nicely on our radar picture, the first weather fronts up and down towards the south and the easter, the second slipping across parts of scotland and into northern england, with the chavez slipping into parts of scotland and

be a palestinian state on the hour every hour who is the dating life it was a limb of them from benetton you know was punishment and military means can you solve a political problem with military means you can't you can't so all these things our position is that we haven't as israel and the stance israel refuses a two state solution present never mentioned two steps he mentioned in the context that if both parties agree the giver of it in and you know they did the administration's of the not steps in sixty seven considered is jerusalem as a territory now they said we'll have a nice jerusalem as defined by the government of israel that means they have abandoned their line that is there was a remark about it three so what do you do in such guess i think i think this region is being thrown to the hands of extremists i think moderates are being destroyed and i think this is their intention their strategy so they can say israel can say oh we're the only democracy we had we don't we don't we want peace but we're going to have a partner for peace and nobody will ask them but you had a partner f

at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's benetton car around the track, a tribute to past successes and a glimpse at the potential that lies ahead. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles. yes, cooler conditions are creeping their way southwards and by tomorrow we will all notice that difference. it has already moved into parts of scotland, where we are seeing some sunshine but also some showers just as the rain has been working through england it has been creating quite cloudy and murky conditions. you can see the culprit right nicely on our radar picture, the first weather fronts up and down towards the south and the easter, the second slipping gci’oss and the easter, the second slipping across parts of scotland and into northern england, with the chavez slipping into parts of scotland and northern ireland. as the day goes on there will be a lot of fine and dry weather in the south—east corner of the country. here we will get to see some sunshine but the wind is quite brisk. you will notice it wherever you are, particularly in scotland and northern irela

that part of a-10 is controlled by a private company of the benetton group.used the bridge collapse, it is still believed that it was a structural problem. we know that. but the prosecutor of genoa is saying this was not destiny but rather human error that caused the tragedy. melissa. melissa: amy, thank you for that. wow. david: awful. it could happen here so, let's hope we check our bridges. >>> meanwhile bernie sanders wins big. the senator claiming a victory in vermont and declaring socialism is mainstream? is he right? we're diving into that issue right after a short break. ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. that's the same thing ti want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get m

that is despite an offer from the benetton-owned parent company of aid. disaster that left at least 43 people dead has led to a fight to salvage its lucrative tollroad investment and protect its fortune amid rising public anger. can the government revoke concessions or is this a lot of talking? >> if we look at the contract, it is a long process to revoke a concession. i was just reading that the concession lasts until 2038 for atlantia. it looks like the populist government is considering other ways. publica," to "la repu they are not trying to revoke the concessions. they may do a new low and a new law new law, and the new would overrule the concession. essentially, they are going to let the concession expire. it is still unclear if this is something that can be done on a constitutional basis in this country. >> venezuelan president nicolas maduro carried out one of the greatest currency devaluations in history over the weekend. inflation is forecast to reach 1,000,000% this year. how bad is it? these measures are just drops in the bucket, right? >> ess

julie: in addition to the debate, there are the implications for the benetton family. conglomerate essentially. there has been criticism of how they have handled the situation. >> we have definitely seen the stock prices of atlantia drop by a quarter since the tragedy on august 14. that company is reeling. we know that italy is in the throes of the populism debate in a much broader sense. this is touching off a debate about infrastructure across the world. in the u.s., we have huge infrastructure problems. julie: let's turn to our third story that has to do with the acquisition buy soda stream of pepsi -- by pepsi. it has not been the only food or beverage deal. we have seen a lot of activity in this industry. >> buffett raised everyone's eyebrows even before jeff bezos did the deal with whole foods. buffett went into craft and heinz. seeing thesee deals amongst the biggest companies in food around the world. they are all trying to deal with the trends. david: one of the trends is more popularization of art seasonal, local grants -- are seasonal -- artisanl, local gran

the benetton family says he may be right, they own it.he overall on market in europe. -- bond market in europe as italian corporate bonds have dropped. see they have come down because of politics but down again because of the bridge disaster. the government says the problem u. the you -- e italy has been a beneficiary of the corporate bond buying program. david: the populist government says you should let us spend more money and we could keep our bridges up. alix: it is not us and our physical spending. coming up, he is a dartmouth college professor of economics. and we breakdown the retail half and have-nots with walmart stock up in premarket. jcpenney getting completely whacked. revising down earnings forecasts because of earnings -- inventory issues. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you

first, a story about public outrage at italy's benetton family following the genworth -- jenna what bridgee collapse. -- check out the stories online or on the terminal. emerging-market assets fell for a third week as investors adjusted turkey's vowed to avoid capital controls and restart trade negotiations. the lira fell to a 13 month low. we have seen currencies rebound in the last few days. cavenagh, executive director and head of the e.m. fx strategy at j.p. morgan chase joins us. can we say that ian has turned a corner? -- e.m. has turned a corner? potentially too early to say that, you have to be picking and choosing your battles in the em space at the moment. as you said, it has been quite a volatile time for emerging markets the past month. there are some tentative positive signs starting to come through. the u.s. and china are talking about trade again, which is a positive issue. we expect more china stimulus to be coming through as well. i think those are the important things investors will need to be watching from an emerging market perspective, particularly as we tried in navig

that is him driving one of his dad‘s old benetton car is which he won riff of his titles in in the mid my idol. i‘m really following everything he did. you know, trying to look at something i can use myself. so, that had a huge role in how i am driving now. so, yeah, really happy about that. that exclusive interview with mick schumacher is on 5 live sport from 7.30 tonight. many thanks indeed. just last week the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt said in an interview that the uk leaving the eu with no deal would be a huge geo—strategic mistake that we would regret for generations — but despite such ominous warnings the the government is today publishing the first batch of its no—deal impact papers which will tell businesses and the general public what to do in the event of the uk crashing out of the eu. ministers insist the so—called technical notices, covering issues including farming, financial services and medicine, are just part of planning for every eventuality. we‘ll be looking at some of these areas later but first, let‘s look at likelihood of securing a deal in the next six months. l