berlusconi down but not out.e former prime minister is expelled from parliament, but he insists his political career is far from over. the man on top of the government in mali is jailed for murder. france's burqa band comes under bantiny --

it's moment us. >> translation: silvio berlusconi's election is declared ipp valid. >> silvio berlusconi and his supporters called it a coup. the majority say it's democracy, the laws of the land being enforced. >> even as the senate voted. silvio berlusconi supporters came out to cheer their man. >> translation: the judiciary, dishonest politicians are on one side. we will always be with silvio. >> he's been the master of media manipulation. don't be fooled by the smile. power is ebing away from him. >> we are here in what is a bitter day, a day of mourning for italian democracy. we must stay on the field and not despair if the leader of the center right should not be here. >> silvio berlusconi will have a loud voice in italy. he is a wealthy man controlling newspapers and television stations. it is clear that his hold over italian politics is not what it was. angelino alfano - silvio berlusconi's chosen... silvio berlusconi lost much of his power to disrupt italian politics. the government will survive because angelino alfano and his group said they'll support the government. the other

. >> and decision day for silvio berlusconi, the italian senator spended to bring the curtain down on the former prime minister's colourful career. . >>> japan is backing the united states after it challenged the china's self-declared defense zone in the east china sea, flying two b 52 bombers over a disputed area claimed by both beijing and tokyo. the expanded zone was announced by china on saturday. it said it monitored the aircraft as it flew over. here is the latest reaction from japan, starting with the u.s. ambassador in tokyo. >> unilateral actions like those taken by china with the announcement of an east china sea defense zone undermines security, constituting an attempt to change the status quo in the east china sea, serving to increase tensions in the region. japan has shown great restraint. we urge them to continue to do so. >> translation: the publication of china's air defense identification zone was unilateral, and the backlash from the international community, including south korea and taiwan is strong. we'd like it retracted. we can't accept it. i believe the u.s. is

berlusconi's is once again called go italy. it was what it was first called when he went into politics in the 1980s. he is hoping that the nostalgia will give the party a much- needed boost. >> either do like it or not. i know what the media think. silvio's wetwo more would be the top nation in the world. as silviold words, berlusconi is fighting for his survival. he was convicted of tax fraud this summer. november thef senate voted on whether to strip him of his seat at a conference. hasecent months, berlusconi pushed his party to break away from the prime minister's government. instead, it is the party that has ended up raking apart. -- breaking apart. >> we are no longer capable of bringing down the government. >> berlusconi may have run out of cards to play. has won ah yameen runoff election in the maldives. yameen has a narrow lead over the former president mohamed nasheed. sports now. nigeria, nigeria has become the latest nation to qualify for next summer's world cup. they beat ethiopia at home to complete a 4-1 aggregat

berlusconi down but not out. the former prime minister is expelled from parliament, but he insists his political career is far from over. the man on top of the government in mali is jailed for murder. france's burqa band comes under ban comes under scrutiny. but they say they broke no rules for wearingworker her headscarf. silvio berlusconi has been expelled from parliament over a tax conviction. he can no longer enjoy immunity that has saved him from a host of troubles. it is a blow but not necessarily an end to his 20 year run. still has a lot of support. he made a defiant address. experience ae to day of mourning for democracy. we need to remain in the battle. there is no point in losing hope if the leader is no longer a senator. there are leaders of other political parties who are not in parliament. talking about him. even without being elected, he will continue to fight for our freedom. is alvio berlusconi character who inspires strong feelings among italian voters. he has dominated the political scene for y

about these parties including mr berlusconi's party which is already so. but also we have to see what their hands on the other. parties are a little movement i do not see much of the stability of government but a very very difficult. situation for the government which has passed by a few votes actually or we've heard people in the budget low which was imposed by a confidence vote so this is a spy for what may happen very soon if you haven't if you do with it if you turn on the television in italy there's a story about berlusconi every night isn't there it's always had lightning i mean yes he's a very charismatic character yes until recently he had big popularity but could you really say with a pragmatic hats on that the guy has been good for italy for the past five ten years really yes you don't say there's not been good for you to lead for the past years but certainly hears to be the cheerleader who has been. easily in the good order and everything has been turning around again and even now that he is ousted of a parliament. turns around his positions so

we are with silvio berlusconi. we'll always be with him. >> he's been the master of media manipulation. don't be fooled by the smile. power is ebbing away from him. >> translation: we are here in what is a bitter day, a day of mourning for italian democracy. we must stay on the field and not despair if the leader of the center right is not the senator any more. there are leaders of other parties who are not parliamentarians. >> silvio berlusconi will still have a loud voice here in italy. he's a weather man and controls newspapers and television stations. but it's clear that his hold over italian politics is not what it was. >> silvio berlusconi's chosen successor on the center right, angelino alfano, has broken away and supports the government. that means silvio berlusconi has lost much of his power. >> the government will survive, angelino alfano and his group said they'll still support the government. the other thing is most likely even they he's been impeached. they'll have the support of voters, they will be p

to teach berlusconi and thrilled his supporters to return won't be that easy. nobody's been expelled from the senate he's lost his immunity. his conviction for tax fraud means he's banned from holding political office for the next sixty years. he faces further investigation and the possibility of further trials. don't let the senate president peter krause i'll announce berlusconi six balls. that followed intense and passionate debate between dallas county's opponents and supporters in the senate berlusconi is out of parliament for the time being the potential for him to disrupt the running of government cars at the very least be diminished. well there were very dramatic scenes in the italian senate today let's bring in live time teams in from rome now a tom. some senators almost came to blows in the senate it tells more about this little bee bee bee but with describing it. with that between the two and two. for patients over the last battle between good and the forefront of the capital to read what the defendant in a weak position is that number is about taking

they would like to push berlusconi aside. i'm just not sure whether they'll be able to do that. >> jules, for now, thank you. let's bring you up to speed with where we are on this global trading day without the u.s. markets. advancers outpacing decliners by a ratio around about 7 to 2, something like that. now, we saw u.s. markets closing up with fresh record highs overnight. the dow up 40 points, s&p up 20.5. this morning, it's moved higher, up just 7 points. volumes will be lighter without the u.s., but there's all that data to get through, as well. a decline in m3. the jobless numbers, a mixed data for the eurozone. xetra dax up about 0.3% at the moment. 9,377. cac 40, 4,300 up 0.2% and the ftse mib, up 0.5%, as well. we have a bond auction coming out of italy, as well. 2.5 million they're looking to raise. we'll see what happens with yields there. now, some individual stocks worth looking at today, stock in thomas cook up 10%. the british travel firm raising its revenue to cost cutting. 1 pound 68. kingfisher, on the othe

berlusconi? well, he has said that irrespective of whether he keeps his parliamentary seat or he doesn't, it's still going to be the bigger head of this party. and as beppe grillo has proved, he can be pretty potent in opposition and he has no intention of going quietly. if we look at the mouthpiece paper of the berlusconi family, the title here today is gli illusi, the deluded. so anybody that thinks he's going to go quiet, the houdini of politics, is going to long around a bit longer. some of the questions being asked is if he does leave parliame parliament, could he now be arrested for some of the cases that are continuing against him? so that could affect his popularity. he's always managed to galvanize support for the people here in italy and i would assume he will continue to try and do that. that will term his force going forward. that is something we'll have to wait and see. but for now at least, a vote tonight to expel him from parliament at 7:00 p.m. and that's what we're waiting for. r

anticipating the result, berlusconi called it a day of mourning for democracy.ave been here with berlusconi since 1994, and i will stay here with him and as long as i am alive. whatever they do to him. >> the ousted senator remains at ,he head of his italian party and he could run for european elections next year, although the scandal in which he is accused of paying a minor for sex could hamper his chances. the court is set to deliver a definitive conviction for remaining charges against him at the end of next year. he has now senator, lost parliamentary immunity and could be sentenced to house arrest or community service. a the premise or has provided no-confidence vote in parliament. it is not managed to put a's got to the anti- -- a stop to the antigovernment protests. they say the government is being charged -- controlled by a neck filed brother. ed brother.il quite uncomfortable majority in parliament. as expected, the thai leader cruised to victory in a confidence vote. the clear-cut result with 290 seven members of parliament supporting her and only 134

also lighting tonight italian senators expel former prime minister silvio berlusconi from parliament for tax fraud and a vote that the veteran politician condemns calling it a day of mourning for democracy. and a crackdown on terror here in the russian capital where police say they've arrested a group of heavily armed islamic extremists. for a good evening this is all to international kevin the interview watching around the world for a good to have your company our top story then there's an eastern european economic get together starting on thursday but there's one country in the wings having trouble making up its mind ukraine is seeing days of violence and protests demanding that their president signs closer ties with the e.u. even though he knows being hasty could be costly and. protesters still continue in kiev they lost it overnight despite temperatures dropping well below zero and right now several thousand people are besieging the government building in central kiev and there's been a warning coming from you which is for the general public to abstain from any kind of provocatio

berlusconi demands loyalty, personal loyalty from his followers. and whatever they do is not irrelevant, not at all irrelevant, but it is secondary to the personal loyalty to the leader. >> professor james from the university of rome. thank you for sharing your views with us. >>> now we'll go to the news hour. let go back to doha. >> barbara, many things. lawyers are accusing the egyptian military of crimes against humanity. legal experts say it's a case that could go all the way to the international criminal court. let's go live out of cairo. rory, who are these lawyers, and what have they said? give us some context here. >> reporter: well, adrian it's a pretty high-profile team that includes michael mansfield, john dugard, a south african professor who has done a lot of work for the united nations in the palestinian territories. they were brought together by a firm called itn based in london. they were acting in behest to the political wing of the muslim brotherhood. and investigating essentially what's been going on in egypt since august. and th

is this really good for silvio berlusconi? it has been around for four point 5 billion years, and now, meetingment -- comet is the sun. we could be in for a real treat. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and elsewhere around the globe. reaffirming support to japan in the midst of growing tension with china. vice president joe biden will raise concerns with beijing he visits china next week. today, the u.s. secretary of defense called his japanese counterpart to stress the japanese security agreement does include the set of disputed items in the south china sea. bombers flew over those islands on monday in defiance of chinese restrictions. it is still not clear how beijing will respond. the tension could even affect commercial planes that fly over the protected territory. >> we are tempting to determine about the civil aviation commercial air flight. in the meantime, u.s. air .arriers are being advised to >> i spoke earlier with a man who formerly served with the u.s. security council and is now vice preside

berlusconi is vowing to stay on as an opposition leader. he says his political activities will continue outside parliament. >>> western japan is experiencing the first snow this year. rachel ferguson from the weather team has more. >> yes, exactly. we've been seeing a lot of snow piling up in northern portions of japan and now it's reached further south. let's take a look at the scenes in hiroshima. a fair dusting there in the mountains as you can see up in the trees, but it's not just up in the upper elevations. but down on the streets people pulling out their umbrellas to walk through what is admittedly a very light snowfall, but just shows us that winter is indeed coming, and it will continue to do so as we head on through the season. at the moment we've got these very strong winds coming in across from the northwest. what they're doing is picking up the moisture from the water and then dumping the snow on the korean peninsula as well as japan. through the loc and the sea of japan, we're getting the sea-effect snows. up towards the north

barack obama. >> but silvio berlusconi's private life proved more sensational than his diplomatic gofs. his so-called bunka bunga parties are infamous. earlier this year he was convicted of paying an underaged girl for sex. then there was the tax fraud. italy upheld a one-year term. it was the eurozone debt crisis that contributed most to his downfall. italy's economy was pushed to the brink. silvio berlusconi lost his perimetery majority and he was forced from office in 2011. >> as long as he has voters ready to vote for him and the party, i would say he is a power in italian politics, not as powerful as he used to be, but not irrelevant either. >> silvio berlusconi is a public figure with many enemies. many of his staumpest allies decided they could no longer support him. >> still to come - how scanners could soon replace scal pels in determining a cause of death. that story coming up. also in sport - robin will be here to tell you why footballers across brazil stage a national sit-in process. >>> welcome back, chicago's world fair of 1893 placed the city on the international map. 40

berlusconi to be expelled? and if he does, what then happened?ll, i won't expect that justice would be applied and that the laws don't -- are not made to be enforced for things that happen before the law. and this is exactly what we are trying to do with berlusconi. that, by the way, is a scandal. but it's made not in the halls of the parliament. in that case, we will have still mr. berlusconi as leader, although he will be able to be a member of parliament. >> yeah. i mean, there are those who i've spoken to in italy that say actually the law was brought in to be retrospective. so, therefore, those arguments about him not being legal don't back up. >> well, i -- we have to -- of course, we have to see things when they happen. what we cannot do is to give, as i said, an unconditional support of the government, even if our partners vote -- make a vote against all the rules against -- in order to get rid of mr. berlusconi who is, by the way, their man. >> are you going to bring back the italia brand? is the party going to be rebranded in its entire

i was quite emotional border the senate and the common spelling been getting for most of berlusconi's supporters are frankly just as emotional day for dean to his political rivals as the firing squad they've been saying that this is the deal morning for italian democracy and that this was a political assassination but most of those corny himself by saying that he's not planning to back down he's not planning to go underground and wants to stay with his supporters tell his rivals on the other hand are celebrating comparing the former prime minister without a point in the did the chicago again so cool for use in an issue where prosecution but then was finally jailed for tax evasion and so old they're also reminding that since mr berlusconi was convicted of tax fraud. under italian law he's banned from politics for the next six years now although this is happening and that some serious problems with the turn of the italian economy the government hasn't even been successful in dealing with them being really managed to force through the two thousand and fourteen budget which is the focus o

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. >> berlusconi has been expelled from parliament due to convictions of talks fraud.is supporters gathered outside of his home in a show of solidarity. he's lose the political power that he has enjoyed oh for two decades in italy, but i have no doubt that he'll continue shouting loudly. he is a very wealthy man and he controls a media empire. this is a bleak day for italian democracy as far as he's concerned, but he'll carry on fighting. >> is there going to be a wide impact on italy? >> reporter: well, undoubtedly. he has been the dominant figure from 1993 on wards. i think despite the bravado that you've heard from him today, despite the enthusiastic reception that he has gotten from his supporters here in the center of rome there is a perception that we're nearing the end of an enare a an era. he seems to have toppled, and then houdini-like, revived his career. but it is clear that his political power is ebbing away from him. many people in the center right said they were not prepared to bring down this government as berlusconi threatened to do a couple of months a

it looks like berlusconi much of the mountain. come come to play. the yumminess has won the presidential runoff in the mold these four three previous attempts to elect a new leader where an old board delayed. unofficial results should be yummy with a narrow lead over former pres of muhammad that she was ousted from office last year. sports now and in nigeria nigeria's become lists the latest nation to qualify for next summer's soccer world cup baby ethiopia two zero at home in hobart to complete a four one aggregate win in the decisive play off. that makes the super eagles the first african nation to book their place in brazil they don't qualify for the world cup finals spot times. germany were also already qualified to lead role won all of their friendly with italy on friday the result was overshadowed for germany coach who are talking that through a serious injury to one of his key players sending cutting the bureau was struck by injury in the sixty seventh minute of the match the doctor's verdict a torn cruciate ligament that will put him out of

prostitute and the italian media really has been boiling with speculation over whether or not mr berlusconi will be able to avoid getting punished and the latest in that sense was that president putin was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity softly speaking these rumors have not been confirmed but it does show the amount of attention being paid to visit. now take a look at some of the stories from around the globe a series of bombings in and around baghdad laughed at least twenty seven people dead and dozens wounded the attacks including the blast at a crowded marketplace which claimed sixteen lives and the assassination of a former lawmaker france has offered to help curb the rising bloodshed in iraq by providing weapons training and intelligence to security forces over seven thousand five hundred people have been killed in two thousand and thirteen making and. one of the deadliest years since the u.s. led invasion. thousands of anti-government protesters have besieged several government buildings in bangkok in a thir

it's all a senate has stripped former prime minister silvio berlusconi of his parliamentary seat after his conviction for tax fraud the seventy seven year old politician has dominated the italian political scene for two decades despite facing serious criminal charges and being deprived of political immunity he remains defiant as are going off reports from rome. it was quite an emotional vote at the senate and the comments that we've been getting from mr berlusconi and his supporters are frankly just as emotional they've deemed his political rivals as the firing squad they've been saying that this is a day of mourning for italian democracy and that this was a political assassination clearly looking at having to deal with several convictions including abuse of power and having sex with an underage prostitute themselves saying that he's not planning to back down he's not planning to go underground and wants to stay with his supporters you know his rivals on the other hand are celebrating comparing the former prime minister with al capone to the. the chicago gangster who for years managed

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fine by berlusconi to his former prime minister is expelled from parliament over his conviction for tax fraud but vows to remain in politics. that's the sound of a do it yourself guns three d. technology now allows weapons of any shape to be printed in. twenty five to thirty five hours depending on the machine we put it on and what materials were. we talk to engineers of printed three d. firearms and find out whether the technology could be about to get out of control. what you are going to live from moscow with me marina joshing. ukraine has seen another day of mass protest against rejection of an e.u. trade deal an association agreement sounds of demonstrators defied authorities in the capital were riot police have been deployed to ensure security. is following the situation for us in kiev. more than fifteen thousand and now he had gives famous independence square all three protest sites in the city have merged into one now this is the center stage of the whole protest the morning there was a slight tension at the government building when they the opposition held a rally then i saw li

prostitute and so local media was and still is a brewing with speculation over whether or not mr berlusconiill be able to avoid punishment and the latest girl in that sense was that the russian president was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity which in real life never of course happened in the end of the meeting of the president with the pope but it did show him out of attention being focused on going to visit and now the russian president left rome to the city of she has accompanied by eleven ministers where they are now meeting with the head of the italian government. right or thank you so much for bringing us this update from every orifice going off following the visit of the russian president to. only there. are other stories bahrain authorities have once again clamp down on the sand arresting a prominent activist and chairman of the european bahraini organisation for human rights for inciting hatred against the ruling moderate we talked to hussein jawans wife and she told us her husband was just another link in t

breaking news the italian senate in the last hours voted to expel former first prime minister silvio berlusconi from parliament of his conviction for tax fraud a larger than life billionaires lead the country for most of the past two decades he addressed his supporters in rome before the vote saying it was a day of mourning for at least democracy before being removed from parliament rather bigger move from parliament means the seventy seven year old is now stripped of political immunity and could now be arrested on criminal charges we bring you more details as we get them. there's an eastern european economic get together starting on thursday but there's one country in the wings having trouble making up its mind he crane is seeing days of violence and protests demanding that their president signs closer ties with the e.u. even though he knows being hasty could be costly. protesters still continue in kiev they lost it overnight despite temperatures dropping well below zero and right now several thousand people are besieging the government building in central kiev and there's been a warning comin

stung by the party's schism, berlusconi reached out to the rebels on saturday. he asked that defectors to form an alliance with them against their shared enemy, the center left. and the 77-year-old pledged to fight on despite facing expulsion from parliament after a tax evasion conviction. >> dominated by emotion, i'm excited to be with you. with passion and enthusiasm to construct a country that finds themselves like no one in a state who is confronted by an enemy. >> charges of crimes against humanity. the legal team was hired by the muslim brotherhood's political army, the freedom and justice department. they insist their evidence is inpartial and could be taken to the international criminal court. >> reporter: having appointed a panel of some of the world's top legal minds supporters have deposed president mohamed morsi listened intently as allegations were read out. >> murder, unlawful imprisonme imprisonment, torture, persecution against an identifiable group and forced disappearance of persons. >> reporter: the team was formed by the freedom and justice p

punishment and the latest girl in that sense was that the russian president was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity which in real life never of course happened in the end of the meeting of the president with the pope but it did show him out of attention being focused on. the ship vision and now the russian president's left rome to the city of three has accompanied by eleven ministers where they are now meeting with the head of the italian government. a new batch of leaks provided by edward snowden show that the n.s.a. has infiltrated over fifty thousand computer networks with malware the u.s. intelligence agency has reportedly been using the program to harvest sensitive information for purposes that have little to do with national security according to an investigative reporter david lindorff. they're actually able to plant knees devices inside the servers that's a whole new level of. of invasiveness and it's not just on the computers now it's right in the servers that the computers work through none of this is catchi

prostitute and the italian media really has been boiling with speculation over whether or not mr berlusconi will be able to avoid getting punished and the latest in that sense was that president putin was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity. speaking these rumors have not been confirmed but it does show the amount of attention being paid to visit. his can offer. and also share unusual bond their distaste for the oil and gas extraction technique known as fracking is held in this recently posed with environmental activists and did report links pressing strong concern about us all joined chevron exploiting shale gas in south america let's talk about this with a pigheaded a spokesperson for frack free south yorkshire is joining us from sheffield of the u.k. tonight evening to you sir thank you for your time mr kennedy first of all you would all surprise that the pope the head of the catholic church has got involved in this debate in the first place it's not kind of really within his remit is it. no i wouldn't a thought th

his seat inof parliament, silvio berlusconi finds himself facing more legal woes. an italian court has accused the ofmer prime minister evidence tampering. the accusation came from the trial of three of his former associates, charged with procuring prostitutes for parties at his house. the court alleges witnesses related to his notorious bunga b unga parties were paid off. there is evidence he paid money and other benefits to young women who had taken part in the parties. in exchange for monthly payments of 2500 euros, the witnesses offered identical testimony in court, denying the parties had sexual overtones. of paying fored sex with a former nightclub dancer when she was under 18. he was also found guilty of abusing the powers of his office as prime minister to have a release from police custody over a separate case. release coney has always denied i has always denied any wrongdoing. the court says evidence has been sent to prosecutors who were expected to open a new investigation into the case. --the classic amusement classical music lovers take note, after thr

. >> the former italian politician silvio berlusconi is out.e is vowing, and this won't be surprising to you, to continue to leading the country. barnaby phillips is in rome, and he tells us what is next for berlusconi. >> reporter: he is on the sidelines of politics. he lost that directly to political power which he has enjoyed for two decades here in industry italy. i havitaly. he remains a very wealthy man, and that gives him influence. remember he controls a media empire. he has television stations, newspapers to project his point of views. his own section will remain loyal to him. within with the last half hour or so he has been telling supporters that this is a bad day, a leak day for italian democracy as far as he is concerned but he'll carry on fighting. he has been the dominant figure from 1993-on wards. i think the bravado that you heard today. despite the enthusiastic reception which he got from his supporters here in the center of rome, there is a section that we are nearing an end of an era. i know it's dangerous to say that in rel

prostitute and the local media was and still is a boiling with speculation over whether or not mr berlusconi will be able to avoid punishments and the latest girl in that sense was that the russian president was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity which in real life never of course happened to him the end of the meeting the president with the pope but it did show him out of attention being focused on a budget which is just vision and now the russian president's left rome to the studio accompanied by eleven ministers where they are now meeting with the head of the italian government. now to go to some other stories from around the world a series of bombings in and around baghdad has left at least twenty seven people dead and dozens wounded in attacks including the blast in a crowded marketplace which claimed sixteen lives and the assassination of a full. lawmaker france has offered to help curb the rising bloodshed in iraq by providing weapons training and intelligence to security forces over seven thousand five hundred

punishment and the latest girl in that sense was that the russian president was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity which in real life never of course happens in the end of the meeting of the president with the pope but it did show him out of attention being focused on. the situation and now the russian president's left rome to the studio accompanied by eleven ministers where they are now meeting with the head of the italian government. some international news in brief now a series of bombings in and around baghdad has left at least twenty seven people dead and dozens wounded the attacks included a blast a crowded market price which kind sixteen i need. summation of a former lawmaker france has offered to help curb the rising bloodshed in iraq by providing weapons training and intelligence to security forces i was seven thousand five hundred people have been killed in twenty making it one of the deadliest years since the us led invasion. thousands of anti-government protesters have besieged several more government bui

punishment and the latest girl in that sense was that the russian president was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity which in real life never of course happens in the end of the meeting of the president with the pope but it did show him out of attention being focused on pushing the ship vision and now the russian president's left rome to the city. just accompanied by your weapon ministers were now meeting with the head of the italian government. also to come this hour the funeral business may sound a gloomy occupation but for some with the right attitude it could prove to be a lucrative career choice. join me please roll over to find out what it takes to graduate from europe's only university you agree of digging. for that let's have a quick look at some other news a series of bombings in and around baghdad that at least twenty seven dead and dozens wounded the attacks included a blast at a crowded marketplace which claimed sixteen lives in the assassination of a former lawmaker france has offered to help curb the risi

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prostitute and the italian media really has been boiling with speculation over whether or not mr berlusconi will be able to avoid getting punished and the latest for all in that sense was that president putin was going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican automatically granting him diplomatic immunity. speaking these rumors have not been confirmed but it does show the amount of attention being paid to visit. the pope and president putin also share an unusual distaste of shale gas frac ing and selling this recently pose with environmental activists indeed reportedly exposing strong concern about us all giant chevron exploiting shale gas in south america. all field executive turned anti fracking campaign and told us he blames an industry bent on profits for pushing harmful technology. this is a technology that basically has been proven not to work as the oil industry claims and it has resulted in contamination irrefutable evidence of contamination of water soil and the air and also significant negative health impacts on the population that live above the gas fields what it

prostitute and the local media really has been brewing with speculation over whether or not mr berlusconi will be able to avoid punishment and the latest rural in that sense coming from journalists is that it was allegedly going to make mr berlusconi russia's ambassador to the vatican so off the speaking these rumors haven't been confirmed but they do show the amount of attention being paid to the russian president's visit to the vatican and to you to be. a go thanks the updating a person off there in rome. while the pope president putin also shared the usual ball their distaste for shale gas fracking is held in this recently posed environmental activist reportedly expressing strong concern about us all john chevron explode in shale gas in south america a former oil field executive turned anti fracking campaigner told us he blames an industry bent on profits for pushing armful technology. this is a technology that basically has been proven not to work as the oil industry claims and it has resulted in contamination irrefutable evidence of contamination of water soil and the air and also si

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. >>> they have talked about silvia berlusconi's release. they'll vote whether berlusconi should lose his seat in parliament. napolitano said any protests should stay within the law. >>> swiss joeters have rejected a law. the one in 12 initiative would have made it illegal for companies to pay any of their staff more than 12 times the wage of the earner. the vote was held after the youth wing of the social democrat party gained 100,000 signatures to force the poll. voters had rejected that proposal by 66 to 34%. the vote is just the latest in a series of european proposals designed to curb executive pay. carolyn is with us on set. what do you make of the vote? how strong is the movement? >> the prompt overall is very strong. remember, it's just a couple of months ago, early in march, we saw the passing of this so-called fat cat pay vote. that will curb once -- once it is passed in the law it will be curbing the golden hand shakes, the golden parachutes. it will enable some of the shareholders to have a bigger say in what executive compensati

. >>> el senado de italia expulsÓ al tres veces ex ministro silvio berlusco berlusconi, este dijo que desatado una ola de criticas. y fue encendido cerca de la casa blanca para comenzar el hanukkah, el encendido data de 1979 cuando jimmy carter participÓ en la ceremonia en el parque lafayet. >>> una bissabuela dice que su liberaciÓn en el primer motivo que tiene para ♪ ♪ >>> la policÍa investiga a quiÉn bandalizo la replica de un transbortador espacial, escribieron un insulto racial. y rocearon con pintura negra parte de la estructura que lleÓo al centro espacial de houston. una bisabuela estÁ agradece a todos los que la ayudaron antes del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias es que podrÁ participar en la cena junto con su familia, la bisabuela fue liberado luego de estar dos aÑos en una cÁrcel de inmigraciÓn. >>> no tengo como pagar a las personas que me ayudaron. >>> berta mejÍa tiene muchas razones para estar agradecida. despuÉs de dos aÑos y dos meses detenida por inmigraciÓn. >>> es inhumano como lo tratan a uno. >>> finalmente saliÓ bajo fianza. >>> le pedÍa a dios que me diera mi libertad

silvio berlusconi has been expelled from the senate by the senate. that the 77-year-old is no longer immune from the italian magistrates who are chasing him on so many different fronts. the man will probably end up behind house arrest at some stage, they say, if not possibly behind bars. >> all right. >>> now, if you're lonesome tonight, there is an easy solution, and it's called a hire a cuddle service. jane wells joins us now to explain, as only she can, live from huntington beach, california. jane? >> you know, kelly, jim cantore wishes he was here right now. you may be in some office somewhere folks, back out east, but here, folks are doing beach volleyball, personal trainer action. they say you have to do what you love, love what you do. samantha has loves love, a professional cuddler, and she has so much work, she has more work than she can get her arms around. >> i feel great. >> reporter: tes is a 29-year-old from portland, oregon, who got the idea of paying to cuddle after seeing a guy sell hugs for $2. hello, this is the city with the motto