the services include the rent at our state this to the department of real estate and as well as city italy's services that are sponsored by the entire city as mentions earlier we are requesting over 12 ftes in the upcoming budget recycle this shows the new position requests and the new division and like i said we were planning to request the number of positions through the fiscal year we've since decided to include those our budget going forward there's thirty no impact on what we're proposing this is 2, 3, 4 appendix a at the allocation departments counter grants portfolio included 0 total of $8.4 million of grant funding projects in the years and several years to come we're the led agency on many of the project but the mta and dpw receive a significant amount of grants to implement many of the priority projects attachment 3 is a meow memo from our grant writer that talks about our portfolio and many of the grants we've been awarded over the past years last friday we presented a capital request for the brady block project that will be funded for the omaha's - aortic we tracked those perform

authorities announced plans to deploy soldiers in cities across italy to guard against possible terrorist>> this map shows just why italy is so concerned about the situation in libya. bottom line they're not far apart. there's been a surge of refugees fleeing libya by boat. as you can see, the shortest route to that safety to get to europe is slowa italy. >>> we're going to take a break right now. but coming up punishing parents with overweight children. it could soon be a law. we'll tell you where, coming up. stay with us. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day

i got an e-mail this morning there are 100 cities in italy alone rising. 34 provinces of afghanistaning. i think what we're seeing is a tipping point in our movement where the diversity, children older people men -- we're seeing the coming together of issues, whether it is rising against the desecration of the earth, looking at the connection between extraction of oil and sexual abuse. i think we are beginning to unite and come out of our silos and bring these movements together. >> has a crenshaw, usually you're here in new york or los angeles, but you are in boston right now. can you talk about the report you just came out with and how this relates to one billion rising? >> we are interested for some time and try to address some of the specific obstacles that face girls of color. we have known for a while there's something called the school to prison pipeline. for the most part, when the pipeline as discussed, it is primarily a something that been a fax boys. recently, some numbers were released by the department of education that showed in fact black girls, 12% of black girls were

father, and then he had other relatives -- italians, as i said before -- who worked in other cities in italy but also in paris. my father's mentor from a little village in southern italy called calabria. this guy went to paris in 1911. my father later worked as an apprentice in 1920. and this guy that went in 1911 who's my father's uncle had tailors, sons who were about my age, and they became tailors. they made my institutes. this suit i have -- can my suits. this suit i have on now was made about 15 years ago. i have about 60 or 70 suits made by these cousins of mine in paris. and they are so beautifully made like my father's style, my father's standards. and these suits last forever and they're beautifully designed. this is a pinstriped brown suit, but the stripe ares are measured so precisely just hike the bridge mentioned -- just like the bridge mentioned, the precision of the towers. the precision is all the way through the verrazano bridge. those cables and every bolt. it's like the standards of tailoring, i say. and that's one of the underlying attractions i found when i started know

italy by boat. in the eastern city of bengahzi, former general haftar and his forces have been fighting supporters was libyan dawn. haftar supports another parliament based in the city of tibruk. one of his field commanders said that they would soon retake substantial parts of bengahzi. >> we're currently in the special forces barracks. that's the traffic light here. we hope in the next few hours to liberate it as we hope and pray. >> but haftar's men have made such statements before, and for now the fighting among the many armed groups in libya continues. dominick kane, al jazeera. >> hundreds more migrants have been rescued from over crowded boats headed to italy from north africa. two commercial ships arrived after an early morning distress call. some have been taken to the italian island of lampedusa. others to sicily. an estimated 300 migrants were drowned in stormy seas earlier this week trying to reach italy from north africa. >>> red roses symbolizing love are the traditional way to celebrate valentine's day. that means big business around the world. but bangladesh blockades strikes, and fear

italy by boat. in the eastern city of bengahzi former haftar and his forces have been fighting forces of libyan dawn. haftar supports another parliament which is based in tibruk. they said that they would retake substantial parts of bengahzi. >> we are currently in the special forces bear ricks. as you see that's the traffic light opposite here we hope in the next few hours to deliberate it as we hope and bray. >> but haftar's men have made such statements before. for now the fighting among the many armed groups in libya conditions. dominick kane, al jazeera. >> toga india why the leader of the anticipate corruption party has been sworn in. the party won a landslide majority in delhi state election earlier this month. >> nothing was going to stop him from taking the oath of office as deli's chief minister. he had been sick with fever for the last four days. after winning an overwhelming majority of state assembly seats, he said his party will focus on fighting corruption. >> my promise to the people is that the money you pay in taxes has always disappeared because of corruption. i promise you i will

italy by boat. in the eastern city of bengahzi former general haftar and his forces have been fighting forces of libyan dawn. haftar supports the government in city of tibruk. >> we're currently in the special forces bear ricks. we hope in the next few hours to liberate as we hope and pray. >> but haftar's men have made such statements before. for now the fighting among the many armed groups in libya conditions. dominick kane, al jazeera. >> the nigerian government said its forces have fought off an attack in the northeastern city of gombe. forces open fired as they opened the city saturday, throwing leaflets and calling for the boycott of next elections. boko haram attacked a town in neighboring chad, killing ten people. >> this is what is left of the gombe village the first known assault in chad by the nigerian armed group. it's thought around 30 fighters crossed lake chad early on friday. they made it to the village and shot at anyone they found and then set fire to the place. two-thirds of the village has been burned to the ground. nugumbe had become a place where many sought safety from boko haram

italy. the but the city wants more.t wants to capitalize on anti-immigration sentiment to appeal to the electorate from all across the country. essentially, he wants to make the league less northern and more national. the other right-wing movement including the new fascist group and france's national group but many in rome have not forgotten nor moreforgiven decades of discrimination against thousands of italians and the anti-immigration they passed as part of a coalition government led by belesconi. police clashed with protestors when they tried to occupy the square of the rally. the police charged and dispersed the crowd using tear gas. on saturday, their counter demonstration was peaceful. feelings were running high. >> the northern league is nationalist. they mustn't stop. >> thousands of people attended the league's first major rally in rome the northern league's leader will hope that it's success vince to fly the party's flag. al jazeera rome. . >> votes are being counted in lasutu after an election aimed at bring

italy by boat. in the eastern city of bengahzi. they had been fighting supporters of libyan dawn. haftar supports another parliament based in the city of at this tibruk. they sailed they would take over parts of bengahzi. >> you can see this is the traffic light opposite here, we hope in the next few hours to liberate it, as we hope and pray. >> but they have made such statements before. and for now the fighting among the many armed groups in libya continues. dominick kane, al jazeera. >> the u.n. in iran strongly condemns the killing of a tribal leader. one of 12 people kidnapped by a shia group in baghdad and then murdered. they have described the killings as a heinous and unacceptable crime. two sons of an iraqi npr are also among the dead. there has been more fighting in the area since the group ceased the town in anbar province. it's five kilometers from an air base. the pentagon confirmed a group of fighters attacked on friday. >>> the liter of an anti-corruption party has been sworn in as chief minister. he won the landslide majority in the new delhi state election this pas

italy and france. the audit decision city auditor decision is not, just for security, the houthi leaders the de facto leaders of the country the gulf partner qatar and uae have not recognized this coup, basically at the united nations with a proposal to get the security council to adopt strong stances towards the houthi coup, calling for reinstatement of the government and to return the government buildings and institutions to what they say are the legitimate rulers or the religious-led government here. there have been three military bases that have been taken after, in shebwa, another larger military base was taken over and hand he over to those tribes -- handed over to those tribesmen. just showing how unstable the situation is. >> our thanks ojamal el shayal reporting from yemen. >>> high death toll of israeli air strikes against hamas. according to the associated press 60% of the people killed on the air strikes on homes were civilians. may have included civilian homes for military purpose. the ap said it did 270 air strikes just on homes 508 of the dead were women children and older men. in all the air

italy by boat. in the eastern city of benghazi former general halifa hafter and his forces have been fighting supporterslibyan dawn. he supports another parliament based in the city of tibrook. on friday one of his field commanders suggested they willould soon retake substantial parts of benghazi. >> we are currently in the special forces barracks. as you see, that's the traffic light opposite here, and we are heading there. we hope in the next few hours to liberate it, as we hope and pray. >> but haftar's men have made such statements before and for now, the fighting among the many armed groups in libya continues. dom dominic kane al jazeera. >>> hundreds of protesters have rallied in bay rain's capital to mark four years since the country's uprising. activists have uploaded video showing running battles with police in several suburbs. they say dozens of people have been injured. this will video appears to show a child being arrested. demonstrate orders are mainly shi muslims calling for reforms from the sunni royal family. >> two al jazeera journalists are out on bail after 411 days in jail in egypt,

italy after the break. stay with us. >> live from the city of london. we haven't really talked about greece yet. here it is. they will have to continue the bailout. joining us for more is hans nichols. a weeks worth of meetings. you can guarantee they will agree on something. what have they agreed on besides that? >> they have these technical advisors working with greek counterparts on figuring out what the numbers are, what the need maybe if they extend the current bailout program. angela merkel and see this -- alexis see this had their first meeting. merkel seemed willing to work with her new partner. have a listen. >> we gave each other a friendly greeting. i said from my side there is full range to work together. now we will take a look at the different points we will find common ground. it was very friendly. >> here is what we're looking at in terms of a potential climbdown from both sides. the germans would not insist the entire bailout program would be implemented. remember, the finance minister said he can abide by 70% of that. the greeks seem to be backing away saying as a percentage of

italy's favorite cheese brand. now, america's number one block mozzarella. >> 4:43. taking a live look at atlantic city. this is an area that could snow out of the system. we're watching and waiting and listening. >> and nobody is watching and waiting more closely than david murphy. >> reporter: we can all watch and with a lot. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows there's snow pushing in over south jersey and delaware. if we take the two dimensional view, you get the picture. if you're in cape may delaware, you're seeing snow. the snow centered over virginia and north carolina continues to pass out to sea to our south but close enough to brush us what is generally going to be light snow. we'll have the first bands popping through. slow it down if you see a coating. as we get into 6:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m., we'll have a better chance of seeing this in philadelphia. we're not expecting major accumulations around i-95. word to the wise, slow down when it starts. sky 6 looking at center city, the clouds high enough above growfned -- ground to allow us to see the tops of the center city sky scrapers. temperature

italy for military intervention. new measures against i.s.i.l. caroline malone reports. >> reporter: egypt has hit the libyan city of durna aiming at i.s.i.l. targets. the attack also killed receivables as well as a number of children. fighters aligned with general halifa hafta says they have already bombed portions of benghazi and cert. >> we wouldn't hesitate to fight them the same that applies to egypt. for groups that commit such crimes borders aren't going to be an issue. >> the rival libyan government based in tripoli has denounced the attacks. >> translator: this horrible assaultenassault on this terrorism conducted by the egyptian military represents a clear breesh of international law and the u.n. charter. ftc. >> reporter: the first air campaign happened just hours after egypt's leader warned it would respond to the killing of 21 egyptians in libya. the group had traveled olibya looking for work. after video was posted online that appeared to represent them being killed by i.s.i.l. egypt has run a campaign against what it calls terrorists groups in the sinai peninsula and one of its latest videos i.s.i.l. also made a direct threat

it has reignited criticism of italy's decision to end search and rescue missions in the area. >> to belgium, a court in the city of antwerp has sentenced the leader of a radical islamist group to prison. the judge said that he was the driving force behind sharia law in belgium. >> the court argued that the group is a terrorist organization that brainwashes young men into fighting in syria. 55 young men were found guilty of terror related offenses. most are believed to still be fighting in syria and were tried in abstention of -- in absentee ia. you heard the verdict when it was announced in antwerp. what was the reaction? was it expected, the verdict? >> i think it was expected, by many here, particularly if you see this people before the trial who have said that it is a terrorist organization and an organization that is to be blamed for so many young people from belgium to syria -- 1/10 is what the prosecutors said, of the 350 people who traveled to syria and been motivated by this group to go to syria. >> given that, what are belgian parties doing to contain this islamist threat? >> the belgian government is

city. if you were in that unit, and it was the most decorated unit of world war ii, it helped save the texans that were trapped in italyuge amount of casualties from the 442. they actually recruited people from crystal city and other internment camps. they are interned people, and then they are taken out of camp and go to the 442 where they fight for the united states of america. >> always in germany? >> in germany and in italy and in japan, as well. >> could you talk to anybody who served in the 442? >> yes. their stories are fairly well-known. they were called a go-four-broke unit. the ones that i talked to said number one, they believed in their country and number two, they knew of no other way to prove their loyalty than to say yes. even though it cost these enormous splits with their fathers, the other place that they served was the military intelligence unit, and so these were the people who helped to break the code in japan. they too were heroes. they shortened the war, the mis people, and some of those people were young men from crystal city. >> you told the story about one of the young men in the family that w

city. >> there you have it, the finisher first place in the foot section of this race is from italy. at the very last minute, drama here, one of the mountain bikers of germany he came along and waited and crossed at the same time. they've come a remarkable distance. it's a finish at night. many of them have gone through the night to get here. many more are on the trail. for now everyone is celebrating this finish. >> this remarkable man has led this race throughout. not only that, he has come more than 690 kilometers in less than 10 days. that is just incredible. this is a race that was not actually finished before 2009. people tried but didn't make it. now people are doing it in less than 10 days, an unbelievable athletic feat. when i asked him earlier whether or not he felt good about it, he was a little bit unconcerned. >> i wouldn't say i am an athlete. i'm a normal person, but now i know that the finish is near, then i can timely have a hot shower and a warm bath. >> that's probably the thought that keeps almost anyone who's still in this race going. about 10 people still are he

italy decades ago. they recently resurfaced in new york city.rs are not sure what happened to them across those years but they say the two pieces eventually end up it weren't art dealer and art invest many firm in new york. >> after from the museum the statuette passed through several hands and was eventually discovered as listed for sale on the website of an auction house here in new york city. >> the art invest many firm relinquish the items after learning about the theft. investigator do's not any it has anything to do with it. >> it's estimated to be an industry raking in hundreds of billions of dollars. hair weaves and extension. >> african-american women make up a large portion of those paying hundreds to thousands of dollars per we've. this is an expensive thing joyce. you've been working on this story for quite sometime for tonight at 10:00. >> i have, lucy see. those tracks of hair can be expensive to buy then take hours and hours to so and take out not to mention the damage they can cause. if you don't take good care. still, there are

city of sert. residents say the radio has been broadcasting speeches by abu bakr al bag daddy. he said the situation puts italyer threat. the italian coast guard rescued 700 migrants from overcrowded goats near the coast of libya when officials received a distress signal. 100 of the migrants have been send to lampadusa. another 250 are due to arrive in s sicily. 200 died in stormy weather earlier last week. the scandal surrounding argentina's president has deepened. she is now being formally accused of trying to cover up allegations of iranian involvement in a bomb attack on a jewish community center. the allegations were first made by a prosecutor found dead last month. from buenas airies. >> reporter: property cuters are go away. >> a pistol shot to their head. forensic teams have searched for evidence to help the inquiry how he died. a month later, argentines are still debating whether it was suicide or murder. some are hailing this latest move as a major advance. others are saying it's politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is that it has added to the uncertainty and argentines ar

city was overrun by muslim armies. preceded by jerusalem being sacked, preceded by italy and spain and france and even rome itself thattacked. and these were christian enclaves and historical sites that had been attacked by muslim armies. isn't that a fact? do you agree with the crusades or not? >> look, sean. the reality is think how absurd this is and how the president is trying to get people to debate the crusades hundreds of years later. >> the analogy's off, i mean. >> part of the problem is regardless of his anlalogynalogy, it's this moral equivalence, this mush, there's a greater problem here. this is a president who won't proudly proclaim american exceptionalism. may be the first president who ever truly doesn't believe in that. look at his foreign policy. doesn't believe america as a force for good. seems like instead he believes in multilateralism as a goal not a tactic. he allows foreign capitals have veto power over foreign policy. this is part of what happens. what i worry about is we don't teach american exceptionalism to the next generation, these are the kind of leaders we're going to have. we don't in

to the west and not the first time it threatened italy and making clear threats in november when it showed a map of expansion and rome is one of the citiesnted to expand to. this is another threat that came on the back of a horrific act of brutality but there have been other threats to other western european nations and i think this will add to the momentum behind european states and the fight against islamic state but i don't think it's necessarily going to be a game changer. >> charlie, very good to get your insight on this charlie winter with the foundation live from london. now to ukraine where government troops and separatists both say they won't pull back until a full ceasefire is implemented, the next step in the peace plan is for heavy weaponry and troops to be removed from the front line add midnight on monday. but shelling and mortar fire have been heard in the rail way hub and the government says five soldiers have been killed in the last 48 hours. >> translator: we would like to stress our military open fire only in response. the enemy continues to conduct active aerials during the last 24 hours, 6 drones were register ed ed.

the u.s., italy germany, solved diarabia and other countries all closed their embassies in the city.ccording to the "washington post" not all u.s. intelligence personnel have been evacuated from yemen but the u.s. embassy was a major base of operations for intelligence collection so it's made its evacuation has made things much more of a challenge to collect intelligence at thisé now, today a pentagon spokesman described thed''ww2kf situation. >> even before all of our personnel were removed from the embassy, the business of intelligence was made more difficult by the political uncertainty and now there's no question about that. i'm loathe to quantify that for you, but obviously it'su2óo harder to get information than it was before. >> he did say the u.s. military is still able to conduct operations in yemen. he said there are special operations forces that are still there and they are still training the yemeni security forces. >> there's also some new information about the takeover of a major military base there? >> that's right. now the state department says they have not been able

city. >> so there you have it. the finisher first place in the foot section of this race, he's from italy.and just at the very last minute a bit of drama one of the mountain bikers. there is a mountain bike section as well. peter felton of germany he came along and crossed at the same time. they have come at a remarkable distance. many have gone through the night to get here, and there are more people out on the trail. for now everyone is celebrating this finish. >> this remarkable man has led this race throughout, and not only that, he has come more than 690 kilometers in less than ten days. that is just incredible. this is a race not actually finished before 2009. people tried but did not make it. now people are doing it in less than ten days. an unbelievable athletic feat. when i asked whether or not they felt good about it, well, he was a little bit unconcerned. >> i wouldn't say that i'm an athlete. i'm normal person but now i know that the finish is near and then i can have a hot shower and warm bed. >> about ten people still heading for the finish line roughly give or take a few. mo

. >>> still to come ol this newshour italy says it is prepared to intervene in libya as isil supporters claim to have captured the citysirt. >> the aftermath of a strike by boka haram fighters in chad as nigerian fighters say they have fought off an attack by the armed group. >> no place like home for aaron finch as he notches up a big score against eng lands in the cricket world cup. gulf nations have cover determined what they have called a coup in yemen. foreign ministers from the corporation council issued a statement after a meeting in re ryad ryad. talks are being held in yemen between houthi rebels and the party of the former president. it's hoped that meeting will lead to the formation of a transitional body that will last two years. it's a week since houthis took power. more details: >> reporter: angry protesters set fire to a shi-houthi vehicle, yemen's third largest city. they say the car was being used by the houthis to prevent them from hoarding holding a demonstration. it is one of many predominantly sunni regions where anti-sunni sentiment is on the rise. this isa city south of sana. the houthis are in

have taken over a state-run radio station in the libya city of cert and say the radio has been broadcasting speeches by the i.s.i.l. leader and italy minister says the situation threatens his country only a few hundred nautical miles from cert. in ba range -- bahrain capitol and they have videos with running battles of police in suburbs and say dozens of people have been injured, this video shows arrest of what appears to be a child, demonstrators are mainly shia muslims calling for reenforcement by the royal family. joining us on the line is the human rights campaigner at one of the protests in the bahrain capitol and thank you very much for speaking to us and give us a sense first of the mood on the streets today, four years after the start of the uprising are people able to protest? >> i'm surprised because after two years in jail i just came out two months ago and it's much more than what i have seen in 2012 which says the protest is increasing on bahrain. i'm in the village out of the village where they are protesting in areas including here. i'm on hundreds of people now men and women, are facing the police. every 5-10 minute

city of auchen. >> your father came home with something he longed for. searched for. >> i was very young, but i knew he had found something very important. >> very important indeed. it was a stradivarius crafted in italy around 1707 by the master of them all, antonio stradivari. sound expensive? it was. >> it was a huge sum of money for us for our family. and it made a huge difference in our lives to pay it off over many years. >> dealers estimate bernard paid around $100,000. an astronomical sum in the late 1950s when the average american house sold for $18,000. for greenhouse, the instrument became a part of him. >> he call it every superulative. his love, his heart, his treasure, his voice. >> at the height of his career, greenhouse performed nearly 200 times a year. >> i always wanted to hop in the cello case and travel with my farth wherever he was going. >> when he wasn't in concert, he taught at julliard and here at home in his cape cod studio. this is where elena also played the cello as a child. >> you sometimes put your name in his appointment book in order to get time with him. >> i didn't do that to get a cello lesson. i did that to get an hour of his time. >> did you ever play the strad?

city is at the heart of clashes between government forces and a range of insurgents. still ahead at this hour, yemen yemen's houthies acaused of using again men in the crowds. >>> and live from italy the captain of the costa concordia has been found guilty of manslaughter and will spend 16 years in prison. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrapup of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights, on al jazeera america . >> now we go to the top stories in al jazeera. ukraine's president is meeting meeting with european leaders in minsk to see if a cease-fire can be reached. >>> president obama asked congress to authorize military force against the islamic state in iraq and the levant. the president has made clear he does not want a full-scale ground invasion. and costa concordia captain francsco has been sentenced to 16 years in prison. 32 people died after the cruise liner hit rocks in 2012. the captain said he has been made a scapegoat for the accident. we're live where the trial is being held. claudio, it

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britain britain, and then most recently italy is trying to be more vocal, indicates clearly that the world community especially the senior members of the u.n. cityouncil feel like something has to happen. it has been calling for it now for a while. anything and everything that has anything to do with military intervention has to be lead and driven by the united nations. >> right. >> we don't have a problem having nato getting involved again. we dislarged gaudify back in 2011, by rallying the international community to intervene. there are many civilians that are fleeing the country in libya. there are many civilians that are subject to -- to violations of their rights -- >> right. >> -- being in the cross fire, so in my opinion there has to be international intervention now. >> so if the call is for an international military intervention, aren't you necessarily picking a side? you have two governments there operating. one in triply and one in the east of the country. which side -- can you give me some analysis on each side and which side benefits you think from military action? >> neither side is actually taking the proper steps to resolve their

italy's phone company next. ♪ jonathan: welcome back. this is "on the move." the u.s. and iraq are planning a spring offensive to retake the cityl. the operation would require as many as 25 troops -- 25,000 troops. the battle will mark the first major test for iraqi forces since issa swept across northern iraq last year. according to greek people familiar with the matter, the european central bank is ready to tell greek banks to reduce their holdings of state debt if talks break down. france's economy showing some signs of strengthening. services grew at the strongest pace in more than three years. in germany, manufacturing continues growing. pmi beat expectations. later, we will get the eurozone pmi readings. that is just 15 minutes away. let's go to top company stories. telecom italia trying to buy out its media business. bloomberg is reporter manuel joins us now. i went through this statement and saw the top line. sales down. i would see that as some big negative. compared to the year before, it looks beautiful. guest: it is actually pretty good. we are seeing a big turnaround story in telecom italia, one of europe's largest

at the finish line near dawson city. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: so there you have it the finisher first place in the foot section of this race. he is from italythe very last minute a bit of drama here. one of the mountain bikers peter felton of germany actually came along and waited for the winner and crossed at the same time as him. they have come a remarkable distance. it's a finish at night, and there are more people out on the trail, but for now everyone is celebrating this finish. >> congratulations my friend. >> reporter: this remarkable man has lead this race throughout. and he has come more than 690 kilometers in less than ten days. that is incredible. this was a race that was not actually finished before 2009. now people are doing it in less than ten days. when i asked him earlier, whether or not the felt good about it, well he was a little bit unconcerned. >> i wouldn't say i'm an athlete. i'm a normal person. but i know that the finish is near then i can finally have a hot shower and a warm bed. >> reporter: that's probably the thought that keeps almost anyone who is still in this race going, about ten people still heading for the

been calling this city, the capitol of rome, thieving rome because it has been claiming that rome and the centralized government has been stealing from the industrialized north of italy to fund the poorer south. it has been accused of being racist. now there was a change of tactics, a year and a half ago when the new leader was elected he decide not to break up this country, but to unify the country under his leadership. this was a charm offensive for them to take grouped and see if they could foster support from other places in italy other than the north. >> so then how would you describe their overall support? a lot of these groups, these right-wing groups in various places across europe. they're very loud. they're prominent. they look big but they may not have widespread support. how wide would you describe the support here? >> well, they've admitted they've been inspired by marie la pens in france. and marie la pens has given support to the people here during this rally, and it seems that it's working in a way. while i was talking to the people here, many of them had traveled from the north. but i meet people who were disenchanted by the current government and ca

city like mosul, it's going to be a huge task. cnn, irbil. >> absolutely. isis has a new target now in its sight, talking about europe, and specifically italy. isis forces are in libya, which is just a short boat ride across the mediterranean. the country's a big problem now with refugees making their way on to share shores to seek asylum making it easy for isis to actually slip in. in a video purportedly from isis this week the islamic state warned they are south of rome and this is what they say, rome will be conquered. we want insight from our guests here the contributor for the daily beast and former u.n. and state department official. starting with you, jamie, you're in italy. we are talking about authorities looking at warnings here and i wonder how seriously they are taking it. are they making preparations? beefing up security here? potentially rounding up isis sympathizers where you are? >> they are taking precautions and taking it seriously. the problem in libya is taken seriously, and as you know the foreign minister and defense minister talked about the lead for intervention in libya to block isis out. that was clawed back a bit b

italy, is at the top of the list. >> it's a fascinating list. one of the citiesgh high der bad. >> it's one of these tech cities in india that people are intrigued to go to. >> let's talk about rio. the world cup, et cetera, is that what hyped it up? >> i realized you really can go to vacation in brazil and get there easily and have a wonderful time. the real trick is wait to get there this year tlaern next year when the olympics are on and everybody else wants to go. >> how influential is food? >> i would say for me it's the big thing. >> one of the biggest motivators for people to travel absolutely is food. if you look at the top ten cities, five of those are major foody destinations where it's toronto, nashville, salve narks georgia. definitely food is motivating people's trips. >> what are one of the most popular? people hear europe and they think that's going to be really expensive. >> yeah. absolutely. it remains the big ones london rome, paris. if you want to buy airfare to europe, you need to have bought it yesterday. if you're looking for great deal, do

groups say italy's new rescue program only operates a few miles off the italian coast has put thousands of lives at risk. al jazeera. >> still ahead all the sport. we find out if manchester city managed to close the gap and chelsea at the top of the english premier league. >> for the latest in sport here is andy. >> at the top of the english premier league with a- 1-0 win against everton. chelsea has been seconds away from seeing it's lead at the top of the table. manchester city were winners at stoke. >> we had a couple of matches. it was the first time this season a very difficult match. >> two goals from sergio aguero helping city against stoke. manchester united are third against burnley. they move against southampton. they were held to a 0-0 draw against west ham. now algerian club has won an appeal against a two-year ban that follows the death of their striker at a home game last year. now algeria sports ministry had claimed that the cameroonian died after being hit by an object thrown from the crowd. later investigations revealed he had been physically attacked. they have lifted the club suspension saying the confederation of football did not comply with its own rules.

italy. they always want to shut down on sundays. in france they are trying to keep the tourists in paris. it is the most visited city in europe.ething that can help drive the economy, which is sluggish. olivia: it is not even about the french consumers, as mr. valls said. it is about tourists. it is so polemic that macron has received death threats. >> people will find ways to shop on sunday. in germany there was a law you could only shop if you were traveling on a sunday so gas stations became emporiums and soda train stations. -- so did train stations. >> a few years ago, german shops closed on saturday except for once a month. brendan: you cannot go to the butcher on a monday. olivia: this is the structural reform everyone is banging the drum for in europe. shows how difficult it is to pass in terms of domestic politics. i want to ask our twitter question of the day. what do you think snapchat is worth? could it be worth $19 billion? tweet us. this is bloomberg "surveillance," streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. our top headlines. olivia: go pro gained 12% after investors

the city of rome is calling for 500 anti-terrorism police after the shali of del in paris. another thing you're seeing in italyre is a threat and the need to relax a little bit. and not just the headlines. >>darya: the pentagon is looking for a new press secretary john kirby is one to be leaving the post according to reports the new defense secretary ashton carter was a civilian and spokesman he service announced the spokesperson for a little over a year no replacement has been made. >>mark: will have more on the big stores we have been following this morning as will bring a of a ride after the break to alive the outside here the webers low clouds and fog still a backup of all right now 55 waiting for sunshine and waiting for the upper 60s this afternoon. whoa, is ia luhbox t a llown ba rrrr..a turabeau. you' makg meelt.shl we mini bybels 10 turachee and a ole t ofun. mi babel.snk a ttleigge >>mark: would like to give you 2 ft. of snow you improvise the boston was a challenge. >>reporter: what are few knucklehead bostonian says choosing to deposit themselves in snowbanks worm insurance is the fault doesn't get

cities. that's before it reloads. why are we building more aircraft carriers, $15 billion a carrier? we got 13. the next country to challenge us is italy, has two. [laughter] it's the military industrial complex that eisenhower warned us against. people don't like that. they'd rather have that money go where eisenhower wanted it to go in his famous "cross of iron" speech that you can look up on the internet--april 1953, when he said, "is this the way we want to live? we can wipe out the soviet union. they can wipe us out." and then he did what no other president did. he listed how much a bomber cost, a tank cost, a cruiser cost, and translated it into schools and clinics and public transit systems and hospitals. a majority of the people think congress should have skin in their game. this is one which i almost got unanimity on when i was campaigning. i said, "how many of you think, since congress likes to buck it over to the white house about getting us into war, they don't want to deal with article 1, section 8, which gives them the exclusive right to declare war, how many of you think that any time congress and the white house want to

cities and towns and villages all across this great country. so that's where our american revival that we talked about italy about transferring that power from washington back to the people, getting it to the states and ultimately up to the individuals where they can hold their government accountable in a way that i think sets the standard for the future. i will just end with this last summer here and then i think we'll will move the podium and bring some chairs up. years ago i had a chance in september 2011, not long after i was first in office and some big changes we proposed and made in wisconsin. i the chance to go to a conference in philadelphia. that might not sound like a big deal, but to me it was because as a kid i loved history. i loved reading about our founders put in fact i was a little geeky. i thought of our founders like superheroes. because our family didn't have a lot of money as a kid i never made it to washington, philadelphia, or anywhere else. the first time i came to our nation's capital was because the american legion had a program called boys state and a semi-from boys state to boys nation as one of the two representatives from