and your border federica baggio joins me in studio with more on those sardines so how did this movement get going well karl it all started with a pretty spontaneous flash mob in the city of blowing in northern italy on november 14th on that day mantissa leaning was visiting the city and 4 young friends from that city they set up this facebook event calling upon fellow citizens to gather in one of the city squares to pack the square like sardines or look at. and they were hoping to reach 6000 participants but actually more than double and that's more than double participants came to that square and that really has now turned into as part similar rallies across other cities. in the region and also outside of the region with more planned in the next weeks and those protesters they say that they want to stir italians to challenge the league's migraines message and this is what they had to say. we're here to say that salvation is ideas will not take root here or at least they will not have the success he's hoping for. i came here because i'm against populist politics i believe that politics

rejected and in response to pompei of the european union's foreign policy chief federica more greeny said the e.u.'s position on israeli settlements had remained unchanged the e.u. considers them illegal. buz real palestine peace process has been stalled for years now and washington's latest move could jeopardize future negotiations. well the announcement by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o is just the latest in a string of pro israel moves by the trumpet ministration we can't forget that washington has already recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel and also recognized israeli sovereignty in the golan heights now this announcement breaks with a u.n. security council resolution and back in 2016. states that settlements in the west bank are a violation of international law it also goes against the 4th geneva convention and it's a move that's expected to distance the united states from its traditional allies in europe and also allies of the u.s. in the middle east it's a significant shift from the policies of president barack obama. who was very much against the further cons

reporter federica badger has been tracking the story welcome. sir. great piece of wool how does it get to washington received so this is all part of a of an initiative called a wall against walls and it was launched by a berlin based pro-democracy group often it is the open society and on the 30th anniversary of the fall of the world they decided to use a portion of the symbol of the division that germany experienced during the cold war to send a very clear message to president donald trump to criticize his immigration policy and he spun to build border on the us mexico. wall sorry on the u.s. and mexico border and that will peace. almost 3 tons that's the equivalent of 5 grand pianos they had to fly it from germany to new york and then transported it to d.c. by truck and then they tried to deliver it to the white house on saturday evening the security personnel however did not allow the delivery so even if there was no official statement by the white house or by donald trump we could say he did not accept the gift ok what are they trying to achieve

rejected and in response to pompei of the european union's foreign policy chief federica more greeny said the e.u.'s position on israeli settlements had remained unchanged the e.u. considers them illegal. buz real promise during peace process has been stalled for years now and washington's latest move could jeopardize future negotiations. they've been having with some of the stories making news around the world the lebanese parliament has postponed the session due to happen on tuesday after protesters in beirut attacked cars carrying m.p.'s and blocked roads the postponement comes despite heavy deployment of security forces demonstrators say the planned session was unconstitutional. amid an economic and political crisis. the u.n. says it has reports that indicate quote dozens have been killed in iran during days of rioting sparked by increased fuel prices it condemned iranian security forces use of live ammunition against demonstrators and urged the government to rein in its use of force the government insists the price rises are necessary to fund social welfare programs. the informa

rejected and in response to pompei of the european union's foreign policy chief federica more greeny said the e.u.'s position on israeli settlements had remained unchanged the e.u. considers them illegal. the israel palestine peace process has been stalled for years now and washington's latest move could jeopardize future negotiations. and i look at some other stories making news around the world the lebanese followed just postponed a session to happen on tuesday after the test is in beirut attacked cars carrying employees and they blocked roads the postponement comes despite heavy deployed to security forces demonstrators say the planned session was unconstitutional the test is to a test adopted amid a 2 over amid an economic and political crisis. thousands of supporters of bolivia's ousted president evo morales have again taken to the streets of the political capital. they're demanding the resignation of self-proclaimed interim president janina on the as bolivia's catholic church has called for a national dialogue to end more than a month of violent protests. staying in latin ameri

foreign policy chief federica michael rennie along with germany france and the u.k. have urged iran to reverse recent breaches of the $2550.00 nuclear deal or face action last week tehran announced it was resuming low grade uranium enrichment at its underground fordo nuclear plant. that when we think of animals that can offer us humans emotional support it's mainly dogs and cats not usually pigs but you're about to meet lee lou she's a therapy pagan part of a program that brings trained animals to san francisco's airport to help passengers who have a fear of flying. it's just another day of work. she's part of san francisco international airport swag brigade she's not catching any flights but a person smiling to help stressed out pass and just relax. people are very happy to get distracted from the travel from their routine whether they're flying to on their journey or litigation or work but everybody is usually very happy. that it seems it's not to load a whole bush there's no lipstick on this pig. just perhaps a touch of nail polish. and people seem to enjoy it. i'

the eu's foreign policy chief, federica mogherini, is calling for restraint from both sides, and thatctive de—escalation efforts." police have surrounded the campus for a week now and it's thought up to 500 are still inside, some armed with petrol bombs. the past week has seen some of the most violent protests since they began injune, in response to plans to allow some criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland china. critics feared it could undermine the territory's freedoms. those plans were withdrawn in september after intense pressure, but demonstrations have continued as protesters now demand protection for democratic rights and an inquiry into the actions of the police. 0ur correspondent, robin brant, is in hong kong. this is the remnants of the protesters left on the streets here tonight. there were far bigger in number in what was a significant show of support for the protesters that remain in the university on the second night of the stand—off. there are some signs that maybe it is coming to a peaceful end, with some high school students being escorted out, but so far onl

rejected and in response to pompei of the european union's foreign policy chief federica more greeny said the e.u.'s position on israeli settlements had remained unchanged the e.u. considers them illegal. the israel palestine peace process has been stalled figures now and washington's latest move could jeopardize future negotiations. u.s. president faces more potentially damning testimony in the ukraine scandal as critical. hearings get under way the house intelligence committee is set to hear from formal witnesses about president donald trump's dealings with ukraine 2 of them heard of the july 25th phone call themselves they are left in colonel alexander benjamin the officer of the national security council and jennifer williams his counterpart. vice president mike pence is office both say they had concerns as trump spoke with the newly elected ukrainian president about political investigations of joe biden and his son after the 2 appear on tuesday morning the committee will hear from former n.s.c. official timothy morrison and kurt volker the former you create special envoy in the

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