francesco's. is an art historian record collector and all thought of a book art recalled covers it's an anthology presenting five hundred covers and albums by visual artists from the nine hundred fifty s. through to today it's bands many different musical genres and schools about. the earliest album dates from nine hundred fifty five jackie gleason's lonesome echo with a specially commissioned cover by salvador dali. that there was not just that it was an artwork right that he did so by putting his own seek not to order already very well. and also by publishing what the back call that they fought for iemma and gleason shaking answer and. a short that but they sure. of the artwork he provided. andy warhol signed his velvet underground album from nine hundred sixty seven original self up to one hundred fifty thousand euros. the beatles sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band appeared the same year the photo collage was by jan hayworth and peter blake and if one of. best album cover grammy. in the

francesco worked on his and follow g. for almost a decade people hundreds of albums he's a regular at this record shop in his hometown of bologna but also goes far afield on shopping sprees. them and different parts of the war but a lot of them meaning ark and brooklyn and. that meaning that lean in paddy's depends. i don't know where i go when i call some place i always look for that i could start and. i always find some jam. out of three thousand candidates calibers he chose five hundred for the book francesco is confident that real physical records and their beautiful covers will enjoy even the age of streaming. the book and i quote that the vine you like or the good. against. can the feeling go by your nation that is produced by the digital technologies that were days so in the science i think that that i could call it as an art form with definitely survive. the record sleeve quite possibly one of the twentieth century's greatest canvassers of. all what do you get when you combine acrobatics with cycling for one thing

let's get francesco caselli in here, portfolio manager from boehner capital.ow competitive is the european banking sector now, vis-a-vi the u.s., for example? because it seems like in europe we're incredibly overbet >> yes, of course. the big problem, as mario draghi remarked, the main task for the ecb or the ssm, which is not under draghi's provision, the ssm was given the task of making banks in europe much stronger, much safer, not necessarily more competitive. that's a key point what we saw with increasing regulation over the last few years was a concentration in sector but not necessarily better banks for the system this is probably the -- the discussion we might here in the next half hour, it will revolve around what's the future for european banks >> can i ask you, has regulation been a good thing for the european banking sector? mario draghi just said now that rolling back of regulation would actually be a mistake. but all we hear from the banks is they're being worn down by too much red tape and too much regulation what's your view >> the big issue, i

and from all on the ring of crisis in minibar i'm joined by francesco rocca he's the president of the international federation of the red cross in a room welcome to you from just what secretary of state to listen have to say the german president will also be visiting as will the pope how optimistic are you but all this international pressure will have an impact on me and my. recent crisis. that also. unfortunately. the mission he see that. in the most important crisis all over the war is not the case so. let me be a bit optimistic looking at the past if you want to be. such and such way this equation there is a. desperate baby she did a few weeks ago. and you must. proceed and. this is something that they do all the international be able to know as you mentioned many are doing the muslims have fled to neighboring a bangladesh tell us more about the situation of those who are still in myanmar you said you just visited the country recently. yeah you have to think about. no more than six hundred thousand people that. you know. how he's made only by. what. he. finds out. by walking gave m

francesco: yes.ivenow the responsibilities of congress and when the banking system goes in such difficulty as the tiny one, it is to vote not to say that someone is responsible. i don't think that should be the main animal. francine: thank you so much for joining us. he is senior fellow at google. make sure to keep it right here on "bloomberg surveillance." we will be speaking to jean-claude trichet a -- jean-claude trichet. teresa gives ready to tell a business leaders to be more optimistic about brexit. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." let's check in on your markets. nejra cehic is following all the action. nejra: we are seeing european stocks trading sideways. you got miners heading for 2013 high. the stoxx 600 flat after its seventh weekly gain. that is a big of context -- a bit of context it also focusing on dollar yen. we saw dolly and hit a seven-month high. after comments from hirohito kuroda showing the real commitment and priority of hitting that 2%

in the starts oprah's production of the pearl fishers italian tenor francesco to morrow and hungary and romanian baritone or and sing the roles of the two friends who become rivals for the same woman. and. i'll order the we don't know if this. is not an environment of. nine that i don't know it's just passed by side. by side that is there will be she comes in and you know none done there. v.v. goes a little the lesson on must be not my bet that you bought that there be gun so long from here. i am. and about a miss as one of his own does mystically a benny hill barenboim is a person who can't be explained as pianist as he leads different lives to the pianist as the conductor as the general music director and the world personality. if you look at how he performed the entire ship at sonata cyclon his new concert hold as the peer boleh saw the one thing course he hadn't learned most of those piano sonatas until he was seventeen as it says why mr lee and if you see him doing those sonata is in addition to the program as a conductor here on this it's all really not explainable. he's someone w

francesco draka the president of the international federation of the red cross speaking to me from drill tell me now to soccer and to favorites for next year's world cup germany and france met in the city of cologne on tuesday night that's in western germany was a final international test in two thousand and seventeen for both high profile teams. the friendly against france was coached yohimbe lives last test in twenty seven train and both teams came out lively after half an hour and dance around nicklaus and played in alexandra like is that. an easy tap into good friend so one no late. after the break it was measured turn to produce a bit of magic team then a taking advantage. finishing with aplomb through the capers legs fifteen minutes later france were back in front like his that once again put through and go. to one to friends killian and pace of perth the serious providing the struck his second on the not but germany snatched a draw at the death rushed in to make it two two with defense splitting pass just saw us live. a satisfactory end to twenty seventeen for both coaches here wa

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jaime: o francesco tambiÉn fue parte de la demanda. >> nadie puede ignorar la ley, incluyendo el presidentecciones que no puede tomar. jaime: es una profesora de derecho de la universidad de santa clara, que sigue de cerca los temas inmigratorios. Él dice que el caso sÍ influyÓ en la parte polÍtica de la orden directiva. >> es un caso para animar al pÚblico contra las ciudades santuario. jaime: aclara que por eso existen las tres ramas del gobierno que en este casola judicial puso en su lugar a la ejecutiva. >> ellos tienen poderte decir bajo que condiciones harÁn fondos. de todos modos, ni el congreso ni el presidente puede hacer cosas que no son constitucionales. jaime: la profesora dice que falta ver si la administraciÓn trump apela el fallo o que el congreso buscase lo que el presidente no ha podido .. ramÓn: muchas gracias. ♪ ♪ palmira: ahora enlazamos con suheily lÓpez, que estÁ lista con su ventanal tiempo. cÓmo estÁs? suheily: muy bien. muchas gracias. cÓmo te va con tu arroz con glÁndulas? palmira: pues sÍ, maÑana me toca sazonarlo. ramÓn:vamos a ver cómo anda el clima, vamos a ver

. >>> me quiero volver ciudadano americano >>> francesco vÁsquez es residente legal y Él y su esposa acÁ >>> asÍ como francisco son cientos de miles de hispanos los que tienen temor a las actuales polÍticas migratorios del presidente trump. porque las solicitudes de naturalizaciÓn se han disparado este aÑo. en el 2016 se hubieron 275 mil personas en el 2017, 480 mil. activistas ven con buenos ojos que haya tanta gente pidiendo a la ciudadanÍa pero a la par quieren respuesta. >>> el tiempo de espera para recibir una respuesta se ha duplicado >>> generalmente en un proceso de la ciudadanÍa, es de 4 a 6 meses, ahora estamos hablando que una peticiÓn puede llegar durar un aÑo >>> tal es el caso de francisco sometiÓ su sometio su peticiÓn en diciembre del aÑo pasado y no sabe nada >>> tengo que esperar >>> los estados con mÁs naturalizaciÓn fueron texas, nueva york y new jersey y la mÁs fueron mexicanas, india y filipinas >>> si desea comenzar este proceso de naturalizaciÓn busquen personas g abogados acreditados no vaya con cualquiera. en nueva york rebeca smith noticias telemundo. >>> j

francesco piobbichi is a social worker in the project run by the italian evangelical church.the wake of the lampedusa refugee disaster, which cost almost 400 lives, the organization is trying to bring refugees to europe legally and safely -- to build a humanitarian corridor that politicians have failed to create. >> it's not like they're doing nothing. but what they're stupidly working on is building walls. and that won't solve the problem. and it's a shame that they support governments that don't respect human rights. >> the religious organizations have managed to get the italian government to grant 1000 visas. last year they brought about 700 migrants from lebabanon toto i, safely, and without having to pay people smugglers large amounts for the dangerous crossing of the meditarranean sea. >> it's wonderful, like a dream coming true. i hope the kids forget theadad things they've lived through. thahat they wont >> be sad anymore, god willing. >> riace has been warmly welcoming migrants for almost 20 years. the little town has been a safe haven for some 500 people whose lives

me is "the boston globe"'s annie lynn sky, daily beast laughlin march kay and sun minute kim and francesco chambers. it's a great morning. not because everyone's last name is in the first half of the alphabet. frances francesca, you just came back from abroad. what is the biggest story of the week? >> the president's five-day nation's trip to asia. i want to zero in on china. i think the relationship between the united states and china is very, very important. and president trump seems to have a love/hate relationship with president xi jinping in china. he he has very warm rapport when it comes to can xi. they rolled out the red carpet. with china, they're trade abusers, they have stolen our wealth, stolen our jobs, our intellectual property. even more knew answered than that we saw him on the trip saying one thing. then he got to china and they did this great forbidden city tour, a great welcome and he backed off a little bit and said china is not to blame. it is past administrations. got bad reviews over that. a >> annie, swallows the china trip. what is it? >> in my mind you go back to

r o the international labor organization and joining us via sari via skype from buenos aires is francesco video who is the head of solutions and innovation at the aisle oh nice to have you with us from just your title being part of the solutions unit i mean is the idea of legalizing and trying to regulate the child labor industry if i can call it is that ever a solution in your eyes. thank you very much for having me this. is part of i mean the problem of child labor as you said before is still existing we have right now counting in the last few minutes we came out with one hundred fifty two million children still working out there in the different three its own out of seventy two mediums are working in us out the. reporting from believe is very interesting because it explained about it well the difference between the different kind of work that the children are performing so there is a difference between someone is working and buy the house that the sick patient scientists were invited to this could be cash position has no access to education the work he's doing his phone for his health

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me is "the boston globe"'s annie lynn sky, daily beast laughlin march kay and sun minute kim and francesco chambers. it's a great morning. not because everyone's last name is in the first half of the alphabet. frances francesca, you just came back from

at the royal lancaster, francesco —— francesca from italy has noticed foreign collea g u es from italye is hoping to stay. for me it will never change because i am still working here. iwould never change because i am still working here. i would like really to stay here and to improve my career. in fact, the figures show the number of eu nationals applying for british citizenship has doubled since brexit. richard lister, bbc news. one of the so—called chennai six, who was released from an indian prison on monday, has spoken of his relief and delight at regaining his freedom. nick dunn, a former soldier, was among six britons acquitted of weapons charges by an indian court. he said his family would have the best christmas ever after missing the last four. he was talking to our india correspondent, sanjoy majumder. i'm on cloud nine. there is not a word in that english dictionary that can describe how i feel at this minute. can't. former paratrooper nick dunn has just minute. can't. former paratrooper nick dunn hasjust been minute. can't. former paratrooper nick dunn has just been release

i would rather the title was my name is francesco and this story is just the tip of the iceberg. >> you screwed up. >> well, you know, you can't -- this is what happens when you work with frank. >> i said that was just the title, but the fact is that what i said before the knapp commission 45 years ago is still viable today. nothing has changed. and if anybody wants to doubt me, tell the mayor, the governor, i'll show them the facts of the corruption that's happening in albany. >> okay. >> frank, i was watching the film. one thing truck struck me earlye film given your life and courage in testifying against fellow police officers four decades ago about corruption that existed in a grand scale. the scene was this. you return to your boyhood, and you talk about shining shoes. and a big burly police officer comes in and asks for a shoe shine, and you shine the shoes. you're proud, and the cop walks out without paying you. you said you didn't pay. he doesn't say a word. he walks out. he returns a couple of days later. your dad is there. he says i want my shoe shines. your dad says pay first