let's bring them back, we have first giorgio romano who rejoins us, giorgio romano is an associate professor at the international relations and economics federal university, ufabc. georgia romano, welcome back economic divide, um, what where can i start with you on uh israel's economic problems? you got the cost of the war, you got the credit downgrade, you got the lack of workers and host of other negative economic indicators, too much to mention in one breath, and of course. add to that red sea tensions and the international uh standing ruined, does israel have any hopes of recovery? i don't see a way back, i think the economy is destroyed beyond. ignition: you're seeing the people of the world are essentially looking at this and saying how is this allowed to happen? it is the devil now for all to see, so you're seeing massive boycots of israeli goods and all kinds of israely services, so it's imploding upon itself. um, the roth of the world is against israel for what's going on, and it's disgraceful, but no. "i don't see a way back um for israel, i don't see, i don't see new normal for is

giorgio convenience. thank you so much for joining us >> thank you so much for having me >> well, you know >> that >> disaster in baltimore is brought back haunting memories at the tragic collapse of the interstate 35 w bridge in my home state of minnesota in the city of minneapolis. it happened back in 2007. now, of course, the circumstances are very different. but scenes of the wreckage and the frantic water search for survivors in baltimore, there are some similarities to what happened in the twin cities, even back then 13 people died after that collapsed and another 145 people were hurt and tonight, minnesota department of health rotation announced the i35 w bridge will be lit up in maryland's colors and they show support for the people of baltimore. i want to bring in the governor of minnesota at that time tim pawlenty, governor. thank you so much for joining me. today. i remember so well, when this happened, i was practicing law still back in 2007 in minneapolis and i remember the news. it wasn't in

will get the hostages out and get a significant amount of a in well for more and i, we can speak to giorgio coffee euro. he's the middle east analyst on the ceo of gulf states analytics in washington, d. c. thanks so much for joining us here. on dw, we just hired combo harris call for an immediate cease fire using really some of the strongest language we've heard so far from the u. s. do you think this is washington trying to distance itself from is really leadership as well. it's a good question and i think it's important to realize that of course, us domestic politics are in the way on many of the, the basic voters, if you will. and the democratic party are very upsetting, fighting in ministration for being so incredibly supportive of israel's war. on cause over these past few months and the by the team certainly does not want more progressive voters sitting at home in november or in terms of the us is real relationship though. i mean, what we've seen over these past few months is that the buying the administration is always voicing its opinion, explaining what it prefers telling is reall

italian government has so far been a stunch supporter of the israeli regime, however prime minister giorgio meloni has recently said that rome is opposed to a ground incursion by israeli forces into the gaza strips, southern city of rafa. according to some estimates. "the value of italy's arms sales to israel more than tripled in december 2023 compared with the same month in 2022. this is not worthy that december last year was the peak of israeli b'. everybody, all groups who have joined the rally tonight have put their differences aside, because we all want the massacre of the palestinians in gaza to end, but also because we want peace in the world. earlier this week, the university of turin suspended a collaboration agreement with israeli universities and research institutes after wave of student protests over israel's brutal onsloat on gaza, max chivili, press tv. international day for the elimination of racial discrimination has been marked around the world as humanity continues to fight for equality and france hate crimes of sour since israel's latest invasion of gaza with backlash aga

in fact, giorgio was in a team of four which had collectively picked the octopus, as it was one of their favorite animals. the jacket worn by miss georgiani on the show was navy, blue, orange, pink, and green. melika giorgiana received death threats and abuse after baroness foster smared her. foster recently apologized, saying, "i wrongfully alleged that miss georgiana chose a blue octopus as her team's mascot, which i held her responsible for. i accept that these allegations were completely false and unfounded. i made a grave mistake in making those posts and i should not have done so. naturally, prior to making her racist comments, the baroness had been a lobby trip in may 2023 to occupied palestine, with flights and accommodation paid for by zionist group." elnet uk was set up by jone ryan, famous for inventing anti-semitic slurs against labor party members, as exposed in the lobby and by paul charney, former tank commander for the genocidal occupation forces. foster is also on the senior advisory board of the drone delivery group limited, lobby group for the drone industry. as is wel

us president joe biden and italian prime minister giorgio maloney during a meeting in washington discussed the issue of helping ukraine in the fight against russia aggression biden assured malone that he would be able to convince republicans in congress to stop blocking military aid to ukraine. the president highly appreciated meloni's leadership role. and the european union, aimed at strengthening assistance to ukraine. george maloney, whose country presides over the g7, said that ukraine will be the main topic at the leaders' summit in italy in june. i urge the house of representatives to pass legislation that will allow us, on a bipartisan basis, to continue supporting ukraine now. we need a safe one national security bill now. the bill includes funding for ukraine so we can keep putin from pushing and advancing in ukraine. working on a substantive and meaningful g7 summit, we intend to reaffirm a rules-based international order that protects freedom and creates peace for ukraine. see you at 9 o'clock, read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join us. roman cha

nyong'o, tuvo un regreso a los premios de ensueño luciendo un vestido de cristales de la casa de giorgioe la presencia latina. pudimos ver a la icónica y legendaria rita moreno, eva longoria, becky g. américa ferrera y bad bunny, quien puso muy en alto el nombre de los latinos, presentando completamente en español el premio a mejor película extranjera. era el encargado de llevar toda la ceremonia fue el talentoso jimmy kimmel, quien además de sus bromas y peculiar humor, hizo referencia y una pequeña reflexión acerca de la huelga por la que atravesó el mundo del cine, agradeciendo y llevando al escenario a todas las personas que trabajan detrás de cámaras. 1 de los momentos más cómicos de la noche y que dejaron a muchos boquiabiertos fue cuando john sinha presentó el premio a mejor diseño de vestuario, tal y como dios lo trajo al mundo. la entrega del premio mejor actriz de reparto marcó el regreso del formato los fabulosos 5, en donde 5 actrices ganadoras del oscar dedicaron emotivas palabras a las nominadas, la que se llevó la estatuilla en esta categoría fue david randolph, llevándose

let's cross now giorgios petropoulos, the head of the un's office for the co—ordination of humanitarian thank you so much for your time and joining the programme. we have been talking about this effort to build a temporarily floating port, and the pentagon has said it would take 60 days. it is of course needed for a ship to actually dock there. knowing the humanitarian need, what is your reaction to that timeline?_ the humanitarian need, what is your reaction to that timeline? thank you for havin: reaction to that timeline? thank you for having me- _ reaction to that timeline? thank you for having me. it _ reaction to that timeline? thank you for having me. it is _ reaction to that timeline? thank you for having me. it is true _ reaction to that timeline? thank you for having me. it is true that - reaction to that timeline? thank you for having me. it is true that they i for having me. it is true that they were continuous, we have had more than 100,000 casualties now and we have about 300,000 people in north gaza, somewhere around there. at risk of starvation. 60 days is obviously way t

coincidence that the surrealists were inspired by his work, or maybe it’s the madellans, no, it’s giorgioompetition ideal posture, held in chicago in 1956, was determined using this medical study. maybe they did it? x-ray , quite right, the competition was sponsored by chiropractors, bones 1. in latin, the name of this bone is clavicula, it is possibly the humerus, shoulder, no, clavis in latin clavis, clavis, clavis in latin clef. it turns on. kostya 200. in this chamber of the moscow kremlin the so-called bone throne of ivan the terrible, made of wood covered with ivory, is kept. faceted chamber? no. negronovitaya. armory. armament. absolutely right. true, the throne was apparently made already in the 14th century. but it is called the throne of ivan the terrible. beauty is a thousand. the diameter of this decoration, according to the guinness book, is 19.5 cm, and was recorded in ethiopia, these are neck hoops for pulling, no, well, let there be an earring, that is, something that hangs from the ear, this is incorrect, this is a disc for the lip, a popular decoration among girls of the

giorgio, thank you for joining us sir. we appreciate it. best of luck to you and your community in the recovery effort going on there. >> thank you so much. >> i want to see women protected. we know that women have died. >> jackie: hundreds of activists outside the supreme court today as the court weighs oral arguments concerning access to a widely used abortion pill. fox news sunday anchor and legal correspondent shannon brain is outside the supreme court. what is your prediction of what you think we will no? >> arguments wrapped up a short time ago and what usually happens is the friday filing the arguments they take the first vote. totally in secret behind closed doors. they will decide who writes the opinion and how it will be farmed out. they will try to flip votes in that process. i think it will be toward the end of term and end of june before we know here but what it felt like in the arguments today as we may not get to the merits of this case which is how the fda has handled loosening some of the security restrictions, the safety r

giorgio, what's the impact on your wallet? season of '24. we feel that 20% below the last year. people spending less money -- mike: joe, what about that? are people spending less at your place toosome. >> yes, sir. i'm probably a little more off a mark than george joe. what i've also seen is my regulars. i have some people that eat with me every day. the ones that are eating once or twice a month, i don't see them as often. they definitely don't have as much money to spend, and they're frugal by looking at their receipt. we have a very high food tax where i'm at. the city and state adds about 15%. i get questioned on that a lot. i don't get to keep that money. that goes right through me. mike: right. on condition of the economy, only 26% in the fox poll say excellent or good. 73 percent say fair or poor. does that mean fewer people are visiting miami beach, george george owe? -- george owe? >> we have resort taxes were down, less people. we see less canadians, less people from up north. and also the people that we see or that