well it's one of the most beloved all prisons around giuseppe verdi rigoletto the tale of the skirt chasing duke of mantua who seduces the innocent daughter off a court jester never fails to draw a crowd it's melodious it's tragic and never short on sexy which is why a new production is always an event like for instance the recent premier here at berlin state all with michael fabiano in the role of the duke. the.

well it's one of the most beloved all present round giuseppe verdi rigoletto the tale of the skirt chasing duke of mantua who seduced as the innocent daughter all of a court jester never fails to draw a crowd it's melodious it's tragic and never short on sexy which is why a new production is always an event like for instance the recent premier here at berlin state off with michael fabiano in the role of the duke. the. god. gave you. and here he is in the flash michael fabiano one of the world's most celebrated tenors i'm the risk taking tenor part like the last welcome thank you very very little you know thank you for joining and that was of course too short michael so i'm going to ask you to take a bit of a risk here and sing a few more bars for us if you can my. god me oh there's a. minute that's absolutely amazing i think we need to clapping for that you don't even need a microphone for your performance of the duke of mine to rot in glee will lead to what's special about if you go left over you well for rigoletto it's one a very is 3 triumvirate operas of a total of yacht that he will t

and josephine let me get back to you in rome the prime minister of italy giuseppe conti said he wants changes to the e.u. rules tell us more of that. well just that the content has indicated he wants changes but he is far more conciliatory then the 2 deputy prime ministers he wants to see some flexibility from brussels it's a little bit vague at this point but his main problem right now is getting these 2 coalition partners to talk to each other this is barely any communication going on and there is speculation in the newspapers every day that we're going to see early elections perhaps as early as september if this coalition fails to stick together and decepticon to himself the prime minister has said he will not be sticking around unless they get talking to each other and get this country moving so a lot of political problems before we get to brussels get joseph in mccann on rome max that are in brussels thanks to you both well the italian budget worries have been weighing on stocks today and they will be among the issues dominating discussions when european central bank governors me

giuseppe continued with rowing. they now have three food trucks. they serve amazing peruvian sandwiches.h pork loin wit grilled sweet potato on this bread that they hadiomeone make w their recipes. i highly recommend that. >> one more i want to point peotoward, ethiopians make up one of the biggest immigrant groups in the city.th e's so many choices. a brand new one is called sthei. it's named after her late mother who was one of 14 children who had a cafe. she put much heart into it because it's named after her mother, and all the dishes there have a little bit something extra. >> you made me hungry. >> what's your favorite dish? >> many mine or -- >> in yours. >> of mine, it's a shrimp dish. >> shrimp b rmesecurry. >> served with? >> a little bitof coconut sauce in it, and it's also served with anything you want. lpotato ks, golden rice, we have a lot of different salads, one of themis tea leaf salad. we're the only ones who eat tea leaves. i knoweople drink them. you'll have to come true. >> maybe after lunch -- after the news today. i'm so hung

. >>> eu leaders are currently locked in a roundtable session giuseppe conte said he will discuss euebt disciplinary procedures with jean-claude juncker today. willem joins us live from brussels so much going on the question i want to ask you, have italy made progress at all in convincing the europeans in the to go down this path of an edp or a disciplinary procedure when it comes to their public finances >> not long before giuseppe county arrived here yesterday, he said a letter to the office of the commission president, to the commission more broadly saying, look, there are clear things that we want to see changed. we do respect the rules. he spoke to us yesterday before the meetings began saying he was optimistic that the commission would potentially change tact and rethink its approach to italy. he talked p the idea of the fro stability pact that could penalize italy billions of euros, he says that was more about stability and less about growth of course the italian forecasts are for further economic growth. i had a chance to catch up with mr. conte just a few moments ago before

there was antonio stradivari, and there was giuseppe guarneri del gesu. put these two things together with the aura of niccolo paganini and then giuseppe guarneri del gesu, the violin maker, then it's the perfect combination. >> reporter: back in ohio, columbus symphony concertmaster joanna frankel was given only a few precious hours to rehearse on the violin before a one- night-only performance. >> one of the things we try to do, which is part of the conservation thing, is to make sure that who is playing the instrument is, you know, really qualified to play the instrument, because i think we'd have a line outside the door if we said that anybody could play it, you know. nd it does feel very sacred to f live up to the history of such a fine antique. "> reporter: paganini named the violinil cannone," meaning the cannon, due to its explosive ouund. >>ust feel like with the esightest touch, the sound reverberll over the room, into the hall, down thet. you just feel this unbridled power. >>deporter: and that unbrid power graced the audience as frankel finall

the italian prime minister, giuseppe conte, has given an ultimatum to the two governing parties: stopent's commitments, or he'll resign. mr conte heads a fractious year—old populist coalition between the league and the five star movement, which soured further during last month's campaigning for european parliamentary elections. the tech giant apple has announced that its music download service, itunes, is to be shut down. the firm announced the launch of a range of replacement music, podcast and television apps at its annual developer conference in san jose. itunes has lost subscribers in recent years as listeners increasingly turn to streaming services. our tech reporter david lee was at that conference in sanjose, later we will be hearing from him. the share price in the so—called faang stocks, that's the acronym encompassing the big tech giants, have seen their share price slump in the us. that was mostly in the nasdaq index. facebook, amazon, apple, netflix and google's parent company alphabet saw $137 billion wiped off their stock market value. with me is lawrence gosling, editor

some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world italy's prime minister giuseppe conte says he will resign if the 2 parties in the governing coalition do not stop squabbling the far right league party and the populist 5 star movement have been arguing for months over a range of issues who has no party affiliation says he now wants a clear and speedy response a court in sweden has rejected a request to detain wiki leaks founder julian assange over a 2010 rape case a songe is in prison in the u.k. today's ruling dashes swedish prosecutors hopes of having him extradited swiftly from britain songes lawyer called the decision a big victory for his client. a heat wave in northern india has triggered warnings of water shortages and heat strokes temperatures have exceeded 50 degrees celsius in some places people in the capital delhi have been advised not to go out during the hottest hours of the day and there have been several related deaths. but we have admitted that faulty parts may have been installed on some of its $737.00 airliners the company has been under intense

more detail on things there and how the political situation is developing, italian prime minister giuseppete said his country is not seeking special treatment on eu budget rules he added that rome is committed to cutting its deficit by 0.2% in 2020. he also criticized brussels saying the interpretation of eu rules has so far penalized italy's efforts to boost growth. earlier this morning an italian newspaper reported that the government is planning to use 5.2 billion euros to improve its budget and avoid eu disciplinary action for its high debt. >>> the bargaining in brussels will ramp up today as leaders gather for a summit to decide who will take on the eu's top jobs most notably, who will replace jean-claude juncker. an issue will be u.s. ties amid trade and regulatory tensions. willem marx joins us live now from brussels. go deeper for us into terms of the implications of the new appointment of the european commission president for u.s./eu relations. >> of course whoever ends up leading this executive arm of the european union -- you can hear some security presence already here in brus

this time the italian prime minister, giuseppe conte seems to be arriving for the g20 summit plenty ofterest meetings happening there. watch out for the meeting between prime minister conte of italy and european commissioner jean-claude juncker as they discuss the potential of italy averting a quick look at u.s. futures the picture is positive across the three majors wat that's it for our show. i'm joumanna bercetche >> i'm willem marx "worldwide exchange" is coming up the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. you're here to buy a usethat's smart. suv. truecar can help. it's great for finding a new car, but you already knew that. it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. so no matter what you're looking for, there it is. this is how buying a used car should be. this is truecar. (upbeat music) ♪ mno kidding.rd. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy

the italian prime minister giuseppe contact -- conte has threatened to resign if the populist part oft stop squabbling. btp yields are rising today. isdra crowl from carmignac still with us. i wonder if you could put the concerns about italy in context. are you more concerned about the relationship between italy and the e.u. and the potential for fallout, or more concerned about trade tensions between the u.s. and europe and whether they will come to the fore under president trump? sandra: i think they are both strong concerns, for a country ofe italy that has a deal export strength and income, not only from the e.u. but across the atlantic. the trade issues are a concern for italy. not only for the car industry. if we look at the numbers of imports, tariffs the u.s. might implement on italy, that could lead to another 0.2%, 0.3% drop in growth, so not inconsequential. but as you mentioned, the first instance is the issue with italy and the e.u., and its potential then to break from stability pact of 3% budget deficit. so that is a concern, definitely. what we are waiting for is the e

. >> italian prime minister giuseppe conti has threatened to hisgn if the partners in populist coalitionng. he is demanding they get to work on the policies to help the country. the former law professor has acted as a mediator. his two deputy premiers argue on everything, from taxes and immigration, to infrastructure projects. german chancellor angela merkel some breathing space to her bout government by agreeing to remain on board despite the resignation of its chief. leaves the coalition, it would force the government of merkel to govern alone and seek new allies or call a snap election. starting to control the internet ahead of the 30th anniversary of the crackdown on tournament square. we checked and weibo have been blocked from changing profiles. mikesecretary of state pompeo says china continues to abuse human rights whenever it serves its interests. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus? manus: anabel, thank you very much for that roundup. london could be see

his populistin coalition do not quit posturing, that is a warning from giuseppe conti.anguish my presence here. if they do not take responsibility in full transparency, i will hand them my resignation. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. thank you. there is breaking news, two items. south africa with the first foreigner contraction in wetralia drives forward -- need to get a quick thought with eric. -- erik nielsen from unicredit. how does this correlate back to the central bankers speaking in chicago today? about what thes fed is doing, so it is more fundamental what tools you need. tom: more domestic-centric? erik: yes. tom: can he ignore the foreign tea leaves? erik: no, he cannot. this is very important for the fed, and the world is not looking particularly good. global trade came back, but it is much weaker. you see the first tea leaves of countries reacting to it. francine: do you have to become a political analyst? -- far

respect budget laws the league and the 5 star movement formed a populist coalition last year and chose giuseppe contact a little known lawyer to serve as prime minister and mediator since then they've argued over everything from infrastructure projects to immigration but both parties leaders have reacted by reaffirming their commitment to the coalition. i ask both political forces and in particular their respective leaders who also play a role in the government to make it clear choice and to tell us if they intend to continue in the spirit of the contract stipulated with the goal of implementing the actions for its realisation of its contents in the interest of the country or if they prefer to reconsider their position because they cultivate the hope of an electoral test. undermine of the top stories making the news here on al-jazeera at least 30 people are now known to have died in sudan after troops violently broke up a long running sitting outside the army headquarters in the capital witnesses say heavily armed members of the paramilitary rapid support force is charged into the protesters ca

italy's prime minister giuseppe conti says he will resign if the 2 parties in the governing coalition don't stop squabbling the far right league and the populist five-star have been arguing for months contest says he now wants a clear and speedy response from. a court in sweden has rejected a request to detain wiki leaks founder julian assange over a 2010 rape case songes in prison in britain the ruling dashes hopes of having him extradited swiftly from the u.k. . britain's queen elizabeth welcomed the u.s. president today an official state visit tonight there's toasting at a state banquet and that is too much for some to stomach tonight pomp and protest in the u.k. for the u.s. president who some say would like to be a king himself i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. we're going to put on a great show for him because america is off places for us the mistake would be to pop the person because it's not too true about the record of he writes this is of a president who we've got east being very controversial and at the very complex there is somebody.