italian or german? >> maurizio: just italian. >> anthony: just italian.concerned. give me a good spaghetti with white clam sauce and i don't need much more. maybe some wine. everybody here says the same thing, "we are open minded. we try to be fair to everybody. we're welcoming. we're proud of that. that will never change." do you think that the refugees who are coming here, that they will be integrated into german society as efficiently and as gracefully as your family was? >> maurizio: i'm not sure because times are so different to the '80s. >> anthony: but, look, germans are organized. >> maurizio: organization is just one fact. you need to control, to handle this, but um -- >> anthony: look, all the people who were involved on new year's eve, do you think that if they get work, that if people are kind to them, if they're given housing, do you think eventually germany will figure it out? >> maurizio: i'm not that optimistic to be honest, because i'm convinced that it's not a german problem. >> anthony: right. >> maurizio: it's a world problem. it's a e

and the italian moved in sympathy.hange that has happened according to the chart is italy is no longer correlated with france. france is in good shape. and now the italian bond spread is where the focus is on. as you go on, the investors do not have a risk in germany, netherlands, and italy is going to be the sole focus for bond ware and that's going to be the big impact. mark: what's it like on the zounled what your clients telling you? >> italy is clearly concerned about some of the moves what, it would be do to the italian chism they do not know who will form the next government. the populist five-star movement is lead negative polls compared to renzi's democratic action party. but that being said, there is still time to change. and i would like to see, mark, election khalidded -- completed, angela merkel there provide a way of keeping taly in the europe fold. if germany continues to act as it has done over the last couple of years. mark: what do you think of europe has a place to invest? i just showed you that euro

it's true, everyone blamed the italians. anything criminally related, they would blame italian. motorcycle shop was the last place ruth had been seen. grace wanted to see it herself. this is how grace ended upstanding up in manhattan avenue in harlem and staring at the motorcycle shop, grace craned her neck and took in the tall glass windows that ran 10 feet high in front of the store, the white lettering read motorcycle and auto supplies on the right. she saw ten -- tin signs and a single globe lamp hung up in the pole in front of the entrance and huge billboard for graham crackers. the inside of shop was dimmed behind the smoked glass. maria, alfredo's wife had been left behind and was now -- when her husband disappeared and desperately trying to keep the store afloat, she had two small children, maria who claimed to have no knowledge of where her husband was had refused any further searching of the premises. the police were no help either. as grace moved from desk to desk in city buildings trying to gain entrance to the score, to the store, police officials smiled and said th

kick it out want a players walk—out in italian football, following the racial abuse received by sullyyers says goodbye to athletics with a message for the doping cheats who denied her a podium place. and there'll be no royal box for nastase this year. the romanian calls wimbledon chiefs small—minded. the anti—discrimination organisiation kick it out want players in italy's serie a to boycott matches in protest at sully muntari's sending off last week playing for pescara. the former portsmouth midfielder was booked after complaining to the referee about racist abuse from a small section of cagliari fans and he was booked again after walking off the pitch in protest and he will be suspended for one match. garth crooks, a trustee for kick it out, and says the football authorities reaction has been gutless. no action has been taken against cagliari because of the small number of fans involved. we have contacted way and explained the situation, they acknowledge this is completely unacceptable. the issueis is completely unacceptable. the issue is what can o that i do about it. they are the

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he has an italian flag. how cute is he?t and he is telling to you dress for summertime like did you yesterday and the day before. it is beautiful right now. 75 degrees. that is what it will be like on sunday but we're not getting in the 90's like yesterday and like we will today. the high temperature will be 90-degree, and we will expect some late day, to evening thunderstorms with a cold front that will cool things off just in time for the weekend. all right. lets get to it. it is time for ninth street italian market festival michelle is here. this is great. we have been doing this for 15 years. >> correct, 15 years. >> we are at ninth and washington that is the hub. >> that is central point. >> and then we go seven blocks total, from fitzwater to warren. >> and hours. >> is 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. both days. >> seven hours of non-stop eating. >> so we will go around and we will go behind, so you can see everything that is going on. some stuff thaw can enjoy when you walk around italian festival over weekend. tell me your

cosco —— the italian curtis cup has rescued nearly 6000 people.they were being held at the naval base and have been given medical care. most of those attempting to make the perilous journey come from african countries. many seeking a better life and fleeing persecution.” countries. many seeking a better life and fleeing persecution. i am from gambia. today we entered the sea at a:00am towards italy. we went until we entered international seas. we were captured by these people. just this weekend, the foreign minister of italy visited libya. according to official figures, so far this year more than a thousand people have died or are missing trying to cross the mediterranean. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: still to come, the family of prince philip says he will not be stopping for a minute. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby serve to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. the tunnel is still not y

but the italians are much nicer than the lebanese. here they treat us with respect.re, they yelled a lot and always reproached us when they gave us something. >> the idea of the humanitarian corridor is spreading. france is also planning to begin flying in refugees like the al jedis. and the polish bishops' conference has also shown interest. >> sitting in an office from 9 to 5 can be frustrating. but budget airlines, the internet and other new technologies have given risese to a new phenomen: digital nomads. a growing number of yououng professioionals are mamaking the mosost of havig potetential clientnts all overe planet. these working globetrotters work where they want, when they want. >> bali -- a beach paradise ... and a welcome escape for people looking g relax, rerejuvenate d recover r from the daiaily gr. others, however, become permanent residents. many of them dream of never again having to work in an office. countless digital nomads have come to bali from around the world. they work more or less out of their backpacks. their tools of the trade: a computer

italian officials will be with the president.ll then fly to brussels as heegins the third leg of his first foreign tour as president of the united states of america. nicole: president donald trump and his family left from the vatican. he met with pope francis and that has been monumental where they try to find some common ground and not the presidential palace will continue on his trip through brussels in belgium talking about obviously g-7 and the like. lauren: with this meeting rob has stepped up security where the italian prime minister and president labor in the vatican and where president trump will be seen as well. like pictures and breaking news as it happens. in the meantime, donald trump hiring a lawyer indicating he could be gearing up for a fight over the controversial finance right now regarding russia's possible involvement in his election when. gop strategist fort o'connell and patrice laid senior policy analyst at independent women. >> are to be here, ladies. lauren: news of trump hiring his lawyer comes the same d

i know a lot of you fellows are italians, and you are from italian descent, but the reason you will lick those italian to be fighting against is you come from a more fertile and braver blood than they have. you are decided from italian to have the gumption to come to the new world. they are descended from italians who lacked that kind of spirit. you understand me, men? yes, sir. i don't know what social media would do with people like general patton. it concludes with a speaker saying is there any questions? [laughter] [applause] >> could you please comment on general marshall's relationship with frank on roosevelt -- franklin roosevelt? saul bellows said his most vivid memory of being a boy in chicago was walking through the streets hearing whatight he described as that magical comforting voice. it is impossible for me to imagine a person better suited to be president of the united states at that time in our history than fdr. not only was he able to hold the nation's hand and cultivated ,ind and can do with patients but he was also probably the , navy andr of men army. he was an able ma

the italian finance minister has caused those plans ambitious. >> he did indeed. we caught up with him a few minutes ago. there's been voices from inside the imf that talked about the concerns that some of the economic plans especially tax reform in the u.s. might stoke inflation, some of the ambitious plans as he put it would be problematic in that sphere. let's have a listen to what he said to us a few moments ago. >> u.s. tax policy, i understand there's a tax reform program in the united states. we're watching closely on what is good for the united states what would be learned by other countries about tax reform. >> so they'll be watching closely he says there. we're still watching closely to see whether the u.s. treasury secretary, steve mnuchin will arrive here. his colleagues are waiting inside for him. his role is to explain what it is the trump administration plans to do. it's an important role according to his counterpart from germany, wolfgang schauble who also spoebl spoke to cnbc. we need a strong united states to lead the global economy and global po

world number one angelique kerber crashes out of the italian open in the second round hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that real madrid are within touching distance of a first spanish league title since 2012, after a 4—1 victory at celta vigo on wednesday. zinedine zidane‘s side need just a point away to malaga on sunday. it was their talisman cristiano ronaldo who was again at the centre of it all with goals in either half that were added to by karim benzema and toni kroos late on meaning anything but defeat on sunday on the costa del sol will see them crowned champions. and there's confirmation that real are three points clear heading to malaga while barcelona need to win at home to eibar in the hope that their fierce rivals slip up with both matches kicking off at 18 gmt on sunday. he team real will face in the champions league final next month, juventus, are one step closer to potentially winning their first ever treble after they defeated lazio 2—0 to claim the coppa italia title in rome. goals from dani alves and leonardo bonucci inside the opening 2

alitalia has received more than 7bn euros from the italian state over the last decade.most of the markets in asia are closed. i will see you soon. sally will bejoining sally will be joining me shortly to look at the papers. labour is —— labour is promising to put 10,000 more police on the streets of england and wales if it wins the election — to be paid for by reversing conservative plans in the 2016 budget for capital gains tax cuts. but the conservatives said labour were already committed to funding other pledges and the liberal democrats said the figures being talked about by labour were "fanciful". labour leaderjeremy corbyn has confirmed the policy would cost three—hundred million. what we are putting forward is a proposal to increase police numbers. the conservatives have cut to 20,000, we are putting 10,000 more police officers out there, because it isa police officers out there, because it is a question of community policing and community involvement. there are many causes for crime, they have to all be addressed. it is a collective approach. we have reduced the

but the italians are so much nicer than the lebanese. they treat us with respect here.n beirut, people were always shouting and they were always reproachful whenever they gave us something. reporter: and this humanitarian corridor is setting an example. after italy, france now wants to fly in refugees like the al jedis. polish bishops have also shown an interest in the project. maybe italy's christian message will even make its way to catholic poland. elizabeth: well, that's it for this week. thanks for watching, and do join us next week for more personal stories from all over europe. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

and andy murray turns 30 — and celebrates in rome, as he aims to defend his italian open title.elcome to the programme. chelsea are already the premier league champions and will receive the prized trophy on the final day of the season. tonight though, they get to celebrate with their home fans. antonio conte‘s men take on watford at stamford bridge — and our football correspondent john murray is there. it's going to be a cracking night, isn't it, john? what immediately strikes you as you walk up to stamford bridge now, on the east stand, the opposite side of the east stand, the opposite side of the ground from where i am, they have a huge banner that says" home of the champions". it hasn't taken chelsea long to get the branding right. you could almost be forgiven for thinking they expected it. we have seen antonio conte become the darling of the press and the fans. what sort of reception will he get tonight? raucous. if you saw his celebrations when the title was clinched on friday night, if chelsea score one or two clinched on friday night, if chelsea score one oi’ two oi’ more

had we will hear exclusively from the italian finance mr. about -- finance minister about challenges facing the banking industry in his country. this is bloomberg. the open is 19 minutes away. ♪ matt: china has laid the framework for its new east-west trade route, known as the belt and road initiative. president xi jingping welcomed world leaders and business figures to beijing, describing the plan as a project of the century for china. our china correspondent tom mackenzie joins us now. take us through the details of this grand plan we are hearing about. -- it is a grand plan. we have had presidents in town. notably, we haven't had any g7 leaders, other than italy. fully have had in terms of the details, we heard from president xi jingping outlying an additional $78 billion usd going toward the project. sayst suisse, by the way, eventually china could pump in up to $500 billion in the next five years. we also had 18 countries sign up for a financial proposals paper as part of this project. and we had a meeting of the development banks, the

he speaks in italian. born speaking spanish and italian so he has this unique foot of being from the south america, the americas but also having a foot in italy. and understanding that culture, understanding that sense of catholicism that he was raised by obviously his mother and father, but by his priests who were from italy. very important figures in his life. and grand-mother what was born in italy and he has a commitment to catholicism he learns from the grandma and the sense of discipline that the jesuits have and this commitment going owl to the frontiers. jesuits have this concept of going out to being on the frontier and for pope francis, he doesn't get a mission to japan or china because he has health problem. but he goes to the front tier of -- he is not hanging out with the well to do and the rich. he is out -- gets along with the well to do and rich but is out with the car and interacting with the poor and learning from the poor. >> in the book you place the pope in argentina in the context, th

i'm italian. from india. barcelona in spain.is a melting pot, its flexible labour market a magnet for young workers. across our business, we employ approximately 2,300 people, so it would be fair to say that more than 50% of those employed from the eu. and from the rest of the world altogether? so in total probably around 80% we are looking at. the question that london asks the politicians — if migration is reduced, where will the capital draw its workforce from? the computers flowing over london bridge support a financial sector employing 750,000 people. the city provides nearly 12% of the uk's tax receipts. the brexit negotiations hang over the city, with some banks making plans to move part of their operations to elsewhere in europe. uncertainty is what's causing city firms to continue to build out their contingency plans. the longer those plans are worked through in the fine detail, the more likely that they will be put into action. london is the indispensable city and at election time it provokes different choices. the city

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but the italians are so much nicer than the lebanese. they treat us with respect here.n beirut, people were always shouting and they were always reproachful whenever they gave us something. reporter: and this humanitarian corridor is setting an example. after italy, france now wants to fly in refugees like the al jedis. polish bishops have also shown an interest in the project. maybe italy's christian message will even make its way to catholic poland. elizabeth: well, that's it for this week. thanks for watching, and do join us next week for more personal stories from all over europe. ♪ [captioning performed by the national caponininstitute, which is responsible for its caption content anaccuracy. visit ncicap.org] - [voiceover] up next, it's music city roots live from the factory. in this episode, an americana festival special with shemekia copeland, white horse, and all country superstars the mavericks. that's all ahead after this. - [voiceover] national broadcast of music city roots is made possible by acceptance auto insurance. based in nashville, tennessee, accepta

my colleague was at the event and she met with an italian contractor.el on sale here. this goes at 55 knots it has antiship missiles as will on the back and it is built by an italian manufacturer that is also known from their luxury yachts. i am speaking tojuliano. their luxury yachts. i am speaking to juliano. who are their luxury yachts. i am speaking tojuliano. who are you selling these crafts to? all the countries of this region are facing an increasing threat from very aggressive attacks to their economies, their people and their safety a nd economies, their people and their safety and our boats are specifically designed for this purpose. and you are finding that there are more people purchasing from this region because there are concerns around south china sea and disputed territories? well, the disputed territories? well, the disputed territories? well, the disputed territories of course is a subject and i think that all of these countries are facing more direct economic issues, direct threats because they believe that there economy has to be def

head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even gger flavor. only at subway. honoring the fallen. a live look at the world war two memorial on this memorial day morning as we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. good morning washington. toss to eileen toss to eileen - morning fog, drizzle - afternoon sunshine, warmer - cloudy & cooler for back to work/school tomorrow - nice midweek & then unsettled by next weekend today: morning fog and drizzle. afternoon sunshine. warmer. highs: 80-85 winds: se to w 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 59-64 winds: nw to se 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. chance of showers.

once again banks were among the key decliners in the italian session yesterday. by in large we are on track for a fourth day of losses in europe. i want to get to this story. british airways says it will be operating full service from heathrow and gatwick airports after announcing computer systems were back up and running again. it warned it may take time for bags to be reunited with travelers. this after a worldwide i.t. power outage forced b.a. to cancel hundreds of flights leaving thousands of passengers stranded. shares off by 2.85%. that's for the uk listing. the spanish listing was up in trading yesterday. >>> ryanair has posted a record annual profit but the budget airline remains cautious on fare levels going into the summer season. the carrier said net profit is at the lower end of forecasts but in line with analysts expectations. shares are still off by 1.2%. the company also announcing a share buyback program to the tune of 600 million euros. maybe that was a little bit lighter than what analysts had been looking for. also quick peek at u.s. futures. w

trouble identifying an italian wine or a french calvados brandy? worry not.ion: the qualities of the winner — someone we want to be served by — he is fast, he is charming. i want the feeling he is an ice skater. no effort, beautiful to watch. he can describe the wines well. someone who has a lot of knowledge but a very nice personality. charming and professional. and this is the sommelier‘s sommelier, the winner of the competition, a consummate professional and a proud latvian. i think it is important to give huge motivation to young people in latvia back home working in the industry. i think this will be a huge motivation that a small country like latvia can do a big thing. the next championship will take place in 2019 — plenty of time to savour the aroma and the taste of victory. don't forget you can get in touch with me to discuss any of the stories we're covering via twitter — i'm @tomdonkinbbc. but from me and the team that's it for now. goodbye. hello. showers or longer spells of rain were the mark of the day on friday in many parts of the british isles

and in sicily, standard italian is a italian language fan takes some of in college or something like that. then there is sicilian is really different enough from that that if you roll the dice again, if sicily were a separate country, sicily would be a separate romance language. it is very different. if you see the godfather or episodes of "boardwalk empire," you see characters translate using sicilian rather than standard italian. it is different enough to anybody that knows the territory, show those characters speaking textbook college classroom italian would be ridiculous. when you see one of the civilians say in "the godfather" they're speaking something different thannallian or spanish. that person speaks standard italian in school, in the job interview. there is no debate in sicily whether sicily threatens standard italian. that would never occur to anybody. similarly in most arab-speaking countries. if you know somebody speaks arabic, when they say i speak arabic, i speak latin and french. they speak two things, the standard language, then what they learned on their mother as

rescued at sea, 400 migrants arrive in an italian seaport. many need medical help.ngers they face. the body of a gambian teenager allegedly shot by human traffickers because they wanted his baseball hat, is taken off the boat. bat, is taken off the boat. human rights groups have criticised eu's response to this crisis. i'm sad that europe is failing and is not taking the responsibility of these humanitarian catastrophe that is unfolding in front of our eyes. people continue to die. people are desperate. there had been a pause of migrant boats leaving libya since easter because of bad weather and rough seas but in the past 48 hours, the italian coast guard has rescued around 6000 migrants. others were intercepted by lybian officials and turned back. translation: i reckon our patrol left this morning to north—east tripoli. a migrant boat with 162 migrants on was rescued. they were being held at the naval base and had been given medical care. most of those attempting to make the perilous journey come from african countries. many seeking a better life and fleeing persec

thirty—two people died when the vessel hit the rocks off the italian island of giglio in january 2012esco schettino was also convicted of abandoning ship before passengers and crew were clear. candidates in iran's presidential election exchanged barbs in their final debate on friday, accusing each other of corruption and economic mismanagement. the current president hassan rouhani is contesting the election, to be held next week, along with five other candidates. soldiers in ivory coast have opened fire in at least five military bases across the country. they're shooting in the air in protest at a deal made with the government to scrap plans to give them back—pay and bonuses. it follows a televised apology by a spokesman for the soldiers over previous demonstrations. the bbc‘s tamasin ford has been following the story from abidjan, the economic capital. it was a scene of panic. the army had quarters in the city ‘s financial district. people were running through the streets with the sound of heavy gunfire at their backs. the city has experienced devastating fighting during the civil wa

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and in sicily, standard italian is the italian metalanguage fan can take some of them college or something like that, and there's sicilian which really is different enough from that that if you roll the dice again in a sicily where a separate country, sicilian would be considered a separate loan rollins language is different and if you see something like the godfather or some episodes of boardwalk empire you'll see characters using sicilian rather than standard italian because it's different enough that to anybody who knows the territory to show those characters speaking textbook college classroom italian would be ridiculous. whenever you see one of those sicilians in say the godfather speaking that language, they're really speaking something almost as different from italian as spanish but that person speaks entered italian in school in the job interview. there's no debate in sicily about whether sicilian threaten standard italian, it would never occur to anybody. similar is in most arab speaking countries, you know somebody who speaks arabic when they say i speak arabic a really mean i sp

italian yields lower now. we will explain it all in a minute.s is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, this is the "european close." finishing out the tuesday session. the bank holiday on monday. , thedays of decline largest losing stretch since march 7. we will explain why with paul dobson. this chart stood out to me. last year investors jumped at renewable to buy energy. now they are getting a lesson from fossil fuel. utilities, which seemingly have lots to give, it is the biggest gainer on the dax index after jumping 48%. the advances almost 6% bigger than clean energy. energy.le line that is fascinating. another company, for which coal and gas are the most important fuel, they have doubled the pace of its former parents. a quirk you are seeing in germany. sterling we will talk about with paul. this is something that stood out from one of paul's team in singapore the noticed the moving averages for pound-dollar. he said the sterling-dollar could be setting up for a sw repeat previous moves. mark cranfield suggests sterling could

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the italian bombshell has made her name and hollywood films.agdalene in mel gibson's "the passion of the christ." and in the brothers grimm. having appeared in six films here, she knows it well. ♪ monica, hello. describe cannes in three words. , and unpredictable. >> what was the first thing that came into your head when you are asked to be mistress of ceremonies this year? at thes very happy, and same time i was a little bit scared. speaking in front of so many ,eople, but i love cannes because i think it's one of the most important festivals in the world. first of all, it gives the possibility to many films to exist. they have the possibility to become international through cannes. ♪ >> there was a 10 minute rape scene that cause many critics to in 2006. cinema >> you are in one of the most buzzed about films ever at cannes. what comes into your head now when i say irreversible? , becausent of scandal ofeversible was in a way film that was well accepted, but it was a big polemic movie. it became a reference. the director, i have so much respe

him -- but the italians have another agenda. >> for italy, a top issue is that the head of the agendafighting economic inequality. >> i want to draw attention to growth and social inclusion. i'm happy that italy is pursuing these issues. growth cannot happen without social inclusion. correspondent: rome's interest is not entirely unmotivated. brussels has a just rank italy last in the eu in terms of growth and to germany is under scrutiny this year for its huge trade surplus. finance minister of germany is likely to face criticism at the summit. >> i think the tax systems in germany and europe are pretty good. i have some concerns but they are outweighed by the hope that we will find good solution. correspondent: a message for the u.s. perhaps, the g-7 leaders summit in sicily later this month will be an interesting opportunity for chancellor angela merkel and president donald trump to continue their discussions on tax. helen: a short while ago we spoke to our correspondent covering the summit in mali. we asked whether mr. mintage and said anymore about trump's plans regarding world t

a student operated restaurant that just opened and specializes in italian food.sagna, garlic bread and a fresh garden salad. >> it's delicious. >> really good. >> i was real excited to be able to try it. >> teachers at spectrum academy say students with autism don't always get the training they need to get a job once their finished with school and that's why they decided to open this cafe. to expound the students real life work experience. >> we can talk about stuff and do stuff at school, but then the next step is in an actual work mace. and so we needed an interim place in which they can actually be like they're at a workplace but, you know, they're still in a safe environment. >> reporter: pan terra is the italian word for panther which is the school's mascot. the cafe serves italian food all made from scratch with fresh ingredients. >> the kids make it all and then they get to turn around and cook it, serve it up, zen it out. we do some waiting. things like that. cash register. we also do marking plans and we make commercials. >> report our mel was great, bud

the italian lender saying core capital ratio is at 12.5%, down 0.4% from the end of december. i'm glad that we've now got with us carlo macina, the ceo of inte intesa sanpaolo. from other banks, we've seen a strong start to the year. how did that play out for you? >> in our case, the driving area has been web management. we completed the transformation of our bank into a wealth m management company and delivered the strongest results. in three years time, we increased by 80 billion you're we are a unique case in europe, because having strong capital position we're in yew niece uni position to pay dividend to share holders. >> deutsche bank points out that your bank is a play based on wealth management and higher dividend. i want to stick with the wealth management angle. you're trying to top the immense wealth sitting within the private sector in italy. you wouldn't think that, but there's immense potential there. beyond italy, where you are looking? >> beyond italy, we are concentrating on 200 billion euros of wealth, 100 billion euro is already in list of clients that we gav

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