and because these italian bars were centered around italian consumers. and because these italian bars were centered around italian espresso, the proposal was the authentic one initially but then there had been kind of a pushback from the american consumer to that, let's say, high body concentrated italian espresso so cappuccino was the boom. cappuccino, latte. americans had a great, say, milk drinkers. so this espresso-based drinks became the success. >> who is your biggest competitor? is starbucks a competitor or do they have just a different offering? >> i want to avoid any direct competition. so if we see somebody's coming on our turf, we try to move away. we have thousands of competitors or none. and starbucks that you mentioned, not necessarily because they are really in a different business. they are retailers. their core business is really operating their own coffee shops. the several thousands they have, tens of thousands they have all over the world. we are not in the same business. >> so what is your business, high end? is it for restaurants? i

and because these italian bars were centered around italian espresso, the proposal was the authentic one initially, but then there had been kind of a pushback from the american consumer to that, let's say, high body, concentrated italian espresso, so cappuccino was the boom. cappuccino, latte. americans had a great, say, milk drinkers. so this espresso-based drinks became the success. francine: who is your biggest competitor? is starbucks a competitor, or do they have just a different offering? andrea: our job is to avoid any direct competition. so if we see somebody's coming in our turf, we try to move away. we have thousands of competitors or none. starbucks that you mentioned, not necessarily because they are really in a different business. they are retailers. their core business is really operating their own coffee shops. the several thousands they have, tens of thousands they have all over the world. we are not in the same business. francine: so what is your business, high end? is it for restaurants? is it for bars? is it for consumption at home? andrea: the dream upon which my

course italian bars were centered around italian espresso.en there has been a little bit of a push back from the american consumer to that, let's say hi body, concentrated italian espresso. so cappuccino and latte with the boom. americans are great milk drinkers, so espresso-based drinks became a success. francine: who is your biggest competitor? is it starbucks, or do they have a different offering? andrea: our job is to avoid any direct competition. we try to walk away. we either have thousands of competitors or nine. starbucks as you mentioned, not necessarily because they are in a different business, they are retailers. the core business is really operating their own coffee shops, several thousand -- tens of thousands they have all over the world. francine: what is your business, high-end? is it for restaurants, bars, for consumption at home? andrea: the dream for which my grandfather founded the company is to offer the greatest copy to the world. now covered in our mission, which is clearly to be the leader in quality. we seek the best p

economy, what do you think could unite the italian economy? and what role should the eu play in its? and president -- and prime minister conte, do you believe the president's formula could work? president donald trump: for --y need great and leadership and they have it right now. for economic development you need borders also. you have a man is going to do a terrific job; i have no doubt about it. he knows how to promote a great product, because they make among the greatest products. they are great, i have some of them. italy makes a great product. and i think it's going to do very well economically, and we are there to help. we have had record numbers. i have been here for more than a year and a half, and we have had record numbers. we have had numbers nobody believed possible. especially if you look at one particular fact that was not reported much, the trade deficit $52 billion reduction in the deficit for the quarter. i think steve mnuchin, treasurer, is here. and mike pompeo. i think nobody thought that would be possible so quickly. $52 b

meeting it comes just days after the indictment of washington hundred fifty migrants are in limbo off italian shores italy says it won't allow their rescue boats to dock unless other e.u. countries agree to take them in several nations have now offered to take one hundred fifty people between them. and welcome to the program is the biggest match in the football world and germany's twenty fourteen world cup winning captain philip long has brought the trophy on to the pitch head of kick off. earlier a large cap for performers including dancers drummers and mo bile lead screams joint star performers like nikki jam as well as their feet and rapper will smith. told friends are for a shabby the two thousand and eighteen world cup winners be sure to check in with. we news at the final whistle for all match report and reaction from moscow paris and zagreb and you can't wait that long to tell you has even more world cup coverage during and after today's final on our kickoff you tube channel our sports team has been following all the action throughout the tournament here's a taste of what you can expec

despite terrific potential, the italian economy underperforms regularly. given your stellar success in the american economy, what do you think could reignite the italian economy and what role should the eu planet? -- eu play in it? do you believe the president's formula could work? pres. trump: i think they needed great leadership. i think the prime and asterisk and a do a great job on economic development, in addition to borders. for economic development, you need borders also. you have a man who is is going to do a terrific job, i have no doubt about it. he knows how to sell, how to promote a great product, because they make among the greatest products. i won't mention their names, but they are great. i have some of them. italy makes a great product. and i think it's going to do very well economically, and we are there to help. we have had record numbers. i have been here for more than a year and a half, and we have had record numbers. we have had numbers nobody believed possible. especially, if you look at one particular fact that was not reported very

the news live from berlin stranded at sea more than four hundred fifty migrants are in limbo off italian shore of italy says it won't allow their rescue boats to dock and left other in use to agree to take them in several countries have offered to take it one hundred fifty between them but what will happen to the rest. also coming up anticipation is building for the world cup final later today the biggest match in football fans of croatia and france are pouring into moscow for the finale of a thrilling turn event france are the big favorites but in tournaments full of surprises can croatia pull off a major upset. and tennis court for germany's kava she cruises past three in a williams to win the women's crown at wimbledon. i'm irish waiter thanks for joining us we begin in italy where two more migrant rescue ships have been refused permission to dock hundreds of migrants are stranded on board near this is silly and part of put salo italy has called for other e.u. nations to take them in france and malta say they'll take one hundred of the four hundred fifty on board and reports are comin

and more than four hundred fifty migrants are in limbo off italian shores and italy says it won't allow their rescue boats to dawn on the other e.u. countries agreed to take several nations have now offered to take one hundred fifty people between that. and a truce between israel and gaza militants is largely holding despite reports of isolated strikes. uptick in violence between the two sides in years. and welcome to the program after a private trip to scotland over the weekend u.s. president donald trump is heading to the finish capital helsinki there he'll meet with russian president vladimir putin on monday the talks come days after the indictment of twelve russian intelligence agents on charges of meddling in the chou thousand and sixteen u.s. election but finns are not pleased with either leader and many have been making their feelings known on healthy streets. protests have got a head start on tomorrow's summit about fifteen hundred demonstrators have been marching through the streets of how sinky and more protest events are planned but up to two thousand security personnel are t

know that this ship cannot and should not enter an italian port. initially malta refused entry but later a deal was struck in which malta france and then germany agreed to take in refugees but still leaving hundreds in limbo. selvi is one of the leaders of the italian far right party the northern league he said that he wants to put an end to the arrival of refugees in italy once and for all but there is growing resistance amongst italians to his hardline immigration policy here at the baobab camp in rome volunteers provide refugees with basic services via telling authorities have continually tried to clear the camp but the volunteers continue to return and rebuild. the microns continue to come in and as long as the migrants come i hope that this part of the city and the country will do that best to welcome them but their call good legal marriage will still fight in camp about the bab isn't alone in its resistance to hardline immigration policies. this is bent to me earlier on the italian french border more than three thousand people from italy fran

but this position of the italian government is not changing in this respect. we are open to dialogue with russia. we do believe russia plays a fundamental role in international geopolitical -- as president trump says, if we want to solve problems, we cannot choose the counterparts to deal with. we must accept a seat at the table and negotiate with those. as far as the sanction systems is concerned, i'm well aware, in fact i designed a system and is connected to implementation of the government . it is unthinkable to lift those sanctions overnight. we're open to dialogue with russia. is position of my government make sure that the system of sanctions that has affected the civic pacific side a come from the economy and enterprises, that italy, from this point of view, has a traditional economic relation with russia. in order to stress once again, with a final statements, sanctions with russia arnott and cannot represent an end. the second issue transatlantic , pipeline. i discussed this with president trump. and i reported to him that my government is aware of t

this came during a news conference with the italian prime minister. the two met to discuss security and trade and the other issues. pres. trump: thank you very much. thank you. i'm honored to welcome my new friend. we get along very well. welcome to the white house. andnt to begin to thank you congratulate you on your tremendous victory in its elite. it was something all the world was watching. all acrosspeople italy, and i can tell you all across the united states as well. congratulation. in your election, the italian nation has reaffirmed the great traditions of accountability, thatand accountability stretch back to ancient rome's. this proud heritage must always be defendant. the prime minister and i pleased to announce a new dialogue between italy and the united states that will enhance cooperation on a range of issues. this includes joint security issues in the mediterranean, where we recognize italy's leadership role in the destabilization of libya and north africa. they have been terrific. we are focused on the urgent fromto protect our country

[speaking italian., guys, we're moments away from president trump's joint news conference with the prime minister of italy. the two leaders see eye-to-eye on several issues including trade. including immigration and this meeting coming one day after president trump threatened to shut down the government over border wall funding. he is expected to address these issues, possibly more, when he comes from the white house. well have it coming right up. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the president says he is willing to shut down the government if congress d

to the capital harare for the latest on this landmark election also coming up president meets the italian prime minister to step back on to european leaders actually agree on when it comes to certain issues in fact trump has praised italy's increasingly hard line of four inch to immigration. green rovers go green totally green the english club even has a new wind certificate to prove it will tell you how. i'm going to have you with us for the first time in nearly four decades people in zimbabwe have voted in a while where long term leader robert mugabe was not on the about polling stations closed a few hours ago and the turnout we understand was talking averaging about seventy five percent of the electorate accounting is now underway and the final official tally is expected in about five days the move to replace the ousting of mugabe seen voting here is expected to be tight. the two presidential front runners are. successor president emerson and he got one from the zanu p.f. party he was seen voting here and the opposition leader nelson chamisa. and the pastor. we want to go now to our co

[speaking italian. trish: thanks, guys, we're moments away from president trump's joint news conference with the prime minister of italy. the two leaders see eye-to-eye on several issues including trade. including immigration and this meeting coming one day after president trump threatened to shut down the government over border wall funding. he is expected to address these issues, possibly more, when he comes from the white house. well have it coming right up. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the president says he is willing to shut down the government if congress doesn't play ball on immigration. can he get the votes on that one? we're on it. >>> mainstream media is boeing after donald trump, jr., jr., after his infamous meeting with a russian lawyer in 2016. how is this different from hillary clinton funding a dossier created by a former british spy? she actually and her team sent someone over to russia to dig up dirt and they paid for it. seems like that is whole lo

and the first italian to lift that payments claretjug the first italian to lift that payments claretthe first italian to lift that payments claretjug as tim hague can tell us. the winds of change were in the air at the championship sunday. they quickly saw the challenge of several players. could anyone contend with the conditions? there was one man. two birdies for tiger took him inside of a 15th major, and while the galleries wanted it, the gods did not. but woods wasn't the only player dropping shots. reigning champion jordan spieth struggled. player dropping shots. reigning championjordan spieth struggled. a visit to the shrubbery will do that but there were no such problems for justin rose. some shots like this got him to 6—under as though he and rory mcelroy became the clubhouse leaders. yet their fellow european francesco molinari focused only on his game, not a drop shot all day supported by the odd bit of sensation. they gave the italian a chance to secure a score of 8—under par. and there was never any doubt. time now to watch and wait, but not too long. a first major champi

news live from berlin stranded at sea more than four hundred and fifty migrants are in limbo off italian shores italy says it won't allow their rescue boats to dock unless other e.u. states agree to take them in france and malta offered to take a quarter of that number but what will happen to the rest. also coming up anticipation is building for the world cup final later today biggest match in football fans of croatia and france are pouring into moscow for the finale of one of the most thrilling tournaments ever friends of the big favorites for this world cup has been nothing if not full of surprises. and tennis glory for germany's anjali karabakh she crosses paths or in a williams to win the women's crown at wimbledon. thanks for joining us we begin in italy where two more migrant rescue ships have been refused permission to dock hundreds of migrants are stranded on board near the sicilian port of put sagal the country's hardline interior minister matteo salvini has called on other e.u. nations to take them in france and multi-day they'll take one hundred of the four hundred fifty on bo

also coming up, donald trump makes the italian prime minister. a european leader he actually agrees with on several issues. in fact, trump has praised italy's increasing hard-lined approach on immigration. the united states and the european union are attacking the vote. the white house says it was neither free nor fair. we will hear from the opposition leader. also, german farmers are betting the government for aid -- begging the government for aid. in germany it hasn't rained properly since april. farmers are having a hard time. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. the countiting of votes has begn and zimbabwe's landmark election. the name of the former authoritarian leader was not on the ballot. zimbabweans turned out in large numbers, forming long lines at polling stations around the country. dw was on the ground with the voters. >>>> it has been very long, for the first time since robert mcgarvey wasas chased, people ae allowed to go to the politicians and the turnout is huge. >> i am very excited. i hope we will bring a change to our country. >> thihis

>> the president and the prime minister of the italian republic. president trump: thank you very much, thank you. i'm honored to welcome my new friend. we get along very well right from the beginning. rime minister giuseppe conte. to congratulate you once again on your tremendous victory in italy. it was something all the world was watching. and it excited the people all across italy, and i can tell you, all across the united states as well. the italiann in nation has reaffirmed the great traditions of sovereignty, law, and accountability that stretch all the way back to ancient rome. this proud heritage sustains our civilization, and must always be defended. minister conte and i are proud to introduce a new strategic dialogue to italy and the united states that will and hands cooperation on a range of issues. this includes joint security efforts in the mediterranean, where we recognize italy's leadership role in the stabilization of libya and north africa. terrific. but the prime and esther and i are focused on the urgent need to protect our natio

shop pull off a major upset also coming up more than four hundred fifty migrants are in limbo off italian shores italy says it won't allow their rescue boats to dock unless other e.u. countries agree to take them and several nations have offered to take one hundred fifty people between them. i have a cost and welcome to the program the french and croatian teams are set for their date with destiny and moscow here we see france leaving their hotel for the team bus there is striker anton griezmann and defender lucas hernandez followed by coach to. captain friends to world cup glory areas and then nine hundred ninety eight and there is also teenage sensation killian the croatia side is also on the way to the luzhniki stadium for the world cup final kick off in under one hour's time. mark meadows from the values for is here in studio with me and we're also joined by correspondent barbara moore in the russian capital barbara it's good to see you what's the mood like in moscow with the game fast approaching. while excitement is very high of course there right before kickoff it looks very promisi

>> harris: the president will have a guest from europe, the italian prime minister. he's also going to have reporters in the room. what will they ask? keep watching. i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: president trump holding a news conference. the president considering an interview with robert mueller. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." president trump's legal team is strongly advising against an interview for robert mueller's russia investigation as the president continues to slam the special counsel. after attacking mueller for possible conflicts of interest, trump tweeting also why is mueller only appointing angry dems, some of whom have worked for hillary clinton, others including myself have worked for obama and why isn't mueller looking at all of the criminal activity and real russian collusion on the democrat's side? podesta dossier. john roberts is live in the east room. the president's legal team is looking at the possibilities for a sit-down interview with mueller, but they're not there yet, john. as i recall, they never thought it was a good ide

their ballots to the capital for the latest in this landmark vote also coming up president meets italian prime minister. actually agrees with us on several issues in fact. increasingly hardline approach. leader claims victory in sunday's election but the united states. attacking the white house saying it was my their free nor fair. exiled opposition leader what do you think. it's good to have you with polls have closed in zimbabwe's landmark election it is the first time in nearly four decades where the people voted but the name of the former authoritarian leader robert mugabe was not on the ballot zimbabweans in large numbers today forming long queues at polling stations across the country he. spent the day on the ground with the voters. here's in them bob we're scepter to our hour long very long for the first time since robert mugabe was chased out of office by the military last year people are allowed to go to the polling stations and the turnout is huge. and very very exciting this is a stern flood scene i hope you're going to bring a change to our country it's a special day because

anti immigration major nord the shooter claims to be taking revenge for the gruesome murder of an italian woman by drug dealers for which the main suspect is a rejected asylum seeker from nigeria. the man arrested for the march or rather shootings had run unsuccessfully for the leg annoyed in a previous local election when he was detained he had an italian flag draped around his shoulders he denies a racial motive saying he wanted to punish drug dealers instead investigators however allege that the attack was racially motivated but not everybody and much rather condemned the shootings. but mr if somebody has no resident permit or deals in drugs and it's prison or deportation that's what the government should do. these people deserved. shortly afterward right wing demonstrators took to the streets of much or. so too did left wing protesters. that. much or rather found itself the flashpoint of an election issue. immigration has become an urgent issue. a real social time bomb for us and for all of europe. the social time bomb of immigration is its own fault he bombed libya and signed up to t

even as he meets with the italian prime minister. he had a meeting with him in the oval office and a bilateral meeting with aides just a short time ago. but it is the tweets he has been sending out all week long talking specifically about robert mueller's investigation is weighing heavily on the white house. things have changed. particularly michael cohen. his long time friend and fixer turning against him. we have witness trying to ask the president about that for several days. this will be the first opportunity he has to answer if in fact he is take questions here. we believe he will because this is billed as a news conference. if you look at the comments over the weekend that the president was sending from bed minister new jersey personal going after bob mueller, collusion or conflicts of interest. this is not as anger as much as stree. s that key strategy by this white house, this president, to discredit the russia investigation just as paul manafort his former campaign chairman of course is standing trial. that starts tomorrow i

italian politics is weirdly complicated.person you vote for the party there were two parties popular neither wanted to give up to the other guy so they got in quiet lawyer the much more important person in italy is mat owe salvini with trumpian qualities he tweets a lot, a lot of concerns about immigration and he is very popular because of that particular issue right now. that's why i think the u.s. president donald trump sees he has a lot in common with the current leadership of italy. >> you know, tony, we had the same conversation about the ec president juncker last week. does he have the authority to make commitments on behalf of the eu does prime minister conte have authority it make commitments on behalf of his government when he doesn't have the authority within his own country that, you know, an angela merkel or macron in france what do we expect really from the visit here. >> well, i think the optics are really important for both countries, more for italy than for president trump. look, president trump does like to

we already have a great partnership between the italian space agency and nasa. so we hope that aerospace will bring together american technology, italian technology so that we can launch new aircraft that cross the atmosphere and will be able to bring the united states and italy together in an hour and a half. this is a project that i'd like to speak in detail with the american administration. i thank you for your attention. >> thank you. daily caller. >> thank you, mr. president. to follow up on what you were saying about the shutdown, sir, are you saying that you would be willing to shut the government down in september if it does not fully fund $25 billion worth of your border wall? and also deliver all of the immigration priorities you listed in your tweet or are you leaving room for negotiation there? >> i'll always leave room for negotiation. this has been many years. this isn't just trump administration. there has been many years, even decades. we have immigration laws. we have border security. we have all sorts of things going on that are -- it's disgrac

on february fourth two thousand and eighteen shots rang out over a space of two hours in the small italian town of. they were fired by a white man aiming at people of color six people were wounded one of them life threatening li the attack came at the height of a general election and provided wind in the sails of the anti immigration megan nord the shooter claimed to be taking revenge for the gruesome murder of an italian woman by drug dealers for which the main suspect is a rejected asylum seeker from nigeria. the man arrested for the much or rather shootings had run unsuccessfully for the leg annoyed in a previous local election when he was detained he had an italian flag draped around his shoulders he denies a racial motive saying he wanted to punish drug dealers instead investigators however allege that the attack was racially motivated but not everybody and much a radical damned the shootings. if somebody has no residence permit or deals in drugs and it's prison or deportation that's what the government should do. these people deserve. shortly afterwards right wing demonstrators took

capital harare for the latest on this bland mark bowden's also coming up because president trauma meets italian prime minister decepticon take a european leader he actually agrees with on several issues in fact trump has praised italy's increasingly hard line approach immigration and cambodia's leader claims victory in sunday's election but the united states and the european union are attacking the vote the white house saying it was neither free nor fair we'll hear from an exiled opposition leader. also coming up a german farmers begging the government for aid as crops shrivel in the sun in parts of germany it hasn't rained properly since april farmers are having a tough time so they're asking the government for billions of euros to see them through. it's good to have you with us tonight. counting of votes has begun in zimbabwe's landmark election it is the first time in nearly four decades where the people voted but the name of the former authoritarian leader robert mugabe was not on the ballot zimbabweans turned out in large numbers today forming long lines at polling stations around the coun

. >> chinese stock markets reverse early losses to close higher >>> italian assets underperform with the spread between italian and german yields widening amid talk of internal government tensions in rome. >>> and skanska stock sinks as a writedown drives a bigger than expected decline in second quarter operating profits. >> we are not satisfied at all with the margin, construction margin we are underperforming overall we do have some good performance where we are at levels that we should be at we are underperforming in the u.s. operation >>> good morning there's not a huge amount of direction across european markets so far this morning. the stoxx 600 is very, very slightly trading below that flat line if we look at the individual markets, the major four indices, only the ftse 100 is in the green this morning the xetra dax is below the flat line in paris, the cac 40 is down in italy, the laggard, down a full percentage point at this point. let's look at the sectors driving some of those numbers, the auto sector, not a huge surprise given uncertainty out of the white house it's down 1

to leave their homes but it's not come close to the major cities in a serious way and have those italian firefighting flames made much of a difference briefly if you. yes it does seem like that at the moment somebody has the study to make you buy me control even when but how good talking to you thank you kathy that was in stock. thanks to football out another summer of bumper transfer phase with the world cup done and dusted top club surveys and to sign the tournament standout players while that to usually means it's most a fan boy into tackles this year it's a goalkeeper who's gone into the record books after joining english side liverpool for an eye watering fifty. alison becker is now the world's most expensive goalkeeper liverpool paid roma almost seventy five million euros for the twenty five year old their brazilian international didn't concede any goals in seventeen of his thirty seven syriana appearances for roman last season the transfer fee breaks a record held by the italian legend g.g.p. fun. in two thousand and one he was bored by your venters from parma for the record price

even as he meets with the italian prime minister.he had a meeting with him in the oval office and a bilateral meeting with aides just a short time ago. but it is the tweets he has been sending out all week long talking specifically about

president and the italian leader. just a quick reminder of the top stories now not long to go until of aces is in for voters in zimbabwe to cast their ballot in the first election without robert mugabe for almost forty years ago came out saying he's supporting the opposition candidate nelson chamisa and not his successor and former ally and someone gaga. is in the capital harare. well generally they've been long lines outside polling stations all day across the country and there's the fisher there's the bobby difficult mission have said they've been some issues here in there but they say the voting went smoothly the e.u. election observer mission see the problems they saw at some of the polling stations this is too early to tell with its logistical issues or is deliberate what they're going to do now is meet other election observers compare notes and then make some kind of statements in a few days time mollie's government says attacks by gunmen or other violence disrupted around a fifth of polling stations during sund

we are now seeing the italian prime minister arriving at the oval office.resident trump ready to greet him. we know the u.s. and europe had ofalling of -- a thawing relations when it comes to these trade tensions. you see the prime minister stepping out of his car and meeting with the president. we are seeing these trade tensions between the u.s. and europe. we are seeing a truce of sorts but not so much when it comes to china. william: we have been saying all along, especially before this administration decided not to join the trans-pacific partnership that we needed to work with like-minded countries with similar market based economies to deal with the issues we have with china. instead of that, what we have seen, we have been tough on our allies, whether it is japan or australia or the eu. we feel this is going against what we want to see happen. shery: for people watching from the outside, we do not get a clear sense of whether there are talks between china and the united states. you have 900 members. you probably talk to authorities in china. they talk

a proposal that italians had rejected in the referendum. the constitutional court intervened and said no you cannot reign should years. legal provisions been repealed as a result of. this calls to european commissioner olli rehn to write to mr berlusconi again asking for clarification. just. as a judge and a founder member as a judge of. italians who had already made up their own minds saw that sentence despite the outcomes of the referendum as an insult it also infringed upon an e.u. article demanding neutrality. if they. say yes yes. and there who are not mix is. going to do your. group i mean is that funny that we're going to prevent this is the exact city going to. do go up it don't go do do do men these are peaceful says it all to all. large scale privatizations of a key demand in every memorandum that the troika has imposed on every greek government the water companies of athens and thessaloniki always on the list. and on the good. mr make a luck as a journalist and was new democracy spokesperson. he later became interior minister for

latest in this landmark vote also coming up meeting in both the minds president trump person receives italian prime minister just a concept grazes believes increasingly hard line approach to immigration and get forty years later claims a victory in sunday's election but the united states and the european union criticize the vote the white house saying it was neither free nor fair. and also in the next sixty minutes the cost of tourism in the arctic wilderness a polar bear shot dead from mauling a cruise ship employee on an island off norway incidents causing outrage on social media. mob. or am. i little rock thanks so much for your company everyone. we begin our broadcast in zimbabwe a country turning over a new leaf polls have just closed in that country's landmark election it's the first time in nearly four decades where the people voted but the name of former author tarion leader robert mugabe was not on the ballot zimbabweans turned out in large numbers forming long lines at polling stations around the country do you ever use it or increase spent a day on the ground with the voters. he wa

minister outrightly for the root this out he said no such camp on the italian soil i guess let's talk about the host country of austria where the same meeting is taking place a centurion minister made some controversial proposals talk to us about that. i say controversial as putting it it really miles terms these are really radical ideas of changing the way europe has deal and dealt with asylum he has drawn out a vision where he imagines that in the future asylum can only be claimed outside of the european union which is currently legal you can practically you can only claim asylum once you're in europe by that he wants to stop the pull factor that that brings people making the dangerous crossing over the mediterranean for instance but a number of ministers have disagreed have said this includes all kinds of legal but also practical problems so for instance the luxembourg's interior minister. said civilized people on not talking about such ideas and offer a mobile as the commissioner responsible for migration from the european commission made very clear he said he promised that the e.

a -- in a picturesque italian village.the germans disliked giving up their quarters just before the holidays, but the canadians could not wait. through a cautiously ingenious technique, the loyal edmonton regiment and the high landers leveled the town, one room at a time. by the end of the italian campaign, nearly 100,000 canadian soldiers had seen service in italy. [explosions] when allied troops went ashore, -- ashore in normandy the , canadians carried their share of the assault. [dramatic music] the drive inland was tough and subject to repeated german counterattacks. in a great major movement in august 1944, canadians, british , and americans cut down a formidable german force. when the fighting ceased around calais, the battle turned into a major german military disaster. the canadians alone took more than 12,000 german prisoners. at least eight enemy divisions were destroyed and 16 more suffered disastrous losses. at the end of the war, general eisenhower -- the canadian troops for their valor and determination. res

the italians saw him as more canadian than italian.swer to this but earnings are meant to come out in 1.5 hours. i don't know whether they will postpone, or if you are a shareholder you change the focus. the family will decide -- the tone will be different. i imagine it will be more difficult for shareholders to get to know the new chief executive today? reporter: i think shareholders already know the new chief executive quite well. mike manley has been running jeep since sergio acquired it in 2009. he has done an incredible job of running the business. engine, ramgrowth trucks, which he also ran, have been a growth engine for fiat- chrysler, shareholders know who might manley is. i have to wonder what they will do with earnings, if they will still release them in an hour and a half. a lot of people will be struck hard by this. sergio was very successful but also brightened the room. most of the people who were able to talk with them, the reason he has that rockstar aura, is people really like him. people will be touched deeply by his

in the beginning italian customers would come in they'd see my italian staff but when they realized the management was chinese i think that made it really hard at first that it took him four years to overcome the doubts and develop a devoted clientele. it's a similar story in bag imo a popular tourist destination and another league stronghold and have take runs the only african restaurant here that makes some rather exotic although he and his wife haven't had to deal with open discrimination things aren't exactly ideal for them. even if the situation here isn't easy in the quest that i'd most likely have more than one restaurant in other cities that are but when customers show up i can see they're suspicious they're good people from this region are skeptical unlike guests from rome and john were more used to the african cuisine still and on his wife have also developed a regular clientele and feel more or less at home and back imo although wary about the new populist government he tries to remain optimistic but i found quite a lot of thought it better that's just too early to judge the