perhaps with italy's help? pm conte: we discussed the problem of stabilizing libya, and obviously of the security to be guaranteed for the whole of the iranian area. you see, it's not only a problem of the migration routes, many of the migration routes from other countries concentrate in the libyan area, but it's also a problem of security in general. through the migration routes, foreign fighters might reach european territory. agents who could carry the terrorist threat. we did not discuss in details the problems. certainly it is our intention to respect the libyan population. we are not driven by economic interest or the problem of energy supply. our interest, i have already said, we are going to organize an agreement with president trump. i'm going to organize a conference on libya. we would like to deal and discuss all of the issues relating to the libyan people, involving all of the stakeholders, actors. the government in the whole mediterranean. were going to discuss economic aspects but also the social

and 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 much, trade deficit. $52 billion reduction in the trade deficit for the quarter. i think steve mnuchin, treasurer, is here, and mike pompeo. nobody thought that would be possible so quickly. $52 billion reduction. this is in the trade deficit for the quarter. i think italy is going to be able to do the same thing. slightly different numbers, but the same thing. >> what role should the european union play in the matter? do you think the european union should play a role -- president trump: that has up to them. i don't want to get involved. we are having a hard time. and i did mention tariffs on cars. and we get along very well. very well. i think they're going to treat is very fairly

and what is italy going to do? will italy confirm the program? conte: i'mter going to repeat what i said before, because i've taken a stance. i'm going to be boring. position of the italian government is not changing. we are open to dialogue with russia. we do believe russia is playing a fundamental role in --ernational geopolitical as president trump says, if we want to solve problems, we the counterparts to deal with. as far as the sanction systems the physically is concerned, i'm well aware, in fact i designed a connected to implementation of the government did -- the position of my government has been stated. it is to make sure these -- italy, from this point of view, has a traditional economic relation with russia. again,r to stress once --ctions with russia can not transatlantic pipeline. i discussed this with president trump. i reported to him that my government is aware of the fact that this is strategic work in terms of energy supply to italy and the thousands of europeans. -- european countries. provide a new system. at the same time i

what is italy going to do? will italy confirm the program? thank you. >> translator: i am going to answer in relation to sanctions on russia. i am going to repeat what i said before because i have already taken a stance in all of the international summits. this con first responders the position of the italian government is not changing in this respect. we are open to dialogue with russia. we do believe that russia plays a fundamental role in all international geopolitical crises. so thinking that russia can be kept out of a dialogue, as president trump said, if we want to solve problems, we cannot choose the counterparts to deal with. we must accept a seat at the table and negotiate and have dialogue with those who are in reality our counterparts. as far as the sanction system seskically is concerned, i am well aware that the system stemming from tminsk agreements and the implementation of the minsk agreements. it is clear that it is unthinkable today to lift overnight those sanctions. however, exactly because we are open to dialogue with rus

we will start working in italy. it's a directorship, boost as it were in the mediterranean between italy and the united states. i would say that we're almost twin countries in which italy is becoming a reference point in europe and a privileged interlocutor for the united states for the main threats and challenges that we have before us. terrorism, all the crises that we see in the mediterranean, particularly in regards to libya. secondly the american administration also recognizes that italy has a leadership role as a promoter country that will lead to the stabilization of libya. and this was great respect for the libyan population. for the united states we will be working in order to reach these results and we will decide what needs to be done in view of this result. i am truly thankful to you, donald for your support. thirdly in terms of immigration, i also described president trump, the innovative approach that italy has put forth and the european union now has the responsibility to not leave the weight of the m

we will start working in italy. it's a directorship boost asker with in the mediterranean between italy and the united states. i'd say we're almost twin countries in which italy is becoming a reference point in europe. a privileged for the united states for the main threat and challenges that we have before us. terrorism, all the crises that we see in the mediterranean and in particular in regards to libya. secondly, the american administration also recognizes that italy has a leadership role as a promoter country that will lead to the stabilization of libya. of course, with great respect for the libyan population. with the united states, we will be working in order to reach these results and we will decide what need to be done in view of this result. i'm truly thankful to you, donald, for your support. thirdly, in terms of immigration, i also described to president trump the innovative approach that italy has put forth and the european union now has a responsibility to not leave the weight of the management of immi

that italy has put forth. and the european union now has a responsibility to not leave the weight of the management of immigration on the shoulders of the countries of first arrival, like italy is. and as you heard president trump say, we appreciate this contribution which is provided by the italian government, which is providing good results. we are talking about a multilevel approach in order to try to resolve the phenomenon of immigration, not because of an emergency but because this is a structural approach. i want to underline, this is with the position of president trump, which goes from the respective dignity of people, to make sure that the fundamental rights are protected, and it wants to make sure that these rights are not trampled over because people are in the hands of criminal bands. i also want to underline that the world day for the exchange of human beings is going to be celebrated. i also told president trump that i am very satisfied for the understanding we have reached very recently between

what is italy going to do? will italy confirm the program? thank you. >>. >> translator: i'm going to answer in relations to sanctions on russia. i'm going to repeat what i said before because i have already taken a stance in all of the international summits. i am going to be boring but this confirm has the position of the italian government is not changing in this respect. we are open to dialogue with russia. we do believe that russia plays a fundamental role in all international geopolitical crisis. so thinking that russia can be kept out of a dialogue, as president trump said, if we want to solve problems, we cannot choose the counter-part to deal with. we must accept and sit at the table and negotiate and have dialogue with those who are in reality our counter-rt pachlt as far as the sanction system specifically is concerned i'm well aware that the system stymied from the minks agreement has the outcome and is connected to the implement of the minks agreements. so it is clear that it is unthinkable today to lift overnight those sanctions.

italy got tired of it.ny longer the people of italy have borne a great part of the burden for europe through the course of the migration crisis i applaud the prime minister for his bold leadership, truly bold. and i hope more leaders will follow this example including leaders in europe. the prime minister and i are united in our conviction that strong nations must have strong borders. we have a solemn obligation to protect our citizens and their quality of life. my administration is working hard to pass border security legislation, improve vetting and establish a merit-based immigration system which the united states needs very, very importantly, very badly. as far as the border is concerned, and personally, if we don't get border security, after many, many years of talk within the united states, i would have no problem doing a shutdown. it's time we had proper border security we are the laughing stock of the world. we have the worst immigration laws anywhere in the world in our meeting today, the prime min

sunday not up it isn't navin definitely does be on treaty and italy that's another italy which currently has a link to wise but must still be hurt. this weekend their message was clear pusa lottie may know salvini more rescues less salvini. now just some of the other stories making news around the world israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel remains ready to respond to any attacks from hamas militants islamic militant group claims overnight have reached a truce with israel after one of the most serious attacks in violence between the two sides in years at least two palestinians were killed and several israelis injured in the exchanges of fire. in iraq police have clashed with anti-corruption protesters as they tried to storm a government building in basra several people are reported to have been wounded in the past week. demonstrators in cities across the south have been demanding better public services and protesting a lack of jobs. heavy rain and thunderstorms are causing chaos across china state media reported that hundreds of rivers around the country have flooded bloc

he said you know it up is in question i mean definitely does be on treaty and italy that's another italy which currently has a link to wise but must be hurt. this weekend their message was clear pusa lottie may know salvini more rescues less salvini. have been reports of several fresh strikes being exchanged between israel and militants in gaza that's despite the islamic militant group hamas saying it had reached a cease fire with israel late on saturday they now say they came for hamas and then also from hamas came after one of the most serious upticks in violence between the two sides in years at least two palestinians were killed and several israelis injured in the exchanges of fire the attacks a raise fears of a wider conflict breaking out between the two sides again. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel remains ready to respond to any strikes from hamas. conversion i hope hamas has got the message if not they'll get it later i heard it said that israel has accepted a cease fire that would allow the continuation of terrorism by incendiary kinds and balloons this is i

he said not up isn't he navin definitely does be onto me and italy that's another italy which currently has a link to wise but must be hurt. if i think. this weekend their message was clear pusa lottie may know salvini more rescues less salvini. a ceasefire reached between israel and gaza as dominant hamas militants on saturday is largely holding but there have been some reports of isolated strikes the truce is the second between the two sides to be brokered by egypt this year and comes after one of the most serious optics and violence in years. this was saturday the most extensive airstrikes on gaza in four years they included hits in the heart of gaza city. israel says it was targeting hamas positions in response to a barrage of rocket fire from the palestinian enclave. its iron dome defense system intercepted some rockets but warning sirens sent people running for shelters several israelis were injured. i think of this and i hope hamas has got the message if not they'll get it later i heard it said that israel has accepted a cease fire that would allow the continuation of terrorism b

he said be not up it is in the new definitely does be on treaty and italy that's another italy which currently has a link to wise but must still be hurt. if. this weekend their message was clear pusa lottie may know salvini more rescues less salvini. in gaza a cease fire between israel and hamas militants appears to be holding hamas announced reaching the truce with israel overnight following one of the most serious upticks in violence since the war between gaza and israel in two thousand and fourteen. the most extensive asked strikes on gaza in four years. they included hits in the hot of gaza city. israel says it was targeting hamas positions in response to a rocket. from the palestinian own place. its iron dome defense system intercepted some rockets such warning sirens sent people running for shelter as. several israelis were injured. after consultations with the defense minister the chief of staff and israel's top security officials we decided on powerful action against hamas terrorism the israeli armed forces delivered the most powerful blow against hamas since two thousand and

what is italy going to do? will italy confirm the program? thank you. i'm going to answer in relation to sanctions on russia. i'm going to repeat what i said before because i've already taken a stance in the summits and this confirms that a position of italian government is not changing in this respect. we are open to dialogue with russia. we do believe that russia plays a fundamental role in all international geopolitical kr cris crisises. so thinking that russia can be kept out of dialogue, as president trump said, if we want to solve problems we can't choose the counterparts to deal with. we must accept a seat at the table and have dialogue with those who are, in reality, our counterparts. as far as the sanction is aware. said that the system from the agreements as the outcome and is connected to the implementation of the agreements. it is clear that it is unthinkable to lift overnight those sanctions. however, exactly because we are open to dialogue with russia, the position of my government has been stated. make sure that the system of sanctions do

he said in not up isn't that not of the new definitely does be on treaty and italy that's another italy which currently has a link to wise but must be heard. this weekend their message was clear pusa lottie may know salvini more rescues less salvini. and not just some of the other stories making news around the world hamas officials in gaza say they've reached a cease fire with israel after one of the most serious surges in violence since the war between israel and gaza militants in two thousand and fourteen egypt and the un reportedly brokered the truce after two palestinians were killed. haiti's prime minister. has resigned they brought move came ahead of a no confidence vote that could have forced him out of office after a wave of deadly protests at least seven people died during three days of demonstrations. triggered by the government's failed attempt to raise fuel prices. heavy rain and thunderstorms are causing chaos across china state media reported that hundreds of rivers around the country have flooded blocking roads and rail roads destroying destroying bridges and forcing tho

italy have beaten china 3—0. first—half strike from valentina braconi — one of ten argentinian—born players in the italian squad — gave them the lead, and there were two further goals after the break to seal the victory. their last world cup campaign came in1976. i think you have got to give italy credit, fantastic between the legs. yes, it is a diving stick. argentina's first match saw them beat spain 6—2. the sixth goal came from a penalty stroke. argentina, who were eight places below spain in the world rankings, top their group ahead of germany because of that goal difference. and a quick look at all today's matches. confirmation of those wins for italy and argentina. while earlier the netherlands beat south korea 7—0. new zealand are currently facing belgium. it's belgium who take a 2—1 lead.

we would have another bailout program perhaps for italy and italy might be too big to fail it points to the. attention new bailout program one of the ideas actually put forward by the french president and on the way back on and that matters in favor of is this european monetary fund to help countries in crisis could you imagine though a fund whereby it was the funds automatically release or we're going to go through something arduous what each national parliament needs to say yes this country can have this money it is a big question also of national sovereignty and you know no taxation without representation and should the type for example the german government still have a say over tax payers money which is a constitutional issue and so it so that it really depends whether how this european monetary fund would then look like legally also in terms of volume and we now agreed on something like a euro zone budget right which could also help but the german government things you know in the area of thirty billion. dollars thinking more in bigger terms of three hundred or four hundred bil

politics profess flaviolo vassals disturbed by italy's right turn.sees echoes of the country's second world war fascist dictator benito mussolin >> ( translated ): the european commission reminded salvini that people can't be returned toli a because it's not a safe country. mussolini used to say "i don'tlv care" and i is doing the same. basically he's disregarding international law which governs rescues at sea, as well as the geneva convention and european convention on human rights. >> ( translatedar ): this coon to mussolini is shameful. salvini doesn't do harm to others. salvini is saying something that is very honest and full of common sense. ying we cannot welcome everyone. >> brabant: according to the u.n.'s international organition for migration, nearly 2,400 people drowned trying to cross the hediterranean in 2017. so far this yearigure is 1,500. that means virtually two out of every 100 people who leave north africa by boat die. those figures reinforciothe determinof organizations running ships like the "aquarius," to ctinue search d rescue

francine: up next -- representing italy in style.e talk andrea's mission of promoting companies from fendi to ferrari next. ♪ francine: as well as acting as chairman of the company that bears his name, andrea illy also leaves a foundation whose mission is to increase the competitiveness of high-end italian brands from food to fashion. some of its members include fendi and ferrari. today italian brands make up 10% of total consumption of luxury goods across the world. how can they preserve and grow that market share? mr. illy, thank you so much for still being with us. when you look at the italian magic, there are very many italian high end names, and this is despite the political turmoil that we saw in 40, 50 years. what is the secret illy has? andrea: italy has an enormous heritage to such a wealth in nature and whatever is intangible in culture. we are the country of beauty though and we are at the very center of the cradle of civilization with the mediterranean, with all of this kind of natural competitive advantage, there has bee

italy's new t- governme aim sp e ti of migrants. a disorder affecting children whose mothers drink while pregnant. and much more. >> woodruff: the united states and iran ramped up the tough o rhetoric towar another, but where is it all heading? newshour foreign affairs correspondent nick scifirin has the story. >> schifrin: for months, the administration has targeted iran with a campaign of pressure, from pulling out of the ir deal... >> i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. >> schifrin: to re-imposing sanctions to try and cripple's irinances. >> iran will be forced to make a choice: either fight to keep its onomy off life support at home, or keep squandering precious wealth on fights abroad. >> schifrin: but last night president trump took the campaign one step further and threatened war. he tweeted in all caps, "never, ever threaten the united states again, or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before." that was a response to ir

italy got tired of it. brent: that was the u.s.resident saying that italy got tired of illegal migration. let's go to washington. our correspondent is on the issue. we know that the u.s. president has welcomed thehe german chancellllor, the french presidt and at first it looked rosy and later it did not. is this any different with the italian prime minister? >> there is an ideological closeness between the u.s. president and italian prime minister. he praised him for the firm stance on the border. he also called on other eu leaders to follow italy's lead on this issue. i think mr. trump sees mr. conte as an ideological ally in the european union as opposed to angela merkel. we have seen time and time again that the trump administration seems to be interested in aligning with and supporting some of the new right-wing leaders in some european countries such as hungary, poland, the czech republic, austria and now italy. that is the difference. mr. trump often says one thing today and a completely different thing tomorrow. but there is

while in italy she began to feel fatigued. she lost feeling in her feet and she was losing her hair. blood tests revealed she was suffering from arsonic poisoning. as clare was an out spoken opponent of communism some assumed foul play and the cia was called to the investigation and what they discovered will surprise you. the source of the poison was not a communist but the bedroom she sought sanctuary in. the feelings were all or-- ceilings were ornately painted and above the bed were roses that were secretly deadly and contained lead and a new laundry room had been installed above her ped room and the shaking -- ped room and the shake -- bedroom and the shaking of the room caused the arson to fall. which clare left italy in large part of her health issues, you can see thou thin she -- how thin she looks here. one newspaper wrote perhaps never has a great notion owed so much to such a small, fragile and gentle a women. in 1959 clare and thenry strongly opposed costro. -- castro. she participated in a debate where she stated o

"bella figura" or not, in italy's prime minister trump has a friend in europe. something hard to come by these days. delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >>> for many years now mh-370 families have waited for answers. many refuse to give up hope of finding their loved ones alive. others just want closure. >> now the malaysian government is releasing a new report on the lost flight. it held a news conference to explain its findings. 239 people were on board that flight when it took off from kuala lumpur in march 2014. it never reached its destination, beijing. the plane's ultimate fate remains a mystery still today. let's go to cnn's will ripley. he's live from hong kong. hello to you, will. what we're learning about this report, is there any significant new information? >> reporter: sadly, natalie, and you know, i remember march 8th, 2014 like it was yesterday. it was my first assignment for cnn, covering the missing plane. and for weeks on end we stood there at the airport in kuala lumpur and then we moved to australia where they were centering the search operations. an

crossings would delay his deliveries from italy considerably . material out of the times we deal with fresh produce of this would certainly have an effect on the prices and of course on the quality it is decisive if the delivery truck has been on the road for twenty four more hours here if a few going to fix it with longer waiting times at the border crossing such as from italy some dealers fear that some tropical fruits would disappear from the market completely. trade is a permanent race against time and against low margins. things get worse people would get laid off the fewer hours business volume reduced those are the effects that come with this i don't need to tell anyone if you have a company and it's not going as well as it should then the consequences are simple and if it gets really bad you shut down through every delay at the border would cost chaos in the supply chains that have already developed and would cause incalculable economic damages the schengen agreement is at stake. comcast has sweetened its bid for pan-european t.v. group s

guy: you bring up the issue of italy, i know a number of people who are nervous about italy.atching a and nervous about what happens. sense of how pimco has invested, are you looking at an opportunity to enter? italy, to beth relatively cautious and somewhat that bonds have repriced. it is an area in europe which lacks ammunition when the downturns come. therefore, one that will be more prone to potential crisis. an emerging market like china formany more levers and rim maneuver in terms of monetary and fiscal policy. europe is in a very straitjacket, and in the past they have shown unless you are two minutes to midnight, they are not willing to loosen that straitjacket and give rim. the italian government really wants to test that, and want to get more room. we will see how it goes, but --tainly as long as the ecb guy: ecb's winding up its program, isn't it? geraldine: yes, and that is why it is likely to be mark complicated, or this government gets back in line with orthodox policies, and things will be fine. characters two main in the government that are pulling the string

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 correspondent melanie griffith ball she is in harare the capital of zimbabwe good evening to you melanie the ballot counting we understan

thank you for joining us, will italy's that loan ratio top italy to become the worst in the world?bviously, they don't want that to be the distinction. but looking at the numbers, 14.4% bad loans, india is at 11.6. they expect that next year, it will be a long 12.2. far a said that, so lovely bad loans have been from the steel industry, and our reporting shows us there is going to be a next wave of bad loans hitting indian banks. that will be from the power banks,according to losses are expected from this particular industry. the worst is yet to come for banks before they can recover. r.b.i.e: what does the -- first of all, does it see the problem and have any tools to temper the issue? arijit: yes. the bank has taken a number of measures. been asking banks to make sure they recognize the problems and not try to brush them under the carpet, and recognize them and provision for it. it has also sanctioned a lot of the state run banks, and curbed lending further. the central bank came out with a new circular which removed other measures to stop these bad loans, and instead, focus bank

through lampedusa say on the southern part of italy and come up through italy or come through. into spain there is a problem dispersal policy whereby other countries take a quota of those people coming in and process them quickly or you have those centers in those countries where the processing to be done quickly and those who establish themselves is genuine refugees within the one nine hundred fifty one convention can then be dispersed on a more equitable basis around different parts of the you you know britain afraid to say it's taken a few hundred syrians i mean nothing compared with the numbers for example that both sweden and germany have taken a lot of the states are not pulling their weight. offering a solution to this problem by way of. case greatly appreciate you taking the time to give others the benefit of your experience keith birth is my guest former chief executive of the immigration advisory service over in the united kingdom. and to other news now syrian president bashar al assad has said that members of the activist group the white house who refuse an amnesty w

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up next, representing italy in style.oting luxury companies from fendi to ferrari, next. ♪ francine: as well as acting as chairman of the company that also his name, andrea illy leads the foundation, its mission to increase the competitive this of high-end italian brands, from food to fashion. some of its members include , and they makei up 10% of total consumption of world.goods across the how do they preserve and grow that market share? thank you for staying with us. when you look at the italian magic, there are many high-end italian names. what is the secret sauce that italy has? andrea: italy has an enormous arrogance, such wealth in nature and whatever is intangible in culture. we are at the very center of the cradle of civilization, the mediterranean, with a millinery culture. of let'sthese kinds say natural competitive advantages, there has been so countryitage in the that inspires genius in terms of technology and innovation of our best minds. with that, this luxury market is great, because it is over one trillion

papa traveled from the gambia to italy to libya where he say's he was badly tortured. and unwillingly. to the polluted improve who are eating going to work on google. once in italy and still in great pain bob was sent to the good scheana center by call such privately owned facilities it was applied to provide medical care for its residents of bob ses his pleas for help were ignored. because of my induced with really couldn't believe that michael could do what. who are the ones who knew three women to. according to another resident that wasn't the only problem with center was desperately overcrowded that mess on process but the committee said tuesday when it appeared that one person on. the welcomed as anymore. yet it was our what. i did there's a law about what would be a book in protest bob set fire to the mattress on his bed that's when the owner of the center showed up and shot him. you would do pretty soon if we did rid of the girl who polluted and to move it through with duke knew that. the center's owner shot of a large a with an illegal weapon was local business

mentioned italy earlier. but italy may be a help to germany in the immigration crisis.ve a lot of immigrants crossing the mediterranean and coming into italy. maybe germany and italy were together and have been pushing back on this immigration. if germany moves away from the european union in any way, italy is left to fight the battle on its own. >> that is undoubtedly true. a lot of people in germany would like to leave italy to fight on its own. again, merkel is pushing for european solution rather than individual countries taking national solutions which are short-term solutions because you can't keep pushing people back in smaller countries are continental europe. you can't keep doing that in the long term. differences with the popular government. they do share desire to find a common european solution to this problem. >> we're here with the editor in chief, joe weber. she and germany could be the real blacks one of the european union. >> is is one that we are fixated on. it is wondering if she can maintain this delicate grasp of power. all of europe is in the balan

i mentioned italy earlier.re all worried about italy, but italy may be a help to germany in the immigrant crisis. we have a lot of immigrants crossing the mediterranean coming into italy. maybe germany and italy work together in pushing back on immigration. because if germany moves away from the european union and in any way, italy is left to fight the battle on its own. alan: that's undoubtedly true and a lot of people in germany would like to leave italy to fight the battle on its own. but again, merkel is pushing for a european solution, rather than individual countries taking national solutions, essentially short-term solutions because you can't keep pushing people back in smaller countries on a continent like europe. you can't keep doing that long-term. and so, there are big differences with the new populist government in italy, but you are right in saying they do share a desire to find a common european solution to this problem. carol: we are here with the editor in chief of bloomberg businessweek, joel w

what is the secret sauce that italy has?taly has an enormous heritage to such a wealth in nature and whatever is intangible in culture. we are the country of beauty, though, and we are at the very center of the cradle of civilization, the mediterranean. with all of this kind of natural competitive advantage, there has been so much beauty and heritage sedimenting in the country which still inspires creativity and ingenious in terms of technology and innovation of our best minds. so with that, this luxury market is great because it's over 1 trillion. and italy is a co-leader with our colleagues in france, but we have two great, strong points. we are the countries with the highest amount of sectors in luxury. we miss only one, which is consumer electronics. other than that, we have all. automotive, you mentioned ferrari, lamborghini. we have jewelry, sport, food, hospitality, and so on. i don't want to mention them all. and the other great competitive advantage we have is we're the country where the product is made. creativity

policy of boats arrives at a spanish fort carrying the bodies of two hundred pounds migrants up to italy refusing a mission to last the remains of this as the e.u. and its mediterranean mission aimed at fighting people smugglers also coming up. u.s. president donald trump get some say guests for manoir reports say michael cohen recorded a conversation between the two over payments to a playboy model plus. drowning in plastic we need people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge . i made a few money thank you for your company and then geo boats carrying the bodies of two drowned migrants and once a fiver has docked at the spanish portuguese to italy refuse to accept the bodies it's an incident which again highlights the dangers facing migrants crossing the mediterranean and the failure of the european union to agree on joint policies on the issue this as its elise stance forces brussels to suspend its mediterranean naval mission aimed at people smuggling. one of the last private rescue boats to patrolling the mediterranean as european countries

conditions befitting italy more than sweden.o the italian government has sent help. >> italy, biggest fleet in the world. there will drop 6000 liters of water about one second. reporter: in fact, the effort to extinguishing nordic blaze has become a european task come with further personnel and your support sent in from france, germany, and in neighboring norway. sweden has dealt with wildfires before, but rarely over such a large area. now meteorologists are warning that with global temperatures on the rise, fighting fire in the arctic could become an annual battle. phil: italy's new populist government has informed the european union that it will to accept migrants rescued at sea and brought to its shores. that includes not only does this goodbye eight groups, but those -- rescued by eight groups, but by the eu's rescue mission operations of fear. we have this report about one success story. reporter: she lives in the mountains of italy. surrounded by nature, she makes her own goat cheese. it is a different life from the one s

i don't think not too much you know italy hasn't the typical immigration country. depressing each of his leading positions in universities or in companies is fairly small or you have a little internal migration from the south of the north and therefore i think in the face of learning and let's face it. the country has problems with the refugees it's landing on the southern shores of europe and the air force for them it is a problem of what to do with these people particularly in a country where the unemployment rate is over ten percent and bridge is immigrants and in the south the unemployment rate is over thirty percent so let's hope this thing and the deal gets in the treaty to particularly well and let's look at the population rebels and say what should we do all of these people and this is an unfair distribution zero. percent of them and. you have now a political party that always has its north and leak was against the south and now it's against the good prince. and it is in a way a political movement there tries to. votes for their position what is driving me

your betters tony the former prime minister of italy was considered a close personal friend of russian president vladimir putin now. is a very different personality from. from silvio berlusconi he's not a party animal likes of you of balance kone he's also not an educator such as on the trump he's a more quiet law professor but when it comes to the issues trump and calling to see eye to eye in terms to reporters also as the u.s. president about meeting with the leader of iran something completely different from italy today and the u.s. president said that he is willing to meet with a radiant president rouhani is this a serious offer. it is in the way of course donald trump probably is banking on the fact that there's probably not much interest on the iranian side for such a summit but donald trump has got a lot of criticism for his recent meeting with russian president putin and also for the summit with the north korean leader kim both cases critics have said nothing much came out of these summits and on trump i think wanted to emphasize that for him it is important to talk to people t

another blow for free trade and now it's coming from the heart of europe italy's new government says it will not rest of size seats are the free try agree a trade agreement between the e.u. and canada. chrysler and france go to head to head in the world cup final on sunday the battle of the outfit has been decided we'll tell you. the state of your business live from berlin i'm god alpha's the free trade. greenland between the e.u. and canada could become a casualty of the crossfire of the trade dispute between the e.u. and the u.s. italy's new government has said is will not ratify the agreement that will be a huge setback both ottawa and brussels. parmesan cheese is just one of many italian regional specialties but only a few of these have a name is protected by an official seal. italy fears for the survival of its agricultural sector the main reason why the new government says it doesn't want to ratify the agreement negotiations between auto and brussels have been going on for years the agreement was finally signed in twenty sixteen but needs to be ratified by all twenty eight e.u.

doesn't italy have their data like 130%?roof positive that were going in that direction of what the maximum debt milton friedman once said you can have open borders and a welfare state. you just cannot. it's unsustainable and that is what is going on. the bargaining welfare state, lots and lots of poor people who are trying to get in and they overdid . connell: to be fair, our geography is different than theirs in terms of how where we set in north america versus where they said. >> you know, they are potentially low migrants coming from africa and middle east and yet for people from atlanta which we cannot afford either if you maintain a welfare state. i will say this, i'm the grandson of immigrants and there was never a time in this country where they let everybody in. it was always a third and based on the need for labor. connell: let's talk trade as we wait for these two leaders to take to the lecterns and podiums at the white house. they're doing this indoors not in the rose garden but ashley, trade seems like an issue