in central italy.art of the fifth army line on the allied left, wedged into a 12 mile front is the man who will soon become the hero of the hour, general alphonse, whose french expeditionary corps includes four divisions and three groups of goumiers, a regular berber tribesmen known for agility, ruthlessness, and sartorial panache. he intends to outflank the germans, on hinging the gustav line and the tank trap in the valley by scaling up the arusha mountains, which are deemed impassable by everyone else. as the big day draws near, the fifth army alone stockpiles 11,000 tons of ammunition for the first two days of diadem. 43 italian sawmills turn forests into engineer lumber. the fifth army alone musters 11,000 mules and 2000 horses into pack trains into packed trains. allied intelligence estimates that field marshal kesselring's force in italy totals just over 400,000 men, including nine divisions along the casino front, the main front, and five divisions around anzio in the 14th army. you can see anz

the motion passed but lego and brothers of italy abstained. since then sen cigarette has received numerous death threats and now lives under police protection. this exceptional woman has known dangerous since she was a child. at 13 seger and her father were fleeing to switzerland when they were arrested and sent to auschwitz. her father was murdered there. is i'm sad with sen c. gray i'm haunted by a terrible thought that my grandfather may have had something to do with her father's fate and that of thousands of others. i've been listed the help of rebecca now in high memory in germany to translate the nazi letter sent to my grandfather and to discover why it was written. that if they're having them again. really a couple years. old however they. recognize. the thank you letter from his hosts strikes a friendly tone obviously wanting to build on the link between the nazis and the car bonior. finding out my grandfather actually traveled to germany in 1938 as part of a trade delegation is upsetting. ok so. it was about call it was about the germ

i was there are signs of fascism everywhere in italy. in rome the memory of zone in the buildings and monuments on which he inscribed his name. and the streets where he carved his slogans. mussolini's formula as a squid i described it to exploit fear and turn it into hatred is being echoed by the populace politicians to ignite their followers. these are the brothers of 80 the country's 2nd largest far right party georgia maloney is the leader today she's issuing a clarion call for europe to get behind the brothers' extreme nationalist agenda. thank you thank you thank you. thank. me. for everything from across your children probably the netherlands spain or from the far right parties in those various countries and all of them pretty much pushing the same very strong and immigration rules mentioning that it's actually a name you say here when i don't want. you you. you you you. i suspect women only says our identity she doesn't include the farmworkers i met in korea and where is the country's fascist history to be found in her notion of t

oh italy or from. no farm tell him what is it tell him to work on the machine.i didn't want to use for a gun now and yeah i still don't want to use. the i'm not working like it then you can go and you pick it 11 which you write i live in the head. of. my father i said i'm a rice also a farmer they used to go out for mentalists the company collapsed. and make me travel if you listen and i live in a ghetto you see. everything flew bator you see i was good then you do if south. had were down the other seasonal workers little shanty towns dilapidated heartsore tents in the middle of fields. there's no water no sanitary facilities electricity or heating that. bet on the rambling denominator you didn't know where i'm living. now never till then because if i didn't pay then go and worried back. to how you are here you have to fight to take off your family. oh you even sometimes causes all of them doubt problem to call you and you can see that you can help them flew off for years fighting like trouble now our life is like no really sell a life to have all family. in cha

well it's italy has a new potest movement that's called itself the sardines because of its ability to pack the p.s.s. with huge numbers of people who've simply had enough of the populace and the nationalists. now until not too long ago much here salvini was the dominant force in italian politics with us anti immigrant agenda and after triggering the breakup of the previous government he's now hoping to make a comeback in key regional elections so it's salvini against the sardines they're small and agile and are really stirring things up in italy at the moment elena jacqueline prefers to paint them in watercolors her sardines accompany her to every protest the mondello thought of me making my sardine swim against the current just like salmon do a lot of a sardine a small. together with other sardines however it becomes large larger than a big fish but. the sardines are ready and the lane is off on our way. today many other sympathizers of the sardines movement are gathering in bologna again. elena has been a supporter from the beginning she was here when people gathered here in bologna

the head of government in italy here is the prime minister of italy and his foreign minister di maggio. again being greeted by. a good terrace or 2 hosts of today's meeting that would be separate country. you know as we watch these these men being greeted by the german chancellor we know the year we're still waiting for some very significant players just moments ago of course we talked about letting the putin who's expected to arrive at these talks we understand that he held the bilateral talks with her one of course the leader in turkey and these 2 are very much on opposing sides on on this. conflict. let me turn to you what's at stake here for for turkey. both turkey has some very direct interest in terms of oil fields in the mediterranean in fact. turkish president has already started moving towards deploying troops to back the un backed government and me and the sorry assad raj and the question really is whether taki will be constructive in this continuing process or whether it's like italy for instance in his prime and we just so will always keep an eye on its own particular oil i

forcing people to leave that countries edward for one no longer harvests tomatoes in ghana but in italy hauling conditions . if you gonna build up its tomato industry after gaining independence in 1957 the country was keen to develop its economy and utilize its own natural resources today all of ghana's tomato processing plants have shut down including this one in paulo google there are many reasons unstable power grid unsuitable tomato varieties and a global trade policy it's really china and other countries are dumping canada and processed tomatoes on ghana as they look for it because that's where our ground. i'm a security i'm not tired of fresh water i'm counting on you know what i feel better that's very good for you and for everybody i have to do this for every other factor so if that if i destroy the contributive. last year i did 2 months. because. the full got a month if you see do it if the left was wrapped lined on the market and this fucked and it was no way. so i was just crying vincent atween got now grows onions instead of tomatoes he also used to work at the factory he an

if it is goals you want, italy is a place to go.rs in the division, they get five more. gomez with the first. the argentinian then set up a second. and the game was over as a contest before the break. two more in the second half came without the fly. his first a volley that would be hard to better. his second showed his left foot has as much precision as it does power. elsewhere in italy, udinese grabbed a vital three points at lecce with bologna and fiorentina drawing i—i. daniele de rossi, a man who made nearly 500 appearances in serie a, has announced his retirement from football to spend more time with his family. the midfielder, who won the world cup with italy in 2006, joined argentine side boca juniors injuly last year after spending most of his career at roma. the 36—year—old is the all—time second highest—scoring midfielderfor italy. he's also the fourth—most capped player for his national team. arsenal are through to the fourth round of the fa cup after beating leeds united 1—0. the championship leaders had enough chances

he's in italy he worked on an apple farm later on a tomato plantation and now he heard animals.from. most canadian migrants live in other west african countries many also live in the u.s. and canada. and in europe. for gun and farmers there's no deagle route to europe most pass through the sahara desert and then cross the mediterranean according to the international organization for migration or i.o.m. 16000 canadians took this path to italy in the last 5 years. many african migrants end up in southern italy but tomatoes grown here are processed and sold in cairns including at low prices in ghana with production heavily subsidized italian tomatoes have a competitive advantage over local goods in africa. the seasonal workers from africa actually contribute to the problem by working for rock bottom wages which further lowers production costs few of them have resident. punnets but day laborers are exploited by my field and i sanctions recruited by agents known as puppet on e p's middlemen pay them to create off today to talk to the commission company in the beginning to get a feel

it means if he wins here, he could win anywhere in italy.n where some feel the echoes of past battles against fascism. what he stands for, like, hate and discrimination, it's not what we want. we passed this, these kind of thoughts, 70 years ago when the war ended. this is one of italy's richest regions, but stagnant growth and an ageing population has fed hungerfor change. and an ageing population has fed hunger for change. laid out and an ageing population has fed hungerfor change. laid out here is the fight for italy's, for europe's, political identity. tennis now, and day five at the australian open in melbourne has seen significant wins and one shock early exit. let's speak to the bbc‘s john watson, who is in melbourne. hello, john. tell us what has been going on. a bit of a shock exit. let's do that one first. yes, the big news, victoria, serena williams is out. this is her earliest exit from the australian open in 13 yea rs. from the australian open in 13 years. remember, everyone coming into this was saying, will she win that elusive

forcing people to leave their countries edward for one no longer harvests tomatoes in ghana but in italy pulling conditions. ghana built up its tomato industry after gaining independence in 1957 the country was keen to develop its economy and utilize its own natural resources today all of ghana's tomato processing plants have shut down including this one poilu group there are many reasons unstable power grid unsuitable tomato varieties and global trade policy china and other countries are dumping canada and processed tomatoes on gonna look for us because that's where our ground. i'm a security i'm not tired i go to 1st water i'm country you know what i feel better and it's good for me and for everybody after the distributor after sort of. their life they're pretty. last year i did 2 months. it gets. the full good amount if you see do we do. line don't know much and this like there was no week. so i was just crying vincent atween got now grows onions instead of tomatoes he also used to work at the factory he and other former workers still come here they can't bear the thought of giving it

he spoke to the prime minister of italy suggest that he's willing to at least stop the fighting and meet with the autopilot is explicitly the go to full policy in a little too who will tell some sort of. settlement whether he will get what he wants it's a completely different story but we cannot talk about what sort of conditions is he going to put forward without a ceasefire is a bill and we appreciate your time thank you very much indeed thank you. there are reports of multiple taliban and civilian casualties following u.s. air strikes in afghanistan it happened in the state of herat province a u.s. military spokesman says the strikes were in support of afghan ground forces afghan officials have not confirmed the casualty reports at least 20 soldiers have been killed in an attack in northeast nigeria military sources say members of an armed group stormed the town of go in borno state on tuesday evening some residents had to flee their homes for safety there are fears of more casualties. demonstrations against corruption are taking place in the yemeni city of ties protesters are de

in tripoli the libyan capital we have if to we a former libyan minister of planning in florence in italy we have version in colombia a professor at the middle east directions program in the european university institute and in berlin in germany gallup july a visiting scholar at the university of oxford welcome to you all that is or can i come to you 1st so gay lover off the russian foreign minister has described the berlin conference as a small step forward but how on earth can you consider that a success when there is fighting continuing on the ground and libya's oil production the means of its support has been drastically reduced. that is a video through i think in bolivia just made some wishes for libyans some good wishes for libya they are not really what employers any mechanism that will hold the few cease fire or when the oil fields so are really remain with the center tuition actually who are living with the more school or whatever has been done and more school but the balloon has north so far on the ground people are still out of all. you know the disability people are so not abl

to find out, we've come to italy's national research center in puglia. so, what is this? >> these are samples. >> reporter: it was here that marisaponari and other scientists first identified the outbreak six years ago as a bacteria. it preys on the tree's lymph, which provides water and nutrients to its leaves.so the bacteria, it's-- it's kind of choking these-- these trees... >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: ...from their >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: but it can't spad on its own. >> so, i'm removing the-- the head. eporter: you're decapitating the spittlebug? >> exactly, becausere if they carrying the bacterium, this will be in the head of the-- of the insect. >> reporter: it's called a ittlebugand it feeds o olive tree tissue. this tiny little bug is responsible for spreading this-- this plahee. >> without the insect, the bacterium caot move from one plant tonother plant. >> reporter: the spittlebug can carry the disease for hundreds of yards every seasos scientist donato boccia. >> reporter: so far, some 25 million trees are either dead or doomed, he says. that's meant

and smoggy scenes in northern italy has authorities there scrambling to ban diesel cars in an effort to clear the air. this is the business i'm joined on wild siemens is under scrutiny climate activists have slammed its offer to build a signalling system for a giant coal mining project in australia the fires a blazing across the country have ignited the manse to take climate change and the role of fossil fuels in it more seriously. joe kayser met with the leaders of the fridays for future movement here in germany but it's still unclear whether they've managed to change his mind. from these for future activists in front of the australian embassy in berlin one siemens to back out of the logistics deal with the donny and indian mine operator and australia. zeman sponsor joe kayser decided to meet with activists to hear their side of the story during the demonstration he met with louise annoyed power to discuss the matter then kayser said that siemens probably made a mistake in accepting the contract in terms of the interdicted in tacoma and the opus the need to make sure that you do not

setback for the leader of italy's redwing -- right wing elite party. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua back in london. these are your markets. we will talk about the january german business. it is a touch below estimates but a lot of the focus on the markets has to do with what is going on with the coronavirus. the stoxx 600 is down. movinglian 10-year yield on the back of that regional vote with mr. salvini doing more than expected. giving a boost suit to some of the bond investors. we will talk with clemens fuest. we will talk about recessionary risks. let's get to the bloomberg first word news in new york city. viviana: we began in italy. matteo salvini is suffering defeat and a key regional vote. this provides -- fragile government. mr. salvini hoped taking it would deal a fatal blow forcing national elections that his party would lead. here in the united states, senate republicans facing pressure to call witnesses. that is after a report in the new york times says mr. trump wanted a continued freeze on ukrainian aid. john b

turning now to her home country, and away, italy -- in a way, italy.ped taking romagna would deal a fatal blow to the primitive stir sophia contact dexter seppi can't take, -- giuseppe conte. james is still with us. someone was telling is earlier people might get used to political volatility in italy. i would say that's already happened. here we have the opposite and away. it looks like they are going to stick with something. does it make a difference with the way you invest? james: yeah, i don't recall a period where we had much stability in italy, to be honest, and that goes back further than my own memory. it wasn't too far out of line with the polls. not a huge shock. risk investors have a shorter-term high it's no surprise we've seen a dramatic tightening. they've opened 20 basis points tighter and that seems to make sense. you start to get into the area where it looks more fairly priced. in terms of politics themselves, you still, at the national level, you're still talking about the party with the momentum. this region in the north of italy has

vission at the direction italy is taking. the saudi movement to the rise of salvini and his politics is in a warning from the past but. this type of populism has the same roots as fascism we were all resigned to the narrative because there wasn't an alternative but for my 1st demonstration in well no nya you managed to cause a reaction all the italy. the saudi activists hope that they can assure in a new wave of politics that focuses on dealing with people's grievances rather than using populist tactics if they can take on the might of a hard right party that has seen its support swell over the past 2 years easily see its power consolidated across the country sunny diag al-jazeera italy. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories china's president xi jinping says the our break of the new coronavirus is accel aerating and that the situation is grave another 13 people are confirmed dead bringing the total to 54 dozens of infections have also been reported outside of china and hong kong has declared an emergency. response

historically has always been left wing it was a base for the resistance during fascist italy and it's proud of that tradition but right wing parties have been trying to break out. long live. long live freedom long live democracy long live the league are crucial to. capturing these left wing. if they manage to win. meaning is convinced they are the way to. my minister. that would actually almost seismic change in the political landscape. was strong on slogans but little offered in the way of detail it against the odds the league have powered through in the opinion polls part of the just behind the center. candidate but it has not gone unchallenged i pushing back has been the phenomenon of the so-called sardine movement left wing activists fearful of a far right takeover have been loudly voicing their opposition at the direction italy is taking. the saudi movement to the rise of salvini and his politics is in a warning from the past but. this type of populism has the same roots as fascism we were all resigned to the narrative because there wasn't an alternative but for my 1st demonstrat

led by prime minister fires al surat has a support of italy cata and turkey its base in the capital tripoli in the west of the country in the east into brooke there's a rival administration which backs holly for half that he's supported by egypt the united arab emirates and france russian private security forces are also reportedly fighting alongside half barrels forces. all right let's introduce our guests now in tripoli the libyan capital we have if to we a former libyan minister of planning in florence initially we have version the columbia professor at the middle east directions program in the european university institute and in berlin in germany gallup july a visiting scholar at the university of oxford welcome to you all that is or can i come to you 1st so gay lover off the russian foreign minister has described the berlin conference as a small step forward but how on earth can you consider that a success when there is fighting continuing on the ground and libya's oil production the means of its support has been drastically reduced to one that is very true i think in bolivia just mad

will track up to italy. more now from athens.orrespondent: there is something for everyone in this agreement. israel is pursuing exports to arab neighbors for regional leverage. tore is an opportunity develop a permanent alliance with europe. cyprus needs allies to develop gas exports without turkish interference and greece is realizing a dream to be an energy transit hub with italy expected to sign on soon. whicheaves out turkey, feels the region's energy reserves should not be asked without it. leaders here stressed inclusiveness. >> it does not threaten everyone. multilateral groups are not directed against anyone. regional cooperation is open to all under one condition. that they respect international law and the terms of this agreement. >> but governments will not build the pipeline. the job falls to a consortium made up of the public gas corporation of greece and italy's edison. earlier in the day they signed a letter of intent to buy 2 million cubic meters of israeli gas per year. gas they will resell to european distribut

a few minutes ago italy's former deputy prime minister paid a visit to tully and to his young family home to be let in the premise he said to find out if their families youngest son was a drug dealer but the humiliation of a family targeted over a rumor was live streamed of a tale salvini social media page without any evidence to support the allegation. it is a tactic that has seemed to believe part of this quest to click bait his way to popularity there was ever a time where the leak could dominate italy it would be now even some familiar faces such as from a prime minister silvio berlusconi also lending his support. historically has always been left wing it was a base for the resistance during fascist italy and it's proud of that tradition but right wing parties have been trying to break out of it in the long live. longer live longer live democracy long live the league are crucial to. capturing these left wing. if they manage to win. meaning is convinced labor pave the way to become prime minister. that would actually almost seismic change the political landscape. was strong on slo

it means, if he wins here, he could win anywhere in italy.st battles against fascism. what he stands for, like hate and discrimination, it's not what we want. we passed this, these kind of thoughts, 70 years ago when the war ended. this is one of italy's richest regions, but stagnant growth and an ageing population has fed hungerfor change. played out here is the fight for italy's, for europe's, i willjust i will just take i willjust take you to a news conference in kent, concerning the death of a baby who died, harry richard, who died seven days after birth and a hospital in margate. let's listen to his parents. the church knew this risk a border director level and it has been accepted during this inquest that they failed to mitigate the risk, despite it being a real risk to life. so the same issues reported on the 2015 report were repeated and have been noted today to have caused harry's death. we have read about morecambe bay, shrewsbury and telford and find the similarities to harry because my case frightening. we are calling for the secr

in italy seen as a test for the former deputy prime minister's far right. and in sport le bron james and now their career milestone. for a legend all before i am 1st 3rd on the n.b.a.'s all times unless. the head of china's national health commission says the corona virus outbreak is spreading faster authorities say the source of the virus is still unclear though it has been linked to a seafood market in central province commercial wildlife trade has now been banned . really to tell usia based on the knowledge we now have this is an emerging and new disease the knowledge we have is quite limited we're not very clear about the source of the disease and the infections are not under our control so based on the changes and evolves in nature of the infections we would continue to improve our measures and implement our policy so that we would be fully prepared and that we can enhance our preparedness to respond to the possible changes of the in fictions so as to meet our goal of containing the disease. the death toll has gone up to 56 people nearly 2000 are infec

we know in italy, political instability is more the norm than the exception italy has had almost a government a year since world war ii it's difficult to make that judgment equally, it's fair to argue that in the current parliament, it's very hard to see how different coalition might emerge so, if the current government falls, there is probably a higher chance of early election rather than a possible different government being formed. obviously, reshuffle is possible at the moment, i think the focus would be on trying to drive a policy agenda forward so they can find one or two common ground policy on which to rebuild the government. >> with five-star being so weak now and imploding within the latest regional elections, you've had defections, does that mean their standing within the government will be less impactful than it has been in the past if you look at the way the coalition has behaved since it came in a couple months ago, five star had been more skeptic than pd. pd euro-friendly now with their relative weakness. are you expecting to see a more european-friendly face out of the italian

to mio the country's star movement is expected to stay on as italy's foreign minister. to greece and tensions over migration all the island of less balls thousands have been demanding the government close squalid migrant camps there and on to other islands protesters say their communities cannot cope with a fresh surge of migrants into camps that are already overcrowded inside those camps the situation is desperate as. reports 1st. it's likely to be the largest protest in the history of the island more than 8000 people have followed the call of this man. this post governor constantine was moved to his from the islands capital need to lean he wants to send a message to the government and up and the island can no longer bear the brunt of europe's refugee crisis. now how. do you want our islands back we want our lives back. you don't have to go far from this scene to see how the crisis has taken hold of the island. this is the notorious morea camp europe's fastest growing humanitarian crisis just a stone's throw away from the capital more than 20000 people are stuck here.

work when at the same time in italy you know you can you can bring forth politicians like. the former interior minister i mean how do those 2 things 1st of all i would just to say you that for me this of being the law is against the humanity is against how it died in the constitution. i was professor a new resident of course who shall also i have read to some article of course addition i can tell you that this law is against show. in speaking about my competence as mayo i do not aspire to something low because i'm sure that if somebody will call me in front of court i will get the proof that this role is against constitutional what i'm speaking about submarine you know as decided that people were legally in need. after one big become suddenly illegal illegals i give dad to this illegal. well he got. a foreman into legal residence i give deep the graphical residence i give just and that rests so 100100 persons i gave the other graphical residence said to a journalist i said 10 for the mail run though i don't know him say it but they said thanks because he gave to me and i go

pipeline it'll link cyprus and israel's levantine big sin offshore gas reserves to greece and then to italy and it will bypass turkey. meanwhile turkey is deploying soldiers to libya to back the un recognized government in tripoli and that's fighting forces loyal to warlord khalifa haftar our anchor says its troops will protect its rights in the mediterranean and its interests in libya where war has escalated in recent weeks and have to a declared in december what he called a final and decisive battle for the capital he's trying to seize the city since april libya's been torn by violence and conflict since the fall of longtime ruler moammar gadhafi back in 2011 thank. you. well let's bring in our guests gabriel mitchell is a policy fellow at the victim institute think tank he joins us by skype from west jerusalem mehmet ojukwu who is chairman of the london energy club and a former turkish diplomat he joins us from london james moran is an associate senior research fellow at the center for european policy studies and former e.u. ambassador to egypt he joins us from brussels a very warm welco

financial difficulties led benedict as husband to go to europe where he works as a farm laborer in italy he's able to send money home every month to provide for his family and pay his children's tuition. many gun hands and other africans have ended up in southern italy the tomatoes that grow here are canned and mainly sold abroad including to ghana the men work for low wages few of them are working legally with permits criminal middlemen take advantage of the situation. they're going to get if it's major for these crates you get 3 or 50 or 4 for such a huge crate you. would to come from coca-cola you know. even if they work hard for morning until night the men receive at most 20 to 30 euros a day. who are often no one in africa would believe that we work here. abandoned houses huts and tents in the middle of fields where there is no water no plumbing no power or heating the farmhands live here and many have done so for several years. how many years i spent in this country and my country. to have all from that. would have to. they only have cell phone contact with the relatives benedict h

italy. flooding and landslides in southeastern brazil have killed at least 30 people in 2 days of torrential rain in belo horizonte the capital of mina's states 17 people are missing more than 2500 others and a homeless rain is expected in the region as well as in other parts of brazil and a memorial has been held to mark a year since birth. industrial design at least 259 people were killed and 11 of those went missing when a dam collapsed sending toxic waste into the city of broome didio i was there as a model of rubble oh was that a moral apart from the sadness in the morning from the residents of brazil there's also a lot of fear a lot of trepidation given the ongoing rains in the heavy flooding that's taking place in the state of minas is it ice we unfortunately can confirm that at least 30 people have died within the context of these floods and you if you see behind me if you can see behind me this is the river that flows through downtown but you can see that it's already spilled it's s

his formative years in italy, in northern italy. his father was a pro basketball player, played pro basketball there. so between the ages of 4 and 16, this is really where kobe got his love for the game. but also his love for football as well. i mean, a.c. milan where his sort of home club, and of course the football world in italy and in europe have been responding to this today. a.c. milan tweeting out is i am play on their home page saying -- for life. he used to go to many of their home games. he was an enormous barcelona fan, in fact a barcelona fan. he would make sure when barcelona came to the united states that he was present. and we saw, of course, one of the biggest stars in football tweet this morning following the news. leonel messi said, i have no words. all of my love for kobe and his family and friends. it was a pleasure to meet you and share good times together. you were a genius like few others. just mentioning the italy connection, rosemary, also the early club that kobe played for which is in the north of italy. t

need a very strong lead country in this case i don't see who will be delete country is going to be italy which will be absent in the meeting today signing inter-governmental the agreement in the terms what about egypt egypt is against this pipeline as far as i can see because it wants to be the main hub for gaza exports from the region and then of course u.s. and e.u. are supporting it but whether they are going to put also financial capital behind this project is in addition to political capital then the agreement signed between turkey and libya tripoli based government. the maritime boundaries and military cooperation skirting the exclusive economic zone and also continental rights of crete which is in the middle of this pipeline so these are a lot of question marks that spring to mind and then i'm going to start an item in a 2nd we'll definitely get to all of those question marks but i want to bring in gabriel mitchell at this point and gabriel had heard it said by an analyst at that this particular deal smells of gas but it stinks of geopolitics which i thought was an interesting tur

because the commander officer sent them to a new unit, also, italy, that had just been formed with the approval of general eisenhower. after a lot of waiting and training missions that seemed pointless, especially to freddy. they got assignment to parachute into austria, and they-- but their mission was to mainly collect intelligence on what they feared in the united states was a lost great stand by hitler, in the all pine readout. they called it, which was a -- the notion, i compare really of the wmd of later times that was really a half built concept by the nazis, never completed to the point that the allies feared, a booby trapping the entire austrian alps to mount one last final stands and go down in flames and take hundreds had of allies with them. it was as much up to freddy to prove this wrong to develop int intelligen intelligence. he went underway as a french technician and found the jet planes that hitler was building in a ms. er -- messerschmitt factory and this was intelligence in knowing what the nazis could do and couldn't do it. helped in bomb withings and pinpointing ta

we went to italy. her family is in italy.t them with her parents' sister. we call her aunt. >> stephen: on your honeymoon you went and stayed with family? >> with family. so in italy they don't have something called air conditioning. just really hot. it was in august. i'm a big guy and i sweat a lot, so i was, like, we can't do this and she says, well, we don't have any options. and i said why? she said, because in italy, you don't tell people you're leaving. i just say, you say it in italian and it will work. she said, no, it's rude. so she came up with an excuse i'm allergicking to the house or something. we go to a h tell, whose air conditioning breaks, and they don't know what a queen bed is so they put two twins bed together. we proceed to make sexy time and i fall through -- no, that never happened. ( laughter ) suffice it to say, we were exercising on the bed. i fall through the cracks. i'm, like, i'm done with italy, can we go to france? she goes, yes, we can go to france. so then her cousin is like, i go to france, t

leventon basin and carry it to the greek island of crete then it joins the great mainland and runs to italy it could provide the european union with 10 percent of its natural gas needs. so here it is on the map as a starting over in israel's leventon basin off shore gas reserves through create up into the greek mainland. more from john psaropoulos now he's reporting from athens. the east med pipeline agreement that is being signed is a statement of political will between the governments of israel greece and cyprus they are settling legal and political issues but surrounds the construction of this 1900 kilometer pipeline stretching from the israeli and cypriot gas fields of the eastern mediterranean to the boot of italy and bringing up to 4 percent of europe's natural gas needs if and when this pipeline is built and starts operating roughly 2025 the middle of the decade the actual construction of the pipeline will only begin once the consortium in charge of it a company that is comprised of greece's natural gas corporation and the italian company edison signed the final investment decision t

shop in europe, italy as specifically.inoes's stock is up 125%. the italian stock market is down over 20% over the last decade. globalization is here. we'll see whether italians, they already bitten on starbucks. whether they bite on dominoes we'll have to wait and see. melissa: we'll see. i did a deep dive on the story, their dough making factory is in italy. they were putting stores around there. i think they, anyway. we'll see. cross our fingers for domino's. we'll see. >> for sure. for sure. any american company wants to expand, we'll support them. melissa: yeah. it is american company, killjoy. thank you. connell: dominoes is lucky we allow them in new york to make pizza nonetheless italy. >> i love dome knows. connell: we have to take a break. house speaker nancy pelosi we'll get to hear next on capitol hill. her final impeachment act, sending charges over to the senate. chad pergram on that with we come back. melissa: i like olive garden too though. connell: oh. knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we re