but the battle for nazi held italy was only beginning.wo british divisions cross the straits of messina to land on the toe of the italian boot. ♪ ♪ six days later, american forces struck the beach at palermo, 30 miles south of naples. they then met stiff enemy resistance. ♪ ♪ (noise) ♪ ♪ four days after the landing, emergence the enemy force a strong counterattack pouring in some of its best troops. for a time, how are foothold was precarious. but supported by a concentration of combined firepower by aircraft, naval guns and artillery, the allies held the beach head. (noise) the heavy pounding by land, c and air was too much for the nazis. they fell back as our own forces pushed forward towards naples. by, then italy had surrendered unconditionally and was officially out of the war. ♪ ♪ ... ... october 1st, 1943. elements of the fifth army entered naples. they were granted greeted not as conquerors, but as liberators. the citizens of naples knew that we and our allies were the only hope of driving the germans from their homeland. ♪ ♪ here

this brought additional german forces pouring into italy.ghting allies, the nazi was the unwelcome intruder, bringing further ruin to an exhausted war-sick people. on the 17th of august, 1943 38 days after the invasion began patton's seventh army took macena and all sicily was in allied hands. as well as 100,000 italian prisoners. most of the nazis had escaped to the mainland across the straights of macena. ♪ ♪ >> 11 days later allies announced the end of all japanese resistance on new georgia island. general macarthur's forces were already beginning their march back. the battle or nazi-held italy was only beginning.for nazi-hel was only beginning. on the 3rd of september two british divisions crossed the straight to land on the toe of the italian boot. six days later american forces struck the beach at palermo. they met stiff enemy resistance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> four days after the landings the reinforced enemy launched a strong counter attack, pouring in some of its best troops. for a time, our foothold was precarious. but supported by a conce

by then, italy had surrounded conditionally.y out of the war. ♪ ♪ october 1st, 1943. elements they men and in the city of napoli. they were greeted not as conquerors but as liberators. here as elsewhere, a new problem confronted their invasion forces. how to provide government for a civilian population. years of fascism had promised many but it only delivered strife. there's a hungry population, communication breakdown, supply channels clog up. in naples, the allies met the challenge and thwarted chaos. the naples water supply presented another challenge to the allied forces. this problem was also conquered. ♪ ♪ military government was a necessity. one which also had a direct direct influence on postwar rehabilitation throughout europe. following the fall of naples, we expected our advance to continue. it did but only for a brief period. hamilton is reasons of central italy provided the germans with a number of natural defenses. these together with the closing down of the a tying weather virtually stopped our forces in their tra

but the battle for nazi held italy was only beginning.er two british divisions crossed the staits of messina. six days later american forces struck the beach 30 miles south of naples. they met stiffnomy resistance. ♪ ♪ four days after the landings the hurriedly reinforced enemy launched a counter attack pouring ensome of its best troops. for a time our foothold was precarious. but supported by a constraz of combined firepower from aircraft, naval guns and artillery the allies held the beach. the heavy pounding by land, sea and air was too much for the nazis. they fell back as our own forces pushed on towards naples. by then italy had surrendered unconditionally while officially out of the war. october 1st, 1943 elements of john clark's army entered naples. they were greeted not as co conque conquers but as liberators. here as elsewhere a new problem confronted our invasion forces. how to provide government for the civilian population. years of fascism had promised plenty but delivered only strife and hunger. unless some centers of populat

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those who make it to italy are desperate to find ways to earn money many end up as farm workers on tomato or lemon plantations but they have no rights and for years they've been toiling away for countless hours and for a minimum pay these workers are called the invisibles and by now and there are hundreds of thousands of them reason fame and you alone was introduced to improve their lives but the law is having little effect as our italy correspondent found out he travelled to the southern part of the country to the region of bus known as italy's a breadbasket there he met some of the migrants. somewhere in the middle of nowhere among the vast wheat fields of southern italy we meet them on a chain who found shade under the pines the 30 year old from booking a father who is a harvest worker without a residence permit and with limited prospects their own little car and i don't living in italy for 11 years. the authorities have only ever issued me papers valid for 6 months. this was supposed to end in 2011 because it wasn't until 26 teams that i was able to apply for a residence permit again

italy's most important port is clearly suffering right now. going to be the economy italy's economy his contract hit by an unbelievable 12 percent and we're seeing that reflected here in the amount of goods we're handling . the number of containers being shifted in general has dropped dramatically by around a quarter over the same period last year experts say it's a symptom of italy's wider economic situation many goods being handled here come from the country's key economic regions milan cheer in and. genoa has been in the wider public eye in recent years almost 2 years ago exactly the city's marandi bridge collapsed killing 43 people. the bridge represented one of the city's main traffic arteries and its last made access to the port difficult trade started to suffer finally a few weeks ago a new bridge was opened symbolizing a new start for genoa and italy as a whole. new bridge gives people here hope our city suffered a huge blow but has stood up again. our children and our grandchildren will be able to stay in genoa find work here build a

well iraq it's a pleasure to be with you a new motorway bridge was inaugurated this evening and genoa italy to replace a structure that collapsed almost 2 years ago all of 43 people were killed when the marandi bridge broke up as vehicles drove over it in 2018 it was one of the league's worst civil disasters in decades the new bridge called sun georgiou was completed in near record time in attendance at the ceremony were among others at least prime minister just a convict and star architect friends of piano who designed the new approach. and correspondent phil is in a general for you to show the place. set the scene for us how has it marked you know today. just a short time ago there are a series of jets that flew just above our heads and over the bridge behind us for that ceremony marking the inauguration of the bridge now they were trailed behind in the colors of the italian flag a symbol really of just the sense of national pride here that's being felt out the opening of this new breach which is treaty considered states of the aunts here but it's not being welcomed this ceremony by every

known as italy's a bread basket there he met some of the migrants. somewhere in the middle of nowhere among the vast wheat fields of southern italy we meet them on a chain who found shade under the palace the 30 year old from booking a fossil is a harvest worker without a residence permit and with limited prospects their own little car and i have been living in italy for 11 years. the authorities have only ever issued me papers valid for 6 months. this was supposed to end in 2011 because it wasn't until 2016 that i was able to apply for a residence permit again and once more for only 6 months 'd. precisely because i don't have a work contract. it's the same story for everyone here even those who don't want to be filmed they have settled down and discarded sofas and mattress camps in the open air with outright without status officially this should have changed since june 1st it's now he has had a new all that is supposed to go out harvest work his legal residence in the country as you all know you and i know a farmer here you might be able to hire me

italy's most important port is clearly suffering right now. because the economy italy's economy has contract to buy an unbelievable 12 percent and we're seeing that reflected here in the amount of goods we're handling. the number of containers being shifted in general has dropped dramatically by around a quarter over the same period last year experts say it's a symptom of italy's one day cannot make situation many goods being handled here come from the country's key economic regions may learn to read and. genoa has been in the wider public eye in recent years almost 2 years ago exactly the city's marandi bridge collapsed killing 43 people. the bridge represented one of the city's main traffic arteries and its last major access to the port difficult trade started to suffer finally a few weeks ago a new bridge was opened symbolizing a new start for genoa and italy as a whole. the new bridge gives people here hope city suffered a huge blow but has stood up again. our children and our grandchildren will be able to stay in genoa find work here buil

lockdown had looked like italy's where people weren't allowed out of their houses. the coronavirus death toll in the united states has now surpassed 170,000 people with more than 5.4 million known cases. and at the same time testing is on the decline in 15 states right now. also breaking, the postmaster general of the united states and trump donor louis dejoy has agreed to testify before the house oversight committee as president trump steps up his attacks on mail-in voting. i'll talk about all of this and a lot more with the president's senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner. >>> and we're just hours away from what will be a truly historic virtual democratic presidential convention that will officially make joe biden its presidential candidate. let's get some more on the breaking pandemic news first. cnn's nick watt is in los angeles for us. some pretty surprising, very blunt remarks from dr. deborah birx. >> reporter: wolf, it was basically an admission that we did not do lockdown well enough. she says she wishes that we had looked like italy where people wer

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. ♪ ♪ with the coming of spring, 1944, the winter stalemate in italy was broken. fisas slowly resumed fighting the west coast of the italian boot towards rome against bitter german opposition. the british advanced up the east coast in the face of equally bitter opposition. in the pacific, troops of the first cavalry division landed on lost negress islands in the admiralty group to wipe out all japanese resistance and complete occupation of the entire group of islands. ♪ ♪ we landed large forces that whole land via on the north coast of new guinea. general stillwell and his troops were fighting the japanese in burma. this was global warfare on a scale never known before. less than three years before, hitler had addressed the right stuck. >> germany italy and japan will wage common war upon the united states to a victorious conclusion. >> in rome, fascist partner a declared. >> italy and national the socialist germany ever closely linked will participate today on the side of heroic japan against the united states. >> a japanese joined the decisive. course >> america

. >>> with the coming of spring, 1944 the winter stalemate in italy was broken. our forces slowly resumed fighting their way up the west coast of the italian boot toward rome against bitter german opposition. the british advanced up the east coast in the face of equally bitter opposition. in the pacific troops of the first cavalry division landed on los megros and to wipeout all japanese and complete -- we landed large forces on the north coast of new guinea. this was global warfare on a scale never known before. germany, italy and japan will wage common war upon the united states to a victorious concushion. in rome his fascist partner declared. >> participate from today on the side of heroic japan against the united states. >> a japanese militarist joined. >> americans have radios, automobiles, big beefsteaks. when a people has those things they don't want to fight. americans won't sleep-in hammocks or lie in trenches they are like a tiger whose stomach is full. they are sleeping. the american is no soldier. yet there he was carrying the fight to the aggressors.

for your company everyone the inauguration ceremony for a new motorway bridge is underway in genoa italy the bridge replaces a structure that collapsed almost 2 years ago 43 people were killed when the marandi bridge broke up as vehicles drove over its in 2018 it was one of italy's worst civil disasters in decades a new bridge called sun georgiou was completed in near record time in attendance at the ceremony are among others at least the prime minister just a conte and star architect renzo piano you see right here who design the new bridge on let's take you now word to a genuine to our correspondent some because she is standing by for you show it set the scene for us how is it really celebrating or marking rather the inauguration. that ceremony has just got under way a short time ago on the bridge behind us we are expecting a jets to fly over the bridge trailing behind in the colors of the italian flag that just gives you a sense of some of the national pride that is felt by so many here at this new bridge which truly is states of the odds but those feelings on shared by everybody we sp

also this our presence on italy's lead produced a protest the arrival of hundreds of new migrants the local mayor saying the island helped hope anymore. and china unveiled a new set of export restrictions lack of burger challenge the sale of tech talk to business in the u.s. and the growing tensions between the 2 countries. this is our to international bring you your global news update straight from the russian capital this monday thanks for joining us. lebanon's president has appointed the country's now former ambassador to germany as its new prime minister and stuff is tasked with forming a government as the country still reels from the deadly blast in beirut earlier in august his appointment comes as french president emmanuel mccrone pays another official visit to lebanon on his 2nd in just under a month but the french leaders attempts to push for reforms and lebanon have been met with criticism and accusations of interference are to show devinsky picks up the story. well this is president marcos 2nd visit to lebanon in a month will it be another photo opportunity or will he be abl

is that before too i say that nothing has been done to solve the problem of migrants because in italy we speak only and exclusively from the point of view of differing factions but this moment is more of an electoral campaign than a solution to the problem we have 2 factions one that shouts yes and the other shouts no but they never sounds on paper how to solve the problem and therefore the problem both in easily and in europe is very serious we need to face up to it in a radical way but will continue to witness everything that is happening on the island i don't understand why transfers are not carried out with military ships what are these military ships for given that italy is not at war with anyone europe has done nothing for lampedusa on the problem of migrants no one listens and there is a deafening silence from the european and italian institutions even those. with taking an interest in the phenomenon of basically left of the. numbers of migrants crossing the mediterranean is continuing steadily it's a perilous crossing at the best of times as we head in to the autumn and winter

staying in italy, an alpine resort in italy is on high alert over fears a huge chunk of a mountain glaciere being evacuated — and experts fear the massive section of ice could slide down the mountain — threatening homes near the ski resort of courmayeur. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. the planpincieux glacier is quite a sight, huge, rugged chunks of ice clinging to the side of the mont blanc mountain range. but rising temperatures are taking their toll and a section of the glacier, around half a million cubic metres of ice are breaking free. in its potential pathway, an alpine ski resort, much of which has had to be evacuated. translation: it was a surprise this morning. hopefully, nothing serious, especially for people who work in hotels. another beating after coronavirus, that's not good. translation: we were camping and we decided to leave. we're not scared, but we are afraid of the roads closing. translation: we have two little girls and we don't want to take any risks. this time lapse photography shows the movement of the glacier over the month ofjuly. the hot weather has caused it to

why transfers are not carried out with military ships what are these military ships for given that italy is not at war with anyone europe has done nothing for lampedusa on the problem of migrants no one listens and there is a deafening silence from the europeans and to tell. in the institutions even those who tossed with taking an interest in the phenomenon of basically left it alone well numbers of migrants crossing the mediterranean is continuing steadily it's a perilous crossing at the best of times as we head in to the autumn and winter months it's only going to become more and more dangerous and require more and more people to that lee being rescued from the waters of the mediterranean this latest surge of sea crossings to italy comes 5 years after a landmark speech by german chancellor angela merkel back then she responded to concerns over the influx of migrants to europe with a message of optimism issues are going to enforce this and i say very simply germany is a strong country the attitude with which we approach these things must be we have achieved so much we can do it we can d

also coming up my friends arriving to italy facing a lengthy and complicated the saddam seeking process for living conditions now fears over the spread of the run a virus and demick has made their plight even tougher plus an unprecedented pedophile case comes to trial in germany. it's an abuse survivor the coach going public with his experience can help bring justice to other victims. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the bell overseen opposition leaders fetlock meticulous guy has issued her strongest challenge yet to embattled president alexander the go in a new video from exile in lithuania the novice politician called on him to step down she said she's prepared to lead the nation until new elections can be held. you've got 2 of the 5 ready to take responsibility and act as a national leader during this period in order for the country to calm down so that we release all political prisoners as soon as possible by his and can join. i would like to address those in uniform bellary scenes of people who don't accept violence. a generous and fed if you decide not to carry out girl lega

italy rebuilds and remembers 2 years after a deadly motorway collapse the city of genoa you know greets able to place new bridge but critics say the celebration could overshadow the push for justice for victims and their families. washed out the true american astronaut seen making history successfully completing nasa's 1st demand return from the i s s involving a private company. it's a pleasure to be with you we start here in germany where it's the 1st day back at school for some children german states are beginning the. process of reopening schools after the summer holiday but with the penn demick ongoing schools are having to adapt to a new normal after months of online learning and reduced in person class time germany has vowed to get kids back in the classroom by the end of the summer but it will be business as usual many schools will be starting with fewer classes and several states have already said students will be required to wear face masks. and the education minister of the 1st german state to open its schools again after the summer holidays joins me now. right here in vision

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that was a very common view in italy in recent years. the people who had a a critiquf the eu said look, look what's happening to britain. this is not as easy to do as you claim. so eu skepticism in italy sympathetically declined in this as it did partial in france but it is definitely on the rise now. so yes, it's possible but i just don't say i will do it anyway because as i say extraordinary turbulence which will come about, not least if countries have to return to other currencies. >> i'm going to go to our next question. we have so many questions so thank you to the audience. i'm trying to sift through them the best i i can. this question is from timothy, and the question is, will the question of antimedia sentiment translate into any change in the composition of media or communication of ideas? i'm so glad as because we're just going on about to say something more about why and how the turn in the uk was so swift bring this moment. can you us more about that? >> it was quite a specific what and that the summit what's been happening

. ♪ ♪ >>> with the coming of spring 1944, the winter stalemate in italy was broken. forces slowly resumed fighting their way up the west coast of the italian boot toward rome against bitter german opposition. the british raced up the east coast in the face of equally brutal opposition.the british r coast in the face of equally brutal opposition.coast in the brutal opposition. in the pacific troops of the first calvary division landed to wipe out all japanese divisions. we landed large forces on the north coast of new guinea. general stillwell and his troops were fighting the japanese in ferma. >> this was global warfare on a scale never known before.>> thi scale never known before. less than three years before hitler had addressed his troops. >> germany, italy and japan will wage common war upon the united states to a victorious conclusion. >> his fascist partner declared -- >> national social list germany, ever closely linked participate today on the side of heroic japan against the united states. >> a japanese militaryist joined the choir. >> americans have automob

and the whole of italy reducing the numbers of people in the cilia reception centers and limiting the spread of coronavirus there sicily is currently experiencing a rise in code 1000 cases after the peak. the holiday season containing the virus is likely to remain a challenge here. climate change is causing record temperatures in parts of the russian arctic presidents and scientists are alarmed because the hot summer is jeopardizing not only the foundations of homes in the siberian permafrost. you can see the heat shimmer even now at the end of summer a few weeks ago they had set a new record 38 degrees celsius that's the highest temperature ever recorded within the arctic circle people here are usually proud of a different extreme their town is one of 2 places that claim to be the coldest on earth. we're used to the cold people here can't handle that sort of heat everyone bought electric fans they were totally sold out here people had ice cream and cold drinks we aren't prepared for these conditions. but as we swam and worked it was fine even in the winter when it's minus 60 degrees

visible here in italy gateway to the world. now back to one of the really big stories this week tick-tock and the owner of this app reportedly called on the apps engineers to draw up plans for shutting down the app in the united states president donald trump are threatened to ban tick tock amid security concerns tick talk is already banned in other major markets among them india but it's still pushing for massive growth in other parts of asia. 19 year old son disappeared is kind of a big deal his fashionable features and ability to pick out of beat have helped him become one of indonesia's most successful tick-tock stars a year ago he had 30000 followers now he has 10000000 of the content in you and that is the only thing you're in one piece of content i created was a video in titled no hands it contained some hand motions that were mimicked by a lot of people and it hit 1000000 viewers in a week your. family is a member of a young population in indonesia the country's average age is 30 this makes it a key target market for tic

in the past 5 years italy france sweden and germany have taken in the largest numbers officially and a germany has accepted more asylum seekers than any other nation in the past decade according to the un refugee agency we spoke with petter bison from the alternative for germany party he believes that the inflow of migrants has been devastating for the country. everybody now that the policy was a success if that target was not to destroy the german society we are facing a very massive rise of criminality. committed by the may grant a look at the bars the brakes it was caused from a big part because of this migration cries when because of the migrants policy of the european union sought and directed at the beginning of the end of the you so this this was a big big problem and you see also the tensions now between the countries in the european union between italy on one side and germany on the other side. between the countries of the vishakha or other droop on one side and germany on the other side so this this problem is making european union falling apart. china has introduced new re

>> italy is complex. when we look at italy, we are looking at the inflation story. will push uprates the italian long end rates. from ast things are growth perspective, the work -- the more concern there are about debt dynamics. italy is about 150 over germany. it is not too long ago that it was up to hundred over. -- 200 over. there is a lot of volatility out there. the: do you think that inflationary world in europe wi ll turn disinflationary if we keep propelling higher with the euro? >> we are bang on zero in germany. there is officially no inflation out there. if you look at the expectations they are benign. been a bigy hasn't mover in terms of inflation. euro won't firmer help. dollar breaks above 1.20 in a convincing manner and heads toward 1.25, we won't be surprised to see the ecb get concerned by that. alix: in the backup and yields, where is the backup in yields a good thing? >> is a good thing if we have dates.yields in long argument is if curves are steepening, and if long rates are rising, it means that markets are pricing in inflation. you want to see

and as italy struggles to draw back the tourists, new ways to try to make visitors feel safe.ou hang it around your neck and if you get closer to 1.8 metres to the person next to you, it vibrates. ingenious. hello and welcome to the programme. people in lebanon have vented their mounting fury at the government for what they believe is negligence that led to the huge explosion in beirut on tuesday leaving swathes of the city in ruins. the blast killed at least 137 people and injured around five thousand more. these are the latest pictures of protests near parliament in the capital. riot police blocked the road and tried to disperse protesters with teargas. the crowd hurled stones and lit fires. earlier, crowds gathered around the french president, emmanuel macron, as he visited the stricken port area. mr macron, whose country shares close colonial ties with lebanon, called for a new political order in the country. from beirut, our correspondent quentin sommerville reports. france's president said he was here to bring home truths to lebanon's politicians. home truths to lebanon'

spain, italy, greece, germany?arlo: we have to keep the measure still alive that sometimes it is not so easy to -- [indiscernible] we have to change a lot of things because of covid from the breakfast procedure to temporary procedure and not allow many poolle into the swimming just to avoid the virus coming back. in italy --g cases we still have to be careful and i still have to keep in mind the virus, we have to live with it. alix: after europe came out of the first lockdown people started to travel and move around. do you think that will happen again once this next wave is over? that is an interesting question. i think the way we travel will change. not forever, but for a while. for a long time. we now see changes in home distribution, people not using a travel agent at all. they are using the phone, back to the 1990's and 1980's. they are using the website. [indiscernible] that is something that will have an impact on the market for a longer period. i saw you were speaking about the possible merger between inter

well it is only august and the un refugee agency says the number of migrants arriving in italy by boat has already surpassed the total for all of last year so far there have been more than $15000.00 sea arrivals with many people rescued by the coast guard in italian waters that's up almost $4000.00 on last year islands off southern italy like lampedusa and sicily have attracted the majority with more than 40 percent of migrants arriving from tunisia in north africa or correspondent max sunder reports now from the cecilia town of health and it sets where authorities say they are struggling to cope the coronavirus pandemic has made life even more challenging for some of the most vulnerable people here in the south the sicily. there is no justice for migrants no justice each month should pay bills how can i possibly do this. that this man from somalia tells us he is stuck here without work or a place to sleep authorities at the migration center promised to return his passport last december but he still has received any papers people who showed up for their appointments this morning tell u

italy's tourism industry is reeling from the blow it's been dubbed by the pandemic with business down 70 percent research suggests some 50000 companies are risk of shutting up shop while those that stay open are struggling to retrieve stuff. we have big problems finding not only qualified but also unqualified personnel when we interview people for a place at our restaurant we find those who compare the author with the 780 euro of citizens income despite us proposing them a permanent or fixed term contract nobody in our sector wants to exploit workers but when we offer a contract from 802-1200 euro they tell us they prefer to stay at home and the government with these subsidies is creating a system of people who sit on the couch and do nothing all day people who don't want to work because they get the same money if you have 2 children and the low income the state gives you almost 1200 euro a month why should you work taking the same money in this welfare system is frightening i have employees in my shop who tell me why don't you fire me so i work illegally and get 2 years of benefits t

the 1st major mediterranean cruise after italy is coronavirus lockdown has set sail crew and passengers on the am as s.c. grandiose to take temperature checks and coronavirus tests before they left china with a series of covert 1000 clusters on board ships forced governments around the world to shutter the industry. the number of migrants arriving in italy by boat has already surpassed the total for last year according to the un refugee agency so far there have been more than 15000 see a rival's with many people rescued by coast guards in italian waters that's almost $4000.00 on last year islands off of southern italy like sicily have attracted the majority with more than 40 percent of migrants arriving from tunisia and north africa our correspondent max sander reports now from one sicilian town where authorities say they are struggling to cope. the coronavirus pandemic has made life even more challenging for some of the most vulnerable people here in the south the sicily. there is no justice for migrants no justice each month i should pay bills how can i possibly do this. this man from

also coming up migrants are arriving in italy to face a lengthy and complicated asylum process and poor living conditions now fears of the spread of the corona virus has made their plight even tougher. and as an unprecedented pedophile case comes to trial here in germany do you have your meets an abuse survivor who hopes to go in public with his experience can help bring justice to other victims. i'm sumi so much guy glad you could join us in bellerose public support for president aleksander look i shan't go seems to be crumb crumbling as more belarusians had he had opposition calls to join a general strike look who was consistently given a defiant response and rejected any calls for him to step down they have been growing louder ever since he was returned to office over a week ago and a contra. national election. the red and white flag of the opposition has one small been right used on the streets of mince this time by the work is about livers gathered outside factories and the state television headquarters. you can all go away they chanted directly at president alexander lukashenko wh