really just overtimes luigi for ponies design is also one display. totally different to did his son there was so i think the confectioner's work is fantastic. the way why research has been integrated here to me difficult tour of the nine hundred fifty is like my grandmother first taught to us. they don't miss you can't look immense and now they're going on in between they're wonderful and one of a kind real art works. some art on it up there delicious but even nicer to look at you're battling with these direct their brain let's hope for another surprise next year and that it turns out just as good. whichever fashion design a served as the news design chair pack or a ban on. fountain whispers creations proof that even sticks can be a fashion statement. and if you want to know what else the creative confection that came up with in recent years just visit our you tube channel now for many christians easter doesn't just mean easter x. but of course going to mass probably with oregon music and reflective mood it could sound like this. but how about this.

luigi will pull in a recommends this lady's jacket trimmed in running. a log. everybody commented already worked. here you see how i laid out the geometric patterns. there is like the ancient roman mosaic floors. where the color combination is also striking. a lot of here we have pure gold and black and smoke growing stones before me. now use cocoa butter. and make the egg cream colored here as well. ultimo scale has his workshop in south room. the base for this creation is an egg the white chocolate. to make the stone is found to moscow uses is a multiple glass substitute. confectioner also studies designs by great twentieth century couture creates for his ideas face chocolates cup chance. among others the ever on guard concepts and spanish fashion designer. has drawn his attention. level journey and get a lot more that they live throughout history fashion hasn't always been tailored to the human body in practical ways but turned into genuine art works. we'd also succeeded in a lemonade ing me an atomic all shape of the human body as well as the original shape

luigi: if we had healthier growth and italy, it would do much better.g relatively well until now. i think the problem is not the lack of growth in germany. the problem is the business model of deutsche and commerzbank is not working. deutsche is quite an embarrassment over the last 10 years. all the scandals since 2000, it amounts to more than the value of equity today. -- tom: you are expert on cross-border combinations of banking in europe. one of the key things for unicredit as they have to have the italian government behind them and the italian people behind them. is there italian capitalism that can support unicredit and other italian banks? luigi: i think unicredit should be able to merge without the support of the italian government or german government. if we go down that path, we will not have a european capital market. this reminds me of italy until a few years ago where you had to have permission to merge two banks. we are competing with china and we cannot be discussing the little details in the corner. francine: how many banks would you clo

that is according to deputy prime minister luigi demayo. meeting with business leaders in the uae, he added that the economic targets are positive compared to other european countries i think he was talking about germany there. he joins us live with more from -- you sat down with mr. demayo yesterday there's been a lot of scrutiny about the stage of italian public finances. what does he have to tell you? >> he was probably positive on the outlook for italy pointing to the recent pmi figures. also, blaming a lot of the headwinds that the economy faces on external factors. yes, germany, as you point out, and also france and the situation with regards to brexit and the u.s.-china trade war you will also remember that italy was forced to downgrade its growth target from 1% to just 0.2%. as you point out, he says we shouldn't expect any further down grades from this point on, but that's the biggest issue of contention this will be the deficit forecast, which is now increased to 2.4%, which is about that 2% that was promised and plenled to the eu

parliament but he has competition from his own new coalition government partner five star its leader luigi to my o.e. is also looking to make new alliances with four other parties outside italy and let's not forget that unexpected twist to the course the u.k. . a witch wasn't even supposed to be a member of the e.u. by now is also looking to field candidates no i joe for all she's thought it already hung up his racing shoes is dipping his toes back again this time with a brand new party actually named breaks it i can't imagine what it's cons but this party is not here just to fight the repeal actions and the twenty third of may this year this party is not here to ask people simply to express their anger by going to the ballot box i'm voting present day night the twenty third of may. is the first step of the backs of our task and mission is to change politics pretty good to change us thank you. that's straight to the problem for the euro and there's nothing to do with the haitians that the left and the democratic the democratic hide them in their own the people are not on the so-called have

member or not today and tomorrow the leader of the five stars movement that is the prime minister luigi my you'll find themselves in the united arab emirates. but obviously at the same time there are meetings at the highest level taking place with qatar and with russia so this is a point where no child i mean it's a you cannot allow itself to a place only a single bed and it is trying to be friends everyone has in its edition and i have gotten is someone at this stage capable of reining in highly for have talked can he see for instance convince him to agree to a cease fire. let me give you a brief history of cliff after is a fifty year legacy of the section and defection in one thousand sixty nine he defected from the king of libya to mama gadhafi in one thousand a six he was captured in chad and the fact that i said every in one thousand and seven he went to langley virginia where he was a legacy working with the cia and then in one thousand a year he went to go and work with the libyan opposition or have them get out of who defected from to go and work with but it's worse in holland a

and for sure there will be many other people who will join more of this i'm joined in the studio by luigi because they're the who's a research fellow at the center for european reform welcome to the program it's interesting that what strikes you first about this is the essence of nationalism is that you work for your own country but here is an effort to work for the good of other nations too can actually work but i think primarily they're still working for what they see as the good of their own countries and of course what they're brought together is this broader program ideology if you want of first of all opposition to a further european integration opposition to what they see as this supranational european bureaucratic project and secondly opposition to migration and especially this of course harks back to the migration process of twenty fifteen sixteen so whether they can work together some of them might be able to on some issues at some times but in general that's why they've been divided so far and that's why i think they will continue to be divided and if they were to coalesce in t

in fifteen seventeen an influential cardinal named luigi dot argonne and his secretary and tonio debbie optus went on a tour and among others visited the convent in milan to see the last supper. as the b. artist would write it is most excellent although it is beginning to decay either because of the dampness of the wall some of the fall of the collect. and the centuries since the first go continue to deteriorate because there was a joining a kitchen so all the moisture was trapped in the wall. in the end there's really no way to know what leonardi great masterpiece looked like. or is there. long before and tony owes a visit another even more distinguished visitor came to milan with an army into this was the newly crowned king of friends leader twelve just one year after his elevation to the king marched on the road to claim the city as his home. and what was the first thing that king louis did after he set himself up here in the castello sforza the answer is in the book written by leonardo as first biographer george of us. as for sorry says the king went on a visit he went to see the la

. >> reporter: it is her story and so many others that german photographer, luigi toscano wants peoplend in the traveling exhibit. it features holocaust survivors around the world and in the city where the exhibit is on display. it is a way for people to look a holocaust survivor directly in the eye. >> when you see somebody in the face, you look in the face, you cannot go away. you know? when you read the story, oh, this is a holocaust survivor, the touch you. >> reporter: been is a man who survived nine concentration camps. >> it makes me feel that there was more for me to survive and be able to cover the words of friendship. >> reporter: while the harbor cost holocaust may seem like ancient history, anti-semitism has never gone away. a shooting in pittsburgh killed 11 people and happened less than six months ago . >> i don't know what the answer is but it is raising its ugly head. >> reporter: many public displays can create an awareness and perhaps an understanding . >> this is my hope, that the people start motivation to do something. >> reporter: the exhibit is here in san franci

. >> reporter: german photographer, luigi toscana wants people to understand this international travelinglocaust survivors from around the world and in the city that it is on display, it is a way to look a holocaust survivor directly in the eye. >> when you see somebody in the face, you look in the face. you cannot go away. you know? when you read the story, from the holocaust survivor, they touch you. >> reporter: then who lives in berkeley survived nine concentration camps . >> it makes me feel like it was worth it to survive and be a neighbor and give words offensive. >> reporter: while the holocaust may seem like ancient history but the anti-sematism that spawned it has never gone away. a mass shooting in pittsburgh killed 11 people less than 6 months ago . >> i don't know what the answer is but it is raising its ugly head. >> reporter: many hope public displays such as this can create awareness and perhaps an understanding. >> this is my hope, that the people start the motivation to do something. >> reporter: the exhibit is here in san francisco until may 19 and then on to seattle. o

luigi and juan, thank you so much. is there anything that we can do to help? >> yes, so as one friend mentioned, we are actively trying to get people to come in that have walking impairment so we can improve our device. if anyone in the bay area wants to come by and try our device, we are more than happy. >> we will put the information on our website with this interview . >> you can also email info@evolutiondevices.com if you are interested. >> gentlemen thank you so much . >> it really is amazing what those two gentlemen have been able to come with come up with, we wish them a lot of luck. >>> let's take a look at live picture of san jose with clouds and blue sky, mark . >> that is right, in fact we will continue to track cloud cover over the next few days, maybe a few scattered showers. there is another system headed our way. the storm is season is not over yet. that will be adding on to the healthy rainfall totals since october. santa rosa has picked up over 42 inches, san francisco, 23, oakland, about 18 1/2 inches and san jose, approaching 15 inches of ra

member or not today and tomorrow the leader of the five stars movement that is the prime minister luigi my you'll find themselves in the united arab emirates. but obviously at the same time there are meetings at the highest level taking place with qatar and with russia so this is a point where no china i mean it's an it cannot allow itself to a place only a single bed and it is trying to be friend everyone as an institution and i have been watching is someone at this stage capable of reigning in highly for have talked can he see for instance convince him to agree to a cease fire. let me give you a brief history of cliff after is a fifty year legacy of the section and defection in one thousand sixty nine he defected from the king of libya to moment at the feet in one thousand a six he was captured in chad and the fact that i said every night in a seven he went to langley virginia where i was a legacy working with the cia and then in one thousand a year went to go and work with the libyan opposition or have them get out of who defected from to go and work with but it's worse in holland an

vamos hasta nueva york para rendir homenaje al legado del querido y respetado presentador luigi gÓmezl pescado oficial de hawai? satcha: bienvenida a tu casa. en las Últimas horas el presidente trump anuncia la salida de la secretarÍa de seguridad nacional. su lugar lo tomara por ahora kevin mcmillan, ex comisionado de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza. desde ya muchos se preguntan si mcmillan cumplirÁ las expectativas de lÍnea dura del mandatario en tÉrminos de migraciÓn. en vivo desde washington, janet rodrÍguez tiene los Últimos detalles. janet: buenos dÍas. suenan las alarmas sobre la crisis fronteriza se diciendo que los agentes estÁn abrumados, que no tienen recursos para lidiar con el nÚmero de migrantes indocumentados que estÁn entrando por la frontera sur en estos momentos. Éste es un frutero de carrera como una persona muy respetada dentro de la patrulla fronteriza. muchos demÓcratas que trabajaron con Él bajo la administraciÓn de obama pero tambiÉn criticado por muchos inmigrantes defensores de los inmigrantes en este paÍs que dice que otra pieza clave para implementar la pol

the rules of europe and for sure there will be many other people who will join let's hear now from luigi scary who is a research fellow at the center for european reform and he says far right groups in europe no longer want to leave the e.u. but to change it from within of course what they're brought together is this broader program ideology if you want of first of all a position to further european integration opposition to what they see as this supranational european bureaucratic project and secondly opposition to migration and especially this of course harks back to the migration process of twenty fifteen sixteen so whether they can work together some of them might be able to on some issues at some times but in general that's why they've been divided so far and that's why i think they will continue to be divided well before many of them advocated leaving the european union since the brics they've kind of gone back on that and even on the even the euro for instance someone like salvini is lega before advocating leaving the euro now they're rather more rather more quiet about it so this

member or not today and tomorrow the leader of the five stars movement that is the prime minister luigimy you'll find themselves in the united arab emirates. but obviously at the same time there are meetings at the highest level taking place with qatar and with russia so this is a point where no china i mean it's an it cannot allow itself to a place only a single bed and it is trying to be friends everyone has in its edition and i have been watching is someone at this stage capable of reigning in highly for have talked can he see for instance convince him to agree to a cease fire. let me give you a brief history of cliff after is a fifty year legacy of the section and defection in one thousand sixty nine he defected from the king of libya to moment at the feet in one thousand a six he was captured in chad and the fact that i said every night in a seven he went to langley virginia where he was a legacy working with the cia and then in one thousand a year he went to go and work with the libyan opposition or have them get out of who defected from to go and work with but it's worse in holla