you don't worry about him, matteo? >> always.ink they look like? i've often wondered that. >> if it's a girl. >> yes. >> i do my best to imagine everything. if it's a man, i don't care. [ laughter ] i like what you said, i was reading about love, when you first saw veronica and you first met her. you said it was love at first sight and you said that's really how it goes. >> yes. love is suddenly or never because love comes from chemistry. >> yeah. >> and it's basic chemistry. >> but see, i always thought you had to build to love sometimes and you say it's then or never. that's interesting. >> i think that people speak about love a lot. >> yes. >> reverse and reverse of words. >> yeah. >> but if in bed everything is okay and everything is okay also outside. >> andrea, that's not true. >> i think so. >> but i hear you. >> no, it's my opinion. i don't want to convince anybody. >> matteo, you feel the same wa% about love? love at first sight? >> don't look at me. >> he knew you were looking at him. >> i just say we have different poi

to villages like ours in italy in order to be lost to money that the interior minister in rome is matteo suddenly he's also the head of the right wing populist legal party his new security decree clamp down on immigration and asylum rights the plan is to deport more migrants from italy that includes those in the villages. there that they feel that they're at the jail i think that it's a strategy to put a stop to what is good. something that is a chance to build a better while. and a better life for people but on a. and not only for those who flee war on poverty but also for us for our own country. but most days there but i noted that it. the project for integrating refugees and migrants income ini has had a visible impact many houses have been renovated. and there is work again. some of the migrants have trained to be carpenters or brick layers. then the. community is becoming so beautiful again and. again visitors tourists even private individuals who want to buy a holiday home here. but there are also critics of the integration project and they include come in his former mayor. salvini

he fought, little matteo fought for his life. a lot, many months. got to stay three months there. stay three months there and decide when to come back, come back. decide yourself." so we are there, everything you need. and i think matteo will be strong. he survived or he fought for his life. anything can happen in his life. he can handle it." the last song we are going to hear is this very famous one. # welcome to the hotel california. what do you love about this song? someone doesn't love this song? laughter. yeah, i guess, i guess... no way! no, no, no. always remember when i was young, this song. when i lived with flatmates in barcelona. i went out with the residents from barcelona and i could earn some money but not enough to live alone. we were a couple of mates together, the same team, and i remember the eagles, listening to this song a thousand million times. a musician's legacy is in the song. what would you like your legacy to be as a football coach? but also in life? believe me, always i try to, you know... to the people i'm working with,

deputy prime minister matteo salvini said sunday night that "the budget was now within limits that shouldmarkets once again. hong kong has come up a bit, when i last looked prior to coming on there, hong kong and shanghai were both down a little. you can look at that drop on the towel, that is friday, wall street will reopen later today but you can just see markets are up slightly, treading water. have got the federal reserve meeting which starts tomorrow and ends on wednesday. the chief giving a press c0 nfe re nce ends on wednesday. the chief giving a press conference and it is widely anticipated that they will increase interest rates at this meeting. there is quite a lot of speculation about whatjerome there is quite a lot of speculation about what jerome powell there is quite a lot of speculation about whatjerome powell might be saying about the new year because it was expected that the us central bank would raise rates quite a few time in 2019, but since that was initially mooted by the fed, of course interchanged quite a lot and there is quite a lot of concern now about the outlook

alvino -- matteo cell salvini announcing this. >> there is a saying, it takes money to make money. federal investigations are no exceptions to this rule. >> donald trump has railed intost the investigation the 2016 election. he says it is costing the american taxpayer too much. the investigation is bringing in more than it is shelling out. tax evasion revealed by the probe has resulted in gains up to $48 million for the government. that is nearly a 100% return on their investment. not bad. >> thank you for that business update. it is time for sports news. --letic madrid will take on manchester united -- playingl will be munich. time for the press review. we are joined by solange. this weekend was marked by fierce protests by the yellow vest movement. go over the them border into belgium. >> this was a protest by the far right party. because of the decision to sign the u.n. migration packed. in brussels, over 5000 members from the far right parties came out to protest. our anger can now be heard. that is the front line -- the front page. had to break up the rally. the administrative

. >> reporter: a grand entrance for matteo, leader of la lege and italy's interior minister. soaring score to italy's elections suggest bigger ambitions for the man who has made italians first his rallying cry. >>> this is a show of force by the league and the leader matteo. they only won 17% in the national election. they are actually in a coalition with the five-star movement. however, since then, under his leadership, they have surged in popularity. recent polls place them at 34%. and this rally is a way of consolidating that power. salvini has made a name for himself attacking the e.u. immigration and defending the budget. italian nationalism, he says, will bring europe back to its, quote, civilized christian roots. in his speech he said someone has betrayed the european dream. we will give blood and strength to the veins of a new europe, founded on respect, work, economic and social progress, he said. after brexit, britain's imminent departure from the e.u., could we see an ital exit? not yet one of the leaders told me. the immediate goal is to gain more seats at europea

. >> emergency preparedness in san matteo county, within the last hour, caltrans closed highway 1 at devil's slide, it's so they can have a detailed fire dr goi tunnel with smoke, and test emergency response times. the test happens twice a year, and the tunnel will reopen at 4:00 a.m. >> pg&e has been under a microscope for years after a deadly gas fire in san bruno eight years ago. there's accusations that they have been falsifying safety documents on gas line inspections. we are live at pg&e headquarters in san francisco, what is the utility's response? >> reporter: well, the company did put out a statement acknowledging that they were not keeping accurate records, but these accusations against pg&e were far more serious than simple record keeping. >> for years, pg&e has been running commercials like this, touting the 811 call before you dig. >> when you call 811, i come out and mark make sure you don't hit them when you are digging. >> reporter: according to safety inspectors pg&e did not adequately fund that program so they have a extort acknowled-- shortage of workers, and they

we will then hear from one gariocia who is the father of two boys, matteo and martin who were taken to ecuador, who were abducted to ecuador in august 2016. mr. gariocia decided to start his own independent financial advisory practice in 2004, the year matteo was born. and his practice allowed him to fulfill his commitment to spend more time with his children. previously he works for a select number of investment that banks in new york and miami and he is here today to make that appeal for his two children. we are grateful he is here. then we will hear from michelle littleton was the mother of three children, acilia, laila, and joseph , who were abducted to lebanon. after children's abduction, she moved from california to florida to be with the family and hired as an assistant to launch operations at the cape canaveral air force station is a contractor and then selected as an ambassador to the united launch alliance. previous to her current position she worked as a commercial real estate company but put her real estate career on hold in order to pursue and try to bring back her childre

since the election, interior minister matteo salvini's league party has increased in popularity.stance on immigration has also fuelled a climate of anti—migra nt hostility. translation: these latest policy changes in italy generate more discrimination, distress and difficulties. while we believe we can co—exist with all those who want a better life, a better world, whatever their colour or origin. translation: we didn't come here just to walk around, but because we have rage within us, rage for socialjustice, thirst for socialjustice. that is why we are in rome — to say no to these racist policies. in recent weeks, italy passed a new law making it easier to deport migrants and strip them of italian citizenship. legislation the united nations refugee agency warns does not provide adequate guarantees, particularly when it comes to vulnerable people. chanting. this weekend in rome, protesters called for solidarity with refugees. some even demanded mr salvini's resignation. but in a country which has become the main gateway for migrants crossing the mediterranean, with more than 20,0

italy, hungary, poland. ..with people like matteo salvini, whom i interviewed on hardtalk recently inould look at a whole host of people. frankly, you could look beyond the shores of europe too, to india, where the current government uses nationalist and polarising cultural messages. yes... so, but the point you alluded to earlier is that you ultimately are an optimist and you believe that the trajectory of the human condition is, in that positive sense, toward a more universalist and more humane, understanding, compassionate humanity? yes. how can you square that with what you see? i'm looking at it over a longer horizon. think about how things improved, over the last century. think about the massive improvement in the condition of working class people in many countries. the massive reduction in racial discrimination in the law in the united states over the last 100 years. look at the increasing coming together of europe in the same moments of nationalism and putting brexit to one side one has to do. europe is way more unified and united than it was in the 19th century. or even in th

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, says the authorities will find those responsible for turningorted to be seeking a second rescue deal after accumulating debts of more than half a billion pounds. interserve works in prisons, schools and hospitals and it also mends roads and motorways. the firm says it is considering ways of raising money. lets get more on this from aimee donnellan, who's a columnist at reuters breakingviews. what has gone so wrong? this contractor providing probation services, doing lots of contracts on the go, but essentially what you have seen this year, there has been waste energy projects in derby, they have had delays and extra costs and what that means for a company like interserve, although it has a vast balance sheet, it spends more to counter that and debt is the real issue, echoing the kind of thing we saw from carillion at this time last year. echoing the want to avoid a carillion style collapse. the banks have to agree terms. the financial times is reporting they have crunch talks on at the moment. they will be deciding whether they can be given bet

the interior minister matteo salvini said the arrests were an extraordinary intervention by police, who a powerful blow against organised crime. lebo diseko, bbc news. a handwritten note about religion, penned by the nobel prize—winning physicist albert einstein, has sold at auction in new york for nearly $3 million. the so—called "god letter", written in german, was bought by a private collector. andy beatt reports. final call... $2,400,000... sold! applause. polite applause at the sale of the letter by one of the 20th century‘s greatest minds, grappling not with science but the concept of religion. apologies to god, i think. laughter. the controversial note was written by the nobel prize winning scientist when he was 7a, just a year before his death. it is seen as einstein's clearest statement of his views on philosophy and the meaning of life... the physicist also muses on his ownjewish identity. written to the german philosopher, eric gutkind, it is seen as a key statement in the debate between science and religion and it shows another side to the genius whose theory of relativity c

bakeries it was truly a fresh start for everybody involved until that is the populist interior minister matteo saudi report riyadh shares mayor under house arrest and ordered hundreds of refugees to get out of town now the mayor of kemeny fears that he's going to face the same treatment. just zip i found no is worried about his village he's worried that he'll soon be greeting only widows and retired people again but like many communities in southern italy kemeny is zero risk of dying out because of unemployment immigration and an aging population until now his solution was refugees and migrants there been aquarian. like a few other mayors he invited families from west africa bangladesh syria iraq and many other countries to set up a provisional home in the village. but i want to work you can see the transformation before our school only had nine or ten children now they're almost fifty. some of the men have learned how to use the old oven and are now baking for the whole village the women have exchanged recipes and learn how to cook traditional italian food the village also offers italian less

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, says the authorities will find those responsible for turningors is reported to be seeking a second rescue deal, after accumulating debts of more than half a billion pounds. interserve works in prisons, schools, and hospitals. it also mends roads and motorways. the firm says it is considering ways of raising money. china's foreign ministry has called on canada to release an executive employed by the telecoms giant huawei, or warned it would otherwise face consequences. meng wanzhou, the company's global chief financial officer, was arrested in vancouver last weekend and faces extradition to the united states. she's the daughter of huawei's founder and is accused of breaking american sanctions on iran. a terminally ill man with motor neurone disease has described the ban on assisted dying as "medieval", saying he feels "cheated by the system". last week, 68—year—old noel conway was refused permission by the supreme court to hear his appeal. 0ur medical correspondent, fergus walsh, has been speaking to him at his home, near shrewsbury. do you want

the interior minister matteo salvini said the raids were an extraordinary operation by police. —— blow. a handwritten note about religion, penned by nobel prize—winning physicist albert einstein, has sold at auction in new york for nearly $3 million. the so—called "god letter", written in german, was bought by a private collector. andy beatt reports. final call... 2,a00,000 dollars. sold! applause . a applause .a light applause . a light applause at the sale of the letter by one of the greatest minds of the 20th century, grappling not with sides by the concept of religion. apologies to god, i think. the controversial note was a bit by the nobel prize winning scientist when he was 7a, the year before his death. it is seen as einstein's clearest statement on the meaning of life and philosophy. the physicist also uses on his jewish identity... britain to be german philosopher eric gutkind it is seen as a key statement between the sides and religion in shows and other side of the genius whose theory of relativity changed the way we understand the universe. last time it sold for $a0

the interior minister matteo salvini said the arrests were an extraordinary intervention by police, whohe deputy prime minister has called this a powerful blow against organised crime. lebo diseko, bbc news. a memorial service will be held at the national cathedral in washington forformer president george hw bush, who died last friday. later he will lie in repose at st. martin's episcopal church in houston, where he lived. today has been designated a national day of mourning. rajini vaidya nathan reports on preparations for the service. a fitting farewell for america's first president. ahead of the state funeral, tens of thousands of people who lined up to pay their respects to george hw bush. mourners of every age and background united in their grief. i thought he was a great man and he showed that you could be a politician without letting politics takeover. it is very moving. i did not agree with all of these policy but i think he was a wonderful man. it was also a special goodbye from his two—year—old service dog. it was also a special goodbye from his two-year-old service dog. i, ge

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italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, says the authorities will find those responsible for turningst outsourcing companies — interserve — is reported to be in rescue talks to avoid its collapse. interserve employs 115,000 people here, providing services in key sectors including schools and hospitals. most of its income comes from government contracts. a british sailor whose yacht was crippled by a ferocious storm during a round the world race has been rescued. susie was sailing along when she ran into trouble 2000 miles off the coast of chilly. anymore reports. safety at last. the cargo ship that rescued susie goodall used its crane to winch her on board. she's reported to be uninjured and in good spirits. it was an ordeal that began 50 hours earlier with this distress call in the teeth of a ferocious storm. her yacht had lost its mast and water had to be pumped out. in one of the remotest places on earth, she had a long wait for help to arrive. she was tossed about, seasick, in a disabled boat, in heavy seas. it was a difficult rescue right to the end. the engine on susie's yacht

let's bring in correspondent and elizabeth matteo in paris for more on the story analysts with if you can hear us now this tax reportedly being suspended this fuel tax what can you tell us that you're hearing there in paris decision was actually called for last week by several major leading m.p.'s within merkel's own baltic so that was something that was not unexpected and the feeling in paris is that this is what was demanded by the demonstrators and probably would have gone a long way to stop protest if he'd done it three weeks ago but it lasted too long and so while it certainly is opening the possibility for negotiations there still remains the problem that the movement is a grassroots movement and they don't have a knowledge leaders and whenever somebody says there's the spokes person the at least several parts of the movement say no you do not represent us so it probably should tone down the tape the demonstrations that are planned for next saturday but it doesn't mean that it's over analysts if explain to us who these protesters are and what exactly they're calling for at this

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, says the authorities will find those responsible for turningthe uk's biggest government contractors is reported to be seeking a second rescue deal after accumulating debts of more than half a billion pounds. interserve works in prisons, schools and hospitals. it also mends roads and motorways. the firm says it is considering ways of raising money. china's foreign ministry has called on canada to release an executive employed by the telecoms giant huawei or warned it would otherwise face consequences. meng wanzhou, the company's global chief financial officer, was arrested in vancouver last weekend and faces extradition to the united states. she's the daughter of huawei's founder and is accused of breaking american sanctions on iran. a british sailor, whose yacht was crippled by a ferocious storm during a round—the—world race, has been rescued. susie goodall was sailing alone when she ran into trouble 2,000 miles off the coast of chile leaving her stranded for days before a cargo ship came to her to aid. andy moore reports. safety at last. the c

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, says the authorities will find those responsible for turningy has called on canada to release an executive employed by the telecoms giant huawei or warned it would otherwise face consequences. meng wanzhou, the company's global chief financial officer, was arrested in vancouver last weekend and faces extradition to the united states. she's the daughter of huawei's founder and is accused of breaking american sanctions on iran liverpool city council says that 2a asylum seekers who claimed they were children after being sent to the city have been found to be adults. the authority says another 15 asylum seekers should have been identified as children by the government, and accommodated in london instead. the authority now wants to recover over £65,000 for supporting the children. a home office spokesman says age—disputed cases remain "a very challenging area". universal credit has been criticised for pushing people into "unacceptable ha rdship", and now the bbc understands it will be rolled out in north kensington, just days before christmas, which

for a man who's recently cut his own curly locks, you'd think he'd have a bit more respect for matteoni won't be punished though. elsewhere liverpool are back to within a couple of points of leaders manchester city. they beat burnley 3—1 — but bossjurgen klopp was unhappy with the home side's tackling. he compared it to ten pin bowling afterjoe gomez was carried off in the first half. the challenges from the beginning, sliding tackling on that ground, wet ground and stuff like that, i really think the referee should have said earlier, something. itold him think the referee should have said earlier, something. i told him that if you don't say be careful they will do it and do it and do it until something happens and exactly that happens, how it's no foul, i don't know if it's no foul, but on wet ground is you cannotjudge the temple, nothing. the injury threat is massive. you can find all the results and reaction from last night's games on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport staying with football, and reading have sacked paul clement after nine months as their manager. he took

i think the best is for the next match, cutting the hairfor matteo and this problem is finished.y from uk sport's ‘aspiration fund' — skateboarding, weightlifting and table tennis have also been given money. many of these sports lost their funding after the last games, and the aim is to give athletes the best chance to compete at tokyo 2020. we'll be live from london's largest indoor skatepark in dagenham in an hour to find out more. ben stokes and alex hales should find out today if they'll face any further punishment after that fight outside a nightclub in bristol last year. stokes was found not guilty of affray in court earlier this year, but has spent the last couple of days in front of a cricket disciplinary panel alongside hales. they're both charged with bringing cricket into disrepute. the disgraced cyclist lance armstrong says an investment in the taxi app uber has saved his family. he was stripped of his seven tour de france titles and banned for life in 2012 because he admitted to using performance enhancing drugs. that's meant he's had to pay more than £90 million in

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, says the authorities will find those responsible for turningld race, has been rescued. susie goodall was sailing alone when she ran into trouble 2,000 miles off the coast of chile as andy moore reports. safety at last. the cargo ship that rescued susie goodall used its crane to winch her on board. she's reported to be uninjured and in good spirits. it was an ordeal that began 50 hours earlier with this distress call in the teeth of a ferocious storm. her yacht had lost its mast and water had to be pumped out. in one of the remotest places on earth, she had a long wait for help to arrive. she was tossed about, seasick, in a disabled boat, in heavy seas. it was a difficult rescue right to the end. the engine on susie's yacht kept cutting out as it manoeuvred alongside the rescue ship, the tian fu. and then the first news of success in a brief tweet. "on the ship", she wrote, followed by three exclamation marks. in the time waiting to be rescued with a broken cooker, she said she'd been longing for a cup of tea. so it was no surprise that in the s

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, says the authorities will find those responsible for turninguk's biggest government contractors is reported to be seeking a second rescue deal — after accumulating debts of more than half a billion pounds. interserve works in prisons, schools, and hospitals; it also mends roads and motorways. the firm says it is considering ways of raising money. is just isjust coming is just coming up to isjust coming up to a is just coming up to a quarter past five. time for the headlines on bbc news. police have... police in new zealand investigating the disappearance of the british backpackers say a man is to be charged with her murder. the work and pensions secretary amber rudd has warned the country would be in uncharted territory if mps reject theresa may's brexit deal. parliament might have closed for the weekend, but there's still time for voters to lobby their mps on tuesday's meaningful vote. the prime minister is hoping there'll be enough public support for her deal to persuade mps of different parties to help get her deal through. have voters been

now this is a show of force by the league and its party leader matteo salvine. they only won 17%. they're in a coalition with the five star movement. they have surged in popularity. recent poles place him at 34% and this rally is a way of consolidating that power. he's made a name for himself by attacking the e.u. and the national budget. this will bring europe back to its, quote, civilized christian roots. in his speech he said someone has betrayed the european dream. it is founded on respect, work, economic progress and work. after brexit, could we see an italexit? not yet. the immediate goal is to gain more seats at european parliament to con strain the e.u. first. >> we are very good on reading the society and we understand that there is a new challenge, not only local against the state's bureaucracy but it's the local against the globallism, local against globalization and against the european super state that they want to be in. >> reporter: not far away the volunteers at europe now, a tiny grassroots movement are trying to convince them that italy needs m

and it has been serving san a matteo kocounty since 1974 and e giveaway has been organize for months for the holidays. >> the people are here, a and the children and the families and these are hard-working families living in san mateo county, and they are struggling to be here very hard, and struggling to community, and we are here to brighten their lives. >> and many joined in on the festivities. if you need to mail some holiday packages a little bit of good news, because post office s s i the bay area are open today even though we know it is sunday. 14 post office ms in the east b will be open along with two post offices in san francisco and one in san mateo and one in s sunnyvale, and we have a list of the open post offices on a bshgs krshgsc 7 news.com, and also on sunday, december 23rd, and that is postage that could be expensive then, and nearly 3 billion pieces of mail is expected to be are processed and delivered this week. >>> santacon in san francisco last week with, and now it hits the streets of oakland for the first ever. the red suited mr. and mrs. clauss g clauses got

up along the peninsula at 59 degrees for san matteo and heading into the city.p through the north bay 62 degrees and 62 for ukiah. a look at lake tahoe, wondering if it's time to head out and ski. i would say yes. lack how beautiful this is. got a good amount of snowfall. 31 degrees and another great shot. tahoe north, that's looking beautiful thanks to our weather underground cameras. they got a good amount of snowfall and this weekend it's better to drive up there. why? because we're not expecting any snow which means perfect driving conditions. temperatures in the 40s, it will certainly be comfortable and please be share to weather photos and video. >> also through saturday, heading into sunday night and monday, kind of what we're looking out for. this is what we're looking ahead at. if you're already worried about what you can expect sunday, outdoor plans, don't worry. early sunday morning you'll be okay even through the afternoon. it's not until late sunday that we're really monitoring the system to track on if. if you had any outdoor activities planned for

rating in europe is for matteo cellini in -- matteo salvini in italy.tious, and i think especially when you look at europe, it is always good to go under the surface of what out there populism. in germany is still the most popular politician. her ratings are still pretty high. when i look at the european elections, yes, there will be some populist party gaining some votes. gains of populist parties back in 2014, only leading to their gains in national elections after 2014. there will only be a very few populist parties a actively gaining compared with 2014. if brexit goes through, we will in the european elections. we've seen all of the last year that the populist parties are never able to really cooperate in european parliament. i did that more optimistic that this will not be the end of europe after the european elections. tom: we are just -- francine: we are just looking at pictures of president trump with the first lady of the united states, melania trump, walking out of air force one after the president delivered a speech to u.s. soldiers in iraq y

. >>> it is a beautiful day along the san matteo county coast.ticular ly at the famous mavericks surf spot. but that's expected to change in the next few days with a huge swell headed toward the beaches. everyone is waiting to see if the world surf league calls for the challenge contest. matt keller joins us from the harbor with why this could be a first for the big wave comp competition. >> reporter: hi, yes, the maverick survf means big busines here and for anything with the words mavericks on it. this is the surf shop. jeff clark's surf shop here. they have a sip and shop event that started at 4:00 and goes until 8:00, but if the contest is called, this place will be crushed with tourists looking to be around the big waves. the surf contest founder and big wave lenld is drilling down on the surf forecast. mavericks could see 50-foot waves by sunday. >> yeah, if conditions are right, i'll go. you know. that's still love it. you know? >> reporter: but this season is unique. this is the first time ever he's not officially involved in the surf con

is perhaps the greatest architec of the aquarius' demise, italy's right wing deputy prime minister matteo salvini. >> ( translated ): italy has welcomed over 700,000 immigrants who haveisembarked in the last few years, but that's enough w. our ports are closed. italy cannot continue to be the refugee camp of europe. >> there's a reason why all throughout sicily, there are cities that have greek names. people have been making this passage for thousands of years. >> reporter: new york doctor craig spencer spent several months on board the aquarius in. 20 >> the idea that migrant hordes, that waves of refugees are coming to europe to destroy our countries is just really, i think, a diversion from concentrated onewhat's really ed and that is durable, sustainable long term solutions. >> reporter: the polar opposite of what you're saying is thatle you and your cues are contributing to the ultimate demise of europe because the demographics are such that within decades europe is goingov to btaken by people coming from north africa and elsewhere. >> a that's interesting because that's a complaint

right now, italian deputy premier matteo salvini is pulling ahead in the polls, and he may be tempteddo something, such as bringing down the government and seeking new elections in the coming year. manus: do you think that is the 2019?risk going into is that what 2019 holds, political chassis in italy? yes, that is the major risk, the political rivalry coalition. salvini pulling ahead and the other italian deputy premier demaio being somewhat left behind in this race for power coalition. let's kevin, as you say, see what happens in the parliament. from hugs and kisses to rhetoric our western european editor kevin costelloe. to our guest. janet, to a certain extent, the narrowed. the markets have become familiar with the number 2.04%. is the biggest risk in italy more political angst? could salvini try to go to the polls? is that a risk of the economy year?ford next janet: i think generally, the italy, nottlook in only italy but the eurozone, is of subdued for us. think italy has productivity issue. it has one of the lowest productivity in the eurozone. for is a big problem sustainabil

macron had very much taken the lead of the progressive ca versus the nationalist camp that was lead by matteovini, and in hungary. and this crisis weakens his voice very much. but he might also have-- het micide also to put forwardls his propo regarding the europe that protects, a europe that is oore prtectionist in the world, it is something that he has touched upon previously in his davos speech a year ago, for example, saying that, youtr they, to pere the system people need to take care of the losers of gl tobalization, people that have been forgotten. and the irony is that in spite of te fact that he had correctly diagnosed the situation, d he not necessarily put in place those necessary reforms. he might be obliged to, he might come to the next eu election with a new platform, this remains to be seen. >> . >> thank you very much, to you both. >> thank you. >> woodruff: we turn now to the white house and swirling speculation about who will replace general john kelly as chief of staff to president trump at the end of the year. yamiche alcindor joins me now with the latest. yamiche, hello,

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for a man who‘s recently cut his own curly locks, you‘d think he‘d have a bit more respect for, matteoof lingard‘s goal, they also cover wolves brilliant win over chelsea. and that‘s what we‘re going to talk about now, because it was arguably the result of the night, at molineux. wolves hadn‘t won in seven going, into this one, but played brilliantly to win 2—1. it‘s chelsea‘s second defeat in a row away from home, and they‘re now ten points behind leaders manchester city. liverpool though are much closer to manchester city — two points to be precise — after their 3—1 win over struggling burnley. jurgen klopp made loads of changes to his side, a decision that almost backfired when they went behind. but they fought back — with zerdan shaquiri, scoring the third. and southampton‘s new boss, ralf hasenhuttl was in the stands for their match with spurs, and there‘s plenty for him to work on. southampton, lost 3—1, at wembley, harry kane on the scoresheet again. they are third from bottom. the rest of the night‘s results, and reaction, on the bbc sport website and app. after beating livings

he decided to start his own advisory practice in 04 the year matteo was born. it allowed him to fulfill his commitment to spend more time with his children. previously he worked for a select number of banks in new york and miami. and he is here today to make that appeal for his two children. we are grateful he is here. we will hear from juan garaicoa to is the mother of three children -- who is the mother of three children abducted to lebanon january 4, 2017. after the abduction she moved to california -- california to florida. she was hired as an admin -- administrative assistant is a contract for the united launch alliance. she is also selected as an ambassador to the united states launch alliance. previous to her current position she worked as a commercial real estate company and put her real estate career on hold in order to pursue and try to bring back her children. she awaits the day she is reunited and has rooms furnished and decorated in her home in florida for when they come home. mr. moorhouse, the floor is yours. >> thank you mr. chairman and the com

a big question is whether matteo grabni will seek a power by forcing a government collapse cashing inria has rejected media reports he could step down. joining us to discuss all of this is dan. it would be odd if there were not any. do things seem? dan: today, much, or than the last 10 days when they were than the- much calmer last 10 days when they were rushing to pass the budget package. it seems like salvini has been in campaign mode since the march elections. on the calendar in may are european elections. it ishe next few months, more of the same, both he and his partner who he has been squabbling with, our social .edia pros fundamental differences remain on issues, environmental issues, you have this controversial high-speed rail project and that has to be resolved in the first couple of months. i think more of the same. january, people are looking at what is happening with the economy. is it going to fall into another recession? powerwho has the most from the people right now? who is the most popular and how has that changed? salvini is the most popular politician in italy. cons

matteo salvini says there will be no change to populist campaign promises, income for the poor and a u.s. senate democrats say it is up to president trump to say whether there is a partial government shutdown this week. he says he will not sign a budget deal needed to keep government agencies open if it if it does not include $5 billion for a wall on the u.s.-mexico border. chuck schumer says there are not enough votes in either house of congress. a federal judge's ruling striking down obamacare will not have an impact on health care coverage for now. a judge in texas ruling the affordable care act was unconstitutional but that decision will need to survive reviews by higher courts to have impact. obamacare will stay in place during the appeals process. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is "bloomberg." tom: thank you. quiet markets and before the wednesday fed meeting, why not? flat equities, yield curve flat. do you like this? oil saves the day. i am watching

you need more politics that are stable and do you believe that matteo salvini will break away from five-starknow. that is a politician issue. i am an administrator pruitt i need to think about -- i am an administrator. i need to think about the area. francine: we talk about the trade war. have you been affected by some of these trade tensions? mayor bucci: we are growing commerce right now. we are growing shipments. genoa is an entrance area for europe and the poor. , the most important corridor in europe is managing 55% of total growth in europe. we are in a growing mode. ,here are a lot of goods coming five days lower than going to amsterdam from asia and because the channel opened up to big ships, this is important. genoa has become strategic and this is why. infrastructure, will you build more? a lot ofci: we have infrastructure that needs to be built in the next three to five years. it will allow us to have trains up to 750 meters long and that will allow us to double the number of containers that will move inland. francine: thank you so much for joining us. genoa and weor of will be ba