yes, the five star movement is in a sort of sunset mood, and matteo salvini is leading the game.about what gives matteo salvini his particular strength, but before we get to that, let's talk about you and the losers, and let us be blunt, you were and your party work, the democratic party, were the big losers of that significant election result last year. losers of that significant election result last yea r. let losers of that significant election result last year. let me quote you a respected italian historian, she said the italian political class on both the mainstream right and left is now widely perceived as a failure. to put it lightly, there has been, people had their chance and they blew it. we lost the elections. you should say more than that. i don't think that losing the elections, for us in italy, and not talking about other countries because we will, if you like, but about italy, losing the elections was very serious for us but gradually, we are recovering. i would just mentioned to you the fact that on sunday, two days ago, almost 2 million people took part in a popu

well, it is only going to be a rebirth if matteo 0rfini has significant new ideas, if he has new ideas can connect with the centre—left, the liberal left in italy with the voters, in a way that was not possible under your leadership. —— mister zingaretti. perfect. that's exactly what we will try to do in the next months before the next italian elections, and also before the european elections, because our party, with other forces in the centre—left, have the possibility in this european election in two months and a half now to show one thing, that the nationalist salvini leadership is not so strong as it appears. the last polls i saw and of course we cannot rely too much on polls, but the last polls i saw had your party, the democratic party, support around i7%, and the league's support around 32%, so you have got a long mountain to climb and it is about the lessons you have learned. what lessons did you learn, former prime minister of italy, about the failure of your sort of centre—left politics to fundamentally address italy's economic problems to start with? italy with an unemployme

he's also a member of matteo's our beanies northern league last years ago filed a motion with the city council that among other things demands pregnant women be persuaded to have their children he wants to prevent abortion at any cost he's even offered to pay them a monthly income of one hundred sixty euros for eighteen months ago calls that anonymous adoption. inequalities in the current abortion law is deeply unjust unit because it considers state alleged rights of a woman but not the right of the child which already exist what she has hardest beating after the first week when we see images of aborted foetuses asahi internet we see tiny mangled feet down smashed heads. jacqueline let's hear it in a villa and francesca milan disagree both activists are horrified at what the city council is doing they say it's a step back to the middle ages. because the rona has become a little laboratory for right wing policies for those who are governing italy at the moment. because the body to get us to make these policies with respect to women's reproductive rights and the rights of elegy p.t.i. co

is an impi for the leg and loyal to party leader matteo salvini. it's pretty clear as his cap shows that he wants to see me as prime minister he and his party colleagues already have concrete plans for the european elections in many. people imagine us together with our allies in france germany and austria will change europe into a europe of solidarity and democracy. it will actually be about the wellbeing of the population and about jobs not just about regulations and austerity programs imposed from above as has been the case so far about the speech. and he really has it it's not just the populists the opposition also sees a great need for reform in the e.u. or a very important think is that the uk can keno with the traditional idea of europe . change your rope exactly for saving you up this is the challenge five star movement. lega want to destroy europe. but many think the rise of populists in italy is unstoppable. the failure of the established parties was one reason for their success for example in tuscany in pisa. of course everyone knows the

and no one knows this better than italy's next prime minister matteo renzi silva led his center left party to a resound in defeat in march. migration or was one of the most important. issues also during my government my view is very simple i don accept to refuse my you money so first of all we tried to save the people in the city. that is not good the for the boss. and you don't make any friends with it either and certainly not invent a media where many people are angry and bitter. predicator got the italians are no longer a happy people they complain a lot about the high taxes they have to pay there are no jobs and all in all the future looks pretty bleak i call it but instead of getting up and doing something about it right you just ask others for help they have suddenly turned that anger on those who are weaker against the refugees set up when they say but economy your day book a kid one trip in the. normal knows what it's like to feel like an alien she spent the early years of her life in australia where her parents had immigrated perhaps that's why she decided to convert her bar

roberto matteo was taken into custody during a raid on his caucus home according to the u.s. and other countries recognize mr bryan dawe as interim president and have warned venezuela's government not to arrest him or his aides. iraq's second largest city mosul is mourning the death of more than seventy people killed after an overloaded ferry capsized it happened on the tigris river just a few feet from the shore the vessel was reportedly packed with families celebrating the new news new year holiday of the start or spring have been gathering to check if their loved ones are among those dead. well that's a get more on this developing story i'm now joined by florian noir hoff a journalist who lived in iraq for two years and knows mosul a very well floor in a horrifying accident that has unfolded there today do we know what caused it well there have been reports very early on that boat with bucky overcrowded. and now we have to have had a iraqi politician come out and say that boat which we've only been carrying at the most fifty people charge in fact around two hundred at the

matteo savini is threatening to revoke his c citizenship a and e has facingng charges, including hijackingnd terrorism. genie: let's look our top stories. is underway in brussels. theresa may is trying to persuade european leaders to delay brexit up to three months. emmanueuel macron after the senate asks the court to investigate three top-level aids for perjuryry. new zealanand puts a permanent n on military-style weapons. they have identified all 50 victims of an attack on two mosques in n christchchurch. president is kicking off his tour with a visit to italy. there is concern about the beltlton r road inititiative. they have the project at the heart of his strategy. together, the connected area would account fofor about one third of global gdp and 3/5 of the populalation. it has sparked concern over china's growing domiminance. leaders -- >> leaders are holding a summit. the goal is to restore some balance. brussels is calling for them to work together as one. >> none of our member states have the size, the impact, the power to negotiate anything with china. expire --ether we can we ca

campaigned heavily invest in the cart ahead of sunday's vote their leader and italian prime minister and matteo salvini expressed his thanks to voters via a facebook post. this represents a difficult situation for the coalition five star movement two and drawing up support for the new parliamentary group formed together the other european reformist party's deputy pm to model is optimistic about the potential of the trials here a coalition saying the great job has its inspiration from creating a new europe we spoke to the president of the greek party one of the members of the new founded alliance. that's look at the common ground we share with the other members of this coalition the european group we're going to create i think is the desire to change the european union for the better germany along with the other rich nations try to create protectorates to the rest of the nation. the party focuses on the most basic human needs we are a european and pro european policy but we have the president of the european union european is a midlands is the opposition to the current you with its corrupt disre

five people have reportedly been arrested on suspicion of being ringleaders an interior minister matteo salvini has declared the incident an act of piracy. it is the first case help was like who were rescued by this merchant ship flying a foreign flag six miles from tripoli they hijacked the freighter and saying no do not go south go north they are not castaways they are pirates italy's coalition government has set a goal of curbing migration into the country while the european union has announced it will suspend maritime patrols that have rescued thousands of refugees and asylum seekers instead it plans to air patrols and close coordination with libya which is the main starting point for refugees and migrants trying to cross the sea from north africa to europe political analyst nicola coverts thinks the european union's migrant policy is still not effective enough. and of course they're looking for better conditions they think that they have been brought to believe that go on writing by writing in europe we will have free social security they will have nice houses they will have a bett

europe four people have reportedly been arrested over the hijacking as for italian interior minister matteo salvi he's called the instant piracy. in. the. it is the first case the first act of piracy of delinquency on the high seas with immigrants asking for help it was the who were rescued by this merchant ship flying a foreign flag six miles from tripoli with a hijacked the freighter saying no do not go south go north they're not castaways they are pirates a reminder of italy's position on this the coalition government set a goal of curbing migration into the country while the european union's announced it's going to suspend maritime patrols that of rescued thousands of refugees and asylum seekers instead it plans air patrols and close coordination with libya which is the main starting point as we heard just now from refugees and margaret. on across the sea from north africa to europe of london metropolitan university senior research from the george some really thinks that the migration crisis is actually nato's fault. well i think it's the problem that europeans are going to have is that

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italy's right—wing interior minister, matteo salvini, reacted with outrage and said that the man hadas at a loss as to why the driver could've done this. translation: we have no idea because he never showed, until yesterday, any sign. i even asked personally to his chief that he sees every day, but we have no explanation. this really is a tragic situation. the ordeal lasted a0 minutes and ended shortly after police arrived. they'd been alerted by a boy who'd managed to used his mobile phone. they were able to smash the rear windows and let passengers offjust before it burst into flames. now, all that remains is the shell of a bus that took 51 schoolkids on a journey they may never forget. ramzan karmali, bbc news. the bbc has been investigating material shared among young people on instagram that encourages and glamourises eating disorders. advice is being shared on how to make the illnesses more extreme, along with disturbing images of weight loss. the royal college of psychiatrists calls it a problem "spiralling out of control". last month instagram promised to remove all graphic i

the strong political relationship that your prime minister has developed with marine le pen, with matteohat are you speaking about madame le pen, salvini? can you tell me? what did they speak about? your own prime minister is saying you are forging an alliance with all those who are opposed to immigration. he said in the last few weeks, as far as he is concerned... if you have a tight relationship with someone, you must meet sometimes, right? but this is ideological. it is practical to meet with someone, not ideological. did you not actually hear your own leader say, all the forces who are adamantly opposed to immigration in europe should fight together in this european election to create a new movement, a new bloc? what we think is that it would be necessary and it would be beneficiary on behalf, for the european union, that anti—migration forces would get the majority in the european parliament, and then in the european commission as well. that is our position and our hope, and that is why we are working to have the best possible results reached here in hungary to contribute the same,

it's very surprising that an intelligent politician like matteo salvini hasn't understood this when you choose candidates who have links to these organizations how do our citizens to report mafia crimes to the police if they fear of repercussions. not far from the town center this tent city one official of a makeshift housing hundreds of people mainly from sub-saharan africa exploited by the end but i get they work in the agricultural sector for a pittance and provide a distraction for the other problems people face here sunny diagonal al-jazeera. and watching out zero these are our top stories in pakistan's government is stepping up its crackdown on all groups banned by the united nations has been under pressure to act following an attack that killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers in disputed kashmir region made last month. we have economic plan we are political player and we have the if we need to breed them we can also use force to curb these groups we regular about or we have and this has nothing to do with the schmear perform a u.s. congressional power investigating a

it's very surprising that an intelligent politician like matteo salvini hasn't understood this when you choose candidates who have links to these organizations how do our citizens to report crimes to the police if they fear of repercussions. not far from the town center this tent city one official of a makeshift housing hundreds of people mainly from sub-saharan africa exploited by the end but i'm they work in the agricultural sector for a pittance and provide a distraction for the other problems people face here sunny diagonal al-jazeera not . deal with al-jazeera these are all top stories pakistan's government says it will seize the assets of groups banned by the united nations has been under pressure to act against armed groups all trying to tackle indian troops the kashmir region and . libya's national oil corporation has restarted production rara field in the southwest it was shut for three months by gunmen who took over the facility the u.s. will no longer give india and turkey preferential trade status some says india has failed to provide assurances it will allow reasonable acce

it's very surprising that an intelligent politician like matteo salvini hasn't understood this when you choose candidates who have links to these organizations how do our citizens to report crimes to the police if they fear of repercussions. not far from the town center this tent city one official of a makeshift housing hundreds of people mainly from sub-saharan africa exploited by the end but i get they work in the agricultural sector for a pittance and provide a distraction for the other problems people face here sunny al-jazeera. and watching our sara these are our top stories and pakistan's maybe says it spotted an indian submarine close to its waters which then turned away after being warned india has yet to respond the allegation incident comes after pakistan's government moved to reduce tensions with its neighbor by stepping up a crackdown on armed groups which have banned by the united nations has been under pressure to act after an attack that killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers and speech of kashmir region made last month a group called jayashri mohammed said i

it's very surprising that an intelligent politician like matteo savini hasn't understood this when you choose candidates who have links to these organizations how you are citizens to report crimes to the police if they fear of repercussions. not far from the town center this tent city one official of a makeshift housing hundreds of people mainly from sub-saharan africa exploited by the end that i get to they work in the agricultural sector for a pittance and provide a distraction for the other problems people face here. al jazeera has not. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has the opposition accusing leader one hi joe and his supporters of destabilizing the country but there is calling for demonstrations on saturday to coincide with an opposition march on a phone call that could have been this saturday we are going to the street a march ninth and t.m. paralysed march to commemorate the day of anti imperialism the people take to the streets to fight this saturday people take to the street algeria's army chief has promised he won't let the co

san matteo bridge, rain south. periods of rain not steady at noon. showers develop and thunderstorms late this afternoon with temperatures in the upper 50s. how is the commute, alexis. >> we're doing oak overall. we haven't had many major issues and i don't currently have any but i do have a handful of crashes. right now looking at soggy embarcadero from our roof camera. bay bridge in the background, too. definitely wet pavement across much of the bay area this morning. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze we do have a valley road. 101 southbound san francisco to sfo in the green at 11 minutes. we also have a crash on 87 in san jose. we'll head there next. >>> in the north bay it's a race for flood survivors trying to clean up all the debris left behind before the new storm hits. >> amy live in novato on highway 87. amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, reggie. westbound 37 had to be shut down in the last couple of storms because it was covered with water. this is an area we'll be watching closely during the next round of weather. also the town of geurne

over plans for a high speed rail tunnel to france the project is backed by the deputy prime minister matteo salvini and his new party but its coalition partners the five star movement fiercely opposes it arguing the money should be used to fix roads and bridges. now the mystery of what happened to malaysia airlines flight three seventy exposed the limitations of claim tracking technology there liner vanished over the indian ocean five years ago with two hundred thirty nine people on board but as highly as jocasta reports a new satellite network could soon make it easier to track flights in real time anywhere on the planet. how can a passenger plane vanished without a trace in the twenty first century years of searching for the wreckage of m h three seventy have yielded little clue only a few pieces of debris and frustrations of not knowing exactly where the aircraft crashed into the indian ocean it's amazing that in this world where we track or cars or kids or animals that we don't track aircraft in real time in two thousand and fourteen air traffic controllers had only a general idea of m.

it's very surprising that an intelligent politician like matteo salvini hasn't understood this when you choose candidates who have links to these organizations how you are citizens to report crimes to the police if they feel have repercussions. not far from the town center this tent city one official of a makeshift housing hundreds of people mainly from sub-saharan africa exploited by the end but they work in the agricultural sector for a pittance and provide a distraction for the other problems people face here sunny al-jazeera not so to come this hour mexico's government makes a rare apology to the families of five killed after corrupt police under them over to a drug. six stitches in my chest by a rising number of young people in the u.k. and become victims of night for tax and the asian champions kickoff the defense of the a.f.c. title joe will tell you how they got on in sport. hello there the weather has been pretty wild across parts of europe recently there's more wet and windy weather still to come the satellite picture shows one system working its way away and then another one

italy's deputy prime minister matteo salvini said a potential deal that does not want foreign powers colonizing the country. let's look at the numbers. what italy stands to gain his curly are. -- is clear. there is some room for growth. us, carl fromith northern trust and diana from j.p. morgan. really interesting, this development. what implication does it have for investors? areor infrastructure you always welcoming if someone wants to bring money in. i think the track record is interesting. it is a grant plane with a lot of great features, but it has had roadblocks. a couple countries that have taken financing from china have ended up defaulting, claiming it was underwritten with the knowledge they would default, which allows china to take control over the assets. there are several countries who enter the program who have decided to withdraw from it. be very careful when you take money from somebody who may have more than altruistic motives at heart. nejra: diana? >> i was reading a piece likening this to italy's -- china's trojan horse into europe. there are two things underlying

it's very surprising that an intelligent politician like matteo salvini hasn't understood this when you choose candidates who have links to these organizations how you are citizens to report mafia crimes to the police if they fear of repercussions. not far from the town center this tent city one official of a makeshift housing hundreds of people mainly from sub-saharan africa exploited by the end but i get to they work in the agricultural sector for a pittance and provide a distraction for the other problems people face here sunny diagonal al-jazeera. well coming up next joe will tell us about the team of injured soldiers aiming to compete for one of the world's toughest most schools events. for her. all right sports fans joe's head to bring us all up to speed with the sports absolutely sammy i am yet to a football and turkey has been released on bail outs being accused of wounding opposition players with a razor blade the incidents allegedly happened during a third division game between four and amidst all four four players claim that abbott's four midfield a month. targeted them with

. >> yes, as a matter of fact, the deputy premier matteo salvini criticize the deal almost as it wasurday. he said china is not an open economy. the state has a heavy hand, including in the legal system. the european union is also upset. they have been looking for a united front regarding china. italy is abandoning that idea. what needs to be done to perhaps resolve the concerns that critics and skeptics on the sidelines have? >> right now, italy seems to be plunging forward with this idea. they are shrugging off the concerns of the eu and the u.s.. right now, italy will be going it alone. there will be plenty of talks among various eu leaders to see if they can restore some kind of united front regarding china. we will have to leave it there. bloomberg's western europe economy team leader. littletay with developments. the promilitary party is in the lead in the first elections, putting the former general in the position to return as prime minister. our chief southeast asia correspondent is in bangkok with the latest. run me through what the reaction has been like so far. >> it was a

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elections, and having brexit potentially overshadowing those, when populist parties, marine le pen, matteoely to use brexit to push back against brussels. so consent tonight. i saw marine le pen in the latest poll only two points behind emmanuel macron, and if our traditional friends have doubts about extending, it may not be as easy as people in london think. let me ask you this, unlike the negotiations, getting an extension to article 50, that is entirely in the hands of the eu, they set the rules, they will set the conditions, they will say what we get and do not get, is that correct? well, under eu law, all 27 member countries have to say yes to an extension, otherwise it can't happen, and they can set the conditions. but to tell you about one of the issues they are worrying about tonight, what happens if they say to the uk that if the extension goes beyond the end of may, when the european parliamentary elections are held, that the uk will have to field candidates in that election because of concern that if the uk is still a member at that point and doesn't take part in the elections,

look at matteo salvini in italy, look at poland, look at the yellow jackets in france, this is not aexit. what you have seen in europe is patients running out. theresa mayjust failing to grasp the metal of these choices. the entire process has been infected by wishful thinking. remember this stuff about we like our cake remember this stuff about we like ourcake and we remember this stuff about we like our cake and we like to eat it. that has gone on for two and a half years and we have reached the end of the road where we have not made the choices that are implicit in our own decision to leave. we know there are more choices today. mps vote on whether or not to reject no deal. 0ne whether or not to reject no deal. one of the likelihoods is that they will have to go back to ask for another extension. they will vote on that. what will the eu's reaction to that. what will the eu's reaction to that be? if you had asked me that a month ago you would have got a more relaxed answer. you would have got, the british need more time, none of us the british need more time, none of us want to lea