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. >> matteo salvini!rdines mobilized when right-wing politician, matteo salvini, campaigned here in the winter of 2019 during regional elections for the league, an anti-immigration populist party. >> salvini is kind of a donald trump, a little donald trump in italy and it was last november and salvini was launching the campaign in emilia-romagna from bologna. so we said, "let's organize something different" and we founded the sardines. so we said... "you better better be like salvini or like sardines. " sardines because in italy, we say to be crowded like sardines. >> right. >> so we wanted all the people like 6,000 people to be on the middle of the square. and finally 20,000 people came... >> 20,000 people showed up? >> ... on that night. yeah. >> jesus. >> and the picture of the square crowd was the most famous picture of the day. >> and it really created a movement. >> yeah, it was like this from the south to the far north. >> and since then, salvini? >> finally, he lost the elections. >> yeah. will yo

emilia meets us matteo he is 35.is a gardener man agreed to show and tell how not only is the vine growing, but the price of absolutely everything we are facing is a serious problem. and i think that with the coming winter, the situation will worsen, because prices are rising for everything in stores, and wages are standing still. the cost of electricity is rising the fastest, sometimes by 100%. now we are waiting for the winter and thinking about how we will heat our houses, it will be suicide. i think we're just waiting and don't know what to do go to the volcanoes and warm up and our government is doing nothing to resolve the situation no investment no financial assistance for people who are faced with this problem is very difficult for the working class, as some industries are closed because it is more profitable for them to close than to continue working and the closer the winter is, the more difficult the situation is even hotels close because they are not in do not pay on electricity bills. this is a very seri

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ukraine, the premiere was staged by the ball - this is a joint ukrainian-italian work by the director matteosi, the main topic is italy in the period up to the 80s of the 20th century, that is, until new products of civilization appeared mobile gadgets in the center of the production ballet hall and observation of how communication between people takes place in the play there is no text and conversations everything is broadcast through the relationship between characters and dialogue it is conducted through plastic, we affirm peace, we say despite everything that art is very necessary today because this cultural front, which is talked about a lot today, it defends our borders, our soul, it does not give us opportunities give up and never give up because theater is always an idea theater is always ideas it is a soul the news team will meet with you very soon at 8 o'clock read more about important events on our website espresso tv subscribe to our channels on social networks and in a few minutes veteri espresso meet their colleagues theme they are already ready to meet you could have been a bl

first opportunity for her to prove to her voters that she was serious so today, for example, we have matteoni who is minister of infrastructure who has been very outspoken, saying that, using the same rhetoric they used in the past that they want to stop human trafficking. these are organized trips where the ngos are in some way complicit. >> let's go to the big map in state's. the final day of campaigning ahead of tuesday's crucial midterm elections. which will determine o controls congress for the next two years. the pole will have an anonymous impact on the direction america take let's take a look at what is on the ballot. congress is made up of the house of representatives and the senate. the house decides which laws are voted on while the senate can block or approve new laws. as well as confirming appointments made by the president. states have different numbers of representatives depending on its population size. there are currently 435 house representatives who served for two years and each state that has -- then has two senators. this year, a third of senators are up for reelection.

pushes a lot of people away, gretzky fox news series of mountain lion sightings as people in one sam matteo neighborhood a little bit on edge coming up with a resident said one cat did while in her yard. also ahead, police say a team of thieves is targeted nearly a dozen homes on the peninsula coming up, investigators say how this burglary ring is picking which houses to hit. and they're scattered showers throughout the bay area right now, that's going to last overnight. the wind picks up. we get a break in the morning and then more rain for the afternoon commute. and beyond that, i'll see you back here with that. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's about where it goes. to places. and faces. and the warmest of memories. the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's

. >> i could stand here all day, but it seems that matteo's mind has wandered. >> what is your favoriteami. >> in italy, it is never long until someone talks about food. but here in umbria, everything comes back to pork. you could say it is like a religion, not with its roots in the -- of assisi, but out here in the forest of -- today's hunt day. and i've been indicted to tag along by claudia -- [speaking non-english] we are hunting for, but looking at this spread, it is a wonder that there are any left out there. claudia's hunting group is the first all-female hunting squadron intently. but they are letting me and a few other fellows in on the action today. we have to be very quiet. just because the bore, they must have really good hearing. we are just waiting for the okay to go down. to try to kill them. people are starting to move forward, but they run away, can you hear me? we boar can't. the hunters set out in groups, and take up positions in the valley below. claudia, who is six months pregnant, by the way. and i will oversee the proceedings from a suitable vantage point. [speakin

its leader, matteo salvini, has polarized the country with his extreme anti-immigration views. >> this> just going up the spine. i'll have to find the right moment to broach the subject with william while we cook. >> now you cut the head. >> so you don't cook the whole fish? >> you can but we keep our tradition. in como, you know, you move just 10 kilometers and everything changes. this is the nice and difficulty of italy. i think it's something that is the italian dna. we say, it's not difficult to govern the italians (laughing) >> you understand? >> now we're gonna cook it. >> we need butter. a lot of butter. >> woah, jesus, yeah. >> sage here, with the butter and with the garlic. >> so tell me about the political climate in italy now. >> it's very difficult to make a good government for all the italians... >> right. >>...because something that is good in the south maybe is not good in the north. mr. salvini is one politician that is born from lega nord and step by step, he start to grow also in the south. >> you worked all over the world. what do you think about salvini's attitude t

northbound 880 to 238 over to the maze let's give you a look at how things are looking at the 10 matteoridge . seeing a lot more clouds out there right now, but not as many brake lights out on the road. it is now a 14 minute drive from 882 highway 101. let's give you a quick check in our mass transit -- excuse me, this is going into the bay bridge . you can see the backup. it will give you a look at how transit is looking right now. there are delays we have been talking about on heart this morning, especially on the translated bay during the retrofit work. that is because of equipment problems on the track at powell station. keep that in mind if you are taking b.a.r.t. >>> the issue of housing figures prominently in this year's ballot. voters are increasingly being asked to make the decision as faith in elected officials have waned. john ramos explained. >> reporter: san francisco zoo housing shortage is bad and feel like it's getting worse, but now having activists have lost their patients and are taking their proposals directly to the voters. jake pryce spent his sunday going door to

let's find out what is happening in poland now with us in touch with matteo, your political scientiste glad to welcome you to our studio. e. tell me , please, how is the situation in poland now regarding the statements that this is supposedly russian rocket, maybe not a russian rocket. well, in fact, about the fact that these are still marginal russophobic politicians more. and i must say that i rather hold back the idlers. this means that they were waiting for interpretation instructions from washington, and only after receiving instruction from washington in essence. a few hours after that. and they were hit by a ukrainian missile. hmm well , they really said that most likely it was a ukrainian s-300 missile against this background. hmm, the behavior of the polish mid e looked rather strange, let me remind you that the polish foreign ministry called russian ambassador sergei andreev at night after this event, telling that, according to available data, a russian-made missile hit poland. and even then, in fact , for those who are a little versed in the rhetoric of the polish, it was c

thankfully, no accidents along or san matteo bridge. a richmond fell bridge about 13 minutes. so that's lighter than most of our bridges. the air. and we're checking on things along the golden gate. 26 minutes. 37 to the tolls looks gorgeous outside. it's really sweater. weather sure. don't let that pitch. thank thank you. it's 7.30, right now. questions are swirling around the bankruptcy of cryptocurrency trading firm ftx. yeah. the government now looking into how this company could have collapsed so quickly. >> former ceo and bay area native sam bankman-fried is currently now at the company's headquarters in the bahamas. being well, u.s. authorities are watching and waiting for him to come back to u.s. soil for gayle ong has more on this. >> they seem super nice. really charming. a neighbor of the brother of sam bankman-fried, the former ceo of crypto trading exchange ftx. no answer at the san francisco home sunday. bill says she has seen bankman-fried visit his brother a number of times but says nobody has been at the home for the last 2 weeks. but bell says she has been cl

going to keep watching that 20 minute drive into the city may so that fremont street exit or san matteo bridge put set aside about 19 minutes 80 to 101, as you head across towards the peninsula. our highways pretty slow. even at this hour, crockett down towards the maze about 27 to 30 minutes. 8.80, silly down in milpitas. 42 for you to make that drive this morning in the south bay 1, 0, 1, 85 up towards menlo park. about 51 minutes. let's check on things to traveling through the maze. castro valley to the maze about 19 minutes 8.80. you're also seeing things a little sluggish at this hour. darya james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain at 9.16. is the time and the tech giant sales force just laid off several 100 workers. their spokesperson says its sales force is still the largest private employer in san francisco and went on to say, quote, our sales performance process drives accountability. unfortunately, that can lead to some leaving the business and we support them through their transition and quote, nearly all tech companies are reassessing their workforces in this slowing econom

so still light or san matteo bridge pushes at about 13 minutes.uth bay want to one traveling up 30 minutes. 85 into menlo park and again, drive times now, 30 minutes. salient downhill. pete is cause of that accident and fremont darya. james, back to you and your 86. 31. and today is what it all. >> all starts the holiday travel and you can see there the monitor. we've got a plane because hundreds of thousands of travelers are expected to go through bay area airports. >> in the next couple of days here, especially over this weekend is going to be many from sfo kron four's camila barco is live know when she has a voice say i many from san jose this mall or airport. so not as >> good morning guys will die. we're switching it up. we're not at sfo are here in san jose. >> and behind me, you will see along a line. these are people who are you waiting just to get through security. it's smooth when you're checking in. there's a little bit of a wait when you're about to check in. butcas soon as you are ready to get in line to go through tsa, you're going t

. >> reporter: bocelli will be touring the world with virginia and matteo, performing in the u.s.ges for his kids. there is that added pressure. >> parts of being the son of is that you cannot really make mistakes. i was quite shy when i was little. i was singing more in front of my mom and less in front of my father. then at 18, i had this beautiful chance to make a duet with my father. that's where i realized that this passion was something deeper. ♪ >> reporter: they recorded this duet "fall on me" in 2018. ♪ you have sung a lot of duets with very famous musicians, singers. how different is it for you to sing with your kids? >> you can lie. >> completely different. >> i answer for him. from us, there's nothing to learn. but for sure there's a good connection. ♪ >> reporter: we got to see that connection this past summer. a passion for music and performing that's been passed down to a new generation. [ applause ] the first-ever all-electric chevy blazer ev. 0 nder 4ec. and up to 320 miles of range on a full charge. evs for everyone, everywhere. chevrolet. at humana we believe yo

to protect the west continued to discuss ukrainian military-energy facilities and at other sites matteo poland where they heroized two farmers who died after kiev's attempt to draw nato into an open confrontation with russia suggested sending installations from germany not to the country's border, but immediately to ukraine to stay away from conflicts. in this case, the northern alliance in general and the united states in particular will fail. i would like to because the training of operators of the patriot system takes at least nine months. and it means that messi’s installation would now have to be controlled by the full-time nato military that in this case the west will have to come out of the shadows and take a direct part in the military clash with russia writes the new york times. the state duma today recalled the american secretary of state-linkin, who suddenly turned to our deputies and proposed to repeal the law banning propaganda of homosexuality, pedophilia and gender reassignment in russia, maximum fines of 800,000 rubles. for citizens and 10 million for legal entities, spe

year almost 90,000 people were landed, of which france accepted only 38, and all of europe only 117, matteothe melodies, knows that he is writing 4 years ago , it was he who did not let the ship of discord aquarius into the port of italy 4 days he was kicked from one country to another, until 627 refugees agreed to accept spain, the aquarium was still lucky, because there was a journalist from the european channel on board, then, as on board, migrants fought from behind a blanket, and the countries refused the aquarium, one after another watched live. we are preparing for a rescue operation. in a few minutes everything will start on board with more than 600 people, including children. we still have not received any response from the italian authorities. where do we land? the situation on board the aquarium is calm this morning we woke up and had breakfast, but still no news from the italians. the scandal to the authorities 4 years ago also came out deafening, most of all then france was again indignant; she called italy's behavior nauseating and called the ambassador to the foreign ministry

political scientist from poland, mateusz, peskovsky matteo, is on the line hello hello tell me how isay, uh, publications that are popular in your country? what they write what settings most experts, er journalists, actually offer certain claims to the government of an illiterate information policy. look, we have been waiting for several hours to enjoy the success of the citizens. passed a few hours, and tatyanov of the russian government. i understand that this statement was being coordinated by other partners at that time. although the polish authorities already from the very beginning, almost from the very beginning, understood that it was about e ukrainian, but nevertheless, we have to wait, yes, so they created certain tensions. uh, army article, not only the first information about what it really is ukrainian rocket that there is no threat. well, let's say, in fact, the third world war, in which they tried to pull us, and at the same time find out from the americans about it. the journalist who first discovered this information, so in fact a big handout of behavior, e polish gov

so does the dumbarton bridge but mostly the same matteo and the east bay commute is a little slow and right now on 8 80 heading south from hayward to fremont, 701. let's go back to the headlines. well san francisco expects a lot of visitors this holiday season, so the city is already taking action to make visitors feel safe and welcome. ktvu sema gasses at you. union square right now, and san francisco is expanding the city ambassador program to help shoppers and travelers feel happy. they came to san francisco and want to come back again. good morning, emma. good morning. that's right. dave and union square is just one of the places around san francisco where you're sure to see those beloved welcome ambassadors of san francisco in there, right. golden gate. orange jackets. mayor london breed announced yesterday that the welcome ambassadors program has been so successful since it launched last october that the city is expanding it and bringing on 150 more welcome ambassadors and attendance to san francisco. welcome ambassadors, where the bright orange jackets and are stationed around

i think, but now they are not in the lead roles is a frontman, but a member of this government is matteo general, uh, headed the ministry of the interior, security, and so on, and dared to somehow go out. actually, in the parliament, in my opinion, i don’t remember italy or even the european parliament. now exactly in the image of a t-shirt with a print of our president. although there were no conclusive facts that the russians mounted directly sponsored it, but the very fact that people say, but these representatives of the right movements we will not start from the interests of america we will not start from the interests. here is this european bureaucracy. we are for the national interests of italy immediately stigmatized. there perlyk agent putin goodbye. and what happened watched? or not after that? e maxim comrade, you also know these tools and i say, i'm not saying that the policy is changing. i'm talking about the fact that they are beginning to understand the substitution, there is very little time left. i have such a paradoxical question. or maybe these weak politicians are ben

i am lucy matteo.pled with rising costs has consumers seeking alternative payment options now more than ever. for more on this trend, we're joined by sara elinson, ey's fintech and payments strategy leader. sarah, what are the big changes you see in the consumer payments landscape? yeah, this is a really dynamic time in the market right now. we're seeing consumers with record low in terms of household savings. we haven't seen this since 2009. we're seeing consumer confidence, though, ticking up, which means people want to spend, but they're going to be looking for alternative payments and methods to do that. we're going to be seeing buy now, pay later continue to be of interest; other lending at the point of sale. for banks, for merchants, they need to get creative and think about how do they meet that customer demand and provide that type of service. ♪ ♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family or passing down the family busi

i want to thank the supervisors for the memoryium for kristin and matteo noise to hear the name of eric mentioned. sad to lose the soul in thes castro in san francisco. we can still hold on the it soul of the castro maintaining intregity of the theatre. they want to make the theatre a multiuse venue films will be shown and festivals welcome but that is not true. how do we know. another planet wants to rip out of orchestra seating and they have shown no aterations of plans they have in the changed the original plans. there are examples of world class ecstasy able to maintain movie palaces with multiused abilities includes the fox the paramount theatre. the united palace in new york and theatre in los angeles. the queer community can do as well as the other cities. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. do we have another caller in the queue we have no more callers in the queue >> thank you for your help. >> mr. president. >> thank you. no other speakers public comment is closed. would you call the adoption without committee adoption beyond agendaful 29-34 introduced for

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very briefly, i think, but now he is not a frontman, not in the main roles, but this government of matteoe interior, security, and so on, and once dared to enter the parliament itself, in my opinion, of italy or even of the european parameter remember. now exactly in the image in a t-shirt with a print of our president. although there were no conclusive facts that the russians mounted directly sponsored it, but the very fact that people say, but these representatives of right-wing movements, we will not starting from the interests of america, we will not start from the interests of this european bureaucracy. we are from the national interests of italy immediately stigmatized. there label agent putin goodbye. and what happened see? after that, the maximum is comrade, you also know the tools and i’m not saying that the policy is changing. i’m talking about what the athlete is beginning to understand, there is very little time left. i have such a paradoxical question, maybe these weak politicians are beneficial to us because that's how it ended the cuban missile crisis, it ended with the fac

otherwise 69 in qatari and gern ville and windsor, 64 7 matteo backing through coma into daly city andse garden district , as well as willow, glen, cupertino and campbell in the mid sixties, flirting with 70 and morgan hill. now it's cold tonight with the cloud cover overhead temperatures thirties and forties. here's your extended forecast dry skies each and every day through thanksgiving. we do have a chance of some rain showers by sunday night for north bay will keep you posted on that. pam. all right. thank you. roberta and record snow covered parts of western new york, canceling schools and preventing people from getting out of their homes coming up what new the communities that are snowed in. and space capsule is in lunar orbit. we have a look at the capsules trip as nasa works to get astronauts back to the moon. life is expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea lunar board the capsule. but this morning

matteo coast didn't even show up, but i've seen it on the night time satellite.rning pat chico's fog. most of it's off the coast. so sunny for all little warmer here. temperatures san rafael walnut creek, belmont, cupertino up we go from yesterday's highest today. they all went 68 . i said thank you buying into that, steven. oh, yes, i do, because those are my temps and the higher elevations. it's a northeast breeze. i'll say sonoma mountain northeast 15, diablo northeast 25 right above the clermont's also northeast 25. and ben lomond mountain has an east wind. so here we go again, offshore breeze pressure loft at the surface thirties forties on the temps. 36 boulder creek, 35. felton low forties santa cruz, soquel appetites 40 san martin, 41, east, san jose, south san jose 42, cupertino, saratoga in thirties for santa clara and campbell. we've been colder than that, but still cold enough. 19 in truckee 21. south lake tahoe. 41 loves vegas, uk, sacramento, 38 to 37 degrees. too much high pressure for too long, a little bit of a north northeast breeze highest gust

for today we'll only rise a couple degrees reaching 62 degrees in concord, 60 in napa and 60 in san matteo. the frost advisory tonight starting at midnight. have your pets inside and cover and bring in sensitive plants if they're in pots. we have another morning of patchy frost and also cold temperatures as we go into the next couple days. one more look at those temperatures. santa rose 36 degrees. we could see upper 30s in fairfield, livermore and san jose. we'll talk about more changes ahead going into the weekend. marcus and laura? >> thank you, kari. >>> to decision 2022. some bay area races still undecided as vote counting continues. some races are headed for a recount. >> we're tracking three close races in san jose. kris sanchez joins us now. kris, where do things stand? >> reporter: one of those three races still too close to call, the candidates are separated by fewer than 200 votes despite all the counting. that is the race for santa clara mayor. 51% goes to lisa gilmore, 49% to anthony becker. four points separate the supervisors. also too close to call, the race for sheriff, 51