el papa francisco hizo su primera visita a la ciudad de milÁn.lÓ la jornada. pablo: francisco volviÓ a sorprender con gestos y mÉdicos. hasta ahora, ningÚn pontÍfice había dormido dentro de la cÁrcel. el descanso unos minutos tras haber saludado 1 1 a cada uno de los reclusos de una de las prisiones mÁs pobladas de italia. lo hizo en su visita a milÁn, motor econÓmico del paÍs. " elijan las periferias, despertÉ los sistemas, enciendan las esperanzas de una sociedad extinguida y exhausta que se hizo insensible al dolor de los demÁs. desde allÍ se trasladÓ justamente a las periferias mÁs pobres de esta ciudad. tambiÉn visitÓ la casa de una familia musulmana. de todos los eventos que participÓ, sin lugar a dudas fue la misa en este parque el mÁs multitudinario. hubo mÁs de 700,000 personas y, una gran reocupaciÓn, la seguridad. por todas partes, hubo efectivos policiales atentos a cada movimiento sospechoso. las calles fueron cortadas varios kilÓmetros a la redonda de las zonas por las que pasarÍa bergoglio. " en estos dÍas especula sobre la vida. s

fÉlix: el papa francisco auspicia una misa en la ciudad de milÁn.mm! pero ellos no sabían que todos eran productos de tabaco. esto huele como un dulce de leche. mira, huélelo. parece como si son chicles. el 80% de los niños que han probado el tabaco empezaron con productos de sabores. entonces...¿ a quiénes crees que están tratando de atraer las compañías de tabaco? es como una piñata y cae toda estas cosas. fÉlix: aumenta el dolor y desconcierto entre los habitantes de la ciudad, a la medida que aumenta el nÚmero de vÍctimas mortales por los bombardeos de las fuerzas aÉreas estadounidenses que podrÍan haber causado la muerte de al menos 200 sirios, y se teme que los fallecidos puedan llegar incluso hasta 500. la situaciÓn ha llevado a detener por el momento el avance de las tropas iraquÍes en su lucha contra el estado islÁmico. por 10 aÑo consecutivo en mÁs de 150 paÍses se apagÓ la luz por el medio ambiente, la iniciativa estÁ promovida por la organizaciÓn fondo mundial por la naturaleza y es un llamado a la lucha contra el cambio climÁtico. el pa

he scored against inter milan as the clu b he scored against inter milan as the club became the first win the trophy. david curry has beenin to win the trophy. david curry has been in glasgow celtic pay tribute to one of their legends. 50 years on from celtic‘s greatest triumph, supporters and fans from other teams remember one of the men who turned the footballing dream into reality. scoring celtic ‘s opening goal, in a two — one win in inter milan over the european cup in lisbon. there is no way anybody could see us winning the match so we went out with a couldn't care less attitude, we played with the class right through that season. as i say we didn't have any pressure at all, we didn't feel any pressure at all, we didn't feel any pressure. his goal that day was one of the great iconic moments in scottish football history, it is simply imprinted on the mind not just because of its significance, but because of the spectacular nature of the goal itself. he had a long stride that covered the ground very quickly, tremendous length and a superb shot. that all came, distilled into that

. >>> muy bien y fÍjese porque al regresar el papa francisco rompiÓ todo el protocolo en milÁn y todopara activar su poderosa acción limpiadora que reduce 24 veces más bacterias. mejora la salud de tu boca. enjuague bucal colgate total. ♪ ♪ en cnuestra montaña es crear un planeta más sustentable. por eso fuimos pioneros en el uso de la lata reciclable. hicimos nuestras fábricas libres de residuos que van a centros de desperdicios, y construimos el panel solar más poderoso del país, para una fábrica de cerveza. pero nuestra subida aún no termina. por eso seguimos empujando hacia adelante. coors light. cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> y es muy comÚn que durante sus actos pÚblicos el papa francis francisco rompe el protocolo y sorprende con sus acciones y gestos, pero hoy lo que captÓ hoy en la ciudad de milÁn fue el uso de esta cabina de baÑo quÍmico en plena calle, si seÑor la roja. y los fieles lo esperaban en el acto para que ocurriera todo eso. y los medios grÁfico que lo acompaÑaron pudieron imprimir el pulso de documentar este momento tan humano y

sanchez milan entered the country illegally. yesterday the white house spokesman sean spicer mentioned this case saying it is an example why the president made the crackdown on illegal immigration such a big deal during the campaign. if convicted both could get life in prison. the maryland rape case shows the need for illegal immigration crackdown in public schools. we have been asking if you agree through our ktvu question of the day which is should illegal immigrants be allowed to enroll in public schools. this poll getting a lot of response on twitter. we will pop up the numbers subpoena show you the majority say yes. 62% say yes, they should be allowed. and 40 -- almost 40%, 38 really say no. >> a lot of chatter on social media about this. i'll say this, we like to read al of your responses. i'm disgusted that ktvu would even ask this question. >> i hate to have to correct myself. pop up that poll again. i misrepresented the question. i'll read it again so the results are clear. the question was this. the white house says ma

clifton height, milan sick more avenue, downed tree with wires. but so far so good on mass transit. karen, over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. that whole wave of threats that we've had at so many of our community centers and then vandalism at jewish cemetery, now uniting religious leaders of all faiths, to stand against hate. the show of unity comes as the reward to capture the van as has grown dramatically. our jenny joyce with the latest on all of this, jenny? >> karen, since yesterday it, has grown more than $10,000. now at $69,000 for information leading to arrest, and conviction of those responsible for the vandalism here at mount carmel cemetery in northeast philadelphia. and as you mention, there will be a rally held at independence mall at noon today, which we will talk about in just a little bit. one man was apparently visiting his relatives' grave site at this cemetery last sunday when he noticed they had been damaged, he called police, detective determined that more than 100 headstones had been toppled. it is believed it happened sometime after dark, last saturday. po

downed tree and wires with detours at milan sick more avenue.the bus drivers earlier, she said make sure to let the parent know that some of the buses could be late because they have to navigate around, especially some of the neighborhoods where we have the downed trees or the power outages, route 100 moyer road pottstown, septa running with delays of about ten minutes on the mark frankford, another scenario accident downed tree and wires swede road and evergreen. we are getting ready for the saint patrick's day parade right here in philadelphia. brand new parade route kick it off at 16th and jfk in front of suburban station, then all of the leprochans are go to city hall, work our way around city hall and there you go. around city hall, then east on market street. all will end up here at penn's landing, but the big change is right here on market street. our tv cameras are going to be set up on market, between fifth and sixth, with backdrop of independence hall, so come on down, make plans to join us for the saint patrick's day parade here in ph

. >>> in milan, pope francis had crowd. he was there for a one-day trip. before stepping on stage to address the crowd, he had to use a portable restroom. it happens to the best of us. we all need a break every once continued to look on. andsnapd pictures. in the end he gave a speech and met with immigrant families. >>> a bosnian teen smashed a guinness world record literally by breaking more than 100 cement here he is. tumbling head first on to that stack of cemt a total of 111 in just 35 seconds. look at this. the 16-year-old belt in tae kwon do. after the record-setting feat he hanked his parents and coach ti more power in him. throw more layers, more blocks down, he's ready to go. >> the strong head there means something different. >> hard headed. >>> the story behind the accidental death of a race car driver. >>> first, bill karins with a look at your monday. bill? >> here's the important map today. this is the area at risk for severe storms throughout the afternoon and the evening. it includes 12 million people in the city of memphis and nashville, p

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. >> melania put college on hold by the time she was 20 to pursue modelling in milan and paris. she got commercial work too, playing of all things, what appears to be the first femal president of the united states. in this 1993 ad. >> they saw her in milan and was so impressed, he suggested she move to new york city to model for his agency. >> she had a great portfolio and i told her melania, would you like to try the american market. >> she said? >> she was very interested and a few months later she came to the states. >> at the time she was 24. able to speak six languages including italian, french, and german. but immediately felt like new york was home. >> just the energy in new york. the opportunities. different world, different culture. it really attracted me. >> how would you describe her style and beauty? >> she has a strong sense of style and this has been her life since she was a child. fashion magazines and modelling. she has a sense of style and a beautiful body. >> then in september of 1998 at 28, two years after the future first lady arrived in new york city came a

fans to open the store in milan in 2018 have been met with mixed reactions from coffee loving italiansy doubtful that the american-style beverages will catch on. far from being worried about outside competition, local sellers say that starbucks will have a hard time replacing traditional italian coffee. trumps economics strategy packed a punch. it was there enough detail to satisfy them. in news on the other side of the 62nd break -- 60-second break. be right back. brent: welcome back with the dw news live from berlin. your top story. on this traditional day of beer, sausages, and political punches, angela merkel's main challenger has begun his campaign to take her job. the leader of the social democrats pulling for a fight against right-wing populist and nationals. the german chancellor on: merkel has called for the release of the german turkish journalist. they were detained and charged with spreading terrorist propaganda and inciting hatred. germany has a large turkish population. >> one of germany's biggest publishers, the nearby district, there are a lot of turkish people leaving.

in this 1993 ad. ♪ >> seeing her in milan was so impressed he suggested she move to new york city to for his agency. >> she had great -- and i told her, would you like to try the american market? >> and sheaid -- >> yes. she was very interested and a few months later she came to the states. >> reporter: at the time she was 24. able to speak six languages, including italian, french and german. but immediately felt like new york was home. >> just the energy of new york. the opportunities. different world. different culture. it really attracted me. >> reporter: how would you describe her style and beauty? >> a very strong sense of style and this has been her life since she was child. fashion and fashion magazines and modeling. she has a sure sense of style and a beautiful body. >> reporter: then in september 1998, at 28, two years after the future first lady arrived in new york city, came a chance meeting that would change her life forever. >> we met at a passion party. it was big fashion party that my friend organized. a fashion week, and he invited me. that's how we met with donald. >

. >> ice to be a street photographer so i worked for elle magazine and i do the fashion week in milannd paris. >> can you smile? and then they lowered the rate heart rate dramatically. >> now street styler sartre in charge of keeping us in the know of what the latest trends are. these days they are a dime a dozen. chantel had to get creative with her next career move. >> my friend at the huffington post how would it look like if i dress docs and human close and pretend it's a street side, poking fun of fashion. >> she took that opportunity and ran with it. since she made the career change about a year ago she has been picked up with companies like chase bank and nbc with the kentucky derby, styling horses. i needed to get my dog and there to see if she could become the next ugly diva. it did not work out so well for us. but chantel is always a pro and was able to calm emmy down and get some good shots. >> would you start with this? >> i start with the dude. by the way can you imagine having a cause and finding out this guy supports you? this guy is kind of a mess. helper, broker, need

i flew from new york milan two years ago. >> it is really a serious issue for us. i have the airport in my district. and we feel it is unfair competition that they are subsidized. $50 billion is quite a subsidy. and it really gives unfair access for emirates taking this flight from athens to newark. >> on the emirates website, they basically made a statement disputing your claims saying the thought that they were receiving six disis pat endly false. their words. they say what u.s. legacy carriers really want is protection from competition. what do you say to that? >> well, no. we're actually trying to make sure that there is competition. as we stated, these subsidies are dramatic. it are gives an unfair advantage. >> even though they deny it. >> they can deny it. the facts are the facts. they aren't subsidized to this degree and it cause unfair competition. and what it does for us really back here, for every flight that distance that we lose, the men carrier, impacts 1,500 jobs. so that's very serious. we'll do everything we can to make sure that we have a fair pla

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. > yes, keep the tweets coming with the > the first lady milan yeah trump doesn't want to. >> it says the first lady is waiting for you to pay 100830ed to ted west african rep of when necessary federal ministry of finance before she has authorized to release your funds to you. some clear signs this is a scam the telephone number has a californiaer code. police trump is living in but of course we know she is living in new york until barron finishes the school year. replies on the e-mail divert you to a yahoo address which then prompts people to leave a voice male at the given number. if you get the e-mail, do not fall for it. it is a big, fat scam. >> yes, there's people out there who see that and see some gradients to it. you're not going to give somebody 180 and get millions back. itself neat go to p that. take a look at this, this is a t-shirt being sold at trump tower in new york city and it's getting a lot of buzz. it says shut the fake up. i had to read that carefully. people on twitter are saying the slogan is poorly written and doesn't make sense. hugh? h chris made the joke ma

he earned a law degree from the university of milan and a doctorate in international relations. he has held positions at harvard university, at the kennedy school of government and at the u.s. institute of peace, and the security center studies in zurich. he was appointed by prime minister matteo renzi as a coordinator on the national commission of jihadist radicalization. please join me in welcoming him. [applause] >> very kind words. thank you for trusting us. i would like to welcome you all to this two day event on countering online extremism and radicalization. since two years ago we have been focusing on issues related to this topic. we look at all forms of extremism and we do a lot of reports on the right-wing extremism and how those groups use of the internet. as well as the dynamics of online extremism, we study various extremist movements and ideologies. we've come to two major conclusions, nowadays of the internet plays a major role in radicalization processes. we did a setting which we launched here in this very room about isis in america and about cases of americans

last october, a man was killed when his car was crushed by a collapsing bridge near milan. it showed >>> new photos over the bridge that is collapsing because of the recent storms and landslide. it was closed february 15th after they found movement. caltrans is warning people to stay at least 100 feet away from the bridge because it is unstable. a 15-mile stretch of highway 1 is closed indefinitely. reconstruction of the bridge is scheduled to start next friday. they have a big job on their hands. >>> working in a different way. tech workers push their keyboards aside and use elbow grease to improve literacy in a bay city. >> we want to thank kate for this picture of today's foggy morning and mike shot a picture of water falls in sonoma. he took it at 4:00 a.m. after waking up and seeing the moonlight. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volv

the former defender scored in the victory against inter milan in the 1967 finau when celtic became the court has reserved judgment in the last few minutes in the case of mark duggan. he was shot deadin the case of mark duggan. he was shot dead in 2011 by a police marksman. there was an attempt to overturn that inquest verdict. let's get more from our correspondent, june kelly, who is following this at the court of appeal. just a bit of background, mark duggan is shooting in august 2011 sparked riots in top man where he was shot and then around the country. he was stopped following a police operation and the police said they had intelligence that he had collected a weapon from another man. now, in january 2014, collected a weapon from another man. now, injanuary 2014, an inquest verdict recorded that mark duggan had been lawfully killed. he was shot by one police officer and that police officer said he opened fire because in his words he believed that mark duggan had a weapon in his hands and he said that he had an honestly held belief that mark duggan was going to shoot him. and that o

milan.football player as a president whereas their moms were outraged that after the country has gone through this war you are now going to turn around and give this country to a football player? so they said, no, we're not going to tolerate this. i talked to one woman who actually went into her son's bedroom in the middle of the night, stole his wallet, took his voter i.d. card out and buried it in the yard. ( applause ) >> trevor: it's a pretty insane story that they went to these lengths. one of my favorite moments was one of the grandmas in the book, when you're talking about it, and you know these grandmothers who say why would you do that and they go, well, i raised my kid for nine months, i know better than them. >> absolutely. she said it to me in straight librarian english, you take -- ( speaking in accent ) did you understand that? >> trevor:io i didn't. >> you've lost your african. >> trevor: africa isn't a country! why would you do that to me? we have a different accent where i'm

it's cold through the northeast and down through the mitt milan. huge ridge of warmth is building through the central part of the country. in kansas city 71. memphis 72. oklahoma city 73 degrees. so that is what's coming our way for saturday. saturday's high temperature 72. sunday down to 52. with some rain showers. obviously saturday is the day to get outside and really get ready for the spring season. 32 overnight in philadelphia. a light southerly wind. tomorrow those winds get a little gusty i the afternoon. think of it a warm wind. southwest ten to 15. gusts to 25. morning clouds. some sun. and good deal of wind late in the day. as we take look at the seven day from the weather authority saturday is definitely the pick of the weekend. the rain arrives sunday. this is a pesky area of low pressure. showers still around monday. but it will be warmer with a temperature of 64. few showers on tuesday. and then wednesday and thursday lucy we bump it back up. more sun, 59 on wednesday. next thursday a week from now, we will have enjoyed a 62-degree da

hearings but that never happened r in an exclusive interview with fox news the lawyer for henry sanchez milanays that his client is innocent a claim refuted by police. >> the physical evidence is not there. there's no scratches, there's no bruises, there's no injuries like that. also, this is a bathroom in the middle of the day where it doesn't appear that she was screaming or that anybody heard anything going on. >> there's physical evidence of a rape and sex as its very clear from the investigation that there was no consent in this whatsoever. >> no matter what the outcome of strong immigration reform say both accused should be deported anyway since they crossed the border illegally. coming up in our 7 o'clock hour we'll speak with the suspect's defense lawyer and his immigration attorney. >> and a prince george's county county police officer is in and trouble with the law again over alleged drunk driving in his police cruiser. officer christopher brown charged with dui after investigators say he clipped a truck on the beltway early yesterday and then crashed into a guardrail. they say he t

electric concept car at geneva car show officials say bentley's exp12 has an approximate range from milan to monaco where meisha summers, 190 miles, bentley electric carrasquillo is an estimated price tag, get this three to 400 you this dollars. >>> in other news back here at home ransom wear sign's tack that shut down computer network for pennsylvania senate democrats is proving to be more complicated then first thought. that is according to senate officials who say its not clear when it will be resolved since the attack, lawmakers have been working with lap tops and cell phones. fbi is investigating. >>> republicans on capitol hill has a initial victory in their effort to repeal obama care, they pushed the measure through house, weighs and means committee, and eliminate tax penalty on people buy insurance. democrats and several medical groups oppose the bill. >>> and a federal criminal investigation is underway after wikileaks published documents exposing the cia hacking operation. anti secrecy group says material shows cia routinely spies on people across the globe. they claim cia goes

juliette: the little-known chinese group trying to buy ac milan's football club is said to loss the backingf its state owned partner. they will no longer be an investor after regulators stepped up criticism. attempts to get a response were unsuccessful. sino-europe sports did not have mment.ate co manus: thank you. havein the hague, we traveled down from amsterdam. the results are in and it is a very clear win for the liberals which is mark rutte, the governing party. he said this was a vote for europe, a vote against extremists. you will have 13 hardee's handling out to form a government here in the hague. when it comes down to the numbers, you saw a near 80% turnout in the polls and that is very high relative to 2012, relative to 2006. the liberals are the victors here. him to start the formation of a government but it could take up to 200 days. the liberals, the vote was up but they have barely 12% of the vote. theirearly quadrupled seats in this parliament up to 15. thatuld we that -- be a rainmaker.is we will look at the spread's this morning. the question for markets from my perspecti

new there are more than a quarter milan farms, all across the u.s. now you know. >>> up next on "action news" that left over snow will likely melt away this week. meteorologist, melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back >>> well, once again tomorrow, rita's italian isis making a sweet offer to celebrate the start of springtime. from noon until 9:00 p.m., all rita's in philadelphia and nationwide will be giving way a free cup of water ice. >> wow. >> how about that. >> yes. >> news has now become a 25 year tradition. rita's will, feature peeps flavored italian ice, new flavor hits menus nationwide later this month. >> get some relate a's. >> absolutely. i got kid. you have an obligation. >> yes. >> and right in time for spring, of course, and you talk about italian ice, talk about water ice, talking about spring. >> and it is just around the corner. hours away, 6:29 in the morning. >> okay. >> well, it will arrive and you will note ace change across the region. >> i hope not from today. >> yes.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ milan's monumental cemetery.ocative cemeteries in europe, this one -- with its emotional portrayals of the departed and their heavenly escorts -- in the melodramatic art styles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries -- is in a class by itself. it's a vast garden art gallery of proud busts and grim reapers, heartbroken angels and weeping widows... soldiers too young to die. acres of grief, hope, and memories. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. tonight, first a conversation with artistic director ronlt battle. actress michelle monaghan joins us about "the path." robert battle and actress michelle monaghan in just a moment. >>>. ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> the attorney for the 18-year-old suspect henry sanchez milan says his client is innocent and willad not guilty. >> fox5 is in the district where a brutal murder investigation remains open tonight. it's been more than 48 hours since the body of corrina mehiel was found in a corridor. police are released a photo of matt i understand you talked with one of her friends from gw. >> reporter: tony, exactly. we talked to him a couple hours ago. his name is mel chen. he worked with her on a project here at the corcoran school of design and art and he also was a close friend. in fact, he said he had dinner with her on sunday. he described her as a brilliant person, always the first to smile. she embodied a life of kindness and generosity: mel chen, a friend and project director says he had dinner with corrina on sunday night. we asked if she may have expressed any concerns about her life being in danger. >> never. never. no, no. our departure was full of warmth, lover. >> reporter: chen says corrina was a woman of action and would leap to help someone in need. she also wanted to end violen

pope francis greeted crowd driving through the city of milan in his pope mobile.e had to make a quick detour when nature calls. they goes in the portable poddy. people pulling out their cell phones to capture that moment, so yes, it can, and does happen to everyone, even the pope. >> the pope poddy. >>> lighting up just got harder at a new jersey beach. >> we will tell you about the shore town, now saying no butts witt, they will not be allowed any smoking on the sand, joining a growing number of the communities down the shore. ♪ >>> 4:42 on this foggy monday morning longport enjoyingrs beas where people will no longer be able to smoke.commissioners pasn toinance to prohibit inside $250,000 fine multipley on thisy morning, hi we can, with bob kelly off today, this is a good example of what you will see, when you go out this morning which is not much. this is i-95 we are looking southbound, near cottman avenue. we will switch over to route 42 in new jersey and you can see a dense fog advisory as accidents to tell but asel kensington, legheny avenue and clear fiel d

he is confident sanchez milan will be exonerated. >> ♪♪ >> we'll find outo month are to get to work iftro. metro's board is set to take a final vote on raising fares and cutting service. it's expected the board will approve the plan which raises rail fares 10 to 25 he cents and a bus fare by a quarter. trains would arrive every eight minutes during rush hour. some bus routes will also be cut. >> 7:06. tuck is back with usually with the forecast. cold out there. >> yeah. temperatures overnight getting below freezing area wide here. >> okay. >> and this may be it for the hard freeze for at least the foreseeable future. at least the next week or so we'll warm it up after today. >> would you be mad if i today little whoop whoop? >> well, i mean, yeah. >> i know you like it chilly. >> we are getting close to april. >> okay. >> baseball season is going to start pretty soon. we don't want freezing temperatures for that, right. >> agreed. >> sunny but chilly. less wind than yesterday so it should feel a little more comfortable but it will be a cool day. daytime highs only in the upper 40's. 30

pope francis visited the northern italian city of milan today.e met with families in a housing project and stopped by a local prison. the pope also made a brief, unscheduled stop at a port-a-potty, delighting the crowd and proving once again, he truly is a man of the people. cities around the world are going dark saturday for earth hour. it's an annual event held to bring attention to environmental issues. millions are expected to participate from australia to china to the u.s. aye event's organizers say their message is more critical than .ver. well, coming up next, we'll check in on a street doctor who makes house calls to the homeless. staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. nit

milan announced the recall of certain devices in the united states after two reports outside the countryen's failing to activate. the company said testing here has not found any defective units but the recall now includes the u.s. out of an abun dense of the caution. you can see more on our facebook page. >> if you like our coffee strong, this will get your heart racing faster. americans can now get what is called the strongest coffee in the world. it's known as black insomnia from south africa while the typical coffee has 150 milligrams of caffeine. black insomnia clocks in at 702 milligrams. not for everyone but some of us could use it in the morning. >>> and tonight, the retirement home is getting a new shade, it's yellow, dandy lion yellow getting booted from the classic crayola 24 piece. it's the first time the company swapped out a color in the box of 24. so burnt sienna, you're safe for now. >>> when we come back, down to the final four in college basketball and we're with the for adults with advanced non-small cell lung cancer, previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy,

at the lawnsfessor -- at milan's university. this is bloomberg. focus on politics and policy under the new administration, i am david gura in washington. president trump will reschedule his first meeting with germany's angela merkel. i want to bring in one of bloomberg's white house reporters, just getting this news that meeting will be rescheduled. the white house taking stock of a very dire looking forecast. what are these two leaders keen on discussing? >> it's more of a question of what is not on the table. i know the germans have been very keen to talk to trump about how they can position themselves potentialithout any encroachment. question about how the u.s. is a first nationalist economic idea. there are going to be a few things to keep them busy for a while. >> there will be some dueling program on wednesday. wrapping up a two-day meeting. the president of the united states -- what does he have planned? on wednesday, the meeting with automakers will be following that with a rally in nashville. i expect it will be more about these jobs, pu

the former defender scored in the 2—1 victory against inter milan in 1967 when celtic became the firstp. he also scored in the 1970 final which celtic lost to feyenoord. the club called him ‘a true celtic legend.‘ arsene wenger insists that his focus is totally on arsenal. despite a new vacancy opening up at barcelona and his own future at the emirates being up in the air. the frenchman is set to make a ‘mutual decision‘ with the club on whether he signs a new contract at arsenal — either this month or next. iam not i am not looking forjobs in other clu bs i am not looking forjobs in other clubs orforjobs i am not looking forjobs in other clubs or for jobs of i am not looking forjobs in other clubs or forjobs of other people. i just focus on me getting to the next level and trying to improve because i think as well competent managers a lwa ys i think as well competent managers always try to improve and always try to say what you can do better and reinvent yourself and that‘s what i try to do. that is basically it. that is basically it. there‘s a big boost for england‘s six nations hope

you u can thk yyou're in new york or milan or in paris.ost of the people have televisions, and if i haven't drove on purpose, i think i would be in club immediate in tel aviv. >> does that throw any parallel to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they were just victims, not good and not bad. victims. and the palestinians at this moment are victims. they're not better than me. they're just victims. and i don't want them to be victims. but why compare it? >> i don't compare it. my problem with it is i think if you've gone as a generation through such suffering why you don't sympatathize with the new victims. >> i do. >> not you personally, but i'm just saying this is to me very troubling. because, you know, you meet people all the time that tell you, offense, my grandfather died mere, my aunt died there. and i'm lik

the former defender scored in the 2—1victory against inter milan in 1967, when celtic became the firstter gordon brown and his wife lost their babyjennifer after she was born prematurely at 33 weeks, sarah brown decided to set up a charity to look at ways to help premature babies thrive. now, 15 years later, she says it is very uplifting to discover that the research has helped to save the life of the grandchild of another labour leader, john smith. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. two and a half —year—old ella, healthy and happy. but she was born 12 weeks premature. birth, she weighed ten oz. and was the size of an adult‘s hand. weighed ten oz. and was the size of an adult's hand. i wasn't sure she was going to survive at all. to me, it seemed impossible. she seemed so utterly vulnerable. it seemed she had nothing within herself to fight with, because she was so tiny. the granddaughter of one labour leader, john smith, alive, her mother says, thanks to a research set up in the memory of the daughter of another. gordon and sarah brown lost their daughterjennifer when sh

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the former defender gemmell scored in the 2—1victory against inter milan in 1967 when celtic became thea stark warning that the nhs stands on a "burning platform". professor sir mike richards says the traditional model of caring for patients is "no longer capable" of delivering the needs of today‘s population. our health correspondent nick triggle is here. really dramatic comments by him. what has led him to make these comments? they are. this is a milestone for hospitals. the last three years hospitals have been undergoing a tougher regime which was meant to be patient safety at its heart. after the last one was described as a tick box exercise. all 136 trusts in england have been looked at. four in five are not good enough on safety. they have cited overcrowded wards, not enough nurses available, not enough doctors in accident and emergency, not enough doctors in maternity units. this is what sirmike doctors in maternity units. this is what sir mike richards had to say: increasing numbers of people being referred to hospital, or arriving at accident and emergency. we see the difficult

ice now confirms his son, 18-year-old henry sanchez milan was stopped at the texas border in 2016. prior to his rape charge earlier this month. the teenager remained at the center of the national immigration debate, maryland lawmakers considering sanctuary state status which outraged critics like virginia congressman bob goodlatte said this could have been stopped if they just enforced our laws. >> absolute failure of the us government, no question about it and failure of the obama administration to enforce immigration laws which i love hearing jeff sessions talk about respect for rule of law and abiding by the law and protecting people and keeping them safe. this is a totally preventable crime that occurred in maryland that happens all over the country and it happens very frequently and it is the result of sending the message not just in this country but central america and elsewhere, you come to our border we will release you. >> president trump's first month in office mark the fewest border rests in recent years dropping 40%. abby: energy manhunt in miami after two police office

starbucks has moved into coffee country -- italy, the world popular largest coffee chain opened in milan lacqua said down with the ceo who touted the company's culture and core values. know that starbucks has created a business plan over the years that was based on the balance of profit in social impact. offered health insurance in college tuition. we gave housing allowance are employees traveling long distances. view isy decision in my economic. mission is president financial performance, but i do not wake up every day saying, how are we going to make more money? i wake up every day saying, how can he really create a deep sense of loyalty with our people and our customers based on our values, principles? we are living in the world today that is very fragile. there is a lot of uncertainty. we have an obligation and a responsibility as a company to add value to humanity. and if i could say it in my own -- this is a time where i think we as private citizens and is businesspeople need to build bridges, not walls. francine: is that why you announced the hiring of 10,000 refugees. ? decisione

moved into coffee country, that's italy, the world's largest coffee chain opened its first cafe in milanancine lacqua sat down with howard schultz who touted the company's culture and core values. >> people know that starbucks has created a business plan over the years that was based on the balance of profit and social impact. first company to give equity in the form of stock options. companies that have health insurance to every employee. two years ago, free college tuition. in china, we gave housing allowance to our employees, our partners traveling long distances. not every decision in my view is economic. i think the price of admission has been performance but i do not wake up every day saying, makere we going to more money? saying, how can we create a deep sense of loyalty and our customers based on our guiding principles and listen, we are living in a world today that is very fragile. and there's a lot of uncertainty. and i think we have an obligation and responsibility as a company to add value to humanity and i could say it in my own parlance, this a time where i think we as priv

shery: a little-known chinese group trying to buy the milan football club has lost the backing of itstner. the capital management group dropped to the bid after regulators in china sent out criticism. takeover discussions continue to are told the deal could be signed this week, but the transaction could be worth $300 million. david: earnings with results even higher than analysts thought. just over $215 million. the ceo told bloomberg the company is looking at manufacturing in the u.s. for the next 10 or 15 years. they also expect the luxury bronze -- luxury brand to get one billion u.s. dollars >> i think it would make a big difference, because we can operate at a premium in the market, which otherwise would samsonite is mixed. we are looking at in the current at the18, we are looking teens kind of a growth. hasy: the bank of japan held course on monetary policy just hours after the fed raises rates, a signal with two more hikes coming later in the year. to discuss more, we have the asia-pacific chief economist. thank you for joining us. let's discuss the boj decision first. how hard

first lady milan yeah trump visited the pediatric unit at sloan kettering.ces you'll go. > george bush is opening up a new poise tour.r. it features 66 oil paintings all painted by the president. it will open at the bush presidential center iner i dallas and will run through october 3 #. the 34th president also selling a book of those importantof rates. he says he took a the lot of inspiration present a lot of the soldiers he went along his way. that book is on the top of thee amazon list. he's going to donate a portionro towards the library that helps the veterans.th > s that he ' probably very healing for everybody, him, too. >> as it makes you at east sometimes. > let's talk about the weather forecast. it's like winter is back. > are you ready for this? did you say snow. >> some snow showers. we had a couple of flurries ande there could be a few morere tomorrow. not everybody is going to seeo them, but ifin you do see them, tweet me a picture because we've had very little snow in february. only a trace of snow rep all of last month.h. here we go for march

this is one of the few brands that actually shows, goes on the catwalks in milan, new york and paris. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. >>> in the latest election poll from germany, the social democrats have narrowed the gap with chancellor angela merkel. support for cdu/csu fell 1% to 33% of voters, the spd held 31% of voters' supports. annette joins us from berlin. yesterday was a crucial day for the election campaign, it was ash wednesday and that's usually when the gloves come off what did angela merkel say? >> ash wednesday is when political parties are rallying supporters and bashing out against the opposition. angela merkel for the first time was holding a speech which was a bit more aggressive against the social democrats arguing they are concentrating on the past. they want to unfold very important reform package packed by the administration ten years ago. this is was she's saying, that this is not like oriented towards the future, it's just backward oriented. that's her aggressive tone towards the social democrats. the cdu is afraid, that was an unprecedented sit

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