and monti.a job to do. >> crack the whip on the interns. >> coming up on "the pulse," turbine. >> a c.e.o. raising 20 million pounds. that story coming up next here on "the pulse." ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse" on bloomberg tv and radio and streaming live on bloomberg.com and your tablet. the northern tip of scotland could soon be home to europe's largest turbine project. they are raise 20g million pounds along the stock exchange to fund it. the c.e.o. is here. great to have you on the program. you're planning an i.p.o. in the next couple of weeks. how is that going? pretty confident? >> yes. demand seems to be strong. >> this would basically mean that you're one of the few industry players on the market. what is your main concern? when does the technology become usable and how much do these projects cost? >> that's right. at the end of the day, we are very much behold on the the same cost parameters that exist in a lot of renewables. it will be driven by investment such as the atlantis inves

and monty taylor is here. commissioner pai, this is the longest we have gone on the "the communicators" without using the word spectrum. what is your current thinking and how do you see the schedule? is the fcc on time when it comes to the spectrum auctions? >> the demand is increasing and it is more critical for the fcc to bring more spectrum in the commercial marketplace. we have not had a major spectrum auction since 2008 but i am happy to say we are taking the first step with 10 megahertz of option. and we are looking at the auction which television broadcasts would purchase spectrums. and there are host of other options. i don't want to let it go what mentions there is a 5 giga hirtz and they will have up to 500 available for super wi-fi. and i have seen it in person. one giga of data per second is a real possibility. the technical standard exist and devices are being shipped that incorporate radios and transmit and receive those giga hirtz. >> the h-block, not many par participants in that. >> are we get

monty? >> reporter: as far as we can tell, this is not a widespread shortage, but there are some drugstores that have run out of flu shots. this pharmacy had about 30 doses on hand earlier today but ran out this afternoon. walgreens and cvs are acknowledging that their farmlies are running low or run out of flu shots and will take 48 hours to replenish the supply. flu season runs through april and demand is high. >> basically, it's just for the protection of myself and my daughters. >> reporter: officials are urging everyone to get a flu shot, setting a series of deaths from the swine flu or h1n1. >> the flu shot, if you get the h1n1, and there are other vary yamts. >> reporter: in 2010, about 600 californians died in the swine flu pandemic. so far, health officials are not predicting anything like that. but since october, seven bay area counties have reported collectively 13 flu related deaths. all the victims have been under the age of 65. >> i know that there are people that have died rec

monty francis was there for the celebration. >> happy birthday dear bill. >> reporter: bill bill montye would live to see his 108th year. >> it is something i can't believe. it seems like it was a long, long time ago. >> reporter: a lot can change in 108 years. friends and family members have come and gone and he's watched the san francisco that bush -- that burned in the earthquake when he was just 3 months old rebuild and transform. >> it wasn't too much of a city then. it sure is now. >> reporter: del monte never had children and his wife died more than 20 years and he lives in a retirement home in greenbrae and that is where the chief met him. he recalled his mother's memory after the moments of the 1906 quake when he was just a baby. >> my mother was in the kitchen and she put me in the table cloth and wrapped it around me and a bundle and put it on the cart and we went down proudway street to the ferry. >> wow. >> there was fire on both sides of the street. >> reporter: he said dell monte is not just a connection to san francisco's past but reminds us all how to live a long, sati

monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> monty, thank you. >>> san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing. the second homicide of the year. officers found a man op the sidewalk on willow glen way around 1:40 in the morning. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the coroner's office is not releasing the victim's name until they're able to notify family members. >>> a team looking to recover the bodies of a san jose man and his family have been turned back. dale smith and four other members of his family were killed in a plane crash in idaho in early december. crews just found the wreckage yesterday. bad weather today, though, stopped the recovery team from getting back to the site and getting the bodies back to the family. that weather is expected to last through tomorrow. authorities are meeting on monday to discuss how to reach the remote crash site. >>> authorities on the peninsula are asking for the public's help tonight in finding a man involved in an armed robbery. this is a picture of the man from a bank surveillance video. investigators say he went into the chase bank on so

monty? >> reporter: good evening. at the start of the day, this walgreens behind me had about 30 doses of the flu vaccine, and this afternoon they ran out. now they'll have to wait until monday to get more. as far as we can tell, this is not a widespread shortage, but walgreens and cvs have both acknowledged that some of their pharmacies are running low or have run out of in you shots because of high demand and it would take 48 hours to replenish the supply. health officials are urging the people to get the flu vaccine, and seven bay area counties, plus santa cruz county, reported collectively more than a dozen deaths so far this flu season. the most recent victim was a 23-year-old man from sonoma county with no underlying health problems. in fact, all of the victims so far have been under the age of 65. but many people say they still aren't planning on getting vaccinated. >> i know that there are people that have died recently, but i consider if it's my time to go, then it's my time to go. but i don't try to worry ab

that's another story well if indeed they all serious on the a full time in a prime minister mario monti who was also here most keen supporter of both the e.u. and the euro he said that britain leaving would effect the progress of the reforms which he also thinks all necessary. walk by seeing europe doesn't leave these lower economic reforms. agreed to lower the role for markets for competition in market is the market built in the square and the borrowed overseas the e.c.u. the sleaze for me at the for you this week a little bit sort of forces your soul. as an italian as a european i do wish that the your case days be not even gone. but that if it does not alter the whole reform process you know rope will be less with the world still bob mystic coles who is a self-confessed gary skeptic has a very different attitude to mr monti and doesn't the same two couldn't about britain a thing or indeed any other nation for that muscle. i'm absolutely sure that it's your existence you're existed this six country is that it is mine the country is that is that of countries then fifteen and twenty fiv

monty francis is live with details. >> reporter: good evening. you can still see evidence of the america's cup competition from last summer. the mayor has said he would like for it to return, but now there's some serious doubts about whether that will happen. san francisco entered into negotiations with larry ellison's winning team last month to bring the rigata back to san francisco in three years. >> we would love to come back to san francisco. it's a beautiful place. we're going to talk with the officials in san francisco and see if that's going to be possible. >> reporter: but today, the team's ceo told the associated press they're considering other venues, because san francisco officials don't want to offer the same deal as last time. >> it brings many different types of people to the bay area to watch the event. i think it brought in a lot of revenue also, so it was a win-win situation for everyone. >> reporter: but supervisors felt the last deal was too generous to organizers and critics said the economic benefits were overexaggerated. the

joining us in our conversation is monty today low, associate editor at "communications daily." this is probably the longest we've gone on "the communicators" without using the word spectrum. [laughter] what's your current thinking, and how do you see the schedule -- is the fcc on time when it comes to the spectrum auctions? >> guest: well, i think that without question the intensity of consumer demand has only increased since i've become a commissioner, certainly over the last several years, so it becomes more critical to bring more spectrum into the commercial marketplace. it is unfortunate that we've not had major spectrum auction since the bush administration in 2008, but i'm happy to say that we are taking initial first step with the auction of ten megahertz of spectrum later this month, what's known as the h block auction that will raise over $1.5 billion it is hoped. and in the longer term, we're looking at broadcast auction which would be purchased by wireless carriers, and there are a host of other spectrum options when it comes to licensed spectrum. on the unlicensed s

how concerned are you about iraq's stability given that falluja and parts of her monti are part of alqaeda control? wesley we have to be concerned given the sacrifice that was extended. -- >> we have to be concerned given the sacrifice that was extended. this is very concerning. this is a little the symptomatic of what is going on in the broader region. >> what do you attribute this pilots, the failure of the military to take on al qaeda or the failure of the politicians? >> i think it is a political failure to be perfectly honest. hasink the prime minister really not succeeded in cementing the idea of one iraq. is a steady seen pressure from the autonomous from the pull away central authority. the al qaeda renaissance, if you want to use that, has been able to find the scenes to navigate that lack of cohesion. >> this is particularly painful to the u.s. marine corps. they lost so many lives in that battle. now, -- >> i had a son in that battle. you think the sacrifice of those marines was worth it given what is happening now? >> very frankly, one of the things that has offended me pe

live in san francisco, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. children's hospital oakland has been steadfast in its refusal to put in a breathing tube or feeding tube which seemed necessary for any possible move to any facility that wasn't a hospital. kimberly, you've been covering this story almost from the beginning. what do you gather is going to happen next? >> i believe it's what monty said, the family has been waiting to get jahi out of this hospital. they are going to bring her to a place to get the tube put into her before she's transported to whatever facilitatecy is doing to headache her. she was taken away by an ambulance company based out of alameda. a statement wuss leased that the body was released to the coroner. the coroner has released her body to destinations unknown. we wish her family closure and peace. request for children's hospital to come in were denied. the family and attorney for children's hospital had a hearing in federal court for tuesday. but the hospital says it likely won't be necessary now that she has been moved

. >> reporter: monty chambers is grateful others protected his home. >> fire create their own wind, and it was blowing unbelievable when it went through here. fire guys were everywhere. thank god. >> reporter: the korean war veteran was here when these hills last burned in 1968. today, firefighters got water from his swimming pool to fight the fire. >> they were back there with the hoses and they had two huge hoses here sucking it out. >> reporter: five neighbors were not so lucky. their homes burned to the ground. >> i think the fire started right when i left from work and i've been in contact with my family and they've been telling me a play by play what's been going on in the evacuation. >> reporter: we met others at roadblocks waiting for the evacuation order to be lifted. >> a lot of the structures around my home gone. >> reporter: your understanding is your property is okay? >> it is. the bedroom was on fire, but it was quickly put out. my structure is still standing, thankfully. >> reporter: and for monty chambers, another survivor story to tell the great grandchildren. >> there

live in san francisco, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> all right, monty, thank you very much. >>> in afghanistan, hundreds of people marched through the capital of kabul protesting a deadly attack at a popular restaurant yesterday. police say that attack killed 21 people, including three americans, and tonight there is a growing memorial at site as well. two of the americans, 27-year-old alexis kamerman from chicago and alex petersen from washington, d.c. were educators working for the american university of afghanistan. the third, basra hasan, was a somali-born nutritionist from washington, d.c. she was in the country working for the aid group unicef. demonstrators say those killed will not be forgotten. >> such attack shows the taliban terrorists have no humanity or sympathy. they can attack and can kell anyone. >> reporter: most military forces are scheduled to leave afghanistan this year. however, thousands of u.s. civilians are expected to stay behind with various aid and security groups. >>> a bay-area man is now one of two marines have been awarded the distinguished navy c

. >> later on the program, the pulse will be joined by former italian prime minister mario monti. >> the auto industry closes out one of its best years on record, in motor are gathering city to peek at the latest models peckish yet fast i could have a huge affect on the industry. brian has more on the detroit auto show and it's big reveals. >> he will stick around for another few years. we got the announcement from the chairman of feiat. chrysler is expected to close within the week. he might step down. after soe are really many years of him focus on expanding fiat going to see him focused on building what he or he has. jeep has a new cherokee out. they sold nearly three quarters of a million of these jeep cherokees. they think they could sell a million this year or next year. we need to take that number across the world and really find out how we can take jeep. unexploitedcredible international potential and we need to take advantage. that is my first thing on my agenda. the second thing is the development our plan to bring it back. ducehey wanted to introuce 4c.alfa romero and theg

bill dell monty turned 108 years old this week. he was just 3 months old when the earthquake and ensuing fire basically leveled san francisco. he now lives in a retirement home in greenbrae where the fire chief met him for lunch. a steak and a glass of scotch. he recalled the moment after the quake when he was just an infant. >> my mother, the kitchen, she put the tablecloth, wrapped it around me and a bundle and put it on a cart. we went down broadway street to the ferry. >> wow. >> there was fire on both sides of the street. >> he says he's not planning to attend the upcoming ceremony to mark the 108th anniversary of the earthquake. so the chief and dell monty recorded a video message that will be shown at the ceremony at the fountain on market street this april. the only other survivor of the quake is 112 years old. rose newman. she also said she'd be unable to attend this year but bill looks fantastic. >> i know. >> and big happy birthday to him. >> that's great. >>> let's get a check of the forecast. microclimate forecast. we'

that was mario monti this week n "the pulse."enzi takes the spotlight today at the democratic meeting. >> pleptsing his 15-point plan on labor reform. are his policies hype or are they going to take italy somewhere? >> let's discuss all of this with a political science professor in rome. first of all, does he have the right policies to actually push it through or is he just striking to stir the boat? >> i think what he said, he certainly has a right. they are not very original for that matter. the problem is certainly there is a novelty in that he has managed to take the leadership of the democratic party. that is a novelty. that is the real novelty. is he going to be able to carry on such reforms? that is a problem. i am slightly more pessimistic in this connection. because i think that the italian economy, the italian bureaucracy, especially, quhschs closely intertwined with the economy is such a jungle that it is very daunting to even think of trying to simplify it and carry on such plain reforms. that is my point. if i may me

monty francis is live in the mission district with the fans' reaction. >> reporter: police were hoping for the best and prepared for the worst. they got what they were hoping for. the party just fizzled out and so did the crowds once the game was over. >> niners, baby, yeah! >> reporter: it started with a roar and ended with a womhim pe. thousands of niners fans poured out of the bars and just went home. >> it's great cheering them on this far. >> i'm horrified. i'm shocked. the 49ers have let us down this year because we are on the quest for six. >> reporter: police were out in big numbers in the mission district tonight much like they were last year after 49ers' super bowl loss to the ravens. not far from the mission in lower haight, there was a lot of celebrating, but no problems >> let's go, baby. >> reporter: happy their team is headed for the super bowl, but for the niners' faithful, there's no loss of home pride. >> we're strong. we'll come back, and we'll win. >> reporter: and san francisco mayor ed lee released a statement that reads we would have liked a different outcome, bu

mr cole who is a self-confessed here i skeptic has a very different attitude to mr monti and doesn't the same to couldn't sons about brits and even or indeed any other nation for that muscle. i'm absolutely sure that it's europe that exists in europe existed six countries then this line of countries then there's the arab countries then fifteen and twenty five twenty seven twenty eight all the time the idea of all is that that's ok so why in order to have means that those twenty six countries are possible now while we had mr osborne grumbling about the e.u. hilmer downplays smiling at toto to totally transform the u.k. fracking industry another friend or oil company will become the first international heavyweight to invest in the. basin injecting forty seven billion dollars bob environmentalists will that fracking is dangerous polluting advocates say it makes energy more affordable creates jobs and cuts consumption of coal this could have a look at how it's started so we can see how the environmental issues come into a case of drilling. deep deep into these gas rocks actually more tha

we are going to see the slopes on the rockies from monty python all the way to colorado. most of the snow accumulations around the great lakes. >> there has been a lot of talks lately about the environmental currency bitcoin. some wonder if it's a passing trend. a few small business owners say it's better for them. plus competition - we look at creative ways that olympic athletes are getting to sochi. >> nearly 300 passengers aboard a cruise ship are sick with a stomach bug. authorities are not sure what is causing the illness, but officials will join the ship when it docks. 3,000 passengers and 1,100 workers are aboard the "explorer of the sea", dozens of passengers on another ship was sick. >> it takes a lot of talent to name it to the olympics. it takes a lot of money. many athletes uses ways to pay the bills. paul beban has that story from colorado. >> this is the view from snow board cross racer mick deer dorfe's helmet. to do this, flying down a frozen obstacle course at 40 miles per hour, you need to be a certain person. and you need money. >> i have to cover all m

if you live in philadelphia because you are a person that don't have the money to live in monty python. that's not your fault that you cannot make the same money. >> is the school that is in your neighbourhood in philadelphia, is it safe. >> it isn't safe. they didn't pass the ayp, the no child left behind. >> the monty python assistant da cancelled a planned interview with us. the garcias think they are a test case. the lower moorland school district identified 10 families who had illegal enrolled there the same year. they were ousted but the only family being prosecuted is the garcias. >> the garcia family, to make an example, making sure everyone in philadelphia this can happen to you. >> it's an interesting phrase, cross the border. >> that's the way they treat the citizens. >> we are talking about filly, not canada. >> yes, well there is a line where we don't want people to cross. >> soledad o'brien reports to us that the garcias did offer to pay their debts, they were rebuffed. the garcias go to trial. we'll follow up. >> now to another movement in education - learning at home. t

monty? >> good evening. the 19-year-old graduated from belmont last year. he faces very serious charges out lining the criminal complaint including possessing a weapon of mass destruction. he did not object police say when officers came to the apartment near the campus of state and altoona looking for an illegal marijuana grow. the russian national let them in and in addition pot plants, officers found a suitcase containing a homemade bomb with an explosioned fuse and other bomb-making chemicals that he allegedly bought online. he reportedly told an officer he was going to blow things up and didn't say exactly what. >> i had to look twice and looked back at my year book to make sure. how is that even possible? >> steven attended class with him at carlmont high school. he said he was quiet and socially awkward, but never seemed dangerous. >> when we were in classes together, he was very shy and to himself. >> his home in san carlos, a woman who identified herself as his mother said she plans to travel to pennsylvania to be near her son as he faces criminal c

that may include dell monty in oakland, american canyon and cnm and in napa. also, prime smoked meats in oakland so far no reports of illnesses. >> and health care and that, i felt like mission accomplished. >> at least 20 said it was and 68 said labor and health care. let's turn to the end of the year, would not speculate >> well, with twitter in the neighborho neighborhood, san francisco's plan to clean up market streets strooet is working. there is a trouble spot police say paiing atension to main library we're talking about street people and those causing trouble. library has become a hangout for many. the mayor wants it stopped. you can see difference on mid market street. the orders to clean it appears to be working. >> to do our best to clean it up. >> those who are causing unruly behavior appear to be moving to neighboring districts. one traffic center. disturbing incidents have been on the rise. >> area around the library... >> why is that? >> drug use, abuse. homeless hanging out. individuals have had situation was drugs. that is what we're talking a

they are only internetsing as we head over into idaho and monty python and utah. very strong gusty winds for the first part of the sunday along with mountain snow. you can see that we are getting a significant amount of rainfall and snow overall. in 24 hours we had an inch reported for seattle but more impressive amounts as we go tofr the east. to the north-east you have the temperatures 5-6 degrees away from record highs. saturday brought ice jams, causing a lot of flooding down to the ground. we have flood warnings, advisories. this continues through the early part of the day. gradually we see things draining off as you warm more through maine. now, temperatures will start out on the cool side. denver at 19 starting your morning. 35 for new york. temperatures warming comfortable. 39 for seattle with rain and snow. even into the rockies we'll have the snow into the northern utah. keep in mind avalanche danger. 47 for new york, a cool down in parts of the north-east. however, we'll have flurries around the great lakes, along with gusty winds further north as thing

it motivates it was followed by demonstrations in the garrison city of dublin indeed with the full monty to skip. i think. somebody's been busted and the body's major league as that ended the debate among thousands in the holds on. in the southern sindh province. let stay and that is to focus on men that bin as he was suspected and the engineer said today the window she she was a great dog. she was a great need of pakistan and india would go to get him to see a lot of waiting to receive it but lindsay on. dad is like this out. i fed them with the end of the game get on with other book gives a good yummy. every bill. in her eye i am. toast the subsidies has been investigated. lots of deck that includes the last six years the mystery us adopting the assassination. it remains on the soul. it is most of its government issued a statement. one day off to the assassination. if using then walk beside me started on any doubt that the missile was coordinating the attack but many people are still skeptical of all such statements. i'm a bit so to himself most kids joining the us drone attack in two

monty is the latest thing organic of course it's become an immediate hit and sells all over europe. ninety per cent of profits made from the center from products goes directly back to the farmers like everyone here is the head chemist and cooperate as his own crocus fields. it's a success story that everyone is glad to be apart of. the head of corporate is grateful for the european union. come and see what they're doing or what's this got us endure it well. we are european project in him. our group was called stone from austria but this is that we won a number of european or north sea. he'll go and we benefited from subsidies to brussels without europe. they don't have to post. central has long been prized by top chefs all over the world. he'll run the fastest uses the spices maybe it is creations helping to raise awareness among his bubble reeks of just how precious it is maybe your call their success will encourage other greeks not lose hope. but to believe they can take your future into their own hands what brings this city and its base edition of europe in general from all of us

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monty francis joins from us the scene. i believe this is the same area that had a major fire a few weeks ago. >> reporter: raj, that's right. good evening. the spare the air alert, the first in two weeks, unrelated to this fire. but this fire that bumped more than four hours this morning did not help. you can see a smoky haze hanging in the air as firefighters finish up their work. this is also the third industrial fire here in this area in recent months. and that is raising questions and concerns from people who live nearby. the fire started just below 6:00 this morning, ripping through a machine shop and spreading to three nearby buildings, including an apartment complex. the machine shop did not have sprinklers and it took more than 100 firefighters until 10:30 to get the flames under control. meanwhile, a huge plume of smoke went up into the air, slowed traffic on highway 101, and made it hard to breathe. >> if you are walking or working, you cannot breathe really good. because you can smell the smoke, feel it coming i

live in san francisco, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, month. >>> coming up at 6:00, new concerns about circuit court weeks before the winter games. the latest on a new threat. plus the bay area honors civil rights leader martin luther king, and a live version of "the sound of music" was a big hit and the next musical coming to television, a hint, from way back in 1955. presents... so delicious, they won't even know it's chicken. 50% less fat... 100% johnsonville taste. >>> there are new security concerns ahead of the winter games in russia. russian president pollute pollute said he'll do, quote, whatever necessary to make the games safe. nbc's richard engel has more from sochi. >> reporter: we are now in sochi with just about one month to go before this city will host the winter olympics and security concerns have already started to overshadow these games. there have been two recent terrorist attacks not here in sochi but a few hundred miles away and the biggest concern is that militants from the north caucasus will try and carry out attacks perhaps not right in this are

for anybody monty is plastic. you might need it. for social justice all right. archie. right from the sea. the interesting picture. the importers twitter. the animal. the move on. thirty minutes. so is the national security agency is astonishingly white brits are beyond became knowledge the white house led to the standard for preventing the numerous plots but it seems that's not the case by long way as maria fernandez been discovering when daddy were snowed in first worthy of the us government's indiscriminate collection of every american's phoned the u s president barack obama defended the program insisting that dozens of rounds around the world have been averted. courtesy of the national security agency nsa chief general keith alexander claimed many data collection has awarded fifty four different terrorism related activities. post nine eleven. no one forty for the white house a new study shows that the numbers they're using. well they've been slightly inflated because an analysis of two hundred and twenty five terrorism related cases in the last since the september e

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monty is plastic you might think. for social justice. all right. archie mac says earth international is really getting a final farewell to former prime minister of iran like atmosphere around the ceremony is exactly peaceful. the army and police are on high alert with anti missile batteries dispatched around the burial site are mentally first time posting your reports the kind of anti missile defense system was deployed to the side of the country would exclude those for something to play in the southern israel for the funeral. this is how this is because the bondage where someone was buried in a drunken rage on cars that can be some weeks it has the rocket fire from gaza into his stomach with israeli security company taking it to insist on taking any kind of disruptions during the funeral itself. in addition to this there were km of roads amount of burial place that was sealed or not the irony is that obama would justify any kind of midfield mexico action the tough guy saying that it was in the interests of israel security and kerosene can vary in

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monty is plastic you might need it. for social justice. all right archie the new. the other eye . america's patience to the syrian opposition members seems to wearing thin the threatening to rethink know that supported its main function decides against attending next week's geneva peace talks. another potential planning time the region is because of patients in the air is a ram that was a rush or the you imagine two rounds present the washington is sending mixed signals about it. but the hillary mann leverage an expert on iran and us foreign policy she says if washington can really wanted to sell the city in crisis it would take a different approach but it demonstrates is a real cop incoherence in strategy and policy coming out of washington and london at a paris which seeks to somehow at night does have a negotiation but to have essentially at a table where syria just comes to surrender and that's not something serious to do that on the run is going to support noting that some in the trash or the vast majority of countries around the world with support but that is essentially wha

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for anybody monty is plastic. you might need it. for social justice all right. archie the new in. the moore. he said oh please you employ. due to legal fees. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the pores nations on earth. so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. they enter our territorial waters bait fish they loathe the fish onto the ships and leave for europe from today. illegal fishing is taking the bread out of our mouths. what's next the national begin case prime minister is pushing for kaplan european immigrants to britain. kelso says there a need to beat cuts to welfare for migrant workers. critics claimed in cameron is simply trying to win over voters or increasingly leaning to the right to peace efforts reports. this pasta taste like the plan is that the finest that has to really gauge a person's relationship with europe and the plan is insisting that he really made progress on these renegotiation plants. i think a month as a meticulously fifth in the uk me tonight to price he said. david cameron se

what is interesting, as mario monti said, talking about the labor reform is this is all interesting becauseis being proposed by the head of italy's lefist party. the centerleft. it is not coming from conservatives on the center-right. while these performs -- reforms have been proposed before, it has never come from that side of the political spectrum. ergo, i think perhaps there is more of a chance now these could be adopted. >> the problem is at the moment, renzi's young. he has great ideas. he wants to shake things up. but there is a danger that if he shakes things up too much, the government falls, and that at the end of the day means less stability for italy. >> sure. well, i think his game plan is this -- he obviously wants to get these reforms to the labor market rolling, but above all, he wants to change the way italian politicians, and lawmakers are elected. i do not think he wants to have elections this year. stabilityd to have is to get the structural changes in place, he wants to govern with a new system. with a new electoral system that will elect a clear majority and not go thr

powerful winds and is interacting towards the rockies, and we'll have strong winds continuing into monty python. this is what it looks like lower than 3,000 feet. finally you get snow. you haven't have skiing. tonnes of snow in the mountains. a foot tonight and tomorrow. this snow will push into the rockies, and we'll continue with the wind to the east. to the north-east it is all about the flooding. we are focussing on how much snow is falling in the north-west for water supply. >> it is stunning, the change in degrees. we talk about the n.f.l. games. the high winds knocking up power >> fukushima's fallout and the unanswered questions about health and the lives of thousands are the factors that drove our "america tonight" exclusive series. we know there's more to it. joining us to reflect on the flight of the nuclear refugees is michael okwu. you spent more than a couple of weeks there, met the families, and the young woman and her two boys breaks our heart to thing the family is broken apart, nuclear divorce. how common is this? >> well, you know, the japanese don't have the hard numbe