it sounds really totally counter-intuitive so me absolutely because originally the five star movement came more from the left and the of course the northern league is decidedly right wing populist party and also we have to remember that the leader of the northern excelled during the election campaign and has been doing so since year in year is insulting the italian sauza calling them slackers and no goods and people who are of just absolutely no account however the five star movement has their strengths particularly in the south a lot of their voters come from there so how is that possible to bring these two together and sort of not have the voters in the north in this house rise up and sort of throttle the respective leaders and we have to remember that of course there are things that unite those parties that is particularly populism this whole ental establishment stance and then of course of both are euro skeptic they really one changes in the european union all want to sort of abolish it altogether or that is quite unclear and so there are that there is a certain amount of common g

once tax cuts or businessman in the year well the north and the five star movement wants to. pay large amounts of public money to people in the impoverished south and that's a problem. coordinating and making a coherent economic policy out of those two approaches ok so we'll have to wait for the end of this month to know where this is all headed philip well and for us in rome thanks very much a south sudanese refugee in uganda is using music to preach peace moses the pike gives concerts to fellow refugees and northern uganda as rhino campus home to more than one hundred thousand people some one million south sudanese refugees have fled to uganda since fighting broke out in two thousand and thirteen. a moment of pleasure for south sudanese refugees in uganda. this peace concert has been organized by more this new park south sudan his musician who is also a refugee in uganda. the pi's using music to help rehabilitate receive jesus with psychological trauma having escaped violence market home. i very very extremely happy because i know that the hope is already restored that desp

like turning around and having a special look over your shoulder and you know the typical movie star movements and he had he he was very insecure about it so you know with justin and with big dust that whole five very often had to really take years and it still does that look i do it for you and i couldn't believe that here i am acting a thing for destiny hofmann to show him how to do it it was kind of embarrassed to do it but but but he like that when you look back of your quite lustrous hollywood career what are you most proud of and what are you most i don't know embarrassed or disappointed by or there's not so much disappointing things i mean i am very proud of that i did a movie that i could do and i could do it on a big scale that was perfect storm that was a concept that was very very tough to get through the movie to through the studio system because it was expensive because it was the biggest storm ever shown and the story i mean six guys on the on and way again a bold who at the end as we all know die and you know we got a lot of calls from people who were saying what can be crazy am

break political deadlock inconclusive elections were held one month ago antiestablishment five star movement made large gains in the poll its leader we due to my zero said during the campaign he would not share power. and in sierra leone opposition candidate julie is model has won the runoff election to become the country's next prez he received nearly fifty two percent of the vote defeated candidate and former foreign minister kamara says the poll was marred by fraud and he plans to challenge the result. facebook says eighty seven million people may have had their data access to in the privacy breach involving cambridge analytic that's tens of millions more than previously admitted the company says it will restrict the sort of user data outside parties can access. we're still former president luisa nazi alluded to silva could soon be behind bars the nation's top court has narrowly denied his request to remain free pending an appeal for a bribery conviction he faces more than a decade in prison decision has split the nation is the biggest name yet to be toppled by prosecutors in a massive an

in an effort to build a new government after inconclusive elections the antiestablishment five star movement and far right leake party won the most votes during the campaign party leaders that they would refuse to form a coalition together. israel has warned it will not change its rules on troops opening fire as fears grow of more violence breaking out on the gaza border eighteen palestinians were killed last week after groups threw stones and burning tires at soldiers another round of mass palestinian protests is expected on friday . the world's largest social media platform facebook is under fire for a massive data leak involving even more users than initially thought it now says eighty seven million people may. may have been exposed in the cambridge analytic a privacy scandal the british firm use the information without users' consent to help us president donald trump's twenty sixteen election campaign. it is potentially the worst privacy scandal involving any social network and facebook has admitted its role on its corporate in the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected wouldn't foc

the natural alliance is between the center-right and the five-star movement.it theecondition that president is out of the picture and he does not want to go. that may be difficult to overcome. the democratic party so far excluded itself from any negotiation. hopefully, we will return back to the table. francine: what is the biggest risk? for the banks? or is it about euro acceptance? luigi: the biggest risk for italy is we do not have a government that will start reform. the country is going very slowly. the recent imf forecast suggests even slow growth will get even slower. we cannot sustain our debt reform, a very large number of people unemployed, especially in the south. the south has been hit hard by the double recession. itperate need of recovery -- is not is a prize that the five-star movement won in a landslide in the south. in sicily, they gained more members of parliament then attended. they lost one seat because they did not have enough candidates. francine: there also offering 800 euros to every household to make up for the lack of growth in the so

planned for next week the deadlock that follows inconclusive elections the anti-establishment five star movement and the far right league party won the most votes but have refused to work together. israel has more that it will not change its rules on troops opening fire as fears grow of more violence breaking out on the gaza border eighteen palestinians were killed last week after groups threw stones and burning tires at soldiers another round of mass palestinian protests is expected on friday. for the defeated opponent of sierra leone's new president uli is b.-o. say that they will challenge his election victory you know was sworn in on thursday after a narrow win he secured fifty one point eighty one percent of ballots in the final count and he's a former soldier who once led a military junta but he says he's changed his ways and is ready to lead sierra leone to a better future. sweeping out the old voters in sierra leone have voted for change in the country's presidential election. the former opposition leader julius mudd below narrowly won a second round vote and was quickly sworn into offic

greece do you think more investment into the labor market will help me is on the report the five star movement wants to spend up to two billion euros is of course investment would help but you need to do investment into the structural reforms of the labor market and you could look at two fronts which is doing exactly that the right thing to reform correctly but the french president is facing heavy opposition and growing resistance to these reforms as we also see well the jury is still out for him whether he will succeed in the end but for the moment he's doing the right things he has undertaken the labor market reform he's now taking up the fight against the unions as n.c.f. you just mentioned it was the state own railway system so he is actually doing something which in germany would have been called the again twenty ten do you see that there are some common ground between the plans of the government and the demands of the unions in france which seem to be quite far apart no i don't see too much common ground and the good thing if you take my crohn's perspective is that his own mas movement i

five-star movement in the lead, top policy issue still holding. our reporter.se are we to the possibility of this coalition of those two populist parties? reporter: we may be just a week away possibly. this evening, the president of the republic expected to make a statement, to say how talks are going, the second day of talks. today he spoke to the main parties, the most important ones key to forming a coalition, in order to govern the country. sources, we have been speaking to sources constantly for days. they say it may take another week to get things going. the problem is, no one as a majority, none of the parties have points in common. they were enemies for the longest time. and now they have to work together. mark: where are they converging? where the sides converging on policy? where are the biggest disagreements? reporter: at this time, from what we know, the talks are private -- it seems that the two main populist forces are converging. within the center-right, winning a muslims, short up -- winning the most votes, you have the league and then he five-s

are planned for next week the deadlock follows inconclusive elections the antiestablishment five star movement and the far right league party won the most votes but they have refused to work together. a fire has devastated parts of a hospital in the turkish city of istanbul the blaze started on the roof and spread down the exterior cladding of the building patients had to be evacuated onto the street there are no reports of fatalities prosecutors have launched an investigation into the calls of the fire. well police in the u.k. have today released a public statement from yulia script all she and her father former russian spy sergei screwball have been in the hospital one month now they were both attacked insults barry with a nerve agent that scientists have confirmed is the soviet era poison known as nova joke or earlier today russian state television played an alleged recording of yulia speaking on the phone with her cousin we cannot confirm the authenticity of that recording we did want to show you a picture of it but it speaks to what has become a war of narratives between britain and russi

at creating a coalition government after last month's inconclusive elections the populist five star movement emerged as the largest single party while an alliance of center right and far right parties took the most seats neither group gained enough votes to govern alone. the leaders of iran turkey and russia have met for a summit on finding a political solution to the syria conflict presidents are rich of type one hosted russian leader vladimir putin and iranian counterpart hasn't met rouhani for talks in the turkish capital. the three nations have emerged as the power brokers of syria's nearly a year long protracted civil war in addition to peace they're looking to bolster their influence in the country all three nations have large but also competing interests in the outcome of the syria conflict. you know we use the dorian jones is an encore covering the trial lateral summit dorian fill us in what's come out of this meeting. well the message coming from the three leaders even though they're all opposing sides in the syrian civil war is a corporation who works with. corporation will continu

meant five star movement and far right lead party won the most votes but during the campaign party leaders said that they would refuse to form a coalition together. in a bollywood superstar salman khan has been jailed for killing endangered indian animals a court in raja stand convicted cause of illegally poaching to where indian black. box while filming in one nine hundred ninety eight he has been sentenced to five years in prison khan has always denied the charges he is among the top ten highest paid actors worldwide and has appeared in more than one hundred films he can still appeal the verdict for more now let's bring in correspondent ashish macho who is joining us from delhi this afternoon welcome to you and tell us more about this bollywood actor because he's pretty much always been controversial right yes well i mean solomon khan is as you said one of the biggest actors in all of bollywood he's probably one of the top five biggest names that has been in the industry since the one nine hundred eighty s. but as you say it's a very controversial figure in his not his first brush with t

at creating a coalition government after last month's inconclusive elections the populist five star movement emerged as the largest single party while an alliance of center right and far right parties took the most seats in the group gained enough votes to govern alone. an aircraft hangar has collapsed at an airport in the us city of houston texas after strong wind swept through the region a spokesperson at hobby airports that the collapse caused millions of dollars worth of damage to planes but there were no reports of injuries and commercial flights were not affected. and we stay in the u.s. because that country is marking fifty years since the assassination of reverend dr martin luther king jr on that day april fourth one thousand nine hundred sixty eight a white supremacist fatally shot dr king in memphis tennessee news of the assassination led to riots and an arrest in a number of u.s. cities his death marked a key moment in the civil rights movement killed at the very peak of his influence dr king left an indelible mark on america. activist dissident trouble maker icon martin luther ki

planned for next week that had lot follows inconclusive elections the anti establishment five star movement and far right league party won the most votes but have refused to work together. all right to sierra leone now were a narrow election victory has propelled julius mother b.-o. to the presidency and has defeated opponent summer kamar has said he will challenge the result b.-o. secured fifty one point eighty one percent of the votes once ruled the country at the as the head of at the head of a military junta but at his swearing and he promised he was ready to lead sierra leone to a brighter future. sweeping out the old voters in sierra leone have voted for change in the country's presidential election. the former opposition leader julius model below narrowly won a second round vote and was quickly sworn into office. on monday night. here. is a computer and. i'm going to be nice. to you throughout. the during the campaign lot of you criticize chinese infrastructure projects for not delivering economic benefit. he promised to review mining agreements and introduce free schooling. is not a

francine: what we know so far, governments in italy have taken worse.for the the five-star movement has talks. a central right alliance with the brothers of italy. now the former prime minister's involvement in the government has long been a redline for the five-star movement. what does this mean? do we stay away from italy until they do have a government? or is it almost better off without a government, because exports are continuing, as long as the euro is not too high. is it something that in time will take care of itself? james: we have had a lot of experience in italy not having a functioning government or changing government, and that any rate, for the market, the most concerning thing would have been a five-star coalition to run italy. so in some ways, that looks like it is not going to happen, you may like that,ts because the idea of the parties coming together, potentially, not to the extent of greece, but going down that route of having a populist government poses challenges. potentially unwinding some of the fiscal measures undertaken by the government in the last few years.

five star movement he says his party going to limit the votes as it approaches prime minister has goto be in. its difficult to say that because things can shift very quickly and suddenly and then maybe concessions from other parties within the center right for example members of silvio berlusconi's force italian who might decide to jump ship so really everything to play for very unclear at the moment how things are going to work out. for many people in europe the prospect of a government in rome made up of a euro skeptic five star movement and the far right league is pretty worrisome how likely is such a coalition and what might its stance be toward the e.u. . well that kind of coalition is certainly on the cards because the two parties that came out this winners from the election start and believe me really the situation would be less worrying for europe if their belief was entering a coalition with five star together with its partners coalition forces for example now are. fairly pro european and moderate as the main party. it's likely though that even if the coalition was simply fiv

but generally go in the first time senator with a populist five star movement is keen on bridging that was divisions with five star topping the vote at over thirty percent go in is ready to head a government but there's no cohen. insite. our leader and we do you mind your can only make offers to the other parties but you cannot answer or decide for them. i think the party took a democratic win and the liberal party should both justify why they don't want to sit down with us and help resolve italy's crisis. a coalition with the right wing populist leader party seemed likely after the election both party leaders are euro skeptics who want to clamp down on migration. but their relations have gone cold legal politicians like john mark. karr candid about their frustration. i think the leader of the five star party does not understand politics very well when he says he's willing to go either with us or with the democratic party it's clear he has no idea what our party stands for. this is like going to a football match and supporting both teams. for. any. center left party to democratic or or

at creating a coalition government after last month's inconclusive elections the populist five star movement emerged as the largest single party while in the lions of center right and far right parties to the most seats neither group gained enough votes to govern alone. so time for business helena what is today well it's hash tag. a news person read about this i saw this online but i didn't know if it was an actual thing. that was what i was saying. that's right. person right privilege then right now i'm going to tell you about some business news that. the first direct train from london to amsterdam has completed its maiden journey it took less. then four hours and eurostar hypes its new route will entice both business and leisure travelers to switch from et to the rails now from city center city center just as fast as flying and with one way tickets starting at thirty five pounds the connection could be a game changer. the platform at london sent pancras was mostly filled with officialdom just before the first amsterdam bound eurostar departed although a small party of tourists also managed

are planned for next week the deadlock follows inconclusive elections the antiestablishment five star movement and the far right league party won the most vote but every fused to work together. for our right javier is here now some stirring words again from berlin for facebook that's right it's not the first time and it probably won't be the last time brant today the german justice minister called facebook at network of entrance parents see that's following wednesday's declarations of facebook that acknowledge that the data misuse that we know affected users was not for eighty five million users or was not for fifty million users but rather for eighty seven million users that were affected mexico burke has yet again apologized and as always promised solutions. it is potentially the worst privacy scandal involving any social network and facebook has admitted its role on its corporate blog in a post the social media giant revealed changes to its privacy policy it also released figures about where users affected by the cambridge analytical privacy scandal came from the us was the most affected bu

at creating a coalition government after last month's inconclusive elections the populist five star movement of merged as the largest single party while an alliance of center right and far right parties took the most seats neither group gained enough votes to govern alone. and they're sure would russian ties has become the first person to be sentenced in the u.s. special council's russia probe alex was handed a thirty day jail term and ordered to pay a twenty thousand dollars fine he admitted to lying to robert muller's investigators about his contacts with an official in donald trump's campaign. a woman to have shot and injured three people at the you tube headquarters in northern california before fatally shooting herself police have identified the suspect as in a scene a vegan activist blogger who accused you tube of censoring her videos authorities say they are still investigating a motive. all right want to hand it over to ben now and that trade war that is well turning into a full blown trade war between us and china if you speak to president trump tweet today he actually said that his

five star movement on the far right and party won the most votes but during the campaign party leaders said that they would refuse to form a coalition together. and in sierra leone opposition candidate julian smart of bio has won the runoff election to become the country's next president he received nearly fifty two percent of the vote defeated candidate and former foreign minister somewhere a mara said that the poll was marred by fraud and he plans to challenge the results . brazil's former president luis de silva could soon be behind bars the nation's top court has narrowly denied his request to remain free pending an appeal for a bribery conviction he faces more than a decade in prison the decision has split the nation is the biggest name yet to be toppled by prosecutors and a massive anti corruption investigation. after a marathon televised debate brazil's supreme court was deadlocked chief justice carmen lucci a then cast the deciding vote rejecting luis in the us your disability his bid for freedom while his conviction is appealed. last year lula was found guilty of taking bribes

hoping to break the government's deadlock after inconclusive elections the anti establishment five star movement and the far right likud party won the most votes but during the campaign party leaders said that they would refuse to form a coalition together. the defeated candidate in sierra leone's presidential election summer of. zero four aud the former foreign minister has said that he plans to challenge the result his rival julia smart a bio one the runoff election with nearly fifty two percent of the vote. for those former president has been eyeing a political comeback as the front runner in upcoming national elections but he is likely to soon be in jail the nation's top court has narrowly denied his request to remain free pending an appeal for a bribery conviction is the biggest name yet to be toppled by prosecutors in a massive anti corruption investigation. after a marathon televised debate brazil's supreme court was deadlocked chief justice carmen lucci of then cast the deciding vote rejecting luis in the us or distilled his bid for freedom while his conviction is appealed that last year

five star movement led by luigi. originally pledged not to govern with other parties a position that they've since softened reaching out to the far right and to the left. but the center left of former prime minister my tail renzi suffered historic losses and has vowed to go into opposition. the other big vote getter was an unwieldy alliance including the immigrant league led by. and the center right for its italia of comeback kid silvio about the sky. a potentially euro skeptic government in rome made up of. far right parties would be a nightmare scenario for italy's pro e.u. partners and also for many italians. you're watching d.w. news still to come our reporter here he was shot it was on board the aircraft carrier u.s.s. theodore roosevelt key launching pad for u.s. forces involved in syria. recent data scandal at facebook is worse than we thought crystal terry that's right over thirty million users more than initially claimed are apparently affected by the recent privacy scandal at facebook the social media netwo

planned for next week the deadlock follows an inconclusive elections and the establishment five star movement and far right league party won the most votes but have refused to form a coalition together. a large fire has broken out at a hospital in a turkish city of istanbul the blaze started on the roof and then sprayed down to the exterior cladding of the building patients had to be evacuated onto the street there are no casualties being reported at this moment. stinging criticism today from the german justice minister describing facebook as a network of in transparency out exactly the social media network is under fire for a massive data breach which is even bigger than anyone thought it it now says eighty seven million people may have been exposed in the cambridge analytical privacy scandal the british firm use the information without users consent to help us president donald trump's twenty sixteen election campaign. it is potentially the worst privacy scandal involving any social network and facebook has admitted its role on its corporate blog in a post the social media giant revealed cha

the narrow policy differences with the five-star movement. we speak to the former italian prime minister, maria monte. this is bloomberg. beijing says it will counter u.s. protectionism at any cost. we will be speaking about that with andrew sheng. we'll be right back this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: economics, finance and politics. i am mark barton and bloomberg business flash is next. nejra: the former jpmorgan executive was contacted by recruiters to replace deutsche bank's ceo john cryan. according to people familiar with the matter, though the cricketers did not have a formal mandate at the time of the approach, he was sounded out as part of the search. did not respond to a request for comment. john cryan said previously he was committed to the role. the facebook cielo has outlined the way she is responding to the privacy crisis. sheryl sandberg said for the first time that some advertisers have curle curtail spending and have acknowledged that her team has a long way to go to reassure wary customers. had 10,000berg: we people working in secur

the right and the head of the five-star movement.p saying, my way or no way, they do not go anywhere. vonnie: what is suffering as a result of the fact that there is no government at the moment? is there anything on hold? is that oneem person said i will give you a few days but we will not wait forever. you have so much going on, italy is a g7 nation with foreign-policy issues and what to do on syria, what to do with the pressure issue. -- pressure issue. -- pressure issue. -- russia issue. you have the economic situation, part of the e.u., they have to approve things, and you need a government who has a global mandate that works. that is the main problem. vonnie: thank you for the update. that is a rome bureau chief. coming up, we look at the .ompany's new ceo ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: live from london, i am mark barton with european close minutes away. lse, their search for a new search executive is over as they will hire david schwimmer. from investment banker to investment banker, do they won a smoo

the leader of italy's anti establishment five star movement has called for early election the sun's attemptsto form a government flounder luigi demaio said centrist parties were refusing to negotiate with the movement which emerged as the single biggest party after the election in march he also appealed to the link party to back his call a right wing coalition led by the link to the most seats at the election. in thailand a journalist has been released from jail after serving seven years of an eleven year sentence for insulting the king saw me out some so we walked free after his sentence was caught by the supreme court the magazine editor was jailed in twenty eleven for publishing articles calling for changes to the law which protect the monarchy he says he will continue his campaign for democracy. you have talked or you've got those who are not discovered by various i will continue imprisonment is just part of the suffering i've had to go through but it's also part of my struggle for justice and my struggle for what is right. now imagine riding a wall of water over eight stories high is th

minister, silvio berlusconi says he has never ruled out forming a coalition government with the five star movement the anti-establishment party has responded to that statement by saying it is willing to govern with the far right liga, but it's not so thrilled about tying itself to the electoral partners of liga, including for za italia. a unity government has been trying to be formed after an inconclusive election last month. >>> and the war of words between elliott and telecom italia reachedreac ed a fevered pitch the latest statements do not remotely relate to issues that affect telecom italia. this after a document published by vivendi talks about the controlling shareholder. speaking to an italian newspaper, vivendi said the large majority investors support the group's business plan. those reports comeahead of a contentious shareholder meeting in the coming weeks. organic growth for the first quarter rose 1.6% for publicis, ahead of forecasts however the company is said to remain cautious because the market environment remains difficult. >>> sky earnings have risen 10% after adding 38,000 new

. >> thank you very much for joining us >>> italy's five-star movement called on sill vylvilvio berlusaside saying it's the only way to solve the political stalemate in the country they are said to be an obstacle in the formation of a government italian president sergio mattarella is holding a second round of talks today aimed at forming a coalition government a look at some of the players involved in that luigi di maio said he is ready to form a government with the pd mateo salvini responded that di maio should be more willing to compromise. >>> come up, we'll be live in wolfsburg for that wovolkswagen conference olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. i'm willem marx. these are your headlines several european equity markets see modest gains after president trump tweets that missile strikes in syria may not be imminent, prompting a u.s. rally overnight. >>> and a new man behind the wheel, her

that the five-star movement is going to go away. i think that's fundamentally flawed.ssive liberal versus everybody else is extremely dangerous for the next 20 years of politics around the world and we haven't seen the worst of it yet. what needs to be done is very quick trying to understand what the grievances are, how to deal with them and how to create a new political script. and we are still very far away from that. that is a challenge unmet until now. this election in hungary is a real issue. last night on the main german tv channel it was the number six item after a lot of other items had come up and that kind of shows you is hasn't even sucked into the main consciousness of how important this is. it's important from the politics perspective. what are the economic elite meant to be doing? mario draghi has given a very easy situation for europeans. at some point the politics get even tougher. >> yes indeed. the issue here of the differences within the eurozone you have the periphery and the theer and you need to find that willnges equalize the competitiveness ther

greece do you think more investment into the labor market will help is on the report the five star movement wants to spend up to two billion euros yes of course investment would help but you need to do investment into the structural reforms of the labor market and you could look at two fronts which is doing exactly that the right thing to reform correctly but the french president is facing heavy opposition and growing resistance to these reforms as we've also seen well the jury is still out for him whether he will succeed in the end but for the moment he's doing the right things he has undertaken the labor market reform he's now taking up the fight against the unions as n.c.f. you just mentioned it was the state own the railway system so he is actually doing something which in germany would have been called the again twenty ten i mean do you see that there is some common ground between the plans of the government and the demands of the unions and france would seem to be quite far apart no i don't see too much common ground and the good thing if you take microphones perspective is that it is

planned for next week the deadlock follows inconclusive elections the anti establishment five star movement and far right leak party won the most votes but have refused to work together. a fire has broken out at a hospital in the turkish city of istanbul the blaze started on the roof and spread down the exterior cladding of the building patients had to be evacuated onto the street there are no reported casualties stumbles governor says the fire is now largely under control. how here is here now where and stern words from berlin to facebook's a misuse of data that's right lilliana just one of the hits that facebook is taking the company is under fire for new revelations on the privacy scandal involving british data a company can bridge analytic the german justice minister has called facebook a network of introns spare and see on wednesday facebook of knowledge that the data misuse affected up to eighty seven million users not fifty million as initially assumed and mark zuckerberg has yet again apologized and was always promised solutions. it is potentially the worst privacy scandal involving

hoping to break the government's death off after inconclusive elections the anti establishment five star movement and far right league party won the most votes but during the campaign party leaders said that they would refuse to form a coalition together. israel has warned it will not change its rules on troops opening fire as fears grow of more violence breaking out on the gaza border eighteen palestinians were killed last week after groups threw stones and burning tires at soldiers another round of mass palestinian protests is expected on friday . how long will the united states say engaged in syria president trumps comments earlier this week that he wanted to withdraw u.s. troops very soon has unnerved his allies the white house has since sought to clarify that statement saying that washington is committed to staying the course until the so-called islamic state is completely eradicated there are currently two thousand american military personnel in syria and local commanders say that u.s. troops are setting up more positions near the front line. this military outpost in northern syria was repo

five star movement has called for early elections as attempts to form a government flounder luigi de mayo said centrist parties were refusing to negotiate with the movement which emerged as the single biggest party after an election in march pills to the league party to back his call right wing coalition led by the lead to the most since the election. zimbabwe has become the second african country to legalize can the best cultivation under certain circumstances the government says individuals and businesses can apply for five year licenses to grow possess transports and sell the drug for medicinal and scientific use local reports say license fees range from family photos and dollars to twenty thousand for the change people found to be using or growing cannabis faced up to twelve years in prison as some kind of base production in september. so i had. the big wave surfer was in school. now. thank you very much sue a day off to being crowned league champions barcelona have taken to the streets to celebrate with their fans thousands turned out in barcelona for the team's victory parade su

the forces on the other side, on the brexit side, on the other side, on the 5—star movement and northernmacron wants open borders and free trade and he wants the united states providing the support as global policeman promoting democracy. trump opposes literally all of those things. look at your crystal ball. when you see emmanuel macron said next to donald trump in the white house, which of these men are two visions represents the future? right now the future is neither one of the other, but broken between the two. the momentum right now is on the site of those that oppose globalism, and i don't necessarily mean the momentum is with trump because a lot of people think that if trump goes away you can fix it. the momentum is what brought trump to power. it is a lot of average working and middle class people in the united states across europe, and increasingly other countries and other democracies as well, that are saying all of these policies of free trade and open borders and technology will fix all woes. maybe working for you and the top 1%, really not working for us, we are angry. you

nigel: 60% of italians voted for the five-star movement. it was about the storm to victory in hungary. apart from macron getting elected in every country in europe, i call it a populist wave. we believe in our countries and democracy. the european union remains outnumbered. people want nationstate control, and that is right, it is healthy, and it is the future. [laughter] [applause] anotheresident fox, student question. how do we deal with the issue of asylum seekers? point,brought up a good some of them are terrorists. absolutely for order in the borders. security and safety in the borders. some historic examples of how you can deal with that -- one is nafta. issuebecame an economic -- when we presented to thisdent bush to congress, nation growing at 2.5% per year needs 500 additional labor to import 500,000 labor a year, when you go at 2.5%. that is a fact. how do you regulate that? we did in that initiative to congress. when the economy is growing, you open the path and mbring as many as you need. womenation took all the and put them int

berlusconi's party has said it will not consider a government with the five-star movement.ws 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am a mark crumpton. i am a mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julia: u.s. stocks on track for the biggest three-day rally since the u.s. election. white house officials are signaling the president's tough talk on trade won't necessarily lead to tariffs. joining us now is kevin cirilli. he spoke with larry kudlow, the new head of the white house economic council. good to have you with us. is there any sense in the conversation there is a plan to get both sides around the table with a fresh deal? is there any sense in the kevin: in new york, we were talking about what exactly the end goal is for the trump administration with regards to this new policy. put that pressure directly to mr. kudlow about what type of time when they are working on. take a listen to what he told me. larry: both countries have just proposed tariffs. there is nothing enacted. we are going to put it out for comment for a

represented you said america's that he also represented a pioneer in the civil rights movement he was the first black star of a t.v. show i spy back in the day he was on saturday morning television for children when we hear of course we grew up with him we grew up with him and he was part of our childhood and it was he was he was an iconic figure in america and it seems almost impossible to reconcile that image of bill cosby that we have with what we found out in this trial yeah and just to bring that point home listen to one of cosby's many accusers just moments after the verdict was announced. i feel i don't feel that i mean. right there i have right here right there like i'm dreaming of. the pinch me. feel like i'm dreaming i feel like i. when you first heard that you were not trying to answer but. i feel like i'm in humanity is well yeah interestingly i mean to interrupt you but the there was something right after the verdict was announced we also saw a bit of a different side of cost because he's lashed out yelled at the district attorney called him an a hole he started screaming definitely not the i

there was this -- among his supporters in the west coast and that this is the rising star of the conservative movement. this is a much more electable goldwater. reagan had just gotten into office and what one of his aides said is that they actually did much more work than reagan did in those primaries. they tried to draft him. reagan really declared himself as a candidate at the convention in the hopes that they could deprive richard nixon of nomination on the first ballot. while i think nixon's forces were somewhat concerned that reagan could be a credible threat, nixon had -- before reagan even announced at the convention -- nixon had wrapped a up the endorsements from a very goldwater -- barry goldwater. many of the southern conservatives that reagan would have needed. it was ultimately -- there was not much of a credible threat to richard nixon. >> just to go back to the earlier point, paying off in 1968 during the primary process. >> there is a reality in american politics that things happen that are perceived as impossible, and perceivable. as soon as they do happen, they become commonplace. the

>> reporter: it sparked a movement and support from hip-hop super star jay-z and kevin heart to billionaires and ruben who says he learned from mill's case how he believes the criminal justice system entraps young black men. if you're just now hearing the name meek mill, why should you care about his story? >> his story is so much bigger than his life, this is about how can he be the symbolic change agent that was kneaded for major criminal justice reform. that's why you should care. >> i got a lot of responsibility. i got a lot of important people depending on me and not talking about them people, them public officials. i'm talking about the men that's depending on me going through the same thing i'm going through. >> reporter: mill's release from prison was unopposed by the d.a. who agrees his original conviction should be overturned. >> there aren't questions about the single important witness who testified in that case. >> reporter: meek mill may be back on the streets of philadelphia but he is still fighting for himself and says he will be for others, too. mill telling me it's time to r

movement. the actor and t.v. starbill cosby has been found guilty on all counts in his sexual assault re trial a jury in the usa to pennsylvania convicted the eighteen year old comedian of drugging and sexually assaulting a female friend at his home in two thousand and four john hendren reports. america's dad is now a convicted sex offender we are so happy that finally we can say. women are believed and not only on hash tag me too but in a court of law where they were under oath where they testified truthfully where they were attacked where they were smeared where they were denigrated. bill cosby. three words for you guilty guilty a get out that. the jury found bill cosby guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a con stand at his home fourteen years ago we are very disappointed by the verdict we don't they mr cross was guilty of anything and apply it is not over ending a late life spiral for a barrier busting icon of american entertainment now silent for. the jury was apparently moved by testimony from five of caus

boom among some of his aides and supporters on the west coast that this was the rising star of the conservative movement. this is a more electable goldwater. he had just gotten into office. aides said was that the aides did much more work than reagan did in the primaries. they try to draft him. reagan really only declared a candidate at the convention itself in the hopes that they could deprive richard nixon of nomination on a first ballot. while nixon's forces were somewhat concerned that reagan could be a credible threat, nixon had, before reagan even announced at the convention, nixon had wrapped up endorsements from very goldwater, strom thurman, many of the southern conservatives that reagan would have needed to take off. -- to pick off. there is not much of a credible threat to richard nixon as opposed to 1976 when reagan almost unseated ford. from tactical moves richard nixon paying off during the primary process, correct? ronald reagan, there is a reality in politics that things happen that are perceived as impossible, inconceivable, couldn't happen. the emergence of ronald reagan is one of thos