and the five star movement are we seeing splits between them or parts of the five star movement over the immigration issue which of course is matilde most crucial most pressing issue. so first of all good evening yes i mean the problem is probably the division within the five star movement rather than a split between the league and a five star movement itself so as you rightly pointed out the problem is that there is. a coalition within the coalition in the sense that there's a group of members of the parliament and within the five star movement who actually claim and have declared publicly that today appreciate and praise the work of n.g.o.s who we have been saving lights in the mediterranean and these of course clashes with the official line of the minister of interior which is being himself and i was also raised some concerns within the five star movement because of course . it was weak in reacting to the kind of the corporations and say that they reflected the personal opinion of faecal rather than an official position within the five star movement i mean the five star movement w

he was selected when the two major parties, the five-star movement and the league, could not agree on a new leader. he came out of academia. but what he has in common, he much.president trump very he flattered president trump about his border security and negotiating skills. i think prime minister con agrees with president trump when he suggested russia should rejoin the g7. he was complimentary of his trade negotiating skills. the president had someonerwho is an adm and of course, today was all about that border, border security, anti-immigrant approach that boto leaders seem hare. jane: how bay does he need friends in europe right now? heather: i think this is another reason that "mnew friend giuseppe conte" was repeated because the last few weeks have been very tough for president trump. his european visit was devastating. a very rough nato summit, coming right after a difficult g-7 summit with the exact same leaders. the u.k. visit was deeply troubled. then of course, the helsinki summit. wiu see with president trump's meeting last wee jean-claude juncker, success. this meeting, s

spanish spoke with the founder of the italian five star movement. you're going to go you know every time i come to a meeting i have to spend the first five minutes proving that i won't jump up on the table or shantytowns swear words i have to prove that i'm not a caveman and that i have a great of intellect and everybody surprised about that whole foreign media described me as some sort of right wing populist with strange methods something like trump when in fact i'm proud that i'm a populist if the word people still mean some. ideologies have exhausted themselves such ideas no longer resonate with young people right wing or leftists neither of these massive for them anymore think good and bad i did they did not divide by right or left i'm an optimist because i see that part of europe understands that we need the europe that shares common values and there are still moral principles take olive oil and bus in from spain this is the problem with the whole of europe because it's necessary to negotiate the price in volume so europe is engaged in olive oi

spanish spoke with the founder of the italian five star movement. you know every time i come to a meeting i have to spend the first five minutes proving that i won't jump on the table or shout out swear words i have to prove that i'm not a caveman that i have a great of insularity and everybody was surprised about that for a movie to describe me as some sort of right wing populist with strange methods something like from when in fact i'm proud that i'm a word people still don't. ideologies exhausted themselves so much of it is no longer resonate with young people old leftists neither of these massive for them evil or good and bad idea that they do not divide by whites on the left i'm an optimist because i see that part of your understands that we need the europe the shit is coming or values and there are still all moral principles that are going to take all of the world and bought it from spain that is the problem with the whole of europe because it's necessary to negotiate the price and volume so europe is engaged in olive oil and catalonia is alre

he wants something the five-star movement doesn't want. kevin: he wants to live within his means. they will go forward with the flat tax and the income support for the poor. it's a matter of finding the money for that is making sure they live within the european union budget rules. caroline: it's the perennial give-and-take. at what point does he get forced out? kevin: for right now, it appears his position is solid. this whole thing seems to have loan over. on the other hand, there are tensions within the government. the government has only been in power for two months. there could be further tension and rifts going forward. caroline: tensions in the government and the market, yields are spiking higher. term, what is coming? could we see them back away from commitments? kevin: they have already said they want to discuss the commitments with the european union. i don't think they have any great plans for that. there is one thing in the background, the doubts about this commitment to the euro single currency. there are these doubts. some people say italy would be better off if it l

we have seen in italy how this has translated to support for the five-star movement and lega.he italian interior minister has been making voluble noises about all of this and deliberately setting himself apart from brussels on all of this and getting support in the italian opinion polls for doing so. this is a big issue. angela merkel is seen as the want to blame for all of this in the first place. even in germany, it has been a very -- scarlet: we have got about nine minutes to go before the close of european markets. don't forget to check out g tv on the bloomberg. here is one not too long ago. earnings expectations have been holding a. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: live from new york, i am scarlet fu. mark: i am mark barton. the european close roughly six minutes away. scarlet: let's get you caught up on bloomberg business flash. some solid second-quarter sales figures from general motors. 4.6%, just beating estimates. 8% lastysler sales rose month. ford came up short, sales rising just 1%. comcast has not given up the fight for disney. comcast is considering a possi

. >> you talk about populism in italy and the five-star movement is the driving force behind increased spending on social programs potentially that's what will come about, and where that 100 billion number will come out. five-star have been disdainful of the financial sector in italy. if problems arise there again, do you think this party, this government will come to the rescue of banks like we've seen happen in the past >> we think they will attempt to do so. but we don't see that as an immediate problem. the priority we think is firstly to agree between themselves what the priorities are also to entrench the support basis. the early priority is immigration. >> deutsche bank, some more worrisome news coming out of the bank there in terms of restructuring. is that something you're watching with concern? >> yes, but we think a large part of the bad news from deutsche bank is discounted in the share price. we can say more generally for this earning season in europe and for the banks and more broadly that e pecktatixpectatie been revised down. >> thank you very much do stay with us. >> i

>> if you take the so-called contract between the five-star movement and the league at face value, yout the amount of money needed to implement those reforms is simply unsustainable it could be several dozen billion euros which is absolutely inconsistent with any continuation of the fiscal adjustment pact so my expectation is that these parties will decide to tone down requests or there will be additional political instability in the country. >>> coming up, spectators catch a glimpse of their favorite tennis stars on court we'll be live from wimbledon after this break ♪ hawaii is in the middle of the pacific ocean. we're the most isolated population on the planet. ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a solution using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is helping us integrate rooftop s

it's a coalition government formed in italy between the anti-establishment five star movement and the far right conservative movement, the league. they named conte as their leader. he was not elected. also, the president's hailing a policy in italy that has promised to evict, essentially, 500,000 immigrants, get them out of italy, and a policy turning away boats full of rescued immigrants from italian shores. it sounds like what death's ret -- donald trump's rhetoric in the states? >> yes. there is another factual issue that was interesting as well, which is that he called on the nato countries to contribute for defense, but italy has only put in 1.3% of its gdp. he didn't seem that upset about it here. so has he found his partner? his whisperer, so to speak, in europe in these g7 meetings and with the eu? he may have, up to a point. again, italy is a european nation. clearly, prime minister conte, seemed to be very technocrat i can in his legitimate. i wouldn't, if i were trump, count on italy completely being in his pocket either. it doesn't sound like conte wants to go totally in t

intimidation of journalists is believed to have served the campaign of this man former cricket star in one count of the movement for justice party the sixty five year old has vowed to track down on corruption. what it says about it all we will deliver justice to the masses regardless of them being a hindu or christian a sikh regardless of the marine corps or from different provinces or from coffee to stock supérieure or somebody who you know of his closest rival is shahbaz sharif brother of the ousted former prime minister no of us are if currently in jail on corruption charges. but in the head to head race between khan and sharif this man could prove to be kingmaker below why but it's a diary of the left leaning pakistan people's party a son of slain prime minister benazir bhutto he is looking to revive the fortune of his party. some observers have called this election the dirtiest in recent memory but for ordinary people on the street their hopes are far more grounded. in the country is economically weak at the moment it is standing at the verge of bankruptcy one thing is sure that whichever government comes

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the legal stars of the conservative movement in the republican party are opposed to abortion. many think that roe was terribly decided and sloppy. and then awful a sudden everyone gets bizarrely quiet when the opportunity is up for a supreme court justice who would presumably provided fifth vote to overturn roe. and i don't quite get it. is it just politics? is it fear of the politics of it? >> well, look, chris, i'm in my early 40s, and i remember the robert bork confirmation hearings. anybody who's my age or older which includes everybody in the united states senate right now is not going to go through that right now. they're just not. i think the precedent was set that you know, a judge's ideology can be enough to torpedo them. so i think that's the lesson that the gop took away for probably two or three generations when it comes to this fight. and you know, it is kind of a sad and unfortunate effect of the way that roe versus wade i think poisons our national politics. i know a lot of people are confused as to how anybody could vote for donald trump. i didn't vote for him

movement. of one all star you go. short it was subsequently taken into a witness protection program. in court he expressed regrets for his actions. unlike lieven. police reports indicate that even from jail he was able to exert his influence over the neo nazi movement he was still pulling the strings. on done book on the guy for the prison bolaven resume doing what he was accustomed to doing getting things organized that's the reason he was in jail in the first place the all the news that's the one fund went to and he was able to smuggle letters out of prison correspondence that included instructions for various people. and those instructions were carried out. through fellow inmates bulletin continue to pass on letters to neo nazis for months prison officials only found out by coincidence one even even managed to broadcast his new nazi views from the dark. spy and still fall in front of a title defense attorneys filed two motions on clearly ideological grounds not related to the trial but. one claimed that there was evidence that a hold of hands did not die by suicide but was murdere

the me too movement has toppled once untouchable hollywood stars, journalists and business moguls.industry seems immune, no individual too big to fall. yet amid all the public accusations, the finance sector has managed to maintain a fairly low profile. that changed earlier this year. after lauren bohner, an associate director at one of wall street's most prominent firms filed a claim against her company, alleging widespread sexual discrimination. the case has earned her the nickname, the face of me too on wall street. but her firm, .72, has vehemently denied any accusation of wrongdoing. i spoke to lauren bohner about her lawsuit from new york. >>> lauren bohner, welcome to the program. >> thank you so much for having me. >> so, let's start, if you can, by summing up the nature of your lawsuit. >> i filed because .72 is engaging in systemic gender discrimination and harassment, and it's not just me. i'm being paid 35 cents on the dollar, colleagues are being paid other pennies on the dollar. i felt a real obligation to stand up and say something. >> so, how did you find this out?

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the attack, which killed ikramullah gandapur, a member of the pakistan justice movement, the party headed by former cricket star-turned-frontrunner imran khany. the bombing came on the eve of wednesday's general election, and amid increasing violence aimed at derailing the vote. earlier this month, a massive suicide bombing at an election campaign gathering in the southwestern province of balochistan killed 151 people and injured another 200. back in the united states. the fbi has obtained a recording in which donald trump discussed how to suppress the story of karen mcdougal, a former playboy model who alleges she had a year-long extramarital affair with trump in 2006. in the tape, made before the 2016 election, trump reportedly discussed with his former attorney and fixer michael cohen whether to buy the exclusive rights to the story of karen mcdougal, who alleges she had an affair with trump. at the time, mcdougal had sold her story for $150,000 to the national enquirer, a tabloid published by trump's close friend david pecker. the paper ultimately kept the rights to the story and refused to publish it, in a

groups imran khan international cricket star turned politician can whose name recognition most politicians can only dream of and his pakistan tehreek e insaf all movement for justice party is campaigning on a popular anti corruption pro islamic ticket. critics say that he's backed by pakistan's military often referred to as the country's deep state the military holds considerable influence and has ruled on and off for decades. comes main rival shahbaz sharif and the well established pakistan muslim league are mired in a different kind of controversy. corruption. his better known brother now as sharif three times prime minister is now in jail after returning to pakistan to face corruption charges political dynasties count for a lot this is dorie age twenty nine pakistan's third prominent candidate he's the face of a new generation of the bhutto dynasty campaigning for his family's pakistan people's party on an anti-poverty ticket. bill well isn't likely to become prime minister but he could play a future role pakistan has had only one successful peaceful civilian transfer of power in its seventy one year history whoever wins the country is united in its

stars could do. >> the impact of the vietnam war movement continued to grow.them because they have the courage and they have the confidence to say what's on their minds no matter where their career may end up, so, you know, you got to salute the cool people that have always spoke out. >> ali turned star power into political power. a rebrand that repeated itself again and again. >> darling. >> hello. >> sally, i want you to meet van johnson. >> thank you. how are you doing? >> good. because they've chosen the industry leader. subaru outback holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class, according to alg. better than rav4. better than grand cherokee. better than edge. make every adventure a happy one with subaru outback. get 0% apr financing on the 2018 subaru outback. well, esurance makes finding the right coverage easy. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. esurance. an allstate company. my mom washes the dish

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cards star sitting down ahead of the final season of the show and opening up for the first time about the allegations of sexual misconduct against kevin spacey, her thoughts on the #metoo movementhing you do not want to miss. >> should be an interesting conversation monday. >> we want to get straight to news. a lot going on. an overnight tragedy has underscored the risks in trying to rescue that boys' soccer team from a flooded cave in thailand. nbc's chief correspondent bill neely there with the very latest. hey, bill, good morning. >> good morning from the entrance to the cave complex, if the risk to those poise weren't clear enough they were underlined overnight by the death of a tough navy diver. he was delivering oxygens tanks when he ran out himself and collapsed. he was highly trained, highly experienced. if it can happen to him, what about those boys. meanwhile the threat to the boys is increasing, the people coming to help them. there are so many the oxygen is running out. there's a threat to the boys. they brought in miles of cables to increase the air supply. american divers are now in the thick of things. part of a of 30, part of the rescue effort. commanders are be

star game underway tonight in our nation's capital... we'll tell you how our we'll tell you how our a's and giants representatives fared a little later, but until then there's some movementthe n-l west. according to multiple reports, the dodgers are closing in on acquiring baltimore's all-star slugger manny machado. at 26-years- old, the shortstop is among the best young stars in the game with 4-all-star nods and 2-gold gloves. through the first half of the season, he's hit 24-homers...with 65-rbi. the deal has not been finalized as of yet, but it's projected the dodgers will be giving up a number of prospects. l-a currently division. as the as the raiders future in las vegas draws nearer... a reported shakeup in the boradcast booth has a big name to the bay area...to the las vegas review-journal... the raiders intend to replace longtime radio voice greg papa... who has been callingh games for the silver and black since 1993... with 79- year-old brent musburger starting this season.... the newspaper reported musburger and the raiders musburger and reported musburger and the raiders have agreed to a three-year deal... which would include the team's first season in las veg

stars and that type of stuff. doesn't that bother you that at least movement of people putting him on a pedestal no matter what?here to represent the people of pittsburgh, not paris. i think the elect rat is willing to overlook a great deal just to have someone that finally hears them. they feel this president speaks to merchant street in ambridge than merchant street in venice. >> you mentioned pittsburgh. pittsburgh voted for hillary. >> we were able to marshall enough people in the rest of the state. >> another thing that's a heartbreaker is this opioid epidemic. i mean, especially in towns like this because you got morgues filling up. the coroner's office is overworked because that many people are dying out here. >> it's a scourge on the community. not just the minority community. not the upper middle class. not lower middle class. it transcends race and sews yo economic status. it's something our country can do a lot better on. take a look at all the american flags on this street. one, two, three, four, five, six. it's not even a holiday. six american flags on this street. just one street. it's an amazing

a political movement has become a revolution, and it is eating itself. even the biggest hollywood starse from the mobs they created. for example, actors scarlett johansson was supposed to play a transgendered person in an upcoming film, but had to quit the rule after left-wing activists attacked her for not giving that rule tong someone wo was actually transgendered. she is a writer, and until a few days ago, she worked at business insider. she wrote a piece defending scarlett johansson, she had she is an actor, she should be allowed to ask, but they deleted the piece, and she resigned in protest. it is kind of an amazing story. i hope i'm not mischaracterizing it, she said this is an actress who is paid to portray other people. this is what she seeks to do. was that your argument basically? >> yes, i thought it was totally benign. actors are paid to represent people who aren't themselves. that is what she has been hired to do, and i don't understand the average frankly. >> tucker: well, it sort of an unimpeachable point. how did business insider, your editor over there, how did he resp

star treaty in 2011 is set to expire in 2021. both sides would like to see potentially movement on that accord really just, of course, the issue around meddling in the 2016 general election at least from the u.s. perspective. if not really coming from the trump white house, but certainly from the federal government. like to see language coming out of the summit that addresses that issue >> putin has been the top of government in russia for 18 years. president trump has been president for 18 months. is there more at stake for the american leader than the russian one here >> probably so i mean, i think putin's aim has been discord in the west and fracturing the western alliance so to speak. trump, some of his statements of -- some would argue have -- i think it's really about gaining some sort of progress in some of the bilateral issues that we mentioned. if they were to at least provide some statements or some sort of way to show that this wasn't just some sort of a meeting as the u.s. ambassador to moscow has stated but actually has some sort of concrete proposals coming out of it, it would be some sort of way to show this hasn't bee

opposition tehreek e insaf party or movement for justice it's popular among young voters and is expected to get a lot more seats than last time the former cricket star has been a vocal critic of the ruling party and of corruption though he too has faced corruption allegations running for pakistan's people's party is below wild bill to zardari the eldest son. the former prime minister benazir bhutto was assassinated in two thousand and seven the p.p.p. was the largest opposition party in the two thousand and thirteen parliament well security has been stepped up across pakistan ahead of the vote there is more now from islamabad. eight hundred thousand security forces pushed in and have been deployed across the country according to the election commission of pakistan instructed to boarding a fair and free election the ballot bowl failed have already been defeated butane fall flung station fanning across the country forward broke and candidates really be trying their luck full for the national and provincial family for the election day voter turnout is expected to be high but the figure to going to drop a very bad amount the election coverage you know f

movement is picking up steam after rising political star alexandria ocasio-cortez won the democraticimary against long time new york congressman joe crowley with abolishing i.c.e. as a key part of her platform. now other top democratic leaders are supporting the idea. >> there's no question that we have to critically reexamine i.c.e. and its role and the way it's being administered and the work it's doing and we need to think about starting from scratch. i don't think that the government should be in the position of separating families and that is clearly what is part of what's has been at i.c.e. and dhs. >>> joining me now is tiffany cross, co-founder and managing editor at thebeatdc. tiffany, i'm going to come to you first. in addition to ckamala harris being very critical of i.c.e., those democrats that have come out to abolish the agency are the aforementioned alexandria ocasio-cortez, kirsten gillibrand, senator from new york, new york mayor bill de blasio, representative mark pocan and elizabeth warren. there aren't a lot of democrats calling for it. >> there may be be a lot of

the allegations of sexual against kevin spacey to her thoughts on the me-too movement and shooting now without her former co-starn mond >>> we want to get straight to your news. a lot going on. an overnight tragedy has isks in trying to rescue the boys soccer team from a flooded cave in thailand. bill neely is there with the latest. hey, bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. from the entrancee to the c complex, as you say, if the risks to the boys weren't clear enough, they were underlined overnight by the death of a tough navy diver. he waser delg oxygen tanks to the cave complex when he ran out ofim oxygenlf and collapsed. he couldn't be revived. he was highly trained and highly experienced. if it can happe to him, what about those boys? meanwhile the threat to the b is growing and it is coming from the very people who are here to help them. because there are now so many divers and volunteers in the cave complex, that oxygen is actually running out. anhr there is at to the boys' cave. so they've brought in mil of cables to increase the air supply. american divers are now in the thick of things.

movement in the n-l west. according to multiple reports, the dodgers are closing in on acquiring baltimore's all-star slugger manny the best young stars in the game with 4-all-star nods and 2-gold gloves. through the first half of the season, he's hit 24-homers...with 65-rbi. the deal has not been finalized as of yet, but it's projected the dodgers will be giving up a number of prospects. l-a currently leads the division. turning to the warriors-- it looks like steph curry is about to finally give himself some much deserved rest. the two-time mvp will be skipping next week's team usa minicamp in las vegas...accordi ng to an espn report. instead, curry is opting to spend more curry is opting to spend more time with his family. this is a sound decision considering he's played deep into june for the last four years... and was on a world cup team in 2010 and 2014. yesterday, it was reported that lebron james would be forgoing the camp as well. (wipe to durant finishes aau tour) and curry's teammate kevin durant...should also look into taking some much needed rest. the reigning finals mvp...along with quinn cook were i

movement, also challenging oakland mayor libby schaff this november. >> i feel that in her post and hathaway did a good job of calling out white iv >> r br stars ke hathaway openedup conversation about what it means to be a black female, and the dangers they face. >> i think more actresses and actors need to spend more time engaging in studying and listening to folks on the ground doing this work. and then yes, lift up the work of the people. lift up the voices of the people. >> reporter: libby issued a statement saying there is currently no evidence that mia wilson was targeted because of her race, but said, the fact that his victims were both young african-american women stirs deep pain and palpable fear in all of us who acknowledge the reality that our country still suffers from a tragic and deeply racist history. >> thank you for that. >>> we continue to follow breaking news for you tonight, an emergency situation going on in reading as the car fire has jumped the sacramento river. urgent evacuations of thousands of people as flames raced towards neighborhoods, and update when we come back. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a ne

movement has become a revolution. like all revolutions, it's become, it's eating itself. even the biggest hollywood starse from the mobs they created. for example, actress scarlet johansson was supposed to play transgender person but had to quit the role after left wing activist attacked her for not giving that role to someone transgendered. daniel greenbaum is a writer and until a few days ago she worked at "business insider" and she wrote a piece to defend scarlet for taking the role. but under pressure from the activists they deleted the piece and she resigned. and she joins us tonight. this is an amazing story. give us the quick outline. your piece basically, i hope i'm not mischaracterized this saying this is an actress who is acting to portray other people, and nothing wrong with that. >> i thought i wrote something benign and i said actors are paid to represent people who are not themselves. that is what she has been hired to do. i don't understand the outrage frankly. >> tucker: this is an unimpeachable point. how did business insider -- nicholas carlson was the editor i think -- what did he say

movement in what seems to be a growing number of people in germany joining them. sarah: turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has praised mesut ozil's decision to resign from germany's national football team. the staridfielder made the announcement over the weekend. ozil was heavily criticized in may for being photographed with the turkish president during the country's referendum campaign, but he says criticism quickly turned into what he calls racism and disrespect. from the public and the media. a street in turkey's capital ankara has already been named in eyes -- renamed in his honor. president erdogan told reporters he respectededzil's decision. have a lisisten. >> i would likike to expre m my adadmiration a and my respect to him. it is on except both the youngg man who has given his all for the german nationanal team shoud be treated that such -- with such a gracious fashion because of his religious beliefs. sarah: his resignation has also raised the -- questions about the behaviors of his sponsors. helena: of course those accusations of racism extending to the sponsors, namely mercedes-benz, a name spot -- a main sponsor of the german national team. ozil says they dropped him from their car