one was to come to tuscany for the first time. fans we re to tuscany for the first time.ans were back to help ferrari celebrate their 1000 grand prix. at the track they own. last week was a disaster for them byjuly for one who won his first race. the frenchman was soon back down to earth as he could only qualify 16th. ferrari showed some improvement. nothing much changes of brown. after trailing in practice, lewis hamilton found his form when needed —— nothing much changes up front. esteban spinning of. that

one was to come to tuscany for the first time. fans we re to tuscany for the first time.st week was a disaster for them byjuly for one who won his first race. the frenchman was soon back down to earth as he could only qualify 16th. ferrari showed some improvement. nothing much changes of brown. after trailing in practice, lewis hamilton found his form when needed —— nothing much changes up front. esteban spinning of. that handed hamilton an advantage he will be determined to make the most of on sunday. let's run you through some other sports news headlines now. galileo chrome won the st ledger at doncaster today. trained byjoseph o'brien, son of the legendary aidan, galileo chrome won by a neck. the victory gives o'brien a rare double as he also won the race as a jockey back in 2013. denmark's soren kraugh andersen was the surprise winner on stage 14 of the tour de france from clermont—ferrand to lyon after a late solo attack. peter sagan was fourth, cutting into sam bennett's green jersey lead. primoz roglic retains the overall lead. rugby league fans have been able to w

the pd could potentially lose them the most important one is tuscany. a very poor performance that would make of their leadership of the party he's already under pressure. this could have an impact on the government still, the election in italy remains very low >> we know with the covid-1919 pandemic, when it first hit italy, it hit different regions. as a result, several regional presidents have required a real national profile could that change the out come of some of these elections with the hard hit parts of the country that had stepped up and gained more notoriety. >> the chairman was already doing fairly well ahead of the pandemic may have managed now to increase the support to go to the polls almost 70 to 75% will be interesting to see the polls are confirmed of the vote on sunday and monday why you should keep an eye is that you should be seeing the lead he's been struggling over the past month in terms of leadership he's seen as a contender i don't think it is a case right now. but certainly, something to keep an eye on for the future >> the ot

rooms of these lecturing boutiques are hidden away on the other side of the outcomes in the heart of tuscany. hundreds of supply is timing leather for world famous brands we subcontract ing the lower employees are overworked or in this case i was . before joining our filming. we met some questionable bosses. welcome to a rather chilling industry. we began our investigation on our home tough. after all being in france we have paris. paris we have fashion week. but of course you know all about fashion. star studded catch talk shows. and some one of the stocks. with a no no no theme and dior. who cheese dental chic with little. happy smiling faces at louis vito. but it wasn't really the clothes that stood out to us have you noticed what each of the models is carrying. handbags of all shapes and sizes and at all prices starting at $1350.00. and. accessories a move popular than ever you only need to look at the figures. take some of the major french brands for example we calculated the sales revenue from items such as handbags wallets and shoes. leather goods here are the results. for gucci 74 pe

everyone here is still congratulating edoardo and aberdeenshire but us, we're off to tuscany in italydown has caused a revival of an old mediaeval practice, one that has social distancing nailed centuries before we even coined the term. babae is from ancient latin and it means well, magnificent, a very beautiful lesson so we like the word babae. we decided to start this restaurant in 2018, injune, and we are to friends and this was a new experience for us. we found it inside the restau ra nt we found it inside the restaurant so we decided not to open the restaurant butjust the buchette del vino. we start with selling wine and then cocktail. not only one —— wine, but food as well. so we decided to do pizza because we are very good with the focaccia and pizza. we started with the with the pizza we saw the buchette is too little with pizza so we could not use the buchette. that was fine. it explores like —— next explodes in one mouth and they call us and say, is the buchette open, can we come, can we eat, what we can do. maybe the lockdown in the post lockdown is important for the local

those were the wine windows of tuscany.ming up. how black lives matter is changing the fortunes of some new york restaurants. if i don't get you with the first bite, i might as well pack this whole thing up. and how to camp in the wild without annoying the locals. so this spot here is not near any roads, not near any buildings, it's not on farmland — it's just me, my tent and this, and that's how i like it. so don't go away. next, it's been a summer of unrest in the united states. the black lives matter protests which started in wisconsin have spread across the nation, and also spread across the entire world. it's meant issues like social injustice and economic inequality have been at the forefront of our minds, and for some black—run restaurants in america, it's meant an unexpected surge in business. new york, one of the most diverse cities in the world, and one place where the black lives matter movement has really left its mark. so the huge yellow letters that are right behind me, they're one of seven murals that are pai

rooms of these lecturing boutiques are hidden away on the other side of the outcomes in the heart of tuscany. hundreds of supply is timing leather for world famous brands was subcontracting go lower. employees are overworked or in this case i was . during our filming. we met some questionable bosses. welcome to a rather chilling industry. we began our investigation on our home tough. after all being in france we have paris. paris we have fashion week. but of course you know all about fashion. star studded catwalk shows. and some want to be stuck. with a no no no theme and dior. cheese dental chic with little. happy smiling faces at louis vito. but it wasn't really the clothes that stood out to us have you noticed what each of the models is carrying. handbags of all shapes and sizes and at all prices starting at $1350.00. accessories a move popular than ever you only need to look at the figures. take some of the major french brands for example we calculated the sales revenue from items such as handbags wallets and shoes. leather goods here are the results. for gucci 74 percent of the brands t

the tanneries of tuscany the breeding farms and slaughterhouses of china after all of this we are leftwith one question what if this beautiful image of luxury has been nothing but a dream. systemic exploitation in germany and. the nation's biggest meat processing costs make cheap labor cost more dubious contracts but not much money from jamie the practice will be banned in the meat industry but other industries will be able to continue regardless. of its contract workers close. to candidates on d w. kickoff of the taking a clear stance against racism. common form is that. we talk to a soccer referee a club president. and a professional basketball player. they are taking action against him on and off the court and sucker childhood to go for the 2 minutes on d. w. . life on earth one of a kind and the but gigantic coincidence. where the improbable happened the to lose the officers but it is the creation of our solar system of the planet is a bit like winning the lottery. what is more unique stored september 18th on t.w. . this is g.w. news coming to you live from reports this morning tha

how was tuscany? jonathan: tuscany was beautiful.

not quite sure where he is, but i think he is in tuscany. lots going on.nt to remind you of the tesla equity distribution. this is not a secondary offering. it is different. the market was nicely elevated and pulls back a little off that. lisa, i will let you decide where tesla is. remarkable when you are offering so many shares to the public. where do you see tesla right now? 3% instill up more than premarket trading after its 500% year, 1000% gain over the past 12 months. the stock keeps going up astronomically on very little news. what have they announced? tom: they are doing the smart thing. they are issuing stock. stock price is part of the flexibility, this equity distribution offering versus public secondary as well. right now in china, eswar prasad joins us. puttingfinitive at rigorous economics into our politics of china. thank you for joining us. to "the dollarck trap." how has the dollar trap change with chairman powell and the idea of a persistent, weaker dollar? strength of the dollar suggests the dollar might be losing ground. other hand, wha

track, sarah, ican it is an absolutely beautiful track, sarah, i can tell you, just in the heart of tuscany. and it's an amphitheatre, really, so many of these f1 tracks are but it is deep in the house and it is a gorgeous place for formula 1. in the old days, when michael shaw test on it, dv 12 engine is for ari would around, —— in his ferrari. now, the hybrid cars, it is not so much murmuring. we are hoping this weekend delivers a exciting race. va ltteri bottas weekend delivers a exciting race. valtteri bottas was fastest in the practice sessions. what we take from that? not a lot. friday and a brand—new track i think means there is still quite a lot of question marks for the teams. they got up on friday and practised and tryjoin us and what is happening with the tyres, with their cars, how best to set them up to tackle this very different circuit, and, 0k, mercedes willows come out top. hamilton, on a friday, he doesn't really turn himself up to 100%, so let's see what happens when it comes to qualifying, but i do think this is going to be a fascinating battle. it is not could be plain

one was to come to tuscany for the first time. the track they own. last week was a disaster for them byjuly for one who won his first race. the frenchman was soon back down to earth as he could only qualify 16th. ferrari showed some improvement. after trailing in practice, lewis hamilton found his form when needed —— nothing much changes up front. misfortune cost them victory last weekend but luck was on his side this time. esteban spinning off. that handed hamilton an advantage he will be determined to make the most of on sunday. let's run you through some other sports news headlines now. leinster and ulster have kicked off in rugby union's pro 14 final in dublin.... 7—5 to leinster, the score with almost 20 minutes gone in the delayed season's decider. in rugby league — for the first time since march, a super league match has been played in front of a live crowd. 5000 supporters watched on in france as catalan dragons were beaten 28—12 by wigan warriors. the win moves wigan up to third in the table. galileo chrome won the st led

champion lewis hamilton has secured his 95th pole position after topping qualifying for sunday's tuscany. the britain will share the front of the grid with team mate paul terry both us as we're sadie's dominated the field yet again red bulls max fed up and finished 3rd in qualifying meanwhile german driver sebastian fettle continues to struggle and will start sunday's race in 14th. that's your news update at this hour up next sports life with a look at soccer players looking for a club in the upcoming bonus league soccer season more news coming up in just 45 minutes stay with us you can say up to date with all the latest on our web site that's dot com or you can follow us on instagram and twitter too at d w news i'm aaron tilton in berlin for me and the entire news team thanks for watching. and free to any surprises. in the footsteps of the great. concerns. the place. 3 times wanted to marry much ally.

how was tuscany? jonathan: tuscany was beautiful. we negotiated that new contract, with malan for another year. [laughter] i know you've missed me. everyone has been saying you've been crying every sickle morning. tom: this has been something, folks. there's a lot going on in europe, who will be great to have jon in london for a bit to keep track of things. just to go away from jobs, away from all the news flow we got, i mentioned this to anna edwards, i am thunderstruck by the tone barnier on- of mr. a united kingdom that is not even responding. has brexit fallen off the united kingdom at? jonathan: can we agree on one thing? just because i am here, i am not the brexit correspondent. i still have very little interest in that debate. i also want to talk about this market. i think there's been two down days the whole time. tom: absolutely. we have seen a paring back here. pause, andis just a i think there's a lot of buzz out there right now about the lack of liquidity and people hedging along the way, creating an acceleration ever hig

track, sarah, ican it is an absolutely beautiful track, sarah, i can tell you, just in the heart of tuscanyis deep in the house and it is a gorgeous place for formula i. in the old days, when michael shaw test on it, dv 12 days, when michael shaw test on it, dv i2 engine is for ari would around, —— in his ferrari. now, the hybrid cars, it is not so much murmuring. we are hoping this weekend delivers a exciting race. va ltteri bottas weekend delivers a exciting race. valtteri bottas was fastest in the practice sessions. what we take from that? not

absolutely beautiful track ican it is an absolutely beautiful track i can tell you in the heart of tuscanyracks are but it is deep in the hills and it is a gorgeous place for the front one in the old days where michael shoemaker would test the v i2 engine of his furry and it would echo around but you have new hybrid cars and not so much whirring but they look great there. they go super fast because this track is all about speed and we are hoping this weekend delivers on next —— an exciting race. are hoping this weekend delivers on next -- an exciting race. valtteri bottas was fastest in the two practice sessions, how much to be read into that? not a lot, friday and a brand—new track means there is still a lot of question us for a lot of the teams facet they got on friday with practice and try to understand what is happening with the tyres and cars, how best to set them up to tackle this different circuit. and mercedes will always come out on top, hamilton on a friday, he doesn't turn himself up to 100% so let's see what happens when it comes to qualifying but i do think this is going to be

. >> reporter: one night in tuscany. >> the problem was she didn't like seatbelts. these back road two-lane italian roads and thinking the fate of the country is in my hands. >> reporter: they survive the drive, of course and ginsburg went onto effect nation-shaping decisions on the supreme court. >> in terms of moving civil rights in the 20th century, thurgood marshall for african-americans and ginsburg for women. >> reporter: she was so good at reaching out to the other ju justices in order to find common ground. >> kate, thank you. >>> last october justice ginsburg appeared at uc berkeley, after undergoing treatment for cancer. the justice spoke for about 90 minutes and was her usual whity stuff, laughing and crying at the same time. she stayed clear of politics but did get in a little jab saying it helps every now and then to be a little deaf. that's advice i followed, not just in marriage but to this day in dealing with my colleagues. and she was a study for advanced study in behavioral sciences at stanford. >> and san francisco chronicle insider says everyone

the tanneries of tuscany the breeding farms and slaughterhouses of china after all of this we are left with one question what if this beautiful image of luxury has been nothing but a dream. always crossing boundaries and gazing into the abyss of the human soul direction down a handsome. students whom to some of us if not. an encounter with vanna hats off to. press. 20. 30. also notice of what i used to need to keep the day you got on the road for over a wrench and home the 4th time coming from the whole of the most recent at the columbus zoo that missed the boat on the ballets at the last dragon this word called the hard truth. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all be. just 3 of the topics covered and a weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get it wherever you go your podcast you can also find us and dot com for science. touch. this is g.w. news a live from berlin thousands of women take to the streets in belarus a demanding the resigna

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. >> reporter: one night in tuscany. >> the problem was she didn't like seatbelts. these back road two-lane italian roads and thinking the fate of the country is in my hands. >> reporter: they survive the drive, of course and ginsburg went onto effect nation-shaping decisions on the supreme court. >> in terms of moving civil rights in the 20th century, thurgood marshall for african-americans and ginsburg for women. >> reporter: she was so good at reaching out to the other ju justices in order to find common ground. >> kate, thank you. >>> last october justice ginsburg appeared at uc berkeley, after undergoing treatment for cancer. the justice spoke for about 90 minutes and was her usual whity stuff, laughing and crying at the same time. she stayed clear of politics but did get in a little jab saying it helps every now and then to be a little deaf. that's advice i followed, not just in marriage but to this day in dealing with my colleagues. and she was a fellow at the study for advanced study in behavioral sciences at stanford. >> and san francisco chronicle insider

the tanneries of tuscany the breeding farms and slaughterhouses of china after all of this we are left with one question what if this beautiful image of luxury has been nothing but a dream. kickoff for the taking a clear stance against racism. how important is it that we talk to a soccer referee a club president of the cut and a professional basketball player. they are taking action against take on and off the court and soccer players good. goals come up 30 minutes on d w. systemic exploitation in germany at. the nation's biggest meat processing company to make cheap labor costs low dubious contracts but not much money from january the practice will be banned in the meat industry but other industries will be able to continue regardless. of its contractors. minutes on d w. mughal or just must. be for the russians sold. them to steve thank you for. so many different walks of life our luck some are pumping and oddly troubling but all of this comes straight from the heart just for c n n. before there is no morning television the mush pool in trying to come up. from the 1st glimpse of the w

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failed to achieve a breakthrough in regional elections conceding defeat in the left wing basket of tuscany where he campaigned heavily exit polls indicate that the center left democratic party has held on to 3 regions in a boost for italy's fragile governing coalition. has announced further cutbacks on flights and personnel due to the coronavirus pandemic currently at least $150.00 planes are due to be junked and the company is mourning that it will likely be forced to eliminate more than the previously announced 22000 jobs over the next 5 years. in the german city of munich is this stepping up measures to contain the spread of the new corona virus infection after becoming one of the country's main hotspots authorities in the bavarian capital say that they will make wearing face masks compulsory in parts of the city center they've also announced further restrictions to public and private gatherings infections in munich have been reaching over $55.00 per 100000 residents in the past week exceeding the limit of 50 cent by public health authorities the new measures are due to come into effect

tuscany conducted, these were some of his great great pieces. of german music during the second world war, with one exception, the maestro singer was not complete opera was not plate, it was banned in new york, chicago and i think san francisco the overture though, that was plate so wagner was quite popular in the united states during world war two. again, in the book i explain why that is so, but it really is a striking departure from what had happened 20 days earlier. yes. >> if history is destined to repeat itself, i'm curious, is this a bygone era of classical music and its role in the united states as well as foreign diplomacy? and if not, or if there is a way how to make this relevance today. classical >> music for my book? >> yes. and your subsequent chapter of how to, i'm looking at the homogeneity of the room here and though i know that classical music today, it's not as homogeneous as it once was and so how can classical music be used in a similar way, culturally speaking if the military is, full disclosure i've in the military, if the

jonathan ferro is leaving tuscany. rumored to be somewhere on the continent. i am not sure where.is out there somewhere. lisa: sing it. tom: i miss john so much. i go home and we talk soccer. good morning. this is what the show is about. where there is interesting news, we are able to call upon any number of legit experts. joel livingston will join us in and the on the debt credit market ramped up against all of these tech stocks. cameron crise joins us with bloomberg live. read forlog is a must wall street. we are thrilled cameron can join us. cameron, in the secondary offering, you and i tried out the hilton hotel. we have rubber chicken, moved some vegetables around a plate, of institutional guys asked questions about the management. must wants to mr. ask questions about that process? asklon musk wants to questions about that process? cameron: he does enjoy the sound of his own voice. i tend to view this as a wind fall. in theve split the stock robinhood crowd do not seem to understand each share is worth less than it was two days ago. found golden has eggs in his backyard and

of the world famous tuscany style winery at in calistoga, damaged by flames. fire ripped through this winery on silverado trail, family- owned for 40 years. >> we had some fun times there for sure. it was such a stunning estate. unlike anything else in the valleys. >> reporter: wine enthusiasts, seeing the destruction, no one realized the magnitude of the fire. >> they seem to be very selective about where they go in where they avoid and no rhyme or reason to it. >> hopefully we come out whole, but the odds do not appear to be stacked in our favor. >> reporter: family vineyards east of st. helena is one month. smoke tainting the entire front. there's no 2020 vintage. >> if we now lose our property, that will be the icing on the cake. a huge loss. it's a huge loss for any winery, but someone like lamborn, a small family winery, it would be truly devastating. >> reporter: the winemaker, heidi barrett, taking the photo on sunday night. it's encroaching on the napa valley sign, putting everything into perspective. >> it's a haunting image of the fire ravaging namp

do you know how many beatty -- comedy people messaged me, asking if i had been daytrading in tuscany?[laughter] tom: i am just shocked. jonathan: nothing to do with you? lisa: i am shocked. tom: but the daytrading thing, there's a lot of research on this. i am sure there is someone out there as -- out there that has made a billion dollars on it. jonathan: equity futures up 0.9%. on the s&p 500, from london and new york, alongside lisa abramowicz and tom keene, i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg surveillance with the." ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance -- this is "bloomberg surveillance." ritika: senator mitch mcconnell is setting up a vote on the republican relief bill. billet cost up to seven -- up to $700 billion, a far cry democrats' wanted to trillion dollar relief bill. pushed back on a statement from president trump that a vaccine will be available by election day. in the u.k., prime minister boris johnson will ban all gatherings of six or more people. there will be exceptions for organized sports, plus people getting together for work, weddings and funerals. bond mark

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i said more boarded in the tuscany or islands. the treaty does not include these two islands. mr. nixon suggests that the united states should go to war if these two islands are attacked. i suggest that it formosa is attacked of the past doors or the any military action in any area which indicates an attack on the pass could or's then of course the united states is at war to defend it. now i must say what mr. nixon wants to say is commit us so we can be a clear to the disagreement, he wants us to be committed to the defensive these islands merely as the defensive these islands is free territory, not as part of the defensive formosa. the admiral of the commander of the idiotically, it's not worth anything to the united states. president of the united states is indicated they're not within the treaty area. they were not within the treaty area when the tree was passed in 1955. we've attempted to persuade shank check check, this is a serious issue and i thank you out and understand completely if we disagree and if so where. >> mr. cater has the next question for senator kennedy. >> se

one night in tuscany they drove to dinner. >> the problem was she didn't like seat belts, so i'm driving these narrow two lane italian roads that i'm not familiar with and thinking oh, the fate of the country in my hands. >> reporter: they survive the drive of course and ginsberg went onto effect nation shaping decisions on the supreme court. >> in terms of moving civil rights in the 20th century it's thurgood marshal for african manies, oa americans and ginsberg for women. >> rbg as she was known by her fans was there to honor the law school's first female dean. the justice spoke for about 90 minutes and was her usual witty self leaving the crowd laughing and crying at all times. and gins a fellow at the center advanced study and behavioral sciences at stanford in the late '70s. phil mater says everyone can learn from ginsberg's legacy. >> regardless of how you feel politically the passage of ruth bader ginsberg is a loss for the nation. it's a loss for the world. it's one more voice that was reasonable, that was articulate and that was able to make an argument, vote against you and sti

one night in tuscany. >> the problem is she didn't like seat belts. we're driving on these two lane italian roads i'm not familiar with and thinking oh, the fate of the country is in high hands. >> reporter: they survive the drive, of course, and ginsberg went onto effect nation shaping decisions on the supreme court. >> in terms of moving civil rights in the 20th century it's thurgood marshal for african-americans and ruth bader ginsberg for women. >> and jackie spear said she was an icon for americans. >> i said she had the steeliest spine i've ever known, and it didn't matter that she was 87 years old, she was going to call them as she saw them. and i found her to be just remarkable. >> spear added the timing of majority leader mitch mcconnell's comment on ginsberg before the election was predictable. and last october justice ginsberg appeared at uc berkeley, just two months before undergoing treatment for cancer. she was there to honor the law school's first female dean. the justice spoke for about 90 minutes and was her usual witty self leaving t

castle, at the world famous tuscany-style winery in calistoga damaged by flames. overnight, fire ripped through the chateau boss well winery in st. helena on silverado trail. family owned for 40 years. >> my heart broke. we had some there for sure and it was such a stunning estate unlike anything else really in the valleys. >> reporter: wine enthusiasts, saddened to see the destruction, no one realizing the magnitude of the fire. >> the fires seem to be very selective about where they go and what they avoid. there is no rhyme or reason to it. >> we hope that we come out whole but the odds don't appear to be stacked very well in our favor. >> the lamborn family vineyards east of st. helena is at risk. in napa valley since 1969, the second fire in a movement smoke tainting their entire crop. there is no 2020 vintage. >> if we now lose our property, that would be the icing on the cake. it would be a huge loss. eights huge loss for any winery but someone like lamborn. , a small family winery, it would be truly devastating. >> reporter: their wine make are, heidi barre

sting, welcome back to "the tonight show," bud you look great >> good evening, everybody i'm here in tuscany excited thank you for doing this >> my pleasure i'm fascinated by your hair, the way that it curls here >> jimmy: yeah >> i love that >> jimmy: you do >> i'm really jealous because mine doesn't do that anymore [ laughter ] it's got to kind of -- yeah. >> jimmy: it's kind of fun, right? it's a little rebellious of me >> no, i think you spend a lot of time doing that, just to make me jealous. >> jimmy: i just got this wig off of amazon. and it came, it arrived in two days if you have prime. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, you have to be on amazon prime. >> the selection of colors, could i get it for my -- >> jimmy: yeah, there's a bunch of -- fun colors, it's awesome actually, i'm wearing it backwards. this is -- this is actually the look >> that's what it is, it's a a kind of new direction vibe you're having here >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's exactly what i'm doing. yeah, i'm like harry styles' grandfather. >> harry styles' grandfather i think that's me. [ laughter ] >>

there was mayhem at today's formula one grand prix in tuscany in central italy.moving to within one race of michael schumacher‘s all time grand prix record. katie gornall watched all the action. ferrari have long flown the flag for formula 1. here at their home, the sports glamour team celebrated its 1000 grand prix. it would be a race to remember. lewis hamilton insta ntly overta ken, a nd to remember. lewis hamilton instantly overtaken, and there was drama from the very first turn. last week's winner pierre gasly found his race week's winner pierre gasly found his ra ce over week's winner pierre gasly found his race over before it began, while red bull's max verstappen was trapped in the gravel. f1 can be an unforgiving sport. but as soon as the safety car medway, the chaos resumed. four cars taken out in one huge, careless crash. that was bleep stupid of whoever was at the front. they want to kill us or what? after the restart, hamilton would regain the lead, but there would be more delays as the first tuscan grand prix continue to serve up plenty of thrills a

building has seen some really nasty conditions as this system made its way through along by the so tuscany in. that it's made its way further east which winds behind starting to just ease down a hospital we are looking at some pretty lively weather still this is a situation at the moment more wet and windy weather there into central parts of italy pushing across the adriatic towards the balkans think shaquan down as we go on into tomorrow some monday looks a little trust and some showers across southern parts of italy in violent weather across the other side there into the balkans croatia pushing down to montenegro will see some rather large whether it's more of a mobile setup as we would expect to see in the old men talking of all sim was what it's like when you want to play tennis in the office and this is for the french open not so good actually not exactly tennis weather temps pick up to around 20 celsius on wednesday that's the best day because cloud right will tumble in as we go on for the latter part of the week so tony more unsettled yet again to the northwest kemal thank you evert

that is the latest competitor hitting the course around tuscany.ourse to retain her title, when she lost controljust after the half way point. she suffered a deep cut above her left knee, but surgery to repair the damage was successful. mercedes have dominated second practice ahead of this weekend's russian grand prix where lewis hamilton could equal michael schumacher‘s record of 91 wins. he's got team mate valtteri bottas standing in his way though. the finn was more than a quarter of a second quicker than hamilton around the sochi autodrome. bottas was also fastest in first practice. off the track its been announced former ferrari team boss stefano domenicali will become president and ceo of formula 1 in january. only a thousand spectators will be allowed each day at the french open, which starts on sunday. the french tennis federation aren't happy — they'd already reduced the numberfrom 11,500 to 5,000, but they've now been forced to comply with new government coronavirus restrictions. by contrast, over half a million people attended the event

everyone here is still congratulating edoardo and aberdeenshire, but us, we're off to tuscany in italyailed centuries before we even coined the term. "babae" is from ancient latin and it means, like, "wow", like, "magnificent", a very beautiful restaurant so, yeah, we like the word "babae". we decided to start this restaurant in 2018, injune, and we are two friends, and this was a new experience for us. we found it inside the restaurant, so we decide to not to open the restaurant, butjust the buchette del vino. we start with selling wine and then cocktail. not only wine, but food as well. so we decided to do pizza, because we are very good with the schiacciata, focaccia and pizza. when we started with the with first order in the pizza, we arrive here and we saw that the buchetta is too little for pizza, so we cannot do it with the buchetta. so that was fun. it explodes in, like, in one month, and people come and ask — they call us and say, "the buchetta is open, when can we come, we can eat, we can drink, what we can do?" maybe the lockdown and the post—lockdown is important for the lo