on locarno as piazzi grandet the festival audience welcomes italian film director paul ottavi yani he and his brother vittorio who died in april produced over fifty films together now they are being honored for lifetime achievement. it's a moving moment for paolo who is eighty six beneath city. so it was such a beautiful scene so many people watching me and everyone wanted to hear me say something super massive they played a major role in in italian cinema and in the national cinema but also they left a very. important memory here on this very. their first film st michael had a rooster screened here in one thousand nine hundred seventy two it's an adaptation of a short story by leo tolstoy. ten years later the night of the shooting stars was also screened here fittingly for the film in the open air at night the tough ianni brothers became fans of the cinema as children they would sneak into the movies instead of going to school see you in my film as a force you can reel who you really are and what you're experiencing that was a revelation to us so we said we have to make movies on the

what yanis varoufakis has all this said meant that greece could not chart its path because it was tiedo the euro. you cannot devalue if you are in the euro. he is saying the greek government should be preparing to ditch the euro a news the currency they had previously. his issue was also the strict conditions attached to the bailout money on the part of the international monetary fund and the central bank and the likes of angela merkel and others. which is way when you contrast that with the german party, 0laf scholz, they see what happened in greece as a success. there is a huge contrast in terms of how it is the trade. germany saying we saved greece and the euro by extension. an interesting take on that story and we have more on that on our website. let's move on to something not necessarily... it is sort of linked to a degree because of course brexit, the uk choice to leave the european union, has lots of ramifications and afford, the car manufacturer, saying they have lost a lot of money in european operations in the last year and we believe it is because of brexit. £60 million los

it seems like paul ottavi yani could soon be back with another new film here on the car knows grundy. moving on now to a brief look at other news on the culture scene including a long overdue renovation for germany's fairytale castle that last headbangers are out of luck for next year's heavy metal festival in northern germany here's why coming up in today's express. next year's fuckin open air heavy metal festival its thirtieth anniversary has already sold out to seventy five thousand tickets were gone within four days of going on sale a ticket to the three day festival costs two hundred twenty euros this year's box and ended on sunday under a blazing hot sky of a can opener a festival is held every year in a village in northern germany fans are hoping there will be a very special lineup for the anniversary event. for the first time in over one hundred thirty years noise funch time capsule in bavaria is undergoing major refer fishman's the tourist attraction will remain open during the renovations which will cost some twenty million euros about one and a half million people visit the

yani. in front of the. gadhafi is right hand man disallow angelou definitive beirut during the civil war though he never met. the first meeting between the him and gadhafi occurred in one thousand nine hundred seventy five. according to a such as son it was not amicable. some survey never well we can't remember what. shape. between one nine hundred seventy six and one nine hundred seventy seven a start of intensified his efforts to end the lebanese war. many lebanese admired his courage and charisma but the found it difficult to mediate in a country so divided. in march nine hundred seventy eight israel invaded south lebanon under the pretext of crushing the p.l.o. . being.

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the marandi bridge insists its maintenance checks were up to date back on the outskirts agenda much yani says regular maintenance work is also being done here but for him that's now another reason to warry. but it doesn't factor that there's so much maintenance means it's not really necessary after so many years fifty sixty seventy years maybe we have to consider building a new bridge. experts say the safety of infrastructure across the country must be reviewed in many cases they maintenance work will only delay the inevitable the emergence of more bridges not fit for purpose. we have some sports now and spanish football is coming to north america league is organizing body says it plans to hold regular season games in the united states and canada the league assigned a fifteen year deal with a multinational media group to promote football by bringing teams like real madrid and barcelona to play games across the atlantic there is no word yet on when the first match will happen but there is word from the spanish football players association which is highly critical of the plan. well just as

and i'm about to start a yani i would like to see our cases not drag on and i hope that the local authorities will be able to handle our problems concerning our patrick to our home countries. but this one person is being killed and fifty five injured in a major explosion near bologna airport in italy images captured by passers by show a situation of chaos the incident occurred around lunch time after a gas tanker was involved in a traffic accident and burst into flames as you can see here on a busy highway police have closed off the area while firefighters are still trying to bring the situation under control of course we'll stay across the story and bring you any updates as we get from. you watching r.t. we're going to take a quick break now we'll be back though intimidates. you know world big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the tru

yani says he was infuriated by the mayor‘s hostility to trump when he says he doesn‘t speakfor the to, a great ally to the uk, at such an important time of brexit and everything, i don‘t think they should be subjected to that. i think they should be afforded a certain level of respect. you also say one of the things you stand for is freedom of speech and freedom of protest. yes, but the whole point of its... i don‘t think this would have been allowed for barack obama, for example. i think it is selective free speech, and that is what i‘m against. crowdfunding has raised nearly £60,000. this time started off as about freedom of expression. it has the merchandise makes clear, it has now become a campaign about knife crime and getting rid of the mayor, from a protest he doesn‘t live in london. i don't think you have to vote in london to recognise knife crime in london. at the happens in london, it transfers throughout the rest of the uk. so it does need to be stopped. he has drawn approval and social media from figures like katie hopkins, but denies his motivation is primarily political

deescalation training instead they're often receiving warrior training as we saw in the case of iran a mole yanis who was a police officer who shot and killed for a land ok still in july of two thousand and sixteen so we need to see a paradigm shift moving more moving towards a greater levels of accountability mckim alevi pounds in minneapolis thank you for joining us again here on the big picture right now cyber criminals are planning what you're hearing called the a.t.m. cash out how they plan to take your cash out and to lure new school year scams to be aware of next this is the big picture on our two america. the it. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer and it means to live the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to hasn't been that we want even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death

the one error the president made was not putting jewel yani or chris christie in that position.dn't require sessions to make a loyalty pledge. now that he likely wants to get rid of him he's facing withering criticism? that's a horrific double standard. eric: his loyalty pledge is to the tenets of the office and carrying on for the government of the united states, not the president as a personal being. you do point out one thing and i wanted to know what changed. here is lindsey graham saying it would be holy hell if the president replaced him, then doing a 180 and opening up the door to that possibility. >> there will be no confirmation hearing for a new attorney general in 2017. if jeff sessions is fired there will be holy hell to pay. >> every president needs to have an attorney general he has confidence in. these are not lifetime appointments. eric: what changed? >> i don't know what changed. but the body of knowledge of what jeff sessions has done has slowly changed. it takes a while to form certain opinions and have those opinions change. there are enough senators who evol

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with huge efforts and european solidarity you seized the day.‘ here is a different view, from yanis vathird bailout was agreed in august 2015. if we had emerged with our independence financially it would be fantastic news. but it didn‘t. we have moved from the third bailout to the fourth bailout and the eu decided not to call it a bailout. but we are still a colony. you have a quadruple ba n kru ptcy still a colony. you have a quadruple bankruptcy in greece. we have banks that are insolvents. 52% of our loa ns a re that are insolvents. 52% of our loans are not performing. 52%. no bank can be thought of as solvent. we have insolvent companies and insolve nts we have insolvent companies and insolvents families. everybody owes to everybody else and no one can pgy- to everybody else and no one can pay. that has been the situation since 20 ten. all that has been happening is that the european creditors and the international monetary fund are extending the ba n kru ptcy monetary fund are extending the ba nkru ptcy of monetary fund are extending the bankruptcy of the future by means of more l

yanis varoufakis was the greek finance minister in 2015.since nothing would change. we haven't paid back a single penny. what has happened is this is what the european does when it wants to fudge and present a major defeat as a triumphant glorious victory. they extend and pretend, so they extended the repayments of the greek loans. it's a bit like a friend of yours not being able to repay their mortgage and the bank saying 0k, not being able to repay their mortgage and the bank saying ok, for the next ten years don't give us any money but after that you will give all of the money back with interest that will become pounded over the decade. that will not end well because when the repayments start hitting they will be unbearable. so greece has bankruptcy has been pushed into the future. no serious investment will take any of these pronouncements of the end of our financial woes seriously. there will be no investment, just speculation and the result is we are using 50,000 young men and women every month to immigration. the economy is shrinking

and then his art scene is also fresh five grand and confident designers like you yanis give their work a uniquely politic touch their ideas reflect nature's influence patterns with drops of water and waves i was traveling or on baltic sea and i was trying to find out what is really baltic. and i think yes the lakes and moves it's truly baltic. even with modernization picking up the pace the song festival is a celebration of tradition. the. way me as a young old nation with something to celebrate on its centenary have happened. well quite some celebration there like that choir there yeah they have a great tradition of music and particularly singing in old the baltic states actually scenes i mean speaking to people from lithuania that everybody sing. the song festival which we saw as the main control event it's held every year is every year now since two thousand and it's actually now a unesco intangible cultural heritage as they are and let's hear that huge choir again just for a few seconds. and it is a country that has this. history of being all comprised always proud almost which tra

then yes i'd seen this also fresh five grand and confident designers like you yanis give their work a uniquely politic touch their ideas reflect nature's influence patterns with drops of water and waves i was traveling or on baltic sea and the most trying to find out what is really baltic. i think yes the lakes and moods it's truly baltic. even with modernization picking up the pace the song festival is a celebration of tradition. it's a way as a young old nation with something to celebrate on its centenary. and you can just see this as. it's quite a choir is that yeah i mean they have all the baltic states is a big music tradition especially a singing want to if you speak to people from lithuania you're fine that they say everybody sings and that that festival we saw happens every four years and it's the main cultural event you know it's the sort of musical lympics for them and in two thousand and eight that she was actually made a unesco intangible cultural heritage search protected by unesco let's just hear some more of those massed singing for her. is a country that has despite it

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the nikkei is rising for the first session in five for the yanis laquon are they study paired currenciesre as of late. it is the weakest level since december against the greenback. we are seeing losses for other currencies. i want to check in on some stock movers as well putting earnings an update on the radar you. you have qb next jump in tokyo after it announced plans to raise prices. the company offers excellent hair salon services. in sydney, cochlear citing the most in three years. the maker of your implants of mr. target a missed estimates. domino's pizza, getting burned in australia. falling over 12%. this after the earnings forecast is pointed. plateauing demand for iphones hurt second-quarter profits. apple's leading supplier reported a 2% drop. the stick until of this with bloomberg opinion call list 10 in taipei. to a degree is the iphone really to blame year? easy clicheh a nice to keep blaming the iphone if you chime in misses its estimates but in this case, it is just not true. the recently could say this is because if we look at the top line, you're on year in the second q

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