populism and new popularity these fears for europe's future or dispelled in recent key national elections but no one told that to the italians tonight voters in italy with a message to the mainstream left no more bus to go off in berlin this is the day. momentum for the five star movement this election has been a trial until. we are a political force that represents an entire nation and i'm joining you but if you go that it will be by the voters have punished all the parties that have approved the country not to tell now come on nobody is she going to go to the g twenty in food or loans is to rebuild europe with men and women not with paragraphs in the bureaucracy this little girl she is trainee did you want to be the leftist knocked

up in their fancy living with out of touch that you know if you stick you with your shoulder i am and i will remain proudly populist because those who listen to the people are now carrying out the people's will level anything to get strong on immigration on family policy on the general economy in the italians have spoken clearly they want to center right government. also coming up at the oscars in los angeles a star studded show with the invisible man and the defiant woman she just asked to stand out and stand up and be counted. is amazing is there really be difference at these. we begin the day with europe's disappearing socialists tonight italy's material renzi resigned as head of the center left p.d.

party after dismal results in yesterday's national election the year where crisis and the unprecedented influx of migrants into europe have left many voters feeling abandoned by social democratic parties those parties who rebuilt europe and led governments for much of the last seventy years now across the continent voters have been migrating to the right last spring dutch voters gave the far right p.v. party of garrick builders thirteen percent in the national election the next test of the ballot box was in france there the socialists were humiliated in my will by crew on the candidate without a party became president and marine le pen's far right national front came in with just a little over thirteen percent last september voters right here in germany went to the ballot box and all mainstream parties lost support the weakest result ever for the s.p.d. the social democrats the far right alternative for germany the a.f.d. came in just shy of thirteen percent they are now the largest opposition party in

the parliament now these are not alarming numbers until you see what the italians did in their national election yesterday the far right parties earned a whopping thirty seven percent of the vote the anti-establishment five star movement received more votes than any other party are we about to see a far right party take power in europe my colleague a org spoke with italian political scientist professor giovanni or seen. all eyes on the five star movement of luigi di maggio could he form a coalition with the far right of material salvini because if you look at the money festivals they have quite a bit in common. that might be the case i'm not saying it is impossible but i don't think it is likely because it would be politically not clever and not wise for selena to enter a coalition as a junior partner with the five star movement salvini has been one of the winners of

this election and would like evil try and make the most of it so either a government which is the edge a man or a position and then maybe possibly becoming the strongest force of the italian rights in the next elections so for the five star movement has that they don't want a coalition at all they are anti establishment what if they would come together with the center left political parties in italy i think this is more likely than the previous option they will try to build a coalition of course on their own terms but they will try and get the most of this victory and form a government and the p.d.p. as the popular democratic go as been the major loser of these elections and that they have got problems of identity and that they might eventually agree. to entering into a coalition with a face a moment so that's an option once again not necessarily the case but it is not so

impossible i believe so quite a bit of horse trading to come where does this leave its really which is desperate for reforms these leaves easily into transition of its political system. and before adding reforms we need to find a new equilibrium in our political system each ali has been living out of the pos communists and the risk only for twenty years now the post communist party p d the last hair. is in a crisis briscoe needs a few. olds. changing their movement and league new forces on their ice so first of all we must to really restart the lies the political system and then with a new balance. may have the political strength to implement reforms thank you very much. face strong shift to the right in italy how does this fit into the

future of the european union and what about the new german grand coalition government so i'm joined tonight at the big table by our political correspondent kate brady and in brussels tonight our correspondent barbara to both of you welcome barb i'm going to start with you europe thought that it had the far right under control after the elections that we saw in the netherlands france and here in germany so what in the world happened in italy. you know we thought the worst was over that but that was just a miscalculation what can you say you win a few you lose a few and in italy the european union as a whole as an institution lost badly italy has been really in the doldrums for years and years there was stagnation if you look at economic growth they're really down in the european league the unemployment is consistently high around ten percent and point talian voters there was just nothing on the arise nothing that

promised anything that things would get better and they lost completely trust in the institutions in parties in state in and of course in europe and so this is what we see we see the result that is seen from the u.s. prospective medium maybe even a large disaster and that just could bring up sort of real political chaos in italy and sort of from there sort of going into europe. after a break italy will become the third largest economy in the european union i mean it's political power war is going to be growing and doesn't that make a shift to the right very problematic and disturbing for the you. there were pictures extremely disturbing no as through the political power of italy in europe it's been all those sort of like in the second row because it has never really punched its own weight it's always been like a ship in a convoy and i further down further down the row and it canonically it's of course

the third biggest economy only on paper because if you look at the picture behind that it is truly frightening it's a budget deficit stands at two point two trillion trillion euros and the banking non-performing loans the bad loans in the italian banks standard are on sixty five billion euros so all this means that italy in a way is too big to fail seen from the european perspective and it is much too big to be saved so if things go bad there the euro will sort of implode it's a very negative and it's a very frightening picture you've been covering the german a what she. speedy vote in favor of another coalition government was merkel's conservative has there been any reaction from the chancellor to the results in italy or even to the resignation

of mr renzi oh we haven't heard from angle of michael herself yet but the government spokesman stephan side that he spoke earlier today saying that the german government wished italy good luck in forming a new government and it wouldn't take as long as it did hair in germany that was almost six months it was interesting though that he said that he wished italy could look to form a stable government not only for the benefit of italy but also for the benefit of the e.u. so of course this is something that angela merkel is going to be watching very closely the building of this italian government especially when it comes to matteo so vini the leader of the annoyed and of course she there is that concern that if he was at the helm of italy that this could. well for her plans with french president. as they try to push through these reforms if they've got every the storms you are skeptic to deal with in italy it's a very good point today the french president he was asked for his reaction to the

italian results i feel your pain is what we could hear from mr take a listen. not i notice that in today's world we can defend beautiful ideas. but we cannot do it by putting aside the brutality of the context things it did italy today suffered from the pressure that has been building up for months and months now in the context of the migration crisis we have to bear that in mind you know we left france to keep defending an ambitious europe that protects people which i have defended since i was elected as a explained during my speech in france strategy last september these principles will guide friend's ex and together with its promise. in the coming years. so that mr barber let me ask you what is the french president trying to do here i

mean if he can find common ground with donald trump successfully can he do the same with the far right to tell you government. that's pretty much impossible because donald trump is far away i mean can sort of give him a lovely military parade and trump is happy but it's impossible to make manteo salvini the the leader of the league are not happy in europe because if you listen to the economists round salvini i mean they're talking about leaving the euro and that would be immediate bankruptcy off the italian state i mean that would be the biggest national bankruptcy in years and decades probably ever internationally all this is just stuff that you can't even consider it's so bad and it looks like so he just have to has to hope mccraw has to hope that together was on the americans he can sort of dent down the worst aspects of all this first we have to wait of course what emerges in italy we might end up was

a caretaker government for months maybe even a year and then have new elections so all this we don't know yet but it gives you a headache and it can really cause bad dreams bedrooms and i got to tell you it sounds like the situation with politics here in germany we know it's a dismal future for the social democrats and italy what about here in germany will they survive another coalition with the conservatives of i'm going to miracle we have this report. germany's conservative bloc says enough waiting around let's get to work and the chancellor got the ball rolling this morning. it is good and important for things to get started in a few days since with our coalition agreement we basically have a full book of orders and tasks to execute namely with a view to the people in germany who are rightfully waiting for a government that's able to act like. the c.d.u. already introduced its team of ministers more than

a week ago now bavarian sister party the c s u has followed suit. gets to stay on as development minister he's known for being a team player c.s.u. chief. will be the next interior minister and transport minister both sent to enjoy the political rough and tumble. but the social democrats have yet to announce their cabinet ministers their biggest problem what to do about popular foreign minister. who is highly controversial among his own party members. so far the s.p.d. has revealed very little. there are six ministers there will be three women and three men and there will be a few who are already ministers and a few newcomers. patience will likely be tested once again and probably not for the last time. i mean are these social democrats in germany or are they

condemned to a future of becoming insignificant when they all realise now in this profile crisis of social democrats has been facing for quite a few months now and the paseo the party leadership has promised that there will be a process of renewal and that will be really integrity to the party survival over the next. legislative term and said. that will mean obviously the s.p.d. the social democrats winning moving away from the center ground and a second question with regards to the f.t. the far right party the biggest opposition in parliament of course so now the exactly now that the social democrats have joined this grand coalition the leading opposition as well and this is a largely a symbolic role but it does come with some perks for this for the f.d.a. so now they'll be able to hold long speeches in the german parliament and they'll also be able to respond first to speeches given by chancellor angela merkel if

she's appointed chancellor in just a couple of weeks time so is likely that we'll see a much more heated debate in the now that we've already had a taste of that since the f.t. end of parliament in. let me ask you that mean if we are looking at the demise of social democracy across europe what is there going to mean for bread. and then what happens after a break we have to remind our viewers the social democrats they have been the prove the party used in europe they have always pushed this european project. they have always pushed this european project but we also have sort of the this center conservative party in europe which that makes for the biggest block still at the moment and they have been really the forests carrying those soul thing and sort of pushing it forwards but that if we look at italy also begin is beginning to crumble

what this means for breaks it breaks if negotiations will largely take place next year and the year after as long as and among them across are in power they can link arms and try to sort of hold things together and hold to the british side to to keep european regulations and to keep the e.u. in itself intact if really right wing populist italian government should come into power within this year then all bets are off then all this this whole scenario will have to be completely rewritten it really is something that at this time of the night i would hardly like to think about well i mean let me ask you i know you're not a betting woman barbara but if you were with jews would you say that italy we're looking at a long process of trying to create a government or are we looking at a far right minority government to tell. if minority government wouldn't

really have a long i mean you have to consider brant and that's maybe the consoling side of this the consolation in all of this that the everetts life span often telling governments throughout the last decades has been about a year and a half so maybe it's not all going to be that bad we probably will be looking at a very long period of the interim and caretaker government and then we don't know yet what will happen maybe it may be another round of elections so all this is very uncertain and if you look at the italian history you always fear the worst and then mostly doesn't come to pass that's spoken like a true meant was it positive thinking woman there. i'll bet i'll bet on that there will always bet on your barber there's your barber bases all in brussels about four hours in cape brady here at the big table to both of you thank you.

from politics now to hollywood although the two are increasingly difficult to separate the ninetieth annual academy awards in los angeles last night the big winner was a film that has not enjoyed the biggest of all the answers for oscars went to get more dittos fantastical cold war love story the shape of water but the evening belong to the women and the movement against sexual harassment which began six months ago. i the highlight of the oscars faded away and warren beatty handed out the coveted best picture award. the shape of i it was guillermo del toro second trip to the stage having earlier picked up the oscar for best director. del toro's fantasy romance a quirky love story between a mystery merman like creature and a cleaning lady was

a favorite throughout the awards season this. golden globe and the director's guild award before grabbing two oscars. best actor accolades went to gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour. old man had to endure up to five hours and make up every day during filming to complete his transformation to britain's storied wartime leader. the best actress oscar went to frances mcdormand for her role as a grieving mother in the comedic drama three billboards outside of being missouri mcdormand use the podium to make a stand for more diversity. if i may be so honored to have all the female nominees in every category stand with me in this room tonight the actors meryl if you do it everybody else will come on the filmmaker the producer that's

right through the city because the three thank you thank you. decide to. take a look around everybody in the program ladies and gentlemen because we are all had stories to tell and projects we need finance judging by the overwhelming support in the room many here hope the call is too loud for the hollywood studios to ignore. that's right and what a night it was. we understand too that that oscar that you just saw there has been stolen today that's full of entertainment journalist j.j. matthews in los angeles she's telling the story for us good evening to you k j i miss ask is are they have you heard anything about what happened with that oscar trophy being stolen yes that is the weirdest thing to happen i think i thought it nothing weird happened initially but then when i heard this story about what

a weird weird thing about it here's what happened frances mcdormand left the ossuaries in what white next door to the governor's ball which every oscar winner gets every single year to enjoy yourself apparently she put her oscar on the table while she was there begin to talk to people maybe got something to eat during that time a gentleman walked up rat the oscars and then start saying it was his oscar he it won it a lot of people working graduating in and the entire thing was caught on facebook live you can believe he had it for about two minutes he kept saying that to the kimmel party all these people were congratulating him asking him what category why didn't he said it was a producer in music and he said i finally got my ask me he was looking into the camera it was truly bizarre before security guards came over and grabbed the oscar back but he wasn't even arrested until some hours later when people realize who wells what he had gone and now my understanding is that he's still in jail he's being charged obviously with grand theft but that's truly bizarre it so they know

who he is and how in the why did he even get to the governor's ball that's a very very very bizarre story let's talk a little bit about the what happened last night with the shape of water he was the big winner but it is not a film that has been released all over the u.s. and when you compare that to a film like the post with tom hanks and meryl streep which has been released nationwide it won no word so what does that tell us about what the academy is thinking. well you know this is really up a debate that happens every year in hollywood there are the films that are much more aren't seeing creative that maybe fewer people see and you know the blockbusters that everyone sees and a lot of people always feel like the films that the critics love that are a little bit more artsy creative really aren't what middle america loves and embraces and they may not be the blockbusters so there's this if i think happens

all the time but you can argue that he water was beautifully written beautifully executed even though it may not have been released why did every single theater in america know like you argue that it wasn't want you to glee executed. and it was the night of a defiant woman in the night of an invisible man that's how i described it earlier maybe i should have said it was the night of the invisible male jenna tell you take a look what. i ask for is the most beloved and respected man in hollywood and there's a very good reason why just look at. keep his hands where you can see them. never says a rude word and most importantly no pianists at all. here's how clueless hollywood is about women we made a movie called what women want and it started mel gibson. of the ok you know you have to laugh they are just average level of physical to strike at the right tone

there last night but we've got about what like a minute mitt behalf what about the men in the room and the men in the business i mean i said it was the night of the invisible man is that what's happening. you know i think they wanted it to be really about woman obviously frances mcdormand pretty much stole the oscars when she asked all the women to stand on their feet who'd been nominated and urged hollywood especially probably let me and those in power to hire them and to fund their projects and so you saw a lot more women presenting awards you saw a lot more women getting great speeches when they won some allison janney too obviously frances mcdormand and you saw women on the red carpet discussing that we never were there but i really loved the way jimmy kimmel set the tone of the first ten or eleven minutes it was monologue where he basically he talked about are the ones that he talked about up inequity he talked about sexual harassment he attacked all of that what really set the tone and so everybody kind of was allowed to just

relax and be themselves and not have to have this time's up in the media hanging over every single thing that was said and done at the oscars and i really think he struck the white cord. journalist. as with the latest and the after party news as well as an interesting crime story from also angeles tonight k.j. as always thank you very much. thank you. for the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or write to me off t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag today and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow lives another day and don't set your oscar troisi down where you can see you will see the board.

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