we have more from rome. >> italy has called for a nato led military campaign in libya backed by italy to stop the advance of isil in the country after they feel they were directly threatened by the fighters. in a video posted sunday by isil in which they showed the beheading of 21 christians from egypt, isil fighters said they were just south of rome, something italy saw as a direct threat to them. the interior minister said there was no time to waste and that nato with the backing of italy should intervene militarily in the country. now the fear is that isil will continue to advance all the way to the coast of libya where they could take control of the human trafficking business there and infiltrate isil fighters among the hundreds of thousands of migrants that reach the coast of italy every year. the interior minister said until now, the situation is under control, but there was an episode sunday that showed the escalation there is growing, as well. it's raising, as well. one of the boats carrying the may go grants was cited by a speed boat where men with kalashnikovs told them to t

italy has also been calling for u.n. intervention in libya. italy is separated from libya by a narrow strip of the mediterranean sea trying to reach it by boat and we have more from rome. >>> nato led military campaign backed by italy to stop i.s.i.l. in the country after they feel they were directly threatened by the fighters. now in a video posted on sunday by i.s.i.l. in which they showed the beheading of 21 coptic christians from egypt i.s.i.l. fighters said they were just south of rome something that italy says it's a direct threat to them. interior minister said there is no time to waste and should intervene in the country. now the fear is that i.s.i.l. will continue to advance all the way to the coast of libya where they could take control of the human trafficking business there and infiltrate i.s.i.l. fighters among the hundreds of thousands of migrants that reach the coast of italy every year and interior minister said until now it was under control but there was an episode on sunday that showed the escalation there is growing as well

but coming up, one year in office for italy's premier. has he followed up on promises to reform the country? we take a closer look at that question. >> and, europe struggles to cope with a surge of migrants and asasylum-seekers. the island of lampedusa is example number one. more coming up, after a short break. please stay with us. >> welcome back. with greece's future in the eurozone unclear, leaders from across europe are reaching out to athens to find groundwork for an agreement. >> one of the leaders is italy's matteo renzi. he has been some pathetic to greece, partly because his country is facing serious economic woes of its own. >> renzi swept into office last february, vowing to transform italy's floundering economy and tackle corruption. now his message has changed. >> matteo renzi! >> when italy's prime minister took office exactly one year ago, he left no doubt that he intended to shake things up. but even -- not even 40 years old, he called himself "the scrapper," and vowed one report -- reform a month. fulfilling that pledge h

isil made a direct threat to italy in its latest video. the country separated from libya by a narrow strip of the mediterranean has now evacuated its embassy there and calling for u.n. intervention. >> while the tripoli based parliament condemned the airstrikes, said this: >> if there were any terrorist groups on the egyptian side and we were ail to hit them, we wouldn't hesitate to fight them. groups that commit such crimes, borders aren't going to be an issue. >> in its latest video isil has made a direct threat against italy, prompting rome to evacuate its embassy in tripoli. and it is boat ride from libya and thousands of people flee violence across the mediterranean, try to reach europe through libya. sunday, 2,000 were rescued many end up on the tiny italian island of lampedusa. >> italy has called for a nato led military campaign to stop the advance of isil in the country, after they feel they were directly threatened by the fighters. in a video posted sunday on isil in which they showed the beheading of 21 catholic christians from

and italy and france and the u.k. had great involvement in libya in 2011 helping with the revolution, and help defeat the 42-year dictatorship of gadhafi, but we're not engaged in libya. that's a problem. we need to help the elected government of libya with the security side of its effort to secure libya meaning training forces. that means providing guidance to forces providing weapons, and we have to do air strikes again. we need to confront isis and the islamic fanatics in libya before they become stronger. >> back to you, jamie, because one of the things david talked about, talking about failed states, obviously, libya, but there's new leadership in italy as well you know untested leader there, and the threat isis threat to conquer rome it seems that it's backfired a little bit because of this tweets tweeting campaign italians taking to twitter to respond in this way. one says tomorrow isis strike of public transport, well good luck. another one here you're a couple thousand years too late. you know we talk about h

>> why you can take the grandma out of italy but can't take italy out of grandma. >>> my name is alicia pennington and i am a u.s. citizen by birth. >> this video has exploded over the internet. already over half a million views in a couple days. this is 19-year-old alicia pennington and she posted this video saying she needs help. >> i was born at home and my parents neglected to file a birth certificate or record of any kind and never got me a social security number. i was home schooled my entire life. i have no school records. i've also never been to the hospital so i have no medical records. this leaves me with nothing to prove my identity or citizenship. >> she can't vote she can't get a job, can't drive, can't get on a plane, can't go to college, can't open a bank account. >> i have contacted the bureau of vital certificate and there is no record of my birth. i wrote to the judge in the county i was born and requested for a delayed birth certificate to be filed. he refused my documents because they were insufficient proof but that's all the proof i have. >> never speak to my paren

it was dramatically off the coast in italy. so captain francisco schettino has been found guilty of capsize capsizing. we'll have more on that later in the program. >>> now, the u.n. fierce as many as 300 migrants have died while trying to cross rough and freezing waters in rubber boats. it comes after a small group of migrants was plucked from the sea and taken to the island of lampedusa. >> reporter: in high seas and plummeting temperatures, two migrants are spotted clinging to a dingy. many more people are missing. the agency says 300 more people are feared dead. >> it's quite surprising to us that the e.u. cannot respond with a stronger solidarity with a stronger humanity, and with a stronger strategy to that. >> at least four vessels are thought to have left the coast of libya over the weekend. 29 migrants died of hyperthermia after being rescued in wintery conditions. they were among 105 people picked up by the italian coast guard trying to reach italy. in the last year more than 3,000 people have lost their lives attempt

let me turn now to the issue of italy. italy on heightened alert. they're very close to libya, but this certainly shows how disturbing the news is in italy about what happened in libya with those christians. >> well, i think that it's just a matter of time before the isis threat spreads across europe and to the united states. italy has been comparatively lucky in escaping terrorist attacks in the past few years but obviously with rome the center of the catholic church, they've already been singled out as a potential target by isis leaders and the other terrorists know it well. in particular italy's long historical connection with libya, really gives isis any number of opportunities to move freely inside italy from the north to the south. and i do think that it's entirely feasible for isis to try and take advantage of the refugee flows to insert terrorists among what may be legitimate refugees. this is a tactic that people have used for a long time. wouldn't surprise me if they used it here. >> with 30 seconds we have left, it's also notable that pro

but coming up, one year in office for italy's premier. has he followed up on promises to reform the country? we take a closer look at that question. >> and, europe struggles to cope with a surge of migrants and asylum-seekers. the island of lampedusa is example number one. more coming up, after a short break. please stay with us. >> welcome back. with greece's future in the eurozone unclear, leaders from across europe are reaching out to athens to find groundwork for an agreement. >> one of the leaders is italy's matteo renzi. he has been some pathetic to greece, partly because his country is facing serious economic woes of its own. >> renzi swept into office last february, vowing to transform italy's floundering economy and tackle corruption. now his message has changed. >> matteo renzi! >> when italy's prime minister took office exactly one year ago, he left no doubt that he intended to shake things up. but even -- not even 40 years old, he called himself "the scrapper," and vowed one report -- reform a month. fulfilling that pledge has

yesterday, the new president of italy called for a stronger fight against mafia corruption. that story, again, the new president of italy is missing. [ laughter ] they don't know where he is. they don't know where he is. [ cheers and applause ] kim kardashian did a q&a yesterday, guys.

italy evacuated its -- in libya, and italy where the vatan sits has -- vatican sits has escaped the terror attacks. some say that isis may be more interested in fighting the other competing militant groups fighting in libya than trying to cross the sea and attack italian interests but one isis supporter has encouraged recruits-lz%#bo get to libya quickly and take advantage of all the loose weapons, the shoulder-fired missiles that disappeared after the gadhafi regime fell. finally, again neil,7çó/x1+mçwkiçzçkoçq italy while it's concerned about all of this and the proximity of sissies, is saying it won't support any military action unless it's under the pause si sees of the united nation. >> nice to see european -- the surge of refugees from syria right here. this could be isis' ticket to get here if they're not already here. peter, what's the fear now, we have opened the door? >> well, of course, it would be easier for them to radicalize somebody already in place. these refugees have to prove that they are persecuted, which shouldn't be too hard coming out of syria. they tea to talk

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after 40 years of negative gdp, italy will have growth in gdp. italy is export-oriented. now, we are seeing clear signals of recovery in our country. it is growth by definition. it is the oil price [indiscernible] all of the engines for growth will allow italy to become the real surprise for europe. in any case, you can have some volatile position for us but you could have an engine for growth. we are ready to work not only on wealth management, but also on growth and provision. so i'm very positive. >> i don't know if italy will be one of the best countries. i was looking at the numbers -- [indiscernible] >> i'm really proud to be italian. other countries are presumed to be better than italy. >> give me a sense of how concerned you are about a lehman-like affect if greece were to have a referendum on europe but especially the banking system? this transmission system is working better than it used to. how concerned are you that this will spill over? >> the point of lehman is based on leverage that was really the weak point of the international banks, and it remains the we

is that just propaganda or is italy to the country taking this seriously? >> well, it's an obvious propaganda element that's not lost, as policymakers, we are aware of it. at the same time, it is clear that isis has taken over a large part of the coastline in libya, and as you said that's very close to italy. that's very close to a lot of ships where the military or commercial ships line that area. so we're taking it very, very searsly, and we have scene a massive deployment on the italian shores and the. >> the -- 4,800 soldiers on the streets throughout the country and specifically 500 soldiers will be deployed in rome around the highly popular tourist sites. let me ask you this lorenzo, i know that you see three scary scenarios with regard to isis, the first one being that there could be some kind of a maritime attack. what do you mean? >> well this is a scenario where ethey are taking into consideration as possible scenarios by authorities, one is indeed the fact that isis will basically attack the italian navy in the mediterranean. we do see on a daily

italy has a very different situation than greece. and therefore, i think it's very difficult to say that this is not on the table. what we like to point out is growth would be the best way to deal with that. and so far we don't see enough reforms to create growth. >> okay. and you're staying with us. >> get involved! get your questions through if you have any or comments. you can find us on twitter. and you can find our personal ones on screen. we want to hear from you and what you have to say about greece and the ongoing negotiations. >> yeah. precisely. >>> in other news hsbc admitted to failings at the swiss subsidiary after media reports that the swiss banking arm helped wealthy customers avoid taxes and hide millions of dollars of assets. responding to the agencies they said they acknowledged and, quote, accountable for past compliance and control failures. >>> the justice department reportedly examining certain currency-linked investments. the ft said the investigators are whether the bank sold so-called structure profits. they

. >> the italian navy has announced that it will start military exercises between libya and italy in which a number of vessels will test antiwar ships technology. it is pressing that that is just a regular test. the last time they have done something like that was in 2013 but of course the timing of this exercise is particularly sensitive if you consider the political instability as it's seen as a threat to national security. the direct threats that isis has put forward against italy and the vatican, for instance, threatening to this guy's their fighters, and their fighters among the many migrants that arrive in italy every year. also there is concern that the political instability in libya affects economic interests between libya and italy. some observers think that the presence of those ships during the military exercises between libya and italy could be a shore for us, flexing their muscles and also try to defend the gulfstream the pipelines that transports crude from libya to italy, but the navy said this is just an exercise. >> greece will not be looking for a third economic bai

starts from libya, transports crude from libya into italy, it's under water, of course. the observers here are seeing the presence of ships there as a flexing muscle. it's a show that potentially has a way to defend that pipeline and the economic interests between italy and libya from sabotage and attacks. >> a lot of people may have heard of the italian operation. it costs a great deal of money, saving many lives, it's replaced because of the expense in many's minds because of a europe wide obligation, is this an indication that what they did before was more effective. >> in a way you can read it that way as well. throughout 2014 that was a search and rescue operation through which italian warships were deployed coast to the coast of libya, picking up 170,000 migrants throughout the year. that has been replaced as you said by tritan run by the border agency projects. it's a border. controlled operation. ships can't go further away than 30 meals from the italian coast. in a way it could be read as italy saying it's not working, because since the start of rear despite the

. >>> floods are causing serious problems in italy, and southern europe. our meteorologist jonathan oh is here with the details. jonathan? >> hello, gene yes. we are keeping an eye out on the series of low pressure systems that continue to roll in to southern europe. what typically happens is we have the jet stream that usually serves as a train track to move these things along. we actually have one that's going to be dipping really far down. and then coming back up. that's a trough set up when you have a jet stream moving toward the north. that pulls in all that warm air from the south, clashes with the cold air from the north and that's where we're going to see those heavy rainfall. we talked about heavy rainfall for italy and for the balkan peninsula for the past few weeks. i want to take you over into italy where we are seeing some more problems alone the eastern side of the country. and you can see just right here in this video, because of the high water level, the adriatic sea because of the rain falling, 18% of venice's historic center was flooded s

should italy be afraid because italy also approached the united nations for help. >> italy and libya have a lot of history when you go back over 100 years. we know isis has designs on the former caliphate, which includes a good portion of italy and it was directed at the europeans, italy in particular. >> thank you. i appreciate your insight. >>> we're learning now plans about the plan to rescue kayla mueller. she was killed by isis. her syrian boyfriend says he tried to free the imprisoned american by pretending to be her husband. how he believed mueller's captors would free her if they believed they were married. instead of going along with the ruse mueller denied she was married and remained in isis custody. the attempt was made solely by mueller's boyfriend without the backing of any government. he believes she didn't say they were married to save him so isis wouldn't take him into captivity as well. >>> now to the "newsroom," seriously, this snow thing is getting old. ryan young is in boston. good morning. >> good morning. who are you telling snow snow and snow? now the freezing

italy in early 43 changes sides and the oss is out of the box and dynamic thinkers. they say why not take these assets and bring them into the fold? that's exactly what they did with an element called san marco battalion. and these men, taylor was initially part of organizing and but also negotiating this they conduct special operations missions behind the lines and they conduct these missions by gathering intelligence as well. it's fascinating, they capture high-value targets to conduct some assassinations, and one of the greatest coups was that italy at the time was made up of belt of german fortifications. they captured or the action brought back an italian engineer that had designed the gothic line, and then you every single bunker, machine gun nests, mortar position our artillery position and consider. they brought the engineer back with all the plans and this led to one of the breakthroughs that the british army had in that sector. but they conducted countless missions, blowing up trains and railroad tracks, et cetera. all of these things are sort of happening

italy, just in the green. a lot to talk about. oriole after the break. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." we are seeing volatility and the oil market. joining me now is caroline hyde. a strike. what is going on? >> we have a nine sites that are striking, 10% of all of the fuel produced in the united states area it is driving the price of gasoline and diesel higher because people are worried about production slowing. this glut of oil we are seeing a largely in the united states from show production all of this excess oil with a nowhere to go. where is it going to go? oil prices falling in terms of the wti contract. mixed reaction in terms of pricing. this is 10% of production being affected in the u.s. it could get as high as 64% if we do see all of the united steelworkers union refineries the terminals, the pipelines, if they all get hit by this strike action, we could see 64% hit. it looks like more strikes could be called. more refineries are thinking about standing up and taking this position because they are not getting anywhere in

having what i would call a trojan horse already in italy. italy, right now, has been reduced. they only have approximately 5000 capable soldiers right now. we need to consider what is happening to our own country and military. >> they would use a legal immigration coming from libya. they would use that to basically smuggle themselves in and create chaos. >> italy has had a long historic connection. there is a lot of movement back and forth between the two countries. while the rest of europe is focused on russia as the big threat italy is very concerned about what is going on to their south, which is preferring to isis in libya. melissa: we have seen them. obviously, they went after christianity in particular. they also made threats against the vatican. is this what you think they will win over? >> of course. for them to be able to attack, that would be the golden calf, to go after rome. they would be able to calm her christianity as a whole. could you imagine the pope being taken hostage? the prime minister has rad -- melissa: who penned the united states and the europeans who

he said we can't accept the idea that there is an active terrorist threat only a few hours from italy by boat. in the eastern city of bengahzi, former general haftar and his forces have been fighting supporters was libyan dawn. haftar supports another parliament based in the city of tibruk. one of his field commanders said that they would soon retake substantial parts of bengahzi. >> we're currently in the special forces barracks. that's the traffic light here. we hope in the next few hours to liberate it as we hope and pray. >> but haftar's men have made such statements before, and for now the fighting among the many armed groups in libya continues. dominick kane, al jazeera. >> hundreds more migrants have been rescued from over crowded boats headed to italy from north africa. two commercial ships arrived after an early morning distress call. some have been taken to the italian island of lampedusa. others to sicily. an estimated 300 migrants were drowned in stormy seas earlier this week trying to reach italy from north africa. >>> red roses symbolizing love are the traditional way to

but on the other hand, the situation in italy, if i got you write, the situation in italy is getting much better already. italy is on the way to change something. we just saw the german finance minister in the bundestag saying that italy is one of the countries which are really starting to do reforms. such has been done by ireland and even portugal. portugal is talking to the imf to repay their loans which is a good sign. it shows that it is possible but it is necessary to make reforms. the only country in europe which is not on this path yet is greece. i hope they are going to do it. francine: michael, it is interesting to hear you say a couple optimistic outlooks for the eurozone when certain countries are trying to push reforms. i'm trying to get from you a sense of how you are seeing the bond market. germany is negative yield, for example on the 10-year. is this normal? we hadn't predicted that a negative yield could happen six months ago. >> that is something which has never been the case. for the german government, it is easy because they are making money out of borrowing money

italy and france, some 70 years ago today. and for showing the way for today's special operations forces. gentlemen, the living members of the first special force you should be proud of not only what you accomplished on the battlefield but also for the foundation and ground work that you laid in order to shape our modern day special operations forces and for the close and professional relationship that ties our two countryies together today. rest assured that your legacy lives on in your special pray operators. without your service and sacrifice, it is sure that some of us may not have the luxury and prosperity that we enjoy today. thank you one against for this opportunity to be here and thank you again to the pioneers and patriots of the first special service force. both of our countries and their citizens owe you a boundless debt of gratitude. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the canadian minister of veteran affairs, the honorable aaron o'toole. [applause] >> mr. speaker, congressional leaders, distinguished g

these two gentlemen, they have a lot to talk about, but i'm wondering what kind of support italy can offer greece right now? >> the italian prime minister made it clear today that he was throwing his weight behind his bid to find some way out of greece cost that crisis. he took the opportunity here in rome to say he was looking for a solution and would accept alternatives that greece has thown out recently. it is another reassuring signal from the greeks that they are not going to play hardball and would be prepared to meet their creditors on middle ground. it was also stressed that there is a need to play by the rules. what he was referring to there was a possible greek temptation to open the floodgates on spending and reverse all austerity policies in greece. in this sense, he is offering himself as a broker who can support the greeks and put in some wise words on behalf of europe. italian officials are saying greece owes us 40 billion euros so we're not going to stand by and let all of those debts be forgotten. >> you mentioned the cautionary position right now because italy has i

to the island of lampedusa off the coast of italy. more than 2,000 rescued migrants have been taken. claudio lavanga reports. >> a boat through of migrants finally brought to the safety of italy after a perilous journey through stormy seas. more than 2,000 people many from subsaharan africa left on 12 boats on sunday. as the italian coast guard attempted to mount a rescue a group of men armed with kalashnikovs threatened them, ordering them otake the migrants and leaving the boats behind. a new warring tactic, unprecedented number of migrants attempt to make the journey to europe on rickety boats in the winter season. thousands have lost their lives trying. italian authorities have warned that as many as 200,000 migrants are in libya ready to set sail for europe. more than 170,000 who were rescued during 2014 a four fold increase on previous years. with this new wave of violence in libya there are fears that even more people will attempt to escape. fighters will try to reach italy and europe disguised as migrants. something italian au

with your own problems or let italy resolve? >> i do not seriously inc. they think this for you it is clear that italy has the capacity to generate surplus that greece has improving yet. >> do you think is the chance they will look a greece's list of how they will appease for this cointreau montebello out and reject it? -- 4 montebello out and reject it? >> all of their hopes. and so it has to be a compromise was again. compromise after compromise, it is weakening the position of both. if by the way it is rejected, it will be an extraordinary euro meeting on tuesday which will mean the second meeting in 4 days and this is going to be kind of deadly. probably, there will be more pragmatism. it might not be disclosed. you can have some kind of arrangement and would probably -- >> what varoufakis has called, the only minister that the -- >> quite interesting. >> a hell of a card. >> yeah, but this is a more complicated than the basis of all of this, we should not forget that there is a -- in respect to the european spirit of the sp

criminals who are battling for control of italy. that concern was reiterated by the foreign minister in italy today. in italy today, a warning from the foreign minister. of a quote, evident risk of isis joining with the italian militia. the country alarmed about isis on its shores just a short boat ride from the beach where this heinous video warning the country was filmed by isis last week. >> we will conquer rome. >> reporter: the latest propaganda effort coming with concerns of a terrorist sweep across europe. police have now released these pictures of al husein his face covered in a dark cloth. he went on to skill security guard dan uzan in front of a synagogue. seen here in a boxing video from 2013 he used an m-95 rifle like this as one of his weapons. police say it was a military weapon reported missing following a home robbery. authorities believe it was here as an inmate in prison where he became radicalized. >> definitely is a concern that we have. we are actually aware of this in the danish prison service. >> reporter: the

david: italy is not that big? number one. italy and spain are pretty big. >> they're not that big. number two, this information is already embedded into market prices. david: jeff, what do you think? >> i do agree with the notion that the economies aren't that big and embedded in market prices but what i think people might be missing here this is essentially negotiation between a borrower and lender. italy is right what happens with greece will happen with it. what is happening very publicly amidst elections. these governments negotiating whether they get 10 cents on dollar or 99 cents on the dollar. that is playing on in public way. behind closed doors people will do what they have to do to avoid default. >> since when do politicians do what they have to do? politicians will cater to their constituents. >> fair point. >> leaving would be worse for them and make the short term decision and cater 25% unemployment. david: and put it off and off. last week the president's man at ftc was making the case to regulate the internet. this week congress is answering with a measure to ban int

italy has an underwater pipeline that carries crude from libya to sicily. in recent months there have been attacks on oil installations on libya, forcing ports to shut down. and still with italy thousands of right-wing activists are rallying against immigration in rome. it's demanding the government to do more to keep out immigrants. they're trying to capitalize on anticipate immigration sentiments before elections. there are also rival protests under way. let's find out what is happening at those protests. we go live to rome. what is happening? >> well, this is the last place you would expect a rally. in the past 20 years it has been falling rome accusing the central government of stealing from the country to finance itself. and yes here they are. this square is one of rome's main square, and it could be at least 50,000 people. it's not quite as full but let's say there are 30,000 people. most of them have come from the north because the northern league has, of course, a great appeal in the north of italy because the party has been calling for secession, t

is referred to italy and has threatened italy with the land of crusaders and in particular threatened to conquor rome for religious reasons because it's the crown of christianity and the threat is as far as syria and of course now the threat comes out from just across the mediterranean sea, that small stretch of mediterranean see with libya, 500 kilometers away and this of course raised the alarm to the point of course that italy has decided on sunday to close down the embassy in tripoli and scramble out the ambassador and all the stuff and arrived this morning looking very tired at a port here in sicily and came by boat and not bi-plane and they advised all italians present in libya to leave the country immediately. >> reporter: now, claudia in the last 24 hours italian authorities rescued system like 2000 migrants from the mediterranean sea, were they fleeing i.s.i.l. threats? >> well that is another great worry, the worry is if i.s.i.s. continues to advance in libya and they gain control of coastal towns then they will also be in control in human traffic and business there that sen

but that change will be paying off as jeeps roll out of italy. phil lebeau, "nightly business re >>> coming up how one national nonprofit suddenly flush with cash is spending. its deluge of donations. >>> microsoft is increasing the size of its $7 billion bond offering to more than $10 billion, because of strong demand. moody's said the company's coveted aaa rating could come under pressure to use the bulk of the bond issue to finance a share buyback. apple is reportedly ready to issue bonds to nominated in swiss francs. strong demand has pushed government bond yields there in negative territory, so the funding cost for apple would be very low. the report says apple will likely consider a 10-year or 15-year offering. >>> house of cards is coming to cuba. netflix will launch its streaming service in that country for $7.99 a month to residents with access to high-speed internet and international payment methods like credit cards. netflix has been focused on expanding its international operations. the upgrades in cuba they hope will bring the intern

italy is afraid. >> reporter: that's right. italy is on high alert after a video by isis showing, warning that the group is south of rome. this comes after previous warning last october when the jihadist group said they would hang their black flag over st. peter square. >> that's pretty amazing that they are that concerned. obviously tourist, western tourist, american tourists are soft targets and significant targets for isis. in italy they are worried about how isis militants may get into the country. it may be easy to come from libya. >> reporter: that's right. they are very, very concerned about an influx of migrant boats coming from libya. the italian navy is doing what they can to rescue the migrants. they are concerned that they don't know if they'll be able to tell the difference between potential jihadi fighters and true seekers looking for a better life, a safer place fleeing war. >> gives a whole new perspective. thank you. libya is calling on the united nations to lift the arms embargo so it can fight against isis. t

italy and france, some 70 years ago today. and for showing the way for today's special operations forces. gentlemen, the living members of the first special force you should be proud of not only what you accomplished on the battlefield but also for the foundation and ground work that you laid in order to shape our modern day special operations forces and for the close and professional relationship that ties our two countryies together today. rest assured that your legacy lives on in your special pray operators. without your service and sacrifice, it is sure that some of us may not have the luxury and prosperity that we enjoy today. thank you one against for this opportunity to be here and thank you again to the pioneers and patriots of the first seshl service force. both of our countries and their citizens owe you a boundless debt of gratitude. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the canadian minister of foreign -- veteran affairs, the honorable aaron o'toole. >> mr. speaker, congressional leaders, distinguished gue

not only for the northern league league. >> now the most popular right wing party in italy. but they want to appeal from the electorate from all across the country. essentially they want to make the league less northern and more national. >> the northern league is partnering with other right wing movements including the neo- neo-fascist group and france's nationalist group. but many in rome have not forgotten nor forgiven decades of discrimination against southern italians, and the tough immigration law they passed as part of the coalition government led by berlusconi. the police charged and dispersed the crowd using tear gas. on saturday their demonstration was peaceful, but feelings were still running high. >> the northern league is nationalist and populous they must be stopped. >> thousands of people attended the league's first major rally in rome. the northern league's leader will now hope that it's success will convince italians from all over the country to fly the party's flag. from al jazeera, rome. >> at least five people have been arrested after two and a half thous

the interior of minister of italy is playing that down. italy is overwhelmed with coping with the migrants. 5000 arrived in january alone and 180000 last year. the interior minister said the threats to rome are virtual as anything else. and isis saying it wants to destroy crosses and enslave christian women and some are concerned about isis competing against the other militant groups than trying to reach european shores. i spoke with an army colonel that is familiar with the situation on the ground in lib ra. he said it is not out of the movies to think that it the terrorist would cross the mediterranean in boats to it attack europe via italy. he also said what is gone on in france and in denmark shoes that home grown terror may be just as much of a threat jon. >> very good point, amy, thank you. >> moving to our neighbor to the north battling islamic extremism. canada working on an anti- terrorism bill to expand police powers in the wake of the deadly terrorist attack on the parliament when a gunman stormed the building after killing the

prompting growing support in italy for military intervention. new measures against i.s.i.l. caroline malone reports. >> reporter: egypt has hit the libyan city of durna aiming at i.s.i.l. targets. the attack also killed receivables as well as a number of children. fighters aligned with general halifa hafta says they have already bombed portions of benghazi and cert. >> we wouldn't hesitate to fight them the same that applies to egypt. for groups that commit such crimes borders aren't going to be an issue. >> the rival libyan government based in tripoli has denounced the attacks. >> translator: this horrible assaultenassault on this terrorism conducted by the egyptian military represents a clear breesh of international law and the u.n. charter. ftc. >> reporter: the first air campaign happened just hours after egypt's leader warned it would respond to the killing of 21 egyptians in libya. the group had traveled olibya looking for work. after video was posted online that appeared to represent them being killed by i.s.i.l. egypt has run a campaign against what it calls terroris

italy is supported the u.n. mediation efforts from the start, the political solution is the only way out of the situation in libya. results have been achieved in the government meetings thanks to the representative mr. leon, we thank him for his efforts and making available to the united nations network of contacts and providing legitimate support for several sessions. we need new commitment from all those who believe in dialogue as the only way forward. the success of this dialogue requires the names of the conclusion for an incredible cease-fire throughout the country. but the latest developments also send a message loud and clear that we do not have forever. libya we're not dealing one block but many who have different interests. mr. president, the next few weeks we think it would be crucial for the future of libya. italy is set to step up its efforts for the united nations and is ready to do its part in the decisions that the security council may take. they demand a change before it is too late. this is why

if you look at italy and spain, italy has done some more reforms recently, while spain has put them in elections. spain is growing, has more done more reforms. italy is finally catching up on the reform, the banks that are very fragmented and the government has run the presidential elections relatively smoothly. they were able to elect a president without the help of other parties. they have a more stable political environment, and that's why, on the margin, we prefer italy to spain this year. >> all right alberto, very quick comment on germany g.d.p., because that's up to the upside, and yet it seems volatile. >> q.e. is having some impact t. works more in the markets than the real question, because banks still are not lending as much as they should because they lack capital. in the u.s., q.e. was immediate because credit goes into bond markets. having said that, the countries are doing better benefit more from q.e. because there is confidence. if i give you one euro and you have a job, you spend it. if i give a euro to a greek who doesn't have a job, he saves it. that's why germany -

we have italy that needs to cut 51.5$51.5 billion for austerity measures for 2015 and another coming out of the program but still maintains several programs in the program. it would be difficult on the one hand for germany to give in to the greek demands although most german politicians recognize the move austerity to growth simply because other stronger voices from spain, italy, potentially france might be hurt following an agreement with greece. of course the problem there is much larger because greece represents only presidentialapproximately 2% of the dgdb and italy and 1/1/6th from the spanish economy. if they can go over details and get something logical overall that this is a european union and not an economy problem. do we have a european union or a german vision that's the question. >> thanks constantine, for joining us. >>> we've been told it could be a school run or take home the shopping without any to control it. up till now driverless cars haven't seemed like a reality. as of today, driverless cars can be driven in the uk. it's the first to allow autonomous cars to driv

italy has an underwater oil pipeline that carries crude to sicily. in recent months there have been attacks by gunmen forcing ports to shut down. and still with italy thousands of right-wing activists are rallying in rome. they're demanding the government do more to keep out immigrants. there have been rival protests happening as well. let's go live to rome. it looks quiet now but earlier when we were talking with you claudio, huge numbers had turned out. >> well, it was not the biggest rally we've seen in rome. there were 20,000 in the square, but if you consider that the history of this party it's incredible that many turned out here. why? because the northern league was born 20 years ago and ever since it has been calling this city, the capitol of rome, thieving rome because it has been claiming that rome and the centralized government has been stealing from the industrialized north of italy to fund the poorer south. it has been accused of being racist. now there was a change of tactics, a year and a half ago when the new leader was elected he dec

still with italy thousand was right wing activists are rallying in rome. supporters of italy's far right northern party are demanding the government do more to keep out immigrants. the party was trying to capitalize on anti-immigrant sentiments ahead of elections. there are also rival protests under way. >>> the jailed leader of turkey's kurdish separatist group has called on his followers to lay down their weapons and end their 30-year long armed struggle. he leads the pkk the kurdistan worker's party. he afternooned for a diplomatic end to the conflict. >> the jailed leader of the pkk says that this is an historic call to replace an armed struggle with democratic politics. he said that both sides are closer than ever to peace. so perhaps since the declaration by ocalan's cease-fire, this is the most significant situation. the cease-fire effectively brought an end to the armed struggle, but it has seen more than 40,000 people killed since 1984. but that peace process has stalled because kurdish leaders say that the turkish government has introduced promis

italy says more action is needed. it now reportedly wants nato involved. catherine herridge is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: i watched the video in its entirety, and while not as highly produced as recent propaganda tapes the video uses multiple effects and camera ang angles and what appears to be a crane for overhead shots. it's like ag46cbiy movie set on the beach and this jihadi who delivers the bulk of the message speaks withrej6:çñ a north american accent and wears the same uniform worn by the executioners who burned a jordanian pilot to death.í 4%!isç is meant to show coordination between isis in sear syria and followers in libya. >> believe that this is part of the whole phenomenon facing in egypt and throughout the arab world. wefrñ need to pull our force together and face this threat that is coming closer to home, and by home i mean not only egypt but i mean also europe. >> reporter: video references in the tames are not only about clubbity but meant to draw in libyans who resent italy's colonial past and refer reins to osama bi

attacks. >> this map shows just why italy is so concerned about the situation in libya. bottom line they're not far apart. there's been a surge of refugees fleeing libya by boat. as you can see, the shortest route to that safety to get to europe is slowa italy. >>> we're going to take a break right now. but coming up punishing parents with overweight children. it could soon be a law. we'll tell you where, coming up. stay with us. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like

now italy responds to the threat to quote, conquer rome. here at home, the search for a killer who gunned down a mother right in front of her house. >> she was always there for me. and i just don't know what i would do without her. >> she has a 15-year-old daughter who will never have a mother to get her ready for prom to watch her get married. >> cops say the motive? road rage. plus, the feds come up with new rules for businesses that plan to use drones. looks like amazon has to come up with a new