and now the tail salvini the head of the league wants to introduce tax cuts and greater autonomy for the regions which would also possibly add to the ballooning deficit so this is a big spending government they don't seem to be willing to look at reform and mr salvini today said that austerity was to blame for many of the country's problems that's not a very good outlook as far as brussels is concerned and i think we're going to say some some difficulties up ahead particularly because because as you said this coalition government is very unstable and the prime minister just at the contests early this blake said he was not willing to stay unless like result the differences back to you in brussels if you look at this disciplinary process ahead what does the european commissioner for economic affairs mean when he says the door for italy remains open while he basically says that the just the he says the decision isn't final but what he says also is this procedure serves as a warning he also said that he would be willing to consider new data and reassess further down the road so now it al

salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered for the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people stepped foot on solid ground. here in germany police have arrested 2 more people in connection with the murder of a regional politician valter luka one man has already confessed luka was an outspoken supporter of german chancellor angela merkel's migration policy now opposition parties say that this case shows the need for the government to take the threat of far right extremist violence more seriously. in the case of the killing of state politician found to lucca investigators say there was no sign of a right wing extremist terrorist network but the suspect allegedly had help with acquiring the gun germany's federal prosecutors have confirmed that 2 men one suspected of selling the weapon and a contact man are being taken into investigative custody the when i was that we're acting on the assumption

we're going to figure the interior minister material salvini also said that a deal could be struck with germany france finland luxembourg and portugal over providing havens for the migrants they had been stranded at sea for more than 2 weeks. see watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish pro open arms and geo are the only privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced stricter anti immigration policies last year. but for those migrants still making hazardous journeys across the mediterranean the ships could mean the difference between life and death. and to shed a light on the situation i'm now joined by chris ski an activist and spokesperson for the organization sea watch chris thanks for joining us to tell us what kind of help if any is the captain getting at this point what's going on with her well of course he's getting all the help we can give her she's she has an amazing team of lawyers she has legal fund legal costs will be. provided from and before everything else she's receiving a lot of a lot of solidarity from all of europe

matteo salvini is not budging. he says he will not give in anti-he would be happy to see the captoreized and -- the captain and the crew arrested. the european union has stepped in and is trying to find a solution. the migration commissioner is saying he is talking to different states to find a way to accommodate these migrants, but he cannot do anything unless they are allowed to disembark. the standoff is continuing and getting more desperate. -- thesemigrants have 42 migrants have been at sea for almost two weeks. genie: how are people in italy reacting? what are they saying? >> it has divided italians. we have seen strong headlines. had goly la republica captain on the headline. -- inhumanelined blocking, in reference to this ship. isleast one catholic diocese offering to accept these migrants. on the other hand, a poll showing 61% of italians are opposed to the docking of this ship. most of those who participated of matteorters salvini. a very divisive issue that has lit up social media and will test matteo sa

this in declined before salvini came into office? about a deal talk brokered by the former government, the role of the former interior minister who brokered a deal with libya tribal militia and coast guard to reign in human traffickers. thousands of migrants are detained in detention centers on the libyan coast before they can make the crossing. this is what he said more recently. there is no migrant emergency. the new government cannot save us. if they did, they would liberate italians from their fears. from a man who is a prominent italian economist. he said italians assume immigrants account for 26% of realopulation, but the proportion is closer to 9%. this goes to what we were saying about perceptions. that is a big gap between what people want to believe, what is believed, and what is actually the truth. genie: thank you. in india, hundreds of millions of people continue to be hit by a heat wave. temperatures exceeded 50 degrees --sius, 100 and 22 degrees 122 degrees fahrenheit. that has prompted violence in some parts of the co

this was highlights in the bank of italy's annual report last week if salvini's measure is to give local governments more power precedes, doesn't this exacerbate that problem or at least risk exacerbating it >> absolutely. this is a risk italy needs the south to become more productive, to grow more, to create more employment. the south of italy, there are 20 million people which means belgium and the netherlands together roughly speaking. so it is a middle sized country for europe south of italy if you don't generate more growth, more employment in the south, the country will never perform as it should do. so given more autonomy to some regions might bring this risk. again, it depends on how you design the things. >> and the prevailing view from the market just golfing back to this stability of the coalition, the prevailing view seems to have been over the last couple weeks that the coalition would last until the new budget in the autumn how realistic is that? is the market being complacent go about the risks that could a rise before them that could put the coalition into jeopardy? >> i

and now the tail salvini the head of the league wants to introduce tax cuts and greater autonomy for the regions which would also possibly add to the ballooning deficit so this is a big spending government they don't seem to be willing to look at reform and mr salvini today said that austerity was to blame for many of the country's problems that's not a very good outlook as far as brussels is concerned and i think we're going to say some some difficulties up ahead particularly because because as you said this coalition government is very unstable and the prime minister has at the contests early this blake said he was not willing to stay unless like result their differences back to you in brussels if you look at this disciplinary process ahead what does the european commissioner for economic affairs pierre moscovici mean when he says the door for italy remains open while he basically says that. the he says the decision isn't final but what he says also is this procedure serves as a warning he also said that he would be willing to consider new data and reassess further down the road so

salvini the head of the league campaigning for local elections think tax cuts of the end and that's not going to be very going to go down very well in brussels so both of them sticking to 2 very strong features of their own policies and while they're saying they want to be cooperative i think we're in for some conflict up ahead and joseph fill us in on the question of how this ballooning deficit actually came to pass and what does the government want to spend the money on. well the wages deputy prime minister and head of the 5 star blames the previous center left democratic party government for this deficit affecting 2018 but there's no doubt that this coalition government has increased its reform the pension system to make it more generous it's introduced guaranteed income for the poor and the unemployed which is a another costly maneuver that they've introduced. and now with tales of any the head of the league wants to introduce tax cuts and greater autonomy for the regions which would also possibly add to the ballooning deficit so this is a big spending government they don't seem to

vessels that defy orders to keep out of italian waters could face hefty fines and potential seizure salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered for the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people step foot on solid ground. you're watching g.w. news still to come the explosion of a 2nd world war ball in the chairman field has got people asking could the extreme heat be to blame the for. both already is here in germany say a suspected right wing extremist has confessed to killing politician volatile luka he was shot at his home in the western city of costal earlier this month lugar was a senior regional politician and a member of chancellor under the merkel's party the city of. the 45 year old suspect identified as stefan and has been detained behind these walls for the last 10 days on tuesday he confessed to shooting file to look saying he acted alone but germany's chief federal prosecutor doubts thi

to take the rescue off the ship but italy's interior minister is refusing to take any migrants tayo salvini built his reputation taking a tough line on migration now he's threatened legal action against the ship's crew of the visa you are warned you on board and we will use all the means democratically allowed to block this blatant contempt of the law. this complete disregard for law and order. i am not giving and will not give permission to anyone to disembark to anyone. know under a new law vessels that define orders to keep out of italian waters could face hefty fines and potential seizure salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where they see watch nonprofit is headquartered for the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people stepped foot on solid ground. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a french police say a man suspected of shooting and wounding 2 people outside a mosque in the wester

salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered for the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people stepped foot on solid ground. but of france's issues its 1st ever red alert for dangerous weather a matter of record breaking heat way sweeping across europe parts of france and spain a sweltering in temperatures above 40 degrees celsius with forecasters warning of even hotter conditions on friday germany and other northern european countries are also getting their share of the extreme heat. sometimes the only way to escape the heat is to go for a day. that's what these germans on the banks of the rhine did when's the horror in temperatures came to europe. scientists say such weather is made more likely by climate change here is that it's refreshing and it's fun to go swimming with friends and to lie in the sun. now to seventies not when the weather is this good you don't have to go on holiday. acros

salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered for the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people step foot on solid ground. just reminder the top story we're following for you here today on the news in the u.s. the 1st 10 democratic presidential hopefuls have clashed in a televised debate there from a wider field of contenders with some of the more well known names debating later today elizabeth warren cemented her status as a front runner in the 1st round. to watching news up next our documentary film impossible piece examines the treaty of 1st time. thanks want to. have to get through the plane to sneak a break without a football thanks. lisa the. same emotion. explains a 91. of the results here on. this.

salvini the head of the league campaigning for local elections think tax cuts of the end and that's not going to be very tough going to go down very well in brussels so both of them sticking to the 2 very strong features of their own policies and while they're saying they want to be cooperative i think we're in for some conflict up ahead and fill us in on the question of how this ballooning deficit actually came to pass and what does the government want to spend the money on. well we're due to my deputy prime minister and head of the 5 star movement blames the previous center left democratic party government for this deficit affecting 2018 but there's no doubt that this coalition government has increased dish it's reformed the pension system to make it more generous it's introduced a guaranteed income for the poor and the unemployed which is a another costly maneuver that they've introduced. and now the tail sylvania the head of the league wants to introduce tax cuts and greater autonomy for the regions which would also possibly add to the ballooning deficit so this is a big spending go

this is a serious country we want to cooperate but you're not going to touch our pensions mattel's salvini the head of the league campaigning for local elections thinks tax cuts of the end and that's not going to be very the stuff going to go down very well in brussels so both of them sticking to the 2 very strong features of their own policies and while they're saying they want to be cooperative i think we're in for some conflict up ahead and fill us in on the question of how this ballooning deficit actually came to pass and what does the government want to spend the money on. well the wages deputy prime minister and head of the 5 star movement blames the previous center left democratic party government for this deficit affecting 2018 but there's no doubt that this coalition government has increased dish it's reform the pension system to make it more generous it's introduced a guaranteed income for the poor and the unemployed which is a another costly maneuver that they've introduced. and now the tail sylvania the head of the league wants to introduce tax cuts and greater autonomy for the

salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered for the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people step foot on solid ground. there to france where they 1st have a red alert for dangerous weather has been. signaled amid the record breaking ahead way sweeping across europe of parts of france and specular sweltering in temperatures above 40 degrees celsius with forecasters warning of even hotter conditions on friday germany and other northern european countries are also getting their share of the extreme heat. sometimes the only way to escape the heat is to go for a day. that's what these germans on the banks of the rhine did once the horror in temperatures came to europe. scientists say such weather is made more likely by climate change here as it is refreshing and it's fun to go swimming with friends and to lie in the sun. now does that likely means not as of when the weather is this good you don'

of course the dispute remains in focus between brussels and italy with salvini weighing in in response to the european commission's comments yesterday saying that italy doesn't need the eu's help. doesn't need the eu's money but so far italian investors shrugging off the potential face-off we could see there. let's look at the sectors now as well fiat chrysler and renault, sharply in focus in the auto space and the auto sector is up 0.24% today. peugeot within the early outperformer as we just heard there from our auto's guest. peugeot could use this as an opportunity to step into the fold and potentially look at a tie-up with fca. utilities at the top of the board there. the defensive sector up 1.3% and just behind them chemicals up 1.1% let's look at fiat shares to see how they're trading this morning. they have actually turned positive after initially dropping at the open up about 0.02% so basically, flat on the day. of course, the conversation has now turned to what happens to fiat and perhaps investors are thinking about what other tie-ups the italian american automaker could purs

we went to the salvini rally. there was a man there canvassing for salvini who had a mussolini pin and security took him away because they didn't want him associating mussolini with salvini. these are not fringe characters. we spoke to another woman who is close to steve bannon. she opened her campaign, her election campaign beside rachela mussolini, who is mussolini's granddaughter. there are some very sinister undertones to things going on over there. >> why did bannon choose to concentrate his efforts on italian politics? >> to give him some credit, i had a conversation with him about a year and a half ago or maybe longer, soon after he left the white house, and he predicted the unity of the far left and the far right in italy, which is what happened there. you've got far left populist and far left populists joining together in government. steve bannon is always trying to attach himself to the waves of history. you've got right ring populist mouchlts. >> let talk about these mexico care i was or the mexico tari

and ann made the point that the populists have few ideas, the great idea of the italian populist salvini is he wants italy to have bigger budget deficits deficits deficits. don't go away. next on "gps," the president goes to the palace, buckingham palace that is. we will preview the state visit and the state of british politics. every day, visionaries are creating the future. ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. ♪ the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ because the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. because the future only happens with people intrnow at outback.plete steakhouse dinner, get your choice of soup or salad, entrée like our signature sirloin, and dessert, starting at $14.99. hurry in for this complete dinner before it's completely gone. and try our everyday lunch combos, starting at $7.99. when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. brin

matteo salvini built his reputation taking a tough line on migration. now he is threatening legal action against the ship's crew. >> you are warned, you on board. we will use all the means democratically allowed to block this blatant contempt of the law, this complete disregard for law and order. i am not giving and will not give permission to anyone to disembark. to anyone. >> under a new law, vessels that defy orders to keep out of italian waters could face hefty fines and potential seizure. salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered, or the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag, but so far, no country has volunteered to take them in, meaning it may be much longer before these people step foot on solid ground. brent: here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world weary of police say a man suspected of shooting and wounding two people has tied of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he is suspected of having opened fire as people were leav

the timing of this but also that salvini is at the forefront of the coalition in italy. manus: politics to the fore. maria tadeo tracking the italian story in brussels. john roe is the head of multi-asset funds in huawe -- legal & general investment. you said there is opportunity. is the fine baking? if i look at the spread -- baked in? if i look at the spread, do i get more bullish because i have an ecb which is going to come to the rescue if not tomorrow, over the next couple of months? john: i don't think the fine matters that much. we've got about four different measures they can take. they could require italy to deposit money with the ecb which would be non-interest-bearing. interest rates are negative and the italians would get paid because they can borrow below zero and deposit at zero. you could have a position where the way there penalized is by being paid money. i don't think the fine is a big issue. the bigger issue is the fact you can't get through the measures you want. the prime minister is firmly in the camp they need to comply with rules. salvini is frust

and i also, although i'm not happy about the success and result, do not believe that salvini is the new mussolini. i know him and my fellow italians. we don't have enough discipline to become a new fascist, believe me. we don't want to. and salvivi is a cheeky demagogue, but he's no budding dictator, trust me on that. and i think that being a big family like europe, he'll be brought under control. >> thank you all. fascinating conversation. we will continue to follow the events in europe with great interest. >>> next on "gps," tiananmen square, its name means the gate of heavenly piece. but 30 years ago it saw hellish violence being perpetrated by the government against its people. how much has china changed, how much has it stayed the same? nicholas kristof was there 30 years ago. he'll be with me when we come back. ♪ be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medi

the riskiest off the ship but italy's interior minister is refusing to take any migrants with tales salvini built his reputation taking a tough line on migration now he's threatened legal action against the ship's crew a visa at the visa you are warned you on board and we will use all the means democratically allowed to block this blatant contempt of the law. this complete disregard for law and order. i am not giving and will not give permission to anyone to disembark to anyone. know under a new law vessels that defy orders to keep out of italian waters could face hefty fines and potential seizure salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where they see watch nonprofit is headquartered for the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people step foot on solid ground. next is the latest trend to hit the streets in many big cities around the world i'm talking about electric scooters for hire all they're everywhere right now in many international com

salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered for the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch plank but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people step foot on solid ground. their rent says today is the day that its uranium enrichment levels could exceed the cap set by the 2015 nuclear accord it would be the 1st breach of the deal which is aimed at restricting tehran's nuclear ambitions in exchange for an easing of international sanctions this comes after the u.s. abandoned the deal last year and imposed new sanctions now iran says it sees no reason to comply unless britain france and germany step in to help a deal isn't a deal if only one side has to honor it that was the iranian ambassador his message to the un the 2015 nuclear deal also known as a j c p o a is all burden and no benefit. in practical terms it has become an agreement which is being respected only by one party it on has done a lot and much more than its fair share to preserve

salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag but so far no country has volunteered to take them in meaning it may be much longer before these people step foot on solid ground. if you're watching news still to come the explosion of a 2nd world war ball in a german field has gone people asking could the extreme heat be to blame. well here in germany the trial begins today of 3 men allegedly involved in sexually abusing more than 20 children at a campsite in the town of looked up the abuse allegedly took place over decades and there's been serious criticism of the authorities failure to take action against the main suspect even after red flags were raised several years ago. it was here at this camping ground that the 2 suspects allegedly abused over 40 children their victims included the main suspects own foster daughter as well as children as young as 4 years old the only good at solving a relatively short period of time through interrogation and deduc

italy's deputy prime minister matteo salvini says the markets will not be allowed to land at lampedusa. they sailed back and forth near lampedusa for two weeks. now they've entered italian waters and are planning to disembark. on board the charity see watched reversal forty two migrants saved off libya. captain tweeted i decided to enter the port of lampedusa. i know what i'm risking but the forty two survivors i have on board or exhausted. i'm taking them to safety. italy has banned the ship from entering its waters and docking in lampedusa interior minister matteo salvini said that if the ship does enter export the crew would be heavily fined. the migrants will be sent to the netherlands. check this *-*- big and bustlin. it's unbelievable that the dutch government as in cat a. v.. none of it it isn't respecting the lord have a gimmick that he's going to beat their endangering the lives of thousands of immigrants. political gains you for a squalid. and discussing political game. the european court of human rights has rejected the migrants appeal to enter italy but it has ruled that it

salvini and myself makes no sense. if a decision is taken, it has to be taken by the council, by the member states' finance ministers. italy will have to convince not only the commission, but the other member states, that it is doing things the right way. so let's not imagine that kind of confrontation. let's not play this game. this game is lose-lose. it is lose for italy. it is lose for the eu. it is lose for the euro zone. it is lose for the world economy. let's try to find common ways of addressing this very serious issue of the increasing italian deficit and debt. vonnie: well, what would you recommend, commissioner? the people of italy it rea -- the people of italy elected their politicians, some on the promise of not raising taxes or putting a back tax on goods. therefore, their hands are tied by their constituents. there is no obvious way for italy to reduce its debt right now, or is there? what would you recommend? comm. moscovici: again, i am not commenting on italy's political parties or democratic choices.

mileage out of this particular because there are local elections coming up initially this weekend matel salvini has said many times he doesn't want the you pushing him or easily around and he want use this i think as a showdown as a political showdown to advance his own fortunes at a time when the government is the to kuli unstable as you said just even mckenna their freelance journalist in rome on the possible decision of the european commission on italian budget thank you so much thank you. the world bank has slashed its global growth forecasts for this year the latest global economic prospects report shows the world economy is expected to expand by 2.6 percent this year that's down from its january forecast the report sounded the alarm over u.s. trade wars tumbling confidence and increasingly skittish investments the bank says even for a modest recovery a lot to go have to go right instead the growing risk suggests the outlook could yet turn even daca. and speaking of a dim outlook could this be the latest move in the u.s. china trade war beijing has issued a travel warning for the united st

go and for me the question ends in 2 minutes we were able to secure the interior minister material salvini also said that a deal could be struck with germany france finland luxembourg and portugal over providing havens for the migrants they had been stranded at sea for more than 2 weeks. see watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish proactiv open arms and geo are the only privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced stricter anti immigration policies last year. but for those migrants still making hazardous journeys across the mediterranean the ships could mean the difference between life and death. now are some of the other stories making news around the world in india at least 15 people are dead after a wall collapsed on to workers in the country's west a rescue operation is underway it's feared that others are still trapped underneath the debris the collapse happened after monsoon rains hit the city of today. iran will soon exceed enrich uranium limit agreed to in its 2050 nuclear core at a meeting in vienna the country's envoy said

success but sea watch 3 bumped into a small police boat while docking italy's interior minister material salvini from the right wing populist leg of the party accused the captain of aggression. first there were this is a criminal act a war like that where he was arrested and is now under house arrest on lampedusa now the italian traditionary has 48 hours to decide where they're sure remain under a. asked or not. corona ricketson now faces 3 to 10 years in jail she's accused of resisting the commands of a military ship it's still unclear what will happen to the migrants several european countries including germany have offered to take them and. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. severe flooding has killed at least 3 people and submerged thousands of homes in russia's southeastern region. around 100 people have been hospitalized as 2 chainz deployed boats and helicopters to bring residents to safety the floods affected around 50 communities more rain is forecast for the reach. thousands of people have marched in the georgian capital tbilisi calling for

success but sea watch 3 bumped into a small police boat while docking italy's interior minister material salvini from the right wing populist leg of party accused the captain of aggression. first that will this is a criminal act a war like that where she was arrested and is now under house arrest on lampedusa now the italian traditionary has 48 hours to decide whether sure remain under arrest. now faces 3 to 10 years in jail she's accused of resisting the commands of a military ship it's still unclear what will happen to the migrants several european countries including germany have offered to take them in. time to take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world severe flooding has killed at least 3 people and submerged thousands of homes in russia's south eastern region around 100 people have been hospitalized rescue teams deployed boats and helicopters to bring residents to safety the floods affected around 50 communities more rain is forecast for the region. thousands marched in the georgian capital tbilisi calling for the resignation of the country's interior minist

success but sea watch 3 bumped into a small police boat while docking italy's interior minister material salvini from the right wing populist leg of party accuse the captain of aggression. first there were this is a criminal act a war like that way and she was arrested and is now under house arrest on lampedusa now the italian traditionary has 48 hours to decide whether to show remain under arrest or not really i don't know. corona ricketson now faces 3 to 10 years in jail she's accused of resisting the commands of a military ship it's still unclear what will happen to the migrants several european countries including germany have offered to take them in. europe's heat wave has reached a 6th sweltering day with some areas of france italy and spain again facing temperatures of 40 degrees celsius and more around the continent at least 8 people have died as a result of the heat some better news coming out of spain's catalona catalonia region firefighters there have finally managed to contain one of the biggest wildfires but the danger is not over yet. relief and exhaustion in catalonia firefighters

you know interior minister material salvini also said that a deal could be struck with germany france finland luxembourg and portugal over providing havens for the migrants they had been stranded at sea for more than 2 weeks. see watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish proactive open arms and geo are the only privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced stricter anti immigration policies last year. but for those migrants still making hazardous journeys across the mediterranean the ships could mean the difference between life and death. to south africa where a coalition of environmental and community groups has filed an unprecedented lawsuit against the government the case claims the state has violated the constitutional rights of people living in the high veldt region by failing to provide a healthy environment. highly industrialized in the province it is home to a dozen coal fired power plants. heavily polluted air pumping out every day 365 days a year from the 12 coal fired power stations in the high felt area of south africa

success but see watch 3 bumped into a small police boat while docking italy's interior minister material salvini from the right wing populist leg of the party accused the captain of aggression. first there were this is a criminal act a war like she was arrested and is now under house arrest on lampedusa now the italian traditionary has 48 hours to decide whether she remained under a. ricketson now faces 3 to 10 years in jail she's accused of resisting the commands of a military ship it's still unclear what will happen to the migrants several european countries including germany have offered to take them in. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. severe flooding has killed at least 3 people and submerged thousands of homes in russia's southern region around 100 people have been hospitalized rescue teams deployed boats and helicopters to bring residents to safety the floods affected around 50 communities more rain is forecast for the region. thousands of people marched in the georgian capital of tbilisi calling for the resignation of the country's interior

we're going to secure the interior minister material salvini also said that a deal could be struck with germany france finland luxembourg and portugal over providing havens for the migrants they had been stranded at sea for more than 2 weeks. see watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish proactive open arms and geo are the only privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced stricter anti immigration policies last year. but for those migrants still. making hazardous journeys across the mediterranean the ships could mean the difference between life and death. to the woman soccer world cup now and the united states set up a semifinal with england after beating host france $21.00 in paris it was a u.s. player who dominated the build up and then dominated the play. her refusal to sing the anthem has irritated u.s. president donald trump but the woman who calls herself a walking protest wasted no time letting her football to the talking. make and retain no one leashing this free kick with just 5 minutes gone was it slipped past everyone in

you know interior minister material salvini also said that a deal could be struck with germany france finland luxembourg and portugal over providing havens for the migrants they had been stranded at sea for more than 2 weeks. see watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish proactiv open arms and geo are the only privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced stricter anti immigration policies last year. but for those migrants still making hazardous journeys across the mediterranean the ships could mean the difference between life and death. now to some of the other stories making news around the world in india at least 15 people are dead after a wall collapsed on to workers in the country's west a rescue operation is underway it's feared that others are still trapped underneath the debris. the collapse happened after monsoon rains hit the city of panay. iran's government news agency says the country will soon exceed an enriched uranium limit agreed to in the 2050 nuclear core on friday iran's envoy said european countries had offered

you know interior minister material salvini also said that a deal could be struck with germany france finland luxembourg and portugal over providing havens for the migrants they had been stranded at sea for more than 2 weeks. see watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish proactive open arms and geo are the only privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced stricter anti immigration policies last year. but for those migrants still making hazardous journeys across the mediterranean the ships could mean the difference between life and death. to the women's soccer world cup and the united states have set up a semifinal with england after beating hosts france $21.00 in paris it was the u.s. player who dominated the build up who ended up dominating a tight match. her refusal to sing the anthem has irritated u.s. president ronald trump but the woman who calls herself a walking protest wasted no time letting her football do the talking. make and repay you know unleashing this free kick with just 5 minutes gone by it's straight past everyon

migrants near the libyan coast and tried to take them to italy italy's populist interior minister bhutto salvini initially refused to let on the shore they were allowed to disembark at the island of lampedusa where the ship was seized. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in tanzania a total ban on plastic bags has come into effect the east african country says it'll punishment of fractures and uses with heavy fines or even prison time tanzania follows several other countries in africa including the ones in kenya and prohibiting me environmentally harmful product. pope francis has urged pilgrims to overcome their differences on the 2nd day of his visit to remain tens of thousands of people gathered at the country's main catholic shrine to see the post the south eastern european country has a large ethnic hunger in minority and there have been tensions between them and romania. hungary in court has ordered the arrest of the captain of a cruise ship over the deadly collision on the river danube in budapest the ukrainian was in charge when his ship hit a small sightseeing

success but sea watch 3 bumped into a small police boat while docking italy's interior minister material salvini from the right wing populist leg of party accuse the captain of aggression. christer will this is a criminal act a war like that way she was arrested and is now under house arrest on lampedusa now the italian traditionary has 48 hours to decide where they're sure remain under a. rest or not girlie and i would know. corona ricketson now faces 3 to 10 years in jail she's accused of resisting the commands of a military ship it's still unclear what will happen to the migrants several european countries including germany have offered to take them in. to force now and germany are out of the women's soccer world cup after a tie to one defeat by sweden in the quarterfinals and expand from the dillies 4th this year to take it through it hello to you next though the german fans certainly were not expecting this to happen where they no i don't think anyone was to be honest germany were the favorites going into the much they had conceded a goal and yet there was some strange decisions from german

italian interior minister matteo salvini has claimed that the crew of the sea watch 3 committed quote an act of war by ramming a police boat the crack captain of the rescue ship carlos might face up to 10 years in prison after forcing her vessel into to do support all right so germany are now out of the women's soccer world cup after a tight 21 defeat by sweden in the quarterfinals and young speight from d.w. sports is here to take us through it so young like this was not what people were expecting was it no not at all the fans the critics everyone didn't see this coming at all germany were clear favorites going into the much they hadn't conceded a goal in this tournament and they had blown away north korea 3 nil in the previous game but those some strange tactics here from germany's coach martina voss to the left who were stuck creative midfielder marjon on the bench but she stabs her starstruck eyelids and report in midfield and so that really did kind of hurt germany's creativity going forward but that said sweden deserved to win this much so much more organized and they put throug

it by april 2020 so the plans are in full steam ahead you have both deputy prime ministers my tail salvini as well as he need to be my present to be at the demolition keen to show a united front on one issue that they want this project to go ahead the project of course that sign of the new bridge by red so piano the italian aki stop now he essentially has donated his fee for this the building off the breach and the project is expected to go ahead but as you said expect to be $1.00 of europe's most expensive bridges in its final construction sima thank you so much journalist sima cooked up there in rome. it's. now to the women's world cup where england have taken the 1st slot in the semifinals they dominated norway last night to win 3 nil. a close game was expected between these 2 evenly matched sides but in just the 3rd minute england took the lead you see bronze went on in the routing run and her cross found jill scott. the midfielder providing a perfect improvised finish and sparing the blushes of strike at alan white. came to prove that it was a one off white almost put england to nough

migrants near the libyan coast and tried to take them to italy italy's populist interior minister mikhail salvini initially refused to let much later they were allowed to disembark at the island of lampedusa where the ship the safest. on to the u.s. where privilege will has been held for the victims of the mass shooting in the state of virginia 12 people died after a disgruntled city employee shot his coworkers in a government office 4 people were wounded and are still in hospital the suspect himself was also killed after a prolonged gun battle with police he's been described as a 40 year old engineer with the city of virginia beach as public utilities department. or storage he's have now released the names of those who lost their lives in the attack were keen to see brown curls. mary louise gale. alexander mchale. the list went on all but one of the 12 people killed were employed by the city of daraa tease. the other was a contractor. believe avoided that we will never be able to feel. they have been getting ready for the weekend when the government struck. employees barricaded themselves in the

italian interior minister matteo salvini has claimed that the crew of the sea watch 3 committed quote an act of war by ramming a police boat the captain of the rescue ship car rollover at quetta might face up to 10 years in prison after forcing her vessel into the port. all right so germany are now out of the women's soccer world cup after a tight 21 defeat by sweden in the quarter finals and young speight from g.w. sports is here to take us through it so young like when this was not what people were expecting was it no not at all the fans the critics everyone didn't see this coming at all germany were clear favorites going into the much they hadn't conceded a goal in this tournament and they had blown away north korea 3 nil in the previous game but those some strange tactics here from germany's coach martina voss to the left who were stuck creative midfielder marjon on the bench but she stuck her star struck a alexander pope in midfield and so that really did kind of hurt germany's creativity going forward but that said sweden deserved to win this much so much more organized and they

italian interior minister matteo salvini has claimed that the crew of the sea watch 3 committed quote an act of war by ramming a police boat the crack captain of the rescue ship carlos mind to face up to 10 years in prison after forcing her vessel in to produce the port all right so germany are now out of the women's soccer world cup after a tight 21 defeat by sweden in the quarter finals and young speight from the doublings forces here to take us through it so young like this was not what people were expecting was it no not at all the fans the critics everyone didn't see this coming at all germany were clear favorites going into the much they hadn't conceded a goal in this tournament and they had blown away north korea 3 nil in the previous game for those some strange tactics here from germany's coach martina vostok when she left her stock creative midfield margin on the bench but she started her stall struck a alexander pope in midfield and so that really did kind of hurt germany's creativity going forward but that said sweden deserved to win this much so much more organized and the

we're going to figure the interior minister material salvini also said that a deal could be struck with germany france finland luxembourg and portugal over providing havens for the migrants they had been stranded at sea for more than 2 weeks. sea watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish proactive open arms and geo are the only privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced stricter anti immigration policies last year. but for those migrants still making hazardous journeys across the mediterranean the ships could mean the difference between life and death. to the women's soccer world cup and the united states had set up a semifinal with england after beating host france 21 in paris it was a u.s. player who dominated the build up who ended up dominating the tight match. her refusal to sing the anthem has irritated u.s. president turn to trump but the woman who calls herself a walking protest wasted no time letting her football to the talking. making retainer one leashing this free kick with just 5 minutes gone. it's way past everyone a

if you like interior minister material salvini also said that a deal could be struck with germany france finland luxembourg and portugal over providing havens for the migrants they had been stranded at sea for more than 2 weeks. see watch 3 and a ship run by the spanish proactive open arms and geo are the only privately run vessels patrolling the mediterranean after the italian and maltese governments introduced stricter anti immigration policies last year. but for those migrants still making hazardous journeys across the mediterranean the ships could mean the difference between life and death. to the women's soccer world cup and the united states have set up a semifinal with england after beating host france $21.00 in paris it was a u.s. player who dominated the build up who ended up dominating the tight match. her refusal to sing the anthem has irritated u.s. president donald trump but the woman who calls herself a walking protest wasted no time letting her football do the talking. make and retain no one leashing this free kick with just 5 minutes go on. it's way past everyone in the u

were arrested she's facing up to 10 years in jail she's facing a huge fine and she's been accused by a salvini of staging an act of war for planning this so it's very serious against her my mom's the stuff of movies goodness so so tell us about this german celebrity reaction yet it's been led by a t.v. presenter and satirist called yanbu and and he's been on social media appealing to members of the puppet to donate to the captain's a legal fees and so far just this weekend they've raised almost 600000 euros this is what he had to say. about. unionists if you are one who saves lives you're not a criminal if you risk your own life to save other lives you will never be a criminal no where in the world of course not on your friendly free democratic and human country where ever says the opposite isn't right is just not right. price. 600000 euros and backing like that so what's been the political reaction to all this well interestingly the foreign minister for germany heiko maass appears to have criticized the italian government over this arrest and in a tweet he said saving lives is a humanitarian

towards the island of lampedusa because of worsening conditions on board italy's interior minister matteo salvini has described the vessel as an outlaw ship. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now and its shadow world. still. we are at war. i'm responsible for the deployment of thousands of young americans to battle in a distant land. some will kill. and some will be killed. and so i come here with an cute sense of the costs of armed conflict. filled with difficult questions about the relationship between war and peace and our effort to replace one with the other. like. leasing. thomas in turn had almost. the need to make it all. true things to already. there were 5 months in a world war one both sides were in trenches they were just mass slaughter across the landscape and were standing up sleeping they were in their own feces and their dead comrades were sitting there no man's land they couldn't even get them and bring them back for burial. it was christmas eve and a german high command sent little christmas trees it was like a stage set all of a sudden across the german fr

italy's interior minister matteo salvini barredeo the ship from its waters. >> we have had the situation before. us fromhas tried to bar entering italian waters for over a year. after our ship has been seized a couple of times for a short while, two or three weeks, but has always been released. there is never any legal grounds to hold us. we have always acted in accordance with international law. there is no reason for seizing our ship. >> almost 300 miners are staging a set into protest what they say is unfair pay and working conditions. workers have remained underground in the country's northwest for weeks. the human resources department be sacked over complaints including the dismissal of 50 employees. kong, democracy campaigners are staging another mass demonstration. it is the latest action they say is intended to show -- to draw attention to the future of human life in the autonomous territory. correspondent: for the second time in a week, hong kong police were trapped. more than 1000 protesters angry at how police have handled recent protests around the city center. the protesters

more than 10 nationalist and far right partiesjoined mr salvini on stage. they all share a scepticism about the eu and want to reform it — they also want greater controls on immigration and to protect what they called europe's christian values. note though despite their scepticism, none want to leave the eu. but they don't agree on everything. on government spending and russia for example, there are many differences. now, this new bloc will have 73 members of parliament from 9 eu countries — and it'll make up around 10% of the european parliament — that makes it the fifth largest bloc. this is its leader. translation: it's true we have not been able to fund this life script for various reasons, there is a question at brexit which is not settled and that's weighed heavily. it's not a defeat, it's a starting point and it's not a defeat, it's a starting pointandi it's not a defeat, it's a starting point and i repeat our doors remain open to all those who want to co—operate with us. open to all those who want to co-operate with us. that's an acknowledge

. >>> back here at home, secretary of state mike pompeo welcoming italian deputy primary mateo salvini for talks at the state department salvini will also meet with vice president pence at the white house. >>> and gloria vanderbilt, the poor little rich girl hareiress has died the announcement made by her son, cnn anchor, anderson cooper vanderbilt was 95 years old. an amazing life. that is the news update this hour back downtown to you, carl >> well said, sue. thank you very much. >>> when we come back, we'll get a check on some of the year's biggest ipos so far. you know the big ones. beyond meat leading the pack up more than 500% since the debut what happens next? we'll talk about that when "squawk alley" continues >>> the cnbc trend tracker live data board is brought to you by the cme group. rebekkah: opioids has taken everything and everyone i've ever loved away from me. everything. i blew my ankle out and i got prescribed pain pills by my doctor. if making my detox public is gonna help somebody i'm all for it. i just wish i would've had a warning. >>> hot ipo market creating a lo