now from rome on the broadcaster and a plan to reform it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: when italians saw these images from 2014/'15 summit in australia. the pictures told the story about the public broadcaster. count the microphones. you expect one to belong. it's not one, it's not two, it's not three, but five. five news teams for one story. the bill 60,000 euros. at the time of austerity, this was an issue in a country where one in four households have a cut to funding, a licence fee. >> half of the budget comes from a latency, effectively attacks levied on people. secondly, add revenue, we are in crisis. there's not enough advertising. cost cutting is in board. populist marking used by broadcasters. something that particular about rye is it is unique for a state television network. different channels assigned to a different political faction. ride one for the government. two for the socialist and three for socialism. >> the idea was to guarantee balancing broadcasting giving everyone a space, perhaps the arrangement was appropriate in the 1970s, and '80s. the situati

. >> 30 kilometers from rome body, the police and army and allied forces are amassing around the base. overnight tuesday, insurgents attacked government lines nearby, only to be pushed back. at least 25,000 people have escaped according to an estimate. it is said to be a major counteroffensive. the u.s. is poised to ramp up. considering faster training and more arms supplies for iraqi tribes. >> joining me now is a visiting scholar from the middle east. thank you for being with us. in myriad of fighters preparing to retake ramadi. how will the tribesmen shiite militias be able to work together effectively? >> it is a very long and bloody battle. even before the ramadi town was taken, it was under the control of isis. right now, isis is controlling 95% or 96% of the province. i think the fall of ramadi symbolizes the failure of u.s. and iraqi strategy to retake sunni provinces. also to arm fighters to fight isis. i personally believe there will be a counter attack by shia militias and sunni tribes. but i think it is too little too late. the same applies to the u.s.. considering steppin

hoda abdel hamid, al jazeera rome. >> this lady trying to get to denmark i think how? is it through an eu process or other means? >> no, she will still be illegal, she will try to get on the train and first she has to get the money and she's been telling us this over and over again and then she will have to get on a train and just hope no one will get her until she reaches denmark. along the road they have contact points people from the eritrean community, where they ask rest for a few days or it is a risk. eventually if they get caught in any other country along the way they will be returned to italy. they have no other choice, they have to go through process a file has to be opened, they have to be finger printed and get asylum process. the journey isn't over but most feel safe because they feel at least they can move around. i think these are the very early stages of these girls they are all very excited but reality will sink in at a certain point and they will realize that starting a new life even if you are in a safe environment will not be so easy. especially at

i looked at them to come to rome and assist ne an educated effort both at the holy sea and in italy. the professors both posessing cherished over their apartment welcome which means they have wonderful bona fides with the pope. but they felt the same way we did. we held meeting and talked about the need as we saw it to go into iraq. but the pope continued to view this on presemp active. but despite these personal interventions in a session with the pope's personal emissary with the president cardinal piolagi who went to see the president in the west wing in the white house for long encounter which i attended. the pope dispatched a french cardinal to talk to the people there will to see if they could get it. of course, neither were success ful but the president understood and often said that the pope was a man of peace and he had different responsibility. importantly, though, the pope never said it was immoral for us to go into iraq. and he really couldn't because it would be violative of the doctrine of the church which said there are evil forces an there are innocent people that are

again, rome's airport closed right now because of a fire. no word on what started the fire just yet. at the live desk, i'm kristin wright. >>> take a look at the images, this man is suspected in an attack. he grabbed a 19-year-old who woman last wednesday as she walked on lake arbor way and he implied he what a gun and he sexually assaulted her. we have posted this sketch on the facebook page. >>> we can learn whether a former d.c. police officer could do jail time today. a verdict is expected in the trial of samson lawrence. he's accused of attempted murder after he allegedly assaulted his wife in their home in 2013. prosecutors say lawrence sprayed his wife's face with lysol, choked her and pushed her down the stairs after an argument about a television installation. >>> a man accused of robbing a bank posted video of the robbery on instagram. police say dominyk alfonseca walked into the bank monday afternoon in virginia beach. he handed the teller a note asking for $150,000, please. he showed the teller placing stacks of cash in the bag.

live in rome. the pictures are coming in. we'll tell you more. >>> we'll also tell you why this file has so many people in fits. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. around the world. this is cnn news room. >>> the u.s. now has

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nearly 30 degrees for you in rome and 26 for athens on monday. here's your extended forecast. >>> one more story ahead. a traditional festival held once every four years has resumed in iwate prefecture in northern japan. it's being held for the first time in eight years due to the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. the festival was held at a shrine on sunday to pray for good harvest and abundant hauls at the shipping port. the 2011 event was cancelled after the disaster hit northeastern japan. children dressed in colorful costumes paraded through downtown areas and makeshift shopping centers. 30 fishing boats carried portable steve lyons and flew bright flags. some evacuees who moved away from the city after their homes were swept away returned to enjoy the festival and perform traditional dances with their former neighbors. >> translator: i like seeing everyone showing their smiles and being happy. >> translator: i hope this event will help the community. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline". i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for watching

outside hundreds of men are romeing roaming the corridor. the days are long and there isn't much to do but to think about their lives. >> i needed everything, and they killed my father. i don't know where my mother is. i have to live through better life. >> to get this far the women have crossed several borders often without travel documents and little money. their last leg was through the sahara desert. they are hidden in the back of the truck like this one often hidden in bales of hay. some were robbed. others rape: exhaustion is etched on faces. these woman traveled with her two children, she just arrived here. she won't talk to us. aicha explains what they've been through. >> we haven't had anything to eat. only water not food. they beat us sometimes. they think we're animals. we're not people. >> the women here have different reasons for their or deals. for ayam it's about getting an education and feeling safe. >> i want to study and an doctor but it won't come through. i'm 15 and i don't know the alphabet. where should i stay? there is

rome 32 degrees for the high. 30 degrees in madrid. more like mid-summer for you but down to 22 trees as we go into tuesday. to the north quite chilly. stock home 11 degrees for the high. now across asia we're watching a typhoon named dolphin. dolphin is heading towards the izu island. it's a very strong typhoon. gusts are 216 kilometers per hour at this moment. more likely move through the ogasawara islands late tuesday to early part of wednesday. during that time period there's a risk of severe thunderstorms as well. high waves of up to 8 meters across these islands where 2,000 people are living. the system will likely miss a minuteland japan but a seasonal rain affecting many parts of japan and south china. they will see about 160 millimeters of rain over the next 24 hours. flooding mudslides, all of them are going very high concern for you. temperature hasn'ting up in chongqing with 31 degrees. 26 degrees in tokyo and rainy weather in the afternoon hours and 23 degrees in seoul on tuesday. here's your three day forecast around the

brought to switzerland so here on the late slides this is what the legislation said in a report to rome published in 2012 he said our monetary system is the missing link we tend to assume we must have a single money currency and forced by the extra bank but we don't need any such thing the present system is outdated like any culture it is professionalable but a receipt for economic and environmental disaster it is the keep with the commentary currency alongside the conventional one? this is more fair and spinal it works like this in the past and yet we can do this thank you very much i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> so it seems time of prosperity are a tough time to show this since it thrives in times of adversary. >> well, thank you for your presentation any questions commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> i have a question of monitoring the conception and the eyes of in services monitor that and limits in our actual system among the 2 hundred and 50 members that you have let me be more explicit you're a member of the system you using the currency for services that is there a limit

when i was a mime in the streets in rome, i was thinking maybe some day there will be a teatrodin zinzanni and i will be center stage there, why, because where else teatro zinzanni where a performer like myself to time a laugh, so the patron does a spit-take on his wife -- where else can i throw the first hat to a juggler and not just any juggler, but the best juggler on the planet? where else can i also do a high-five playing a character with no hands to [stph-b/] without any hands and we're all laughing. you would see things like this -- i know this won't show up in the transcripts, but you will see -- [laughter ] and little kids going -- so i want that again. i want that for san francisco. >> thank you. trish -- she isn't here? >> ben. >> i'm benjamin horn, the executive director of the board of directors that represents 40 properties. 100 plus businesses and hundreds of residents nearby. i am here to speak in favor and in supported the port's request to enter into exclusive negotiating agreement with teatro zinzanni and kenwood investments for proposed theater and hotel, providing new

. >>> they are gathered in rome for that demonstration. >>> in brazil, they are protesting against government plans to alter nair pension. and the demonstration turn he would violent leaving more than 200 people injured and. the report. >>> teachers from across the area are planning for the march saying they were surprised by the hostile reception from the authorities. >>> here in the state, stay with us with guns, and bombs. and, all those things that never we -- >>> we expected. >>> we were waiting for some reception, different reception but not like that. with so much violence. >>> more than 200 people, were injured, and shocked the recidefnts. >>> those wounds are still not healed. >>> we cannot understand. we live in a democracy those act like we live in a dictatorship. >>> with the economy struggling, they must implement austerity measures and they did not respond for our request to explain further. >>> schools have been closed for six weeks. >>> it's the too muchers here, and four overstates who are protesting and there's widespread discontent. >>> not just with the government but with

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adopted the crisis management concert and the decision to establish the operation with headquarters in rome and with commanders. the operation will consist of four phases. the decision we have just taken to establish the operation would be public. and so we'll have the chance of looking at that. this will allow us to continue or actually start the operation planning with the commander and headquarters, and to prepare for the launch of the operation itself. hopefully already at the next foreign affairs council in june we might be ready to adopt the launch of the operation. that will help to follow the recommendations so the work that the commander will have in the coming weeks. in the meantime the work of the security council and the united nations will continue with strong coordination of the e.u. member states and security council. we'll discuss also this, and i hope that in the meantime we might have the legal framework for launching the operation in all of its phases. we'll look at that not all the phases will require a chapter 7 resolution but as we refer to taking this decision into in

>> all right live for us in rome. thank you very much, claudio. >>> developing now in connecticut, president obama will give the commencement address at the u.s. coast guard academy. graduation is taking place right now. you see the commencement is starting. the president will talk about climate change and the risk to national security. when the president speaks again, the commencement address, we will take you there live. you see the president sitting there near the podium. >>> also ahead, this weekend's annual memorial day biker rally in texas has been called off following the deadly biker brawl. this as police in waco expect to finish their investigation at that crime scene. a live report is next. >>> and a federal judge orders the state department to release hillary clinton's e-mails sooner than january, possibly as soon as tomorrow. this as hillary clinton takes questions from reporters for the first time in four weeks. >> i want those e-mails out. nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than i do.

you were in rome. you were working on "zoolander 2" in rome. that's amazing. i've seen photos of your character. i know i can't talk about it. it's top secret. because you play captain america. [ laughter ] you play captain america the first half and then you play han solo. but no, you -- it looks amazing. you were shooting this show on ifc. you were shooting in iceland. all this incredible stuff. i love talking to you -- i have to say your accomplishments, the things you're actually accomplishing are so interesting to me, but i sometimes worry that you then make up other things, i don't know, because you feel like your own accomplishments aren't enough. and that makes me really sad, because who you are and what you've done is so impressive to anyone that you wouldn't have to make up a single thing. you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ] but -- but anyways i heard you backstage, is this true? you invented a new musical instrument? >> fred: i did. >> seth: you did? [ laughter ] 'cause if you didn't, that's fire too. but if you did, you know, if you did what is

rome at 27 degrees temperature-wise. ankara, 25. these are the areas where the heat is persistent, the high pressure system predominant. ankara, that 25 degrees will actually be up to about 30 degrees for your sunday. out here, it's still hot in the pacific and we do see this spiral of clouds. that is the typhoon we have been tracking moving into the marianna islands and so people are preparing, have some pictures coming out from here, there's some thick clouds out here and the winds are kicking up. you see that there's actually no one out in the beach. well it is a perfect beach resort here. but this is a good idea that people are not venturing out in those waters. you don't see any boats there as well. we do have that typhoon warning in place in both saipan and guam and rota. and that's going to be pulling into the north as it intensifies into a very strong typhoon. it is not going to be affecting much of japan into the mid next week, but rain will be falling, which could cause some coastal flooding because it's going to be up to

peter's square in rome. the harlem globetrotters visited and try to teach pope francis a few tricks during his weekly general audience. the pope was presented with a framed number 92 jersey. the team left the offer open for him to play with them. pope francis in the harlem globetrotters. i'm katty kay, thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation. and mufg. >> it is a global truth. we can do more when we work together. at mufg, our banking relationships span cultures and support almost every institute across the globe, because success takes partnership, and only through discipline and trust can we create something greater than ourselves. mufg, we build relationships that build the world. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. caption

. >> an important meeting in rome this morning. castro meeting the pope at the vatican to thank the catholic church for helping to mend the u.s. and cuba relations. >> pope francis will visit cuba, becoming the third consecutive pope to do so. >>> and michelle obama gave a speech on the trials she faced as the first african-american first lady, saying she was held to a different standard than other candidate's wives in the campaign because of her race. listen to this. >> while we have come so far, the truth is that those age-old problems are stubborn, and they have not fully gone away, so there will be times just like for those airmen, when you feel like folks look right past you, or they see just a fraction of who you really are. the world won't always see you in these caps and gowns. >> mrs. obama added that she has since learned to focus on her own truth and suggested the graduates from the historically black university will have to do the same in life. >>> prince's song dedicated to baltimore is out and he talks about freddie g

initially when he wrote a book about rome 40 and was talking about the lusitania he said in his view it was a monumental up as he put it, it was a mistake. later in life as more evidence came to the floor and this is something he said in an interview in the files at the imperial war museum in london which is a great place. >> it is. >> yeah really terrific. in this interview he expresses a change of heart and he says you know i am a lover of the royal navy and but he says there's just so much evidence that he has changed his mind and has come to believe at this point that there was a plot of some kind. he doesn't know where the plot originated or were kind of detail the plot had that he felt there was a plot. he said if anyone else can explain it in a different way please step or wouldn't do so. >> and the motivation of the plot if there was one would have been? >> is clear the motivation would have been that possibly america might enter the war than the one thing that's clear by the way is that churchill wanted america to enter the war and in an earlier letter he says as much. he is

hour, but generally speaking, still looking at some sunny skies again here in our return in vienna and rome. i will leave you now with our extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. x mlike art of rabbett before horses strickland. we interview author erik redix about legendary ojibwe chief joe white. and from this week's native report archives, a tribute to the late chairman of the agua caliente band of cahuilla indians richard milanovich. we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this native report. [music playing] production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

now to rome where pope francis has just joined the harlem globe trotters. he was made an honorary member during their tour of italy. >> we all just met the pope and we're excited. we've been able to do a lot of things in our life and meeting the pope is probably at the top of the list. the team presented him with a jersey and even got him to try his hand at spinning the ball. it is time to get down to business now with landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning. still a few days to find the perfect gift for mom. they predict americans will spend more than $21 billion. mother's day is the third biggest retail hol di behind christmas and thanks giving. this may be becoming the new normal, the number of working parents who are the soul breadwinner is working. that's 43% of the working dads. both numbers are up from last year. and whole foods, now the company plans to open a chain of lower priced stores. back over to you. >> now to sports. washington nationals are make taking onto miami marlins. homer the first two times at the plate and looking to go for thre

it's on the outskirts of rome. people living here fear the sudden arrival of a large number of migrants. >> translator: this area is isolated. there are few public services. there are no shops, pharmacies telephones. there is nothing. these are people who are still in the process of being identified. we don't know who they are. it is something that scares us. this is a private area it could become a ghetto. >> reporter: a group of homeless people have also set up shop in front of the school. they say italians in need should come first. >> translator: there is nothing for us nothing. we can't ask for anything. we have nothing left and then we see these situations. the migrants get housing, they get help and then what? i have nothing against them but we are the ones becoming foreigners in our own country. >> reporter: and while those who made it this far are relieved to have fled war torn libya, many here worry about the future identity of their hometowns. >>> the british monarch, has unveiled the new conservative go

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it will not be made in brussels institutions, but in berlin, rome, london, and madrid. >> german president yorkie and out and french president -- joachim gauck and french president francois hollande were present. the german president used the occasion to call for a swift solution to the refugee crisis. >> if europe cannot find a common resolution on how to handle the influx of refugees national governments must take a leading role. this is about saving lives. >> the refugee crisis is just one of the issues facing europe and the new charlemagne prize laureate, martin schultz. anchor: to sports news now. a lot of football fans, including me thought this year the champions league final would be another all-spanish affair. italy's juventus made it through. anchor: 1-0 was all they needed -- a 1-1 draw was all they needed. >> cristiano ronaldo walked past journalists without saying a word following his team's ouster from the champions league. he opened the scoring for his 307th overall goal for real madrid in competitive matches, but had no cause to celebrate. the defeat was a huge disappointin

officials say he will be transferred to rome's main infection disease hospital for treatment. >>> the fda has proposed new rules to roll back the lifetime ban on blood donations from gain men. that ban was put into place at the height of the aid's epidemic in 1983. critics say that even the revised rules ignore scientific evidence that shows proper screening can eliminate any risk. >>> the navajo nation is the country's largest native american reservation. last month a new 2% food tax went into effect to fund healthier food alternatives. >> over there is where the sheep and the cattle are. >> reporter: eric's extended family and grandmother live on a remote wind-swept corner of the navajo nation. how far away from a grocery store are we? >> about an hour 30 minutes. >> it's the size of west virginia but there are just ten full service grocery stores on the reservation. fast-food restaurants and convenience stores fill the food vacuum as well. almost one third of adults are diabetic or prediabetic. desperate for a solution the nation imposed the country's very first tax on junk food in

now, just as salam as been re-elected to the migrant center in rome these people here will end up somewhere around italy in the next 24 hours. at the moment they have to go through medical procedures and then they are taken away by the authorities who have to figure out where they will relocate them. and it's been very diff for the italian, they basically are in every region available to provide an empty building or facility. but the journey for the migrants is not over. many despite what they have been through will rest for a day or two and try to get out of india as soon as possible. they do know the system. they know they have to move as quick as they can. however difficult, they are illegal, and don't have money, and have to find a way to really fuelful the dreams they have. >> the journaly continues, thank you so much. hoda abdel-hamid in sicily. >> 89 politicians and security officials from the european union have been banned from travelling to russia in retaliation for isanctions and bans against the ukraine ban >>> members of the european union called a travel ban. at the at least t

. >>> rome's main airport was forced to close when a fire broke out in a baggage story storage area yesterday. the international terminal was badly damaged and three employees suffered from smoke inhalation. >>> half of today's flights have been canceled. >>> we've seen crazy ways of parents trying to pull their children's loose baby teeth including tying a string to the back of a camaro. this is new. an olympian attaches the javelin and then he throws it. now, bill -- >> it worked? it did work. >> no, sir. but us guys we can't handle pain so well, right. >> some of us. >> let's look ahead now. president obama will be visiting south dakota making him the 4th president to visit all 50 states while in office. the folks are excited. one local shop is selling these save the best for last t-shirt. >>> happy birthday to ricky iglesias, who turns 40. little house on the prairie star melissa gilbert is 51. and don rickels turns 81 years young. thanks for watching "early today," and have a great >>> breaking news. a police standoff in downtown san joeps b endse ended just minutes ago. >>> two fires ju

adopted the crisis management concept, and the decision to establish the operation with headquarters in rome, this is allow us to continue to start the operational blank, with the commander, and in the headquarters, and to prepare for the launch of the operation itself. hopefully, already, at the next foreign affairs council in june, we might be ready to adopt the launch of the operation, that will help as we have to follow the recommendations that's the commander will have in the coming weeks. >>> she said she was astonished, how quickly this happened and it's not as simple as saying, this is when we're going to do it. >>> there are other obstacles to come. >>> yes, the first hurdle will be getting the material assistance from the countries and we're talking about navy vessels, to take part, in this operation and money, and she hopes that those pledges would come in by the end of june, the next major minister meeting here. and, it is of essence because the sailing season is upon us, we have seen these large number of boats that is have set sail, and they're expecting still more vessels. so

rome with a high of 30. athens with a high of 33 on your thursday. see what's going on now in eastern asia. we have going on here is actually fairly active tropics. it's the middle of may. and you would think the tropicals wouldn't be flaring up but that's exactly what we're seeing. we have another storm starting to develop off here toward the east. that would likely be called dolphin once it starts to form up. what i want to take your attention to is over here toward the west, our sixth named storm system of the year. now, a typhoon. winds of 126, gusting to 180 kilometers per hour, moving away from yap after pushing overhead here on tuesday night into wednesday morning. but as it tracks off to the northwest it will likely going to be making landfall somewhere off the east coast of luzon here heading through the weekend. definitely going to be seeing some high winds out of this, likely could be some damaging winds, especially around that center of circulation as we go ahead in the saturday and sunday, but also the heavy rainfall, which is going to b

adopted the crisis management concept and the decision to establish the operation with headquarters in rome. this will allow us to continue -- well, actually to start the operational planning with the commander and in the headquarters, and to prepare for the launch of the operation itself. hopefully already at the next foreign affairs council in june we might be ready to adopt the launch of the operation. that will help us to follow the recommendations of the proprietary work that the commander will have the in the coming weeks. >>> let's go to al jazeera's jackie rodin in brussels. tell us about the europe plan and how it's expected to work. >> reporter: first of all, individual countries will need to offer contributions to the naval vessels, personnel or money. the idea would be for operations surveillance and intelligence operations to begin pretty promptly. certainly, by the end of the june when the next big eu ministers meeting is they would hope that the actual mechanics of the operation would be taking place by then. now, obviously beyond surveillance and intelligence there are plans

the storm caused severe damage in towns of rome, boyd and north fairview. fortunately, there were you no injuries reported. forecaster say north tem text can expect more severe storms tomorrow and saturday. >> a popular pet treat is being blamed for the deaths of more than 1,000 dogs. but an action news investigation found some of these treats were still open the shelves in spite of fda warning about the dangers. investigative reporter wendy saltzman is here and has the exclusive story. >> if you walked into a pet store and saw this bag you would never think twice about quality writing in english and packaged in feign im. but the next time you may want to look closer at exactly what you're buying. >> this was me and sammy when we first got him. >> angela was 4 years old when family rescued this dog named sammy. >> even at 12 years old he played like a puppy perfectly healthy. >> one small switch one mistaken changed everything. >> he had one on saturday. we gave him another treat sunday. >> she says she gave him this spet smart teething ring made in china.

we have more from rome. >> reporter: they keep on arriving in italy on a daily basis, migrants who dream of a new life in europe for themselves and their families back home. to reach this point they have put their lives at risk. the journey came from sudan to libya where he was detained for several months. >> translator: it was dangerous. my parents sold everything for me to be free and come here. they transferred the money, and then i was taken to a beach and we left. it was raining. water was coming in from everywhere. we were about to drown. we were saved by the germans. i was so happy to see them. >> reporter: his rescue was part of operation trident, a joint eu surveillance mission from last year aimed at controlling this. for most migrants italy is yet another transit point on their way to northern europe where they think there are more job opportunitieses. many here in italy fear that under the current atmosphere across europe and with the tightening the borders. holding centers like this one could just become permanent homes. italy has so far borne the brunt of the influx of migr

al jazeera, rome. >> the u.s. secretary of state has broken his leg after falling off his bike in the french alps. he was to go to paris to meet the iraqi prime minister. he is being treated in geneva and is said to be resting comfortably. >> how long will he be out of action? >> well, it's not really clear. the secretary is going to spend the rest of the day in geneva and then be flown late on sunday evening to boston, where his surgeon, who breakfastly replaced his right hip is located. he's going to be examined, and then they'll have to determine basically how to reset his right femur, or his right thigh bone. that's apparently what he broke when he hit a curb near one of the parts of the tour de france routes in central eastern france. what does this mean for his work schedule? he is conscious, he is alert. he is said to be in good spirits, and an tuesday when other foreign ministers were supposed to meet with him in paris to talk about the fight against isil, the secretary of state will be joining them via te