right, valerie, let me ask you this. i mean, this issue of migration has been a burning political issue since yet at least 2014. when there were a lot of migrants turning up on european shore. so to what extent that, that fuel the rise off both the league and maloney's brother, so mentally party which is now a right when governments in place. yes, definitely. it's a validity. as i said, the issue has been with his eyes. if we look at long term interest of europe, we need more migrants and this is something that was completely overlooking. so it's, it's just, it's a matter distraction on the issue. but the real problem is that in europe, we do not have enough workers to take care for instance, of our aging population. so we actually need migrants, but in fact is not just in italy, also another european countries. we had the rise of rightly populous parties. and for then migration it is initially you can focus all of the attention so that you don't really look at what the problems are. okay, and i'm hearing in her mean a f

let's bring in valerie and florence. i know this, and this could be a bit of a general question, but how much support do you think? how much public supported valerie, do you think there is an italy for a heart or a migration policy? well, i think when 1st of all, we should remember only 26 percent of the of those who went out and voted actually voted for maloney. and although okay, we have a sent the right or of or extreme right government in our but that doesn't correspond to the majority of the population in italy because they were 60000000 people that simply didn't go out and bone. so we should remember that a lot of people in italy are not actually supporting. got the current government. okay. so it's, it's due to the electoral law. and actually if you look at the importance of n g o in italy and especially of the catholic church, you will see that a lot of people are in fact in favor of a different approach for migration. oh, can you rely on it or has a very interesting survey that was made about a year ago and that

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joining us from florence is valerie, a professor of politics of european integration at the university of florence. welcome to you all. thank you for your time with us on inside story. i will start off with you first. from what i understand, you are with the crew from the german run rise above vessel which entered italian waters over the weekend. can you tell us about the conditions of the migrants and refugees on board and how many there are? >> yes. as you can see, i am front of rise above that was allowed to enter port this morning and all our guests that were still on board, 89 guests. we could disembark without any problems so now, we don't have any guests on board anymore. in the last days, the condition went really bad so it went completely critical. we had to evacuate for medical reasons at least six persons because they collapsed on board of our vessel. and yes. >> tell us what led to the moment that everyone on board was allowed to disembark because from what we understand from some of the other vessels, only women and children have been allowed to disembark and the men were

one of his closest and longest-serving advisors is valerie jarrett who also served on his presidential campaign and work for him in the white house. she is now ceo of the obama foundation. i asked her whether american democracy did pass a crucial stress test in the midterm elections with the results being broadly accepted and passing, more or less, without a challenge. >> i think democracy was on the ballot. it was a test about whether or not we could have an orderly and fair election, whether people would recognize the results of those elections across our couny. they did. we areot out of the woods yet. there is an undercurrent. part of what would we want to do here is threefold. one, how can we build a sustainable, inclusive form of capitalism where it is not us versus them, but, we grow the pot, and there is opportunity for everyone? what do we do to get rid of the toxic did for -- disinformation permeating both conventional and social media and hold ourselves accountable? we also have to take a look at the culture. what are we doing to create the kind of culture in our society wher

this is a neighborhood that has a lot of gang activity drug activity a lot of theft valerie mitsumori also grew up in the neighborhood and now works with the south bay nonprofit rebuilding together silicon valley as an americorps member for some time now, she's been back in her neighborhood attending community meetings to see what she could do to make it an even better place to live being that i grew up there. it just kind of made me feel like wow, what can i do or what is it that you know we can do as an organization to help this community that i once grew up in after attending those meetings. she noticed one concern was being brought up more than the rest neighbors saying they're concerned for their safety now. it's morian rebuilding together silicon valley say they they found a way they hope can those neighbors some sense of security would be providing ring doorbells and installing them by a rebuilding together technician. they'll be getting sensor lights. so lighting for their homes and just letting up their porches and the neighborhood more to kind of, you know, feel secure in th

valerie jarrett. but go ahead. it is it is it always kind of i find myself sometimes rolling into imposter syndrome at moments. and i have to remind myself and i know you have to show up, i think you you have to show up authentically because if you don't show up authentically, you can fall and be driven into any avid new. yeah, you have to be you and be sure of who you are. and there are moments that you question are at those big corporate tables when they don't want to deal with certain issues like katrina. and that's a that's an issue right there. katrina, we were getting word that, you know, there were a lot of black people who were on rooftops and people were like, do we say that? because it's like a a mass thing, but the ninth ward was predominantly black and that's who was shoved into the convention center and the superdome, places that are now we use them at the essence festival. and people remember that, you know, but people didn't want to say that at first. but that was the face of katrina. a lot of people

and valerie, thanks for joining the show. let's start with some of those statements. give you a few more of the headlines of what maloney has just been saying that the aggressive reaction of the french governments on this is quote, incomprehensible, unjustified that the u. migrant relocations relocation scheme is not working. and the italy cannot be the only landing point for both migrants from africa. let's start with her basic point that european other european countries should be showing more solidarity and taking in more migrants your thoughts? yes sir. my feeling is that in fact, is what maloney labels as an aggressive reaction on the side of france in particular. my crown is in fact a reaction to a major mismanagement on the italian side. major, phlegmatic, mismanagement. i wasn't sitting at the meeting that private meeting the fact behind closed doors at a maloney had with my crown and charming shake. but apparently what has happened is the detailing government has come out with a version which was not agreed with france in which has put my crown frances govern

especially since it comes just a day after their former t med valera. valerie was arrested in iran after training session with his club full at was a stop 40 is of kurdish origin and has repeatedly criticized the oppression of women and minorities in these lamb republic. now he's facing charges for tarnishing the reputation of the national team and spreading propaganda against the state. that mexico 41 of the more than 15000 people authorities in iran have arrested since the protest began in september. more than 300 iranians have been killed, according to human rights groups. and every day security forces attack, protest us all over the country. it has created a rift through iranian society, that's also on display in cato, outside the stadium, supporters of these law, mac republic, try to silence, anti government protest us and hide their messages. turning the match itself into a sideshow. and so the iranian team managed to defeat wales on the pitch and yet disappointed to many of their fence for not standing by them to australia. now where sidney's famous bondai beach has gone nudist, a

valerie from reuters. >> you have been mentioning keeping the 1.5° alive but a lot of parties don't know the reference, how can the goal be kept alive if it can even be mentioned specifically? john kerry: there are very few countries that have raised the issue of not mentioning this word of that word. the fact is, and glasgow that was adopted. the language is there and i know that the president has no intention of retreating from what was achieved and glasgow. we will have those discussions during this week but that is the adopted language of the u.n. in most countries have no intention of going backwards. jim harvey? is fiona here? >> i would like to ask, when does the united states envisage playing for damage and should developing countries also be paying into loss and damage? john kerry: the question of a facility, i don't think anyone has designed what a facility is or what shape it might take and there are all kinds of views on what that would be. i don't think anybody, not a lot of people want to sign off on something that is not yet fully defied. we promised and we will engaged in

. >> valerie also grew up in the air -- and the neighborhood, now working as an americorps member. she has been back in her neighborhood attending meetings seeing what she could do to make it a better place to live. >> being that i corrupt there, it just made me feel like what can ideal, what is it that we can do as an organization to help this community that i once grew up in? >> after attending meetings she noticed one concern was being brought up more than the rest. neighbor saying they were being concern for their safety. now they say they found a way they hope can bring those neighbors some sense of security. >> we would be providing ring doorbells and installing them. they will be getting sensor lights. lighting for their homes and lighting up their porches in the neighborhood more to feel secure in their area. >> the technology will be available to the first 80 seven residents who sign up cameras and lights would -- were provided by sponsors. the neighborhood association is working to get the word out. >> as it's getting along, we are getting feedback and people asking quest

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. >> valerie. >> valerie? >> uh-huh. >> now, who is the worst in that group? >> the worst is leonardo. >> leonardo. what's he up to? >> he usually stands up without permission and talks out of turn. >> he stands up without permission and talks out of turn. >> uh-huh. he does. >> that's not good. >> santa is not going to like that at all. >> he talk too much. >> all right. he is note getting anything this year. let's talk about your parents. have they been good this year? >> yes, they have. >> very good? >> uh-huh. >> is there any area where they could improve, they could do better? >> yes. >> what are some of those areas? >> once my dad was taking a shower, and when he was done, he accidentally locked the door and we couldn't get in. so he tried using a hammer to open it, but he scratched his forehead. >> uh-huh. okay. >> wow. >> that's a weird story. but he had a hammer in the bathroom? >> and then he tried, like, pulling the lock off. but then he scratched his forehead, and then our doorknob got bent, so he bought a new one. >> maybe we'll get him a new door

it takes nurses like malaria -- violate area -- valeri those are cluster bombs landing. they are between two fronts here. now we wait and see if there are any casualties. the battle are nearby and we spy anrmy truck. outside, the bombardment continues. the day starts badly. the first arrival is beyond help. we do not want to intrude so we keep our cameras away. we have only just arrived from our frontli position. they are asking for body bags. this is something the neighbors do not like to talk about. it is a much sensitive subject talking about the dead. this is dangerous territory, so it is surveillance cameras that keep watch for incumbent wounded. the brigade has lost five medics , but when casualty arrives, they do not hesitate. another man in need. critically injured and hurt in an explosion. blood soaks his uniform. the whole team will be meeting to save his life. his heartbeat is a regular and he has lost an eye. his temperure is dropping. he reaches for his damaged hand and finds a finger is missing. he will need surgery and a larger hospital. she is just 2years

joining me now is valÉrie jarrett. ceo of the obama foundation chair of the board of when we all vote and author of finding my voice. welcome back to the sunday show. thanks for being here. good morning, jonathan. thank you for having me. >> tell me, give me your reactions to the historic midterm elections on tuesday. as you said democracy was certainly on the ballot and. that is nothing to do with partisan politics. democracy is something that should be above politics. it's something that is the foundation of our country. as you said, we are seeing a wave of authoritarianism and populism not just in the united states but around the world. we're also seeing pushback. next week president obama has the opportunity to use his platform to put a spotlight on these amazing young leaders around the world who are recognizing the threat and importantly combatting it. and to send a message that there is something we can all do to improve and strengthen our democracy. >> why now, why did the president feel that now was the time t

you may have. >> reporter: allen's trial date is set for march of next year.my for "the news," i'm valerie castro >>> a former police officer in michigan ordered to stand trial for murder after he shot an unarmed black man in the back of the head then officer christopher shure e murder if converd is charged with second degree murder if convicted, he could face up to life in prison. he's pleaded not guilty. the judge argued a judge must decide whether the suspect had the right to use deadly force when he shot him at point blank range. it happened earlier this year during this traffic spot in grand rapids police released the videos of the incident one shows the man trying to run away another shows the two struggling for the officer's taser. and then, the officer climbed on his back there and shot him in the head his attorney insists the then police officer acted in self-defense he says the shooting was justified under the fleeing felon law, meaning he became a felon when he tried to run away. but to convict the officer of murder, the prosecutor must prove the shooting was not justified by se

valerie from reuters. >> you have been mentioning keeping the 1.5 ° goal alive. some parties don't want any reference to one. 5 degrees or even 2 degrees in the negotiations. how can the goal be kept alive if it can't even be mentioned specifically? >> you are absolutely correct to. there are very few countries, but a few, that have raised the issue of not mentioning this word or that word but the fact is in glascow that was adopted. the language is there and i know the president has no intention of being the president of a cop and egypt doesn't intend to be the country that hosts a retreat from what was achieved in glascow so we will have those discussions this week but that is the adopted language of the un fcc and most countries have no intention of going backwards. fiona harvey. is fiona here? there she is. >> thank you very much. >> hold up close and personal. >> i would like to ask when does the united states, for loss and damage with developing countries like china? >> the question of a facility, i don't think anybody has defined what a facility is or what

we would our years much is his mouth, his daughter, valerie no. the my mom encounters ape. ok. and if you don't care for me, i blue with mattresses both, both the models you need to do both nelson's new please. yeah. it has also been up to me since i'm not going to deny you lisa for a phone call. i'm going to have a lot of them bought a lot quicker. yeah. they do all they need that they're leaving and you that because nobody with with us the personal number. yeah. we're right with the person that can feel free to move in a community. we have 2 choices when we decide programs for the poor, for people who are struggling, we can say you need to prove to me 1st, you're worthy of my help. and then i'll help you. ready or we can treat people the way we treat our families or children our neighbors and say, we're going to help you 1st because we have faith in you. we believe that you're going to do something good with that help. and that's what it basic income. just a couple of different things. the pre suppositions is that there is a, a belief of inherent good that was in people. ther

one of the same things i wanted valerie, i was almost like, isn't it? this is because i was very quick to react and very loud. and john was exactly the opposite for tom on collectivist where he would get mad, he would almost whisper, very quiet smile a lot. i would get wow, in your face, move around a bunch. so it was, it was an odd dichotomy with the 2 of us together. for more information, he said it was his friend so called friend, and that's when his door began to come out. ah selfish can still be the 2 where has been the best thing ever happened. time has made him humble and i used to pray god, he needs to be broken. john father came from a very violent background. he brought that into the marriage gun. you name it. i've had it held in my head to my throat. my dad, when he was younger, me was a gang leader in new york city, no small thing. and unto itself, my dad with a poor ring and see which one would fall. that was something i remember hearing more than once, various numbers in my family's, like when he was younger, you ran over my grandfather an

comedian kathy griffin had her account suspended for switching her display name to muss and actress valerie burton. ellie did the same before switching. it back to her real name. well musk is also walking a tight rope in his first days at the helm, tries to balance concerns from advertisers with his promises to protect free speech. kevin turetsky has the story. just over a week into elon musk's tenure at twitter. it's still unclear what kind of platform it will be under his watch. friday saw the biggest changes yet at the social media giant after the company laid off nearly half of its workforce employees learning of the development vm mass email . i found that my work laptop was remotely wiped and access to slack and gmail revoked. musk has vowed to loosen the platforms restrictions on speech. but it's still unclear exactly what that will look like. more than a dozen advocacy groups have written an open letter to twitter's top 20 advertisers and them to put their deals on hold or pause until must clarifies what changes he plans to make right because. no change in our operations at all mode

one of the same things i wanted, valerie, i was almost like, isn't it? this is because i was very quick to react and very loud and john was exactly the opposite. very tom on collective is where he would get mad. he would almost whisper, very quiet, smile a lot would get now to face and move around a bunch. so it was, it was an odd economy with the 2 of us together. john, more information. he said it was his friend, so call friendship. and that's when his door began to come out in selfish can still be the to where he's been. the best thing ever happened. time has made him humble. and i used to pray god, he needs to be broken. john father came from a very violent background. he brought that into the marriage. ready you name it, i've had held my head to my throat. my dad, when he was younger, was a gang leader in new york city, no small thing. and unto itself, my dad was a poor rake and see which one would fall. that was something i remember hearing more than once, various times. my family's like when he was younger, you ran over my grandfather and shot my

our polling sites are closed election day is that people are confused but valerie bachelor's running usd school board. >> in district 6 and it's currently in the lead against incumbent. >> carraman g a. >> the community effort. and that's what our school are. and that's what i hope to bring the school board. if i am elected alameda county register's office did not release results and wednesday stating they will update them on thursday at 05:00pm. then there will be a long break due to veterans day holiday on friday. >> when asked why the process seemed to be trailing along. they had no response. to recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> although votes are still being counted in the san francisco da's race, mayor london breed's appointee, brooke jenkins is now declaring herself as the winner. she and the mayor both took a bit of a victory lap wednesday in san francisco's chinatown. >> so at this point, based on the numbers, we at the point now where we believe we can declare a victory in this race >> jenkins says the city is no longer safe haven for crime and she believes that voters are inte