but in sicily those who break their silence and betray mafia members are shunned and live dangerously. was limited. to what their threats don't frighten me do you know why that's it that's only a few months back a couple of little mafiosi were arrested but when the law during questioning they said that 5 others were standing ready just waiting for the order to come here and shoot all our horses but today these things are pursuit of it i mean that the state is after them and they're stopped before they can do anything little o'connell that's reassuring it because i can see the authorities are working on the state is there it's not like it was before at least to my knowledge i'm going to look look at a lot of the buckler on the that's why the family has declined to join a witness protection program fatima has a burning question she wants to ask is if his grandmother the turncoats mother who doesn't wish to be filmed. was a part of the us as a mother how could you bear it that your son betrayed your family's mafia members to the authorities because some are saying you've been here i'm ju

this little human rose is referring to a spectacular case which took place in sicily in 1906 in. the 14 year old son of a mafia informant was brutally killed by the cause in austria in an effort to silence his father but it is a bit off the middle now one must see you need to fight the mafia in your own family to get the children of the mafiosi need to tell their parents you disgust me . you know i often told my father that he disgusted me and felt he decided to collaborate with the authorities because he knew that his son had rejected him thank you father that's what he knew i wasn't proud of him that's why he changed and had the courage to do so at the jail. for the young offenders giuseppe and his family are role models they're living proof that it's possible to live a life of crime behind you that was. back at the sailing club their visit has left a big impression on giacomo. putting footnotes into for one thing because of the information and to see what it's like for the relatives of the mafiosi from the that was really interesting and touching . the senator from the physica

now they're all headed to marsala a town in sicily. fatima is to function as a kind of mediator between the educators from libya and the young offenders with whom she shares a similar history. the campus held near marsala right by the sea at the lake and the valley. it's a club devoted to promoting an interest in sailing water sports and the protection of marine life among children and youths in particular. the group friendly there are 7 young people from genoa milan and marsala and several counselors will spend the next 6 days together here. and it's time to get acquainted salvatore in who he is one of the camp's directors and lee bettors co-founders as well as a social worker and activist. he and the other supervisors chose the participants. they're all youths required to take part in lead batteries programs during their parole period. generally g. is 1000 years old and a convicted robber. giacomo who's 16 was also convicted of robbery. with a. single. filippo is 19 and was convicted of drug dealing. you know the camp is a reward for

and his relatives to bring him back to sicily and then kill him as well. considers him not just evil. but a natural lunatic botts someone who is driven by thirst for absolute power as. he accuses him because he says you have destroyed the cause of nostra. you weren't happy with all your power and all the money you made yeah you wanted absolute power over the cost in australia and that was your downfall. oh yes in a way he was nigh it because he didn't expect. to go that far killing his children his brothers is nephews his whole found it. certainly is not naive about italian politics a conscious decision to when we see and realty in the film. you made films about the red brigades i'll do more of the. said that a journalist coming back or really killed in 179 with a red pepper bullet he was going to reveal and reality and moreover connection in the film you chose not to but the political connections. not even these girls know the story about andreacchio belongs in a 2nd phase. in the sense that folk only wanted to go after his 1st maxi trial. he wanted to ta

the corleone family brought heroin to parliament to sicily. because of their thirst for power their greed. broke those rules so they are the ones who betrayed the principles of the course in austria i am not the traitor they are. at that time falcone says no. that's not the case even in your mafia. all sorts of horrible crimes were committed they are different but somehow they must all be condemned apart from the connections to italian politics. bush had to do you think he's naive he didn't think they would kill all his family number inside like no because he didn't think salvatore in the eighty's did so much they had to kill his children. and his relatives to bring him back to sicily and then kill him as well. considers him not just evil. but a natural lunatic botts someone who is driven by thirst for absolute powers. here cusins him he says you have destroyed the cause of nostra. you all you weren't happy with all your power and all the money you made. you wanted absolute power over the cost in australia and that was your downfall. oh yes in

coming up on this week's travel show, we're going to sicily, home to europe's biggest volcano, to find out about the risks and rewards of taking a trip there. for me, etna is a little bit like a person. a very. . .slightly lunatic person. global guru simon calder is back with some winter ski recommendations. and i get a crash course in a modern version of the traditional japanese bon dance. they arejust being kind, i'm sure! first up on this week's travel show, simon platts heads to europe's most active volcano on the italian island of sicily. this film contains some upsetting images. there's been an earthquake on the south side of etna. e la sirena, ecco! ho detto che sarebbe tornato. in one of the most volcanic regions in europe, an earthquake is detected. it could indicate devastating activity on the continent's largest volcano. but still, on etna, tourists gather unaware. right now we are 9,000 feet above the sea level, the highest you can get when you come to mount etna. what we are looking at is the south—east crater, the baby. it's the newest, 1971, but it's also considered th

infantry landing craft in storm -tossed atlantic seas on the way home from sicily, salerno and normandy. these are small ships, but seaworthy. veterans of missions throughout europe, they are still fit for new assignments in the pacific. philippines.he an american carrier plows through raging seas in a grim, 48 hour fight with a savage tropical storm. crewmen battling winds that threatened to sweep them overboard, tying down planes that have broken loose on the carrier decks. winds reach 75 miles per our at the climax of this merciless storm. some craft are lost, but the carrier is safe. ships and men win a battle with weather. ♪ burma, the road back, a tough road as troops move in against the japanese. the chinese 30th division cross a river junction. chinese and american officers block the attack, as chinese artillery opens up. [bombing, gunfire] >> during 28 days of fierce fighting, the ring is steadily tightened. way, onlyrs pave the a few hundred yards ahead of advancing infantry. [bombing, gunfire] japanese resistance in northern burma begins to totter. yard by yard, the chinese

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that the number of cases there is growing rapidly they've now confirmed a new case in the south in sicily prompting concerns about the spread of the virus which has so far been concentrated in the north police have sealed off a number of towns in the region around milan as they battle to contain the outbreak italy is to post a summit of health ministers from neighboring countries later to discuss a board meeting response officials from the w.h.o. and the european union are due to meet in rome. keep. for more we are joined from milan by d.w. correspondent behrendt regard so back walk us through what the italian authorities are doing right now in order to extend the measures to contain the coronavirus. the government tries to restrict the movement of italians especially here in the laws and in specially in long body which is the center of the industrial production in italy and also the economic center. is a center of tourism and these measurements of measures that lead to the fact that the square behind me is more or less empty it's very it would be very crowded on a normal day you know the

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. the u.s. state of south dakota is on the verge of passing a bill that could lead to the criminalization of children being given gender altering hormones if the state senate agrees the new regulations would mean a hefty fines for doctors who fail to comply is one of the lawmakers behind the bill explained why he thinks it's necessary the solution for children's identification with the opposite sex isn't to poison their bodies with mega doses of the wrong hormones to chemically or surgically castrate and sterilize them or to remove healthy breast and reproductive organs the solution is compassionate care and that doesn't include catastrophic lee and irreversibly altering their bodies. a similar bill it has been proposed in other states as well which would ban gender altering surgery and horm

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. rather does it for me back in about 34 minutes with another look at news international. you know world of big part of the new lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. and on you know nor we confess. with. no let no free shipping. one of the how did not. appreciate. know he had not suffered at that moment on the plotting of us want an opponent to have been and had been a kind and it's a bit. softer than a product we said that. this is the only thing that we do the music. w

and they are warning that the number of cases is rising rapidly they've now confirmed a new case in sicily in the south prompting concerns about the viruses spread this had previously been concentrated in the north where police have sealed off times in the region around milan italy used to host a summit of health ministers from neighboring countries later to discuss a coordinated response officials from the w.h.o. in the european union are also you in rome. so let's get the latest from d.w. comes from the band began to milan and comes ponton seem a good time in rome welcome both a song with better tell us more about how italian authorities are extending measures to control to contain the spread of covert 90. 3 telling government has put in place some rather drastic measures 5500 schools are closed in the regions of long body and beneteau all universities are closed many shops are closed restaurants bars carnival processions have been canceled the government tries to prevent movement and travel the population as good as can it also a big masses of people should prevent it because they're th

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris while we finish up let's look at some other stories from around the world in brief starting in france where yellow bus protests descended into violence in the south of the country over the weekend. if you. play. ashes were focused around the central square in the city of mumbai where $1000.00 people stood the ground for around 2 hours riot police used tear gas on water cannon and also meet $21.00 of us the protest movement has been active to 16 weeks now originally against fuel tax hike but really the rally has become a brutal to a platform for anti-government demonstrations. meanwhile dozens of migrants posted posts posters to a front of the us mexico border for food bombing an effigy of president donald trump on sunday the protests marked 172 years since the signing of the treaty of gua

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. proclaimed it deal of the century which was meant to be a solution to the israeli palestinian conflict is now a fishing rejection from islamic countries the organization of islamic cooperation which has $57.00 member countries that will not support the u.s. proposal palestinian journalist rami alma garri explains more. the plan by by us a president different from doesn't look for doesn't look good for poorer peoples concerned to be accepted as the organization of islamic regime and rejected this a plan the organization of islamic cooperation calls on all member states not engage with this plan or to cooperate with the us administration in implementing it in any form planned rejection came 2 days after the legal therapist hating cairo can rejected the same plan coalinga describing it that

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. and finally some other brief stories from all around the world starting in france where you have a vast protest descended into violence in the south of the country over the weekend . if you. clashes were focused around the central square in the city of mum palliate where $1000.00 people stood their ground for around 4 hours riot police used tear gas and water cannon and also make $21.00 arrests the protest movement has been active for $62.00 weeks now originally against fuel tax hikes but the rally has become a tool to account for government demonstrations. meanwhile dozens of migrants passed a posters to a fence on the us mexico border before butting in effigy of president on the trump on sunday the protest marked 172 years since the signing of the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo which ende

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. as are a lot just a reminder for all your op to the minute global news updates on a whole lot more besides our to twitter page has you more than covered well worth some of your scrolling time today so you. join me every 1st week on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to get a little the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. and on for you know one of the norm. in the new fee shipping. appreciate. it so for the moment i love what any of us want and i'm going to have the that's a big part of. it there's a product which i think. this is the only thing that we do is the music. we put it was the music because everybody fights a. way.

yeah this is not a fresh case of a corona infection in thailand or more in sicily in the very south of italy and that is new and also a very sad because this infection was caused by a tourist from a long body who went to sicily so this spread is going on and now some. regions in the south the north not to send anymore italians from the north to the thaws so they want to divide between the north and the south but the italian government is so far not able and willing to do that but tensions are running high between the south and the north now and talk with us a little bit more about the economic impact that this has been having for the entire. economy. the stock exchange in experienced a black monday yesterday a slight of 6 percent and nobody knows what will happen today and estimates by economic experts know that the italian economy of a shrink by 0.5 or one percent in the 1st half of this year and that means it will even slide into recession that means less taxes for the state and also more debt maybe public that and all the consequences that would follow so this is a huge impact and m

the problem could be much worse it's also clear that this type before does not restrict it to just sicily in italy similar claims about mafia gangs fleecing the e.u. 3 made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris ok time and moment for some more great programs here in 247 r.t. international the news doesn't stop so neither do we so you. thinking of getting a new phone the ones we got in here shows no problem why is he didn't know until he was trapped in this time you know why are we going to use a crate with him he will just stir freaking out into the wall when it's pretty many were near and thousands of breeding dogs are caged in in human conditions on puppy phone i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the founder nothing they have n

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. environmental protection agency has sparked outrage over its decision to ease chemical plant so if the regulations now 14 states across the country are preparing to file lawsuits saying the rulings putting public safety at risk. the tramp e.v.a.'s cutting critical safeguards against explosions 5 poisonous gas releases and other accidents and this facility's accident prevention is a top priority of the e.p.a. and this rule promotes improve coordination between chemical facilities and emergency responders and reduces unnecessary regulatory burdens back in december the agency rolled back amendments to the chemical disaster all adopted during barack obama's time in office this fall of the series of massive factory incidents and some say the current rules luck proper protection outside audit

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. wherever there's a for me this hour be back in let's say 34 minutes with another forget. this. most talk about 20th century socialism this is when governments made mal investments and then they bailed out those mal investments and so the economy went bankrupt versus 21st century capitalism this is when banks make malinvestment they when they go bad they bail out the malinvestment and the cycle continues until the economy goes bust and that's where our. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids. and as a parent. i can come up with arguments there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the 2 most of the conflict i would say. is me. close one on each of. the children is good because the state of ca

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris let's wrap up with some news from around the world in brief now let's start in france why yellow bus protests descended into violence in the south of the country over the weekend. if your. passion. well focused around the central square in the city of where $1000.00 people stood that ground for a poor hour's drive police used tear gas and water cannons so made $21.00 of us the protest movement has been active for 16 weeks now originally a great fuel tax hikes pop the rally has become a border platform and government demonstrations. also dozens of migrants passed of posters to offend the us mexico border before but even after the of president donald trump on sunday the protests marked 172 years since the signing of the treaty of want to be a doll go which ended the mexican war expounded th

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris doesn't for me i'll be back in 34 minutes with another look. at international . play. play. play. live. live. live. live live. play. play. play. live live. live . live. oh. please. live. splints. lists lists play. list. and a very warm welcome to you watching on since last. thinking of getting a new phone the ones we got her she probably didn't know it's still trapped in this tiny little wired we don't need a crate with him he was. freaking out and she will want to spray him anywhere near . breeding dogs or caged in in human conditions on the phone i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. because you. know it's ok. across the u.s. crue

of the virus but it doesn't help obviously because now we have this 1st case in public at a mall in sicily and this case comes from a man who was from the north traveling to the cells and now that the cases are no longer isolated to the north how concerning is that for people. now the people of the south the reason say we have to restrict travel even more we would not come anybody from the north now and the people in the north say that condi you cannot prevent us from going some places in italy so there's no tensions tensions running high between the north and the solids and there's also discussion of what to do with the borders of italy to the neighboring countries the far right populist legal knowledge which is raining here in the us says we have to close the borders to frons to austria and to slovenia but so far the italian government says that would have no effect because the truth of the virus is already in italy how is the economy being impacted band. monday. stock exchange she experienced a black monday 6 percent value was just burned 40000000000 euros just going away and if we don'

charges of holding migrants see he's accused of illegally keeping more than 100 people on a boat off sicily for the days last summer so obviously could face up to 15 years in jail if found guilty. my children have the right to know that their father is often away from home not because he's kidnapping human beings but because he is defending the borders and security of his country that was his duty it was not his right it was his duty i think i have defended my homeland i did not ask for a prize because i received a salary for that but if there must be a trial so be it let's speak now to stefan aversion who is an investigative journalist joining us from milan in italy by skype but now so the me said that he's staying calm in fact he welcomes this decision and he's looking forward to his day in court why is that well yes he is serving has repeatedly said that he wants to go to court in fact senator a strong man he's part of the league left the chambre today the senate and so they didn't vote in favor of so many of these wait looks like so the new ones to face trial. or at least trying to face

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. and the dozen from will be back with headlines in just under 36 minutes stay with us this is art. join me every week on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. let's talk about 20th century socialism this is when governments made mal investments and then they bailed out those mal investments and told the economy went bankrupt versus 21st century capitalism this is one banks make malinvestment and when they go bad they bail out the malinvestment and the cycle continues until the economy goes bust and those who are are. welcome to boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss and i'm christiane washington coming up kind of pushing back on a u.s. taliban over the coronavirus saying that the u.s. is p

hundreds of people rescued from the mediterranean of arrived in the italian port city of low in sicily 363 people were rescued by the spanish charity ship open. during 5 different operations over the past week it's only multi had initially denied permission for the boat don't. and in the united states the kansas city chiefs have won their 1st super bowl in the years tens of thousands of fans celebrated the win in chief soaring 3 touchdowns in a final quarter comeback for a 3120 victory over the san francisco 49 and. headlines on al-jazeera up front with. the race for the white house has begun. in 4 states have their say on who date wants to place donald trump in the bedroom action. through the coverage of. 20 times in the u.s. election. just. all wrong in the united states on the path to war on today's up front a special debate between a former iranian diplomat and a retired u.s. general. i'm also on the show u.n. investigator calabar has accused the crown prince of saudi arabia of hacking into the cell phone of washington post owner jeff bezos kalama whether anyone can stand up to m.p

hundreds of people rescued from the mediterranean arrived in the italian poor salo in sicily 363 people were rescued by the open arms spanish charity ship during 5 different operations over the past week it's a thing in malta had initially denied permission for that boat to dock. of ceramics that dates back centuries and a tradition that links to spain and mexico and now the cultural significance of tell of arab pottery has been officially recognized by the united nations cultural agency john heilemann reports from pueblo in mexico with the stars become intertwined with the city's identity. this comes this traditionally may tell of a poultry which you miscues just declared the tangible true heritage. it starts with the clay in pueblo or in central mexico they believe only the local variety can be used for true tyler better. from then on it's almost exclusively homemade an elaborate process which is survived 500 years salvador joined a long line of tell of it a poultice putting their hand to the will 27 years ago. i saw how just from a lump of clay you could make art that captured my att

disinfecting the main train station new cases are being detected around the world such as here in palermo in sicily that means that business as usual is becoming impossible but there is of course an economic impact do you to the suspension of activity including for the regions directly affected but we are ready to deal with this emergency you'll see that we can manage to limit the negative impact including the economic impact. on. the hotel and turned a reef with a 1000 guests in spain's canary islands has been in lockdown after a person tested positive for the corona virus as cases emerge in taurus regions like croatia and austria some experts say the economic impact of the virus on the travel industry will be felt in every corner of the world. and wall street had been in quite a bullish mood to begin this year but that's all been erased by these 2 straight days of losses among the biggest losers tuesday were technology companies like apple which rely heavily on china to source components it fell 3 and a half percent the region cruise line holdings dropped by a whopping 7.7 percent days after canc

disinfecting the main train station new cases are being detected around the world such as here in palermo in sicily that means that business as usual is becoming impossible. there is of course an economic impact to you to the suspension of activity including for the regions directly affected but we are ready to deal with this emergency you'll see that we can manage to limit the negative impact including the economic impact. the hotel in turn a reef with a 1000 guests and spain's canary islands has been in lockdown after a person tested positive for the corona virus as cases emerge and tourist regions like croatia and austria some experts say the economic impact of the virus on the travel industry will be felt in every corner of the world. in uganda the outbreak from china is forcing businesses to look elsewhere for imports despite appeals from chinese leaders that the situation is not as bad as betrayed by the media many ugandans are considering alternative trade markets like india or the united arab emirates therefore thank you for your support and you're in the heart of. this 14. market this mine

disinfecting the main train station new cases are being detected around the world such as here in poland sicily southern italy it means that business as usual is becoming impossible. and it is only there is of course an economic impact do you to the suspension of activity including for the regions directly affected but we are ready to deal with this emergency you'll see that we can manage to limit the negative impact including the economic impact. few analysts are predicting a global downturn largely because governments are willing to step in with measures to stimulate the economy but the last few days show that every time the virus spreads to a new country stock markets and the economy more generally take a hit. the white house is seeking 2 and a half 1000000000 dollars from congress to respond to the epidemic the money would be used to speed up vaccine development and help the u.s. prepare for possible cases speaking in india president trump tried to sound upbeat . we other than yesterday which was. simply pretty bad with respect to the virus and we'll see what happens i see the futures are u