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2020.03.00 - Speciale Chi l'ha visto_Coronavirus _1a Parte

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00:00:00Thank you all

00:00:48Good evening everyone, and welcome to Who Has Seen It? Your questions and fears are ours too.

00:01:04Good evening everyone

00:01:07I feel sick and worried too. And what about this virus that's going around? So I ask myself...

00:01:14if you can do something.

00:01:16We're already in a precarious situation and we're terrified. Please tell us the truth of these messages because they're terrifying us.

00:01:25I'm calling you because I can't reach anyone. It's about coronavirus safety in Milan's supermarkets.

00:01:34There are no masks. If I may ask you, at least some people with medical conditions.

00:01:44Masks? We don't have the right to have them either. We go there for treatment, for medicine, for...

00:01:50the consultations.

00:01:51I would like to know if I am more exposed than people who do not have this pathology.

00:01:57We Italians are told to care about cleanliness and disinfection.

00:02:03We're in 2020 and all this science is going on. They can't find this drug.

00:02:15Afterwards, when I finish quarantine, what if I go out? Am I still at risk? Do I have to quarantine every time?

00:02:22what am I going out?

00:02:23They're all nonsense. This is a place of more than ordinary opulence.

00:02:28Can migratory birds or birds in general carry this virus?

00:02:34I'm speaking about the spread of the infection. I'm especially aware that 99% of people have the virus.

00:02:41He doesn't care.

00:02:42I'm an obedient person. I don't need anyone to interrupt.

00:02:45They tell me I shouldn't go and I don't go.

00:02:49But how does someone get out of the red zone? Do I check the red zones or not?

00:02:54It's on the web. There's Vicente who says he's a doctor, but he's not a doctor. He says a

00:02:59a lot of bullshit.

00:03:00I received another very alarming and worrying video for what it says.

00:03:07Can I send it to you like this?

00:03:08Now the poor old people have to take it to the curb, as they can't all be treated.

00:03:15And they will have to make a choice.

00:03:17So we poor old people took it upon ourselves to rebuild Italy, to make so many sacrifices.

00:03:24And now we'll be erased too. It's a disgrace.

00:03:31When I left the house this morning I heard a woman, I was going out to go shopping with the

00:03:36my dog,

00:03:36a woman who said into the intercom, Mom, I'll leave your shopping by the door.

00:03:42I also left you a gift. Happy birthday, Mom.

00:03:45I walked over and said, I want to wish your mom a happy birthday too.

00:03:50By the way, the lady told me, she's a viewer of yours, the lady told me I'm turning today

00:03:5580 years old.

00:03:57And so for all the ladies who are at home alone turning 80, for all the people

00:04:02who are alone because they have to stay at home,

00:04:05a virtual hug from us who saw it, we decided to be there because from children to the youngest

00:04:12adults

00:04:12Everyone has the right to have answers that are as clear as possible.

00:04:17In this moment of great confusion for all of us.

00:04:22And so with us is the head of the Infectious Diseases Department of the Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Professor Rezza,

00:04:29because your questions are important, ask them and he will answer you.

00:04:34Next to him is my boss, because he was my boss...

00:04:38Close by but at a safe distance.

00:04:39Next to me and always at a safe distance, my political boss from when I was at Tg3, Corradino Mineo,

00:04:45he was a correspondent in Paris and New York, the director of Rai News 24, in short he will try to work with me

00:04:52inform.

00:04:54Then of course we asked the courtesy of Acquaniti, who is the spokesman for the police officials,

00:05:01to stay with us for the whole evening.

00:05:03Good evening.

00:05:04We thank Acquaniti, because in this moment of confusion for health, however, there is also confusion for

00:05:10understand what penalties we face.

00:05:14There is also confusion about this, so the Acquaniti will explain these certain rules well, if we do not respect them

00:05:21what are we facing?

00:05:24So, thanking the director Simonetta Morresi, Fabio Tiracchia and Silvia Verzari, because look, it's hard for us too to go to

00:05:33wave.

00:05:33Some productions have closed, but we want to be here with you, somehow not so reassuring,

00:05:40But to tell you every day, wash your hands, respect the rules because they are important.

00:05:46Our correspondent, Paolo Agrauso, is at the switchboard and is answering.

00:05:53Paolo Agrauso told me on Wednesday, it was an incredible experience because you are calling, you are crying with us too and you are doing

00:06:01Very well.

00:06:01Paola, the first questions for Professor Rezza.

00:06:04There are so many questions, let's say that most of them concern the masks that cannot be found, all the

00:06:12they are looking for.

00:06:12where can these masks be found and how should they be used, whether they should be used once and then thrown away?

00:06:21go away,

00:06:21or they can be reused, perhaps sterilizing them, disinfecting them, someone said I put them in boiling water

00:06:29and then use it because it has always been said that people who are well do not need to wear it

00:06:36the mask.

00:06:37However, we have been asked several times whether that person is asymptomatic and does not know he is positive,

00:06:46Maybe it's better if he wears a mask, here, to clarify this.

00:06:51And then if the clothes and shoes are infected, if, another question that came up,

00:07:01getting on the elevator, touching the handles, the buttons, if there are risks there too.

00:07:10So, professor.

00:07:13First of all, we must not enter into a climate of complete paranoia because otherwise we will not truly live anymore.

00:07:20It's not good for us either, is it?

00:07:22It's not good for us.

00:07:23So, how is this virus mainly transmitted?

00:07:27Mainly through saliva droplets, which are called droplets.

00:07:32So, what's going on?

00:07:34If I am close to another person, clearly if I am infected, the other person can become infected.

00:07:42This is the first thing.

00:07:43That's why we say to stay at least one meter apart.

00:07:47At least one meter because at a distance of one meter these droplets, which are quite heavy, fall.

00:07:55Otherwise there are viruses that spread through aerosols, that is, the droplets dry up, after the aerosol they go

00:08:00in the air.

00:08:01Those are the viruses that spread through the air.

00:08:04It's not that.

00:08:05This is achieved mainly through contact with air.

00:08:09Look, professor, because you know what many people are asking.

00:08:11I'll try to explain it clearly.

00:08:12No, of course.

00:08:12If, for example, we go in the elevator, someone coughed before us, right?

00:08:17No.

00:08:17He sneezed the droplets.

00:08:19No, that's the droplet.

00:08:20It falls, so you have to actually fall on yourself, into your hands and you have to touch your mouth and eyes.

00:08:27Otherwise, if I cough, I sneeze, because we say, do it in the crook of your elbow, if I cough, I sneeze, I contaminate my hand, I give

00:08:36I shake my hand at someone I meet, and they immediately bring it to their eyes, and that's what can be transmitted.

00:08:44Professor, the surface, if the surface had been recently contaminated, I touch it, I bring my hands to my eyes, to the

00:08:52nose, mouth, I could even get infected.

00:08:57This is why it is said, especially in hospitals, there is a concentration of sick people, clearly the surfaces

00:09:03they need to be disinfected.

00:09:04Any disinfectant is fine. For your hands, soap and water are fine, as long as you wash your hands well, your thumbs,

00:09:11even the wrists.

00:09:13We'll show you later, professor, listen, but this thing about the masks.

00:09:16But, of course, if you touch something contaminated and immediately bring your eyes.

00:09:21Oh sure, we have to be careful.

00:09:22I can't rule it out, but in the vast majority of cases it's close contact and hands.

00:09:30And that's why we have to keep our distance.

00:09:31There is a film contagion, a film contagion, which came out a few years ago, which showed that inadvertently we

00:09:37we bring our hands so many times, to our eyes, to our face, to our mouth.

00:09:42Well, I'm used to not doing that anymore now.

00:09:44Oh sure, but we will change, no, our habits.

00:09:47Listen, professor, right away, no, it was said masks yes, masks no, the one who has the virus

00:09:54you don't have to put that one...

00:09:56So, we, with Giovanna Botteri, who is from Beijing, who is in Beijing and therefore is living in China, no,

00:10:02what happened.

00:10:03The other time, rightly, he said everyone has to wear masks, because if everyone wears them it's

00:10:08better, of course, for everyone.

00:10:10Someone asks us if DIY masks are okay, I mean we made them, they showed them with

00:10:16baking paper, with the domoca, in short, in all...

00:10:19There are those who even suggested us to use a sanitary pad that you put on, I don't know where, but these masks, that's enough.

00:10:27for example, also having a large scarf that covers us from the droplets?

00:10:30Look, clearly these are not standardized products, let's say the masks, there are surgical masks, the ones we wear, that's it,

00:10:41wears a lot of people now,

00:10:44You see them on the street in supermarkets. Well, these masks offer little protection. Why? Because they don't filter, they're not very filtering.

00:10:58so a virus could also pass through this mask.

00:11:03But it's clear that the mask has an effect, it has a mechanical barrier effect.

00:11:09So if I am infected, I cough or sneeze, or I speak, well, immediately the mask blocks the saliva, therefore it prevents the

00:11:18'other of.

00:11:19Therefore, widespread use of masks can be useful where there is a high concentration of infected people, because

00:11:26the probability that there are infected people,

00:11:30that can infect others is high, so perhaps if they use masks they are blocking the passage.

00:11:35We have to say that any, I'm in public transport, well, any obstacle, protection, even if not standardized, can prevent,

00:11:48by preventing, by making a mechanical barrier to saliva, it can prevent the passage.

00:11:52Listen, professor, let's pause for a moment because there are so many questions.

00:11:56The nationals are another thing, the masks, the FP2, the FP3, those that health workers must wear, because

00:12:01are exposed to a very high risk.

00:12:05So, there are so many questions. I want to show you, and of course Giovanna Botteri is with us, and Andrea is also here.

00:12:11Venturini,

00:12:12which is in one of those countries that were considered red, now we are all a protected area.

00:12:18Then there are our colleagues, there are Claudio Aldi and Paolo Andriolo, who are working in Rome and

00:12:26Milan of what's happening.

00:12:29That is, people, how they are stopped, what they have to bring, a self-certification.

00:12:34In short, we are trying to understand what is happening in our cities.

00:12:39Not only that, of course we are connected with London, with France, with Paris, with Berlin.

00:12:49Because what is now clear to everyone is not just China, no, Corradino.

00:12:54By now, I believe, even Trump has finally declared an emergency.

00:12:58So Trump declared an emergency that gives him the ability to use 40 billion funds for these occasions

00:13:08and so that's already something.

00:13:10But he probably continues to underestimate it.

00:13:13So, unfortunately, we are all somehow brought together by this virus nightmare.

00:13:20We are now going with Paolo Andriolo.

00:13:22Then after we also have our connections with Emily De Cesare and Pablo Trincia, always in Rome and then in

00:13:27Milan.

00:13:27Because everyone says home, but you know, there are also homeless people.

00:13:31They don't have a home.

00:13:33So, let's go first with Paolo Andriolo.

00:13:35Are you going with the police to see what's happening?

00:13:40Yes, Federica, good evening.

00:13:41First of all, I want to show you the place where I am, a place dear to the Milanese.

00:13:45The Darsena of Milan, the ancient port of Milan.

00:13:47And on this other side instead the Naviglio Pavese and the Naviglio Grande.

00:13:53It is an important place for the city of Milan because it is a place of leisure, of meeting,

00:13:57for fun, it is a very popular place.

00:14:01You see now what condition he is in, what situation he is in.

00:14:04There is practically no one except a few riders, the guys who deliver meals by bicycle.

00:14:09just like this guy who's passing by.

00:14:12So, I'm moving, let's go to the other side of town.

00:14:15As you can see, there are only riders.

00:14:17For the rest there is practically no one, very few people.

00:14:20And I reach Captain Matteo Martellucci, commander of the Duomo company of the Carabinieri of Milan.

00:14:31Exactly.

00:14:32This evening you have been working and are carrying out these checks which are a priority for you.

00:14:39You told me before, this is a priority for us because it's about public health.

00:14:42And so you have to check that there is no one around without a real need, without a proven reason.

00:14:51So, based on what you've done these days, how are the citizens of Milan behaving?

00:14:57Many people have complied with the rules imposed by government decrees.

00:15:01We are therefore pleased to note a responsible and common sense attitude.

00:15:06of people who have severely limited their relationship life

00:15:10to try to limit the circulation of the virus.

00:15:16Listen Paolo, I wanted to tell you something.

00:15:18Since I know that you will go with him later, with them, with the Carabinieri,

00:15:22I wanted to stop you for a moment because apart from the fact that, fortunately,

00:15:25We are all trying to follow the rules together because the rules are important.

00:15:31But I would connect with Acquaniti because one of the very important questions that Acquaniti asked us

00:15:38the problem is, okay, we have to follow the rules.

00:15:41If someone doesn't respect them, we face a fine or something more.

00:15:48will we then go to trial?

00:15:52So, the provision of the penal code which is responsible in case of violation of a provision

00:15:58of the authority as in this case is Article 650 of the Criminal Code.

00:16:03The penalty is imprisonment for up to three months, or a fine of 206 euros.

00:16:10This is a so-called contraventional crime.

00:16:14To make it simpler, it is a crime to fail to comply with an order from an authority.

00:16:20There are more serious crimes that can be committed when making false declarations.

00:16:27because the self-certification can be produced by the person under control

00:16:33or it can be done together with the police forces, all the police forces and the law enforcement agencies

00:16:38they have models that help those who perhaps can't, can't due to age or any other reason

00:16:44to have it directly from home.

00:16:47But at that moment we, when we certify our identity, the legitimate reasons possibly

00:16:53that take us out of the house, we also assume criminal responsibility in this case.

00:16:57Not to mention an article that I remember studying many years ago, 452 of the code

00:17:03criminal

00:17:04which is a crime that protects public health and which carries a maximum prison sentence

00:17:11up to 12 years in the event that the individual is found to be moving outside the home

00:17:17either a person who is aware of being positive or in quarantine.

00:17:23This is the main criminal scenario.

00:17:25Acquanidi, look, was very clear, really very clear.

00:17:28Before we said, among other things, let's respect the rules, except for the fact that it has become a crime

00:17:35going out without a self-certification but also making a false self-certification.

00:17:41But the problem is that staying at home, respecting the rules, staying as Rezza said

00:17:46even in parks somewhere otherwise they'll close them all at a distance

00:17:51it means saving us all.

00:17:54You have to think about yourselves, your mothers, your fathers, your grandparents, your children.

00:17:59because it's a really serious problem.

00:18:02So, I'm leaving Andriolo now who's going with the Carabinieri

00:18:06and I want to thank my studio, our studio, the operators Fabio Bersani,

00:18:12Nadia Confalonieri, Stefano Monelli, Gianni Sugaroni, and Leonardo Bravi

00:18:16because with me they come here with the self-certification and allow me to go on air.

00:18:21For me they are truly precious colleagues, all precious.

00:18:26I want to mention them all this evening because they allow us not to close this production

00:18:31which is very important to us because we can answer your questions.

00:18:36More questions in a moment, but look, it all happened so quickly.

00:18:40It's an incredible thing, we were all there listening to the songs of Sanremo

00:18:45and we ended up in Sanremo closing door to door.

00:18:49Veronica Briganti.

00:18:57Good evening, welcome to the seventieth edition of the Sanremo Festival.

00:19:01and thank you, thank you.

00:19:05So this Sanremo Festival will be like this.

00:19:08I introduce him, now he introduces me, now he will leave.

00:19:12Bugo and Morgan.

00:19:15It's the first week of February, the week of the Sanremo Festival.

00:19:19While Italy is gripped by the fight between Bugo and Morgan which ends up in all the newspapers,

00:19:25Doctors at Spallanzani Hospital in Rome are trying to treat a husband and wife

00:19:29who were taken from the hotel where they were staying because they had a cough and a high fever.

00:19:35They are Chinese and came to Italy as tourists.

00:19:40It's hot, I knew it, we're done.

00:19:45We are made, says a Roman with the gift of synthesis,

00:19:48to say that the virus, the coronavirus that Giovanna Botteri talks about in her connections from China,

00:19:55he arrived in Italy.

00:19:56Images of Wuhan, the Chinese city shocked and quarantined,

00:20:02they go around the world.

00:20:10It's the citizens of Wuhan who, locked in their homes, gather their strength and start singing.

00:20:15A scene that gives you the shivers.

00:20:23Italians who live there and want to return are repatriated.

00:20:27There are 53 of them.

00:20:29They cannot have contact with anyone.

00:20:31From China to the Cecchignola military facility for a 14-day quarantine.

00:20:37One of them speaks on the phone with our Marco Monti.

00:20:41For me everything went well.

00:20:43I had a hot return.

00:20:45Yes, it's one aspect.

00:20:46Here it is, here it is.

00:20:48A family, locked in a room.

00:20:52No one can imagine what we were getting into.

00:20:56We thought it was only up to them.

00:20:58It was 50 days ago.

00:21:01On February 20th, in Codogno, 16,000 souls, half an hour from Lodi, in Lombardy,

00:21:07a 38-year-old man feels ill.

00:21:09This time, the coronavirus has struck an Italian.

00:21:16A 38-year-old man in Codogno, in the Oligiano area, was hospitalized in serious condition.

00:21:20On Friday, February 21, Patient 1 was admitted to intensive care.

00:21:25The next few hours are hectic and confusing.

00:21:28But one thing is immediately clear.

00:21:30The coronavirus was apparently not limited to the town of Codogno.

00:21:34At 6pm that day, two more cases were discovered in Voe and Uganeo, near Padua, 170 kilometres away.

00:21:42from Codogno.

00:21:43One of the two infected, a 77-year-old man, died at the Schiavonia hospital.

00:21:49For us it's the first shock.

00:21:52It's been a complex day today on the coronavirus front.

00:21:57Saturday, February 22nd is the second day of the emergency.

00:22:01In Codogno and nearby towns, bars, schools, and shops are closed.

00:22:05The situation is serious.

00:22:08That same day, at 11 pm, Prime Minister Conte

00:22:12He informs Italians at a press conference of the approval of a decree law.

00:22:17The areas of the two outbreaks, in Codogno and Voe e Uganeo, have been declared red zones.

00:22:23In some of our municipalities, it is no longer possible to enter or exit.

00:22:27We were also at Conte's press conference with Annalisa Venditti.

00:22:32Good evening, Annalisa Venditti from the editorial staff of Chi l'ha visto, Rai 3.

00:22:36If someone does not respect the entry or exit ticket from the areas with outbreaks,

00:22:41What is the risk and what is the risk?

00:22:44Italians must not give in to feelings of panic or...

00:22:53Our correspondents, Pablo Trincia and Paolo Andriolo, depart from Milan

00:22:58and they go to better understand what is happening in the Codogno area.

00:23:02They go there by car, in complete safety.

00:23:04The municipalities have been closed, but they are not closed yet.

00:23:09Look, there's nothing written on the electronic whiteboard.

00:23:14There's nothing written, we're getting closer at the moment.

00:23:16Registry certificates are also available online, but they don't say anything about the coronavirus.

00:23:23No.

00:23:25Then the situation gets worse.

00:23:27It's Sunday, February 23rd.

00:23:29In Northern Italy it stops.

00:23:30Public events are cancelled, schools, universities, and museums are closed.

00:23:35The Venice Carnival is cancelled, as is the one in Ivrea.

00:23:40But people are lost, they don't know what to do, they cling to normality.

00:23:46He still hasn't understood that the only antidote to this virus is to stay home.

00:23:55And Milan is trying to resist, it longs for normality.

00:23:59Mayor Sala is photographed wearing a white t-shirt with the writing

00:24:02«Milan doesn't stop».

00:24:04A hashtag is also launched.

00:24:15The president of the Lazio region goes to Milan to express his solidarity.

00:24:20He left from Rome.

00:24:22Zingaretti meets people and has his picture taken while enjoying an aperitif.

00:24:25He smiles.

00:24:26Not far away, however, the sirens of ambulances can be heard.

00:24:30Hospital intensive care units are starting to fill up with patients.

00:24:34Because the more days pass, the more aggressive the virus becomes.

00:24:38Travel fast, from person to person.

00:24:41Psychosis begins.

00:24:42The situation is serious.

00:24:44And the slogans are starting to emerge.

00:24:47Masks, distance, contagion.

00:24:49It's February 27th and the president of Lombardy Fontana posts a video on Facebook

00:24:55which immediately goes viral, in which he wears, in his own way, a mask.

00:25:00The coronavirus, therefore, has also reached the buildings of the institutions.

00:25:05There can be no more doubts.

00:25:06This cursed virus can affect anyone and right now it's really scary.

00:25:11With the effort we are putting in and with the effort all citizens are putting in,

00:25:16In the space of a few days we will be able to slow the spread of the virus.

00:25:23On March 4, the Prime Minister was forced to hold another press conference.

00:25:29With him is the Minister of Education, Azzalina.

00:25:32Boys and girls, you can't go to school anymore.

00:25:35For Italy, another, increasingly dramatic phase officially begins.

00:25:40It's no longer just the municipalities of the North, it concerns us all.

00:25:45Suspend teaching activities outside the red zone.

00:25:50How to explain this to children? Moms and dads ask.

00:25:53Adults, who cannot find the words to say to their children, on the other hand,

00:25:57They know well that this is only the beginning and that the division of our country into red zones and zones

00:26:03yellow

00:26:03It's just a hypothetical line on a piece of paper.

00:26:07The coronavirus is now everywhere. The emergency.

00:26:10it's national.

00:26:11The number of currently positive infections is 10,590.

00:26:18The total number of people in intensive care is 1,028.

00:26:25Every day, at six in the afternoon, the Civil Protection gives the bulletin of new infections

00:26:30and, unfortunately, also deaths.

00:26:33Scary numbers.

00:26:35Numbers because those people can't even be given a final, dutiful farewell.

00:26:41Those numbers are the fathers, the mothers, the grandparents.

00:26:44Italy is going through a particularly challenging time.

00:26:49Our President Mattarella gives a speech on television, but it's not December 31st.

00:26:54It's March 6th.

00:26:56Three minutes and 41 seconds to rally all Italians and urge them to the duty of trust.

00:27:05Italy is forced to stop, to reduce meetings, commitments, outings, and travel.

00:27:11The virus is turning our lives upside down, taking over our habits and forcing us to live locked up,

00:27:17taking away the pleasure of human contact.

00:27:20We don't even know if we can kiss our husband anymore.

00:27:24We have now forgotten the days when it was scary to go to Chinese restaurants,

00:27:29because now we are even afraid of meeting our neighbor.

00:27:33And there are those who feel invincible.

00:27:36Is it right to play matches in empty stadiums?

00:27:39Or should the championship be stopped?

00:27:41Furthermore, one of the most important matches is approaching, the Italian derby, Juventus-Inter.

00:27:47What to do?

00:27:48In the end, it was decided to have it played behind closed doors.

00:27:51The atmosphere is surreal.

00:27:53During the match Dybala scores and runs to hug his teammates on the bench.

00:28:02The happiness after a goal, the joy of sharing with your teammates.

00:28:07A very normal thing, but forbidden these days.

00:28:11Daniele Rugani, who was in that embrace, will test positive for coronavirus.

00:28:16Both teams are placed in isolation.

00:28:19We all have to give up something for the good of Italy.

00:28:23And when I talk about Italy I'm talking about our loved ones, our parents, our grandparents.

00:28:30Conte returns on March 9th. Just a video.

00:28:33There are no more press conferences.

00:28:35This is the third time in less than a month.

00:28:37And we will immediately adapt to these more stringent rules.

00:28:42This time, however, it is to tell us that there are no more distinctions.

00:28:45Italy is now a red zone, and a crackdown is being planned on all activities, especially travel.

00:28:53Chaos breaks out during the night.

00:28:55People are panicking, despite the reassurances.

00:28:59He prefers to stock up on food at late-night supermarkets.

00:29:03There is still some time left for satire.

00:29:06Striscia la notizia makes it about Nicola Zingaretti, who was a guest of Bruno Vespa on Porta a Porta.

00:29:12It was not yet known that the governor of Lazio had been infected.

00:29:17And the next interview will be Porta a Porta chiusa.

00:29:25That's right, he closed door to door, he had to stop this production.

00:29:30So I also thank Stefano Mattioli and Fabrizio Simone who are allowing me to go on air.

00:29:36These are special moments.

00:29:38Corradino, we'll be connected to Claudio Aldi in Rome shortly.

00:29:42How is it possible that the decree comes at night and then everyone has time to leave?

00:29:47from the red zone?

00:29:48First because there is an announcement with information that wants to know everything.

00:29:52On one occasion the announcement came six hours before the signing.

00:29:56Then there is the signature of the Prime Minister.

00:29:59However, after the Prime Minister has signed it, the President of the Republic must accept it.

00:30:04and it is necessary to publish it in the official journal.

00:30:06So time passes, especially if it happens on the weekend.

00:30:10Furthermore, when we heard about red zones, like in China,

00:30:15well, then you need to have law enforcement agencies that enforce a decree like this.

00:30:20I was very pessimistic about this and I have to say that instead everything worked quite well.

00:30:27thanks to the sense of discipline that the Italians reposted on this occasion.

00:30:31The Italians. Well, not all of them, of course, because then we saw, well,

00:30:35someone left, the governor of Puglia who said

00:30:38Don't come here and bring us the virus, Claudio Aldi should be here in Rome

00:30:43and she is also trying to make you understand with the representatives, in this case the Police,

00:30:50what are you getting into?

00:30:52Acquaniti was very clear before, Claudia.

00:30:55Are you going out to see what's happening in Rome?

00:31:01Yes, Federica, good evening.

00:31:02Look, we are here with the director of the Office of General Prevention and Public Rescue

00:31:07of the Rome Police Headquarters, Dr. Massimo Improta.

00:31:10Soon we will be wearing masks and gloves and with him and his patrol cars, his men,

00:31:16we'll go and see what's happening in Rome.

00:31:18Doctor Improta has been in charge of monitoring the city's streets for 48 hours

00:31:25to see if the Romans and whoever comes here to the capital

00:31:29follows the indications of the decree

00:31:37and that's what we all have to do starting Wednesday.

00:31:41Doctor, listen, these days, it's been 48 hours,

00:31:44You have been asked to make an even greater effort than what you make every day on the streets.

00:31:50Tell us some numbers, have you checked how many people,

00:31:53who hasn't, let's say, followed the instructions?

00:31:57Well, it must be said right away that Roman citizenship

00:32:00he responded fully and concretely

00:32:02to the indications of the Prime Minister's decree of the 11th

00:32:06and the checks of the last 24 hours reported this morning at 8am

00:32:12there are approximately 10,000 checks, but it is the sum of all the police forces

00:32:17and of all those who are on the pitch from Termini station

00:32:21to the airports, to the traffic police, to the city

00:32:25they checked with our men, the Carabinieri, the Guardia di Finanza

00:32:30those who were in transit on the city streets.

00:32:33How many of them in particular have you checked?

00:32:35Cattolino is 500, only as far as the structure of the Rome police headquarters is concerned

00:32:39between the car radios of the patrol cars and the car radios of the police stations in the capital.

00:32:44So, Claudia, if you want to follow them, we'd also be happy to see

00:32:47what, that is, how is Rome, because look, it makes an impression

00:32:51this deserted Rome, they closed the Trevi Fountain

00:32:54but they also closed the Eiffel Tower.

00:32:56We're in a really peculiar situation, aren't we?

00:32:59The symbols of these closing cities.

00:33:01Acquaniti, if you are connected, I wanted to ask you

00:33:05I saw the extraordinary effort you naturally have to make

00:33:09I wanted to ask you, so many people ask us

00:33:11boys, for example, who are abroad

00:33:13who are unable to return to Italy

00:33:16because now then, the airlines are closed

00:33:19rightly so, in short, the cruises end

00:33:22because with what happened on the first cruise ship

00:33:24Maybe it should have been done sooner.

00:33:26Who comes from abroad and crosses the border

00:33:29but why is he resident in Italy?

00:33:32This is not considered a crime, of course.

00:33:34can he return to Italy, right?

00:33:37Absolutely not, it is not a crime.

00:33:41it is already expressly provided for in the decree

00:33:45that the return to places of residence

00:33:48and or domicile is a right

00:33:51so all the activities

00:33:53I am not just a policeman

00:33:55I am also an ordinary citizen

00:33:57who has a relationship life

00:33:58I have many friends who ask me how to get back

00:34:01from Erasmus their kids

00:34:03It is clear that each country is reacting differently

00:34:07so the first thing is to understand in which country the boy is living

00:34:11what are the possibilities of moving

00:34:13as she rightly said

00:34:15see which carrier, plane or trains

00:34:18how to reach the border

00:34:21in Italy kids have every right

00:34:25not just the kids, everyone

00:34:26have the right to return to their places of residence and domicile

00:34:30this is absolutely right that it is so

00:34:33and this is what was correctly expressed in the decree

00:34:37Well, thank you Queniti.

00:34:38I ask the director if it's possible

00:34:41of course, after all, it's a program

00:34:44which must try to give the maximum information

00:34:46if it is possible to connect via Skype with the mayor of Codogno

00:34:51Francesco Passerini

00:34:52because naturally I give all the time to the direction

00:35:00because then we want to understand from these municipalities

00:35:03What's happening in these municipalities?

00:35:04because there are very strong appeals

00:35:07which come from the mayor of each of these municipalities

00:35:10See you soon after this short break

00:35:26So, the mayor of Codogno

00:35:28we should have it via Skype

00:35:31Francesco Passerini

00:35:33let's see if I can see it

00:35:34So, mayor

00:35:35First of all, thank you for being here with us.

00:35:38It also needs blood, right?

00:35:40She wants to make an appeal, right?

00:35:43Absolutely yes

00:35:44If I had heard the Avis appeal

00:35:48I absolutely want to join

00:35:49and invite everyone to go and donate

00:35:52donors who can leave

00:35:55to go and donate

00:35:56there is a need for it

00:35:57and so really

00:35:58let's make this effort all together

00:36:01because there is always a need for blood

00:36:03in our hospitals

00:36:03Listen, mayor.

00:36:05you are affected

00:36:06and you were hit there in the north hard

00:36:09here it seems to us as if

00:36:10no, the tsunami has yet to hit us

00:36:13what's the situation now?

00:36:16Start anyway

00:36:17to be less in emergency than before?

00:36:21Well, the emergency certainly continues

00:36:24clear, the numbers and the trend

00:36:26that are arriving in the last few days

00:36:28they also give a kind of satisfaction

00:36:31that all the sacrifices made

00:36:32from our communities

00:36:33and from our populations

00:36:34they still brought some results

00:36:38we must move on

00:36:39we must move on

00:36:40and we need to make everyone understand

00:36:41that the best weapon

00:36:43the greatest weapon we have

00:36:44is to try to stay at home

00:36:46as much as possible

00:36:47and try to avoid social contact

00:36:50as much as possible

00:36:52it's the only way we have

00:36:54to defeat this virus

00:36:55first is good

00:36:56Look, you did well to say it.

00:36:57because since you have been there

00:36:59there are rules

00:37:00which are not exactly virtuous rules

00:37:01they are rules of life

00:37:03so they with great holy patience

00:37:06they were inside the house

00:37:08we were connected

00:37:10with one of our viewers

00:37:11by Castiglione Dada

00:37:12what he told us

00:37:14I'm inside the house

00:37:14I can't even go

00:37:15from my mom

00:37:16which is on the landing below

00:37:17but we have to get out of it

00:37:19the more we stay at home

00:37:21the more we stay short

00:37:22and we get out of it first

00:37:23I thank the mayor

00:37:25and look

00:37:27thanks to you

00:37:27thank you, thank you for having you

00:37:29he can intervene whenever he wants

00:37:30naturally

00:37:31and look

00:37:32we are all closer

00:37:33unfortunately with this virus

00:37:35what makes an impression

00:37:36is if Marco Varvello

00:37:38of course he confirms it for me

00:37:39than in England

00:37:40Boris Johnson says

00:37:43get used to losing your loved ones

00:37:45Marco

00:37:46the line is yours

00:37:47a virtual hug

00:37:48Right back at you

00:37:49Yes

00:37:50what makes the most impression

00:37:52it's a greeting to everyone

00:37:53then I thank you

00:37:54also the studio technician

00:37:56here from RAI London

00:37:57Paul Camata

00:37:58which allows us to go on air

00:37:59I was saying

00:38:00what makes the most impression

00:38:01apart from the unfortunate exit

00:38:03by Boris Johnson

00:38:03that you remembered

00:38:04who said exactly

00:38:07literally

00:38:08there will be many families

00:38:09who will lose prematurely

00:38:13their loved ones

00:38:13All right

00:38:14I was going to skip this outing

00:38:15what makes the most impression

00:38:17is that so far

00:38:18there haven't been any

00:38:19measures

00:38:20of containment

00:38:23of the epidemic

00:38:24Why?

00:38:25why the experts

00:38:26they say there is a delay

00:38:28that we saw

00:38:28also in other countries

00:38:29France

00:38:30Germany

00:38:31compared to the Italian front line

00:38:33and the British delay

00:38:36on arrival

00:38:37of the epidemic

00:38:38it is calculated

00:38:39in approximately

00:38:40four weeks

00:38:41so here

00:38:41the cases

00:38:42I'm still actually

00:38:44a few hundred

00:38:45about

00:38:45nineteenth century

00:38:47but the fact

00:38:48not to take

00:38:49measures

00:38:50it means that it is not done

00:38:51not even prevention

00:38:52arriving at the office

00:38:54Before

00:38:54standing

00:38:55I saw the pubs

00:38:56full

00:38:57the premises

00:38:59they are open

00:39:00the schools

00:39:00they are open

00:39:02and then

00:39:03this is that

00:39:04which puts more pressure

00:39:04we saw

00:39:05first the images

00:39:07of Juventus

00:39:08Inter

00:39:08here

00:39:08the only one

00:39:09measure

00:39:10socket

00:39:11from the Football Federation

00:39:13not from the government

00:39:13that's it

00:39:14of the suspension

00:39:15of the matches

00:39:16of all championships

00:39:17of football

00:39:17until April 3rd

00:39:19but also because

00:39:20until two days ago

00:39:22and we see these images

00:39:23disconcerting

00:39:24in Liverpool

00:39:25it was played

00:39:26calmly

00:39:27Liverpool

00:39:28Atletico Madrid

00:39:29that it was not a normal match

00:39:31apart from the fact that it was played regularly

00:39:34but why did they arrive

00:39:363,000 fans

00:39:37from Madrid

00:39:38of Atletico Madrid

00:39:39and we know that Spain

00:39:41it's after Italy

00:39:42in short the country

00:39:43most affected

00:39:43Therefore

00:39:44up to now

00:39:45I have to say

00:39:46there is a lot of concern

00:39:47in the Italian community

00:39:48we know that

00:39:49they live here

00:39:50approximately 700,000 Italians

00:39:52that on one hand

00:39:53they feel relatives

00:39:54friends

00:39:54they watch the news

00:39:56with the situation

00:39:57dramatic in Italy

00:39:58and on the other

00:39:59they look around

00:40:00and I understand

00:40:01that maybe here

00:40:02it hasn't happened yet

00:40:04aware

00:40:05of what is coming

00:40:06look thank you

00:40:07also because so many

00:40:08they call us

00:40:09right from London

00:40:11from Paris

00:40:11from Spain

00:40:12saying but these countries

00:40:13they are

00:40:14Italians

00:40:15Italian boys

00:40:15young

00:40:16they say that in these countries

00:40:17they are underestimating

00:40:19I thank

00:40:20Joseph Gentile

00:40:21Massimo Merola

00:40:21Gianluca Dario

00:40:22Paolo Loffredo

00:40:23Joseph Sgro

00:40:24because they allow me

00:40:25to go on air

00:40:26please Corradino

00:40:27I wanted to say

00:40:28Barvello hit the mark

00:40:29the point

00:40:30the underestimation

00:40:32about Madrid

00:40:33Madrid

00:40:34the virus has arrived

00:40:35even to a minister

00:40:36of the government

00:40:38the Montero

00:40:38which is also the companion

00:40:39of the vice president

00:40:40of the Iglesias council

00:40:42now Sanchez

00:40:44he got

00:40:44the state of alarm

00:40:47which allows him

00:40:48to do directly

00:40:50measures

00:40:51these restrictive measures

00:40:52but also in Spain

00:40:53I'm late

00:40:55what is not understood

00:40:56of Great Britain

00:40:57maybe we could ask

00:40:58further clarifications

00:41:00in Varvello

00:41:01and if it is a strategy

00:41:02Johnson's

00:41:03or just an underestimation

00:41:05let's see why

00:41:06we are

00:41:06yes Marco

00:41:08sorry they are there

00:41:09the others falling

00:41:10satellites

00:41:10but tell me

00:41:11quickly

00:41:12clearly

00:41:12but look

00:41:13in two words

00:41:14the strategy

00:41:15but it could be

00:41:16that of

00:41:17essentially

00:41:18to develop

00:41:20the antibodies

00:41:21in the population

00:41:22because today

00:41:23the scientific consultant

00:41:24of the government

00:41:25he actually said

00:41:25well if 60%

00:41:27he will get infected

00:41:28will develop

00:41:29this immunity

00:41:33mass

00:41:33this is how it is defined

00:41:35here it is

00:41:35It's Patrick Vallas

00:41:37listen Marco

00:41:38but I'm really

00:41:38optimists

00:41:39you don't know

00:41:39the face

00:41:40what he did

00:41:40Professor Rezza

00:41:41and also Giovanna

00:41:42Botteri

00:41:43from Beijing

00:41:43because if

00:41:44no but we do it

00:41:45everyone's face

00:41:46because it's obvious

00:41:48that take into account

00:41:49a high number

00:41:50of victims

00:41:51in the bands

00:41:52weaker

00:41:52but it's not a speech

00:41:54thanks Marco

00:41:55Look

00:41:56Thank you

00:41:56I would like to say one thing

00:41:57on other countries

00:41:58in general

00:41:59apart from China

00:42:01that after

00:42:02an initial

00:42:03perhaps skidding

00:42:04let's say

00:42:05after he took

00:42:06of the measures

00:42:06incredible

00:42:07European countries

00:42:09meanwhile

00:42:10they are moving forward

00:42:12each on his own

00:42:13the European Union

00:42:14it seems

00:42:15not having given

00:42:16management

00:42:17univocal

00:42:17everyone takes

00:42:19the measures

00:42:19that takes

00:42:20with delay

00:42:21Why

00:42:21us

00:42:22some justification

00:42:23we have it

00:42:24we found each other

00:42:24the virus

00:42:25at home

00:42:26in Lombardy

00:42:27probably

00:42:28the second half

00:42:29of January

00:42:29was already circulating

00:42:32clearly

00:42:32unexpected

00:42:33that is for us

00:42:34it was sudden

00:42:35but they are warned

00:42:36we were afraid

00:42:37looking

00:42:38what was happening

00:42:39in Wuhan

00:42:40someone could think

00:42:41Wuhan is far away

00:42:42a health system

00:42:43completely different

00:42:44from ours

00:42:44but the French

00:42:46the Germans

00:42:47the English

00:42:47you want me not to

00:42:49be warned

00:42:49of that

00:42:50what's happening

00:42:51in Lombardy

00:42:52one of the best

00:42:53health systems

00:42:55of Europe

00:42:55and of the world

00:42:56Lombardy

00:42:56let's say it

00:42:57but it's under the eyes

00:42:59of all

00:42:59At that time

00:42:59everyone is leaving

00:43:01with great delay

00:43:02because if I

00:43:02that is, if Italy

00:43:04takes action

00:43:05with few chains

00:43:06of transmission

00:43:07that there are anyway

00:43:08maybe in Rome

00:43:09and in Lazio

00:43:10very little

00:43:11little

00:43:11in some regions

00:43:13from the south

00:43:13let's take action

00:43:14on a national scale

00:43:15why do we say

00:43:16maybe we can delay

00:43:18if not actually block

00:43:19delay

00:43:20the progression of the virus

00:43:22on the diffusion

00:43:23these countries

00:43:24they had

00:43:25a long time

00:43:26to plan

00:43:27Thank you

00:43:28I know it too

00:43:28that if I let it slide

00:43:30the virus

00:43:31and I let him walk

00:43:32without any obstacle

00:43:33that in six months

00:43:34practically

00:43:36it strikes me

00:43:3760%

00:43:37of the Italian population

00:43:38but after

00:43:39we meet again

00:43:40with a load

00:43:41so strong

00:43:42on health facilities

00:43:43the hospitals

00:43:44intensive care units

00:43:45that I want to see

00:43:46when after

00:43:47people stay at home

00:43:48and we have to go

00:43:48in intensive care

00:43:50what happens?

00:43:51if they expect

00:43:52to face

00:43:53the gender situation

00:43:53hats off

00:43:54in fact Marco

00:43:55he returns to Italy

00:43:56Rezza

00:43:56No

00:43:57I am joking

00:43:58but

00:43:58the English

00:44:00strategies do

00:44:00they are not the last to arrive

00:44:02but

00:44:02he told me something important

00:44:03I wonder what

00:44:04anyway you need to get some air

00:44:06No?

00:44:06why even stay at home

00:44:08In short

00:44:08it's not that it does much good

00:44:10you need to have air

00:44:10that is, there is a bit of concern

00:44:12for the births

00:44:13I'll show them to you

00:44:13these images

00:44:14there is a group

00:44:16that there are

00:44:17I don't know if I'm from the lightning

00:44:19they are carabinieri

00:44:21they tell me

00:44:21they are carabinieri

00:44:22who run in groups

00:44:24for Livorno

00:44:25let's see them together

00:44:26let's see what happens

00:44:27but do you realize what the fuck

00:44:29are you doing?

00:44:31you realize

00:44:32what the fuck

00:44:33are you doing?

00:44:36I photograph you

00:44:37Why

00:44:37what the fuck are you doing?

00:44:38you didn't run

00:44:39for shit

00:44:40you didn't run

00:44:41for a screw

00:44:42and now go for a run

00:44:43it's not necessary

00:44:44it's a message

00:44:46it's a message

00:44:47which is wrong

00:44:48Christ

00:44:48who are you?

00:44:50are you parabatudists?

00:44:51huh?

00:44:52are you from the lightning?

00:44:54fuck

00:44:54you don't have to

00:44:55stay at home

00:44:58you have to stay at home

00:44:59fuck

00:45:01you didn't run

00:45:03for a lifetime

00:45:04you've gained weight

00:45:06and now you have the desire

00:45:07to go and lose weight

00:45:08balls

00:45:11there is a lot of tension

00:45:13Rezza

00:45:15then there are many videos

00:45:17that we propose to you

00:45:19it's an attitude

00:45:20not very virtuous

00:45:21or they could run

00:45:22at a distance?

00:45:23if one runs alone

00:45:25and at a distance

00:45:26clearly

00:45:27nothing happens

00:45:28if

00:45:28like when one

00:45:29bring the dog

00:45:30to go for a walk

00:45:31No?

00:45:33naturally

00:45:33it's different

00:45:34if we

00:45:34let's give up

00:45:35on the rules

00:45:36and then

00:45:37let's start saying

00:45:37yes let's go

00:45:38let's go running together

00:45:39now the groups are formed

00:45:41so on and so forth

00:45:41then they move

00:45:42of kilometers

00:45:43while they tell us

00:45:44not to leave the house

00:45:45so this

00:45:46the people

00:45:46we know her

00:45:46it's not an attitude

00:45:48virtuous

00:45:49although

00:45:49Joan

00:45:51you are always in the frame

00:45:52know it

00:45:52because whatever happens

00:45:54you are framed

00:45:55you have perfect hair

00:45:56the hairdressers

00:45:57you can see

00:45:57they close here

00:45:58instead they reopen them

00:46:00and so you're lucky

00:46:01because in a little while

00:46:02all women

00:46:03they will have very serious problems

00:46:05I'm looking for

00:46:06see also

00:46:07to make light of things

00:46:07every now and again

00:46:08to give you a smile

00:46:09but I always tell you

00:46:10the rules must be respected

00:46:12wash your hands

00:46:13the masks

00:46:14for everyone

00:46:14Giovanna Botteri is right

00:46:16when he pointed it out

00:46:17and we should have

00:46:19Rino Pellino

00:46:20which is in Berlin

00:46:25what's happening there

00:46:27because after all

00:46:28from London

00:46:29hugs

00:46:30you kiss

00:46:31they wait like this

00:46:32to make themselves theirs

00:46:33I don't know

00:46:34a do-it-yourself

00:46:35in the time of cholera

00:46:36I have to say

00:46:37my mother made me eat

00:46:38the mussels

00:46:39he put lemon in it

00:46:40and he told me

00:46:41lemon is good for you

00:46:43eliminate cholera

00:46:44but anyway

00:46:45now the times

00:46:46they have changed a little

00:46:47Rino

00:46:49the situation here

00:46:50I have to say

00:46:51that's enough

00:46:52schizophrenic

00:46:54Me too

00:46:55I went out

00:46:57a moment

00:46:58Before

00:46:58to try

00:47:00to eat

00:47:00one thing

00:47:01full rooms

00:47:03some packed

00:47:04I kept myself

00:47:05keep away

00:47:06from those

00:47:08and people

00:47:09calmly

00:47:10around

00:47:10bus

00:47:11equally full

00:47:13Today

00:47:14it seems

00:47:15the first day

00:47:16in which

00:47:17at the level

00:47:19let's say

00:47:19national

00:47:20he took it

00:47:20a little more

00:47:21consciousness

00:47:22yesterday there was

00:47:23a meeting

00:47:24of all the presidents

00:47:25of the regions

00:47:26then they went

00:47:27all of us together

00:47:28from Angela Merkel

00:47:29they have

00:47:29it seems

00:47:30argued

00:47:31until late at night

00:47:32to try to find

00:47:33a common position

00:47:35they started today

00:47:36to go out

00:47:37one after the other

00:47:38saying

00:47:39that closed the schools

00:47:40he started

00:47:42Bavaria

00:47:42and they arrived

00:47:43many others

00:47:44but we had to

00:47:44arrive at today

00:47:45and only this afternoon

00:47:48the football federation

00:47:49he decided

00:47:49to suspend

00:47:50the Bundesliga

00:47:51they were still

00:47:52firmly

00:47:53intending

00:47:54to play

00:47:55the matches on Sunday

00:47:56until yesterday

00:47:57some games

00:47:58they had to be played

00:47:59even with the public

00:48:01this while

00:48:03at the same time

00:48:04the highest authorities

00:48:05scientific

00:48:06they were saying

00:48:07that the situation

00:48:08she's serious

00:48:08that we must prepare ourselves

00:48:10at worst

00:48:10That

00:48:12In short

00:48:13the hospitals

00:48:15they have to start

00:48:16to put

00:48:17on point

00:48:17of the plans

00:48:19emergency

00:48:20to fix it

00:48:21most read

00:48:22possible

00:48:22to make it arrive

00:48:25all the fans

00:48:27and everyone

00:48:29all equipment

00:48:31that are needed

00:48:32which among other things

00:48:33I have to say

00:48:33something is coming

00:48:34from China

00:48:35equipment

00:48:36doctors

00:48:36Therefore

00:48:37In short

00:48:37which surely

00:48:38they will help us

00:48:39Exactly

00:48:39but this

00:48:40here

00:48:41here in Germany

00:48:42and at the same time

00:48:44but it wasn't taken

00:48:45no measure

00:48:46even in the north

00:48:47Rhine-Westphalia

00:48:48where the outbreak is

00:48:50most important

00:48:50There are

00:48:511500 cases

00:48:52make sure

00:48:53about

00:48:54And

00:48:555 deaths

00:48:57only there

00:48:59the schools

00:49:00they didn't close

00:49:02they closed

00:49:03only

00:49:03in some

00:49:04in some places

00:49:05there have never been any

00:49:06of the real ones

00:49:07and its own

00:49:08red zones

00:49:09in those regions

00:49:10Rino

00:49:10I thank you

00:49:11Why

00:49:11only today

00:49:12Please

00:49:14just one thing

00:49:15only today

00:49:15the government

00:49:16he decided

00:49:17a huge plan

00:49:19of financing

00:49:21of the economy

00:49:22500 billion

00:49:23placed on the table

00:49:24the possibility

00:49:25to ask

00:49:26unlimited credits

00:49:27And

00:49:28the idea

00:49:29Of

00:49:29beat

00:49:31Like this

00:49:31and defeat

00:49:32Also

00:49:32it was said

00:49:33the markets

00:49:34that they are looking for

00:49:35Of

00:49:35bet

00:49:36against

00:49:37Europe

00:49:38whole

00:49:38which must

00:49:40cope

00:49:40to this emergency

00:49:41I thank you

00:49:42Why

00:49:42it's clear

00:49:43that the economy

00:49:44it's important

00:49:45I believe

00:49:45that people

00:49:46that are

00:49:46seeing

00:49:46this program

00:49:48but

00:49:48they also ask themselves

00:49:49but if I

00:49:50then I don't live

00:49:51what do I do

00:49:53At that time

00:49:53the problem

00:49:54there are people

00:49:55who have lost

00:49:55the workplace

00:49:56then Corradino

00:49:57he did his part

00:49:58press review

00:49:59telling us

00:50:00they are people

00:50:01those inside

00:50:02and those outside

00:50:02instead of being

00:50:03forced to work

00:50:04someone says

00:50:04but why

00:50:05I have to go

00:50:06to work

00:50:06We see

00:50:07then there are

00:50:08at this point

00:50:08we are in a democracy

00:50:09and everyone talks

00:50:10I propose to you

00:50:12Always

00:50:13we keep

00:50:13rez

00:50:14and then I ask

00:50:14to Filomena

00:50:15Rorro

00:50:15if he can

00:50:16ask the questions

00:50:18on health

00:50:18because he too

00:50:19naturally

00:50:19he's very tired

00:50:21but I ask

00:50:21to broadcast

00:50:22Vittorio Sgarbi

00:50:23forever

00:50:24to understand

00:50:25but anyway

00:50:26one can say

00:50:26whatever he wants

00:50:28I can't understand

00:50:30as

00:50:30they want each other

00:50:31convince

00:50:31the Italians

00:50:32that exists

00:50:33a danger

00:50:34that isn't there

00:50:35and all life

00:50:36that in winter

00:50:36let's take

00:50:37colds

00:50:37and influences

00:50:38all my life

00:50:38what people

00:50:39they get sick

00:50:40of diseases

00:50:43respiratory

00:50:44so they have

00:50:44colds

00:50:45cough

00:50:46sometimes

00:50:46even

00:50:47pneumonia

00:50:47and there is not

00:50:49nothing more

00:50:49he is not dead

00:50:50someone

00:50:51suddenly

00:50:51which has become

00:50:52black

00:50:52with buboes

00:50:54it came to him

00:50:54the plague

00:50:55it didn't happen

00:50:56Nothing

00:50:56someone died

00:50:57because he had

00:50:58a rather advanced age

00:50:59it arrived to him

00:51:00a cuddler

00:51:00of pneumonia

00:51:02and he died

00:51:02and as it has always been

00:51:03I can't

00:51:05to imagine

00:51:05that all this

00:51:06you change completely

00:51:07our life

00:51:08but which of you

00:51:10he's sick

00:51:10Truly

00:51:11about millions

00:51:12that we are in Italy

00:51:13those poor things

00:51:15that they take

00:51:15pneumonia

00:51:16they were sick

00:51:17they would have been sick

00:51:18Anyway

00:51:18even without

00:51:19coronavirus

00:51:20fucking shit

00:51:21which

00:51:21just wait

00:51:23a little bit of heat

00:51:23to die

00:51:24because it is so powerful

00:51:25that at 26 degrees

00:51:26he dies

00:51:27you drink

00:51:27a hot tea

00:51:28he's already dead

00:51:29but what the fuck kind of virus is this?

00:51:30never a few colds

00:51:31like this season

00:51:32I myself

00:51:32or less colds

00:51:33than usual

00:51:34there is a decrease

00:51:36of diseases

00:51:38but

00:51:40extremely dangerous

00:51:40people look at each other

00:51:41on the street

00:51:42with a hallucinated air

00:51:43I say

00:51:43I don't know

00:51:44or I'm crazy

00:51:45or am I the only one

00:51:46who tells the truth

00:51:48I don't believe it

00:51:49to these people

00:51:50they don't convince me

00:51:51I do not believe

00:51:52to the coronavirus

00:51:53there will be something

00:51:54behind

00:51:55something they will want

00:51:56Give Way

00:51:57I don't know what it is

00:51:59there is nothing

00:52:00there is nothing

00:52:02and they broke the balls

00:52:04rebel

00:52:05send them to hell

00:52:06if the ministers say

00:52:08of this advice

00:52:09of the ministers

00:52:09that there is the virus

00:52:10don't believe it

00:52:12I am a group

00:52:13of total incompetents

00:52:15empty pumpkins

00:52:16goats

00:52:17goats

00:52:18don't worry

00:52:19in 15 days

00:52:20it will all be over

00:52:21All

00:52:22but in the meantime

00:52:24I explained it to you

00:52:24we should be cautious

00:52:25if you stop like this

00:52:26like assholes

00:52:26lock yourself in the house

00:52:27to bed

00:52:28Well

00:52:29if you are in bed

00:52:31if you are in bed

00:52:32get up

00:52:33get up

00:52:34go around

00:52:35go to Codogno

00:52:37go and see

00:52:39Here you are

00:52:40listen, Professor Rezza

00:52:42we went to Codogno

00:52:43if he went there

00:52:44naturally

00:52:44then the first one who said

00:52:45he says I'm crazy

00:52:46or

00:52:46more than a thousand deaths

00:52:49in Italy

00:52:49why this percentage

00:52:51it's so tall

00:52:51in Italy

00:52:52of deaths

00:52:53there is a population

00:52:55fortunately

00:52:56but in this case

00:52:57Unfortunately

00:52:58very old

00:52:59if we go to see

00:53:01the average age

00:53:01is superior

00:53:03of deaths

00:53:04is superior

00:53:05at 80 years old

00:53:06they are people

00:53:07which often

00:53:08they have

00:53:08many pathologies

00:53:10basic

00:53:11naturally

00:53:12this is not that

00:53:13let there be consideration

00:53:14Why

00:53:15they are people

00:53:16that anyway

00:53:16they could have

00:53:17a life expectancy

00:53:18still ahead

00:53:18more or less long

00:53:20it depends later

00:53:21clearly

00:53:22there is variability

00:53:23individual

00:53:24but there are

00:53:25even people

00:53:26younger

00:53:27who go to therapy

00:53:27but these people

00:53:28they wouldn't have died

00:53:28if it hadn't been there

00:53:30the coronavirus

00:53:31that is, that you mess around

00:53:32be present

00:53:32let it be said

00:53:33because the problem

00:53:35is that these people

00:53:36then they die

00:53:37I think he has

00:53:38played on the paradox

00:53:40but the problem

00:53:41instead it's very serious

00:53:42these people

00:53:43there are more than a thousand

00:53:44look

00:53:45among other things

00:53:46among the elderly

00:53:46we are here too

00:53:47so in short

00:53:49we are talking

00:53:49the problem is the one after

00:53:50I say

00:53:51but of course

00:53:52this is a virus

00:53:53that we can't do

00:53:55comparisons with the common cold

00:53:57the flu

00:53:58but not because

00:53:59for his

00:53:59he says how virulent it is

00:54:01in part it is more virulent

00:54:02because it causes pneumonia

00:54:03Anyway

00:54:04but also because

00:54:06since we don't have

00:54:07a new virus

00:54:08none of us

00:54:09has antibodies

00:54:09against this virus

00:54:10Therefore

00:54:11he runs a lot

00:54:12it circulates very quickly

00:54:14and if one is unable to give

00:54:16appropriate assistance

00:54:17a person who needs to be intubated

00:54:19he has to go to the hospital

00:54:21he has to go to intensive care

00:54:22I am trying to say

00:54:23but can you imagine?

00:54:24that's why I'm surprised

00:54:27that it won't be understood afterwards

00:54:28the problem

00:54:28but then among other things

00:54:29in Codogno

00:54:30In my opinion

00:54:30they close the borders

00:54:31and rudeness

00:54:32they don't make it

00:54:32to enter Codogno

00:54:34because they are afraid

00:54:35of those who enter

00:54:36in Codogno

00:54:36I would say

00:54:37to Filomena Rorro

00:54:38it has grouped together

00:54:39other questions

00:54:40for Professor Rezza

00:54:42and on our cover

00:54:46that woman

00:54:46he says

00:54:47we elders

00:54:48that we have given so much

00:54:49to Italy

00:54:49what are you doing now?

00:54:50you throw us away

00:54:51but this then

00:54:52it's not a speech

00:54:53to be done

00:54:53here's the problem

00:54:55of the coronavirus

00:54:56why those people

00:54:57they wouldn't have died

00:54:58they would have been treated

00:55:00they had some pathologies

00:55:01but what does it have to do with it?

00:55:02they died

00:55:03it is understood

00:55:04who had the coronavirus

00:55:05this must do to us

00:55:07think

00:55:08then Filomena

00:55:09are you ready?

00:55:11Yes

00:55:13as soon as

00:55:14he called

00:55:15a lady

00:55:16which was operated on

00:55:20of a tumor

00:55:21to the lungs

00:55:22and lives at home

00:55:23with her husband

00:55:24and he asked us

00:55:26he asked

00:55:27to the professor

00:55:27must maintain

00:55:28a certain distance

00:55:29of safety

00:55:30even from her husband

00:55:31staying at home

00:55:33and then

00:55:34another

00:55:36viewer

00:55:36he got the vaccine

00:55:37against pneumonia

00:55:39but he is a carrier

00:55:40of pulmonary emphysema

00:55:42asks

00:55:42if it were to happen

00:55:43contract the virus

00:55:44the vaccine

00:55:45what he did

00:55:46against pneumonia

00:55:47it can be for him

00:55:47any help?

00:55:49this is the beginning

00:55:50the second

00:55:50unfortunately not

00:55:51why the vaccine

00:55:52against pneumonia

00:55:53it's good that it's done

00:55:54beyond a certain age

00:55:55or if you have

00:55:56of underlying pathologies

00:55:57if for example

00:55:58you don't have a spleen

00:55:59but it's a vaccine

00:56:01that protects

00:56:02only against

00:56:03exclusively

00:56:03against pneumonia

00:56:05from pneumococcus

00:56:06which is a bacterium

00:56:07it's not a virus

00:56:07better do it

00:56:09naturally

00:56:10he did well to do it

00:56:11but it doesn't protect

00:56:12Unfortunately

00:56:12against pneumonia

00:56:13from coronavirus

00:56:14with regard to

00:56:16the people

00:56:16more at risk

00:56:18to develop

00:56:21a serious illness

00:56:22because they have

00:56:22of pathologies

00:56:23basic

00:56:24Already

00:56:25they had

00:56:26some problems

00:56:26of health

00:56:27it's clear

00:56:28what is it worth

00:56:29even more

00:56:30the council

00:56:31and the recommendation

00:56:32must stay

00:56:32very considerate

00:56:34Why

00:56:36we need to protect

00:56:37pregnant women

00:56:38for example

00:56:39we have

00:56:39two colleagues

00:56:40that we left at home

00:56:41if it were the flu

00:56:41with the vaccine

00:56:42here unfortunately

00:56:42the vaccine

00:56:43it's not there yet

00:56:44so what should we do

00:56:45for pregnant women

00:56:46there is caution

00:56:47although I have to say

00:56:48that pregnant women

00:56:50they don't seem to have

00:56:51a greater risk

00:56:52of serious complications

00:56:53it seems that

00:56:54whatever happens

00:56:55can give life

00:56:56to the children

00:56:57normally

00:56:58but it's clear

00:56:59if they had a high fever

00:57:01close to giving birth

00:57:03whatever happens

00:57:04it would be dangerous

00:57:05be careful

00:57:07it's very important

00:57:07just one thing

00:57:08I wanted to ask

00:57:09to the professor

00:57:10but only because

00:57:12we are old

00:57:12because today

00:57:13they gave

00:57:14the percentage

00:57:15of the dead

00:57:16on the sick

00:57:175-8%

00:57:18Meaning what

00:57:18more than double

00:57:20of what we read

00:57:20in China

00:57:21there is no one

00:57:22another with cause

00:57:23there are two things

00:57:24to say

00:57:24a

00:57:25if we go

00:57:26to stratify

00:57:28by age group

00:57:29let's see that

00:57:30we don't have

00:57:31a lethality

00:57:32greater

00:57:33compared to that

00:57:34of the Chinese

00:57:35we have

00:57:36a population

00:57:36much older

00:57:37than that of Guan

00:57:38but really a lot

00:57:39of 20%

00:57:41second thing

00:57:42it depends a lot

00:57:43since it's been done

00:57:44the test

00:57:45that is, if I do

00:57:46a policy

00:57:47of tests

00:57:47very active

00:57:49that is, if you arrive

00:57:50late

00:57:50I will take

00:57:50no no no

00:57:52if the numerator

00:57:54it's bigger

00:57:54oh sure

00:57:55because I will identify

00:57:57as if we

00:57:57we went there

00:57:58to search

00:57:59ninth

00:57:59the denominator

00:58:00I will identify

00:58:01many people

00:58:01even asymptomatic

00:58:03without symptoms

00:58:04without surrender

00:58:04we have the connection

00:58:06Scaifa Street

00:58:06lethality is decreasing

00:58:07instead if I narrow down

00:58:09those who have

00:58:09more serious symptoms

00:58:11the lethality

00:58:12he gets up

00:58:13Therefore

00:58:13we are doing

00:58:15for some time now

00:58:15for a problem

00:58:16of feasibility

00:58:17Also

00:58:18we test above all

00:58:19the people

00:58:20that they have

00:58:20of the symptoms

00:58:21At that time

00:58:21professorship

00:58:22sorry to interrupt

00:58:24Joan

00:58:24be patient

00:58:25because then you

00:58:25that you are in Beijing

00:58:26that by now

00:58:27you will answer us

00:58:28I would like to go

00:58:29but from the water clean

00:58:30Why

00:58:31we are doing

00:58:33of provocations

00:58:34this is obvious

00:58:35No

00:58:35for example

00:58:36Sgarbi says

00:58:36you all go to Codogno

00:58:38if we all go

00:58:39in Codogno

00:58:40with the rules

00:58:40which have been

00:58:41let's say

00:58:42well clarified

00:58:44from her

00:58:45Before

00:58:45among other things

00:58:46we risk

00:58:47simply

00:58:47to go towards

00:58:48to a crime

00:58:49Right

00:58:49Lacquanites

00:58:52allow me

00:58:53to say

00:58:53one thing

00:58:54because above all

00:58:56in this period

00:58:58we saw

00:58:59which are they

00:58:59the effects

00:59:00devastating

00:59:00of news

00:59:02uncontrolled

00:59:03of news

00:59:03false

00:59:04this moment

00:59:04it should do it for us

00:59:05reflect

00:59:05on the importance

00:59:06of a piece of information

00:59:08made from sources

00:59:09certain

00:59:10I am a policeman

00:59:11I'm used to it

00:59:12to suffer

00:59:13the criticisms

00:59:14the criticisms

00:59:15they are legitimate

00:59:17I remember

00:59:18from one point

00:59:18of sight

00:59:19technician

00:59:20That

00:59:20the incitement

00:59:22to violate

00:59:23the laws

00:59:24it's a crime

00:59:25Therefore

00:59:26I hope

00:59:27That

00:59:28an account

00:59:30And

00:59:30to make paradoxes

00:59:32to do some

00:59:33clear

00:59:33provocations

00:59:34but I remember

00:59:35that there is a limit

00:59:36legal

00:59:36fixed by the

00:59:37penal code

00:59:38that instigate

00:59:39to violate

00:59:41the laws

00:59:42it's a crime

00:59:43to make an apology

00:59:44of crime

00:59:45it's equally

00:59:46crime

00:59:47Therefore

00:59:48Perhaps

00:59:49above all

00:59:50why are we talking

00:59:51of something

00:59:52which has no precedent

00:59:54Yesterday

00:59:55the boss

00:59:56of the police

00:59:57the prefect

00:59:57Gabrielli

00:59:58he sent us

00:59:59a video message

01:00:00he reminded us

01:00:01two things

01:00:02important

01:00:03the first

01:00:04is that

01:00:04this type

01:00:05of legislation

01:00:06it has no precedent

01:00:07in our

01:00:08republican history

01:00:09and for this very reason

01:00:11to its managers

01:00:13he gave

01:00:14an indication

01:00:15precise

01:00:15let's make sure

01:00:17that everyone

01:00:17in the chain of command

01:00:20we can be

01:00:21aware

01:00:22what is needed

01:00:23For

01:00:23apply

01:00:24these laws

01:00:25penalty

01:00:27and humanity

01:00:28humanity

01:00:29that we use

01:00:29towards

01:00:30of people

01:00:31which must be

01:00:31help

01:00:32to understand

01:00:33the limits

01:00:33and the penalty

01:00:35towards

01:00:36of those

01:00:37which

01:00:37I am not able

01:00:38to understand

01:00:39the importance

01:00:40for everyone

01:00:41to respect

01:00:42the rules

01:00:42first we talked

01:00:43of immunity

01:00:44mass

01:00:45of immunity

01:00:46of flock

01:00:46I believe

01:00:47which more than any other

01:00:48what in this

01:00:49moment aside

01:00:50of all

01:00:50servant

01:00:52responsibility

01:00:53mass

01:00:54responsibility

01:00:55of flock

01:00:56isolate

01:00:57and don't give

01:00:58further echo

01:01:00to whom

01:01:01send

01:01:02messages

01:01:03That

01:01:03for my

01:01:04very modest opinion

01:01:05I really am

01:01:06the limits

01:01:07of the code

01:01:07criminal

01:01:07listen

01:01:08the aquanites

01:01:08meanwhile

01:01:09she was

01:01:09very clear

01:01:10on this

01:01:11why not

01:01:11must

01:01:12to schnitzel

01:01:13to commit

01:01:13a crime

01:01:14this is

01:01:14very important

01:01:16you have to stay

01:01:17be careful

01:01:17I wanted them

01:01:18say

01:01:19then she said

01:01:19there is one

01:01:20of course there is also

01:01:21an attitude

01:01:22of humanity

01:01:22because I guess

01:01:23that if a girl

01:01:25is going

01:01:25it moves

01:01:26what do I know

01:01:26from Cristoforo

01:01:27Columbus

01:01:28in Taumba

01:01:28of Nero

01:01:29to go and find

01:01:29the mother

01:01:30who is in difficulty

01:01:31it's clear

01:01:32which is different

01:01:32from that

01:01:34that in a manner

01:01:34Bold

01:01:35he's going to spit

01:01:36to the people

01:01:37on me

01:01:38Meaning what

01:01:38No

01:01:39the aquanites

01:01:40Certain

01:01:41but

01:01:42doctor

01:01:43look

01:01:43the decree

01:01:46that we

01:01:46how can I say

01:01:47let's try to interpret

01:01:49in the most correct way

01:01:50according to intentions

01:01:51of the legislator

01:01:52provides

01:01:53the so-called

01:01:54state of necessity

01:01:55it's clear

01:01:56that if I

01:01:57I have to

01:01:57to look after

01:01:58a relative

01:01:59a family member

01:02:00which is in one

01:02:01state of difficulty

01:02:02because maybe a mother

01:02:05old woman

01:02:05like me

01:02:06he can't carry

01:02:07more bags

01:02:08of the expense

01:02:09I have to help her

01:02:11and bring them

01:02:13the shopping

01:02:14the problem

01:02:15this is it

01:02:16That

01:02:16but also on that one

01:02:18which is the part

01:02:18regulations

01:02:19more complex

01:02:20Why

01:02:20let's try to be

01:02:22clear

01:02:22there is much discussion

01:02:24on the possibility

01:02:25to do

01:02:25the walk

01:02:26the decree speaks

01:02:28of activities

01:02:28motor skills

01:02:29physical activity

01:02:30it is allowed

01:02:31because as it seemed to me

01:02:33to hear study

01:02:33it's important

01:02:34for our health

01:02:35and for our psyche

01:02:36it's not possible

01:02:39do it

01:02:40not respecting

01:02:41the distances

01:02:42of safety

01:02:44because of this

01:02:44I repeat

01:02:45I think that

01:02:46more than anything else

01:02:47it would be very nice

01:02:48if more than fear

01:02:49of the police

01:02:50of the forces

01:02:51of the order

01:02:51it was awareness

01:02:52that respect the rules

01:02:54it's something for ourselves

01:02:55and the rule

01:02:56is to stay at home

01:02:59fear must be

01:03:00towards

01:03:01of the disease

01:03:02not the police

01:03:03Certain

01:03:03listen

01:03:04the Juaniti

01:03:04among other things

01:03:07now the parks

01:03:08also in Rome

01:03:08the Raggi

01:03:09he closed it

01:03:10because the problem

01:03:10since they didn't come

01:03:11respect distances

01:03:13Unfortunately

01:03:14Rome too

01:03:15the Raggi

01:03:15he decided

01:03:16they tell me

01:03:17from the editorial staff

01:03:18he decided

01:03:18to close

01:03:19the parks

01:03:20so what he says

01:03:21the Juaniti

01:03:21it's very important

01:03:22if he has patience

01:03:25because then I

01:03:26I wanted to underline

01:03:27with her

01:03:28again

01:03:28the fact of not going

01:03:31to act as a spreader

01:03:32why are you looking

01:03:33you have to be careful

01:03:34even to do this

01:03:35Juaniti said

01:03:36this is a crime

01:03:37very serious

01:03:38that is, it is not a fine

01:03:39you can't go

01:03:41and infect others

01:03:43because it is

01:03:43you are not an idiot

01:03:46in this case

01:03:46you are criminals

01:03:47so let's talk about it

01:03:48with him again

01:03:49I

01:03:50before connecting

01:03:52with Claudia

01:03:52I know that in Paris

01:03:53we have another one

01:03:54connection

01:03:56then we are

01:03:58with Nicoletta Manzione

01:04:00in Paris

01:04:01we look

01:04:01Nicoletta

01:04:02good evening to you

01:04:03so what happens

01:04:04Nicoletta

01:04:05which seems

01:04:05which seems absurd

01:04:07that also

01:04:08European countries

01:04:10they didn't understand

01:04:11in time

01:04:12Rezza said

01:04:13us in short

01:04:14we were caught

01:04:14suddenly

01:04:15we have equipped ourselves

01:04:16but the European countries

01:04:17they didn't see

01:04:18what was happening

01:04:19in Italy

01:04:20you're right

01:04:20what's happening

01:04:21that we

01:04:22from France

01:04:23we were also

01:04:23teased

01:04:24in a way

01:04:25really bad

01:04:26that is this

01:04:27this little one

01:04:28small images

01:04:29that come

01:04:30from Canal Plus

01:04:31that really

01:04:31they did

01:04:32make everyone nervous

01:04:33let's see it together

01:04:34he makes you pizza

01:04:35crown

01:04:39the new Italian pizza

01:04:41who's going to do it?

01:04:41the world tour

01:04:47At that time

01:04:48withdrawn immediately

01:04:50immediately

01:04:50with a lot

01:04:51of apologies

01:04:51but then

01:04:52Nicoletta

01:04:53we saw

01:04:53the hands

01:04:53I don't know anymore

01:04:54if they are fake

01:04:55or they are not fake

01:04:56because when

01:04:57I saw the demonstration

01:04:58of the Smurfs

01:04:59of those who said

01:05:00we are smurfs

01:05:01we of the coronavirus

01:05:03No

01:05:03so many mistakes

01:05:04we don't care about anything

01:05:06I thought

01:05:07at first

01:05:08that it was

01:05:08you know

01:05:09those fake images

01:05:10Nicoletta

01:05:11now instead

01:05:12they closed

01:05:13the Eiffel Tower

01:05:13Right?

01:05:15Yes

01:05:16Federica

01:05:17it's like this

01:05:17these images

01:05:18of the Smurfs

01:05:19they are not fake

01:05:20and not even

01:05:21the Canal Plus video

01:05:23which was immediately

01:05:24withdrawn

01:05:25with apologies

01:05:25live

01:05:26to the ambassador

01:05:27Italian in Paris

01:05:28from today

01:05:30it was closed

01:05:31the Eiffel Tower

01:05:32and other places

01:05:34symbol

01:05:34of Paris

01:05:35and France

01:05:36like the museum

01:05:36of the Louvre

01:05:37that we remember

01:05:38It is one of the museums

01:05:39it's the museum

01:05:40most visited in the world

01:05:4110 million

01:05:42of visitors

01:05:43every year

01:05:44it was closed

01:05:45the Palace of Versailles

01:05:46it was closed

01:05:47also a place

01:05:48tourist

01:05:49like Disneyland

01:05:50In short

01:05:51these are the first steps

01:05:53what is he doing

01:05:53France

01:05:54to search

01:05:55to face

01:05:56the virus

01:05:56last night

01:05:57President Macron

01:05:58he spoke

01:05:59directly

01:05:59to the French

01:06:00and announced

01:06:01the first measures

01:06:02extraordinary

01:06:03that is to say

01:06:04he decided

01:06:04from Monday

01:06:05until further notice

01:06:06the closure

01:06:07of the schools

01:06:08throughout the country

01:06:09of every order

01:06:10and degree

01:06:11from kindergartens

01:06:11up to the universities

01:06:14so also

01:06:14the universities

01:06:15most prestigious

01:06:16of Paris

01:06:17and France

01:06:18from Monday

01:06:19they won't hold

01:06:20more courses

01:06:21we will try

01:06:22precisely

01:06:22to do

01:06:23of the courses

01:06:23online

01:06:24and through

01:06:25the web

01:06:25a bit

01:06:26as already

01:06:26it's being done

01:06:27in Italy

01:06:28having said that

01:06:29these measures

01:06:30they are the only ones

01:06:31which have been

01:06:32taken so far

01:06:32Why

01:06:34Despite

01:06:34Here you are

01:06:35they have been

01:06:35even closed

01:06:36the stadiums

01:06:37and from this evening

01:06:38stop

01:06:38the championships

01:06:39of League 1

01:06:40Serie A championship

01:06:42and Serie B

01:06:42the fans

01:06:43of Paris Saint Germain

01:06:45two nights ago

01:06:45they gathered

01:06:46by the thousands

01:06:47in front of the doors

01:06:48of the stadium

01:06:49just to support

01:06:50the team

01:06:51who was busy

01:06:51in a game

01:06:53so there is still

01:06:54little awareness

01:06:56of necessity

01:06:57of behaviors

01:06:58more rigid

01:06:59and measures

01:07:00more restrictive

01:07:00to search

01:07:01to contain

01:07:02the contagion

01:07:02even if Macron

01:07:03he asked everyone

01:07:04a behavior

01:07:06precisely

01:07:07to keep

01:07:08a line

01:07:09of conduct

01:07:11in public

01:07:12and at home too

01:07:13that is precisely

01:07:14able

01:07:15to protect

01:07:15the weakest

01:07:16the weakest

01:07:17it is repeated

01:07:17they are the people

01:07:18who are over 70 years old

01:07:19who have breathing problems

01:07:21and then they go

01:07:24protected

01:07:25from all over society

01:07:26but

01:07:27in Paris

01:07:27this evening

01:07:28everything is still open

01:07:30there are restaurants

01:07:32bistro

01:07:32and brasserie

01:07:33completely sold out

01:07:35the subways

01:07:35but me first Nicoletta

01:07:36I saw the colleague

01:07:37Alessandro Cassieri

01:07:38I saw it

01:07:39on Rai 1

01:07:41that showed

01:07:42all those

01:07:43who are sitting

01:07:43calmly

01:07:44at the tables

01:07:45as if nothing had happened

01:07:46without

01:07:47with a distance

01:07:48close-up

01:07:48and so it is understood

01:07:50Very well

01:07:50that's still there

01:07:51it was not understood

01:07:53the emergency

01:07:54Thank you Nicoletta Manzioni

01:07:55thanks for your contribution

01:07:56I thank

01:07:58Ivo Guderzo

01:07:59Gilberto Masi

01:08:00and Marco Bartoli

01:08:01I'm thanking

01:08:02all those

01:08:02that they send me

01:08:04on air

01:08:05only Giovanna Botteri

01:08:06I have to say

01:08:07he is able to go

01:08:07on air alone

01:08:08you don't know

01:08:09but Giovanna Botteri

01:08:10in Beijing

01:08:11she is alone

01:08:12he puts on the microphone

01:08:13when we call her

01:08:14the microphone is raised

01:08:15he goes to answer the phone

01:08:16then he comes back

01:08:17and puts the microphone back on

01:08:19In short

01:08:20but I believe

01:08:21that was so

01:08:23even before

01:08:23of the coronavirus

01:08:24Joan

01:08:27but I don't know

01:08:28maybe because I arrived

01:08:30own

01:08:32in a moment

01:08:34particular

01:08:34eh I have to say

01:08:36that you are

01:08:37I can say one thing

01:08:38Why

01:08:38evidently

01:08:40we were

01:08:41at school

01:08:41from the boss

01:08:42which taught us

01:08:43Anyway

01:08:43to always be

01:08:44controversies

01:08:47I wanted to say

01:08:48two things

01:08:49but also

01:08:50to Professor Rezza

01:08:52Sgarbi

01:08:53he makes that speech

01:08:55Why

01:08:55for a month and a half

01:08:57while in China

01:08:59we died

01:09:00the people

01:09:01he was falling

01:09:01literally

01:09:02in the streets

01:09:03they were made

01:09:04the hospitals

01:09:05in two days

01:09:06in Italy

01:09:08his colleagues

01:09:09they repeated

01:09:10that that

01:09:11it was a virus

01:09:12which was worth

01:09:13even less

01:09:14of a virus

01:09:15seasonal

01:09:16which was like

01:09:16a cold

01:09:17seasonal

01:09:18that it was useless

01:09:19to exaggerate

01:09:20and it was done

01:09:21that same one

01:09:22controversy

01:09:22that the French

01:09:24they did with us

01:09:25that is, the Chinese

01:09:26they eat live mice

01:09:27the minimum

01:09:29what can happen to him

01:09:30it's a coronavirus

01:09:31and then

01:09:33his colleagues

01:09:35which they repeated

01:09:35This

01:09:36in particular

01:09:36a colleague of hers

01:09:37who said

01:09:38which is a cold

01:09:39seasonal

01:09:40who die

01:09:41only the old men

01:09:42that maybe

01:09:42they would have died

01:09:44Anyway

01:09:44that young people

01:09:45this thing

01:09:46it doesn't even touch him

01:09:47it's clear

01:09:48which then

01:09:49not just Sgarbi

01:09:50but I think many

01:09:51Italians

01:09:52they came out

01:09:53completely

01:09:53confused

01:09:55from this type

01:09:57of message

01:09:58and the other thing

01:10:00that he asked her

01:10:01Federica

01:10:02about why

01:10:04there is this high

01:10:05number of deaths

01:10:06and she said

01:10:07the type of swabs

01:10:08and today

01:10:09it was done

01:10:10a comparison

01:10:11at a scientific level

01:10:12between our country

01:10:13and South Korea

01:10:14South Korea

01:10:16has 67 deaths

01:10:18has more or less

01:10:19our population

01:10:21maybe he has 6 million

01:10:22Less

01:10:23but in South Korea

01:10:25they were made

01:10:263-4 times

01:10:27the number of swabs

01:10:29that have been made

01:10:30in Italy

01:10:30and it's not that in South Korea

01:10:32there are no elderly people

01:10:35listen Giovanna

01:10:36no you are

01:10:38rightly

01:10:39In short

01:10:39you're scolding

01:10:40everyone

01:10:40the other time too

01:10:41Sileri said

01:10:42the masks

01:10:42they are not needed

01:10:43Giovanna said

01:10:44if everyone gets involved

01:10:44the masks

01:10:45instead they are needed

01:10:46but I want to tell you

01:10:47one thing

01:10:47it impressed me

01:10:48which among other things

01:10:49you said

01:10:51in the many containers

01:10:53you don't sleep anymore

01:10:54where you go

01:10:54that in Iran

01:10:56There are

01:10:57they see each other

01:10:58from above

01:10:59as if they were

01:11:00of the fields

01:11:00of football

01:11:01with some players

01:11:03instead there are

01:11:04of the pits

01:11:05municipalities

01:11:08but this

01:11:09Look

01:11:10This

01:11:10Surely

01:11:11This

01:11:11they say it

01:11:12social media

01:11:13Iranians

01:11:14That

01:11:15that they have

01:11:16these images

01:11:17that are

01:11:17going out

01:11:18and this

01:11:19Why

01:11:20Iran

01:11:20he is weakened

01:11:22from the sanctions

01:11:23and has a system

01:11:24health care

01:11:24which is not

01:11:25absolutely

01:11:26able

01:11:27to face

01:11:28an emergency

01:11:29an emergency

01:11:31of this type

01:11:31they say

01:11:32that even

01:11:33the medicines

01:11:33they don't reach him

01:11:34because

01:11:36of the sanctions

01:11:37and certainly

01:11:38Surely

01:11:39what they say

01:11:40social media

01:11:41Persians

01:11:42is that the number

01:11:43of deaths

01:11:44That's not it

01:11:46official

01:11:46there could be

01:11:47one or two

01:11:48zero more

01:11:49I mean really

01:11:50a situation

01:11:51dramatic

01:11:52with these mass graves

01:11:53as big as

01:11:54soccer fields

01:11:55listen Giovanna

01:11:55we wanted you

01:11:56to show

01:11:57among other things

01:11:57we are

01:11:58with Emily De Cesare

01:11:59and then also

01:12:00Pablo Trincia

01:12:01in Milan

01:12:01we're there

01:12:03naturally

01:12:03we are asking ourselves

01:12:04everyone's a problem

01:12:05but if we say

01:12:06stay at home

01:12:07the homeless

01:12:09what's happening?

01:12:10are they still there?

01:12:11they were

01:12:12somehow

01:12:14help yourself?

01:12:15moved to some facility?

01:12:17Emily De Cesare

01:12:18you are in Rome

01:12:20in the center of Rome

01:12:20there are still

01:12:22homeless

01:12:23around?

01:12:27Good evening everyone

01:12:28yes Federica

01:12:29I am in St. Peter's Square

01:12:30in this frame

01:12:31wonderful

01:12:32and unfortunately

01:12:34with this frame

01:12:35Extremely beautiful

01:12:36but there is a world

01:12:37here

01:12:38how beautiful

01:12:39he has nothing

01:12:40because there are

01:12:40the homeless

01:12:41there are many

01:12:42they are sleeping here

01:12:43under the crowned

01:12:45consider

01:12:46we have

01:12:47Today

01:12:47we searched

01:12:48to understand better

01:12:49what was the situation

01:12:50to give you an example

01:12:51in Rome

01:12:52esteemed

01:12:53of homeless

01:12:54hello beautiful

01:12:548 thousand

01:12:55the places

01:12:56of welcome

01:12:57there are 3 thousand of them

01:12:57but unfortunately

01:12:58with the coronavirus

01:12:59they have more than halved

01:13:01because to search

01:13:03to follow the rules

01:13:04so they have to distance themselves

01:13:05the beds

01:13:06they cannot accept any

01:13:07more than that

01:13:08so not only

01:13:09there is a problem

01:13:09of viruses

01:13:11of coronavirus

01:13:11why all these people

01:13:13cannot be controlled

01:13:14and maybe

01:13:15involuntarily

01:13:16they could be

01:13:18carriers of the virus

01:13:19in addition

01:13:20if someone

01:13:21should it test positive

01:13:23there is no place

01:13:24where they can do it

01:13:25the quarantine

01:13:26even if they don't

01:13:27be so serious

01:13:28because there aren't any

01:13:29structures

01:13:29adequate

01:13:30for this type

01:13:31in person

01:13:32but the thing

01:13:33most important

01:13:34as we have

01:13:35heard so much

01:13:36talk about this

01:13:37countryside

01:13:37I'm staying at home

01:13:38I'm staying at home

01:13:38now it is being carried

01:13:40next one

01:13:42countryside

01:13:42I would like to stay

01:13:44at home

01:13:45why these people

01:13:46they don't have

01:13:47the possibility

01:13:48to have a roof

01:13:49and not to do

01:13:50rhetoric

01:13:51Federica

01:13:51at this moment

01:13:52Truly

01:13:53you can't do it

01:13:53forgetting the last ones

01:13:55why we are here

01:13:56in St. Peter's Square

01:13:57for a few hours now

01:13:58now there is a silence

01:14:00surreal

01:14:01but before the live broadcast

01:14:02many of these people

01:14:04homeless

01:14:05they were awake

01:14:06and I managed to speak

01:14:08On the contrary

01:14:08many were looking for

01:14:09to talk to me

01:14:10we have maintained

01:14:11safety distances

01:14:12although

01:14:13it wasn't this

01:14:14their problem

01:14:15their problem

01:14:15it's that they were hungry

01:14:16because with this situation

01:14:19volunteering

01:14:20logically

01:14:21it has shrunk

01:14:22very much

01:14:22and many have told me

01:14:23who didn't eat

01:14:24since yesterday evening

01:14:25there was also

01:14:27very nervous

01:14:28someone told me

01:14:28that even among themselves

01:14:29Unfortunately

01:14:30at some moments

01:14:32there are situations

01:14:33very critical

01:14:34I'm just telling you

01:14:34that at a certain point

01:14:35they arrived

01:14:36fortunately

01:14:36of the volunteers

01:14:37they started

01:14:38to distribute

01:14:38some bags

01:14:39but that

01:14:39they weren't enough

01:14:41for everyone

01:14:41Therefore

01:14:42it's normal

01:14:43that at this moment

01:14:43everyone worries

01:14:44for your own health

01:14:45for loved ones

01:14:47but really

01:14:47in these situations

01:14:48the last ones

01:14:49starting from who

01:14:50he doesn't have a roof

01:14:51and it doesn't always have

01:14:52the possibility of eating

01:14:54because many of these people

01:14:55they always told me

01:14:56which until recently

01:14:58they found a job

01:14:59of the day

01:15:00or even the exercises

01:15:01like the bar

01:15:02or the restaurants

01:15:02they gave him something

01:15:04now that everything is closed

01:15:05they really

01:15:06at some moments

01:15:07they don't have the opportunity

01:15:08to eat

01:15:09and there are not only

01:15:10extreme situations

01:15:12not under the arcades

01:15:14even of people

01:15:15who maybe lost

01:15:16recently the work

01:15:17certainly under the arcades

01:15:18Of...

01:15:19Thank you.

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