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00:01:34Well, this day had begun frankly with little hope and instead there is the certainty that ten people are alive,

00:01:45five were extracted as we said from the snow and from what remains of the Rigopiano hotel,

00:01:54five more are waiting to be taken out, so a day that had moments of excitement but also

00:02:08moments of reflection because there is no certain news of approximately twenty other people.

00:02:16At this moment it is digging naturally as you can imagine with the night, with the cold, with everything that

00:02:27it is necessary to put in place to avoid putting at risk the lives of those still under the snow and

00:02:33rubble, a thousand more precautions are needed.

00:02:38We will follow what is happening but I would also say to reflect on the other great event that is happening today and

00:02:50We'll talk about it later, the 45th president of the United States, Donald Trump, is entering the House right now

00:02:59Bianca, is physically taking possession of it.

00:03:03So Obama is an ex, Donald Trump is the new president of the United States in a context of controversy, we

00:03:11There were demonstrations in Washington and even a hundred arrests, but we'll talk about that later.

00:03:19I'd say we go straight away to Alessio Zucchini for the latest news.

00:03:30It was a very intense day, a day with a double meaning, on one hand the satisfaction of the rescuers who

00:03:37They meet here in the Penne sports hall where the rescue operations are coordinated.

00:03:44Rescue efforts were coordinated because Maria Silvia had to go.

00:03:49I hear a strange feedback in the audio, can you hear me?

00:03:53Let's continue, let's say it was a complicated and very intense day because you saw that with the blanket other children were saved,

00:04:01two of those we saw being pulled out of the avalanche, from the rubble of the hotel.

00:04:05We are here with one of those men who pulled them out, who was there with the firefighters.

00:04:09fire that are still digging under the rubble.

00:04:13They'll do it all night, they'll do it without looking at the clock, without looking at the shifts because this is a

00:04:19a bit of the philosophy of the firefighters.

00:04:21Whoever starts a turn of this kind must finish it, must complete it.

00:04:25We were saying that on that mountain today there were also men from the Guardia di Finanza extracting those children,

00:04:31'It was also Lorenzo Gagliardi of the mountain rescue of the Guardia di Finanza of Roccaraso.

00:04:36So what was the thrill of bringing those kids out?

00:04:40A huge emotion that repays us for all the work and sacrifices we have been making since yesterday morning at 4am,

00:04:47so it's already huge.

00:04:49When you save someone's life, it's the most rewarding thing you can do, so we really did a good job.

00:04:58We've been telling you about it these days, you were among the first to arrive together with the mountain rescue men

00:05:03who shot us those images you saw at the beginning.

00:05:07Arriving on skis after 7 kilometers, hours of walking in the dark, in the storm, you arrived because you didn't

00:05:14we could have moved forward with the means.

00:05:16Yes, we saw that the roads were blocked, we couldn't proceed with the vehicles and so we decided that

00:05:21the only way to get there as soon as possible is to go on skis.

00:05:26Rightly so in these cases time is also the determining factor because the sooner you arrive the more hope you have.

00:05:33to find people, especially with snow being a determining factor.

00:05:38What did those children say to you when you took them out, their first words?

00:05:41The last child, Gabriele, the last one drawn, the first thing he said he said but I was playing billiards,

00:05:49How long have I been here?

00:05:51So he had also lost the condition of time, but he was still conscious so it made us happy to see him respond,

00:05:58what's your name, all our questions and we were all very happy.

00:06:02There are still 5 alive down there identified, what do you do in these moments, how do you talk, how do you

00:06:09do these people support?

00:06:10Yes, they are under an attic, so it is the firefighters who are underneath, they have contact with them and they are

00:06:16clearing the access routes to be able to get there and provide assistance.

00:06:20So they hold back, they are encouraged to tell them we will arrive soon and they confidently await the arrival of our rescuers.

00:06:34Firefighters who are doing an enormous, incredible job, who are entering step by step, shoring up the hotel structures.

00:06:42and then they go ahead, pull the people out, and then go back safely.

00:06:47To you.

00:06:48Thank you, thank you Alessio Zucchini, we saw how much emotion in the last images that arrived from Abruzzo, but this is

00:06:58It was a long day, as Maria Silvia Santilli tells us in this report.

00:07:16Applause, enthusiasm, the emotion is uncontainable. Eight-year-old Gianfilippo made it, saved by firefighters.

00:07:24who support him, caress him, reassure him and pull him out of that hell of snow, ice and debris that

00:07:31He trapped him for more than 40 hours.

00:07:36The child is the son of Giampiero Parete, the surviving guest who first raised the alarm.

00:07:45Shortly after, the firefighters also manage to pull out the baby's mother, who is also safe, holding

00:07:52the hands of the rescuers but immediately turns, makes a gesture, indicates that hole in the snow, it's there and

00:07:58there he says go and get her, there is Ludovica, his other daughter.

00:08:06The little girl was also rescued after a few hours, along with two other children.

00:08:14It's just after 5pm, the rescuers manage to free them, they hug them, wrap them in blankets, protect them from the

00:08:22frost and fear.

00:08:25They were in the billiard room playing when the avalanche hit the hotel and they found them there.

00:08:32Overjoyed to see the rescuers, they were then immediately accompanied into the ambulance and held in the arms of those who

00:08:39Their lives were saved and they were transferred to the Pescara hospital in fair condition.

00:08:45I want my cookies, says Ludovica, on the phone with a friend of her dad's.

00:08:51Also saved were Domenico, the 41-year-old policeman from Ocimo, his wife Marina and their 7-year-old son, and

00:08:59the family of Loreto Aprutino, Sebastiano with his wife Nadia and his son Edoardo.

00:09:06The survivors, the first to be identified, had taken refuge in the hotel bar, protected by an air pocket formed underneath

00:09:14the collapsed attic.

00:09:18The rescuers were also guided by the smoke coming out, perhaps a burning fire, and so they found a spot

00:09:25where the snow was softer and here they were able to dig and open a boat.

00:09:31As soon as they saw us, they were so surprised and shocked that they couldn't even speak, the firefighters say.

00:09:38An unexpected rescue, after the fury of that avalanche that seemed to have buried all hope.

00:09:49Here, there was intense work that never stopped by the rescue teams.

00:09:58Our Enrica Maio, who is now at the municipal operations center of Penne, has followed this incessant work

00:10:08which has been done for almost three days now.

00:10:12Enrica Maio.

00:10:17Here the night is practically the same as the day, nothing changes because the rescuers continue to work incessantly,

00:10:27to dig for other people, hoping that what already happened today will happen.

00:10:34The firefighters have been on the move and working for almost three days, they have never stopped.

00:10:41Here there is a back and forth of vehicles, not only of the firefighters, but above all of these men.

00:10:50Here at my side is the fire brigade spokesman, Luca Cari.

00:10:54So, what's the situation? Apparently it's snowing right now, right? And they're still going.

00:11:00Yes, it's been snowing for a while, a few hours now, obviously we are continuing our rescue operations, we have

00:11:07five identified people with whom we are talking, we are trying to reach, so we have a very important goal, so we do not

00:11:16We will absolutely stop until we reach, until we have brought these people to safety.

00:11:24This was a tough, difficult but also beautiful day because so many children and adults were rescued alive. We can

00:11:34still hoping that the same thing will happen in the next few days, tomorrow?

00:11:38Yes, first of all a day from this point of view, obviously despite the drama, an exceptional day, we saved four children who are

00:11:46something that obviously gives us an emotional boost, a strength, the teams are working, the same rescuers, the same

00:11:53firefighters who saved the children and have not stopped working yet, are all still under the

00:11:58rubble to try to save five others, obviously the hope is that other people will be found alive as well.

00:12:04Are the means the same or do the methods and modalities change as you progress?

00:12:10No, the method is the same, it is tested, it is studied, we are using 40 firefighters because this is

00:12:18the number we need exactly, 40 firefighters trained for this type of activity, they are user teams so

00:12:25they know how to enter, how to penetrate inside the rubble, they advance by shoring up, making the paths safe

00:12:32because the person we need to save must also emerge from that same path.

00:12:37This morning we followed a rescue convoy just as the news arrived that there were people

00:12:44extracted alive, see this service.

00:12:54The rescue services, the Carabinieri, the ambulances, the civil protection continue to arrive since it was known that the fire brigade

00:13:03They found survivors from the fire, there are helicopters in operation, we were blocked here, we can't go any further,

00:13:11We are 15-20 km from the Rigopiano Hotel.

00:13:18Flavio, 20 years old, had been hired at the Rigopiano hotel as a maintenance man, the fever kept him at home, it was

00:13:24his salvation.

00:13:25Luckily, on Sunday night, you could say luckily I was ill, I couldn't go up afterwards because

00:13:34the snow, it just came in.

00:13:37How long have you been able to do this?

00:13:38I August, yes, from August, it was five months.

00:13:46So are all your colleagues there?

00:13:51Yes, everyone, I know everyone, the owner, unfortunately that's how it went.

00:14:01Claudio also worked at the Rigopiano hotel and is the uncle of Fabio Salsetta, the survivor who returned to help

00:14:08the rescuers.

00:14:08I've been working on it, I've been working since Alberto was born in practice and I know, let's say, life and apple all together.

00:14:15places where you can dig.

00:14:17In fact, now my nephew is back, he came back up to tell us where they have to dig and they are finding some people.

00:14:25Is this your nephew?

00:14:25Yes, my nephew is a warrior, he is a warrior, he came back up again, he saved himself, he is

00:14:32I went back down, because my sister is also up there, she stayed up there.

00:14:35If my nephew is back, it is, now they are finding some people, it makes me think that it is him, with the police

00:14:41of the Fire has risen, it makes me think that it is a burden from him.

00:14:45Are the firefighters still looking for Claudio's two nephews?

00:14:47Linda, it's Linda, my nephew is another nephew of mine, Alessandro, he's up there too.

00:14:54He is too...

00:14:56Yes, it's a kiosk right next to the hotel, right?

00:15:02Yes, 200 meters further on, we are waiting like everyone else for news, from those who work there to those who have been there

00:15:10on vacation.

00:15:11So he knows them all, do you know them all?

00:15:14Yes, very well, because on Enrico Piano we were like a family, from those who worked there to those who actually came on holiday,

00:15:21he felt at ease with them.

00:15:23So it was a structure that provided jobs for a lot of local people, right?

00:15:27Especially to the locals, to all the young kids, to all the local kids, absolutely.

00:15:33So Linda, Alessandro, the others, Fabio?

00:15:37All friends.

00:15:37All friends?

00:15:38Yes.

00:15:41Here, and we must not forget that the situation is delicate not only in Farindola, but in many other places in the

00:15:52'Abruzzo, Lazio, Marche,

00:15:54because the bad weather affected the four regions, which are also the regions of the earthquake.

00:16:01So, let's go and listen to Valentina Bisti-Darieti, who gives the overall picture of what happened in this long

00:16:12today.

00:16:13Valentina.

00:16:15It was well said, a very long day, complicated, we work non-stop, 135 men at work, 25 vehicles, we are talking

00:16:26obviously about the situation of the Rigopiano hotel.

00:16:29It's going on all night, so in the meantime can you give us an updated figure of the people who have been extracted?

00:16:36Are the people they are trying to extract from the rubble of the hotel alive and safe right now?

00:16:42Yes, there were five people alive, five people and we are currently looking for five more people and

00:16:50We must also remember the two people who were saved during the night of the arrival of the first aid.

00:16:56This is the updated situation, we continue to work as she said.

00:16:59How do we continue working? What operations are being carried out now, in the dark, therefore in a situation

00:17:04even more complex?

00:17:05Well, the possibility of illuminating the emergency scene with electrical photos has been set up anyway, now it is

00:17:13studying a different path to be able to extract the people who were identified through a further path, because it was not

00:17:21possible to access from what was previously identified.

00:17:25Here, why am I here today? How did the access take place? We saw from the images a sort of deeply dug tunnel.

00:17:32Yes, an access was found to the area where the people had been identified, by accessing a tunnel that was

00:17:38was identified within the scope of studying the structure of the building.

00:17:45Certainly, however, speaking with colleagues who are intervening on site, it is certainly a very difficult and very complicated intervention,

00:17:53because it is clearly made difficult both by the fact that part of the building has collapsed and by the presence of snow

00:18:00and therefore of the cold.

00:18:01So these are certainly very difficult conditions, but we have specialized operators who intervene, as you have seen, without reserve.

00:18:10Absolutely. Here at Dicomac, obviously, all the emergencies of these days are treated, and we are talking about four regions that are

00:18:22They were hit by the earthquake and bad weather, so there are many emergencies to deal with.

00:18:27Let's start with the road system, I know that as far as rescue is concerned.

00:18:33Yes, basically the main roads, so the main state roads and main arteries have been reopened, they remain closed to traffic.

00:18:42a couple of state roads and the main one, also the one that concerns the main connecting axis, which is the Salaria,

00:18:48State Road 4 is open to private vehicles.

00:18:53For the rest, we have no critical issues on this front.

00:18:56What about fractions?

00:18:58There are still major critical issues in the hamlets because just to give an example, some municipalities in Terramano have for example 39

00:19:08-40 hamlets that are spread over a very large territory.

00:19:11So in this case today, thanks also to the possibility of flying, we intervened with countless rescue operations.

00:19:17aircraft, with the possibility of having 26 aircraft available and we also carried out rescue operations with the contribution of the teams

00:19:27specialized Alpine rescue, Fire Brigade, Guardia di Finanza who arrived in numerous hamlets with vehicles

00:19:33special.

00:19:34Last question, has any progress been made on utilities?

00:19:38Absolutely yes, as far as utilities are concerned, in the Marche region we have essentially reached almost zero utilities, we have reached

00:19:44about thousands of power supply designs, while in Abruzzo we are at about 45 thousand which however have practically

00:19:51halved what was the power draw at the beginning of this day.

00:19:55Here Paolo, if you have no further questions, can I give you back the line?

00:19:58Thank you, thank you Valentina. Well, we have to imagine how much anguish the family members, friends, and relatives of those whose lives are still being lost are feeling.

00:20:14the fate is unknown.

00:20:16Well, it was a particularly difficult day at the hospital in Pescara, we are connecting with Perla di Poppa who

00:20:25he was able to see both the images of joy when the children arrived, especially those who had escaped, but also the anger,

00:20:35the dismay of relatives who wait without news.

00:20:41Yes, you see, I am in the company of a guest who is Dr. Moreno di Pietrantonio, psychologist and psychotherapist.

00:20:49here at the hospital in Pescara, because you were saying it here, it was an emotionally very hard day here at the hospital, but

00:20:57Let's start with the latest news, the three children who arrived in the evening were transported here by helicopter, so all four children

00:21:06They were extracted alive and are well.

00:21:09Doctor, have you seen them? How are the children?

00:21:11The children are in excellent condition fortunately, they are well, so on this data we have all gained a great deal

00:21:22enthusiasm, the mood has changed compared to yesterday when we were in a really great state of appreciation, today things

00:21:30they are changing, lots of good news is coming,

00:21:33The images we have just seen truly warm the hearts of all of us, but I believe of all the Italian people,

00:21:40because after all, seeing those things really does you good.

00:21:43Look, these children, even adults, have experienced a very strong trauma, what can we do? Can you help us?

00:21:49How can a psychologist explain how to overcome this kind of trauma?

00:21:53Yes, in short, he finds himself in the condition that we call post-traumatic stress syndrome, in short, there are

00:22:01of the techniques, there is a team of psychologists who are continuously assisting both families,

00:22:06he is praying for a positive, constructive relationship with them, who are above all somewhat rightly hungry for news, because they want

00:22:16understand how your loved ones are doing,

00:22:19especially those who still have a clear destiny today, because we don't know it.

00:22:28Many others are already well and so support is needed now, after the shock phase there is

00:22:34need psychological support and in short there is already the whole organization to support both the children and the

00:22:42adults who have suffered this serious situation.

00:22:45These are those particular situations of great disasters, in short, that we know well, there is a need for a

00:22:52reworking of this experienced situation,

00:22:55which is the above all traumatic situation determined by those conditions in which one is personally threatened with death or the

00:23:03there is a threat to your loved ones and you are unable to do anything.

00:23:08It is a very particular condition, very serious, but fortunately it can then be worked through and then things can resume.

00:23:16course of life in a normal way.

00:23:18Here, even the relatives, as we were saying, are assisted by a team of psychologists, the mood is mixed.

00:23:25We saw people hugging each other, celebrating, full of joy because they had learned that one of their relatives had been found.

00:23:35live

00:23:36and then we saw faces marked by desperation, this anguish this afternoon also resulted in a sort of protest.

00:23:44Some of the family members burst in during the press briefing, the medical bulletin to say we feel abandoned.

00:23:52Their agitation and state of mind are also understandable because they want to know if they can continue to hope for

00:23:59their relatives.

00:24:00So let's see how this day went in the service, then we'll go back to the studio.

00:24:12Simona has just learned that her 10 year old nephew is alive, shortly after they will tell her that

00:24:16He will also be able to hug his brother Sebastiano Di Carlo and his wife Nadia again.

00:24:20They were found in what remains of the hotel lobby, they are safe.

00:24:24Spectacular, they are exceptional, my brother and sister-in-law are brilliant people.

00:24:29Has this weekend been a dream of theirs for a long time?

00:24:31Yes, they are workers and I think they suddenly decided to go to the mountains and do two days of

00:24:39Relax.

00:24:41Have you never given up hope?

00:24:43No, never. Even though I had moments of dark discouragement, I never passed them on to my grandchildren, to my

00:24:50my brother's older children.

00:24:53And there you have to be strong.

00:24:54It is here at the hospital in Pescara that the wounded are transported and here that Giampiero Parete, the survivor who

00:25:00After raising the alarm, he found his wife and 7-year-old son.

00:25:04That both are in good condition, a slight hypothermia but nothing more.

00:25:10They were a little dehydrated, we are doing the necessary therapies, the tests, they are being monitored but the situation is calm.

00:25:19But while the medical bulletin is being released for the press, the anger of the relatives who have been waiting for hours explodes

00:25:25of news.

00:25:29We've been waiting for news for 50 hours.

00:25:32They abandoned us, they abandoned us underneath for 50 hours.

00:25:35And it is here in the hospital's main hall that the relatives are assisted with the support of the Red Cross psychologists,

00:25:42too much news, often conflicting, has been pouring in all day, and we are trying to keep them away from it.

00:25:48Other people don't have certain information, so we prefer not to give it when we're not sure.

00:25:55These are difficult times and it couldn't be otherwise.

00:25:59Joining us in the studio, good evening, is Ermete Realacce, president of the Chamber of Deputies' Environment and Territory Committee.

00:26:07Good evening.

00:26:08Good evening to Antonio Piersanti, seismologist at the Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology.

00:26:13Good evening to General Sergio Santamaria who has been coordinating the military task force in the earthquake zones since August,

00:26:23since this terrible seismic sequence unfortunately began.

00:26:28Good evening to Carmine Lizza, national head of civil protection at ANPAS,

00:26:34which is one of the most important voluntary associations in the area.

00:26:41I would like to ask Antonio Piersanti immediately, if you allow me, to confirm what they said.

00:26:50both to the Civil Protection and to the Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, regarding this sequence of shocks

00:27:01which is said should not be over.

00:27:05No, unfortunately I can only confirm it.

00:27:08The seismic sequence that began on August 24, which has never ended, let us never forget,

00:27:15it was no longer on the front pages of the newspapers, but from August 24th until today we have always

00:27:20registered

00:27:21at least 100 earthquakes a day.

00:27:23This sequence was strongly reactivated with the 4 shocks of magnitude greater than 5 two days ago,

00:27:29of January 18th.

00:27:30Since then the number of earthquakes has increased again, now we are between 400 and 500 a day.

00:27:36and of course the sequence is not finished.

00:27:39We know for certain that the tremors will continue in the next few days.

00:27:42What we unfortunately don't know is whether only small tremors will continue as happened yesterday and today

00:27:48or if there will be other big ones too.

00:27:51General Santa Maria, your presence is ever-increasing. What are your current numbers?

00:28:01Before the snow emergency we were approximately 2,400 men strong.

00:28:12The vast majority are clearly from the army but there were also other components of the other armed forces.

00:28:19Then with the earthquake requirement, within 12 hours with the snow requirement

00:28:24We have now reached over 3,000 men inside the crater.

00:28:28Do you say that she coordinates everything that is stars, that is uniforms?

00:28:35Of course, the whole defense part, the Defense General Staff preferred to give a unity of command

00:28:43and so a command was created in Rieti that interfaces with DICOMAT

00:28:49therefore we are always an operational structure within the civil protection system

00:28:54and then we talk with the civil protection and then from within, from my command

00:28:59orders are sent out to all four regions, across the entire crater.

00:29:03But you are part of the large civil protection organization in this case.

00:29:08Absolutely, we are one of several operational organizations, operational structures.

00:29:13of the country's civil protection system.

00:29:17Work is being done at the hotel right now, and your men are there too.

00:29:24What are the main critical issues in a situation of night, cold and danger of other avalanches?

00:29:37We are clearly working under extreme conditions.

00:29:42At the moment we have three teams of Alpine rescuers at the hotel, from the ninth Alpine regiment of L'Aquila, from the army

00:29:49which are operating alongside the other structures.

00:29:55It is clear that the temperature, the need to proceed with caution because we are in the presence of structures

00:30:04which are severely damaged and therefore when these tunnels are made, when these activities are carried out

00:30:10we must proceed calmly, securing and being able to create these safe passages

00:30:16to then go and recover the people and have them transit through routes that will not cause worse damage.

00:30:24And then we're also working on all the coordination and help and support for these rescuers.

00:30:32I'll just give you an example: an air traffic control facility is now being built there.

00:30:40because you can imagine how many helicopters are coming and going in that area.

00:30:43And then we are going to the control towers that help, they are field control towers

00:30:49who will control air traffic, help regulate landings a little,

00:30:54the entrances to the area and so on.

00:30:57Here, before entering into the chapter that exists, which is the one about the royal controversies,

00:31:04I would like to continue, if you allow me, with the news.

00:31:09because the mayor of Campotosto, one of the towns affected by both the bad weather and the earthquake

00:31:18has raised the alarm for a landslide that is affecting the hamlet of Ortolano.

00:31:25So, connected to us from Preturo there is Grazia, Grazia Dei,

00:31:29to whom I would like to ask how things are going on that front.

00:31:37Yes, on that side here in the L'Aquila area the situation is truly complex.

00:31:43You said from the studio, just today this alarm was raised by the mayor of Campotosto

00:31:48and we went, we entered this country that until a few hours ago was practically unreachable

00:31:54and it was confirmed to us, so we spoke with a municipal councilor of Campotosto,

00:32:01he told us that there is a landslide underway that is affecting Ortolano itself.

00:32:08We remember that there was an avalanche there on Wednesday, an avalanche that swept away a house,

00:32:16Today we also went to this very hamlet, in the avalanche area

00:32:20and this avalanche swept away the house, it swept away the life of a 73-year-old.

00:32:25And so after this avalanche, on Wednesday, now they've told us, there's a landslide going on in the village.

00:32:33In fact, there we spoke with people who know the area very well,

00:32:37They were born right there and according to some, the movement of a part of the ridge is visible even to the naked eye.

00:32:48One thing is certain, you will surely also talk about it in the study regarding the geological aspect.

00:32:55As long as there is snow, they explained to us, it is difficult to see if there are fractures along the slope,

00:33:01along a mountain. As the snow melts in one area, the risk of avalanches may increase,

00:33:07but there it will be possible to better understand and monitor what is happening on a mountain slope.

00:33:16Furthermore, the situation is complex not only in the L'Aquila area, but also in the Chieti area,

00:33:21because in Lama dei Peligni, a town in the province of Chieti,

00:33:24Some houses were also evacuated there, 32 people were taken away to hotels

00:33:31or at the homes of relatives and friends, precisely because of the danger of an avalanche.

00:33:36In short, now the emergency, beyond the tremors, beyond the snow,

00:33:40it is precisely represented by the risk of landslides, avalanches and avalanches

00:33:45in an area that has already been severely damaged and has already suffered a great deal.

00:33:51Thank you, thank you, thank you Gods.

00:33:56So, Realacci, I would like to dutifully open the page of what has not been done,

00:34:05if I may, simply asking Carmine Lizza,

00:34:08but it is true that we must discuss the fact that that hotel, the Rigopiano,

00:34:16wasn't it supposed to be built where it was built?

00:34:20So, let's say, the location of that structure is not in a happy place,

00:34:26it is the mouth of a fairly evident and quite important valley

00:34:31which has a remarkable energy, there are over 600 meters of altitude difference.

00:34:37Moreover, it is located on a plateau, on a slight hill,

00:34:43which is the result of several debris flows that have occurred over the years,

00:34:48of the centuries, and most likely also following other avalanches.

00:34:53That is an area, the one exposed, let's say, to the East,

00:34:58from the eastern area of the Gran Sasso massif,

00:35:01which often receives large quantities of snow,

00:35:04in particular conditions like those that have just occurred.

00:35:08So that's an area that had already been marked,

00:35:10you can see it from the debris that is there,

00:35:11from alluvial fan flows, they are called.

00:35:14So it's debris that comes down the mountain and gets channeled.

00:35:19So that's a conoid area

00:35:21which in some way already highlighted the act of construction,

00:35:25which however happened several years ago,

00:35:27and the restructuring that took place,

00:35:29highlighted an area of attention.

00:35:32The real problem is that we often need to start thinking

00:35:36in prevention on these things.

00:35:38So we should also start saying

00:35:41what the boundary limits might be.

00:35:44That is, according to the law, when we go to make a geological report,

00:35:48for example, we need to look at the entire range.

00:35:51So we don't just have to look

00:35:53what are the geotechnical characteristics of the foundation soil,

00:35:56but we have to give an opinion, an expert judgment

00:35:58on the boundary conditions,

00:36:00which may be of normal condition

00:36:02or of extraordinary condition.

00:36:04Sometimes, in construction and design,

00:36:07you also have to close a paper

00:36:10saying that the area is probably not suitable

00:36:12to the type of intervention the project is for.

00:36:15Thank you, Realacci.

00:36:17So, we always come back to the same point.

00:36:21Was what should have been done before not done carefully?

00:36:27But in this specific case, I'm honestly not capable of doing so.

00:36:31No, let's talk more generally.

00:36:32There was also a trial for abuse

00:36:35which ended with a full solution

00:36:37which concerned the fitness area of that hotel.

00:36:45I think those people should have left earlier,

00:36:48but it's a thought,

00:36:50the moment he knows there is such a heavy snowfall,

00:36:54nature must be respected, in short.

00:36:56Here, all the alarms were there,

00:36:58it probably shouldn't have been kept until the last minute

00:37:01people in those conditions.

00:37:03Also because then, when these widespread phenomena arrive,

00:37:06It's very complicated for one to cover everything.

00:37:09The effort being made there now is enormous.

00:37:12I think there are 8,000 people in total.

00:37:15of civil protection mobilized from all over Italy

00:37:18and I really want,

00:37:20I think all of Italy is now grateful to these people

00:37:24that even in the conditions we see are saving lives.

00:37:27I also saw the pride that there is around this Italian thing.

00:37:30I saw my parliamentary colleague,

00:37:32one of the people who is working there,

00:37:34he is one of Vogugna,

00:37:35which is a small Piedmontese village.

00:37:37There is great pride in this Italy that does this.

00:37:41The problem is that we should all have more responsibility.

00:37:44Here, it is said that Italy is heroic in the emergency,

00:37:47It's like sonic but not in prevention.

00:37:49That's how it is, that's how it is.

00:37:49And sometimes even information should be a little more measured.

00:37:53I saw it on TV the other day,

00:37:55I don't even remember the network anymore,

00:37:56because one was looking for news,

00:37:59a journalist who was a pain in the ass

00:38:01to a gentleman who was shoveling

00:38:03to free his car from the snow by saying

00:38:06there, he was left alone, etc.

00:38:08But free the car from the snow,

00:38:11now for goodness sake,

00:38:12I come from a small village

00:38:13that when it snowed

00:38:15It's something that is difficult for the military to do.

00:38:20I don't know how to say it.

00:38:21So you have to understand the limits

00:38:23that nature places before us in some passages.

00:38:25The key point

00:38:26here is A, a problem of planning these events,

00:38:32avalanches, snow plowing, etc.

00:38:34If there are problems, they need to be solved.

00:38:37B, above all, compared to what was said before,

00:38:40the issue of earthquake prevention.

00:38:42That's a problem we can no longer avoid.

00:38:45And if there were any problems in managing emergencies,

00:38:49let's try to solve it.

00:38:50There were, in my opinion, problems.

00:38:52The problems are not related to generosity

00:38:55and the efficiency of civil protection.

00:38:56Italian Civil Protection...

00:38:57We'll talk about this shortly,

00:38:59because there is a proper tribute to be paid

00:39:02to those who are spending without limits right now.

00:39:06If I can say one thing,

00:39:06I understand very well that information must do its job,

00:39:09now is a time when that is done.

00:39:11But, let's say, this prevention game, right?

00:39:15On which we all agree at this time,

00:39:18then it's always the least of the problems

00:39:20when it is decided to tackle it.

00:39:22Why earthquake prevention,

00:39:24after every earthquake,

00:39:25It's at the top of the discussions.

00:39:29Then, when it comes to discussing the budget laws,

00:39:32this year was an exception,

00:39:34why a measure was introduced,

00:39:35the earthquake bonus, very important.

00:39:37But if we don't start from there,

00:39:39then unfortunately, as we know,

00:39:42Earthquakes in Italy are difficult to predict, aren't they?

00:39:45Certainly.

00:39:46A direct question to Piersanti.

00:39:49Is earthquake prevention expensive?

00:39:52There's something to put on...

00:39:54I will answer shortly and very quickly.

00:39:57It certainly doesn't cost particularly little.

00:40:01However, these are certainly also affordable figures,

00:40:04finding the right ways of, so to speak,

00:40:07integrate public funding,

00:40:09with then also private initiative,

00:40:11which inevitably must be involved

00:40:14in a work which, in its entirety,

00:40:17it is truly far-reaching.

00:40:19But I can say one thing now,

00:40:20because citizens may not even know it,

00:40:23now there is an 85% tax credit

00:40:26for those who make their home earthquake-proof.

00:40:30That is, 85% of the expenses are reimbursed.

00:40:33There are some technical problems

00:40:34which concern those who do not have the incapacitated,

00:40:38the so-called,

00:40:38those who have no fiscal resources to recover,

00:40:42but even there it is enough to work on the condominiums

00:40:45in such a way that they are the companies

00:40:47to manage this tax credit

00:40:48and the maneuver can start.

00:40:50And if we are all aware,

00:40:52for example when we buy a house,

00:40:55we will have to start asking too

00:40:56if that house is safe,

00:40:58because this means that the houses

00:41:00which have been worked on will be worth more

00:41:02and it becomes convenient to do those things.

00:41:05Exactly, asking also means evaluating,

00:41:07that's important.

00:41:07Ultimately it's a market economy

00:41:09and it must be used in a positive way

00:41:12the means and also the constraints of the market economy.

00:41:16You need to have a different kind of mentality.

00:41:21We must not leave things to chance,

00:41:24the territory must not be neglected

00:41:26as unfortunately has been done on many occasions

00:41:30in past years.

00:41:31Igor Stagliano tells us about it.

00:41:40500 tremors in 24 hours,

00:41:42a meter and a half of snow in a week.

00:41:45Lots of snow, lots of tremors,

00:41:47they hadn't seen each other all together for decades.

00:41:49A coincidence of exceptional events.

00:41:52Experts agree on this.

00:41:54On the causes of so much drama and suffering

00:41:57perhaps some more analysis is needed.

00:42:00Extreme weather events are intensifying,

00:42:03climatologists remind us,

00:42:04with every water bomb, flood or record snowfall.

00:42:08The Balkan Cold Wave

00:42:09which has gripped the Apennines

00:42:11This is just the latest tragic episode.

00:42:14A sign, scholars add,

00:42:16that the rope of global warming

00:42:18she's already too tense.

00:42:19And it intensifies at the same pace

00:42:21the senseless consumption of the land,

00:42:23The latest ISPRA report reminds us.

00:42:25In recent decades this land consumption

00:42:28has now affected 21,000 km2 of our territory

00:42:31to understand each other as if we had covered with concrete and asphalt

00:42:34the whole of Emilia Romagna.

00:42:36All this happens in the most vulnerable areas

00:42:39of a fragile country,

00:42:40with the stamps of the law almost always in place,

00:42:44both before eroding essential space

00:42:46to the cycles of nature,

00:42:48with buildings and infrastructure,

00:42:50especially after,

00:42:51with amnesties and pardons.

00:42:53Also for the Rigopiano hotel,

00:42:55built in the center of two snow-filled ravines,

00:42:59it seems to be this,

00:43:00the opaque frame of the painting.

00:43:02Today we find hundreds of thousands of Italians

00:43:04who live in areas called

00:43:06bathroom, bathroom, seven bathrooms.

00:43:08Even the toponymy recalls a bit

00:43:11this great risk,

00:43:12that's why it was built like this,

00:43:14everywhere, even today

00:43:16the State does not know what happened with the three amnesties.

00:43:21With the melting snow

00:43:22River flows will continue to increase.

00:43:25The flow has already gone from 3 to 7 cubic meters per second.

00:43:29With the landslides of a shaken territory

00:43:31hydrogeological instability in the valleys will increase.

00:43:35We should finally be aware of this.

00:43:37There are no killer floods and killer avalanches.

00:43:41It's our behaviors

00:43:43to always pull the trigger.

00:43:49Now let's go to pens again.

00:43:53Let's reach our Alessio Zucchini

00:43:56why should...

00:43:58I imagine, Alessio, still

00:44:00the names of the other five

00:44:02were not disclosed during their lifetime.

00:44:08No Paolo, that's what I wanted to show you.

00:44:10but since you were talking about pride

00:44:13of Heroic Italy

00:44:14I want to show you a picture

00:44:15which tells a little about all this.

00:44:17We are in the pen sports hall

00:44:19and those you see who are sleeping

00:44:22in their sleeping bags

00:44:23on the mats on the floor

00:44:25they are the mountain rescue men.

00:44:27They worked all day

00:44:29on the mountain at high altitude.

00:44:31They went with their skis

00:44:32to dig, to probe the ground

00:44:33to bring out the survivors

00:44:35then they came back here

00:44:36and they went to sleep

00:44:38in sleeping bags on mattresses

00:44:40to then start again

00:44:41the same scene tomorrow morning

00:44:43to go back up

00:44:44and to alternate

00:44:45with the many rescuers

00:44:46who are working in the area.

00:44:48We've told them all a little bit

00:44:50these days

00:44:50the firefighters

00:44:51that are down there

00:44:52that they are taking out

00:44:54people from the avalanche

00:44:56then there are the financiers

00:44:57who were the first to arrive

00:44:58the mountain rescue men

00:45:00but the army also contributed.

00:45:01There are really so many, so many

00:45:03Carabinieri and police

00:45:04who have committed themselves

00:45:05to the point of strangeness of forces

00:45:07these days

00:45:08to be able to tell us

00:45:09some beautiful stories

00:45:10like the ones we told you about today.

00:45:12But we must not forget

00:45:13that there are still

00:45:14many people down there

00:45:15we have often told it

00:45:17Today

00:45:17the day was

00:45:18very particular

00:45:19very intense

00:45:20but also divided in half

00:45:21on one side

00:45:22the satisfaction

00:45:22for these people

00:45:23that were torn off

00:45:24from the rubble

00:45:25and from the snow

00:45:26on the other

00:45:27the concern

00:45:28and despair

00:45:29for those who are still under

00:45:30and for those who didn't make it.

00:45:32To you.

00:45:32Thank you

00:45:33Thank you

00:45:34and general

00:45:34the curiosity is that there are also

00:45:36the coast guard pilots

00:45:38really

00:45:39who work in the mountains.

00:45:40Yes

00:45:41we are employing

00:45:43different setups

00:45:45that arrive a little bit

00:45:46from all the various armed forces

00:45:48at this moment

00:45:49we are taking action

00:45:50with 17 vehicles

00:45:51to the rotary

00:45:52that arrive

00:45:54in the vast majority

00:45:55from the army

00:45:56they are also helicopters

00:45:57heavy load

00:45:58like the CH-47

00:45:59those with double blades

00:46:01just to be clear

00:46:03and with which

00:46:04we are using

00:46:06just for the evacuation

00:46:07of some fractions

00:46:08and instead

00:46:09with helicopters

00:46:10the littlest ones

00:46:11we are going

00:46:11in the isolated hamlets

00:46:13and through these specialized troops

00:46:15of the Alpine troops

00:46:16they are left

00:46:18in some places

00:46:19and with skis

00:46:20slowly slowly

00:46:21then they come closer

00:46:22and they arrive at the fractions

00:46:23and they try to give us

00:46:24of the assessments

00:46:25on what the real situation is

00:46:27of that fraction

00:46:28which is abandoned.

00:46:29Today we had

00:46:30even the need

00:46:31to do

00:46:32a fast rope

00:46:33with a helicopter

00:46:34of the army

00:46:36in which

00:46:36the Alpine troops

00:46:37paratroopers

00:46:38of the Matterhorn

00:46:39they went down

00:46:41in a fraction

00:46:42which was isolated

00:46:43for several days

00:46:44at Acqua Santa Terme

00:46:45precisely because

00:46:46the snow cover

00:46:49and the impact

00:46:50of helicopters

00:46:51which they may have

00:46:52near these facilities

00:46:53and to these

00:46:54homes

00:46:56it can be dangerous

00:46:57so very often

00:47:00the pose

00:47:01of the staff

00:47:02it can't be done

00:47:03right next door

00:47:03in the town center

00:47:04but it must be done

00:47:05in a safe area

00:47:06without triggering

00:47:07other avalanches

00:47:08other avalanches

00:47:09or other situations

00:47:10of danger

00:47:11and then slowly slowly

00:47:11you have to get closer

00:47:13to these infrastructures.

00:47:15I would like to say

00:47:15hearing first

00:47:17of landslides

00:47:17if you allow me

00:47:19that we have to here

00:47:20even think

00:47:21that the territory

00:47:22so now

00:47:22we are talking

00:47:23here at the hotel

00:47:24but a little

00:47:25across the entire crater

00:47:26the series of earthquakes

00:47:29that we had

00:47:30of these earthquakes

00:47:31above all

00:47:32of the strong ones

00:47:33they devastated

00:47:34completely

00:47:35the territory

00:47:36I remember

00:47:36the Valnerina

00:47:37that there is a landslide

00:47:38huge

00:47:39which has occluded

00:47:40even the river

00:47:41that we are monitoring

00:47:42but there are landslides

00:47:43everywhere

00:47:44these landslides

00:47:45clearly now

00:47:46they are covered

00:47:47from this snow cover

00:47:49which clearly

00:47:51covers

00:47:52the eye does not see

00:47:53but the danger is always there

00:47:55and there is this further

00:47:56danger of avalanches

00:47:58it is clear that the road system

00:47:59so it becomes

00:48:00important to open it

00:48:02but it's not enough

00:48:03lead the way

00:48:04you also have to look

00:48:05the sides of these mountains

00:48:06Certain

00:48:07and it's not a simple operation

00:48:09the news says

00:48:10which was

00:48:11reopened

00:48:12completely

00:48:13the road

00:48:15that from Farindola

00:48:16bring note

00:48:17at the hotel

00:48:18of Rigopiano

00:48:19but now

00:48:19let's jump right in

00:48:21in Washington

00:48:23Why

00:48:24there is Marco

00:48:26our Marco Clementi

00:48:28Why

00:48:28Donald Trump

00:48:29a little while ago

00:48:30he entered

00:48:30at the White House

00:48:32and it became

00:48:33for all intents and purposes

00:48:34the 45th

00:48:35president

00:48:36of the

00:48:37United States

00:48:39we remember

00:48:40in this

00:48:41day

00:48:42so important

00:48:43the presence

00:48:45also of

00:48:45Hillary and

00:48:46Bill Clinton

00:48:47at the ceremony

00:48:49of the oath

00:48:50on Capitol Hill

00:48:51and there were

00:48:51naturally

00:48:52Also

00:48:52the fresh

00:48:54former president

00:48:54Obama

00:48:55with

00:48:56his wife

00:48:57Obama

00:48:57we remember it

00:48:58in 2009

00:48:59which is

00:49:00in L'Aquila

00:49:01moved

00:49:02in seeing

00:49:03the consequences

00:49:04of that tragic

00:49:06earthquake

00:49:07Donald Trump

00:49:09instead in his speech

00:49:10it appeared

00:49:10much more

00:49:11pragmatic

00:49:12he proposed again

00:49:13all

00:49:14the

00:49:15themes

00:49:16who had

00:49:17expressed

00:49:18with decision

00:49:20in the countryside

00:49:20electoral

00:49:21right away

00:49:21there was

00:49:22a reaction

00:49:23with a series

00:49:24of demonstrations

00:49:25right in Washington

00:49:27there will be some

00:49:28tomorrow too

00:49:28Marco Clementi

00:49:30followed

00:49:30this day

00:49:32and we give it to him

00:49:32the line

00:49:36Yes Paul

00:49:37here we are

00:49:38precisely

00:49:38let's go then

00:49:39from the tail

00:49:39of your synthesis

00:49:40from the demonstrations

00:49:41you were referring to

00:49:43you see I'm talking to you

00:49:43now from

00:49:44Downtown DC

00:49:45the heart itself

00:49:46of Washington

00:49:47we are practically under

00:49:48The Washington Post

00:49:49in the city center

00:49:50and as you can see

00:49:51there is still tension

00:49:52on this day

00:49:53long

00:49:54very long

00:49:54historical

00:49:55we'll talk about it now

00:49:56for many reasons

00:49:57but one day

00:49:58who saw

00:49:58for the first time

00:49:59it had never happened before

00:50:00even moments of strong tension

00:50:01moments of real violence

00:50:02it had never happened before

00:50:04I was telling you on the day

00:50:05of the settlement

00:50:05of a president

00:50:06of the United States

00:50:07the settlement

00:50:08it was precisely

00:50:09it was followed

00:50:10the ceremonial

00:50:11first the moment

00:50:12of prayer

00:50:13then the tea

00:50:13which is almost a passage

00:50:15of delivery

00:50:15even so unofficial

00:50:17tea at the White House

00:50:18offered by the president

00:50:20outgoing

00:50:20from the presidential couple

00:50:21outgoing

00:50:22Barack and Michelle Obama

00:50:23the new presidential couple

00:50:25to Donald Trump

00:50:25and Melania

00:50:26then from the White House

00:50:27we moved there

00:50:28at the Capitol

00:50:30Capitol Hill for a long time

00:50:32and right there

00:50:32the great

00:50:33moment of the oath

00:50:35first he swore

00:50:36the vice president

00:50:36then he swore

00:50:38Donald Trump

00:50:39it was noon

00:50:40here in Washington

00:50:416pm

00:50:41from you

00:50:43in Italy

00:50:43then the parade

00:50:45this one too

00:50:46by tradition

00:50:47long

00:50:47precisely

00:50:48Pennsylvania Avenue

00:50:49from then on

00:50:50the Capitol

00:50:51up to the White House

00:50:52and there they were

00:50:53moments of clashes

00:50:54of real violence

00:50:55were expected

00:50:56900,000 people

00:50:58here in Washington

00:50:58for the settlement

00:50:59when he took office

00:51:01Obama

00:51:02in 2009

00:51:03there were 2 million

00:51:04so many

00:51:05naturally

00:51:05Trump supporters

00:51:06we followed them

00:51:07we were with them

00:51:08but so many

00:51:09even the protesters

00:51:10and we crossed them

00:51:12several times

00:51:12in this

00:51:13long day

00:51:14already in the morning

00:51:15peaceful protests

00:51:17Surely

00:51:17at the start

00:51:18it was this

00:51:18the intention

00:51:19there were movements

00:51:20feminists

00:51:21there were

00:51:22precisely women

00:51:23that invoke

00:51:25dignity

00:51:26one's dignity

00:51:27the defense

00:51:27of dignity

00:51:28worried

00:51:28in short for the statements

00:51:29by Trump

00:51:30throughout the countryside

00:51:32electoral

00:51:33along his

00:51:33past

00:51:34you will also remember

00:51:35about Washington Post

00:51:36the scoop

00:51:37what he did

00:51:38The Washington Post

00:51:39with

00:51:39In short

00:51:40back the scenes

00:51:41of a TV show

00:51:42in which the new president

00:51:43in short he hadn't gone

00:51:44very tender

00:51:45with women

00:51:47he had said sexist phrases

00:51:48Here you are

00:51:49but then

00:51:49I was telling you

00:51:50the situation has degenerated

00:51:51own

00:51:51around noon

00:51:53when Donald Trump

00:51:54he swore

00:51:55on Capitol Hill

00:51:56at the Capitol

00:51:57Here you are

00:51:57shortly before

00:51:59shortly before

00:52:00of the parade

00:52:00The

00:52:01The

00:52:02precisely

00:52:03the generation of violence

00:52:04they entered

00:52:05of the groups

00:52:07Yes, of course

00:52:08Here you are

00:52:08it's a bit of a paradoxical situation

00:52:10Paul

00:52:10because here where I am

00:52:11you see these people

00:52:12elegant

00:52:13certainly some

00:52:15that still go

00:52:15to the many scenes

00:52:16which are in progress

00:52:17this evening

00:52:18here in Washington

00:52:19together with protesters

00:52:20together with the police

00:52:21in keeping

00:52:22riot police

00:52:23I was telling you

00:52:24at a certain point

00:52:25scenes of violence

00:52:26guerrilla scenes

00:52:27they entered

00:52:28in the procession

00:52:29groups

00:52:29of perhaps

00:52:30black bloc

00:52:31hooded

00:52:32dressed in black

00:52:32they destroyed

00:52:33the windows of a bank

00:52:34the windows of a McDonald's

00:52:35of a fast food restaurant

00:52:36the windows of some cars

00:52:38the police intervened

00:52:39with tear gas

00:52:41with gases

00:52:42stinging

00:52:43there have been

00:52:44a hundred arrests

00:52:45some agents

00:52:46bruised

00:52:47among other things today

00:52:47you can imagine

00:52:48the level of security

00:52:50of the police

00:52:51it's very high

00:52:52there are about

00:52:5328,000 agents

00:52:535,000 men

00:52:54of the National Guard

00:52:55we saw

00:52:56the sharpshooters

00:52:58in the buildings

00:52:58along the whole

00:52:59the path

00:53:00for example

00:53:00of the parade

00:53:02tension which however

00:53:04he arrives

00:53:05arrives on the eve

00:53:06of the great march

00:53:07what will be there tomorrow

00:53:07200,000 women

00:53:08here in Washington

00:53:10and in many others

00:53:11city

00:53:12then of the United States

00:53:13now let's see

00:53:14Marilu Lucrezio's piece

00:53:15which summarizes us

00:53:16a bit of the contents

00:53:17and other aspects

00:53:18of this long

00:53:19and historic day

00:53:28I solemnly swear

00:53:30that I will fulfill

00:53:31with loyalty

00:53:31the role of president

00:53:33of the United States

00:53:34I will preserve

00:53:35I will protect

00:53:35and I will defend

00:53:36the Constitution

00:53:37of the United States

00:53:38with the help of God

00:53:44Donald Trump

00:53:45from this moment

00:53:46it's the 45th

00:53:47president

00:53:47of the United States

00:53:48swears

00:53:49on two Bibles

00:53:50held by the wife

00:53:51Melania

00:53:52one belonged

00:53:53to the president

00:53:54Abraham Lincoln

00:53:54the other

00:53:55a gift

00:53:56of the mother

00:53:57received

00:53:57when he had

00:53:58nine years

00:53:59Trump

00:53:59takes the floor

00:54:05Today

00:54:08it's a ceremony

00:54:09historical

00:54:09the power

00:54:10is transferred

00:54:11from Washington

00:54:12to you

00:54:12to the Americans

00:54:13return to the people

00:54:14he says

00:54:15for too long

00:54:16the politicians

00:54:17they have prospered

00:54:18and the citizen

00:54:19it wasn't

00:54:19never protected

00:54:20there is nothing

00:54:21to celebrate

00:54:22for families

00:54:23who struggle

00:54:23to arrive

00:54:24similarly

00:54:24but today

00:54:25everything changes

00:54:26we will report here

00:54:28the jobs

00:54:29transferred abroad

00:54:30investments

00:54:31they will be made here

00:54:32every decision

00:54:33will be taken

00:54:34for the benefit

00:54:35of our workers

00:54:36we will do it again

00:54:37great America

00:54:38repeats several times

00:54:39praises protectionism

00:54:41buy American

00:54:42hire American

00:54:43this is his motto

00:54:45promises to erase

00:54:46Islamic extremism

00:54:48off the face of the earth

00:54:49and in foreign policy

00:54:50we will strengthen

00:54:51old alliances

00:54:52and we will create them

00:54:53of new

00:54:54but always

00:54:55putting America

00:54:56in first place

00:54:57then an appeal

00:54:58to the nation

00:54:59when he calls back

00:55:00the red blood

00:55:01of patriotism

00:55:07you noticed

00:55:09that it was raining

00:55:11nevertheless

00:55:12among the crowd

00:55:13that he was feeling

00:55:14the speech

00:55:14of the new president

00:55:15there wasn't even one

00:55:16an umbrella

00:55:17Well

00:55:18it was for reasons

00:55:19of safety

00:55:20they were feared

00:55:21possible attacks

00:55:22so they were

00:55:23seized

00:55:23all the umbrellas

00:55:24and even too

00:55:25bananas

00:55:26out of fear

00:55:27that they could

00:55:28use

00:55:29and throw them

00:55:31against the park

00:55:32of the authorities

00:55:33but now

00:55:34we are able

00:55:35to connect us

00:55:36with ours

00:55:37corresponding

00:55:38Giovanna Botteri

00:55:39to comment

00:55:41with her

00:55:42and with Gianni Riotta

00:55:44this speech

00:55:45extremely

00:55:46programmatic

00:55:47I would say Giovanna

00:55:48not a speech

00:55:50which probably

00:55:52it will remain handed down

00:55:54one of the speeches

00:55:55maybe like those

00:55:56of the new frontier

00:55:57by Kennedy

00:55:58it was a speech

00:55:59made right

00:56:00of a lot of pragmatism

00:56:03by

00:56:03of the new president

00:56:08pragmatism

00:56:09and closure

00:56:10among other things

00:56:10we meet

00:56:11in front of

00:56:12at the White House

00:56:13you see it

00:56:14behind us

00:56:15where Donald Trump

00:56:16and Melania

00:56:17they returned

00:56:19right this moment

00:56:20while we talk to you

00:56:21they are coming back

00:56:23at the White House

00:56:23that from today

00:56:24likely

00:56:25for others

00:56:26four years

00:56:27at least

00:56:27will be

00:56:28their

00:56:29house

00:56:30they returned

00:56:30from the big one

00:56:32parade

00:56:33the day is cold

00:56:34it rained

00:56:35as you said

00:56:36without umbrellas

00:56:36and without

00:56:37bananas

00:56:38and the speech

00:56:39very short

00:56:40by Trump

00:56:41was

00:56:42a speech

00:56:43which hit

00:56:45us

00:56:45above all

00:56:46because of this

00:56:47protectionism

00:56:48for this one

00:56:49extreme closure

00:56:50which has demonstrated

00:56:51at a certain point

00:56:51he said

00:56:52I want to say it

00:56:52to foreign capitals

00:56:54this

00:56:54it's another America

00:56:56forget it

00:56:56all that

00:56:57that you saw

00:56:57until now

00:56:58Now

00:56:59we will not spend

00:57:00more money

00:57:00for you

00:57:01we will not spend

00:57:01more forces

00:57:02for you

00:57:03we will not spend

00:57:04more energy

00:57:04for you

00:57:05he will return

00:57:06all backwards

00:57:08must return

00:57:09all backwards

00:57:10the work

00:57:10must be American

00:57:11and we have to think

00:57:13at our borders

00:57:15yes Giovanna

00:57:17it really was like that

00:57:18It really impressed me

00:57:20the cry

00:57:20of America First

00:57:21America first

00:57:22which was the old cry

00:57:23of the American right

00:57:25of the 30s

00:57:26and then

00:57:27the invitation

00:57:28to buy American

00:57:29and hire an American

00:57:31what does it mean

00:57:32close the country

00:57:33while we know

00:57:34that a third

00:57:34of companies

00:57:35of Silicon Valley

00:57:36were founded

00:57:36from emigrants

00:57:38Therefore

00:57:38a Trump

00:57:39who keeps faith

00:57:40to the word

00:57:40wants to close America

00:57:42Obviously

00:57:42let's see if he can do it

00:57:43I would like to ask

00:57:45to Gianni Riotta

00:57:46if

00:57:46the confirmation

00:57:49of the bet

00:57:50on the role

00:57:51of the general

00:57:52Mattis

00:57:52actually

00:57:54tell us

00:57:56what

00:57:57from the point of view

00:57:58military

00:57:59it will be done

00:58:00in the next few years

00:58:01in the United States

00:58:06Paul

00:58:06General Mattis

00:58:08it's a good choice

00:58:09because it is

00:58:10a soldier

00:58:11very aggressive

00:58:12but that

00:58:13contradicts

00:58:14the president

00:58:14respect

00:58:15to Russia

00:58:17it has always been

00:58:18very aggressive

00:58:19towards Iran

00:58:20and let's see how

00:58:21this one will get married

00:58:23since then

00:58:23Iran

00:58:24and Russia

00:58:25Putin's friend

00:58:26I am instead

00:58:26allies in Syria

00:58:27but

00:58:28General Mattis

00:58:30who is highly esteemed

00:58:31among the armed forces

00:58:32and already now

00:58:34in serious contrast

00:58:35with another choice

00:58:36of the president

00:58:36General Flynn

00:58:37that is trying

00:58:39in these hours

00:58:39while we are here

00:58:40to speak

00:58:40to impose his men

00:58:42everywhere

00:58:42from national security

00:58:44at the Pentagon

00:58:46to the Department

00:58:46of State

00:58:47so already

00:58:48outside

00:58:49of the unit

00:58:50on parade

00:58:51within the administration

00:58:53Trump

00:58:53there are contrasts

00:58:54let's say so

00:58:55not among the moderates

00:58:56and the extremists

00:58:57but between

00:58:58how to tell you

00:58:59the populists

00:59:00unleash yourself

00:59:01and the moderates

00:59:02Joan

00:59:04there

00:59:04former

00:59:05first lady

00:59:06he said

00:59:07I greet you

00:59:08but we'll see each other again

00:59:09Soon

00:59:09and everyone wondered

00:59:11but how?

00:59:12how will it be done

00:59:13review

00:59:13Michelle Obama

00:59:16with the foundation

00:59:18Obama

00:59:18the Obamas

00:59:19at this moment

00:59:20they go to rest

00:59:22they greeted everyone

00:59:23they go to rest

00:59:25they will have it

00:59:26also need

00:59:28but they leave

00:59:29with this

00:59:30strong message

00:59:31that

00:59:32on which they want

00:59:33work

00:59:34and work

00:59:34both

00:59:35and the foundation

00:59:37Obama

00:59:37which is a great

00:59:38project

00:59:39somehow

00:59:40almost a gym

00:59:41of democracy

00:59:42which of course

00:59:44it will inevitably end

00:59:45to oppose

00:59:46to the foundation

00:59:47Clinton

00:59:48and to all his

00:59:49ghosts

00:59:50it must be a foundation

00:59:52they made a very short video

00:59:53which is already going online

00:59:55in which they explain

00:59:56what is it

00:59:57this library

00:59:58what is it

00:59:59this foundation

01:00:00and an idea

01:00:01an idea

01:00:02to collect

01:00:03the citizens

01:00:04and the sense of citizenship

01:00:06to build

01:00:07why optimism

01:00:08by Obama

01:00:09it was confirmed

01:00:10even today

01:00:11despite the day

01:00:12in Puglia

01:00:13optimism

01:00:15And

01:00:15there are young people

01:00:17there are young people

01:00:18that grow

01:00:18who believe

01:00:19and they build

01:00:20democracy

01:00:21this is the foundation

01:00:22and Michelle said

01:00:23on this both

01:00:25we want to work

01:00:26exactly like that

01:00:27I believe that

01:00:29we have a great future

01:00:29the foundation

01:00:30of President Clinton

01:00:31which follows a little

01:00:33fate

01:00:34of its two founders

01:00:35Bill and Hillary Clinton

01:00:36but

01:00:37President Obama

01:00:38it's at this moment

01:00:39the party leader

01:00:41democratic

01:00:41a party that is

01:00:42upset

01:00:43from this defeat

01:00:45upset

01:00:45from President Trump

01:00:46so the only point

01:00:47of reference

01:00:48it's President Obama

01:00:50around which

01:00:50they all hug each other

01:00:52in fact no one

01:00:53or can he say

01:00:54Obama and Michelle

01:00:55Obama and Michelle

01:00:56naturally

01:00:57but nobody

01:00:57or can he say

01:00:58Joan

01:00:58but some mistakes

01:00:59you did it too

01:01:00for now

01:01:00this is the great silence

01:01:02of the Democratic Party

01:01:03then they will also get to this

01:01:04Thank you

01:01:05Thanks Gianni Riotta

01:01:06thanks Giovanna

01:01:08one of the first things

01:01:10and we have it here

01:01:11that the new president Trump

01:01:14he decided

01:01:15is to abolish

01:01:16the climate action plan

01:01:18which was a bit

01:01:19the heart

01:01:19of the environmental strategy

01:01:21by President Obama

01:01:23Therefore

01:01:23Trump first thing

01:01:24what he did

01:01:25he deleted it

01:01:26and he said

01:01:27guys forget it

01:01:29all precautions

01:01:29that we could have

01:01:30for example on coal

01:01:32Yes

01:01:33he had said it

01:01:34in the election campaign

01:01:35he announced it now too

01:01:36in the election campaign

01:01:37he also said something

01:01:38which in my opinion

01:01:38not even a drunkard

01:01:40in a bar he would say

01:01:40that is, climate change

01:01:42I'm a maneuver

01:01:44of China

01:01:44to damage

01:01:45the United States

01:01:46which is one thing

01:01:46really that

01:01:47I believe

01:01:48he is at risk

01:01:49to give to China

01:01:50a formidable assist

01:01:51why China

01:01:52that we saw

01:01:53in Marrakesh

01:01:54and also in Davos

01:01:54it is a China that says

01:01:55you want an open world

01:01:57here we are

01:01:58In short

01:01:58Then

01:01:58you want the fight

01:02:00to climate change

01:02:01here we are

01:02:02it's clear that

01:02:04Trump is the President

01:02:05of the United States

01:02:06and we have to deal with it

01:02:07he has to deal with it

01:02:08but also with other problems

01:02:10a

01:02:10the economy

01:02:11it's going in one direction

01:02:11different

01:02:12on the issues

01:02:13of the environment

01:02:14two

01:02:14let's remember that

01:02:15Trump won

01:02:16with 3 million fewer votes

01:02:18that is, he doesn't have

01:02:19the majority

01:02:20of the Americans

01:02:21with him

01:02:22imagine yourself in Italy

01:02:23if someone

01:02:24had won the elections

01:02:25with 3 million fewer votes

01:02:27what would have happened

01:02:28there is great respect there

01:02:30of the institutions

01:02:31I saw

01:02:32in the beautiful speech

01:02:33what Obama did

01:02:34in Chicago

01:02:35that he stopped

01:02:36immediately

01:02:37boos at Trump

01:02:38because he

01:02:39he is the President-elect

01:02:40and then

01:02:41he has respect

01:02:42but Obama said

01:02:43even with clarity

01:02:44one thing

01:02:44I'm not doing

01:02:45the balance of the 8 years

01:02:46I make the agenda

01:02:47of my political commitment

01:02:49on the agenda

01:02:50of political commitment

01:02:51by Obama

01:02:51the question

01:02:52of climate change

01:02:53of the environment

01:02:53it is central

01:02:54so I think

01:02:55that there will be

01:02:56a clash

01:02:57Thank you

01:02:58Thank you

01:02:58to tie up

01:02:59let's go back

01:03:00to the topics

01:03:02of the earthquake

01:03:02I had it for you

01:03:03announced first

01:03:05a tribute

01:03:07necessary

01:03:08obligatory

01:03:09to the effort

01:03:10of how many

01:03:11for three days

01:03:12they are working

01:03:13incessantly

01:03:14on the Gran Sasso

01:03:16with this service

01:03:17by Amedeo Ricucci

01:03:19dedicated precisely

01:03:20to the volunteers

01:03:21that are

01:03:22working

01:03:23Here you are

01:03:35Here you are

01:03:36is coming

01:03:37the service

01:03:37by Amedeo Ricucci

01:03:38if you find yourself

01:03:40you live

01:03:40we are operating

01:03:42together with

01:03:42USA Tuscany

01:03:43and to

01:03:44components

01:03:45of all

01:03:45to get them out

01:03:50mountain rescue

01:03:51firefighters

01:03:52policemen

01:03:53Carabinieri

01:03:54doctors

01:03:55paramedics

01:03:55and volunteers

01:03:56of protection

01:03:57civil

01:03:59they are all

01:04:00at work

01:04:01for more than 48 hours

01:04:02continuously

01:04:03for the sole purpose

01:04:04to maintain

01:04:05lit

01:04:06the flame

01:04:06of hope

01:04:07in that hell

01:04:08of ice

01:04:09that up to two days

01:04:10It used to be a hotel

01:04:15none of them

01:04:16he backed out

01:04:17and to throw

01:04:18the heart

01:04:18beyond the obstacle

01:04:19they did

01:04:20the only thing

01:04:21that in these situations

01:04:22dramatic

01:04:23it can be done

01:04:24dig

01:04:25dig

01:04:25dig too

01:04:26with your hands

01:04:27in the dark

01:04:28or almost

01:04:29and in conditions

01:04:30prohibitive

01:04:33after grinding

01:04:35kilometers

01:04:36over kilometers

01:04:36in the middle of

01:04:37to the storm

01:04:37of snow

01:04:38careless

01:04:39of the risk

01:04:40that they too

01:04:41the rescuers

01:04:41they run

01:04:42having to operate

01:04:43in the bowels

01:04:44of a structure

01:04:45which has already collapsed

01:04:46and it could

01:04:47to collapse

01:04:48for a moment

01:04:48to the other

01:04:53quickly

01:04:54quickly

01:04:55everything is done

01:04:56quickly

01:04:56to stop

01:04:57the big clock

01:04:58of fear

01:04:59why now

01:05:00after now

01:05:01the hourglass

01:05:02it empties

01:05:03and then

01:05:03there isn't even one

01:05:04the weather

01:05:05of a tear

01:05:05for the bodies

01:05:06which are extracted

01:05:07lifeless

01:05:08only time

01:05:09for some applause

01:05:10and a caress

01:05:11to chase after

01:05:12the little one

01:05:13Gianfilippo

01:05:13just extracted alive

01:05:20they promised

01:05:21to themselves

01:05:22to bring them back

01:05:22everyone at home

01:05:24and that's it

01:05:25the only satisfaction

01:05:26that they are looking for

01:05:27the only true one

01:05:28reward

01:05:29for the effort

01:05:30the deprivations

01:05:31and the risk

01:05:32it's the big heart

01:05:36of Italy

01:05:36who is not afraid

01:05:37and that's right

01:05:38in difficult times

01:05:40come back to beat

01:05:41and now

01:05:47to complete

01:05:49the story

01:05:50of this day

01:05:52in the areas

01:05:53of the earthquake

01:05:54let's go

01:05:55from Emma

01:05:56Cucea

01:05:56from Matrix

01:05:57Where

01:05:58there is some

01:06:00positive news

01:06:02some elements

01:06:03able

01:06:04Here you are

01:06:05to give

01:06:05more hope

01:06:07some smiles

01:06:09here today

01:06:09at the Operations Center

01:06:11Municipal

01:06:11we saw it

01:06:12this morning

01:06:13during the draw

01:06:14of the first

01:06:1425 little houses

01:06:16temporary

01:06:16this is the news

01:06:17positive of the day

01:06:19After

01:06:19the snowfalls

01:06:21after the earthquake

01:06:22Unfortunately

01:06:23very strong

01:06:23which has weakened

01:06:24even more

01:06:25the souls

01:06:26of the people

01:06:26from Amatrice

01:06:27but today

01:06:28the 25 little houses

01:06:29which have been

01:06:30assigned

01:06:31they represent

01:06:32a point

01:06:33still starting again

01:06:35once again

01:06:36they were not

01:06:37the works

01:06:37they haven't been yet

01:06:38concluded

01:06:39they have not been

01:06:40delivered

01:06:41probably

01:06:42will be delivered

01:06:43in February

01:06:43because because

01:06:44of the frost

01:06:45before and then

01:06:45of snowfalls

01:06:46the works

01:06:47of urbanization

01:06:48they were

01:06:49interrupted

01:06:50so we will have to

01:06:50still waiting

01:06:52the tremors

01:06:52Unfortunately

01:06:53they don't stop

01:06:54the seismic swarm

01:06:55continues

01:06:55the last one

01:06:56just a little while ago

01:06:57from Matrix

01:06:58that's all

01:06:58to you

01:06:58Thank you

01:07:00Thank you

01:07:00let's go back

01:07:01the study

01:07:02I would like to ask

01:07:03to Carmine Lizza

01:07:04at this point

01:07:07he tells us

01:07:08the expert

01:07:11of earthquakes

01:07:11that the sequences

01:07:12I'm not yet

01:07:13finished

01:07:14there is something to do

01:07:16Very

01:07:16but

01:07:17with which

01:07:18criterion

01:07:19At that time

01:07:20in this

01:07:21concomitance

01:07:22of the earthquake

01:07:23with

01:07:24Unfortunately

01:07:25the problem

01:07:25of the snow

01:07:26Therefore

01:07:26the problems

01:07:26meteorological

01:07:27and those

01:07:28which probably

01:07:28will arise

01:07:30from activation

01:07:31of landslides

01:07:31the priority

01:07:32that's it

01:07:33to put

01:07:33in safety

01:07:34as much as possible

01:07:35the territory

01:07:35and to reach

01:07:36all people

01:07:36who need

01:07:37to be reached

01:07:38Today

01:07:39the problem

01:07:40real

01:07:41and concrete

01:07:41it's mobility

01:07:42on the territory

01:07:42we can't

01:07:44to have

01:07:44that mobility

01:07:45ordinary

01:07:45that should be done

01:07:46have

01:07:46already in condition

01:07:47normal

01:07:48let's imagine

01:07:48in conditions

01:07:49of a

01:07:50of an earthquake

01:07:51in progress

01:07:52and then

01:07:53the priority

01:07:54essentially

01:07:54that's it

01:07:54to restore

01:07:55all the ways

01:07:56of communication

01:07:56and put them

01:07:57in safety

01:07:58because trivially

01:07:59also cut

01:08:00a slope

01:08:01with lots of snow

01:08:02could become

01:08:04unstable

01:08:05if it is not done

01:08:05with discretion

01:08:07Therefore

01:08:08the problem

01:08:09snow

01:08:09it's a problem

01:08:10that we will take it with us

01:08:11forward for several days

01:08:12regardless

01:08:13if there is sun

01:08:14if it rains

01:08:15or will continue

01:08:16to snow

01:08:16after which

01:08:17there will be

01:08:18the intervention

01:08:18the concrete one

01:08:19about the earthquake

01:08:20let's not forget

01:08:21that still

01:08:22we are

01:08:22in the situation

01:08:24to begin

01:08:25to go

01:08:27in the direction

01:08:28of the reconstruction

01:08:30General

01:08:31the means

01:08:31are they enough?

01:08:33the means

01:08:34they are sufficient

01:08:35the problem

01:08:37is that

01:08:37even with a means

01:08:39sufficient

01:08:39when you go

01:08:40above all

01:08:41all the roads

01:08:43municipal

01:08:43which is that

01:08:44a little bit

01:08:45at this moment

01:08:46more in crisis

01:08:47because as we have heard

01:08:48the state one

01:08:48provincial

01:08:49she was released

01:08:50the municipal one

01:08:51we are talking

01:08:52of little streets

01:08:53halfway up the hill

01:08:54that with three meters

01:08:55of snow

01:08:55it gets lost

01:08:56absolutely

01:08:57the level

01:08:58altimetric

01:08:59and they get lost

01:09:00the contours

01:09:01of the road

01:09:01I'll give you an example

01:09:02we have reached

01:09:03of the fractions

01:09:04to do 5 km

01:09:05we put it in

01:09:06from 4pm

01:09:07up to the moon

01:09:08at night

01:09:09why we proceed

01:09:10in a manner

01:09:10very slow

01:09:11you have to understand

01:09:12what is the trend

01:09:13of the road

01:09:14where are the contours

01:09:15of this road

01:09:16the snow

01:09:16it doesn't just go

01:09:17moved

01:09:18because then

01:09:18there would be

01:09:19of the accumulations

01:09:19which can become

01:09:20dangerous

01:09:21so it goes right

01:09:22removed

01:09:23or through

01:09:24the turbines

01:09:25or through

01:09:25some balls

01:09:26that are loaded

01:09:27on trucks

01:09:27and taken to areas

01:09:28safer

01:09:29where it can be

01:09:30this snow was dumped

01:09:31so it's the slowness

01:09:32specific to the procedure

01:09:33which is inevitable

01:09:35the means are absolutely

01:09:36sufficient

01:09:37the means are sufficient

01:09:38and they are adequate

01:09:39adequate

01:09:40Yes

01:09:40I think

01:09:41that are adequate

01:09:42Why

01:09:42the techniques

01:09:44in order to proceed

01:09:45they are different

01:09:46now we've talked

01:09:46a lot of turbines

01:09:47a lot of turbines

01:09:48these machines

01:09:50it seems like they are

01:09:51but it can be done

01:09:52the work

01:09:53with the turbine

01:09:53but it can be done

01:09:54even with others

01:09:54with other systems

01:09:56and the work

01:09:56it's the same

01:09:57the problem

01:09:58it's just

01:09:59the technique

01:10:01to move forward

01:10:02and also

01:10:02to be able to

01:10:04safeguard

01:10:04even those who work

01:10:05that we have to go

01:10:06calmly

01:10:07slowly

01:10:09and it can't be done

01:10:10otherwise

01:10:11a curiosity

01:10:13I would like to ask you

01:10:14to Antonio Persanti

01:10:15you are present

01:10:17on the territory

01:10:18Always

01:10:19when there are

01:10:20of seismic events

01:10:21but you can work

01:10:22even with the snow?

01:10:25Yes

01:10:25our presence

01:10:27on the territory

01:10:28which is constant

01:10:29it is anyway

01:10:30incomparable

01:10:31in terms of difficulty

01:10:32and of

01:10:33let's say

01:10:34intensity

01:10:34compared to that

01:10:35of people

01:10:36who spoke

01:10:37until now

01:10:37so in this sense

01:10:38our task

01:10:39it is definitely

01:10:40much easier

01:10:42Furthermore

01:10:43most of it

01:10:43of our control

01:10:44of the territory

01:10:45which is true

01:10:46It happens 24 hours a day

01:10:47on 24

01:10:47365 days a year

01:10:49Anyway

01:10:50is carried out

01:10:51remotely

01:10:51so our task

01:10:52for goodness sake

01:10:53us too

01:10:54we are living

01:10:54difficult days

01:10:55but it's been days

01:10:56incomparably

01:10:57simpler

01:10:58of people

01:10:58who spoke

01:10:59before me

01:11:01Realacci

01:11:02starting tomorrow

01:11:03from the day after tomorrow

01:11:04since

01:11:04it will end

01:11:05the emergency

01:11:06snow

01:11:06we will start again

01:11:07to speak

01:11:08of that

01:11:09what must be done

01:11:10Well

01:11:11what needs to be done

01:11:12it's in those areas

01:11:14a reconstruction

01:11:15well done

01:11:16and in the meantime

01:11:17keep alive

01:11:18the economy

01:11:19and the communities

01:11:19Quills

01:11:20it is the headquarters

01:11:22of a

01:11:22big company

01:11:24Brioni

01:11:25of Made in Italy

01:11:26what he did

01:11:27years ago

01:11:27the clothes

01:11:28for James Bond

01:11:29Farindola

01:11:30that now

01:11:31Unfortunately

01:11:31it is tragically

01:11:32notes

01:11:33it is the only municipality

01:11:34in Italy

01:11:34where it is done

01:11:35pecorino cheese

01:11:36with rennet

01:11:36pork

01:11:37it's a cheese

01:11:37very good

01:11:38nearby

01:11:39there is a small village

01:11:40Castles

01:11:41where they do

01:11:41of ceramics

01:11:42extraordinary

01:11:43and we could

01:11:44continue

01:11:44there is Rocca Calascio

01:11:46which is a place

01:11:47magical

01:11:48keep alive

01:11:49the communities

01:11:49the activities

01:11:50because of this

01:11:51they are important

01:11:51even the stables

01:11:52agriculture

01:11:53advanced industries

01:11:54that there are

01:11:55it is essential

01:11:56Why

01:11:56if while

01:11:57rebuild

01:11:58those areas

01:11:59they desertify

01:12:00if the young people

01:12:01they can't stay

01:12:02it's a huge problem

01:12:03and the other piece

01:12:04it concerns all of Italy

01:12:05Enough

01:12:05now we have

01:12:06a first instrument

01:12:07the earthquake bonus

01:12:08there is a project

01:12:09Casitalia

01:12:10which in my opinion

01:12:10it also needs to be strengthened

01:12:12there are no more excuses

01:12:13so as not to start

01:12:14a great action

01:12:15of prevention

01:12:16earthquake-proof

01:12:17energy saving

01:12:19hydrogeological instability

01:12:20which moreover

01:12:21produces work

01:12:22and employment

01:12:23because then

01:12:24to put in hand

01:12:24to that building

01:12:25it also means

01:12:26produce many jobs

01:12:28here this is ours

01:12:29dark Italian

01:12:30if we want to do

01:12:31the comparison

01:12:31with the slogan

01:12:33by Trump

01:12:33if we want to relaunch

01:12:34the Italian economy

01:12:35a new building

01:12:37it is central

01:12:37and the stop

01:12:39in safety

01:12:39earthquake-proof

01:12:40it could be an opportunity

01:12:41Thank you

01:12:42me before concluding

01:12:44I would like to go back

01:12:45with pens

01:12:45by Enrica Maio

01:12:47to hear

01:12:49it is continuing

01:12:51to work

01:12:52Enrica

01:12:53what's going on

01:12:54at this moment

01:12:58it is continuing

01:13:00you see that

01:13:00at this moment

01:13:01it is raining

01:13:03the temperatures

01:13:03they are very low

01:13:04we are anyway

01:13:05at low altitude

01:13:06instead I'll gently touch it

01:13:07it is located at 1200 meters

01:13:09of altitude

01:13:09the firefighters

01:13:11they keep digging

01:13:13the risk is that

01:13:14since there

01:13:15it is snowing

01:13:16they are already there

01:13:183-4 meters

01:13:19of snow

01:13:20the snow could be

01:13:21Obviously

01:13:22a further impediment

01:13:24and it might slow down

01:13:26the work

01:13:27we know that

01:13:28the firefighters

01:13:29I'm in touch

01:13:30with 5 people

01:13:31that are under the debris

01:13:32under the rubble

01:13:33under the blanket of snow

01:13:34let's hope so anyway

01:13:35to give you soon

01:13:37good news

01:13:38just as it happened

01:13:40today

01:13:41Thank you

01:13:42thanks Enrico Maio

01:13:43I thank you

01:13:44The guests

01:13:45that have been

01:13:45with us in the studio

01:13:47naturally

01:13:48Tg1

01:13:48will continue

01:13:50to keep you

01:13:50get informed

01:13:51with the next editions

01:13:54and with

01:13:54all the extraordinary

01:13:57what we will do tomorrow too

01:13:58Thank you

01:13:58and good evening

01:13:59Thank you

01:14:13Thank you

01:14:14Thank you

01:14:15Thank you

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