la selecciÓn de portugal sin su astro cristiano ronaldo cayÓ frente a albania.asta el alma -gran micheal jordan que estuvo presente. >> en nueva york comenzÓ la semana de la moda. conversamos con algunos especialistas hispanos. ♪ ♪ >> vienen de diferentes partes del mundo, afilan sus tijeras, preparan a sus modelos y acciÓn. >> para mÍ del mundo de la moda es todo. >> son mÁs de 300 diseÑadores que participa mostrando sus colecciones de primavera y verano 2015. al menos 13 modistas hispanos presentan sus trabajos en este evento. uno de ellos es cesar galindo. >> tengo cinco hermanas y una gran madre que siempre me han inspirado y soy latino y mi raÍz latina siempre sale en la ropa que hago. >> y eso es lo que segÚn galindo, se puede observar en sus vestidos con diferentes estampados que resaltan su conexiÓn con el caribe. >> si uno no conoce el mar, sol y las nubes y la gente que tiene tanto color, se inspira uno. es la vida relajada. >> en esta ediciÓn hay varios diseÑadores latinos que llegan por primera vez para mostrar su creatividad. uno de ellos es michael

shining a light on portugal and greece doing the right thing here.lth of the global economy is at risk despite the bold monetary policy we have seen so far. geopolitics is a concern. inequality. therefore, structural reforms are the most important thing that we need to see. the biggest challenge to sustaining global growth is the uneven implementation of the structural reform. clearly this is a way of focusing on prosperity what drives it. >> who are the winners and who are the losers? 10 -- switzerland is number one for the six year in a row. why? jen to be stalled in the second quarter. how is it still number one? and the high spending labor market says it balances of leave protection and flexibility. they are ready slapping cap still limit immigration. clearly remaining a winner. gdp was up in the second quarter. they said the u.s. has made significant oh press -- progress. flexible labor markets. business trust and politicians. they're worried about that and favoritism of some government officials. the macroeconomic environment. japan is also doi

portug portugal, spain, france as well, but further east we talk about the rainfall as we start a pretty week as this low is slow moving and it will take a while for it to clear out. in the meantime, asia, the same story here. unbelievably rainfall. i must imagine these areas have been seeing some flooding because the rain has been pounding over the same area over the last -- just couple days here. further down -- further east, i should say, look at japan. that's just in the past 24 hours. incredible rain. soggy august. no question. we're talking half a meter of rainfall in some areas here. down to the south as well. august 20 14sh14, one of the we months in hong kong. rain will be pelting down south and west. in india, look at this since saturday, 238 millimeters of rainfall. talking nearly 10 inches across central india with exblowses ive thunderstorm activity that doesn't move. thunderstorm develops and it just rings out on top of that area. speaking of which we have the philippines that has been seeing a completely washout for the weekend as a result of an area of low pressure. typho

en lisboa, portugal, a las cinco marcaron el primer gol.un nuevo medicamento para los pacientes con cÁncer. >> este medicamento puede ayudar a eliminar las cÉlulas cancerÍgenas. >> puede ayudar a vivir con mejor calidad de vida. cada aÑo vemos un incremento de 3% de cÁncer de melanoma pero esta vez tambiÉn vamos a tener 80.000 nuevos diagnÓsticos de melanoma. >> en los Últimos aÑos las investigaciones sobre el cÁncer se han centrado en el papel que tiene sistema de defensa de los pacientes con cÁncer en el momento de combatir la enfermedad. Éste nuevo medicamento es un logro porque eliminarÍa la barrera que existÍa para que el sistema inmune respondiera a los medicamentos. ♪ >> amigos, se no se mueva porque sÓlo en minutos los invito a recorrer las noticias de la farÁndula y los chistes gordos al regresar. >> aquÍ estÁ la hermosa jessica con todos los chismes gordos. >> que tal amigos, les habla jessica, los invito al viaje de la noticias de los famosos y chismes gordos. kim kardashian saliÓ a defender a su esposo de que trataron de levanta

fernando santos fue presentado hoy como nuevo tÉcnico de la selecciÓn de portugal.s. gracias. continÚan los ataques en contra de isis en represalia decapitan un francÉs. el presidente obama pide cooperaciÓn en las naciones unidas para eliminarlo >> el papa quiere que comience lo antes posible el juicio por pedofilia al arzobispo. el primer funcionario con cargos criminales. otro aparente exceso policial en contra de una mujer embarazada desata indignaciÓn y pedido de cambio en la policÍa de nueva york >> despuÉs de mucho esperar aquÍ estÁ precisamente es la licencia de conducir para indocumentados en california, empezarÁ a emitirse en enero comenzamos. ♪ ♪

la selecciÓn de portugal cayó sorpresivamente.rtido el gran capitÁn de los yanquis de nueva york recibiÓ una ovación. hasta el gran michael jordan estuvo presente. >> respeto. >> por cierto, algo singular estÁ sucediendo en la capital mexicana, vamos directamente con los usuarios del metro porque se encontraron una nueva opciÓn para hacer ejercicio. instalaran escalones como las teclas de un piano para promover la actividad fÍsica. >> al momento de bajar o subir las escaleras producen sonidos similares al instrumento musical. >> asÍ es, quÉdense con univisiÓn, no le cambien. >> esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora, las largas filas parecÍan no tener fin, centenares de aspirantes se sometieron al fallo de los jueces. los aspirantes han tenido largas jornadas de ensayo para esta gran noche. >> es difÍcil, hay que hacer mucho sacrificio, pero todo tiene un final y sÉ que voy a llegar muy lejos. >> cada quien trae su historia y sus esperanzas. >> mi abuela me cultivÓ eso. "tÚ vas a ser una estrellas". >>

en el estadio, de portugal del porto se impuso por uno a cero. finalmente ganando por tres a cero.1997 veamos la nota. >> en tener mÁs de 35.000 empleados que dependen de la empresa, y el ser un hispano de 40 y tres aÑos que llega a kansas city a manejar la empresa mÁs importante de todo estado y de esa Área. spring es para kansas lo que microsoft es para seatle. kilogramo de que se con quÉ nuevo una buena trayectoria llorando con los clientes esto abrirÁ la cuerda son muchos hispanos. yo soy un fiel creyente de que todos tenemos la necesidad de volver a nuestra comunitat lo que nos han dado. a minuto hacer pocas cosas pero hacerlas bien. mucha gente piensa que el Éxito de dinero, es un buen trabajo, no el Éxito poder levantar de cada maÑana y estoy contento con lo que haces. >> y para seguir con esto del mes de la herencia hispana maÑana jueves 18 a partir de las ocho de la noche, en filadelfia se estarÁn presentando la obra "passport", dirigida por alfonso rey, esta obra se presenta dentro del marco del mes de la hispanidad. es un teatro poÉtico y actual que nos dice que la arbit

. >> portugal endured a miserable world cup this summer before crashing out in the group stages. they lost 1-0 in their opening qualifier for 2016. santos clearly has plenty of work to do. in cycling, bradley wiggins has clinched his first world title with a thrilling time trial victory at the world championships. the 34-year-old beat the three-time champion, martin, by 26.32 sec -- 26.23 seconds on the hilly course. time is running out for the ryder cup captains to pick their pairings for friday. watson, who captained the last u.s. team which won the ryder cup in europe in 1993, is asked if he can relate to the new generation, despite being 40 years older. >> indeed. they know i've played in the ryder cup. they understand i've been a captain. they know that i know what they're doing. they have a respect for me and i have a respect for them. we are on the same page. it's not a question. we are needling each other out there. it is kind of fun. we are golfers and we are professional golfers. it doesn't matter how old or how young you are. it takes a while for you to spread your win

en francia el monaco vencio por la minima al leverkusen 1 a 0 en portugal el benfica cayo 2 a 0 mientrasaray y anderlecht empataron a 1. gs sports desk buenas noticias para los aficionados al futbol, por que los partidos no terminaron con la champions.. el dia de hoy continua la copa mx en mexico y la liga de campeones de la concacaf. take vo vo ya que andamos en el tema. todo apunta a que este mircoles se dar el debut oficial de ronaldinho con gallos blancos en el partido frente a tigres, correspondiente a la copa mx. incluso, en la cuenta oficial del club en twitter se anunci que el brasileÑo se estrenar en el futbol mexicano en este encuentro, pidindole a la aficin que acuda al estadio la corregidora para apoyar al equipo y a "dinho". take fs vo aqui tiene los partidos mas atractivos para esta tarde dentro de la copa mx que ya esta en la quinta jornada: xolos visita a chivas. puebla recibe al morelia. duelo del norte entre monterrey y santos. toluca y pumas se veran las caras en el nemesio diez celaya estara buscando derrotar el necaxa. gs cam 3 3shot ---por el momento esto es todo en

nato used to train in the canary islands if any of you have ever been there off of portugal, they are off of northwest africa and they again have these deep underwater canyons, which is why they like to train there. they look for where hazardous if you're destroyer you're worried about working on a canyon wall. that is further like to do exercises in with the most sensitive whales tend to live. spain and portugal began sometime ago after a series of standing in the canary islands and there have been none since they stopped doing the exercises. as i mentioned, there were strandings to were strandings to much ago during joint exercises with the greeks and the israelis. 23 armies have been another hot spot in the deep ocean environment. there were 23 navy's training right now in the rest of july and some people are worried about the whales during these exercises. >> fascinating story you've been given. one point i am unclear on, two parts of it is there any continuing use of widows by the navy or anybody's military? secondly, when did our navy or anybody's navy decides rather than making

siguiente edicion de la eurocopa 2016 que sera en frnacia, despues de la sopresa que albania derrotara a portugaluaron los partidos. vo al parecer espaÑa pudo recuperar algo de confianza en su futbol y de paso golearon a su similar de macedonia 5 a 1. en este partido correspondiente del grupo c. busquets, ramos, pedro, alcacer y silva anotaron por parte de la roja. el siguiente partido de espaÑa sera ante eslovakia en octubre. vo por otro lado inglaterra y suiza chocaron en un duelo donde danny walbeck robo toda la atencion anotando los dos goles del patido y dandole la victoria de 2 a 0 a su equipo. ambas anotaciones fueron en el segundo tiempo la primera al minuto 59 y la segunda dina llego en tiempo de compesacion. vo despues de empatar a 0 ante chile el sabado pasando en levis stadium, la selecciom mexicana continua con su actividad. ya esta en denver para su encuentro amistoso ante bolivia pero con tres bajas, giovani dos santos, maza rodrgiuez y ahora el mediocampista jos juan vzquez quien sufri una fractura en el dedo meÑique de la mano izquierda. gs cam 3 3shot ---por el momento esto es t

. >> albania winning 1-0 over portugal with a superb second-half goal. denmark came from behind to beat armenia. serbia against france in a friendly. >> our goal was to win. at the beginning, we were winning. in the end, it was a draw. he made a fine double save during the game. it could have been better. we could have been more effective. >> more european qualifiers on monday. england went out in the group stages of the world cup in brazil, beaten by italy and uruguay before drawing with costa rica. the winner has not silenced the critics. the new captain thinks they are due a big performance. >> we are a tightknit group. we are working out together to get the best out of each of them . we believe we can do that. we have got a lot of quality on our team. obviously, it is about that quality coming together. if that happens tomorrow night, then i'm sure we'll have a good performance. >> it is familiar territory for the man who led the swiss to the 1994 world cup. he is down the striker. >> we are pleased with our options. we haven't taken anybody in to re

the revelations that goldman sachs long portugal's bank nearly $1 billion. 35 million in july and itt. ted the markets and jarred investors. a lot of concern about the health of the european banking sector. to a day when banks were simply unhealthy. regulators are looking how the groups funded each other. goldman sachs agreed to the funding on may 16 and offered days later and4 that is when investors got the warning from santo that in they would be buying stock and they were irregular in the accounting of the parent company. it is complex. sachs are notman commenting and portugal central bank is not offering a response. >> developing story. stories in the corporate world. roz is here with the details. it isle said investigating claims that hackers hack into the icloud. it allows in users to store information on an external area. softbank bids has come and gone give up onefuses to t-mobile. they are talking about an offer. too late for a change of career. [indiscernible] as they focus on investing banking fees after low interest rates. those are the top corporate headlines. the new ze

outside of portugal, a low pressure area just off the coastline pushing the moisture on shore. so some thunderstorms will erupt even into lisbon. the thunderstorms in the forecast. do want to wrap things up here in the americas. i'll have more on this later on. snow towards the north and also a line of thunderstorms which is producing several tornadoes in ohio continues to push east and behind it much colder air mass continues to descend towards the south. that's a look at the world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobiyashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >>> a movement against the chinese movement is growing in hong kong. in july, 510,000 people took to the streets, demanding that beijing respect hong kong's free society. hong kong returned to chinese rule in 1997, under the one country two system policy, residents received a high degree of autonomy.

fernando santos fue presentado oficialmente como nuevo tÉcnico de la selecciÓn de portugal, tantos llevÓl argentino messi, se echÓ el equipo al hombro fue posible pensar el marco rival. no se requiere que regresamos, en segundos. >>y mucha atenciÓn porque algunas comidas ayuda a detener los efectos del tiempo sobre nuestra salud. asÍ que veamos en el siguiente reportaje con eso. >> no hay forma de detener el paso tipo pero podemos cambiar la manera en la que Él nos alimentamos para tratar de frenar un poco el envejecimiento. lo hemos escuchado antes que tratar de comer frutas y vegetales pueden ayudar a evitar el envejecimiento prematuro. los granos integrales son otra buena opciÓn selección es comidas como trigo entero en lugar de procesado y arroz integral en lugar de arroz blanco. los granos integrales contienen quÍmicos naturales que ayuda a evitar enfermedades bajan el riesgo de diabetes y enfermedad del corazÓn. tambiÉn este tipo de grano nos ayuda a mantenernos y nos estaremos menos propensos a comer mÁs y subir de peso. otro alimento que combate el envejecimiento son los pecados

country be nestle by cyprus, portugal and paul bogard -- greece? >> he might remember there was the deep recession that came about under the prius government. that has to be paid for. after four years of the policies of my right hon. friend we have the fastest growth of the g7 economy, we have employment nearing a record high, we have many apprentice ships that started in this time. this is a remarkable recovery. >> does the leader of the house agree with me that scottish independence is not about getting over western stuff for embarrassing of the prime minister or the leader of the opposition, it is not about defeating the old enemy but it is about scotland turning it back on 300 years of successful union and rejecting so much that this country has made to make us all proud of being part of great britain? >> it is not about any individual or party for reelection. it is a far longer term decisions than that. other nations regard as within the and if scotland voted yes people who count on our contributions to peace, stability and human rights would

o y que me dice de la presente es el de portugal que enfrentÓ a los lo alemania.clasificaciÓn. tuvo y creo algunas oportunidades de gol. honduras luciÓ sin idea y poca coordinaciÓn en la parte colectiva. hasta que llegÓ la genialidad de mensijar y el salvador ha regresado a vida en copa suramericana. sufrieron los ticos ante los canaleros y pusieron contra la pared a costa rica. se sellÓ el empate final a dos goles. guatemala belice, atenciÓn al cambio de juego. la chilena y golazo. mi mamÁ no me lo va a creer. quÉ golazo. véalo una vez mÁs. eso abriÓ el camino hacia la victoria que se le puso complicada en los primeros minutos a los chapines, pero que al final del camino encontrÓ lucy guatemala terminó con la victoria, 2 1. la prÓxima jornada tercera jugando el miÉrcoles de la siguiente manera. se jugÓ el partido entre chivas y leones negros, postergado desde la fecha nÚmero tres. no fue fÁcil para la chiva dad de guadalajara. leones negros lo tuvo en apuros. carlos bustos la celebraba sacÁndose todas las frustraciones. carlos fierro la historia, cambiÓ la histor

. >> sends us this speech not from southern portugal. says that is normally sunny there. >> this one from italy. this is often a sunny spot. ticks off. >> sent us this beautiful shot of the cumulus clouds towering into the sunlight. >> it is a beautiful day out there. the time lapse camera from below shows little puffy cumulus boiling up as the dame moves on. >> a settler in view from on top shows a looks just as nice pair. >> a big story today. a sixth consecutive below normal day in chicago despite the warm and this afternoon. it is under way. low 70's by mid-week. temperatures flirting with 80 other time we get to saturday. a real autumn like temperature map. 60 degree temperatures and walked out of the south. out to the west of us. here you see the view from the continental perspective. with that. 20 showing up. some of that will be pouring down on us. for now positive numbers are good news. it shows temperatures have increased. the last five days of average 52.5 degrees that is the coolest september 11th and hundred and 43 years of

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in percentage terms, it is higher than greece and spain and portugal. we have to tackle that.have to work in partnership with the business. >> why don't we leave it up to be paid commission? set up study national minimum wage institution of and the late 1990's, what we were seeking to do then is tackle exploitation and very low wages. people were earning as little as one pound per hour. we still have in the innovation of the minimum wage, a very large number of people in our country do not own a wage and they can live on. over 5 million people who cannot feed to their families. what we want to do is to give a much more active role so rather than setting a minimum wage, it becomes a lope watch a dog challenging government and to looking at different sectors and how wages can be raised. working and consulting with the business. businessesng to about the process. i should say where business -- i they were real by the politicization of the process. i think the toy plays where will perform the wages -- i think we can get to a place where we perform the wages. and i believe will do

it will stop in france spain and portugal and england.wonderful destinations. >> i am really excited. i usually go to italy but this time i get to see the other coastal european countries. really excited. >> or you going to try to do more seafood inspired recipes? guest >> and i am also redoing some of my flops from the show. just kidding. this recipe was in the finale when we had to crush all the big blocks of ice open on the mountain because that is what people do. we cook frozen things on a frozen mountain. not easy. but luckily i have been able to tweak it and have some fun with it. >> and we can make it at home and a lot easier. it smells spectacular. >> this is a cold soup. i love it peas. fresh peas are hard to get perfect. one vegetable that i think is ok to be frozen is peas. they freeze them right at their peak. >> they keep all of the health benefits and everything. >> s. we just have some butter and shallots and some of vegetable stock. what i like is that the peas are frozen when you put it and so the suit does not get too ho

. >> impressive goals villareal there has been more speculation this could be the portugal international'sast season. his manager said that people should not believe anything that they read. >> no, i don't think so. cristiano is feeling well here. i think every madrid supporter is happy with cristiano. so those rumors are nonsense. >> and later the league champions are also in action on saturday. they take on atletico ma dread and sevilla. and archery was the early focus at day eight in the asian games. the women's team event was a victory for the hosts. the koreans with an early lead and held on for the victory. the in the men's they come along side the continental championship they won recently. >> wellin the mlb the oakland elecathletics are closing in on the texas rangers. kansas city royals confirm their place in the postseason for the first time since 1985, which was coincidentally the year they won the world series. the 3-1 victory over the chicago white sox. you can see big celebrations seen there for the kansas city royals. >>> the open crown in china in a match of the wimbledon f

siguiente edicion de la eurocopa 2016 que sera en francia, despues de la sopresa que albania derrotara a portugalo recuperar algo de confianza en su futbol y de paso golearon a su similar de macedonia 5 a 1. en este partido correspondiente del grupo c. busquets, ramos, pedro, alcacer y silva anotaron por parte de la roja. el siguiente partido de espaÑa sera ante eslovakia vo por otro lado inglaterra y suiza chocaron en un duelo donde danny walbeck robo toda la atencion anotando los dos goles del patido y dandole la victoria de 2 a 0 a su equipo. ambas anotaciones fueron en el segundo tiempo la primera al minuto 59 y la segunda dina llego en tiempo de compensacion. vo despues de empatar a 0 ante chile el sabado pasando en levis stadium, la selecciom mexicana continua con su actividad. ya esta en denver para su encuentro amistoso ante bolivia pero con tres bajas, giovani dos santos, maza rodrgiuez y ahora el mediocampista jos juan vzquez quien sufri una fractura en el dedo meÑique de la mano izquierda. el debut del astro brasileño ronaldinho dentro del futbol mexicano está marcado para el viernes 1

god refacing deflationary in europe and in united states friday gdp is - - 56% in spain it is 216 portugal where there is just a bank failure to hundred 55% - - 255%. to reverse this is where you go. so with that behind us where are we concerned today? china. where after you can see private debt levels through the mid 2000 it has been on the tear. 18 percent is a threshold china is almost 60 percent. that is the source but we also read about over capacity you all read about the coast city symmetry of the state has been built beyond the need of the country there are entire cities that are empty with tens of thousands of empty residences. and the absolute level we have a new number it looks like over 200%. run away lending again yielded over capacity. real-estate, land, excess manufacturing, empty shopping malls. what is the future of china? we think the crisis is possible but they have something that was not true with united states but they own the banks so it is unlikely china allows for that type of crisis. in addition it has lowe's central government debt and ample net worth probably $3

viviste en portugal, tambiÉn en virginia. bebÉ se puede duplicar en intensidad para cuando cumple su segundo aÑo pero sigue siendo mÁs delicado que el cabello de un adulto. es por eso que johnson tiene el rÉgimen de 3 pasos de no more tangles.1, 2, 3, crecer. el dos en uno limpia el cabello fÁcil de manejar mientras que el acondicionador controla el cabello proporcionando un cabello sedoso y brillante. termina con el spray y de para mí que "rabo reja". "tail" es rabo y "gate" es reja. no chico. es una "parranda footbolera." ay, ¿estamos "tailgateando"? no importa cómo lo llames, sino cómo lo hagas. disfruta el football junto a los chicken mcnuggets de 20 piezas por solo $5. ♪ badadadada ♪ hey mira es omar bravo. hey omar! ♪ ♪ siempre suceden cosas grandiosas cuando te lanzas por más. ♪ ♪ ♪ quÉ lengua tan larga, en el lavadero, todos los chismes frescos estÁn aquÍ presentes♪ >> lucho estÁ todavÍa en nueva york arrastrando la cobija. >> te extraÑo con nuestros mayores. >> ¿ eso se llama baile? >> empezamos, con los herederos de

if you travel, as i have, to athens, to rome, to spain and portugal, you will find societies under muchmore immediate stress than they are here where the social institutions, the public-sector institutions are in a state of breakdown. i wrote an early review of his book in dissent. the title of the magazine was well chosen. my review was a skeptical one. i thought his approach had a level of abstraction which prevented him from actually dealing with the crisis that we are in because it stretch things out over a very long time. i do not think that really gets to the experience that we are actually having. i ended up being one of the few dissidents. >> what is the futility of military power? >> the non-communist part of the world had a stable framework created by the allies and that evolved into a kind of unite-polar world in which we were the guarantor. the experience of iraq and afghanistan has shown that the actual use of military power has extremely limited possibilities. especially the balance of technologies that have shifted in favor of the defenders and has meant that you cannot r

many head to spain and portugal. libya is the starting point for mieg rantmigrants to italy and .ss through turkey and southern bulgaria. the italian interior ministry session more than double the number of 2013. last year around 466 migrants headed for -- 466,000 migrants leave for germany. >>> judith sunderland joins me via skype. what is your assessment of what's going on at this moment? >> clearly there has been a significant increase particularly in boat migration to europe but also, migration over land. you mentioned spain, while it's true that there has been sort of reverse immigration from spain in the context of the economic crisis, in the past year and through 2014, we've seen an increase in attempts to get into the spanish enclaves of seota and malia, and also troubling behavior by the spanish security forces on those borders, in terms of push back and even use of force against individuals trying the get into the spanish territories. we also see a lot of increased land crossings into bulgaria, particularly by syrians who are attempting to reach a safe haven in europe. >

viviste en portugal, tambiÉn en virginia. un cabello sedoso y brillante. termina con el spray y desenredante para facilitar proceso de peinado. para mí que "rabo reja". "tail" es rabo y "gate" es reja. no chico. es una "parranda footbolera." ay, ¿estamos "tailgateando"? no importa cómo lo llames, sino cómo lo hagas. disfruta el football junto a los chicken mcnuggets de 20 piezas por solo $5. ♪ badadadada ♪ hey mira es omar bravo. hey omar! ♪ ♪ siempre suceden cosas grandiosas cuando te lanzas por más. ♪ quÉ lengua tan larga, en el lavadero, todos los chismes frescos, estÁn aquÍ primero ♪ ♪ quÉ lengua tan larga, en el lavadero, todos los chismes frescos, estÁn aquÍ primero ♪ >> sÚbete a mi moto, alan. >> es fÁcil. >> si del cielo te traen limones, hermano, haz limonada. >> lucho estÁ por las calles de nueva york arrastrando la cobija. >> en el baile de nuestros bailes. >> buenos dÍas! llegÓ el viernes. >> miguel Ángel masjuan. y el sustituto. empezamos los lengÜilargos de los viernes, los herederos de jenni rivera. juan subiÓ

when people are lending portugal at 3.2% up from 3.0, then our stock market still looks good. i think if it gets anywhere near 10, we'll start to hear delish talk. >> the whole price is basically this. without a correction, it loo looks -- i just get nervous when i see ray market that goes up, up, up and the declines we've had the last few years have been smaller and smaller all the time. >> there's no doubt, if you look at the actual realized volatility of the nasdaq over the last 20 days, it's the absolute lowest it's ever been. financial engineering has taken the volatility out of markets. it always ends badly, i just don't think that's on the near term horizon. to put a point on what you're saying, absolutely that makes me nervous, and i think if we did get a 10, 11, 12% correction, then people would completely freak out and might hit the sell button at an alarming rate. yo i don't think that will happen, but the table could be set for something in the future. >> i know we should be starting to get some better volume from this week onward. my question is, how much better?

now our picture of the day, tonight's freeze frame comes from portugal, where a crowd throws a rainbow into the air, to celebrate the hindu celebration of the flowers. that's our broadcast. "america tonight" is next with joie chen. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. >> on tech know, fire, devastating and out of control >> what's at stake here? >> there's approximately 360 homes... >> but now experts say they can predict how a blaze might spread >> this has been in a fire, now we gotta get the data out of it >> playing with fire... >> you guys are working just to save lives... >> i hope so... >> tech know every saturday go where science meets humanity >> sharks like affection >> spot on... >> don't try this at home... >> tech know, only on al jazeera america @jvé >> on "america tonight": an exclusive look at a life-changing surgery. jennifer gesen spent a lifetime becoming more and more isolated. suffering an acute disorder that makes it impossible for her to give even her own mother a hug. >> she'd be crying. i'd be crying. if i touched her, she'd freak. for years. >> "america toni

our smallest, most homogenous states like -- those kids were performing at the level of kids in portugal, which is right around average nor developed world. so we were seeing the kinds of high flyers you would expect. but two exceptions were massachusetts and minnesota. anyone from massachusetts or minnesota? there we go. so we have two states that really were -- maybe not in the top ten but certainly the top 15 to 20 countries in the world. so that was encouraging. but then the most convincing theory i heard for why we weren't doing so great overall or in some of these smaller states, was poverty. and that made a lot of sense to me. we know that all over the world poverty influences education outcome, and we know that we have a realup accept blue high child poverty rate, given our wealth as a country. right around 20%, depending on how you're measuring it. so that made a lot of sense to me. then i started looking deeper into the data, and now we are, for better or worse, awash in data right now. in education. more data than we know what to do with. sort of like health care. and if you l

if you want heat, spain, portugal, that's where you want to go, the temperatures have been toasty. be in the upper 20s to low 30s. we've been in the mid-30s, very hot stuff, that is just fine for vacationers if you're still doing that across the iberian peninsula. >> quick check across mexico, it's impacting with baja california. 150 kilometer per hour winds right now. we continue to follow the storm over the next few days. it's going to hug the coast, that's been a problem for mexico already, 270 millimeters of rainfall, past 48 hours, about 11 inches there, it continues to head off to the north and west. this will not arrive in tact in california as a tropical system, some of that moisture will get up toward san diego at about 96 miles per hour, we have time to watch it, dumping heavy rain along baja and mainland mexico as well. with hurricane norbert at 150 kph, it's been a very busy eastern pacific hurricane season. the atlantic so far, so good with the exception of arthur we had earlier in the season. >> dark and gloomy in london. ivan, thank you very much. >>> in a couple mon

the heat, that's been the story across spain, portugal. the numbers here, upper 20s to low 30s. typical, but we've been in the mid 30s. that will continue over the next couple days. send it back to max in london. >> sounds good to me, ivan. thank you very much, indeed. >>> scientists have discovered one of the largest animals to ever walk the earth. the skeleton found in argentina reveals a 26-meter long dinosaur that stood eight and a half meters tall. it's believed to have existed around 77 million years ago. it was heavier than a boeing 737 jet and weighs seven times more than the famous dinosaur t rex. that does it for this hour of our special coverage. i'm max foster in london. thank you indeed for watching. early start is coming up for our viewers in the west. and for our international viewers, cnn newsroom continues after this break. >>> happening now, president obama meeting with world leaders for the last day of the nato summit, trying to stop isis terrorists and russian aggression solve the crisis in ukraine. could a peace deal be reached today? or will russia face new

and, of course, they came to russia after the spanish inquisition ran them out of spain and portugal. the name is unusual, and that was very fortunate for me because it really -- the name -- if the name had been brown would have had a lot more trouble. >> thank you. >> i just last month when listen to to concert to. and there was this story of his life. and also, program, the jews of the time. here he was playing the piano. he was a musician before. but he ended up being one of the great composers of america. >> he was one of our greatest composers, and he was composing into his late 90's. >> the 1920's he composed the greatest. >> so do live. i want to sort of sum up something about the book. this book is not a memoir. i appear in it only as child . i have been writing history for many years, and this book is not just a book about the family. i used the family as the guiding family to take us through almost a century of our history. and thanks to that approach i think that i learned more about all the great events in our history by seeing how one family was affected. and the place wh

the facebook outage affected users in the u.s., u.k., thailand and portugal and other areas, starting around 3:40 p.m. yesterday. it has been fixed. users of apple itunes were unable to access multiple stores or make purchases to the company, for five 1/2 hours tuesday afternoon. tumblr and all of its blogs why inaccessible for less than 20 minutes. the company says its engineering team will be reviewing procedures. linkedin stated on twitter yesterday its site was experiencing some issues which they were working hard to resolve. it did not specify the problem. heather? heather: that is so interesting. all these things happened at same time. think how many people that affected. not a big deal but affected people's lives. >> we've become accustomed to it. heather: patti ann, thanks. jon: you went on facebook to tell everybody how much fun you're having on the show and the message didn't get out? heather: that's right. jon: a routine science demonstration at a museum goesably wrong, when a dozen people were hurt when a class tornado ignited. most of the people hurt, young children. adam

if you note portugal, spain and greece have been particularly bad on the selloff.rd straight session that europe is in negative territory. a lot has to to with the dla, a lot has to do with interest rates. you had fed economists pointing out maybe the market was behind expectations on when they might raise interest rates and importantly rates have been rising in europe again today. so a lot of the banks as the peripheral bond markets sell off are in negative territory. and at the same time, a lot of those businesses that are involved in dollar denominated commodities like oil are also in negative territory today. so that's the broad picture. the wild card continues to be next thursday's independence referendum in the uk for scotland. latest we have on that it is too close to call. you will see sterling is actually well supported today. that's partly because the bank of england governor mark carney speaking at the trades union congress has given his clearest indication yet that interest rates will rise in the uk in the spring suggesting that will bring inflation bac

and we have many parliament members from germany, or from portugal and many other places. how do they identify themselves, all these south asian communities, and great britain. these are all issues that come out on the panel. but they've been part of the debate one way or the other. i want to go to charlie, juliet, and then geoff. but these are great questions. thank you. >> thank you very much for the questions. i'll try and tackle at least some of them. one of my areas of personal research interests, what do the english think. and i've done quite a bit of survey work in england. and i can endorse your comment that -- in a sense, the english do care. when we asked in april, we found 19% of people in england, in a very large survey, who thought scotland should be an inpe

were up 53%, 500 new customers, bass pro, china university of hong kong, dell, dropbox, the bank of portugall breadth of customers. t guidance for the full year ahead of wall street, operating margins, i think, are going to continue to expand. it's right around that 50-day moving average. i'd like to see it hold here. your next leg to the upside should take it to 60, but this time i'm looking for a breakout to take the stock north of $70. it's very volatile, so we'll take it one step at a time. it's good for short term, long-term investors as long as you can deal with extreme volatility. hillary, what do you think? >> i love splurge. we've been in it a -- splunk, now the right time to buy it. it's about understanding your data, and so that customer base will continue to grow. everyone thinks this is an expensive stock -- charles: why? >> because it's trading at 18 times revenue. i think that oracle will step in and buy splunk, so they have catalysts behind it that could also give it a lift and, yes, once it breaks out from a technical standpoint -- charles: what do you think, hitha? >> that

portugal looking for a new manager after poor runner form and he couldn't steer them past the first roundcup in brazil, on sunday they lost to alba in, ia 20-16 qualifier. a local california surf produced the biggest shock at the opening round here and the american defeated the six-time winner and 11-world time champion kellie slater and over took slater in the finals for 8.5 in the winning to advance to the third run and he could be eliminated in round two. that's it for me. >> thank you very much. the t-rex stood in the shadow and this is a dinosaur to earth and recently-discovered fossil saying it feasted on creatures as big as cars. >> reporter: picture a crocodile bigger than the t-rex on earth, about 15 meters long and given necks like a bird and a two meter sale on the back and clawed forearms and jaws as long as a man and powerful tail and you have what scientists say is the biggest and baddest dinosaur ever discovered. if that wasn't enough they say the spinasaurous was the first to over take the waterways. >> the spinasaurous is the largest predator to date, 50 feet long and it'

drug policy, the panel includes the former presidents of brazil, chile, colombia, mexico, poland, portugalswitzerland. other members include former u.s. attorney general kofi annan and as well as george scholz, the former secretary of state under president reagan. the commission first made headlines in 2011 and he declared the war on drugs to be a failure. this is the former president of mexico, ernesto zedillo. rulevernments as a general should emphasize the pursuit of nonviolent and minor offenders while direct enforcement strategically toward the most disruptive and violent elements of the trafficking. >> the former president of colombia also spoke on tuesday in new york, cesar gaviria. >> what we're trying to do is exactly to recognize that we're not leaving the world free of drugs and we should move to control of the drug markets by regulation instead of these idealistic idea [inaudible] >> the former you and high commissioner for human rights also condemned the war on drugs. >> it is a model, the model we have embraced for the last 50 years that is now demonstrably andfficient catast

forward, you know, those ten nations we talk about, australia, denmark, italy, france, germany, portugalitain, among them, are all very important nations, with a lot to contribute and what has been discussed here at nato is what those nations can contribute and how they can contribute, and the idea is that there's a focus on isolating and destroying isis. how do they do it? what's agreed upon what far? well we know there's an agreement to stop isis fighters, foreign fighters getting into iraq and syria. that is going to be done by sharing information, sharing intelligence among those nations, and other nations, to stop those fighters getting in. cutting their finances. targeting their ideology, humanitarian assistance, and importantly supporting the governments on the ground that are fighting isis already. >> i want you to stand by as well. once again, we're awaiting the president of the united states wrapping up the nato summit in wales. david gurgen is a former adviser to presidents nixon, ford, reagan. david, as we await the president, he's putting together this international coalitio

country be nestle by cyprus, portugal and paul bogard -- greece? >> he might remember there was the deep recession that came about under the prius government. that has to be paid for. after four years of the policies of my right hon. friend we have the fastest growth of the g7 economy, we have employment nearing a record high, we have many apprentice ships that started in this time. this is a remarkable recovery. >> does the leader of the house agree with me that scottish independence is not about getting over western stuff for embarrassing of the prime minister or the leader of the opposition, it is not about defeating the old enemy but it is about scotland turning it back on 300 years of successful union and rejecting so much that this country has made to make us all proud of being part of great britain? >> it is not about any individual or party for reelection. it is a far longer term decisions than that. other nations regard as within the and if scotland voted yes people who count on our contributions to peace, stability and human rights would

oni was happy to do this and recommended that they are among the ex-pat communities in portugal, singaporeand china. these intelligence agents should be chosen not by the naval, but by retired officers or officers who were traveling allegedly on leave. oni focused primarily on china. the results were not impressive. the operations in europe were similarly modest and marked by amateurism. the head of oni, allowed that the men alike babes of innocence despite their drinking and playing and profanity. he said they were not up to it in diplomacy and intrigue nor indeed in wisdom. the only really good intelligence officer that oni implanted in europe during the war was brack who did some espionage in spain. the navy's main effort in human intelligence collection was through attaches. during the war, oni dispatched agents to countries in which there was no naval act -attache. and when there was no naval medications but they were shortcomings among these agents as well. the u.s. lacked with germany had was men with an understanding of secret service methods. oni had civilian volunteers with the r