jason segel and cameron diaz.hey're here to promote a sex tape, which i think is a new pixar movie, right? it's the heart warming tale of one woman's journey of marrying kanye west in a lavish european ceremony. before we get to them, we have business to attend to. namely game five of the nba finals between the miami heat and san antonio san antonio. game five, as you know, is very important, it's a crucial game. the truth is, in the finals, every game is crucial. obviously, game seven is the most crucial. if you make it that far, you'll win, you win the whole series. but second-most crucial, i think, is game five. this game. game five is second. third most crucial, game six. and then, game three is fourth most crucial. game one is fifth. and the least most crucial is game two. so, did i miss any? oh, game four. game four doesn't matter at all. they should skip right past it. anyway, game five is a must-win for miami. if it were a movie, this would be the game where, with a minute left to go, air bud or keanu reev

cameron, you start with the first record.d. >> any word will do. [ laughter ] >> um, smoked. >> sausages. >> in between. [ laughter ] >> oh, boy. uh -- your. >> i was going to say the word you don't want me to say. >> jimmy: you can say anything you like. >> moist. he hates that word. almost everyone does. >> jimmy: smoked sausages between your moist -- back to you. >> why does it have to be mine? slippers. >> period. >> jimmy: okay. all right. what are you doing after the show tonight? >> i'm gonna -- [ laughter ] one word. >> yeah. >> hang wit. >> ma homey. >> j-kim. >> jimmy: that's me? >> that's you. >> jimmy: i'm your homey. why don't i believe it? great to see you guys. the movie is called "sex tape." july 8th in theaters. when we come back, the all nba edition of rude tweets when we return. [ male announcer ] tuna lovers rejoice...at subway! i like that. [ male announcer ] the tasty tuna is this month's featured footlong. try it with red onions and american cheese on freshly baked bread. that's a good sandwich. [ male

but, i think david cameron will get quite a bit of criticism back in britain.the opening skirmishes of his attempt to reform the european union, not going very well. >> ben, thank you very much for joining us. interesting times here in brussels. just to go back to your opening question, we don't have a time for you. as i mentioned, the session is behind closed doors. the last item on the agenda, but we are certainly keeping a cross on every single movement here on brussels. >> thank you, so much indeed, lucy. lucy hockings in brussels. >>> breaking news that we're getting out of erbil in northern iraq. press conference held between the british foreign secretary william hague and the iraqi kurdish leader. he just said in that press conference that there was no going back on the autonomous kurdish rule in the city of kirkuk and other towns now defended against sunni militants. you may remember that when isis fighters moved into that region, a lot of the iraqi army just disappeared and headed back to baghdad, leaving a power vacuum there. saying the peshmerga kurd

. >> cameron's crusade. britain's prime minister digs in his heels as european ministers set to confirm juncker. thend barclays clients shun private trading platform as the bank ceo promises an urgent investigation. good morning, everybody. you are watching "the pulse." london.ere in i am guy johnson. >> and i am olivia sterns. giants arete, how ad sinking their teeth into the suarez incident. >> and alibaba picks its new -- picks the new york stock exchange to host its ipo. the name, baba. the eu has signed a trade deal with the ukraine. that country is very much now at risk of seeing retaliation from russia. hans nichols is at that you summit in brussels, where leaders are meeting this morning. first, the details of the deal. >> well, this is an association agreement, which basically lois -- lowers tariffs between 300, angola, moldova, and ukraine. this is the approximate cause which irritated russia and started this entire crisis. here is what happens next. one, we wait for a response from moscow. poroshe

fences with david cameron.eron is being taunted by his opponents at home, we caught up with nigel cronje, he could not imagine a better outcome than jean-claude juncker . >> he is perfect for the eurosceptics. he refuses to believe that the public has a proper understanding of the european project. he belongs to that very outdated school of eu thinking. >> here is how the next couple weeks are going to unfold. more personnel decisions on how and who gets what jobs in the commission. then there is a question of policy. i know we like policy as much as personnel. then we can really dig into the weeds about any potential changes to the stability pact. >> i heard you call me francine, i'm going to make you tell me the transgender joke over the break. took, we will look forward learning the punchline. angela merkel at the bundestag, talking about the fact that poroshenko is going to the meeting friday. what is she saying vis-À-vis juncker. him,as clearly supported she almost has. nevertheless, is she giving any hint

but this is probably not the only point that you agree with you and cameron i mean cameron also says he plans to hold a referendum on leaving the e.u. curbing immigration is also on the conservative agenda so what's the big difference between your parties at the end of the day. their difference is that cameron almost at the last time before the last european election didn't deliver it cameron promise with again and he promises it after the general election when the light who did you're not going to get later anyway so quite frankly is an empty promise and this is a major promise made last time nobody believes him you know the nickname is cast on camera he has cast iron guarantees which north he's not going to give a referendum the man to your enthusiastic the last thing he's going to do is give a referendum on the in the road to the european union the only party that is going to do that is you can't say you don't think they're our friend i'm going to take place within two years even though he promised it would. no i don't think you he has no intention whatsoever the man that cameron

oh no no no david cameron has no principles. if you examine these record in speeches and what he's written over the course of his political career opportunistic contradictory. he just exist should be to be decisive no he just likes it he's not there because he has an ideology because he is of put a set of principles he's there because he wants business. so he's opportunistic and because the fish is inside the conservative party largely in the do calls well i will the rise of ukip that he made promises which he thought would start a full debate to inside the tory party. and remember you can put he got to that place but it you're going to go up to that situation because the lib dems were into a coalition and then though you could have no policies and the became the default party of protests which the lib dems used to be up but about that referendum just a little bit more happy that it was speaking how big of a blow what a british accent be for that european union was it would be a huge blow. it would be revolutionary and i don't t

cameron is digging in. he all celebrating his fight, saying this is only the beginning. part of a campaign he will wage. he is making it clear he wants to use his opposition to jean-claude juncker as part of his overall case he will be's firm and strong with brussels as he keeps to seek the best seeks to keep the -- as he seeks to keep the u.k. within the eu. it looks like there will be drama. cameron will call for it. we will see how much to send there is. >> david cameron seems to want to look like he is in fighting mode. in another subject, sanctions against russia will be on the agenda. what is the latest? >> they are preparing the sanctions. they don't have an agreement with the u.s. or themselves. it is important to note that today, ukraine, moldova, and georgia signed association agreements with the eu. it brings him closer to the west. the is what kicked off entire issue over crimea. and the russian invasion. >> hands, thank you very much. barclays will be back under scrutiny. in the wake of the new

cameron will have to pay a price? course he has to pay a price. looks what will that look like -- >> what will that look like? >> i haven't the faintest idea. i think this is one where he has to do everything to block him. the chances of renegotiating further down the road? >> much more difficult. the european commission has the only right to propose legislation. they set the agenda. juncker presidency would be geared toward an attitude toward mirroringrrying -- the attitude of a lot of brits. a lot of people saying, we are much better off without written. -- britain. do not use thees euro. how does that factor into this? >> that should be completely irrelevant. course, he used to head the euro group and did pretty bad job of it, by the way. course, who feels that all eu countries should eventually join the euro. there should be no difference between them. written and denmark -- britain and denmark has an official opt out. from that perspective, it is important. it is for the entire european union. >> we are starting

>> david cameron is digging in. it is quite clear that he wants to continue his opposition, continue with the principle of opposing decision in brussels. last night, angela merkel appeared to want to give cameron a little bit of room to climb down. drama ifk it is not the vote is not concordant. with regard to content, we have to find as much common ground as possible on substantial issues. i think we can find good compromises with great written and extend our hands to them. >> but it is drama that it looks like we will get this morning. we will see just what those meetings -- come out of them and how firm and deeply the other side digs in. and will there be any give on policy? will there be any policy shifts to make it more colin will for david cameron? >> thank you very much. moreng us now for perspective on this and the broader market themes of the day , the author of a new book, "investing in fear." thank you for coming in. a bit of drama and fear seemed to be playing into this morning's show. cameronlk about da

and the european union. >> it was a bitter blow for british prime minister david cameron. he had fought jean-claude juncker's nomination to the last. >> this is a bad day for europe. it risked undermining the position of national governments. it risks undermining the power of national parliaments, and it hands new power to the european parliament. >> cameron and victor or bond of hungary were the only two to vote no to juncker. the 26 other leaders voted in favor, including german chancellor angela merkel. >> the debate about a leading candidate has not only resulted in a decision about who it should be -- it has also set the agenda to the next five years. this strategic agenda sets up the challenges that we, together with the eu parliament, must face in the next five years. >> europe's and excavation president has a difficult job ahead of him. he needs to champion major reforms to the eu and at the same time address british demands that powers be given back to member countries. >> let's find out what this all means. jeff is at the european council and has the details for

what you may end up seeing is sort of a juncker-cameron battle. that could bode better for cameron in the long run. in the short run, at what cost? at what cost is he willing to prevent john claude juncker from becoming the next president of the european commission. >> all kinds of angles coming out there. thanks very much indeed, hans nichols from berlin. let's go from juncker to ukraine. the peace talks between the nation and russia began over the weekend. president putin's envoy to ukraine sat down with diplomats in a bid to establish a cease-fire. ryan chilcote has all the details. >> ukraine's freshly and operated president once in and nd the violence -- wants an e to the violence this week. that is a good question, whether he can promise that. that is a question i put to the russian president. have a listen to part of that exchange. >> now that you have had this meeting with president poroshenko, you have met president obama, how likely is a cease-fire in ukraine? what can you and will you do to achieve a cease-fire? how quickly do you think

insofar obama is liked that helps cameron. what your clip didn't show was there's a referendum in britain for scotland to break way from the uk and become independent country and obama weighed in there, saying scotland should stay with the uk, something cameron asked him to say. there's a backlash at home, a keep your nose out of our hagous. i think it's more helpful than not as an intervention. >> the president could have a positive -- >> the scots are coming back, they love obama. they making their internet meeting saying yes we can vote for independent. it's a double-edged sword, but at same time he's got to be seen not to interfere. >> i thoi how to the g- 7 politics were complicated. thank you. >>> coming up, tomorrow marks 70 anniversary of d-day. what president obama will honor thousands of brave allied soldiers who liberated europe. andrea mitchell live from normandy with a preview. ering) a new family plan. (whispering) how about 10 gigs of data to share and unlimited talk and text. (whispering) oh ten gigs sounds pre

david cameron arriving today, still insisting mr. juncker is not the right person for the job. >> jean-claude juncker has been at the heart of the project to increase the power of brussels and reduce the power of nation states for his entire working life. he's not the right person to take this organization forward. >> reporter: mr. cameron is looking all set for defeat on the issue of mr. juncker. finland's prime minister was asked whether he thought this could make a british exit from the eu more likely? >> i think david cameron is a very principled man and he has felt strongly that juncker is a little bit too fed rat for his liking but i think we can all make mends and solve the situation and i think in the uk, some people really seriously need to wake up and smell the coffee, the european union is a good thing for the united kingdom. >> what a great day. >> reporter: so today, the eu's influence in the wider europe taking a significant new turn with ukraine deal especially. but its own internal politics also likely to overshadow i

. >> all this is going to make things very difficult for david cameron. be opposedlled he when eu leaders meet in brussels at the end of the week? >> he is our man. believeutely refuses to that the public really have a proper understanding of the grand european project. he belongs to that very outdated school of eu thinking. he is not quite attempting to mend fences but at least he is throwing out an olive branch to skeptics. he did make one thing very clear , the stability tax will not be altered. that will be somewhat consoling to eurosceptics. he made a joke about being transgender. he clearly thinks he's going to be the next eu president. he will likely be ratified on friday. >> to become the number one geopolitical threat, yesterday we told you iraq's key oil refinery had fallen into the hands of insurgents. now the army says it has retaken the facility. confirm that the oil refinery is completely under the control of security troops. we repelled all terrorist work thehat tried to determination and persistence of our armed forces. >> meanwhile john k

will adam cameron live up to his word? >> well, go try. >> i did try!>> another emergency brings jacob shauntee back to the medical unit. >> every time staff does something and you don't agree with it, it's what you do, isn't it? >> and two offenders remain locked down as an investigation continues into their alleged attacks. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> let me see what you've done. let me see what you did. jacob! >> why did you do that? >> he's a good kid. >> i got bored. >> so you try to lose fingers because you got bored. >> of all the offenders behind bars at pendleton juvenile, 19-year-old jacob shauntee is one of the most perplexing for staff. >> every time staff does something, you don't agree with it, this is what you do, you cut or tie or something, don't you? every time. because you just want everything to be fair, right? sorry, buddy. >> get this one right here on top. >> he's done it before, and it's shocking. his nail bed is purple. that's pretty bad. like i said, he's done it before. >> just two weeks

but it is possible that mr cameron may have something more difficulties because the decisions of his group led to the pain parliament. that we have here a little and ultimately i mean what could this mean for mr cameron's hopes of reform. well it may go either way it may strengthen his position because he has an additional member that comes from germany but may also. push him to calm down he's a. war to find a deal with anger america i mean it's a the u.k. is in a very special position. generally saying quite weak at the moment so we have to see what is the real metra behind the navy from the people point in the matter is most probably the financial infrastructure and regulation of europe then who would be sitting as had permission and i think it is important as a symbol but it's not decision a key matter now let's talk in general about europe because we saw euro skeptics make wide gains didn't they in a parliamentary elections recently what chances do you think exists for brussels winning winning back the voters. well it depends very much on the progress that the new leaders will pu

but the person i didn't see was cameron. >> cameron, the bbc's interpreter, is standing further fromhe team when the bomb hits. >> there's cameron lying down on the grass. >> he'd been thrown, and the americans and kurds had taken him to a knoll where they piled up other people who were either dead or didn't look like they were going to make it. and they were working very hard to save his life. >> nothing i can do -- >> still, scott and petrovich don't turn off their cameras even as special forces tend to scott's wounds. >> i don't think it's serious. there's some other guys -- >> we're going to go up in a second. >> scott's camera, alongside him in the grass, captures audio as giles tries to comfort comran. >> cameron -- >> he was barely conscious. you're going to be fine. >> it was one of those times you feel you have to be there and tell someone they're going to be okay. >> he's put in a special forces vehicle and driven to a nearby hospital. his wounds are too grave, and he dies only hours after the attack. >> cameron was a really, really bright, smart, funny, intelligent guy. he

cameron is opposed to john claude getting the job.>> in brussels, the unveiling of a to mark a season of remembering, the start of world war i, 100 years ago. today the start of a summit to reveal sharp differences. they center around claude who is said to become head of the european commission. david cameron called for a vote of the nomination of a man. potential allies are falling away. two and a half weeks ago, david cameron shared a boat with the so called reform camp, germans, swedish and dutch. they shut the door on blocking him. >> if a vote is called for, we'll support claude's candidacy and not block it. >> in germany, angela merkel once lukewarm said there will be no drama if he's chosen by a qualified majority. what has swayed many leaders is the argument this is about democracy that people were told they were voting for the next eu president. >> he has put himself in a not so nice corner. he's been vocal not accepting voter's choices. he's been blackmailing about leaving the european union. >> some countries like italy hav

i think that's why david cameron is concerned. he needs to work out now if this vote goes ahead, he loses and ultimately he has to work out how he works with juncker rather than bleating about the reasons he can't. >> thank you very much for that, julia. >>> back to our european markets. here this morning in trade, we will call it relatively flattish on the open here in europe. pretty flat story on the stoxx europe 600 as indicated behind me. we closed out yesterday on a isolately mixed note. what we're seeing this morning is a delicate start to trade. let's recap some of our main european markets, as well. the ftse 100 very, very flat. 6733 even. the xetra dax is flat and the cac is flat, as well. so that really says it all here in european trade today. let's talk about some of the specific stories that are drawing our attention this morning. you've got barclay's shares trading lower, as the new york attorney general is suing the lender for security fraud. standard charter is off by almost 3%, trading lower after the disappointin

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cameron critics will say this is all very good, but the real reason why david cameron is so opposed to the nomination of the former prime minister of luxembourg is that john could younger -- jean-claude juncker is an experienced politician who is it at her list, someone who relies on more europe rather than less. what we saw once again this morning in sweden is that germany and britain are at loggerheads over the nomination of the next president of the european commission. angela merkel once again standing behind the nomination of juncker. i am not sure he is a dream candidate, but angela merkel is .nder pressure in germany they are saying, you cannot give into the brats. brits. regarded as too federalist. very difficult to reconcile those positions. touel sa has gone commemorate the victims killed in world war ii, after the landings in normandy, one of the largest mass murders of french citizens during the german occupation. >> a village in central france was of no strategic interest to the germans, but that is precisely what made it a target. when the allies landed in 6, the ss madee

cameron or mr. coulson, it was the decision of the civil service. those are and those are the correct -- and those are the correct procedures. and those are the correct procedures. but if the leader of the opposition's contention, if the leader of the opposition's contention is that direct vetting would have got to the bottom of mr. coulson's conduct at the news of the world, then he should be very clear about that levinson found and he found this. he found this. the process of considering mr. coulson for status would not have involved a detailed investigation of phone hacking at the news of the world. that undermines the entire case that they have been trying to make all morning. i know you don't agree with it. i know he's so desperate not to talk about the economy, not to talk about unemployment, not to talk about the deficit, but you can't rerun an inquiry that already has taken place. >> now it is clear from the prime minister, now it is clear from the -- i'll tell them, it is failing to stand up to do the right thing. now we know, now we know t

this is a real humiliation for cameron.nd this verdict rages -- raises russians about the prime minister judgment. the verdict also raises questions about how this will affect rupert murdoch and his news corp. empire. will he take his shared spots ability? -- shared responsibility? has article says that it damaged his repetition, but don't worry, he is richer than ever. and on top of the fact that rebekah brooks was cleared. that is a victory for him. he is a -- she is a close friend of murdoch and he is often said he considers her like his daughter. that is a victory for him. she was also the most closely associated with news corp. and the fact that she was cleared means that there were probably will not be many repercussions for his company. >> there's a lot of attention in the french rest this morning to do with the court ruling here in france. >> that is right. this is france's highest court. there was a landmark ruling yesterday that gave the legal green light to pull a man off of life support. ancent lambert is quadri

good day for david cameron today. he was drawn a bit of a lifeline yesterday by germany suggesting the reforms that britain seeks will be carried out even if juncker is present. but do you feel like cameron has lost the public relations xap from the outset? >> cameron made a state stand on a point of principal which is that not only is jean-claude juncker the wrong person for the job, but candidates and one of those candidates has to look at the commission president no matter what the national government wants. he feels so strongly about this principal that even though he would lose, back home i can there will be support for his principled opposition. >> when we saw the initial response post election, there was a feeling that it was time for a new face in brussels. it seems to be only cameron now that stood by what the elect whiat wanted. >> i think he's gotten the wrong side of the european parliament and the pan european party. and they say exclusively managed to engineer the situation. no doubt they've painted the

one of my concerns with david cameron operating, for example, who should be president of the commissioncant reservations about jean-claude, let me tell you, luxembourg has not had a particularly honorable role. all sorts of reservations about him but you got to build alliances. >> how important is your commitment to a referendum? >> i would've liked to seen in the queen's speech. we don't have coalition agreement on it, that's why we been trying conservative party did everything we can through bills to try to get that referendum commitment through. it would have been great if that was in the queens beach but as it's about possible but something as a party we are committed to because what those elections data shows is that there's significant discontent with britain's relationship to europe. there is a general feeling that too many powers of got to come back. that is our view. were i respect we disagree with jack because i don't think there is consensus on this. both liberal democrats and labour party, they're happy with the status quo. they have suggestion for a more particular europe a

is cameron.ld run these institutions, rather than accept a new process that was never agreed. there is one point on the upside candidacy.cker angela merkel seems to be a little more forceful and proactive in defending juncker. here is what she said. she said she would use all of her discussions to lobby for him. that is a bit of a shift from her. in the past, it seemed that, while publicly, she was for him, i really, it was unclear how much she was willing to risk, to gamble. now we have yet another discussion that continues today. they are saying the focus will be on policy and not personnel. you.ank hans nichols reporting on the latest european commission developments. i spoke yesterday to the deputy prime minister here in the u k much taking the same approach as david cameron, saying that he does not want to see a european commission president handpicked the european parliament. this should be something that is treated by the national governments. he is also opposing the apart -- the appointme

cameron, you were awesome as a judge.'s smile. >> peanut. >> permanent smile. >> yeah. >> you getter love that smile. it's not going anywhere. >> congratulations, peanut. peanut is actually coming here tomorrow. all right, straight ahead on "good morning america," we'll tell you who may be carrying the world's former most eligible bachelor's wedding bands coming up in "pop news." he's a handsome guy. i don't think he would be in the world's -- >> a good follow-up to the dogs. >> right. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor a

in terms of cameron, i would make a distinction between the national side and international side.tionally this might put the uk into a sort of marginalization. it's not actually clear in my personal view what the main eu party families are going to do, because we don't know by -- from -- [ inaudible ] from [ inaudible ] what is their vision of europe? the >> that has been the problem, hasn't it? we have seen this has been an issue that has come up time and time again during the course of the euro crisis. fears of the break up of the eu has subsided for now, but what does this union look like in the next five to ten years. >> yeah, because honestly, i'm not sure of some of their views. probably trying to say something on their vision of europe are the two extremes, on the far right and the far left. very different visions of europe. but the problem today is the lack of vision for europe, and the lack of vision from europe from europe's people partily, from socialists, but also from cameron. he is very good for criticizing the elite, but what is he proposing. reform is a very intere

he was cameron's public relations director. the jury acquitted five others who were standing trial on the same charges, citing a lack of evidence. rupert murdoch closed the paper three years ago following the scandal. editorial staff had illegal access to mobile phones of celebrities. they listened to voice mails of actors, members of the british royal family and crime victims. >> i'm sorry i employed him. it was the wrong decision and i'm clear about that. >> cameron says he confirmed that the former editor was not involved in phone hacking. but opposition parties plan to question him about his decision to hire him as an aide. >>> now we have the latest world cup. in group c, japan needed a win against colombia in order to have a chance of progressing. their chances were slim but fans you -- watched the game with high hopes. >> reporter: japanese supporters got up earl in the morning as they believed the team would advance to the round of 16 by beating colombia. the fans were stunned by colombia's opening goal in 17th minute.

and cameron the cat is just one creation by one talented guy who does -- >> all of the animation, all of the story writing. >> now meet the "rtm" viewer whose work has people taking notice. >> wow. >> i was so excited about it. >>> taking pictures of peopling on -- people on the beach. >> when you call the cops and you end up getting arrested you know there's an interesting story there. that's what happened on this day at the beach in madison, connecticut. >> can you guys get here? >> the girl who rang 911 apparently three times is this woman andrea mears. she called 911 because a photographer was using his quad copter on the beach. the photographer now has his own out. he's recording this and has no idea. >> taking pictures of people on the beach. >> she thought the guy was there to take pervy pictures. by no means can you see anybody's face or really body or anything. the photographer posted on a forum at rcgroups.com that the quad copter never went below 50 feet. at this point things go from here to here. >> you're [ bleep >> what is this girl thinking? >> i don't know. >> you want

>>sot/i believe what they're putting out there is cameron's image, his face, things about cameron ands long as his face is out there somebody's looking for him. >>and the simple thing is if they see him they should call us or somebody that looks like him. special victims unit has a stack of missing persons who vanish in san francisco. so far, for cameron remmer, the phones have yet to ring. but the case is still open. in sf, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> pam:a high speed chase. turns with police. the 40-year-old man spent five hours eluding southern california authorities. who say he made terroristic threats. >> pam:the chase started just after 10 this morning. lasted 45-minutes. and ended in north hollywood. that's where the man ran to a nearby home. and got up on the roof. holding a gun. tear gas was used.eventually the suspect got off the roof and walked out of the house.hands in the air. no one wwas hurt during the chase, standoff, or arrest. >> it grew really fast. >> reporter: homes were not damaged and no injuries reported the juvenile arrested did have a lighter hanging a lo

sus rivales cameron.dras en la historia de los mundiales. >> vÁzquez, herrera, uribe y giovanni. >> el perdedor comenzarÁ a quedarse en el camino. el empate puede complicar a los dos. en este mundial, y tambiÉn estarÁ recibiendo durante 4 millones de dÓlares, mientras que el segundo lugar se estarÁ llevando aproximadamente 25 millones. las 3:02 elecciones, con sÓlo participar, ya tienen asegurado, 1 millÓn y medio. yo regreso mÁs adelante con más deportes. >> en san rafael, las emociones tambiÉn estuviera en el lÍmite, pues muchos se reunieron a ver este primer partido, determinan victoria para el equipo anfitriÓn. muchos de ellos se preste la suerte y buen juego sigan ayudando la selecciÓn carioca. pues creo que ya es hora de que se vuelvan a ganar la copa mundial. >> y va a ganar la copa. hay muchos teams buenos, pero brasil va a ganar. >> si gana brasil, se la pone mÁs fácil a mÉxico. >> mÚsica y comida brasileÑa. desde muy corta edad como muchos niÑos y niÑas dominan el balÓn como si fueran todos unos

david cameron has threatened to leave the eu if juncker is elected.l nadal has ninth french open. slam titles.nd he says this is the most important tournament of the year for him. >> a look now at how european markets are trading. >> they are on a bit of a winning streak as well. we've got records over in the united states with the s&p 500. nine of the markets are currently shot across europe. still feeling the warm breeze from the european central bank. the centralshing banks hire. saying many going overweight. stocks driving higher. that appetite for risky assets also in the currencies. exports growing 7%, the biggest trade surplus in china in five years. imports, of course, on the downside. a little worried about domestic demand. but you pm demand and demand from hong kong and taiwan seem to be driving -- but european demand and demand from hong kong and taiwan seem to be driving exports higher. bit of a selloff happening in the japanese yen. let's look at the bond markets. it is all about that and ecb affecting as well. spain, borrowing costs lowe

cameron has apologized for bringing him to number 10.his episode left him to serious questions about his judgment. in all, six employees of murdoch's news international have now gone down, all convicted over phone hacking. the next day's coverage in the british papers was all over the map. the daily mail tabloid focused on downing street. the murdoch own times trump petted the not guilty over the con conviction. they are called red tops. murdoch's son had no shame. it had a triumphant brooks as the page 1 girl, the usually page 3 girl but nary a mention of the guilty verdict against colson until page 4. >> if you have been on facebook today, you will have seen and it may be even clicked on headlines that seem to pull on your most pointer -- mouse pointer like a magnet to find out what the enticing intwo does not tell you. here is one of our own for you. we produced a feature on click bait headlines. you won't believe what we found out because the fact is, most, if not all, of the online outfits that put click bait out there don't care if

. >> angela merkel has given support, but david cameron and several others are refusing to endorse him>> the leaders of britain, germany, sweden, and the netherlands said they wanted to focus on the future of the eeo -- the future of the eu and not jean-claude juncker. david cameron did not repeat warnings that britain could leave the eu if jean-claude juncker is confirmed. >> i want britain to stay in a reformed european union. that is my goal. i think that is best written and europe as well. >> chancellor angela merkel says she supports him but did not want to discuss appointments in sweden. >> we have already said that that you commission presidency would not be the focus of our discussions. we wanted to do what had not been done as often as it should. we wanted to discuss topics that mattered to the citizens. >> the four leaders were tightlipped after the summit. a source close to david cameron said that talks were productive, but the debate over jean-claude juncker was still not resolved. >> the german foreign minister has traveled to russia for the first time since the outbreak o

some are saying that british prime minister david cameron is isolating himself more and more within the european union with his firm objection to jean-claude juncker becoming commission president. decisions are being made on the european union level, which will determine what the european union will look like over the next five years. david cameron insists that national governments should have more of a say, but it looks like the majority of european union countries want the candidate who is the symbol of the eu institutions. >> all right, to be continued. thank you so very much for that. and that eu summit in belgium will also see history made as ukraine signs and association deal with the block for president viktor yanukovych's decision to pull out of the deal last year triggered months of unrest, which ended in his on -- his ouster. >> his successor has been addressing european representatives about the deal. he has told the council that the deal will push ukraine towards the economic and political reforms that it needs. >> let's shift our focus now to those fast-moving events and ir

leaders and merkel and david cameron and dutch are there along with a host and it is a meeting on joborrection and thought the main job under discussion will be the next e.u. president and cameron talked about this. >> we want to see a european union that is more open and competitive and flexible and one that does less pointless interference and also effective in helping to get growth in jobs. obviously there is a link to that agenda and the people who should be running these institutions but this meeting today is really about content, about what europe should be doing in the next few years but i would make this important point of principle which is that the democratically elected leaders of europe should choose who should run them rather than accept a new process which was never agreed. >> reporter: coming up, in sports the kings are on the brink of reclaiming the throne and we will have the latest from the stanley cup. ♪ ♪ welcome back, it's time for sport. >> thank you very much. so the man who runs world football president blatter said the attacks on the qatar 2022 are racist and