i think the worries over catalona catalonia dampened the market and the market lost steam but recovered towards the end so kind of a funny day people are worried because they don't know what will ensue but on the other hand people had the time and let's say the inclination to look at the strong points of german economy for example but also low interest rates offering little alternative to investments in equities elsewhere though the catalan independence crisis weighed on markets spain's it banks posting in the three percent loss major catalonia based banks bank and somebody sank the furthest in line with a rising political risk. the us was more or less unaffected by the turmoil in europe after a sleepy start the s. and p. five hundred reached its seventh straight gain with the dow also continuing to rise . and for some more analysis let's cross over to wall street and scored yes u.s. markets continue with their record setting run what's behind that. you know it's the usual picture over here another record's pretty much every day at the moment and even news flow doesn't really seem to ma

to that thirteen thousand point level at the beginning of trading then i think the worries over catalona catalonia dampened the market and the market lost steam but recovered towards the end so kind of a funny day people are worried because they don't know what will ensue but on the other hand people had the time and let's say the inclination to look at the strong points of german economy for example but also low interest rates offering little alternative to investments in equities but when you just mentioned britain and of course i mean with brics it markets had to the time to sort of get used to the idea of a country sort of breaking loose from the e.u. is catalonia pretty much the same. i don't know if it is drastically different in the way that the vote came about and also how the vote is being handled the bracks a vote was a legitimate one it was hotly contents contested it was controversial but it was legal and nobody is questioning the result in the brics that people are now negotiating with the e.u. on leaving the european union different story in spain the government in madrid t

remove people from polling stations and fire rubber bullets as they try to shut down the ballot catalona for jesus a dozen something inches. or so coming up tragedy strikes at a football game in france a stadium barrier collapses during goes celebrations living several fans severely injured. and we get a glimpse into renowned german painter max spectrum and metaphor of wealth is so i knew exhibition showcasing the twentieth century and his work has just opened in the city of the payment. on head of the humphrey thanks for joining me we begin a spade where the catalan regional government says more than three hundred people have been injured in a police crackdown on a banned independence referendum madrid has called the vote a false and is trying to prevent people from costing that ballots. rubber bullets being fired as protesters. clashes between voters and police forces. it was a chaotic start to cattle and spans independence referendum the central government in madrid deployed police across the region. they ceased ballot papers and boxes at polling stations and occupied the regional gov

what's a night catalona is a sack the president is in brussels seeking legal advice a belgian lawyer confirmed tonight that he has taken on carlist as a client it's understood that mr burrage to other and other former cabinet members left spain after prosecutors filed charges every billion against the cattle on leaders who last week declared independence. this picture of kind of less pushed him on is still hanging in the capsule in parliament but the sack president himself was nowhere to be seen here on monday it would be another dramatic day in spain the country's chief prosecutor announced charges against putsch to moan and members of his cabinet. i have filed charges for the crimes of rebellion sedition and embezzlement against the main political leaders of the cattle and regional authority who with their decisions and acts in these past years have produced an institutional crisis which culminated in a unilateral declaration of independence independent. if found guilty puts them on could face up to thirty years in prison the prosecutor says he wants a verdict as soon as possible b

fires the worst in more than a decade were caused by higher than average temperatures and a drought catalona regional government has said madrid is quote choosing repression over dialogue after jailing two leaders of the cattle on separatist movement in a sedition probe thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of barcelona calling for their release the spanish government warned catalonia that it must revoke its declaration of independence or face direct rule from madrid earlier a cattle on government spokesman said that the autonomous region will stand by its decision. our for now we want to go to los rambus in barcelona that's where our correspondent barbara faisal is following developments for us tonight good evening to you barbara so the arrest of these two separatist leaders it has really inflamed the situation there hasn't. really because it's been relatively quiet throughout the house and it was like a standoff situation every side was looking at the other and waiting what they would be doing however after the high court in madrid decided to wrest those two independents leader

expectations are more uncertain catalona.

thoughts when you heard his words particularly the words he said first today i assume the mandate for catalona catalonia to become an independent state in the form of a republic. i thought he was very clever in the first the first place because he accepted the mandate of the people there's nothing else he could do this was a binding referendum and those of was a clear yes by ninety percent on the second hand he said he was open to negotiation so he offered the very last chance to the spanish government opening the door stretching out his hand and saying we will leave a couple of weeks for talks let's see if this works always take into account that democracy is the red line when we are going to surrender democracy because people voted and we have to heed to the call in the voice of the people can i ask you turney it must have been a different reaction listening to that speech from there in madrid. quite quite differently i don't know if you can. do a referendum with a ninety percent of support to a yes and without any illegitimacy of any kind without any independent electoral board without any

or about the sort of doha the top stories on al-jazeera catalona years later has denounced.

i think the worries over catalona catalonia dampened the market and the market lost steam but recoveredtowards the end so kind of a funny day a people are worried because they don't know what will ensue but on the other hand people had the time and let's say the inclination to look at the strong points of german economy for example but also low interest rates offering little alternative to investments in equities elsewhere though the catalan independence crisis weighed on markets spain's it banks posting in the three percent loss major catalonia based banks bank and somebody sank the furthest in line with the rising political risk. the us was more or less unaffected by the turmoil in europe after a sleepy start the s. and p. five hundred reached its seventh straight gain with the dow also continuing to rise . and for some more analysis let's cross over to wall street yes u.s. markets continue with their record setting run what's behind that. you know it's the usual picture over here and other records pretty much every day at the moment and even news flow doesn't really seem to matter we

to that thirteen thousand point level at the beginning of trading then i think the worries over catalona catalonia dampened the market and the market lost steam but recovered towards the end so kind of a funny day people are worried because they don't know what will ensue but on the other hand people had the time and let's say the inclination to look at the strong points of german economy for example but also low interest rates offering little alternative to investments in equities but when you just mentioned britain and of course i mean with brics it markets had to the time to sort of get used to the idea of a country sort of breaking loose from the e.u. is catalonia pretty much the same. i don't know if it is drastically different in the way that the vote came about and also how the vote is being handled the bracks a vote was a legitimate one it was hotly contents contested it was controversial but it was legal and nobody is questioning the result in the brics that people are now negotiating with the e.u. on leaving the european union different story in spain the government in madrid t

say look send us some additional reinforced security to stand alongside the mosque auster squadron catalona his own police force just in case to protect the integrity of the building in those inside so this is a judicial decision it's not a political decision as such yet having said that though it is very clear that the use of section one hundred five of the constitution which would revoke catalonia is autonomy it's never been used before but the government in madrid has made it very clear they may well be prepared to use it the day after any declaration of independence here. the vast majority of spaniards outside catalonia a bitterly opposed to it declaring independence many say the claim by some cattle a national effort they were the only ones who suffered under franco state and six year dictatorship ignores history actually reports from central spain. across the her on the river valley you can see madrid away in the distance. the people here maintain the relics of war in tribute to the vicious history of spain. eighty years ago the forces of fascism try to encircle madrid the battle of h

or about us and oh how the top stories on al-jazeera catalona years later has denounced moves by the spanish government to take control of the autonomous region colors puts them out and says it goes against democracy and the role of law spain plans to dissolve the regional parliament and call elections after catalonia held a session referendum if you repent. are a rethink of how long. they will also be at risk in europe you know practically reciting the future of a nation is not a crime. these goes against foundations that you need european citizens through diversity polling stations have opened for japan's snap general election prime minister shinzo shocked the country by calling the vote a year earlier than expected is asking people to stick with them in the face of what is termed the dual international crises of an aging population and tensions with north korea so a clock has more from tokyo. after listen two weeks of campaigning today the japanese voters will go to the polls decide on who will be their next leader now at this stage the polls are indicating the liberal democratic

catalona hosted a football club from the spanish capital in a league on sunday reigning european champions real madrid were in town to face gerona this match taking place just two days after the spanish government sacked the catalonian cabinet and spiked taking the lead around the dread to one. third in the table eight points behind barcelona. and the highest profile international cricket match played in pakistan in eight years the hosts have beaten sri lanka in a t twenty game in a whore sri lanka was playing in pakistan for the first time since a gun attack on their team bus in two thousand and nine hope run and reports. a routine win for. pakistani in a t twenty international against sri lanka but this was a match where the result was only a small part of the equation this was the country's most important sporting event since two thousand and nine that was the year the sri lanka team bus was attacked by gunmen in lahore eight people were killed seven players injured since that time no major test playing nation has taught pakistan. ten thousand police and soldiers locked down lahore ahea

. >>> catalona voted to seize from spain this month.orward of a unilateral declaration of independence if the government takes back control. >> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. >> bloomberg reports that a california drug toss out a $417 million je $417 million against johnson and johnson. the ruling says the company cannot be held responsible for the actions of its subsidiary. >> there is no increase of cancer risk from using its towel. the plaintiff's attorney is planning to appeal. >>> the former health and human services secretary, tom price inquired of the possibility of quarantining of hiv patient. >> i don't want to say the quarantine worked. i guess i just said it. we have a public interest . >> price asked a question if he will stay healthy during the kmep kme comment this week. >> the new york time reports new study found body cameras have had no significant impacts on police officer's behavior. >> 2,000 officers over a year and a half in washington, their use of force rates nearing the rate of colleagues not

made it easier for businesses to change the location of their headquarters all this will complicate catalona his move toward independence will it force the separatists to soften their demands. that's the question many comprende says the exodus of banks and business is going to force the cuts alone younes to think twice about their drive for independence these are political weapons as well because there is this as we heard the decree of the state through to make it easier for businesses to put their headquarters another place where the dying dying is i mean to do it you know banks i mean well banks have as they did others talking about it they didn't do it so what we are looking at is they the big numbers in the last years are very favorable towards good onya we have. big investment international investment it's growing also growing and twenty seventeen and and we have this independence from twenty ten so we don't really see that the independence movement is affecting the international investment at onya. what is of course clear is that private and private businessmen are free to move their b