of phone records and took an interest trip around europe by train from here they went to the czech republic in greece defeated italy from the netherlands and documented it all on instagram and facebook is was. $27.00 countries and once again we're taking you on a train trip through europe i'm and i'm julia and together will be that year of pop summer the singing songs but also discover it's time. that was 3 weeks ago and now they're back here with me in the studio they survived . 3 weeks so judy what was the most challenging thing about it well one thing that worried me was trying to get along with louise for 3 weeks that i think she knows pretty well and that one thing that we found quite difficult was arriving in paris .

slovakia and hungry all say no to mr timmons the prime minister of the czech republic explaining why he certainly doesn't want to see the dutchman as commission president certainly we want to commission president who doesn't have a negative views about a region so mr to months is not acceptable to us and of story we have a completely different view on migration he's always backed migrant quotas and this is a problem for us we could be set for a late night at the european council meeting because the wealth the options they have is they either find a solution or they have to call another summit peter all over then you're saying across the latest for us. ok let's get some insight into what's going on with the e.u. at the moment from part tell who had the european journalism center but let's start with the backs of parties a little stunned today when a better protests have been to not show up at all well you know protestants the song or democracy you know i think it's not you see is not very nice very polite well to do it but at the end you should accept any kind of protest. tell me back

she will play the eight seed elina svitolina, who beat karolina muchova of the czech republic.ukraine woman to ever reach the semifinals ofa grand woman to ever reach the semifinals of a grand slam. not long after her singles when, serena williams is back on centre court teaming up with andy murray in the mixed doubles. the murrena partnership as it is being called, kontaveit came through the match. —— comforted the leaky marie says it is pretty unlikely that they be singles at the s open at the end of next month. he thinks he is still some way away from being ready to play the best of five set matches. there is now no possibility of andy meeting his by the jamie na mixed doubles. jamie murray and his partner were beaten by their opponents as lost their second—round match by two to one. we have, though, is in the first final set tie—break at 12 games all. a new rule changes introduced this year to stop the marathon matches we have seen stop the marathon matches we have seenin stop the marathon matches we have seen in recent years. and here is the order of play for tomorrow men

place along the river 15 countries from puting across 4 disciplines in the race for victory the czech republic were pipped for gold by brazil in the men's draw but their compatriots made up for that disappointment the czech women's team paddling to victory ahead of russia. 6 well berlin is considered by many to be the world capital of techno although that music does have its roots in detroit in the u.s. and a book by photographer martin has been released now documenting the techno scene here in berlin since it took off after the fall of the berlin wall in the 1990 s. . martina chronicled the spaces of berlin's wild new subculture in the 1990 s. . but if you have it felt as if you were stumbling through a land of adventure and in every day something changed. after the fall of the eastern for lin was full of empty lots and buildings abandoned industrial spaces were taken over by ravers out to dance to the new sound of freedom. in 1901 the club tres or opened in a one time department store it quickly became the flagship for the new party town and a launching pad for d.j.'s like paul van dyke. wen

that's that's true other countries have moved as well it's a lead the czech republic the netherlands at least they have implemented a partial restrictions against leifer say a total ban you're right would be officially against the law of the european union but you know ben i don't think that the new commission of the european union which is currently in the making in brussels that it's being assembled right now really at the very beginning of its reign want to oppose something as popular as the bad of this potentially cancerous weak or abusing force there at a very strange. u.s. lawmakers have urged facebook to halt its cryptocurrency plans they want time to investigate the risks libro poses to the global financial system it comes as regulators in europe call for closer scrutiny a senior official of britain's financial watchdog says the issues raised by deep thought and detail. introducing lead perhaps a new global currency design for the digital world facebook has promised finance for the future with its new crypto currency announcing its arrival mark zuckerberg said libra would emp

ease of phone records and took an interim trip around europe by train from here they went to the czech republic on the east of eden it's me from the netherlands and documented it all on instagram and facebook is. $23.00 a day coming countries and once again we're taking you on a train trip through europe i'm and i'm juliet and together will be the year of pop summer destinations but what i also discovered sitting down. and that was 3 weeks ago and now they're back here with me in the studio they've survived. 3 weeks so. what was the most challenging thing about it well one thing that worried me was trying to get along with luisa for 3 weeks but i think he knows pretty well and that one thing that we found quite difficult was arriving in paris and it being 42 degrees celsius so it was the hottest temperature ever recorded in the city and we had to find creative ways to try to survive the heat so we basically ended up staying in the hotel until it got cooler and then visited the sites in the evening now louisa i've been to most countries in europe i've been to a city behind never be diverted so i

talks started on sunday but there was a big push back from countries including poland hungary the czech republic and slovakia the so-called visit for the hungary ins and poles have been strongly criticised by simmons over their record on the rule of law throughout these negotiations donald toast the president of the european council has been wary of putting things to a vote prefer him to reach consensus however slowly the process is highlighted not just national divisions but the struggle for influence between europe's political families the top appointments are meant to take into account the results of the recent european elections the group that did best the center right the p.p.p. insisted one of its candidates should head the commission but the lead candidate of the greens has denounced the package as a backdoor deal and old europe at its worst is not a certainty that the parliament will approve the new names. i'm going to merkel says the e.u. could explore new rules to avoid repeating the squabbles we've just seen for example direct elections and trans national lists whatever happens the ca

then body cam footage from an officer in the czech republic.oisted up and climbs into this window where there's an elderly woman. sits the woman down. and then begins to search her home. >> what are we looking for? >> her keys? >> oh. she lost them. >> she essentially locked herself in and couldn't find her keys and called the police for help. the officer found keys and returned them to her. also brought her her slippers to make her more comfortable and calmed her down and ensured her that everything was okay. the officer opened the door for his partner and then found the phone number for her son to let him know that his mom was okay. she just got a little bit confused. >> the diy designer we know is insanelial lenlted. >> did you guys see beyonce at the premiere? she looked incredible. >> so she hits downtown los angeles. she finds the blazer at a discount store for $7 and she also finds that sequined fabric. >> oh my god. >> once she has all of her materials together she starts cutting the pieces down and using nail polish to give that shiny

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favorite for head of the commission is unacceptable to countries like poland and hungary and the czech republicmy countries he has harshly criticized recently over their record on the rule of law. center-right party has tried to push back in suggest some of its possible candidates for that top job area there was no movement and so as the leaders get ready to reconvene on tuesday, it is not clear how far they will get. they have scheduled a working dinner. they are desperate to seem to work together but at the same time, they are arguing over who should reflect the outcome of the european elections in may which block those -- should get those top jobs. the last commercial hunt was in 1986. japan is continued whaling for research purposes. it has withdrawn from the ash -- the international whaling commission saying it is no longer subject to their roles. they will no longer allow hunting off territorial waters and will and the most controversial hunt in the antarctic. on tuesday, dramatic total solar eclipse will darken the skies over south america. the clips will travel across hearts of chile an

czech republ cbs-owned tv stations have been removed from directv platforms in more than a dozen citiescross the country. contract negotiations between the network and owner of at&t broke down over fees and streaming rights. cbs directors are directing viewers to reach out to the website and say keep cbs.com. >>> today tech company executives are expected to meet with the president's chief economic adviser at the white house. a trump administration official says larry kudlow will discuss economic matters and potentially touch on huawei. the white house sanctioned the tell con company in may as an alleged national security threat but later granted it a partial reprieve without a clear explanation. >> "the lion king" came roaring into the box office over the weekend. >> everything you see exists together in a delicate balance. >> the live action disney remake featuring beyonce and seth rogen brought in $185 million at the box office. marvel's "spider-man: far from home" made $21 million and disney's "toy story 4" brought in 14.6 million dollars. and disney is celebrating another big offic

standing in her way, unseated the player from the czech republic. serena, just td.e cruises 6-1 in the first set. in the second set, cruising again. serena, serving for match point. her opponent gets a racket on the return,but this is serena. she wins 6-2 there. the match lasted just 59 minutes. she avances to her fourth straight wimbledon final and with the win, she can tie for the most grand slam singles titles ever, male or female. >>> finally, to the pitch, d.c. united getting ready to host new england tomrow night. the black and red, have won just two ofheir last 11 games. paul areola coming back from playing with the u.s. men's national team in the gold cup. ben olsonants to see his team play hungry. >> the urgency is real. in some ways, we have not had the hunger and urgen si for the last, you know, i would say month. we really need to understand thishould be a desperation and urgency and how we go about games now. when we do that, we give ourselves a of getting results. >> also i want to mention ele dilidon, the top vote getter for the all-star game. but her

up on centre court, followed by britain‘sjohanna konta, who takes on barbora strycova of the czech republicaking on karolina muchova. a new man wears the yellow jersey ahead of stage four in the tour de france. frenchman julian alaphilippe won stage three with a late solo attack. the deceuninck-quick step rider will have a 20—second lead, as they set off from reims to nancy on a relatively flat route on tuesday. india and new zealand meet in the first semi—final of this year‘s cricket world cup in manchester. the group match between the two sides was rained off. india topped the group stages, losing just once in the competition, and virat kohli says that it will come down to who is braver on the day. whichever team is most brave stands a better chance in winning. we understand that combination. it is up understand that combination. it is up to both the teams to bring their a game and whoever handles pressure better as a team that comes out on top. you get to the last four, each side will want to put each other under pressure and you know when that happens, it can be a real challenge. both s

something a dutch social democrat fronts to move on as was the previous favorite for the job but the czech republic slovakia hungary and poland eastern european countries known as the vision for rejected that choice here's what czech prime minister and jane popish had to say. we have to find a solution we spent 21 hours yesterday saying that mr to my mom's is not the right man to liaise between the e.u. commission and our countries before. becoming. let's go right to brussels state abuse bob of a list ending by far she's been following all the latest developments for us barbara a lot of back and forth here now we're hearing it was a lot of fund lines name a she's a current german defense minister that her name is squarely in the ring why where is this coming from. this is of course coming out of all these patients deficit have been taking place since yesterday afternoon since european leaders left to get some sleep diplomats have been sitting in the back rooms here and trying to find new packages make new deals with each other who could say yes to whom under which circumstances if they would get ot

talks started on sunday but there was a big push back from countries including poland hungary the czech republic and slovakia the so-called visit for the hungary ins and poles have been strongly criticised by simmons over their record on the rule of law throughout these negotiations donald toast the president of the european council has been wary of putting things to a vote prefer him to reach consensus however slowly the process is highlighted not just national divisions but the struggle for influence between europe's political families the top appointments are meant to take into account the results of the recent european elections the group that did best the center right the p.p.p. insisted one of its candidates should head the commission but the lead candidate of the greens has denounced the package as a back door deal and old europe at its worst is not a certainty that the parliament will approve the names i'm going to merkel says the e.u. could explore new rules to avoid repeating the squabbles we've just seen for example direct elections and transnational lists whatever happens the calls f

timmins does not sit well with those in central and eastern europe a group led by poland the czech republic slovakia and hungry all say no to mr simmons we want a commission president who doesn't have a negative views about a region mr to months is not acceptable to us end of story we have a completely different view on migration he's always backed migrant quotas and this is a problem of course we could be set for a late night at the european council meeting because the wealthy options they have is they either find a solution or they have to call another summit artie's peter are reporting their independent journalist lucrative it told us confrontation looms if parts of the e.u. keeping ignored. of course merkel in my craw why the summit last week the g 20 had decided between themselves that they had found the solution it was transparent amongst the socialist guy he would be nominated full stop and then they realized they could find enough people to agree to the 65 percent form of their representation in europe in parliament that is needed to designate somebody with smart enough in the prese

in the czech republic, they have established 51 members tibet support parliament group which is the largest dalai lama. i mean, we saw what happened in the uk in 2013 when david cameron did meet the dalai lama, he was then going on a trip to china subsequently and said, oh, britain has opened a new chapter on this whole matter. the vatican, the pope, for other reasons didn't see the dalai lama in 2014... it's unfortunate, yes. ..saying that, the vatican said because of the delicate situation with china. it's unfortunate, the pope who is another moral leader should not shy away from standing up and meeting with his holiness dalai lama. having said that, his holiness met with the president of slovakia and other leaders too, but my point is... but key countries. ..my point is, ijust gave testimony, spoke in front of the canadian senate committee on foreign relations and trade. i spoke in front of the czech sub committee on environment. so i do travel and i do get hearings as well. and there's another aspect to all this that makes your work difficult as the president—in—exile for the tibetans,

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timmins does not sit well with those in central and eastern europe a group led by poland the czech republic slovakia and hungry all say no to mr simmons we want a commission president who doesn't have negative views about a region so mr to months is not acceptable to us end of story we have a completely different view on migration he's always backed migrant quotas and this is a problem for us we could be set for a late night at the european council meeting because the wealth the options they have is they either find a solution or they have to call another summit. artists are reporting there but we now bring an independent journalist lucrative a for it live comment on the story now what message was that gesture by brigadiers meant to convey do you think well. as want to leave that and there are very good chances that they will leave after all that britain leaves on the 31st october as. is probably the next prime minister crossed mrs main was there with 27 heads of state to try to find successes of the 2 younger at the european commission and for the other top jobs but she didn't want to medd

one candidate is under the czech prime minister he and the rest of the visit are for that's the czech republic slovakia poland and hungary they've said in no uncertain terms that they want france timmermans the socialist to take the top position of the european commission president. the 10 most loving we want to commission president who doesn't have a negative views about a region so mr to months is not acceptable to us and of story we have a completely different view on migration he's always backed migrant quotas and this is a problem of course this could go on for a while essentially where we are right now when it comes to picking the heads of the e.u. institutions is it's going to be a solution tonight or it's going to be another summit at a later date and i put my money on the latter. part is peter all over the. dollar trump has lashed out at iran after it exceeded the amount of low enriched uranium it's allowed to stockpile under the 2015 nuclear deal monitored of it as i have been informed iran has crossed the 300 kilogram limit based on his plan earlier we had announced our plan to exce

go she ations let's bring in my ex-husband who is in brussels max why are countries like the czech republic blocking funds to the point that. because plans to was the vice president of the current e.u. commission and in charge for enforcing for example the rule of law procedure on poland he was a very sharp critic of poland not very well liked there because of that and so he has become a symbol for those countries over there for a lot of things that are wrong in the eyes of those countries so the vision for for example with the european union that's why it's so hard to get their approval for this man and italy it seems is being rather. stick in this case 1st of all they might be negotiating a delay of the rule of the deficit procedure that is impending and might be decided in the next day because they have problems with their deficit not obeying the deficit rules of the european union so they might be trying to negotiate something behind closed doors there and so the visa go out country so those eastern european countries seem like the natural allies for italy at the moment another 28 count

with the most extraordinary designs in glass beads that came from venice as well as from the czech republic in the 1900 centuries they were incredibly appreciated for their brilliant colors one shouldn't forget how incredibly precious these objects were. glass embroidery is still a speciality of dharma artists and their works are in demand on the international art market. the artist mama embroidered the most recent throne for the palace and works as a restorer at the palace museum. because. they lost their money. their morning and that should therefore magic in the room when the i think they are for when you say it enough for i saw you don't decide. i feel i should have a little trick on there i like tried to show id i'm. the flourishing currently underway in the capital form but is rooted in cultural tradition and regional history. should a former colonial palen like germany have a role in the process and if so what role. today when visitors to form been looked down the main road they stand the jaws of a 2 headed snake in circling a giant spider. to europeanize these her animals of bumble

east west balance over has seen some countries as you were saying like poland hungary and the czech republic say that timmons misses him and he's not acceptable he's too divisive and doesn't understand their particular challenges we don't know how long the talks are going to last once they do reconvene they could start again on monday morning local time to try to get a name they could put it back to the european parliament which holds its 1st session after the elections on tuesday and wednesday vote will actually vote that body will vote for its own president and maybe they can try to come up with a name to throw back here which might lead to a solution. thank you very much. thousands of people have donated money to cover the legal costs of a german captain detained in italy on saturday or a caterer has been accused of deliberately ramming her rescue vessel sea watch 3 into a police boat that was trying to stop her from entering the port of lampedusa caters lawyer says she intended no harm when she hit the boat. to see what's good it was more to be seawards i would have been a dead body were

after country you're planning a popularity has increased even in hungary with a few exceptions czech republicand we have seen one after the extreme right political parties dropping the agenda of leaving the european union and leaving the euro but why all the doubts about whether the e.u. can actually stay together i mean spain's foreign minister yours a was asked the interview if it was so fragile if europe was so fragile it could break up his comment was honestly yes honestly yes yes or europe has always been growing start out of big crisis we were born out of the ashes of world war 2. and their reality is that is one of the best places in the world to live we never had it so good in europe voters are very disappointed very disappointed and it was supposed to be about them you were seeing the turnout go down in every single election since the european elections started and this was the big push to rope more people in because they were going to be listened to and they weren't yes i mean the call it's a bit this is a big failure whichever way you like to spin it but it is a big factor i mean t

butjohanna konta's singles run is over after she was knocked out by ba rbora strycova of the czech republich number one was cruising, but it all went wrong thereafter. and in the press conference that followed she wasn't happy with some of the questions. john watson reports from wimbledon: disappointment 42 mac who was assumedly —— disappointments for johanna konta. 3a unforced errors cost her the match and afterwards when questioned by a reporter in the post match press conference having listed a series of errors she was clearly frustrated with the line of questioning. there were key points when you could have done better. questioning. there were key points when you could have done battenm that in your professional tennis opinion? no, just as a spectator. 0k. opinion? no, just as a spectator. ok. again, i think... opinion? no, just as a spectator. ok. again, ithink... ok. i mean... i don't think you need to pick on me ina harsh i don't think you need to pick on me in a harsh way. i think i am very open with you guys and i say howl feel out there and if you don't want to a cce pt feel out t

well that's proved extremely hard to get through particularly with countries like poland the czech republic and hungary many of whom have been criticised sharply by friends timmons for their. role over performance over the idea of. the rule of law and the freedom of the judiciary they say he's just not a compromise candidate not somebody that they're willing to accept so for the last few hours donald has been having these bilateral meetings suggesting other names from the center right grouping including islands prime minister leo varadkar michel barnier who's been the chief bret's it negotiated for the e.u. and christina georgieva the chief executive of the world bank she's from bulgaria now those might not seem obvious candidates but obviously they're looking for alternatives all we know now is that the bilateral meetings the last of which was with britain's prime minister to resign may have finished their duty to reconvene we. i think some time soon but a senior official has been quoted as saying about donald to sky can't see him having anything for when everyone reconvenes. so thank you

talks started on sunday but there was a big push back from countries including poland hungary the czech republic and slovakia the so-called visigoth for the hungary in some polls have been strongly criticised by symonds over their record on the rule of law throughout these negotiations donald toast the president of the european council has been wary of putting things to a vote prefer him to reach consensus however slowly the process is highlighted not just national divisions but the struggle for influence between europe's political families the top appointments are meant to take into account the results of the recent european elections the group that did best the center right the p.p.p. insisted one of its candidates should head the commission but the lead candidate of the greens has denounced the package as a backdoor deal and old europe at its worst is not a certainty that the parliament will approve the names i'm going to merkel says the e.u. could explore new rules to avoid repeating the squabbles we've just seen for example direct elections and trans national lists whatever happens the call

extremely contentious we've already seen in the last few hours the prime ministers of poland and the czech republic deny that mr timmins is in any way a compromise candidate saying he's divisive and doesn't understand the challenges of the former former eastern bloc countries and the reason that they have to in their eyes push through those controversial reforms there was talk that manfred verba the favorite lead candidate of the european peoples party the sensorites was perhaps pulling out of the race earlier on on sunday but now it's not quite so clear lower and what's the significance of the commission had. well clearly it's a huge body which has the power to propose legislation but it also oversees national budget senate overseas or it conducts international trade negotiations it has heads of the commission fronts to moons would be quite an ambitious figure he said that he wants to see quick correction on climate change a basic income for e.u. citizens and some kind of negotiations with african countries to get a grip on the so-called refugee crisis many people in the south on the sense of righ

several countries like poland and the czech republic express just how toxic they thought france timmermans would be as head of the e.u. commission now he might have got the arithmetic behind him the necessary support which was 21 of the $28.00 e.u. states representing 65 percent of the e.u. population but the depth of feeling against him meant that other leaders who were initially neutral let's say then came out and said that's not going to work people like giuseppe conti of italy the center right grouping the european people's party also held a series of bilateral meetings with the head of the e.u. council suggesting alternative candidates from their side of politics the lead candidate from the p.p. manfred verba almost withdrew it was clear he was and he was not really going to have the numbers but now there's been that push back by the sensor right making it extremely complicated to predict either whether the next head of the commission will be from the left or the right wing or in fact who it will be. with him barbara thank you very much indeed. german foreign minister high command has

talks started on sunday but there was a big push back from countries including poland hungary the czech republic and slovakia the so-called visit for the hungary in some polls have been strongly criticised by symonds over their record on the rule of law throughout these negotiations donald toast the president of the european council has been wary of putting things to a vote prefer him to reach consensus however slowly the process is highlighted not just national divisions but the struggle for influence between europe's political families the top appointments are meant to take into account the results of the recent european elections the group that did best the center right the p.p.p. insisted one of its candidates should head the commission but the lead candidate of the greens has denounced the package as a backdoor deal and old europe at its worst is not a certainty that the parliament will approve the names. i'm going to merkel says the e.u. could explore new rules to avoid repeating the squabbles we've just seen for example direct elections and trans national lists whatever happens the calls

$39.00 their old record was $86.00 which just broke in a few days ago and also in parts of the czech republic and also into poland records were broken there as well now the reason that he waves in the is this frontal boundary is making its way down from the north towards the south and behind it we're seeing some better air we're seeing some cooler air or more seasonable air for this time of year want to show the temperatures that we do expect to see today up towards warsaw $29.00 berlin $27.00 and these are above average temperatures normally these cities would see about 23 degrees as a high 24 degrees as a high so still above average but we're only talking about 5 to 6 degrees above average not the 10 to 15 degrees above average that we saw before as we go towards tuesday notice the big difference though here across much of the north berlin at 20 warsaw $24.00 but down towards the south still quite hot across much of the area and we are going to be seeing severe weather along this front about him as we go into the overnight hours. when. time and leave. on counting the cost trump's deal of th

is, the czech republic. it is definitely a movement toward this. what it stems from is these companies see that a company can be based in the u.s. and pay corporate taxes here but there are actually gaining revenue from countries all over the world. they want a piece of that. for a company, it sees it has double taxation. there is a big push to get a global agreement on this. out things and it is not just a patchwork of separate digital taxes all of the world. there will bee, legal challenges in france, whether it is through the eu are the local courts. the u.s. isas preparing to negotiate a new and limited trade agreement with france. how likely is it that this will lead to new tariffs? sarah: france is part of the european union. as a customs union, they face uniform taxes. it is hard to imagine. no one can really spell out the case of the trump administration tries to slap a terrible on france how that will be implemented. no one has ruled that out. another strategy that people the trumpd about is administration could put a tax on eu goods but i

the prague, czech republic native became the 15th player in franchise history to record at least24 goals agef 24. so congratulations to jakub vrana. he'll get a pretty good contract. >> welcome back. >> yes. >> they need him. >>thanks. >> thanks for george us. 60 ghtly news" starts in seconds. >> hope to see you at 11:00. have a good evening. > tonight, the escalating war of words and the uproar in congress overum president trs comments. the president says his remarks about four democratic congress women were not racist, as the house erupts over a resolution to condemn his suggestion that they should go back to the countries they came from. >>> no federal civil rights charges against a new york police officer in the d of eric garner as he was restrained by officers. i >> can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> garner's death five years ago ompting national protests over excessive use of for by the police. >>> survivors story, the woman who was missing three days in the california wilderness speaks out, saying she got lost after running away fro a man who threatened her with a knife.

three years after that incident in 2003 he was convicted in the czech republic of abusing multiple underage boys. it's unclear what his sentence may have been, but the convict itself is a matter of public record. then after that career in 2016, the same george nader turns up in the trump campaign. and in what is an astonishingly scandal-ridden presidency, george nader remains one of the most unsettling figures in all of trump world. again, to be clear torque disam b biguate here, we are not talking about jeffery epstein. no, this is a whole different guy who you can see in this picture with the president, who is now in federal custody awaiting a whole different set of child trafficking charges as well as serious charges, and not for the first time. george nader's role in the trump campaign and trump transition and even in the trump administration is not a glancing thing. he is not just a guy who showed up as a fundraiser once. in august 2016 which is the peak, the height of the 2016 presidential campaign that year, george nader turned up at a meeting in trump tower with donald trump jr., er

i read the czech republic, poland, peripheral eastern european countries, european corporate junk debt were start being to see negative yields. >> yeah, maybe some of these economy metric models that call for a recession, i'm not saying there isn't one coming at the end of the day, they need to take into account how the cooties of low and negative interest rates are completely changing the type of water in our well, our liquidity. there is nothing i don't care how much they cut they're not going to fix what is being exported, that's broken overseas i think these are conditions that need to be discussed. but it certainly seemed like libor versus lever, much more popular questions. >> rick santelli, thank you so much. >>> coming up, the dow hitting a new all-time high on the heels of this today. the s&p crossed 3000 for the first time we'll talk more about what signals that really sends. the dow transports still in correction, after all. the small cap russell 2000 off its high what doeit mn ens eawh you put it together? we'll get into that when "power we'll get into that when "power lunc

there have been wildfires in spain and germany with heat records in poland, the czech republic and switzerland as well. reservoirs and lakes in india captured by satellite imagery are literally shrinking, including this reservoir shown in images from february and june of this year alone. that's like five months. and that is the main supply of drinking water for india's sixth largest city, chennai, home to more than four million people. in guadalajara, mexico, a freak storm dumped up to six feet of hail. while in green land glaciers are melting so much and bringing so much sand there is serious consideration to mining the sand from the glaciers as a business opportunity, because the world is low on sand, which is used in con crease. increasingly the world is low on ice, but that's another matter. and there is a giant heat dome covering alaska, risking record-breaking temperatures this week. so that's the bad news. the good news, i guess, is that all of this that we're seeing is actually penetrating the consciousness of americans. despite the juvenile, the destructive lives, the president and th