women's number one seed simona halep is through to the quarterfinals she made short work of elisa martin's winning six two six one the romanian is trying to win her first ever grand slam title. bryson to shambo has won the memorial tournament in whole heigho to capture his second p.g.a. title the twenty four year old beat out south korea's on young her and fellow american kyle family and a three week playoff to win the title tiger woods who started the day five shots behind both fell apart on the back nine the forty two year old who is making his final start for the u.s. open ended with an even harder seventy two to finish tied for twenty third place. so there's a point time where i can walk and this is just part of the key and so i'm able to do this now at this level and build at the shots i'm hitting and compete and i've had a chance to win a few times so far this year. an aria and tom garner lead a seven stroke lead slip away but managed to avoid disaster to win the u.s. women's open the twenty two year old beat south korea's two ju in a playoff to win her second major title. and one dr

remain on board the aquarius bound for spain heading through rough seas there's farah conditions at the elisa palace contest says italy is working on a proposal to overhaul europe's asylum system he wants to see migrant processing centers established in africa something appears open to an attempt to keep italy close even as european countries are drifting apart. turning to yemen now where at least two hundred eighty people have reportedly been killed and many more injured amid escalating fighting in the western city of data government forces are fighting to retake that strategic port from huth the rebels and have now reached the city example want but aid workers are warning the attack on the country's largest port could shut down a vital bridge for food and humanitarian aid this with yemen already on the brink of famine the saudi backed offensive is the conflicts largest so far. time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world nicaragua's bishops say they've broken truce between the government and civil society civil society groups ending two months of deadly

on board the aquarius bound for spain heading through rough seas there is farah conditions at the elisa palace contest says italy is working on a proposal to overhaul europe's asylum system he wants to see migrant processing centers established in africa something appears open to an attempt to keep is really close even as european countries are drifting apart. i know some of the other stories making news around the world at least seventeen people have been killed in a stampede in a nightclub in venezuela's capital caracas off to a school graduation party turned into a ball brawl police say a tear gas device exploded causing a deadly rush for the exits several people have been arrested in connection with the day. nicaragua's bishops say they have brokered a truce between the government and civil society groups ending two months of deadly political unrest under the deal the government has agreed to an international inquiry into the violence of one hundred seventy people have been killed since protests began in april. a major fire has told through the claws school of art in scotland for th

there's farrah conditions at the elisa palace says italy is working on a proposal to overhaul europe's asylum system he wants to see migrant processing centers established in africa something appears open to an attempt to keep is really close even as european countries are drifting apart. in yemen at least two hundred eighty people have reportedly been killed and many more injured amid escalating fighting in the western city of dado government forces are fighting to retake the strategic hold from who theory rebels and have now reached the city example what aid workers have warmed the attack on the country's largest port could shut down a vital route for food and humanitarian aid this with yemen already on the brink of famine the saudi backed offensive is the conflicts launches so far. ok we're going to turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world in nicaragua the government and civil society groups have reached a truce ending two months of deadly political unrest under the deal the country's president and it will take a has agreed to an international inquiry into

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. >> elisa con tanta preocupaciÓn de los hijos y tanta cosa pasando que lo de raquel, este hombre queserie que presentÓ personajes que son puramente... es un tipo que cometiÓ muchos errores y que estÁ tratando de recuperar a su familia como muchos casos. >> te portaste tan lindo cuando vino tu hijo a contarte la orador me daban ganas de llorar. >> nos tocÓ tiempo recuperar, 10 minutos despuÉs seguÍamos cargados emocionalmente. . >> y no lo perdonarÍa. >> ya no. >> pero no se ve boba llorar con una serie pero a veces uno se encuentra con realidades de la vida y problemas que puede estar pasando de bien de un pb perdonarlo por los errores que ha cometido. >> sÍ. >> mauricio ha hecho un trabajo maravilloso. >> el elenco joven me encantÓ. >> yo los felicito a ustedes pero no podemos dejar de ver un adelanto de lo que va a pasar esa escena por quÉ, por favor vamos a ver el adelanto exclusivo de este Último capÍtulo de al otro lado del muro. >>. >> (gritos). >> ¿quÉ hiciste?. >> quÉ hiciste?. >> (gritos). >> suÉltala!. >> cÁllate!. >> suÉltala!. >> suÉltala!. >> mÁtala, disparale ya!. >> no

on board the aquarius bound for spain heading through rough seas there is farrah conditions at the elisa palace contest says italy is working on a proposal to overhaul europe's asylum system he wants to see migrant processing centers established in africa something appears open to an attempt to keep is really close even as european countries are drifting apart. a veteran journalist and an editor who worked for many news organizations including has been fatally shot in indian controlled kashmir she double cari was the chief editor of several newspapers and a vocal advocate for the peaceful resolution of the kashmir dispute he worked for hindi or do an english services. he was a journalist who stood for peace yes his end came violently shoot at the car he was leaving his office when gunmen on a motorbike fired a volley of shots he was killed along with two personal security guards the assassins left behind for years once again one of the great treasures of our community has been snatched from us. because he was the editor of several kashmiri newspapers and a correspondent for international

well justified it's a jewel amongst country but is it getting hungry just thinking of the show as elisa they know was a croissant. well this guy is a. loss of her as well so she puts it she says america appears to be pioneering a new kind of poverty altogether one for which we do not yet have a name it is something like living at the knife's edge constantly being on the brink of ruin one small step away from catastrophe and disaster ever at the risk of falling through the cracks it is two components massive inflation for the basics of life coupled with crushing asymmetrical risk so that asymmetrical risk is in particular how he points out that risk basically has to been taken off the balance sheets of all the corporations and you see that reflected in the s. and the stock prices and the banks stock prices and values is they don't take any risk at all there's a huge amount of socialism in america for corporations for the corporate elite whether it's in the energy sector of the banking sector or of the housing sector is huge and that's how the housing sector the largest private land lord

on board the aquarius bound for spain heading through rough seas there is farrah conditions at the elisa palace contest says italy is working on a proposal to overhaul europe's asylum system he wants to see migrant processing centers established in africa something appears open to an attempt to keep italy close even as european countries are drifting apart. now let's get a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world donald trump's former campaign manager paul mad a ford has been ordered to jail a federal judge revoked metaphor's house arrest a week after special counsel robert mueller charged him with witness tampering metaphor to space into criminal trials on charges including fraud and conspiracy against the united states. the afghan defense ministry says that a u.s. drone strike has killed the leader of pakistan's taliban mullah fazlullah is pakistan's most wanted militant he is notorious for ordering the country's worst ever school shooting and the attempted assassination of nobel prize winner malala yousafzai. the ashes of renowned astrophysicist st

justified that's a jewel among this country but is it getting hungry just thinking of the show as elisa they know was a croissant. well this guy is. philosopher as well so she puts it she says america appears to be pioneering a new kind of poverty altogether one for which we do not yet have a name it is something like living at the knife's edge constantly being on the brink of ruin one small step away from catastrophe and disaster ever at the risk of falling through the cracks it is two components massive inflation for the basics of life coupled with crushing asymmetrical risk so that asymmetrical risk is in particular how he points out that risk basically has to been taken off the balance sheets of all the corporations and you see that reflected in the s. and p. stock prices and the banks' stock prices and values is they don't take any risk at all there's a huge amount of socialism in america for corporations for the corporate elite whether it's in the energy sector of the banking sector or of the housing sector is huge and that's how the housing sector the largest private land lord in

well justified it's a jewel among this country but is it getting hungry just thinking of the show as elisa they know was a croissant. well this guy is. philosopher as well so she puts it she says america appears to be pioneering a new kind of poverty altogether one for which we do not yet have a name it is something like living at the knife's edge constantly being on the brink of ruin one small step away from catastrophe and disaster ever at the risk of falling through the cracks it is two components massive inflation for the basics of life coupled with crushing asymmetrical risk so the asymmetrical risk is in particular how he points out that risk basically has to been taken off the balance sheets of all the corporations and you see that reflected in the s. and p. stock prices and the banks' stock prices and values is they don't take any risk at all there's a huge amount of socialism in america for corporations for the corporate elite whether it's in the energy sector of the banking sector of the housing sector is huge and that's how the housing sector the largest private land lord in the

as of now, mayor pro tem elisa marquez says these businesses don't have the right to set-up a dispensaryries would be allowed.elisa marquez/mayor pro-tem- "right now, they do not have permission to operate until they're actually granted the authority to be zoned in a specific place, and we've already determined where we want these businesses established. in our industrial corridor and certain areas of our downtown. so, they will not be in the neighborhoods of hayward." on tuesday... the city council approved the business permits by a vote of six to one. councilman mark salinas was the lone no vote.mark salinas/councilmember- "my issue is that on one hand, we're trying to bring a diverse retail base in downtown, but i'm afraid that diverse retail base won't come to downtown anymore, because you have cannabis." the city says it could take months before the businesses are issued conditional use permits, if they pass the next stage of vetting. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) marijuana shops across california are cutting prices on many of their products. it's ahead of n

mayor pro tem elisa marquez supports bringing cannabis to hayward.elisa marquez/mayor pro-tem- "we're going to ensure we are regulating these businesses once they actually get their land-use approvals, they'll have to come back to us on an annual basis to make sure that they're operating their business per the standards that we've setup with our police department with their business plan and securities." mark salinas was the only councilmember to vote against issuing the permits.mark salinas/council member- "(philippe) you think your colleagues got this wrong on the council? (mark) absolutely they got it wrong. uh, i think the mayor got it wrong, and i think the council got it wrong." the council is looking at zoning the businesses downtown and in the industrial corridor. salinas thinks cannabis manufacturers will be bad for business.mark salinas/council member- "i simply don't think they're thinking about the future of our city and, uh, the potential health risk factors that this causes that compounds existing health risk factors we have in our city." the city says it could take mont

. >> elisa will bring out. >> you are wrong, robin. cheryl: sending us we can debate another time.e i said, the homeland securi secretary says the guiding principle of right now. still ahead, inspector general michael horowitz in the hot seat today when he testifies on a quick e-mail probe. whether republican hoping? it'll be millions of americans today as they break for record-breaking temperatures. janice dean will be along to tell you what they can expect. u.s. stock index futures at the battle opening lower by 130 points, s&p down 12, nasdaq down nearly 38. you are watching "fbn:am." prepare for your demise, mr. billingsley! do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. cheryl: it has been over months since hawaii's kilauea volcano directed at demo and as they believe it or not. check out this video of a sweeping river

as of now, mayor pro tem elisa marquez says these businesses don't have the right to set-up a dispensaryinitially -- only deliveries would be allowed.elisa marquez/mayor pro-tem- "right now, they do not have permission to operate until they're actually granted the authority to be zoned in a specific place, and we've already determined where we want these businesses established. in our industrial corridor and certain areas of our downtown. so, they will not be in the neighborhoods of hayward." on tuesday... the city council approved the business permits by a vote of six to one. councilman mark salinas was the lone no vote.mark salinas/councilmember- "my issue is that on one hand, we're trying to bring a diverse retail base in downtown, but i'm afraid that diverse retail base won't come to downtown anymore, because you have cannabis." the city says it could take months before the businesses are issued conditional use permits, if they pass the next stage of vetting. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead at 8 a wild cat ---native to africa -- seen roaming the streets. wher

as of now, mayor pro tem elisa marquez says these businesses don't have the right to set-up a dispensaryinitially -- only deliveries would be allowed.elisa marquez/mayor pro-tem- "right now, they do not have permission to operate until they're actually granted the authority to be zoned in a specific place, and we've already determined where we want these businesses established. in our industrial corridor and certain areas of our downtown. so, they will not be in the neighborhoods of hayward." on tuesday... the city council approved the business permits by a vote of six to one. councilman mark salinas was the lone no vote.mark salinas/councilmember- "my issue is that on one hand, we're trying to bring a diverse retail base in downtown, but i'm afraid that diverse retail base won't come to downtown anymore, because you have cannabis." the city says it could take months before the businesses are issued conditional use permits, if they pass the next stage of vetting. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. news.kron four philippe djegal, kron four news. a robust warming trend will conti

live in oakland, ee, elisa harrington. >>> warriors got punched in the face and took it but they punched back and one. >> you need a little luck to win the finals. everybody would agree that they got a little luck at oracle. not only with the reverse call, the charge -- >> let's talk about that. 36 left in the game. >> yeah, 37 and -- >> lebron has the ball -- >> katie has the ball. >> he says he is planted. here is the thing about that call and here is the beef that the cavs had. the refs aren't supposed to review it unless it's close to the restricted area. >> that is the debate. >> that was the debate. if he is clearly outside of the circle they aren't supposed to review it. >> i don't know what the refs can see. >> that's what tyrone was upset about. you see lebron did move, leaned in. after they reviewed the call it was the right call. >> what he -- >> he was not set. the gripe is why are you reviewing the call when it was clearly outside that circle area. but, listen, once they made the call and it got reversed, katie hit two free throws. warriors get a ten point win. >> the thing

elisa: i was going to get to that. a counterparty risk has deteriorated for deutsche bank. peers. it undermines revenue. that is what they need to resolve and put a line under the declining revenue. if you look at the liquidity that they are pointing to, that paints a very different picture to what the bank is facing in 2016. francine: thank you so much. the "firsttraight to word news. here is sebastian. sebastian: president trump in a standoff with canada triggered by u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum. the us-1 justin trudeau that nafta must be a fair deal or they will be no deal. the u.s. says it will impose tariffs. the defense minister calls that insulting. >> to have anyone in the u.s. administration say that canada is a national security wrist for steel is a -- security risk for steel is absurd. been over a long time a hard-fought battle. sebastian: canada has retaliated with tariffs on whiskey and orange juice. talks on a summit between u.s. and north korea shift to the white house today. mike pompeo said progress was made in new york when he met with a delegation l

elect up in the air wondering if the killer is son elisa and and it being students our age that's what's really scary because the trip happened to any of us. with starkville on edge after the two double murders local authorities are trying hard to solve these crimes we have been trying to get an interview with the sheriff and the district attorney to hear their perspective on the case so far they've declined to be interviewed. in the frustrations of doing these kinds of cases a lot of people when they feel the heat don't want to talk. so from the records this is what we know about the investigation the fear. he was that the car burglar was also the murderer so the investigation first centered on tracking down the stolen items from the car of john sticklers friend. weeks after the crime one of the items was found the sigma chi fraternity hug which was used to hold a beer can firefighters walked out of the woods with one in his hand and said in this. paper couple weeks ago that he was looking for. on the sheriff's suspect list was willie jerome manning he was known to have broken into cars

elect up in the air wondering if the killer of his son elisa and and it being students our age that's what's really scary because the could have happened to any of us. with starkville on edge after the two double murders local authorities were trying hard to solve these crimes we have been trying to get an interview with the sheriff and the district attorney to hear their perspective on the case so far they've declined to be interviewed. in the frustrations of doing these kinds of cases a lot of people when they feel the heat don't want to talk. so from the records this is what we know about the investigation the fear. he was that the car burglar was also the murderer so the investigation first centered on tracking down the stolen items from the car of john sticklers friend. weeks after the crime one of the items was found the sigma chi fraternity hug which was used to hold a beer can firefighters walked out of the woods with one in his hand and said in this. paper couple weeks ago that he was looking for. on the sheriff's suspect list was willie jerome manning he was known to have br

elisa tonda is from the un's environmental team and joins me now. thank you for coming in.age. all of this waste dumped into the world was ‘s oceans every year. it is extraordinary. indeed, it is extraordinary, and it has been skyrocketing for a time and it is due to continue. more specifically, out of this amount of plastic, 50%, half of rape, is actually a plastic that we use for a very short time. we call it single use plastic, and these are plastic bottles, plastic bags. —— half of the plastic. in one year we used the sized twice the size of a country like france. we use... when you see we, you mean globally? exactly. everybody, through our own individual decisions. and they last a very short time, so if you think of a plastic straw we use for something like 20 minutes, then it remains in the environment longer than our lives. similarly, a plastic bag that we use, let's say, for one hour, to carry a shopping home, and it kills yearly 100,000 animals in the sea. to change it requires big changes and habits. we have seen the introduction in this country, and many others h

greg elisa know more about housing and i will stay away from. i am dipping my total in. claudia, youut your finger on something really important. greg andand lisa -- lisa know more about housing and i was the away from it. i am dipping my toe in. claudia, you put your finger on something really important. these concentrations of wealth. i had a piece in the new york times about robert kennedy's 1968 campaign for president where he brought together african-american voters and working-class whites, including a lot of people that ended up voting for george wallace. he did it at a time of great economic prosperity and equality. the gini index was at a low point. so the question is whether this concentration of wealth and poverty will finally open the door to bring back the coalition bobby kennedy was able to put together. from a logical standpoint, it ought to be easier to do now than it was 50 years ago. >> i want to thank everyone of the panelists for all you have contributed to this discussion. this question is for ms. carter. you opened up your discussion with such urgen

following jack b elisa. she is a journalist and graduate student and holds a number of interesting jobs. coincidentally, alisa is a graduate student at my college. she preceded me to the college. she started her phd program before i became president. there is no collusion here. just a remarkable and fascinated coincidence. in addition to being a graduate assistanthe is also to the president of the navajo nation. , some people talk about being bicoastal, she is by state. state. the president of the navajo nation. she is also a distinguished journalist. she is the most published person in the room here with many thousands of newspaper stories to her credit. if you google her, it will go on and on and on. she will be telling about the problem of native american citizenship under the 14th as thent now, taking off introduction person, i now put on my scholar and say something about the 14th amendment and black citizenship. at the time the constitution was written, blacks could vote in at could votetates they in n

. >> elisa harrington has more on the fan reaction.eporter: the missed opportunity for the cavs became a golden one for the warriors. last night's game was close. the two teams face off at oracle on sunday. here is some video from inside oracle. last night fans could not be more excited about the victim victory. things started to unravel quickly for the cavs at the end of regulation. the referees overturned a call then j.r. smith dribbled from the basket when he could have put up a shot for a possible win. then came overtime. warriors took over and there was trash talking and tristan thompson got ejected from the game. the cavs coach said his team got robbed. warriors fans say they deserved it and played their hearts out until the end. >> it was a thrilling game. the referees took the replay and came to the right decision. i feel bad because it appears that the cleveland fans had their hearts snatched out of them. i don't think we can resuscitate them and will is no hope for their future. >> reporter: warriors fans want to give credit

elisa, always adding value for us. thank you so much. up, joining from beijing. new york, 1:30 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance," with nejra cehic and tom keene. yesterday, uproar as the president of the united states took mr. trudeau of canada to task because canada burned down the white house. a great volume on this. here is the photo. think harry truman, this is what they found. this is a photo from the smithsonian, they have a great article out on this. the major issue is, in american schools when we were kids, we were told the white house was charred. the british burned it to the ground and all that was left was the outside walls. if they had knocked on the walls -- it is like a house with would. that is one -- with wood./ that is one of the coolest photos. uber the white house down. nejra: -- the? me? history within the show. turning to europe and getting back to trade. tom: let's go to brussels. richard, these extraordinary events, not just the president talking reductive. this is a combination of chancellor angela merkel

elisa: yes, two banks are in the midst of restructuring.s, it would be helpful if one of both would be stronger. apologies for falling apart. [laughter] police uphold all nighter's getting this news, so it's understandable. up next, more about the german banking sector and will be joined by goldman sachs out of germany and looking at the trade war impact on currency. looking at rand, the turkish lira, this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. let's check in on tictoc. telecom giant shakes things up after securing a reprieve from the united states. former fed chairman ben bernanke he says the u.s. economy faces a wily coyote moment in 2020. and the most read story on the bloomberg terminal, find out why a black rocks biggest hedge fund needs talent as she officers exit. -- chief officers exit. and up top, markets are focused on today's g7 war of words. plenty more on our top stories, but that is a little glimpse of the bloomberg universe let's get state -- straight to first word news. >> president trump says he can in vi

vamos en exclusiva a la filmaciÓn del vÍdeo musical de elisa pelÁez hoy en "primer impacto". >> ahÍ loto, sÓlo dÍmelo y te canto otra.♪ ♪te canto otra ♪ ♪herencia de la tierra mÍa♪ ♪cuando de noche sale la luna, nuestra guitarra llora.♪ ♪y amaneciendo como ninguna, suena nuestra voz, como una suela.♪ ♪vivimos cantando la vida. ♪como una sola! ♪ ♪herencia de la tierra mÍa♪ ♪ay, vivimos cantando la vida. ♪te canto otra ♪ ♪herencia de la tierra mÍa♪ ♪ ♪ >> sÍ, seÑor! [aplausos] alan: quÉ orgullo, qué amor. karla: los amamos! [aplausos] >> ¡abuelo!

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