eny: a mÁs estudiantes dicen que durante su encuentro tiene previsto entablar una conversaciÓn con elantar y orar con el papa ademÁs planean presentarle varios regalos. >> voy a pintarle una foto que tiene una linda casa estÁ parado con personas. eny: despuÉs de su visita a este escuela el papa francisco tiene previsto reunirse con lÍderes de caridades catÓlicas que ofrecerÁn detalles sobre el trabajo que realizan en la gran manzana, luego viajarÁ al bajo manhattan para el evento principal. la misa en el emblemÁtico madison square garden. arantxa: que presentamos la historia de un inmigrante indocumentado repÚblica dominicana que llegÓ sus padres a los cuatro aÑos de edad viviÓ con la familia en albergues para desamparados porque su madre sin documentos no tenÍa otra manera de sobrevivir, desde nueva york aquÍ la odisea del desamparo al Éxito acadÉmico. reportera: danel padilla nacido en repÚblica dominicana viviÓ una travesÍa que lo llevÓ de los refugio para desamparados de nueva york hasta la obtenciÓn de tres tÍtulos en las universidades mÁs viciosas del mundo, llegÓ al paÍs con su

what does it mean for any -- eni?or them this is a big deal because they are always looking to replace preserves. that means the oil and gas they find, produce and sell they need to make new finds all the time to replace that. that is one of the big metrics. so this is a positive step cousin they can replace those reserves. they will be looking for upside on the execution phase when they are able to bring production online and if they can find more gas or oil in the field than they thought. ceo was speaking to some of the italian papers saying they hope to find the first fruits of the exploration some of theh means first signs of gas coming out of those fields and potentially they could get exports of liquefied natural gas going to italy. they have an export plant that has been idle because of a lack of gas. they will really be looking to leverage this for sales abroad. jon: the stock this morning up 3.5%. coming up on this show we will speak with their ceo about their discovery off the egyptian coast. join us and a c

eny: despuÉs de 36 aÑos serÁ escenario de misa papal luego de que juan pablo ii lo hiciera en 1979.o: por favor, vete de aquÍ. severiano: tranquilo, padre, tranquilo. asÍ lo voy a hacer, pero primero quisiera decirles que esa mujer a la que estÁn venerando como una santa, no, no era tan buena como suponen. fue cÓmplice de su hermana roberta en muchas cosas.

those are some of the upsides that eni will be looking for.s an economy that is struggling at the moment. we have seen that over the last couple of years. a lot of political problems. how does this favor the current government? how are they going to take advantage of this? >> this is a big win for the government as well. we are talking about eni now. they have been in egypt since the 1960's. egypt, which is to be an exporter, is now importing natural gas because the demand is such that they need all of their supply. in a period of economic crisis, they are losing out on a valuable commodity. this will help the industry and maybe help them get back into a position where they can export. a big fine for egypt and they will be eager to get this underway. guy: great stuff. thanks for the update. let's begin to wrap this show up a little bit. we are heading into the start of european trading. london is closed. looks like we will get a soft open. payrolls on friday. ecb on thursday. the reserve bank of australia market david buik is with us. let's ta

. >> hitting the motherlode, shares in any rally after the eni discovers the mediterranean's biggest gas field. >>> some numbers just hitting the tape. eurozone, august inflation is unchanged from july. cpi year on year, plus 0.2% is what it is estimated for july. the core cpi year on year is plus 0.9% which again is pretty much unchanged july, where it was. plus 1%. overall, the cpi number coming in fractionally ahead the same number for july. let's look at the euro, 1.12, that's what it was around the open, changed a little at trade but not significantly. >>> changing your attention to u.s. futures. last week was a week to remember for the bulls and the bears. china's move triggered a selloff in asian stocks. suggesting a lower open by 1520 points. nasdaq down 36. s&p 500 down 19. here in europe, reaction to inflation data southwest, of course, investors getting their heads around the recent volatility in the markets last week. they're looking the stocks lower in the xetra dax. the french equity index down better than 1%. a similar loss in spain and italy. >>> let's take a look at

and eni we discussed, doing well 1.9%. at the top of the overall market after what could be finding the biggest gas well in the mediterranean. and the atomic energy giant said the discovery will help meet egypt's energy needs in the coming years. speaking on cnbc he tells of the logists of bringing up the market. >> this is not a key aspect because very, very fast to drill, in just one month to drill a well. and with the facilities, it will be very good. and the government, of course, will be very, very eager. that's is in fact the strategy to insist we continue to do exploration. and we can take advantage of our facilities. and that will make the cost, the unit cost in terms of capital, very, very positive. so i think actually there's a lot of positive sides. >> now, maersk is up 0.6%. in the north sea, it says it's big enough for 5% of uk demand and will production in 2016 for 13 years. iliad, that's up 3.56%. it offers cheap contracts for mobile plans has widened its network coverage to increase its market share. but cl

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a mix of low clouds and enis up in the morning. er, 70s. all right sal sal what to you have for us here? >>> well, we tonight have pretty decent conditions when it comes to the traffic. the trafficking also looking at the commute -- thank goodness i have a cough button. westbound bay bridge that is light coming into san francisco with no major problems. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise. as we look at highway 101 in san francisco, northbound 101 looks good approaching the 80 split. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following a developing story that's in the east bay. a police investigation is happening right now near a hayward high school. allie rasmus is there in hayward. >> reporter: we have very limited information. this is morning side. we're about a block west. i'm behind not just one but two layers of crime scene tape. i'm about 100 feet away from the nearest police officer. an officer came over a short time ago because some esterize dents were caught off gu

tog, t enis sit fth buauctican >>> tonight the end is in sight for the bureaucratic tangem over highchool exit exams. governor brown says he will sign the bill passed by state lawmakers that rescues 5,000 high school students whose diplomas were in limbo until they took the exit exam. the problem, the contract lapsed with the state's testing service. the state will now shift to the common core standard and a new testing. >>> google once again in the business of fixing potholes. but google needs some help. most cities say filling potholes isn't really the big part of the issue here, but it's finding the potholes. that's the bigger problem. google wants to help with a system that uses the gps from cars' navigation systems. a bump sensor would be added to participating cars that would then detect and map potholes. basically, you drive over the potholes and it alerts google. google says it would create an entirely new system for road and transportation departments. >>> uber is offering a new service. it's called smart routes. it's basically a carpooling service. it's been tested in san f

. >> the al frank eni know stood by me through thick and thin.g for her to do. not only would i not have won had she thought done that and all the myriad of other things she did, but i would have lost by a lot. i would have been humiliated. i am honored and humbled by this close victory. >> he won by just 312 votes. after a recount and court challenges that lasted almost eight months, he was finally seated. >> congratulations, senator. >> with former vice president fritz mondale who once held the senate seat. >> the caption here is, can i do this? do you think i'll be good at this? and him just, i don't know. >> i rise to speak about extending tax cuts to all americans. on income up to $250,000. >> the voters thought he was good enough to re-elect in 2014. a year when many democrats lost. franken calls himself a work horse not a show horse. >> whether it's at meeting after meeting after meeting back home or hosting weekly constituent breakfasts at his dc office. >> one way they're talking to me and i'm listening. >> and yet, the perception among

and this eni belieables us to d. we believe the cuba of strengthened by our presence.h respect to the question of dissidents, i'm going to meet with the dissidents. i will have an opportunity in the course of the day -- >> closed door, privately. >> they will be invited to our mission. they will come to the mission. i'll have a chance to sit down with them at the mission. there will be a broad cross section of cuban society that will be invited to that event at the mission. what they're not invited to, quite openly, is the raising of the flag at the embassy itself because that is a government-to-government moment with very limited space, by the way, which is why we are having the reception later in the day at which we can have a cross-section of civil society including some dissidents. furthermore, i will take an open free walk in old havana at some point in the day. i look forward to meeting whoever i meet and listening to them and having whatever views come at me. >> cuba's 11 million residents are potential customers for american businesses. nbc's kerry sanders spok

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the actual issue underlining this case has a lot of if enis -- ifiness.urface of this case, the one thing they could agree was ok, you can make up any crime and then call it services fraud. that trouble the court. the government will have to urge is going to force where youthat box have to say if you met the guy at the church, and you like them from the church, and that was the benefit, that is enough for a felony. that is one of the tips in that case. that is a big told. adam: a delightful piece of the cases a circuit split. because the justice in the southern district, sometimes whose intention happened to be visiting his judge on the ninth circuit, he decided he would decide that case at odds with the court that ordinarily supervises him. miguel: if you read the opinion the claim is overblown because he said we don't know if we agree on behalf of the ninth circuit. at the end it does not matter. kannon: we are not going to ask nicole to express an opinion on that. adam: there is a bit careful what you wish for aspect of this. there is a possibility the

author james pickering discusses enis mills and his involvement and its establishment. >>> the c-span cities tour visits literary and historic sites across the nation to hear from local historians, authors and civic leaders. every other weekend on c-span 2's book tv and american history tv on c-span 3. and this month with congress on its summer recess, the cities tour is on c-span each day at 6:00 p.m. eastern. today is our second day in madison, wisconsin, where we'll look at the literary life of the state capitol. >>> two food justice advocates discuss the concept of access to healthy food as a basic human right in the u.s. and around the world. they're part of a conversation sponsored by harvard yufrlt's food law society and the food literacy project. >>> hi everyone. just to start off, if you have a cell phone on you, would you please turn it off? we would really appreciate it. so as i hope you are all aware this is one of our keynote talks. the title of the talk is the human right to food. and we have two wonderful, amazing speakers with us today. so the first person is molly and

they removed many of the elements that make electoral authorities independent and now you have an enihat is facing a huge loss of credibility because of the unsanctioned behavior breaking every electoral law and accumulating 600 million pesos in fines, all of this committed by the green party that as i said went unsanctioned. even though the pri won, the negative perceptions and the disapproval are growing. and what are analysts saying? that enrique pena nieto's project is showing limitations that were there from the inception, but that many didn't recognize or understand. i think wooed by the 11 structural reforms that were quickly passed in the context of the pact for mexico leading to the sense that modernization was truly occurring, and that vision and that sense of moving forward at this point in time in mexico, is severely compromised, and the perception of most analysts is that the pena nieto's project was more about reconcentrating power in the presidency, in the pri, in the executive than it was about truly reconstructing the state. or reconstructing the way democracy works,

they removed many of the elements that make electoral authorities independent and now you have an eni that is facing a huge loss of credibility because of the unsanctioned behavior breaking every electoral law and accumulating 600 million pesos in fines, all of this committed by the green party that as i said went unsanctioned. even though the pri won, the negative perceptions and the disapproval are growing. and what are analysts saying? that enrique pena nieto's project is showing limitations that were there from the inception, but that many didn't recognize or understand. i think wooed by the 11 structural reforms that were quickly passed in the context of the pact for mexico leading to the sense that modernization was truly occurring, and that vision and that sense of moving forward at this point in time in mexico, is severely compromised, and the perception of most analysts is that the pena nieto's project was more about reconcentrating power in the presidency, in the pri, in the executive than it was about truly reconstructing the state. or reconstructing the way democracy works

the actual issue underlining this case has a lot of if enis -- ifiness.urface of this case, the one thing they could agree was ok, you can make up any crime and then call it services fraud. that trouble the court. the government will have to urge is going to force where youthat box have to say if you met the guy at the church, and you like them from the church, and that was the benefit, that is enough for a felony. that is one of the tips in that case. that is a big told. adam: a delightful piece of the cases a circuit split. because the justice in the southern district, sometimes whose intention happened to be visiting his judge on the ninth circuit, he decided he would decide that case at odds with the court that ordinarily supervises him. miguel: if you read the opinion the claim is overblown because he said we don't know if we agree on behalf of the ninth circuit. at the end it does not matter. kannon: we are not going to ask nicole to express an opinion on that. adam: there is a bit careful what you wish for aspect of this. there is a possibility the

it's going to encourage more eni renewables, discouraging some coal and really just changing the energy mix entirely. >> what does it mean for statesn gets their e individual goal. they canan p do that by producing more renewables, putting in energy efficiency standards. there are a whole suite of doin options available. each state will have to at al determine the best path for them. >> which states are looking at doing more and which are saying we're not going to do that at all. >> we've seen a lot of states saw we're not going to do xas anything at all. oklahoma, indiana and texas have said they'll not comply or t considering not complying. we saw mitch mcconnell encouraging governors not to comply with the plan.ther s it'sta not legally sound. he'd like them to opt out. you have other states who are farther along. meeting these goals.ional states in the northeast who are part of the regional gas initiative are pretty well equipped to comply. >> what's been the reaction from lawmakers in washington as well as those that are running in 2016? >> it's about what you'd expect to see. demo

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. >>> the italian energy company eni announced it discovered a super giant oil gas field off the countryypt. the company said it's the largest field they found off the mediterranean sea. and this mediterranean base -- that changes the whole game for them in things in terms of importing energy. >>> a check on the markets. this morning, it wasn't pretty. i was gratified that the ftse was up and figured out it was closed. but everything else is down. including and in this country, it's affecting the dow jones. it wasn't really china so much. it was off a little bit. it was nothing that wasn't causing this. and there are the european markets. you have the shanghai. down less than a percent. and all had a big move on friday. i think it was up like 20% or something from its lows. from 37. so all the way back to 35. down on the day. the ten-year, i saw was turning oil again, 2.16, actually. i don't know what that indicates. >> look at the two-year. the two-year is the best barometer out there. it's like a quarter point, under 70 is down, 65 is no way. look at those guys there. awesome. 73 is --