ignacio: the last one, i said that is going to be green or i am not ignacio galan.hey decorate the whole building inside, green, green, green. ok, fine, green. that is another time then i come to green and it is a type of green, but said whatever, but green. francine: was that bold, yes? ignacio: that was september 20, 2001. i joined the company in may. that was in september. francine: oh, yeah, so you moved fast. how would you describe yourself as a leader? ignacio: i think the point is simple. the point is if you trust and believe something. i believe all my life i do the things because i'm convinced that they had to move in this direction. when you are convinced you are moving in a direction, you have to convince that is the direction to follow. you have to make it be executed. i think to make the people to execute the things and make a follow-up, and that is the history of my life. francine: you have a team to move forward. you also have shareholders. to make sure they're behind. what's more difficult, team, employees, the board, or the shareholders? ignacio: so

the chief executive jose ignacio galan has brought his own energy to the company. self-made man, he later liberalized the spanish telecoms sector. since taking the reins in 2001, he has made the transition into renewables and expanded the company's global reach, increasing the company size by four times. today on, "leaders with lacqua," we meet jose ignacio galan, iberdrola chairman and chief executive. thank you so much for joining us. do you remember that first day at iberdrola all those years ago? jose: of course. francine: what was that like? jose: after a tremendous fight, i was ready to expand the license for mobile. coming from the sector was already open to competition to a sector that was traditional. it was a real shock. i remember well this date. i think i had the chance to be chairman at the time. i was already chief executive. they give to me all support to change the company completely. so i think the level of generosity was great. francine: what was your first thought, this is an industry i need to liberalize? is this an industry that needs to change

the chief executive jose ignacio galan has brought his own energy to the company. self-made man he later liberalized the spanish telecoms sector. since taking the reins in 2001, he has made the transition into renewables and expanded the company's global reach, increasing the company size by four times. today on "leaders with lacqua," we meet jose ignacio galan, iberdrola chairman and chief executive. thank you so much for joining us. do you remember that first day at iberdrola all those years ago? jose: of course. francine: what was that like? after a tremendous fight, thes ready to expand license for mobile. coming from the sector was already open to competition to a sector that was traditional. it was a real shock. i remember well this date. i think i had the chance to be chairman at the time. they give to me all support to change the company completely. so i think the level of generosity was great. francine: what was your first thought, this is an industry i need to liberalize? is this an industry that needs to change dramatically? jose: i think the first decis

francine: jose ignacio galan, thank you for joining us.hank you. ♪ rishaad: malaysia's political shift. and bring it whose tumbling on the news. it is saying that some of his policies appeared to be credit negative. inclusive insight into what is next for the country. haidi: also coming up, and inflation has shot for investors in central banks. this is bloomberg markets: asia. ♪ rishaad: indonesia under a bit of pressure let's look at what is going on with the jc are. -- jcr. we are expecting a moderation in the first quarter from 655% in the -- 65% year on year. the inflation issue as well. that brings us to the philippine central-bank decision expected. we are not expecting any movement when it comes to the likes of malaysia. but certainlyhe

. ♪ >> ignacio is the chef owner of three very successful restaurants in new york city.en a new yorker for the past 12 years. but he comes from here. >> uruguay is a pretty chill and relaxed place. where you just can disconnect from everything. for me it's a melting pot. it is mostly spanish and italian immigrant food. >> bar elgi specializes in uruguay's unofficial national sandwich. 24 hours a day 7 days a week since 1923. a prince, a king, a big sandwich, this terror protein is built out of steak, ham, cheese, egg, mayo and garnishes. >> a perfect sandwich. last time i was here i have to admit after about six days i would have killed somebody for a vegetable. i mean, i didn't see a single -- >> you won't feel like that. ♪ >> nacho started his career at the age of 17 with a master of fire and burning wood. chef francis. stayed with him for ten years before moving to the u.s. >> working for francis i felt at home. it was just a bunch of outsiders that found a place where they belong. you know? finally culture and new flavors. >> how often do you come? >> every two years

. ♪ >> anthony: ignacio mattos is the chef owner of three very successful restaurants in new york citylora bar. he's been a new yorker for the past 12 years. but he comes from here. >> nacho: uruguay is a pretty chill and relaxed place where you can just disconnect from everything. for me it's a melting pot. it's mostly spanish and italian immigrant food. >> anthony: bar arocena, in montevideo's carrasco neighborhood, specializes in uruguay's unofficial national sandwich -- the legendary chivito. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week since 1923. a prince, a king, a gargantua among sandwiches. this terror-inspiring heap of protein is built out of steak, ham, bacon, cheese, hard-boiled egg, mayo, and garnishes. >> anthony: that's like a perfect sandwich. now last time i was here, i have to admit that after about six days, i would've killed somebody for a vegetable. i mean, i didn't see a single -- >> nacho: you're going to feel like that very soon. ♪ >> anthony: nacho, as he's called by nearly everyone, started his career at the age of 17 with the master of fire and burning wood, argentinian che

. >> reporter: concord police say it started with a simple email from an ignacio valley high school student to his teachers. >> he made an email that looked like -- asking to log in and that's when one of the teachers did it and he captured their log-in information. >> reporter: with the teacher's passwords, police say the boy hacked into the school computer system and gave himself better grades but also changed the marks of others. >> approximately 16 students who were affected by this and the grades some of them were raised up, some raised down. >> reporter: some of them he pushed down? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: was getting back at his enemies? >> i really can't comment on that. >> reporter: police traced the electronic trail to the suspect's house in concord and searched it. there, they found key pieces of evidence with the help of a contra costa county k-9 officer. >> doug, the dog, he is one of the few k-9s that is trained to sniff out hidden electronics. and that's what he did. he actually located a hidden thumb drive in a box of tissues. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a local

that suspect is a sophomore at ignacio valley high school here in concord. him after poli raided his home searching for evidence the crime. >> open the door! >> reporter: that's police making their entrance wednesday. investigators say the student sent out a phishing email that looked like it was from the school district and the student was allegedly able to trick teachers in a inputting their passwords and with that information, police say the student logged into the school computer system and changed the grades of approximately 16 students. he allegedly made grades higher for friends and lower for enemies. now, we spoke to the 16-year- old student. he says the school system was easy to hack but now he is sorry. >> at this point, um, i hope that and i promise that i will never do this again and i'm very sorry for all the people that have put grades up, grades down, and sorry for the teacher that i hacked. i want to get this out of an experience like i wish i could be like a i.t. type person and work with the top-notch level. >> reporter: police did use a k-

that suspect is a sophomore here at ignacio valley high school in concord. we did speak to him late last night after he was arrested wednesday when police searched his home for evidence of the crime. >> open the door! >> reporter: that's police making their arrest wednesday. investigators say the student sent out a phishing email that looked like it was from the school district. that's how the student was allegedly able to trick teachers into inputting their password and with that information police say the student logged into the computer school system and changed the grades of approximately 16 students. now, we did speak to the 16- year-old. he says the school system was easy to hack into. but now he's sorry. >> the up ones were all my friends, um, and the down ones were all the enemies that i really didn't like. >> he went in and said, let me make these grades worse for your enemies? >> yes. >> did your friends know you were doing this? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: the police also used a k-9 that sniffed out the home looking for electronic evidence. the dog f

derrotaron, a que las autoridades acusan de haber saqueado el sistema de calificaciones de la escuela ignaciociones de varios estudiantes del distrito escolar unificado utilizando un correo electrÓnico con un enlace al que un maestro le hizo clic y asÍ obtuvo acceso al sistema de computaciÓn de la escuela. los cargos que le fueron impuestos son por delitos como el uso no autorizado para entrar a una red digital, asÍ como utilizar sin autorizaciÓn información de una persona. el joven que logrÓ subir y bajar las calificaciones de entre 10:15 estudiantes dijo que lo hizo para resaltar la falta de seguridad del sistema de la escuela. >> querÍa de alguna manera advertir sobre la seguridad cibernÉtica. >> la policÍa hizo el arresto del miÉrcoles luego de ser notificados por el distrito escolar unificado. los padres del joven dijeron sentirse frustrados. >> es un problema grave, imagÍnese. si esa inteligencia lo ocuparan para algo productivo. este mundo serÍa otro, simplemente. >> fue suspendido de la escuela y enfrenta 14 cargos. pasamos con palmira. palmira:seguimos en vivo desde village en oaklan

the suspect an ignacio valley high school sophomore spoke with kpix 5. >> at this point, um, i hope that and i promise i will never do this again and i'm very sorry for all the people that have grades up and down and i'm sorry for the teacher that got hacked and i mean i kind of want to get this out of, like, an experience, like, i wish i, like, could be a i.t. person and work with the top- notch level. >> david rotaro has been suspended and faces 14 felony counts. >>> california could city a higher tax credit. a proposal would give single renters who make less than $40,000 a year a $130 tax credit toward rent in the region. joint filers who make less than $80,000 a year would get a $260 tax credit. that's nearly double the amount under the current law. >> the average rent at apartment in the sacramento market are about $1,300 a month. and we are starting to see a cooling trend where the rates are not increasing as much as they had in the past. >> some critics argue that there are more viable solutions to the bay area housing crisis like rent control. >>> no need to ask for the bathroom

today on "leaders with lacqua," we meet jose ignacio galan,

novato so okay in both directions near ignacio. you can see speeds are in the green.37 e are checking in problem-free near lakeville heading over from interstate %qñ 80 to 101. here's a different perspective of the richmond/san rafael bridgevsj. no problems sto repo chp is e/9on the scene at westbound 4 to interstate 80 ÷previous crash. no lanes blocked but the car flipped on the roof so moving it back to the road. it went down an bglembankment. so far still in the green along the -eastshore freeway. >>> 4:50. police are trying to track down a idog owner after a serious attack in a bay area park. >> a bay area family is blaming a pizza shop for getting them sick with e. coli. iq4 in the nationwide e. coli outbreak >>> happy thursday morning. we'll be slightly below average by a few degrees but temperatures ñare warmer than yesterday. you will see more of that sunshine so 72 degrees in morgan hill. not bad. 70 for san jose. cupertino 68. palo alto 69. temperatures in o-vthe low 70s the east bay for most areas. fairfield 73. pittsburg 71. so these temperatures are warme

well a warning today also from the head of italy's a central bank ignacio vickery says that the country's political crisis could quickly morphed into an economic disaster if foreign investors no longer trust the italian state take a listen to this theme the destiny of italy is that of europe. but we should emphasize again that to reduce the debt there are no short cuts look as if you know the financial crisis that would be a consequence would force our country backwards people who would make an indelible stain on the reputation of italy in the world but it puts you in an hour and i'm joined here to be table now by my colleague over the humphrey from the w. business well we were talking about this last night worried about this approaching storm and now we've got some wild plunder deal with don't worry absolutely we had that rumbling yesterday a true thunderclap which we saw on the markets today brant investors around the world are freaking out for want of a better word essentially they're worried that it's leigh's economy could collapse that there could be contagion in the euro zone they'r

agents say the 16-year-old altered grades of more than a dozen fellow students at ignacio valley high in concord. the boy's father agreed his son should be punished but he says the raid may have been overkill. >> he changed grades for his colleag colleagues and but not for him. other than that, he didn't do anything. he doesn't have any criminal records. >> aside from those federal charges, the teenager has been suspended from school until wednesday. >>> a follow-up to a frightening accident at heritage high school in brentwood. a student was hit in the head by a shot put right there on the track yesterday. tonight that teenager's father said his son is home and is doing just fine. he was airlifted to a local hospital where he received three staples in the back of his head. >>> still ahead, she says they were meant to inspire other people, but photos on one teen's instagram account got her kicked out of school right before graduation. tonight, though, she's holding her ground. >>> why didn't you just refund them in full? >> we confront a contractor who is accused of cashing a five-fig

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taking questions at ignacio bai valley high school. trying to offer suggestion and best practices for prevention. anyone can go. the congressman will talk about a bill establishing nationwide standards for school on concussion safety. >> here around the bay a smoother drive for most avenues. a look at south bay, kicks in for summer months. that's what we're seeing now. recovery for highway 4, the earlier crash cleared baypoint, contra costa county, walnut creek a nice drive. over toward peninsula north 280, still three right lanes blocked by a crash involving prius and bus. no injuries but major slowing northbound towards edgewood. live look shows 101 through the similar area. that moves nicely. congestion top of the screen. right under palo alto that's congestion. they continue with that work on the over crossing and interchange. >> there you go. you've heard calm before the storm. cool before the heat. >> whatever weather you like, we've got it all in the forecast over the next few days. some wild temperature swings. if you drive a l

. >> reporter: 16-year-old david rotaro was not in class at ignacio valley high school. he has been suspended for hacking into the computer system and changes grades. >> i think it was just stupidity. i wanted to prove to myself that i could do anything. >> reporter: he's hoping an apology could lower the blow. but that's not likely. he's facing charges for sending a phishing e-mail to a teacher. >> they said you changed grade up and down. >> the up ones were all my friends. and the down ones were the enemies i didn't like. >> reporter: david's e-mail left an electronic trail. it was this canine officer that helped sniff out the hidden electronics. he found this thumb drive with proof of the hack. police officers banged on the door of david's family home to make the arrest two days ago. david thinks they're making too much of a high school prank. former students say he clearly made the wrong choice but argue his hack highlights a lesson teachers should take away from this. >> not only are the teachers like i done want to say not educated enough but they clicked on a litt

we are seeing the backup right near ignacio and that crash a little south of here right near freitas the stretch, oh, below 20 miles per hour, not qvllooking good. the crash no longer blocking lanes but definitely causing >m.pdere's a look at your ride across the richmond/san rafael bridge. you can see that westbound direction pretty heavy. we are in the red now 12 minutes from richmond parkway to the west side of the bridge there.$txv0@6cj% a crash near san pablo dam road on 80 is not blocking lanes. the victim vehicle is over on the b.shoulder. but we are certainly seeing slowdowns build. we have speeds dipping below 30 miles per hour and trapping backed up beyond highway 4. 80 at gilman in g=áthe red 30 minutes over towards the bay óoó bridge toll plaza. 580 at the limit as you óiÑ approach the ráúze. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> two deaths 5meare now linke the eastern u.s. yesterday. in the region. floodwaters inundated streets in in pennsylvania <"ñ íconnect and pennsylvania. >>> things are looking good. if you have a jacket you will be fine. definitely cooler

your ride through ignacio not quite too bad yet but -- excuse me, novato. but your ride on 37, this has been a real tough one. we have had an accident. it's not blocking any lanes. emergency crews are still on scene. and our travel time is just under an hour commute. so that's a slow ride. you will need to give yourself 30 to 35 minutes just to go between 80 and 101. over at the richmond/san rafael, we are definitely seeing the crowds develop, the backup is stretching along westbound 580 for folks trying to get across the span. it's about 15 minutes from marina bay parkway to sir francis drake. we have a new accident and this is along highway 4 westbound heading out of antioch. it's right near loveridge so your time is starting to build in the red as you head over towards 680. it's about a 30-minute, 33- minute ride. 680 starting to see some slowdowns. some brakes but no accidents to report. southbound direction in the yellow down to 24. just as you pass 24, on 580, the 580 approach towards the maze, getting all jammed up. we can see the backup begins, east

the three will take questions ignacio in concord 11:00 a.m. to 12:30. they say they are going to talk about dangers of concussions and offer best practices for prevention. anyone can go. the congressman talking about a bill he's backing nationwide standards for schools on concussion safety. >>> the president is on his way to texas to meet with survivors of the latest school shooting. >> the president that made a lot of promises. >> he has. good morning. after the shooting in parkland, florida, he made those promises. we made a list. if you're counting that was eight school shootings ago. the list where the cool shootings, where children died, not where they were shot but survived. interesting birmingham, there were two in a row and maryland. here is your santa fe, texas, shooting. on the same day, i didn't realize this, there was a shooting and killing in jonesboro, georgia. you may recall the president surprised everybody at a meeting at the parkland shooting where 17 people died saying he wasn't afraid of nra and wants states to raise age limit for as

this is 101 right near ignacio and your [lpride[p0ading througÑ novato is about 43 minutes -- rom rolandide in the red. and just getting over to 101 has been a challenge for many drivers along highway 37. a crash right near mare island and then your ride continues to be very !%sluggish about 42 minutes between 80 and 101. richmond/san rafael bridge not ÷ looking better. 33 minutes between marina bay m p crash repor midspan. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> check out the views over berkeley. this is pretty gorgeous. a mixture of sun and clouds. that's what you're going to see today. ocean beach cloud coverage, breaking apart. we are looking at temperatures in the 60s already for san jose. 57 san francisco. we are definitely seeing the reduction of the marine layer. it's moving on jo>back. so here's what you're going to see this afternoon. ñlow 70s for inland areas. slightly warmer than yesterday and then around the bay, we are going to be right around the mid-60s today, tomorrow into the weekend. but inland areas where you will see that warmup reaching the upper 70s by satu

this is 101 right near ignacio boulevard. about 20 minutes between roland and 580.dge in the yellow, 12 minutes across the span over to sir francis drake boulevard. and here's a live look at the eastshore freeway. that just got hit hard with a few crashes now cleared to the shoulder. neda has the forecast. >>> good morning to you. it's a gray start to the day. what a difference from yesterday. the sunshine, the warm weather, say good-bye! today we're dealing with cooler conditions, west winds, cloudy skies, "salesforce tower" camera showing gray skies above 1,000 feet now. san jose also you're waking up to cloud coverage and temperatures 60 degrees. 58 in santa rosa. 52 in san francisco. visibility still low along the coast down to three miles. oakland airport also visibility impacted there because of the low clouds. it's all due to west winds initialing the marine layer. just picked up at sfo. 22-mile-per-hour winds and higher gusts in fairfield and antioch. we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant go

if you're driving to marin county, southbound 101, there was a crash at ignacio. you will see slowing on the richmond bridge as you come up to the pay gates which is typical. it is okay when you make it on to the span. no accidents reported. let's talk about 80 westbound. if you are driving from the carquinez bridge to the maze, it's a 40-minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the maze. when you get to the bay bridge, you will see another 20 minutes to wait before you make it on to the span. still not a lot of slow traffic on 880 or 580 getting into oakland. so you have an opportunity. i do want to mention a crash reported by redwood city police southbound el camino real at james. apparently a pedestrian was hit in a crash here. so avoid el camino real near james and redwood city. go around for a little bit. traffic is slow. on the freeway though, it is not too bad on 101 heading down to the south bay. and we're getting crowding in the south bay, especially on northbound 85. 7:16. let's bring in steve. >> thank you kindly, sal. >> you're welcome. >> mostly