this is what he had to say about a solution for kmes. >> so we have increasing signs of fragmentationrious parts of the eurozone. in the last, i'll say since last year's july, all indicators take any spread, an indicator of volatility or liquidity as improved dramatically. one needs the participation of other act like bib, national governments or national central banks because they're the ones that ultimately know better than anybody else the quality of their credit. the quality of their bank. >> he made the point that perhaps they had guarantee a catch to these smaller and medium sized loans or at least the banks to be able to hold less capital against them and free up some cash for lending. talking about the eib being involved, then we're talking about not just the euro, we're talking about all the -- in the eu and england. >> and that brings us back to the basic problem mario draghi has, getting political buyin from the bundes bank and the german administration. and the way things have been going recently, it reminds me of that other great track from my era when two sides go to war

. >>> antes los dejamos con kme s comentarios en facebook y twitter.derada una de las celebraciones mÁs esperadas en el mundo del entretenimiento hispano. a la fiesta asistieron muchos de los nuestros, bÁrbara bermudo, esta pamela silva, maite perroni, lili stefan, dana garcÍa, alan tacher, ana patricia gonzÁlez estaba por ahÍ nuestro enrique acevedo asistiÓ, no lo vimos en la alfombra rosada y cuando llegue traiga fotos y que haya disfrutado la fiesta. buenasasas ♪ >> milagros saliÓ del coma mi ♪ amor. >> ¿despertÓ?

. >>> antes los dejamos con kme s comentarios en facebook y twitter. una de las celebraciones mÁs esperadas en el mundo del entretenimiento hispano. a la fiesta asistieron muchos de los nuestros, bÁrbara bermudo, esta pamela silva, maite perroni, lili stefan, dana garcÍa, alan tacher, ana patricia gonzÁlez estaba por ahÍ nuestro enrique acevedo asistiÓ, no lo vimos en la alfombra rosada y cuando llegue traiga fotos y que haya disfrutado la fiesta. buenasasas . >> ¿qué tal? buenos días, hoy es martes 14 de mayo, bienvenidos a "al despertar" y no te cases ni te embarques, pero sintoniza "al despertar". >> así es, tenemos mucho para usted, el arzobispo de san francisco apoya una reforma migratoria y él habló de lo millones de inmigrantes en estados unidos, ya daremos noticias de eso.

. >> reporter: a 2.4% pace in the first quarter suggests the kmes has left the gate but is still taxiing. the bulls' conclusion, the fed, not to mention central banks in europe and japan, will keep pumping cash through the summer and stocks already up 16% this year move higher from here. the bears say not so fast. bond yields are moving up, reflecting not only inflation fears but growing fed chatter suggesting that the money spigot may tighten sooner rather than later. philadelphia fed president plosser said two weeks ago he'd like to see it scale back as soon as june. add to that concerns that stock prices are anticipating faster growth than seems probable, and you see why some of the world's most respected investors like pimco are taking a cautious stance. >> at these level of prices, we are walking away from risk. we're not running away. we're not sprinting away because central banks are committed, but we're walking away. so we're taking money off the table. >> reporter: remember, market timing is a bulls game. but no one ever went broke taking profits. >> so how do individual investo

california independent analyst predicting a rosier picture for the state's kme. a report says california will take in $3.2 billion more than the governor estimates. the new projection likely to fuel a fight in sacramento over just how much money california will have to spend next year. >> this is a building on keppler court. an ambulance sent to the scene and you can see several firefighters on the roof of the building. wrapping things up there. >> california attorney general harris held a summit today with district attorneys across california and says the group analyzed which laws so serve as models to reduce violence. there are 120 laws in california yet crime continues to climb in many cities including oakland. >> since beginning of 2013 oakland lost 34 murders over 185 assaults involving firearms and almost a thousand robberies involving firearms. >> almost a thousand robberies she says involving firearms. the problem was also the subject of a first ever assembly committee gun violence it was convened by rob bata. he is proposing a 10% increase to fundamental

california independent analyst predicting a rosier picture for the state's kme.says california will take in $3.2illion more than the governor estimates. the new projection likely to fuel a fight in sacramento over just how much money california will have to spend next year. >> this is a building on keppler court. an ambulance sent to the scene and you can see sever firefighters on the roof of the building. wrapping things up there. >> californiattorney general harris held a smmit today with district attorneys across california and says the group analyzed which ls so serve as models to reduce violence. there are 120 laws in californiaet crime continues to climb in many cities including oakland. >> since beginning of 2013 oakland lost 34 murders over 185 assaults invving firearms and almost a thousand robberies involving firearms. >> almost a thousand robberies she says involving firrms. the problem was also the subject of a first ever assembly committee gun violence itasonvened by rob bata. he is proposing a 10% increase to fundamentalllness programs. >> police in