madrid. reason we brought you out here today, we're going to hold a unit management team meeting. i think you know why. this conduct report issued for threats, verbal abuse, and gestures and displaying unlawful order. inmate madrid was on the phone approximately 40 minutes. at 5:40 p.m. my correctional officer told nathan madrid to lock down for next shift. he yelled up [ bleep ]. i turned his phone off at that point. i walked to the window and told him this is a directive to lock down. he was told approximately five times. during this time inmate madrid was telling me you're [ bleep ], girl, you're [ bleep ]. if you're writing me up, i'm going to make it worthwhile. inmate madrid locked down and then started banging the door with a stool. he continued for a while. inmate madrid was informed that the incident would be a behavior log and a misconduct report. okay. mr. madrid, this is very inappropriate behavior in this program. >> i lost it. i was talking to my grandmother. she advised me she

we will have the latest from madrid.

vonnie: a raid in google's office in madrid. mark: budweiser's merger is closer.in south africa -- wins final clearance in south africa. tax investigators are searching google and madrid. google says the are cooperating. last month, french investigators raided google offices in paris. mark: plans to bring more diabetes drugs to a place that needs them -- china. >> we are eager to make sure these products can be brought to market because there is a strong need for it. at the moment, new products come into china five years or more later than the eu and u.s. it could benefit chinese patients. mark: the biggest ill ever in the beer industry -- the biggest deal ever in the beer industry is one step to being completed. anheuser-busch, $4 billion takeover. there are some conditions. they have to sell its stake in a south african liquor company. vonnie: time now for our bloomberg quick take what we provide context on issues of interest. saudi arabia's bast oil wealth -- vast oil wealth -- we explore how they plan to navigate the post-oil future. >> women still cannot driv

for more we go live to elliott gotkine in madrid.early results compare and givenxit polls, that the exit polls and pulling in general have not have a great couple weeks? elliott: it was another not so , and i also think for traders and investors whose nerves are shredded will be counting their lucky stars that spain takes place on a sunday, because things would have been all over the place. the polls seem to suggest that the anti-austerity, anti-establishment party had sur they wouldember, and be in that position to potentially form a majority government here in congress, but the first set of results, more than three quarters of those counted paint a different picture. the conservative people's party of the acting prime minister did a lot better than expected, the socialists came second. the two main establishment parties have taken the top two places. that said, we still don't know for sure exactly how this is going to play out, what government they might get, if it will get a government, or if it will go to a third election. joe: w

they were too busy competing with each other covering the battles, especially the siege of madrid. so how to portray all this. i have decided to portray it in the book through the eyes of two american eyewitnesses who saw the whole thing. they were a young couple who were in europe for all things on their honeymoon. lois and charles orr. lois orr was 19 years old. she was a student at the university of louisville in kentucky. she had married or an economics instructor at the university earlier in 1936. they were honeymooning in france and germany when they got word of this remarkable social revolution that had happened simultaneously with the military coup in spain. they were both leftists but of a very independent, anti-stalinist sort. lois, who was very much the live wire of the two, said to her somewhat older, somewhat stockier husband -- stockier husband, we have to go there. they hitchhiked to barcelona arriving two months after the start of the coup and worked there for ten months. lois wrote the most extraordinary series of letters home during that time. and then later spent

we will have the latest from madrid. a very warm welcome, everybody. it has just gone 6:00 in the morning this monday. welcome to the program. it has been a very busy weekend. how will that be reflected in the markets? i can give you the early indications. brexit has been hammering the pound, a boost to some safe haven assets. the duplication we saw in markets. we saw the yen and gold moving higher. up the risk rate. seen as we speak, we have further weakening of the pound. 2% on the1.34, down british currency. the gold price 1327. let's roll through some other assets. this is the picture, a small bounce in equities. we are up by a quarter of a percent. the frantic selling we saw on friday. more appetite for safe haven assets, a drop in yields. that is being reflected. dollar against the norwegian krone, further falls in the oil price. the norwegian krone one of those performing particularly badly this morning. >> david cameron will address parliament today after a weekend of political turmoil. a third of the opposition labor party has quit. it leaves

inmate madrid was on the phone 40 minutes. and told nathan to lock down for next shift.d him this is a directive and he was told five times. during this time the inmate is telling me at [ bleep ]. if you're writing me up i'm going to make it worth while. locked down and then started banging the door with the stool. continued for awhile. he was informed this would be a behavior log and misconduct report. okay mr. madrid this is very inappropriate behavior. >> i lost it. i was talking to my grandmother. she advised me she did her job. it didn't matter to me. >> you got to understand that your mouth keeps getting you in trouble. what you did was you put her authority in question in front of all the other inmates. >> before anything like this happens you should have come to me and said you know what i need to call or i need to do this and i need to be able to speak with my family but once you took it too far with amy, i know you have a habit of doing that because have been advised by some of the other staff members that you'll go off on them and then apologize for it. >> you

victroia: el jugador del atlÉtico de madrid no perdona. >> javier fernÁndez de la pÉrdida.nuto 85. victoria: celebrada a lo grande la anotaciÓn de rafa mÁrquez que se lea como capitán de la selecciÓn azteca. tendrÍamos mÁs drama y más emociones en los Últimos segundos de este encuentro. mÉxico en el contragolpe. latÍn hÉctor herrera, ahÍ estaba la anotaciÓn de hÉctor. alejandro: que bien hÉctor. llegÓ con un olor de victoria para mÉxico. victoria: con ese olfato goleador. terminado de forma dramÁtica este partido. se guardarÁ titular hasta segundos antes de que salieron al terreno de juego. todos sabÍan quiÉn iba a ser el titular. estuvo improvisando, ahora llegaba con este drama. alejandro: salvo ese error tuvo un dÍa redondo. uruguay no fue fÁcil vencerlo. victoria: fue intenso, fue bueno. alejandro: vamos enlazar >> mÉxico, méxico, ra, ra ra! ganamos 3-1! si se pudo! si se pudo! >> que javier pudo grabar un gol. >>le gusta apoyar a la selecciÓn mexicana_ >>a mi me gusta estar con mis amigos y mi familia aquÍ. reportera: los fanÁticos no perdiÓ oportunidad de festejar. qu

we will have the latest live from madrid.t is next. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. london, i mark barton. this is a very special edition of bloomberg markets. elections also underway today as the country votes for the second time in six months. it is all happening this weekend. we're joined from madrid with more details. be will not get results until about 4:30 eastern time, but can you give us some color, what is going on at the moment? sure, we still have 2.5 hours to go until voting closes here in the elections. vote, run-up to the opinion polls have pointed to a similar but slightly different outcome than the one we had last december, mainly with the people's party and the acting minister winning the largest number of seats in the chamber of deputies. of, still falling short enough seats, the majority, to be able to govern on his own. who comes in second and third is really key. if the antiestablishment party that is most closely compared to yriza increase, the likely scenario is that you get a governmen

sales joins us from madrid. how is it going to affect the shootings? -- affect bhanu: --s? this is a recording of the interior minister in his own office. it is quite remarkable good in that conversation, the minister is asking the fraud investigator what sort of evidence he's got against separatist notations and discussing the best way to get that information into the papers without it being traced back to them. campaign thatc has been brought into the open three days before voters go to the polls. francine: what is the outlook beyond sunday. ben: there is a consensus. voice bp is going to have the most -- rajoy's bp is going to have the most seats in parliament. in the middle you have the socialists and pro-market reformers who are looking for european consensus friendly reform of spain, more competition budget discipline. but that bp, the socialists and less analysts, you have agreement on what the policies -- on what policies they want. -- well rajoy try to cling onto his job despite the allegations against him flacco or will the step aside? if he steps aside, the deal

then joins us from madrid with more.looking out for tonight and how many people are still really invested in this election rather than just fatigued by the whole thing? ben: there is an element of fatigue, but spain is in such an interesting and important of medical junction that a lot of people are still very engaged in this process. political debate shows, political candidates debates, remained kind of box office in spain. what will be looking for is to see how the dynamic is between the different leaders. after this election, there's going to have to be negotiations, some kind of packed to get a government in this country. , for the personal dynamic between these four guys, and they are all on brees, is going to be important. last time around, the socialist candidate went for the jugular in his attacks on mariano rajoy, questioning his integrity in harsh terms. he's rolled back a bit whereas the pro-market guy has been really stepping up his rhetoric. iglesias,ave the guy, probably the main challenger at the moment in

let's go to madrid. was brexit?how elliott: crowing it this morning. it was the brexit that one it.eration but not really because the people's party won the last election in december. even though the pinion holes -- evenewhat wide, though the opinion polls were somewhat wide, they had him winning this election. find listening. aboutmments warning them the possibility of jeopardizing spain's economic recovery. spain's at newspapers, the main daily here saying the people's party were otherthening and the losing ground. another newspaper saying the spaniards gave another chance. another saying mr. record is worth a aside they want him to govern. rajoy., a victory for last night they said there was a festive move at the people's party gathering outside the museum. francine: thank you elliott. updates through the day, of course. now a chief economist. what is the chance of knee-jerk referendums? will we see it through as we saw throughout the weekend. some commentators were suggesting. then you look at spain, i know it is not 100% brexit at maybe the people will think twice when they vot

this is what happened when they arrived in madrid. the dresses, they had beautiful hair. but the wind, the wind made their -- you could say it was challenging. still, they handled it well, i think you could say. >> what do you protect more the dress or the hair? that's the challenge they're facing. >> i think you first go for the dress. the dress is a top priority. they're on their last leg of their three nation tour to promote education for girls. >> the president was there and held her skirt a few years ago. >> take notes. >> two sisters in texas will have a great story to tell their can kids who were both born on the same day. >> this was not planned. in fact, their due dates were weeks apart, but the younger sister was late, and the older sister went into labor a littl they ended up in the hospital on the very same day. a few hours later, cousins made their debut. >> the newborns are both healthy and they'll have more than each other. both have older siblings. >> a lot of help around the house. >> no excuse to forget their birthday. >> and the moms can hang out and ce

atlÉtico de madrid firmÓ una extensiÓn de contrato para una jugada mÁs. de inmigrantes. la corte suprema acaba con la esperanza de casi 5 millones de indocumentados. el presidente barack obama calificÓ el fallo de desgarrador. dolor, rabia, una enorme sensaciÓn de injusticia, causó en la comunidad de inmigrantes el veredicto. activistas y organizaciones no se rinden y quieren identificar la acciÓn polÍtica para lograr una reforma migratoria. comenzamos. ♪ ♪

change the way america taxes its businesses so they can compete and win, whether on main street or in madrid. and when they win, they will not be charged one dime to bring those profits back home here to america to be invested in good jobs, research and growth. for the first time, we'll end the penalties in the current tax code that too often force american companies to move their jobs, their technologies and headquarters overseas. no longer will we be the only major country that still taxes its own exports. no longer will american products lose out to foreign competitors simply because they're proudly stamped "made in america." for the first time, local businesses will be able to immediately write off unlimited investments in building, equipment and technology. this new wave of business investment coarsing through our local economies will be a strong catalyst for more jobs along main street. for the first time since it was established in 1916, we will end the death tax so family-owned farms and businesses will never again fear the i.r.s. swooping in and taking nearly half of the nest egg th

un medio britÁnico publicÓ que si chicharito habrÍa dicho que el real madrid no lo dejaron ser la estrellacon camisa de cualquier selecciÓn participante en la copa amÉrica centenario mandala en este momento y tendientes al especial de copa amÉrica este viernes a las cuatro de la tarde porque su foto podrÍa estar en televisiÓn. vamos al bÉisbol de grandes ligas, una serÁ tomada la ventaja el equipo de los atlÉticos, los atléticos terminaron con la victoria cinco carreras a uno. vamos a una breve pausa y regresamos con mÁs. guillermo: que tal amigos, buenas tardes, primera vez que se lanza en este 2016 la advertencia de aire contaminado por este sistema de alta presiÓn, si ustedes pueden no usar el automÓvil, hÁgalo. pues bueno, se sugiere que por favor no lo hagan debido a que el aire se va a estancar y eso es malo para personas pequeÑas al igual que para personas adultas. vemos como las lluvias van hacia el centro del paÍs y el aire seco se mantiene en la regiÓn, la alta presión, y ello como si fuera una cacerola se mantiene cÁlida y seca asÍ que mucho cuidado, especialmente mantÉngase en

the highest paid >> the thing is, when he plays for real madrid, he's practically unstoppable. for some reason, when he comes out for his home country, he doesn't lauls perform so well. today he certainly did. hopefully that copies. portugal advances as one of the top four third place teams. >> it's good to be number three. >>> almost as much fun to watch as the matches are the fan who's follow their teams. >> the irish fans got a little out of hand after their team beat italy, 1-0. they climbed on the roof of a car in france and then dented it. >> so first an pol yet tick fans stuffed cash through the windows to pay for the repairs. then they banged out the dent themselves. all while chanting the boys in green fixed the car. they need a better slogan. >> the boys in green filmed the car after the boys in green were the one moz dented the car. i doubt the car owner was happy to see that. >> i should point out ireland too bad they're going to lose to france in their next round but you know. >> rooting for france. >> so it is. >> go portugal. >> you're not even french. >>> coming

ben sills in madrid. who needs a government? had to break, let's get a live shot of that debate in parliament. there is a government here, although there is a leader of the government. he will not be a leader for too much longer. david cameron is still addressing questions in the house of commons. more "bloomberg markets" ahead. ♪ vonnie: live from london and new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton and this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. the british discount airline easyjet once the british exit vote will hurt earnings this summer. they say the decision to leave the eu will cost economic uncertainty and that means easyjet revenue will drop but a single digit percentage in the second half of its fiscal year. more fallout from the brexit vote, this time involving british employers. summer planning -- some are planning to freeze recruitment and may move operations outside the cap, according to a survey by

she is due to give a speech girls in madrid. you can see malia starting the trip off with her in liberia, before going to morocco. >>> d.c. public schools chancellor, kaya henderson, stepping down after five years on the job. she says she is leaving in september. she gets high marks in a lot of areas. public school enrollment is up. test scores are up, compared to other districts. but achievement gaps still low. 75%, compared to 82% for white students. mayor muriel bowser said she did not ask for her resignation. bowser promises a nationwide search to replace henderson. >>> an idea that has been around since 1982. but a lot of attention on social media. >> yes. sure did. we're talking about name, new columbia. it is what d.c. could be called if it were ever to become a state. what do you think about that? >> we'll see. >>> new at 6:00. >> d.c. first voted to become a state more than three decade ago. last night, the d.c. state commission voted to keep that name. in its latest push for statehood. but as i found out today, not eve

. >>> en madrid espaÑa blanca ruiz para noticias telemundo. >>> al regresar al noticiero. >>> el lanzador> vive una experiencia personalizada donde sea, cuando sea. noticias telemundo a tu manera. más rápida del país. y así es como se siente recibir 50% de descuento en la mayoría de tarifas de proveedores nacionales también. ♪ así que imagínate cómo se siente cambiarse a sprint y comprar un iphone 6s y recibir otro gratis al añadir una segunda línea. además, pruébanos sprint por 30 días. si no estás satisfecho, te devolvemos tu dinero. maaaaaa......a ¿qué pasa robotito? no uso esa pasta de dientes... del pasado!!! (con tono medio robótico) ahí me di cuenta que necesitaba...cambiar a crest. descubre la protección de crest contra caries, test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test tan grande. tan listo para conquistar el mundo. creí que ya había criado a mi bebé. pero ahora tengo que volver a empezar de cero. a pesar de su rareza, la meningitis meningocócica puede destruir vidas. en menos de 24 horas, puede causar daños cereb

Área y miren lo que hace cristiano ronaldo en el Último penal le habÍa dado la champion con real madriditro, bien definido por intermedio de su figura y despuÉs llegarÍa un autogol, al minuto 87 por parte de... cÓmo se marcan goles sobre el final en tiempo de descuento en esta aire copa, pasamos a continuaciÓn con otro tema, porque en la fÓrmula uno, maÑana se carrera el gran premio en la pista el alemÁn saldra de la primera posiciÓn, el campeon mundial, saldrÁ en la dÉcima posiciÓn por un accidente mientras que sergio checo pÉrez tuvo una magnÍfica clasificaciÓn pero fue penalizado. >> tal como lo habÍa advertido el dueÑo de las chivas rayadas de guadalajara jorge vergara el equipo de guadalajara, solo prestara a 3 jugadores para juegos olÍmpicos rio de janeiro. >> el director tÉcnico gutierrez aÚn estÁ contando con 6 jugadores del rebaÑo, esta historia reciÉn empieza y vamos a ver si el mexicano, ce a las peticiones del tri. >> esta noche en ti"titulares telemundo" ampliaremos mÁs de esta noticia, mÁs los resultados de copa amÉrica. >> prefiero a mÉxico o chile? >> a mÉxico 100%. >> y

surprised if you see a stray shower or two, wrapping around with this paris if, as well as over towards madride, just south of that front, it looks like partly cloudy skies, a high of 31, nice and warm out there. all right. let's move over here towards the americas. still have that threat, even on the satellite picture on wednesday evening. there's that cell blowing up along the ohio river, there's that threat of flooding, and also chance of damaging winds as it does continue to push toward the east. still got the severe thunderstorm threat stretching over into parts of northern alabama and mississippi, you could be seeing that threat come through with the thunderstorm or hail. tornado chances are there. i think it should be tapering off. also behind it's very dry conditions, fire weather possible there. plus blazing heat. right now look at tucson, a high of 39, but it could be up into the mid 40s next week. i'll leave you know with your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline," i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. x0 ♪ >> welcome to "in good shape." c

we have more live from madrid. scarlet: let's get you bloomberg first word news. go to mark crumpton at the news desk. mark: more reaction to the you k's vote to exit the european union. appearing on abc's "this week," mitch mcconnell said u.k. citizens got tired of being told what to do.

. >>> es una lesiÓn vieja >>> del real madrid >>> se ha lastimado del hombro y lo ha venido aquejandaquejandoala se recupere, porque Éste puede ser el evento que le lee van vante el Ánimo a que le lee van vante el Ánimo a >>> llegamos al final de est "comunidad del valle", yo soy damián trujillo y hoy en nuestro programa, otro tributo a la cantante selena para este 4 de julio, aquí su "comunidad del valle". locutor: telemundo 48 presenta: "comunidad del valle", con damián trujillo. damián trujillo: comenzamos hoy con nuestra visita mensual del consulado general de méxico aquí en san josé. loren cruz sandoval nos acompaña esta tarde aquí, también con rafael sánchez que es director de ecosistema emprende-- dime de dónde, por favor, se me está trabando la lengua. rafael sánchez: del ecosistema emprendimiento innovador del campus guadalajara, del tecnológico de monterrey.

of economice head policy joins us now from madrid.se of exactly what you expect come sunday. your party came forth in the last election. will you be hoping for a better place than fourth? >> thanks for inviting me. i would say the results are not going to be very different than what we saw last time, that we saw six months ago. for us, i'm very optimistic. i think we have run a good campaign and the big question is, how are we going to be able to perform a government. the point here is, the party of represent is going to support a constitutional majority. reformist and pro-growth agenda. we will try to get to an agreement. is, therek, my goal is going to be room for agreement among the three big parties. guy: good morning, it is guy johnson from london. do you think he will with the next prime minister? >> we don't think he should be the guy that should be leading the transition, or this second b ig transition in our country. he has been very closely connected with some scandals. i think he had a big opportunity throughout the last fo

that was mexico's tourism secretary enrique daylight madrid. -- enrique de la madrid.enator lewis really galvanized the gun sit-in movement yesterday right around noon, so it has been about 25 hours so far. u.s. speaker paul ryan says it is a publicity son. he actually dismissed and adjourned the house for a 3:00long vacation after a.m. yesterday. nevertheless, the democrats have hunkered down. scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ e alix: a visit 1:00 p.m. in new york and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. scarlet: welcome to "bloomberg markets." scarlet: in new york, good afternoon. i am scarlet fu. alix: i am alix steel. we are watching the u.k. registered voters going to the polls to cast their ballots on eu membership. holes are open, but we will be following all the action across a day of a special coverage starting today at 5:00 p.m. eastern. scarlet: could the success of a cloud company ipo surge away the tech offerings? alix: the u.s. housing authority what he, we will hear sees as the biggest challenge facing the market. scarlet: we wanted to head to the market desk,

debemos continuar con el proyecto" >> el atlÉtico madrid dijo que antoine, firmÓ hasta el 30 de junioo jugÓ este jueves, en la tradicional exhibiciÓn debÍa a wimbledon. por desgracia la lluvia graficada si la interrupciÓn posible de la programaciÓn podrÍa afectar otros compromisos que tiene en londres, explicaron desde la organizaciÓn. sensible baja en wimbledon, la nÚmero seis del mundo no se recuperÓ de la lesión en la rodilla y se perderÁ el gran slam. el cÉsped pierde a una de las mejores jugadoras de la temporada que llegas a un rÉcord de 26 ganados y tres perdidos, tres tÍtulos en el 2016. >> en sÓlo minutos estarÉ de vuelta con todo lo que debes saber de tus artistas favoritos. no te lo pierdas. aquÍ estÁn los mejores chismes varios artÍculos personales de winnie houston estarÁn disponibles en una subasta en california a partir de maÑana, pero su premio que ganÓ en 1986 estÁ en plena batalla legal. los organizadores, lo quieren poner a disposiciÓn de los coleccionistas. y la academia de las artes y la televisiÓn prohÍbe terminantemente la nta de sus estuillas. las mismas autori

madrid, 34 degrees with partly sunny conditions. athens at 35 degrees. despite rainy conditions on your tuesday. now, across japan, torrerential rains are affecting many parts of western japan including kumamoto and also kagoshima. in about 24 hours, 280 millimeters s of rain has falle. that's a lot. that's causing damage to crops lilike oranges orr tomatoes in kumamamoto. so w weather has been very bad since the rainy season started. more wet weather is expected as we go into tomorrow. an additional 100 mielllimeters could fall on top of that. it's going to sty well through tomorrow and the same system also affecting central portions of china. heavy rain is causing flooding across central portions of china as well. we have some footage coming out of sichuan province. the incident left many vehicles stranded as debris from a landslide blocked off the main route. the area had been hit by intense rainfall for more than a week. it looks like rain should let up as we go into wednesday. however, more rain is anticipated for sichuan province. now, el nino has

un paquete sospechoso dejado en la avenida, cerca de la avenida madrid, en el noreste de filadelfia comoos de el escuadrÓn antibombas. no representaba ningÚn peligro el interior de un paquete. al menos dos personas resultaron lesionadas luego de un incidente en una subestaciÓn elÉctrica en el centro de filadelfia. pero cuando llegaron los bomberos luego de que recibieron la llamada que informaba de un hombre herido luego de recibir una descarga elÉctrica, fue llevado al hospital, otra personalidad, tambiÉn fue llevada al hospital. la policÍa investiga un accidente en que un trabajador de la vida, en un centro de lavado de carros en el noreste de filadelfia, ocurriÓ hoy en la maÑana, alrededor de las 11. segÚn indicÓ un hombre de 22 aÑos, se encontraba limpiando las ventanas de un vehÍculo, cuando fue impactado, luego otro auto tambiÉn le impactÓ cuando salÍa de aquel lugar. rodrÍguez investigan. equipos de bomberos batallaban un fuego en el centro, luego de que 20 autos prendieron fuego, las llamas se desataron, no se reportaron heridos y aÚn se desconoce que provocÓ el fuego. autoridade

in madrid, candles on a giant >> in australia, a crowd gathered as the council house building in perth rainbow colors. >> in britain, bagpipes played in scotland. as thousands crammed the streets of soho, the gay center of london, breaking out to sometimon & garfunkel that has become the clarion call of a new generation. ♪ like a bridge over troubled water ♪ >> so many touching tributes all around the world. >> and some of them from kind of unexpected places. b we saw the memorial in russia. the prime minister of pakistan and russia, two areas where gay sex is illegal, yet pakistan calling it a gruesome act of terror. india condolences. >> qen >>> on this tuesday, june 14th making news in america, we remember the victims in the orlando nightclub massacre and an emotional gathering in orlando and other vigils around the world as more stories of heroism emerge. >>> new details about the shooter, a look inside his apartment after it was raided by the fbi and a witness saying the shooter was seen many times before mingling at that same gay nightclub. >> he would try to meet people and try

the organization that was set up after the madrid bombings to assist terror threat levels in the country -- they have said they received these kinds of messages a lot of the time and they are not going to increase that threat level, which currently relies on three out of four here. it has been for a number of months. that is why there is a strong presence on the street of the capital. also a number of policemen who are very visible and also undercover. when it comes to police, police are being calm, so they have gotten word of this news but they are taking it with a pinch of salt. they are concerned and have been told that they may be able to take their weapons at home at night if they are bearing the brunt of what happened on monday night with a policeman and his wife, who lost their lives right in their very own home. people in are brussels and belgium reacting to the increased police presence and the uncertainty? meabh: well, they are getting used to it, quite frankly. this latest report has not changed people's attitudes. people are taking the metro, the tram, the public bus, and spe

donde el equipo dirigido por duchamps dios certero cabezazo en la recta final del delantero del real madridde lo que ocurra en la Última jornada. mÁs temprano,hansik dirigiÓ la victoria de eslovaquia 2-1, contra rusia que con n. en dos jornadas se le complicÓ la existencia en esta eurocopa, y es tercero del grupo. vamos a hablar de la nba, los warriors no podrÁn contar para el resto de esta final con su pivote, el australiano sufriÓ un golpe en la rodilla derecha durante la disputa del quinto partido en aukland arena, y se confirmÓ que el golpe habÍa afectado el hueso de la tibia por lo que el jugador queda descartado para el resto de las finales. debut y victoria, le fue bien al suizo roger federer, no tuvo mayores problemas para vencer al local, 6-4, 7-6, en un partido tÍpico de cÉsped con pocos peloteos, dominio del servicio por parte del helvÉtico. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva, que tengan un buen dÍa. ♪ ♪ ilia: la banda limÓn de mÚsica regional mexicana estÁ de estreno con nuevo disco, stephanie tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con algunos de sus miembros. >> es un disco que prepara

muchos otros se han dedicado a la mosca, como Él es ser del real madrid Álvaro benito, y el cantante fÚtbol ya han comenzado a explorar otras carreras, como james rodrÍguez, que ademÁs de estudiar ingenierÍa de sistemas se ha dedicado al modelaje, al igual que cristiano ronaldo, y el mismÍsimo chicharito. eso es saber jugar dentro y fuera de la cancha. llili: eso es ser inteligente. aunque muchos no han hecho los mismo. carlos: tÚ tienes un eje -- hijo, imagina que te dice voy a estudiar computaciÓn como james rodrÍguez, y el estratega voy a dedicarme al fÚtbol, te da un ataque. raÚl: las banderas colombianas han empezado a estar aquÍ. como pueden ver, ya el equipo de james, el equipo de colombia estÁ en el terreno de juego. llevan practicando aproximadamente dos minutos. chile estÁ a punto de salir. esto quiere decir que en unos quince minutos este juego va a comenzar. detrÁs de mÍ pueden ver al equipo de colombia que viene de blanco. chile no ha salido todavÍa, pero estÁ a punto de salir. el terreno de juego estÁn buenas condiciones. no se siente que hay tanta agua. hicieron un bue

sills from the dread. -- from madrid. manus: let's talk about the fed.will likely hold off raising the interest rate at the meeting's kicking off today. they should expect the june statement to reflect "eager yet cautious" commitment and the slow growth and employment raising alarm bells. is still with us in the london studio. this is a fine line. if the nonfarm payroll number from last week was a one-off for the beginning of a bigger slowdown. mouhammed: i think you hit the nail on the head, 38 house and and8,000 sent shockwaves potential for rate hike in the june meeting has pretty much gone off the table. reserve, as it always has stated, will be data-dependent and wait for further confirmation that the economy is actually in a good place before it moves. they will always err on the side of caution in the current environment. , we've beenmed talking about when the fed will follow-up up on the rate hike. they took rates so low. one thing i thought was interesting and one of my colleagues at "bloomberg view" drew my atteion to this that the probability

the fear of haitian rule and haitian domination, those on the eastern side of the island invited madrid to come back and take over, but this rather pernicious event was quickly overtaken by the onset of the u.s. civil war, and the united states, which had not recognize haiti, finally found out who its real friends and enemies were, because spanish cuba -- cuba then was controlled by spain -- was leaning towards diplomatic support of the so-called united states of america, and as we all know, the british abolitionists were barely able to prevent london from lending diplomatic support to the so-called con get recall states of america, but haiti stood four square in favor of the united states government as it fought this death match against the slave-holding confederate states of america. by the way, april 15, 2016, marked the onset of emancipation of the enslaved in neighboring washington, dc, which is being marked as we speak. in any case, no good deed goes unpunished, and as a result of haiti helping to support the united states of america during its hour of need, during this u.s. civil

. >> and for more perspective, sarah morris in madrid. let me start by asking you how this news has been digested there in the spaninish capital? >> well, it's an enormous shock. i don't think people expected this. it hasn't really been a focus of the spanish election campaign and tododay was the la day of that spanish campaign. ththe voters are going to be polled on sunday and thehe politicians have been forcrced spend 9 whole dayay talkingng a brexit and the consequences, and above all w what will happe to up to one million britons who actually live in spain.n. they have the largest number in briritish utsiside the -- uk.k. and particularly they're concerned about hehealth care, people living on the fact and very reliant that t spain h h a free n national health service under the terms of the e.u. agreement and many are talking about how will they pay to this -- for that t health care? whatat will happen to theheir pensions if the value of the pound continues to fall? and gibralta, a small place where 9%9% of the peoplele vote remainin

sastre spoke to nhk in madrid thursday. he says the hostages were handed over to the al qaeda linked nusra front group in october. >> translator: they said to me, we will sell you to islamic state militants. the spanish government has abandoned you. we'll cut off your fingers. you have no future. >> he described the conditions during his detention. >> translator: i was kept in a small room about 1 12 meters square. they made me wear a mask at night and handcuffed me when they took me from house to house. there was little chance to move around. >> sastre mentioned japanese journalist jumpei yasuda who disappeared last june. the news rant front is also reportedly holding him. he says he didn't see him during his detention but hopes he'll be released soon. >>> a japanese auto maker reported more problems in connection with the fuel data scandal. gene otani brings us the details and other business stories. >>> >>> the scandal at mitsubishi motors is widening. company officials now say the fuel economy data on 14 models marketed

said he madrid striker is partly to blame. >> he has bowed to pressure from racist part of france. i don't understand why i haven't been selected. reporter: the french football federation decided not to select in april after he was accused of trying to blackmail former teammate with a sex tape. ma, who is of algerian dissent from denies any wrongdoing. his action comes after comments made by a former football star earlier this week suggesting and anothernzema were left out because of their ethnicity. >> the only one in france with a truly french name. has declinedchamps to respond but said he would take legal action. several french politicians have spoken in support of the coach. >> what is this racist part of france that benzema talks about? i condemn these sweeping statements. france is not a racist country. reporter: many say current debates are a far cry from the glory days of 1998, when the french won the world cup with players that came from all corners of the world. despite the controversy, benzema has pledged to support france in the euro 2016 tournament, which is due to st

taking a look at other business headlines, spanish tax authorities have rated google in madrid, localedia reporting and investigation into suspected tax evasion. is cooperating with authorities, complying with the country's fiscal legislation. this comes one month after french officials searched google in paris. other multinational companies are coming under growing pressure from the eu to increase transparency about taxing in individual countries and said at the shifting profits to low tax jurisdictions. european antitrust authorities have opened an investigation into anheuser-busch, citing concerns that it may be hindering cheaper imports of beer from the netherlands and france into the more expensive belgian market. south african authorities have become the latest to approve their merger with miller. the giants say they are on track to close the deal by the end of the year. they still need a greenlight from regulators and the u.s. and china. the board of hershey has rejected a takeover offer by the bodily international and a half a 52-week high earlier in session before being suspe

high of 23 in paris. 22 in london. 22 in madrid. the east sees the rain. 21 in kiev. rain toward athens and rome through the day on friday. meanwhile, as you look a at the forecast for north america. notice all these clouds thatt just seem to really pop up over the rockies and down to the desert southwest. we have some unsettled weather due to a cold front crossing over the mountains. that will bring the possibility of some thunderstorms. we have a lot of warm air surging in in front of this front. that's the reason why we are going to see temperatures bouncing up quite high. so just be very careful that you are looking out for the possibility of some strong thunderstorms from time to time. now, down toward the deep south i want to bring to your attention a couple areas of high pressure. thatat will bring in sououtherl flow. it will be hot as we go toward the weekend. so look out. we're looking at temperatures moving up through the 30s as we go into saturday, especially on sunday, especially for the carolinas. dry along the eastern seaboard. high of 35 in denver! we'r

he spoke to nhk in madrid on thursday. he said the hostages were handed over to the al qaeda-linked nusra front group in october. >> translator: they said to me, we will sell you to islamic state militants. the spanish government has abandoned you. we'll cut off your fingers, you have no future. >> he described the conditions during his detention. >> i was kept in a small room, about 12 meters square. may >> they made me wear a mask at night and handcuffed me when they took me from house to house, there was little chance to move around. >> sastre discussed japanese journalist who disappeared in june last year. the nusra front is also reportedly holding him. he said he did not see him during his detention, but he hopes he'll be released soon. >>> japanese officials are trying to determine whether a metal object that washed ashore is part of a north korean missile. the object was found thursday on a beach in western japan. the metal piece of debris is about two meters long and one meter wide. >> translator: we found some cab

honestamente que abunden cuerpos que quite la vida sin tan fÁcil realmente es muy triste las autoridades de madridgedia... --una popular estudiante de preparatoria de pittsburg y un ex alumno murieron ahogados el Ábado al ser arrastrados por la corriente.--hoy, los compaÑeros de zuleica ruiz y de brandos carranza realizaron un vigilia para recordarla y maÑana, el Ía que se hubiera graduado, las autoridades escolares haÁn otra. --durante la ceremonia de graduacÓn la madre de zuleica recibiÁ post mortem el diploma de la estudiante que soÑaba con convertirse en oficial de la poliÍa de pittsburg. ---en otra tragedia similar, unos buzos recuperaron los cadaveres de dos adolescentes de 15 aÑos que desaparecieron el Ábado en el reservorio "woodward", al norte de "oakley".---los jovenes estaban en una lancha con sus familiares y todos saltaron al agua... nadie teÍa chaleco salvavidas cuando las Íctimas desaparecieron en el reservorio.---los dos adolescentes iban a escuelas de oakland. ---los partidos de la copa america centenario ya estan a la vuelta de la esquina. en san jose, este viernes arranca el mag

this report from madrid. in sixr: 2 election wins months. it is no wonder the popular party is celebrating. voters greeting their leader as a hero. even the party even increased its share of the vote -- the party even increased its share of the vote but failed to win a majority again. the popular party are entering their history -- enjoying their history. despite all of this excitement, it is far from over. the party still has to form a government and that is going to be very hard. before the vote come all the attention was focused here. it ran on protests against austerity and corruption. when a staggering 20% of the last ballot. they couldn't boost that. perhaps people were wary of risk after the u.k. vote to leave the eu. -- it should spain's fragile economy. fore are going to fight europe where social rights are a reality and obviously, we are for europe and for the people in europe. reporter: in the end, the message proved most persuasive. it urged continuity and a safe pair of hands. no use unless the party can form a government. and s

change the way america taxes its businesses so they can compete and win, whether on main street or in madrid. and when they win, they will not be charged one dime to bring those profits back home here to america to be invested in good jobs, research and growth. for the first time, we'll end the penalties in the current tax code that too often force american companies to move their jobs, their technologies and headquarters overseas. no longer will we be the only major country that still taxes its own exports. no longer will american products lose out to foreign competitors simply because they're proudly stamped "made in america." for the first time, local businesses will be able to immediately write off unlimited investments in building, equipment and technology. this new wave of business investment coarsing through our local economies will be a strong catalyst for more jobs along main street. for the first time since it was established in 1916, we will end the death tax so family-owned farms and businesses will never again fear the i.r.s. swooping in and taking nearly half of the nest egg th

she is is due to give a speech today to a group in madrid.he first lady is accompanied by her daughters, sasha and malia with a trip to liberia, before flying to morocco. >>> they are calling it a british bomb shell. meanwhile, delivered by the man who led the brexit movement in england. johnson announced he would not be running to replace outgoing prime minister david cameron. the former london mayor was considered a favorite to replace cameron. >>> call it high anxiety. for people stranded on a rollercoaster. in oklahoma. it stalled out and left eight people, including seven kids, stuck at the top of the ride. for more than an hour. and they waited about 100 feet up in the air to be rescued. power was cut to the rail and firefighters had to help the riders climb their way down. investigators are trying to determine what caused the malfunction. >>> uber meanwhile is using new techno will. the riding company is incorporating software to track things like sudden acceleration and braking and whether drivers are actually holding their phones whi

madrid would seek to use economic pressure to underline its territorial claims tito vallejo is not worriedut such threats. he's already experienced one blockade when the then spanish dictator franco blocked off the land route in 1969. overnight, families were divided. it was effectively a siege, designed to bring economic hardship to gibraltar. tito: we've got the whole commonwealth behind us. you know they think that we might not need europe. don't worry. we've got the whole commonwealth. we still use the commonwealth for many things: like meat, butter, and things like that come from new zealand, australia, places like that. so, they want to close? they're going to suffer again. all these towns, cities around here, will become ghost cities again, and all the people will have to emigrate. >> in la linea, the border city on the spanish side, mayor juan franco has enough worries already. unemployment here stands at 37%. for this town, gibraltar's strong economy is a lifeline. mayor franco: economically, we -- every day 8,000 residents , cross the border from la linie to work in gibraltar. th

the party does not reverse course, according to longtime california republican policy advisor mike madrid. so you've seen in your adult life, as a republican, california go from a competitive state to possibly with the exception of schwarzenegger, is one of the bluest states there is. >> yeah. >> reporter: to what extent do you think the immigration issue helped propel california in that direction? >> oh, there's a direct correlation, there's no question about it. the mid-1990s were really a definitive time for the party-- the republican party of california. and i think that's really a precursor, a preview of what's likely to come nationally. >> reporter: just as important, the state's view of immigrants has undergone a fundamental change. dan schnur, was governor wilson's chief spokesman and has spent his career in california republican politics. he now directs a think tank at u.s.c. >> a young californian who went to school grew up in a neighborhood of people of a whole range of races and ethnicities, they don't think of undocumented immigration as a crisis, or even a problem. >> report