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the monaco grand prix is on this weekend.wo of the three races in the triple round of motorsports happening in the next few days. that is probably why there is not so much market reaction to janet yellen's speech on the economy. stay with us. ♪ welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i want to get a check of the markets with julie hyman. has there been any reaction yet? julie: there hasn't been a lot of reaction. the janet yellen tell us anything we didn't know? not so much. we are heading into the holiday weekend, i'm looking at volume right now that is running more than 20 said low that 30 day average or the 100 day average. a lot of folks have gotten out of dodge and that is reflecting what we are seeing in the session. take a look at what is going on in treasuries. much more of a factor than the yellen commentary was the cpi that we got earlier today. at ther inflation rising core level in the fastest pace in two years. that seemed to catch the market off guard. treasury yields move up. a similar situation with the doll

to bring her two children back from monaco.g snag in the form of a judge's ruling. one of our newest correspondents, kayna whitworth joins us with more. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. like you said, kelly rutherford seemingly had caught a break. this morning, her two children, ages 5 and 8, are still living with their german-born father in monaco, following an emergency hearing. a setback in kelly rutherford's battle for her children. a california judge halting the court order that would have brought the "gossip girl" and "melrose place" star's children back to the united states. >> it took you long enough. >> reporter: her ex-husband's lawyer filing documents showing that the court in monaco has jurisdiction over the children. >> right now, it's a question of jurisdiction. who has the right to make some determination about the custody of her two children? >> reporter: just a week ago, rutherford was celebrating a surprise victory. the california court granting her temporary sole custody. a decis

so, monaco has its own order.the state department will step in because you now have the california court unambiguous. >> could they actually extradite him if he say he's staying in monaco? >> they can't extradite him but they could take the kids. >> this is temporary custody. when it comes to permanent custody, what's the most likely outcome? >> june 15th is the time to have another discussion about this. but if he's confronted with this california order and he refuses to turn over the kids, i think that will be a further case for her in california. to say, he's not abiding by any of your rulings. and that could really hurt him when it comes to the permanent custody. now, remember, if she were to get physical custody of the children, and there was a visitation, they would probably do what she's done before. she would make sure she was visiting with him in canada, mexico, bermuda, other places. >> some place neutral. >> exactly. but look, he's got the apply for a u.s. visa again. >> which he may not do. >> he hasn'

lisa monaco, thank you for joining us. why should these surveillance programs be continued? >> good to be with you, judy. thanks for having me. judy what's at stake here is the lapse of three important national security authorities that were lapsed on sunday expire sunday night if the senate doesn't act and what's at issue here is, frankly a number of uncontroversial authorities that have been used to important effect by our national security investigators for years. these are authorities that have been reauthorized several times over the last several years and these are tools as basic building blocks for national security investigations to catch terrorists to identify territories, to identify terrorists' plots and they are used to great effect by our investigators and our f.b.i. agents and intelligence community. what you've heard from the f.b.i. director and others is that the loss of these tools will impact their work tremendously. >> woodruff: so has the president agreed to scale back the mass collection of american phone data in order that there be some restrictions on

this morning, her two children ages 5 and 8, are still living with their german-born father in monacoergency hearing. a setback in kelly ruterford's battle for her children. a california judge halting the court order that would have brought the "gossip girl" and "melrose place" star's children back to the united states. the court in monaco has jurs diagnosis over the children. >> right now, it's a question of jurisdiction. who has the right to make som determination about the custody of her two children. >> reporter: just a week ago sherks was celebrating a surprise victory. the kr kr court dpranting her temporary sole custody. dae six made after the actress accused her ex-husband of preventer her from seeing them unless she sur recommendered the chirp's passports. something he denies. in a statement, his attorney said that quote daniel will continue to not comment on court orders on proceedings in order to protect them. this morning, her battle for her children continues. >> it would not surprise me if further appeals are not made for the state department the prez department or her e

pasamos a la fÓrmula uno ya que el britÁnico hamilton consigue la posiciÓn para el gran premio de mÓnaco soldados caÍdos. nos vamos a despedir con las imÁgenes de los pequeÑos hijos de estos soldados que se han quedado huÉrfanos pagando el precio de la libertad. felix: los menores fueron invitados al pentÁgono. el edificio se convirtiÓ en un patio de juegos durante la ceremonia de recordaciÓnen honor a los hÉroes. >> podemos ver en el pentÁgono como estos pasillos en donde caminan por zonas con mucho poder, ahora estÁn los pequeÑos jugando y recordando el sacrificio de sus padres. felix: nosotros los esperamos en la ediciÓn nocturna. >> hasta la prÓxima. >> en el capÍtulo anterior... marina: ¿me mandÓ a llamar, seÑor? urrutia: cuando lo termine lo imprime y lo lleva de parte mÍa a esta direcciÓn, ¿de acuerdo? es muy urgente, ¿eh? marina: sÍ, seÑor. urrutia: feliz cumpleaÑos, briones. ¿ya terminÓ con la garrocha argentina? mira, nomÁs, el regalote que le estoy mandando. [rÍe] gina: ¿carlos? carlos: gina. gina: ¿puedo verte en tu casa para darte tu regalito? carlos: claro, ¿a quÉ hora vien

the mood in the control center in monaco is tense. the middle of it all is prince albert, who sponsored the project lavishly. >> andre, here is albert. i have good news. i herewith grant permission for take-off. have a good flight and, above all, lots of sunshine! reporter: 7:12 in the morning. the start of a trip around the world, powered by nothing but sunlight. shortly before takeoff there were still problems with the electronics. but now everything's going smoothly. cheering in monaco. the team feels tremendous relief. the two pilots have been preparing and training for months, 72 hours in a flight simulator. survival training in ice cold water on a german army base. plenty of test flights in payerne, switzerland. technical problems kept arising and there were other setbacks, but no huge accidents or disasters. how did it all start? bertrand piccard is following in his father jacques' footsteps. this monster in scaffolding was his father's creation. in 1964, it was the sensation at the lausanne expo, a submarine for tourists. bert

monaco has its own order. incident. i'm convinced the state department will step in 37 you have the california court unambiguous. >> could they extradite him? >> they can't but they could take the kids. >> when it comes to permanent custody, somewhat the most likely outcome? >> june 15th is the time to have another discussion about this. but if he's confronted with this california order and he refuses to turn over the kids i think that will be a further case for her in california. to say, he'ss not abiding by any of your rulings. that could hurt him when it comes to the permanent custody. if she were to get physical custody and this was a visitation, they would do what she's done before. she would make sure she was visiting with him in canada mexico bermuda, other places. >> some place neutral. >> he has to apply for a u.s. visa again. he hasn't done it. that was one of the fundamental requirements in the california court ruling. you have to try to get back in the country so the two of you can live with your u

. >> but a long day of racing started in monaco to indianapolis and ends up with carl edwards. mike larry darrell here in victory lane. >> yeah, if i want add caution, there wouldn't have been any question about it. gloves, water bottles, maybe a helmet if e had to get one that bad. anyway that's happened before. what i loved about tonight, guys, guyguy s -- mike, guys that we liked a lot, the race swings and carl edwards wins. what a surprise. >> the big story could anybody beat jimmie johnson or kevin harvick. we thought martin truex jr. who led 131 laps was going to be the guy but it ended up being carl edward and darian grubb with the strategy of running 62 laps on fuel. >> the nighttime was the right time. i used to put streamers in my bike, go home and listen to the race with my dad. did not understand the most solemn of holidays. tomorrow as you celebrate think of our servicemen and women who protect our hard fought freedoms around the globe every single day. let's join jamie little. >> what a night and what a comeback kyle for you. 600 miles after being away. first off,

lewis hamilton will start in poll position for the monaco granted pre.ound 6 of the championship as he aims for his fourth win of the 2015 season. the reigning was ahead. it's hamilton's first-ever poll position at the circuit. it's notoriously difficult to over take although he did win in monaco in 2008. sebastian settle was third quickest. >> i didn't have the rhythm until the last two laps. i was really really happy with it. coming across lionel, you know, just hoping for once that you've got it. so this is incredibly special for me and for my guys who have worked so hard this weekend. >> i had a goodrithim starting off qualifying which i didn't have all weekend so it was good to go in qualifying and then just lost touch a little bit towards the end. going for it, you know because i have to. because i know lewis is going to be quick. i need to go for it and it didn't work out. >> portugal a lead after the second if you day of racing. an action-packed round, newville rolled the hyundai on to its roof. ten seconds later, his teammate had the to slow dow

again after in practice in monaco, and able to win this race for the first time since 2008.r not faultless as conditions kit worsen throughout the day as the rain came down, smashed into the barriers. not everyone enjoying conditions on this 12th stage almost hitting a young speck tack tor, and a teddy bear. the rain making the decent with increasingly difficult he held on to win the stage while contador now has the 17 second lead. plenty more sport later on, but that is it for now the latest on everything we are covering on our website the address for that is aljazeera.com, a full bulletin of news coming up for you in a few moments time, stay with us. >> on the defensive iraqi forces battle isil fighters as they make major gains in iraq and syria. you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up. malaysia's prime minister orders his navy to search for desperate migrants. an estimated 4,000 are still atranscript. preventing protests police backing the president clamp down on demonstrators on the streets of the capitol.

we leave you with live pictures from the christening in monaco. royal twins, prince jacques and princess gabriel la born five months ago to prince albert and princess charlene. i will be back after the break with another hour of news from around the world. you are watching cnn, the world's news leader. snoo >>> hundreds are evacuated as super typhoon noul makes landfall. >>> the pope hosting castro at the vatican. >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start this hour with the super typhoon hitting the north eastern part of the philippines. the storm is making landfall in a

from a base in monaco, a team of 90 monitors the progress.t be space travel, but it is impressive. the next leg of the trip from china to hawaii is the biggest challenge, a distance of almost 5000 miles. with a flight time of almost 120 hours, the pilots will need to sleep, but mission control has taken care of that. the designers are hoping to show the world the potential of alternative energy is a bright one. alix: today, shares for avon products sword and then humbled after receiving a fake $8 billion buyout and causing trade to be halted twice. receiving theer offer. joining me to discuss it is our reporter who has been halloween the story. how do we know this is fake? -- who has been following the story. the address is wrong, the people don't answer the phone, no one has heard of that law firm, it doesn't exist. there are a lot of errors in the filing itself, there are misspellings. they call themselves to pg, but it is not tpg making the offer. how does this get through the sec? good question. the sec says they are investigating. you wo

anna: as the monaco grand prix hits this weekend, we look at formula one. ♪ matt: good afternoon.e're going to take a quick check -- scarlet: of the markets the last itr of trading, although feels like everyone has already taken off, given how little changed the indexes are. the dow industrials down .1%. matt: not a lot of movement here. not terribly exciting except for the fact that the s&p 500 is swinging back and forth in gains and losses. if we get again, even if it's only .01%, we'll see a new all-time record high for the s&p. 2130, even though doesn't look terribly exciting today as people had to the hamptons, where at an all-time record high. scarlet: it still counts. if you look at how treasuries are doing, they are mostly lower. we had data this morning that showed an increase in core prices. that is what the federal reserve' focus is on. to be people more reason hawkish. finally, let's look at the dollar. the dollar stronger on that cpi data. you can do the dollar versus a basket of currencies -- mainly -- though.he let's take a look at the top stories this hour. inthing

el suizo wabrinka tuvo que pelear duro contra el argentino mÓnaco.ar todo, fuimos directo con el trato. ♪ picadillo de zona ♪ trate de ayudar a randy constando los ingredientes. randy tenÍa una pregunta. randy: quiÉres pitanoma? jorge: quÉ es eso? randy: es una salsa que se usa en cuba. joge: acuÉrdate que yo nacÍ en parÍs. ahora me reclaman que faltaba la lista de clientes. randy: trajiste el sazÓn completo? jorge: claramente, randy era el mÁs problemÁtico. randy: esos platos estÁn podridos. alexander: espÉrame un momentito, una papa? jorge: mientras randy se quejaba, continÚa con la receta. quise agregarle unas pasas. randy: quiÉn te mando a ti a echar mÁs pasas? jorge: el problema es que el picadillo no se veÍa muy bien. ya casi estÁbamos listo para probarla. randy: cÓmodo no estoy. jorge: ahora sÍ, vamos a ver. la puntuaciÓn final es: randy: 2,3! alexander: pero no es buena la puntuaciÓn. randy: pero algo es algo. ♪ bailando, bailando ♪ ilia: ay! fuiste de muy duro. se ve muy rico y me dio hambre. asÍ terminamos esta emisiÓn de noticias de univis

introducing us to a monaco real estate agent who lives for luxury cars.o you consider yourself a car collector? >> no. ♪ >> i'm peter. my business is real estate. my passion of course, is cars. ♪ yeah, yeah. my favorite car -- one of my favorite cars, a car collector to me is somebody who maybe is interested in a particular brand and they actually create a whole collection of all different kinds of cars, of one brand, mainly, or could be racing cars, could be just the sports cars, and i don't kid myself a collector. i just enjoy cars and like to use them. and i buy them, sell them, i don't get attached. my porsche turbo s, probably my daily car. it is very quick, small, it's my daily working horse. the aston martin is a car i have always loved. it's got to do with james bond, of course. and you feel look you are wearing the most beautiful suit in the world when you drive in this car. the ferrari dealership is like my second home. i come down in the morning. i bump into the dealer, and we talk cars, and i always get first chance at the first new model that

buckle your seat belts, formula one's premiere event the monaco grand prix.wn for its tight twisting turns it will be a tough test for favorites lewis hamilton. steve, our formula one analyst joins us live with a beautiful backdrop on what we can expect this weekend. steve. >> thanks guys and thank you very much for having us on today and as you can see behind us the backdrop is spectacular. it was the english novelist that said many years agatha monaco is a sunny place for shady people. you can see behind us now setting for the formula one this weekend. this village has turned into a formula one track and it's spectacular. up past the world famous casino the man that broke the bank at monte carlo down come the cars through the world famous tunnel and burst out and go around the harbor front. lap after lap after lap it's almost impossible to overtake but these guys are are going to have a dynamic dual on their hands come sunday afternoon. as you were saying the favorite perhaps lewis hamilton who just signed a multimillion dollars contract and extension to st

low he did win in monaco in 2008. >> you know, it wasn't easy. lot of things that kind of were easy to throw you off the rhythm, which i did. i didn't have the rhythm until the last two laps. i was really, really happy with it. coming across the line and just hoping for once you got it. this is an incredible tame for me and my guys, who worked so marched for me. i was happy. >> after the second full day of racing there was action packed. there was a ten-minute delay for new york ovell. >>> they are building a convincing lead at day three. the black caps are it wassing it now 502-8. >>> they said it was hard for the team to control their emotions as they played their first home match against a test-playing team in six years. friday's twenty20 game against zimbabwe marked the return of cricket to pakistan since the attack on a bus in 2009. >> there was enthusiasm that pakistan has not even in six years. zimbabwe had been described as great after traveling to pakistan. zimbabwe hoped to be courageous and open up with an early boundary. they would be

[applause] secretary albright: president monaco, distinguished faculty and trustees, honored guests most important people, members of the class of 2015, families and friends: good morning. i want to begin by thanking tufts very, very much for this honorary degree. and i know i speak for my fellow honorees in saying how grateful we all are, and i am so honored to be with all of them, because they are a remarkable group of people. as the class of 2015 well knows, a degree is a very precious thing. it is very satisfying to work hard and earn one. it is an utter delight to receive one simply for showing up. but that is not the only reason that i am excited to be here. although i didn't attend tufts i feel a personal connection to this outstanding university. back in the 1960's, this is where i met one of my heroes former secretary of state dean acheson, after he delivered a speech. i never, ever, imagined then that i would one day be appointed to acheson's job. it's not that i lacked ambition, it's just that i had never seen a secretary of state in a skirt. as a professor and mother of three

. >>> still to come jo will tell you who clinched poll for monaco grand prix. and crash and burn - details coming up next in sport. >>>welcome back. now, the citroen ds is 60 years old. connoisseurs believe it is the most innovative and beautiful guard. many devotees are gathering in paris for celebrations. jacky rowland reports from a motoring racing track south of the french capital. >> it's not exactly formula 1, for fans of the french vintage car, it's as good as it gets. 800 citroen doing laps of honour of the race track to the south of paris. it may be difficult for us to imagine, but when the cars first appeared on the streets in 1955, it was as if a flying saucer landed. they look futuristic, and space aged and kind of embodied the feeling of confidence and optimism about the future in the period directly after the second. and they were associated with the french president. he had his fleet of cars, and chose it as his cars. they had various technological innovations, and it was a fancy suspension system, that was rl something new at the time. as for th

of course it's a huge problem here in monaco to find a flat, let alone a brush. i know i will have that garage and he doesn't use it, and i'll have the whole floor and fill it up with new toys. 13 spots. i think i've got five more cars to pill it up. it's a bit like the bat cave when you come down. cars allow you to actually go and do something fun. like if you have a normal car, you might not go -- drive for two hours just to drive. so it does give you a bit of an exit and a reason to go do something fun. you know, it's a tool to meet people. a tool to see different places. and it's fun to go for me to be. >> that's a guy who's living the life. if i crash it i'd buy it. and he goes driving for two hours just to do it. good on him. we thank you for watching this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. for our viewer it's in united states, cnn's "new day" is just ahead. and for viewers around the world, amanpour starts in just a moment. ♪ >>> developing overnight, isis takes control of another town in iraq. as fears grow for baghdad

their mom is a former olympic win isser who married prince albert of monaco grace kelly's son. she reportedly chose the materials for the gowns for her babies with their extraordinary embroidery designs. she also wore dior for the special occasion. her fitted skirt and jacket combination was accessorized with a hat and knitted gloves. >>> you'll have to stay up late if you want to watch the nationals game tonight. they're on the west coast to face the arizona diamondbacks. the game begins at 9:40 p.m. to get things started in style, nationals outfielder bryce harper posted this on instagram. check him out. you see him there playing the guitar with #showhair. bryce is coming off of a week where he hit six home runs in three games. the first time anybody's done that in a decade. we'll see if he can keep it up in the week ahead. he kind of looks like -- chris isaak? you remember him? >> from the top of his head? >> well, the poofy hair and the guitar. >> were you aware he played the guitar? >> i didn't know it. >> i didn't know that either after the break, why a family with an >>>

el suizo wabrinka tuvo que pelear duro con mÓnaco.enen. justin bieber ha completado la mayorÍa de las clases de ira que debo que pasar. segÚn autoridades, el muchacho se portÓ muy bien. un hombre llamado saÚl, dice que es el verdadero padre de david zepeda. david: no tengo absolutamente nada que decir al respecto. carlos: las cuatro generaciones de la dinastÍa, se reunieron para ir a ver a stephanie salas protagonizar una obra de teatro. alejandra guzmÁn, frida sofÍa, michelle salas y muchas mÁs, se reunieron en un mismo escenario como pocas veces nos hemos visto. pepe aguilar estÁ finalizando el preparativo de sus conciertos por tierras mexicanas. funciona mÚsicos de muchos gÉneros, reinventando su estilo en el escenario. pepe aguilar: mejor contenido musical y que la gente, salga con algo, enriquecida su alma. julio: antes de terminar, queremos volver a la noticia. maÑana, en nuestra misiÓn de las seis, tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. amigos, hasta aquÍ llegamos. gracias por elegirnos y llega el noticiero nacional. gracias y hasta pronto!

and a monaco style casino.guest home gawker calls obscene. $500 million is the price tag. i think it's excessive. and it's the kind of thing that will work in the hands of those who preach against class warfare. even if a foreigner buys this thing, you can tell it will be a monstrosity in more ways than one. $500 million. what do you think, matt? matt: i love this. one, it's an 8500 nightclub. girls, you coming home with me. i have my own nightclub. this is the complete honesty. it makes me want to go home and work. it gives me something to shoot for. maybe not this big. who is buying this? what did they do to get there? >> i worry about the heating bill, i have to be honest. it's fantastic someone can afford this. maybe a little over the top for the average person? i think so, yeah. charles: to matt's point, when i first started on wall street, i made 13,000 a year. the one thing i bought every month was architectural digest. it was always one of the things that drove me. but i worry the flip side of this, oh,

. >>> scary looking crash at the monaco grand prix.rom inside 17-year-old's car clips the car if front and then straight into the wall. he wasn't hurt. but he was blamed for the accident and will serve a five grid spot penalty at the next race. >>> the ncaa division i women's lacrosse championship is tonight. the top two seeds maryland and north carolina face each other. the men's championship is tomorrow at lincoln financial field between maryland and denver. >>> former philadelphia catholic league lacrosse mvp matt rambo picked a great day to have his best day of his college career yesterday. the sophomore scored a game-high four goals to lead maryland to a win over johns hopkins in the semifinals. now the tarapins have their sights set on a first national title since 1975. >> ever since i was little i have always been in the stands and the final four in philadelphia every time it came here. i was always in the stands. but it's finally a dream come true to come back here in the final four philly and the championship game you know all

like this apartment, the top of a monaco tower complete with private pool and a water slide.can be yours for around 294 million euros. all properties still looking for buyers. >> let's take a quick look now at some company news. google announced it will send self-driving cars on roads in california. the company said the prototypes have undergone rigorous testing. it will not be the first time the cars have hit the road. 11 of its self driving cars have been involved in minor accident since it began experimenting with the technology to netflix is in early talks to into the chinese market. the firm is speaking to china's online broadcasters. netflix is aggressively expanding globally as new subscriber growth has slowed in the u.s.. netflix shares were up four point hi percent following the announcement. china is the big market. everyone is looking in china to try to invest more rest things in the u.s. appear to plateau out, so the next big domain for netflix. >> it seems like a very logical one. lots of people to watch netflix films. thank you. with all the business news for us

there's the car i'm going to get. >> reporter: after monaco, they go on a grand tour of italy, rome, venice and more. >> it's our last night here. we'll be in florence tomorrow. ciao! >> reporter: back in the u.s. it's vegas, baby. >> they would do extended, luxurious days at the bellagio, at the wynn, they liked to gamble. >> reporter: at the bellagio, rachel buys blancey a $64,000 rolex. one of six rolexes purchased with ralph's money. ralph paid for it all and never got so much as a postcard. more than $100,000 in plane tickets alone. rachel and her family jet setting on ralph's dime. and rachel is even more dangerous on the ground, ralph's credit card always at hand. >> thousand dollar shoes and two thousand dollar suits, they lived to excess in every way. >> reporter: more than $300,000 of ralph's money just at nordstrom's. a money trail a mile long and the beauty of the scam is that none of it traces back to them. anybody looking at the bills would think ralph raines was the one on the spending spree. >> this is one of the craziest cases i've ever seen. it's right out of a holl

when it's time to shine, monaco does it with ease.re are hundreds of millions floating in the harbor. the casino crunches numbers that will spin you out. they've been racing around the streets sense 1929 but the event never

[laughter] myra macpherson: they were into monaco's -- in demaemonaco's, which was a very fancy restaurantnew york and the owner came up and said, you girls know the rules, you girls get come in here without an escort. so she said, ok, she without i got there carriagemen, drag the mm in. she had a little spark of her that i liked. -- spark in her that i liked. >> can you draw their activism to accepting change, where they could say, we did this? myra macpherson: i don't think you could say in their lifetimes, but for example there are some women who say that they wrecked the suffrage movement, but they did not rocket -- wreck it. they would get into huge fights, and they had a huge fallout in 69 -- '69, so at the time, when they profess what they said to congress they wanted to speak to a large number of women who didn't vote, as test cases, so they were integral in that, but what really i think happened is that they were considered hearlds --heaeralds they were the heralds of the movement. from then on, it was just a gradual thing. there was [indiscernible] so, not in their lifetime, well

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from their base in monaco, a team of 19 monitors the progress.y -- it may not be but it is still impressive. the next leg of the trip, from china to hawaii, is the biggest challenge. with a flight time as much as 120 hours, the pilot will need to sleep. the designers of solar impulse want to show the world the potential of alternative energy is a bright one. rishaad: just waiting for the right weather there. secretary pritzker: we're talking about --guest: we're talking about go pro founder equipment doing something things whitman doing big things. roommate that his he would get about 2% of the proceeds that he got from the company's sale of shares. he honored that this week, which was about 4.7 million shares. he was his college roommate at uc san diego and was also his first employee and now the director of music and specialty sales. one of the user saying, wow, a deal is a deal. good for him for sticking to his word. nick woodman still the highest-paid u.s. executive. i think his composition -- his compensation was $284 million last year. is t

rosberg ganÓ el gran premio de mÓnaco.leveland dejando 114 x 112. parece que esta esta serie en la nba. abrazo a la comunidad colombiana que sigue disfrutando al igual que natalia. natalia: claro, siempre apoyamos a los compatriotas. y latinos eso es lo mÁs importante. jorge: definitivamente. natalia: buenas noches y feliz dÍa de recordaciÓn. siempre nos encontramos en este tipo de dÍas. les cuento que despuÉs de 60 aÑos de escribir poesÍa en servilletas, cuadernos y en todo lo que tenÍa la mano una abuela de 77 hacer realidad el sueÑo de publicar un libro. gabriela tiene la historia. gabriela: por primera vez en aÑos a doÑa aurora le salen las palabras y no era para menos. este es el dÍa mÁs feliz de su vida. no sÓlo porque tenÍa entre sus manos su primer libro de poesÍa, es que le tomÓ la vida entera describir sino que desde la distancia tenÍa a sus 6 nietos que la sorprendiÓ con estas palabras. >> me demostraste de que no hay edad para cubrir tus sueÑos. gabriela: no pudo contener las lÁgrimas. lugares lejanos por donde

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. >> from their base in monaco, 19 monitors progress.may not be space travel but it is still impressive. the next leg of the trip from china to hawaii is the biggest challenge. the distance of almost 5000 miles. with a flight time at much as needours, the pilot will sleep. but motion control has taken care of that as well. the designers of solar impulse are hoping to show the world the potential that alternative energy is a bright one. angie: you can get more on that in all of the days top stories, plus watch us live on the bloomberg cap -- bloomberg app. the promoter at ironman triathlon's been fined more than $3 million for holding an illegal lottery offering chances to enter the championship in hawaii. the corporation charged $50 for the opportunity to compete. a practice that the u.s. justice department has deemed illegal. ironman organizes races around the world. it says it has been operating that way since 1983. coming up, we talked about earnings and boosting production. stay with us. stay with us. just because i'm away from my de

take 20 more months to complete, will in-depth with 100,000 square including a 30-car garage and a monaco-styleoomberg's betty liu joins us. are you in the market? do you think this house comes with air-conditioning? to say theuld have air-conditioning bill is more than my mortgage every month. pimm: you're not in the market? isty: the master bedroom bigger than my house. it is a resort. pimm: is it a bubble? currency park. that's what it is. it is a park for someone with $500 million to burn. they want to park their money. pimm: for the time being and they will sell it off piece for peace? betty: you're a member of that documentary "queen of versailles"? pimm: yes. betty: that reminds me of this. that money.e you think this is for an overseas buyer coming to the united states? betty: who else would it be? thesear about, pimm, billionaires from brazil and russia and china -- york and miami, also a currency park. it might be reasonable to think this could be the same thing. the 20 metropolitan they sellss where month on month? california? new york city? betty: new york city. pimm: but these are

it's hamilton's first ever poll position although he did win in monaco in 2008.ry drivers were third quickest. >> i didn't have the rhythm until the last two laps, so i was really, really happy with it. coming across the line and hoping for once you got it. this is incredibly special for me and my guys who worked so hard this week. >> i had a good rhythm signing off, and just lost touch a little bit towards the end. of course, you know, going for it because i have to because i know it's going to be great but it didn't work out. >> in portugal, the second full day of racing. belgium driver rolls early on in stage eight. that caused a ten-second delay for soto who had to slow down and barge his way past the car. the car would catch fire. >>> now the final day of league action in spain and german. barcelona would hold to their final match but that could dampen their delight at finishing. they won the spanish title last sunday but had to wait for the last match of the season to be presented with the civil war. >>> well that brings escape from relegation. >> bayern cl

>> can't come back to the united stay and he has the kids in the little, whatever they call that, monacoountry, one of the smallest countries in the worlds. >> now, so you know what this means? she has to travel to europe just to see her own kids. >> she wanted to get washington involved, as of tuesday received 100,000 signature. so, that required of course the obama administration to address this custody ruling. so gotten support her hollywood friends, among them, goldie hawn, tweet the as mother and children's advocate, i am sending lots of love and support to kelly rutter forward in her fight it get her children home, come on, of course the president, i'm sure will not address it, i mean, he has list of things to do. >> yes. >> little more higher up things, the thing is somebody -- >> remember when they did petition to like beep her, too? and that got 100,000 signature. went right to the president. he was like not commenting. >> somebody had to handle it. do you know what a kiss cam is of course? >> yes, we do. >> many sporting events like to do that, embarrass people, right? brief mo

it's been our position monaco has no jurisdiction because they are american citizens and have a rights twerking like okay. >> and he's just having so much fun. that wasn't the only thing. they ran into kevin hart. he's a comedian and he and tarij had worked together and ran into mariah carey. >> se's back and doing well? >> yes. >> you never know who you can see on "empire." a lot of people talking about guest staring on the show. >> yeah. >> maybe we don't know just yet. >> mariah. it's been ru mored for a while. we have confirmed guest stars that will be there. alicia keys, lenny kravitz and chris rock that are confirmed to be on the show next season. >> we would like to be on too. >> yeah. >> room for us. >> hip-hop people. >> okay. >> thank you so much, thank you. >> if you happen to be in new york this weekend carol carolina at the euphoria the concert with pit bull, kelly clarkson and more. >> really? >> yes. >> join us. >> i might do that. >> why you may never need to use shampoo again. >> that's frightening. >> the hot trends and beauty products the pros live by right after th

and in sport which formula 1 drivers did and didn't get to grips for streets in monaco. the u.s. president says he doesn't think the fight against the group is being lost. groups estimate that as many as 4,000 people are still adroit many of those made it to shore are in poor health. an emergency has been declared in the santa barbara region. nearly a fit of the oil has reached the pacific ocean. the number of people coming in has hit near record levels. that's 109,000 higher than a year earlier despite the promise to cut immigration to less than 100,000. cameron says that figure remains his ambition, but freedom of movement is a founding principle. simon mcgregor wood reports. >> british police on a raid looking for illegal immigrants it was a good photo opportunity, for a prime minister trying again to get tough on immigration. the latest numbers are an embarrassment to david cameron who keeps promising targets he can't keep. >> immigration was an issue in the recent election, and he now claims a mandate for tougher action. >> so while a strong country isn't one that pulls up t

. >> lewis hamilton looking to repeat the 2008 victory at the monaco grand prix. the championship leader securing a sixth poll position on a race in a circuit. the team-mate was second fastest in qualifying. sebastian vettel third. >>> that's all we have for now. thank you very much. i believe we have a story about the 60th anniversary about the citroen that has been celebrated in boris. jacky roland has the story. >> jean pierre is in love. it's a passion that has consumed him for much of his adult life and the object of his obsession is a car. this is the citroen ds the name means goddess in french. a passion that consumed him for most of his adult life. a passion that consumed him for much of his life, and the object of his obsession is a car. this is the citroen daes, it means goddess in french. for enthusiasts. the car commands religious devotion. >> it was really a car unlike any other, with a high level of comfort that you couldn't find anywhere else. >> the ds was a symbol of french national pride. the president adopted as an official vehicle, and the pala

. >> what kelly rutherford will do is take that california court ruling and take it to a monaco courtreporter: rutherford first took it to federal court where her request was denied. i sat down with her last month just days after that ruling. how does it feel at this point? are you more frustrated or angry or sad? >> i could sit here and tell you how often i cry. i can tell you how it feels to leave my kids this a foreign country to go see them after not seeing them for weeks on end, not being able to take them to school pick them up from school. dress them. smell them. hug them. >> reporter: the actress now hopes those moments aren't far off traveling to monaco this week to retrieve her children telling abc news she is optimistic that mr. giersch after reviewing the order will cooperate fully. gie giersch has not returned our request for a comment. >> steven thanks for joining out. a pretty big shift in the case over the weekend giving her sole custody. what's the reasoning behind it? >> this is a big win for kelly, clearly, but the reasoning behind it is they went in ex-parte which