and he was in contact with fred ricoh and i myself sent an invia station to him to be an ober in the election. they objected it outright, why? because already the plan was under way. the plan to -- for a coup d'etat was under way. three months before the election under secretary sullivan was the first to say these election will be fraudulent election. and then the president of colombia, chili and from europe stated immediately that they will not recognize the results of the election several months before the election. when have you ever seen anything like that? show me, demonstrate that there was fraud. one fraudulent vote. we heard that the ballot boxing were rigged in venezuela we have an electronic voting system. it's not matt:. there's sit-- manual. there's simply a certificate to prove you voted. then a certificate to check against the actual vote. the united states wants to build a wall between mexico but it's building a -- wall. many of the points made by secretary of state pompeo are in line with the language of the cold war, mccarthy, nixon. they're bringing the corlede -- c

that means they're completely cut off from the outside world i'm not one of these places right now ober tower and one of the most popular ski resorts in austria as you can see the road is closed here they just let in some emergency personnel so that means the road is passable the reason they've closed it is because of the weight of trees could cause that there's the danger of the trees snapping falling on the road some trees fell last night i've heard that also the danger of avalanches were in the mountains right now there are slopes out here and the avalanche warning level is four out of five now up at the ski resort people are still skiing. we talked to the. authorities up there and they said that it is safe to ski if you stay on the slopes don't go off the slopes and of course don't drive on this road right now because of the danger of avalanches and the three thousand people who are up there they're not permanently closed in they usually open the roads for a few hours a day to let people out but again it's not because of the possibility of the roads it's because of the danger of ava

say it unfairly undercuts their business the spanish government has already agreed to clamp down on ober crude ng capping licenses for new drivers but taxi driver say those new regulations don't go far enough and they will continue their protest until their demands are met. stephen we've seen a lot of a taxi protests against what exactly do they want to hear in this case in madrid they want to exactly what barcelona just recently got and that is that all right sharing orders have to be done an hour in advance and that's the rule they passed in barcelona you can imagine that pretty much killing so much of uber and other company kava fi's their businesses madrid wants the same thing spain already has a very heavy regulation against ride sharing including i think it's a ratio of one medallion for roger and companies for every thirty for normal taxi drivers so who has really tried to come into the european market and shape itself to regulations it had to learn early on that it couldn't just come in here brazenly the way it came into the american market that it had to shape itself according t

of 2008.ober you have a slowdown in manufacturing globally hitting the u.s.. a good sign considering the fact that copper is so crucial in so much of the infrastructure. better whents do growth is faster. >> confirming the message of dr. copper and the ism manufacturing data, this is a chart of the dollar-yen. yesterday after that bearish news from apple, we saw a flash rally in the end. it looks like a flash crash for the dollar-yen. pace for its biggest drop since brexit. that was the degree of fear on the part of investors yesterday after the apple news. long-term chart of the dollar-yen suggests it is not just apple, it could be something bigger brewing. this is a decades long of the dollar-yen and the yen had been in a tremendous rally or a very long time. then we had a very solid selloff for the yen. now, we see this starting to hold the dollar-yen in suggesting that there could be a the yen.y ahead for >> one thing i am looking at right now is how bad and how misleading it might be to look at the performance of china linked u.s. stocks since the support

. >> as an ober of intel it comes down to where do they fail if they fail in the data center -- >> they're not going to fail. >> if they miss. >> you can't miss. >> i don't disagree with you they've got to deliver, right? i own the stock. i'm expecting they're going to deliver. i see options activity telling me they will think the stock is going a lot higher we're seeing it all kivds different semis right now. intel have been telling us for a while does it go through 50? if so it bounces toward 55 they have got to deliver data center is where the growth is. >> you never know for sure it's unlikely for them to lay an egg today. they've been going through so much garbage inner that business for the last three quarters. cpu shortages. this thing about ten 13 nanometers, i don't want to get into it. >> get into whoever does get into it. >> you're wrong about that that is absolutely -- that is one of the things that moves intel stock. when they're coming out with the chips. i know you like to make fun of me for people in intel or amd, that matters a lot. look, there's been a lot of -- let me as

ambassador of mexico, the delegation that came from the united states to the inauguration of president ober door, the diplomatic intelligence that was on display of the knowledge of the united states and our cities, the respect that was given to mayors and to cities was unprecedented. the recognition of exactly what you describe in terms of the priority of the administration to work directly with governors and mayors to deepen the bonds between our two countries in trade and in other domains. it was an extraordinary, extraordinary visit and certainly was reflective of the fact that the new president and the secretary of foreign affairs are both foreign mayors themselves, and the recognition of the role mayors can play on the world stage and particularly in the relationship between our two countries. so i want to say thank you very, very much for the tremendous hospitality, but also the deep bonds that were forged at that moment that i know are already in play in our own communities. to the ambassador of canada, i out ouragree, we bid streetcar project in our local city, which he would not t