. >> el autor de la matanza de oslo en noruega en 20 11 se presentÓ desafiante, alzando el brazo derechork pronto recibirÁn a comenzales de c [mÚsica] ilia: los restaurantes de nueva york que tienen mesas en el exterior, abrirÁn sus puertas para recibir a los perros. estas nuevas medidas anunciadas por el departamento de salud de la ciudad, permitarÁn que las mascotas con licencia y vacunas al dÍa contra la rabia puedan compartir la silla junto a los dueÑos. asÍ llegamos al final. muchas gracias por su atenciÓn. nos vemos maÑana miercoles 16 de marzo...buenos dias..yo soy kira vilanova, bienvenidos a al despertar-- buenos dias yo soy alejandra arce y muchas gracias por dejarnos entrar a sus hogares.. -- esto es algo de lo que le tenemos hoy en las noticias... --si alguna vez le han lo caro que puede ser sacarlo del

. >> el autor de la matanza de oslo en noruega en 20 11 se presentÓ desafiante, alzando el brazo derechork pronto recibirÁn a comenzales de c [mÚsica] ilia: los restaurantes de nueva york que tienen mesas en el exterior, abrirÁn sus puertas para recibir a los perros. estas nuevas medidas anunciadas por el departamento de salud de la ciudad, permitarÁn que las mascotas con licencia y vacunas al dÍa contra la rabia puedan compartir la silla junto a los dueÑos. asÍ llegamos al final. muchas gracias por su atenciÓn. nos vemos maÑana lizbeth: de veras que te pasas, mamá, ¿cómo te atreves a oponerte a mi sueño de ser modelo? yadira: ya hemos hablado de eso muchas veces, hija, y sabes que no voy a consentir que te metas en ese medio. lizbeth: tú eres la que menos cara tiene para criticar un medio en el que tú estuviste metida, eres tú, mamá, tú fuiste modelo y tú eres la portada de esta revista. yadira: ¿de dónde sacaste esa revista, lizbeth? lizbeth: la encontré en tu recámara, pero ese no es el punto, el punto es que no entiendo por qué no quieres que yo sea modelo cuando tú lo fuiste, y de l

. >> el autor de la matanza de oslo en noruega en 20 11 se presentÓ desafiante, alzando el brazo derechoo recibirÁn a comenzales de c [mÚsica] ilia: los restaurantes de nueva york que tienen mesas en el exterior, abrirÁn sus puertas para recibir a los perros. estas nuevas medidas anunciadas por el departamento de salud de la ciudad, permitarÁn que las mascotas con licencia y vacunas al dÍa contra la rabia puedan compartir la silla junto a los dueÑos. ♪ ♪ >> si no es un infarto con este final cardÍaco no se va a morir. >> los invitamos a que habÍan sido las gallos eran gallos. lindsay:

it is set in oslo in the near future. it falls in a climate-science fiction category.t involves oil drilling and gas drilling. norway considers stopping doing this and russia does not want them to stop. thus ensues the political drama. carol: we will take you inside america's deepest mine shaft. david: what happens when your bonus is tied to the price of oil. carol: redefining how men buy clothes. ♪ david: bonuses are often tied to a company's performance. the university of arizona does this in an interesting way for its football and basketball coaches. it is tied to the price of oil. carol: that could be good or bad. david: we have seen the price of oil decline. those bonuses have dropped 38%. carol: universities are trying to attract top talent in terms of coaches. they are trying to figure out different ways to do it. this is a way of transferring the risk to the coaches. david: these bonuses given by anonymous donors to the university, it really stands out as a school that does this differently than other institutions. carol: you can see what it is like to be lower

it is set in and around all slow -- oslo, norway in the near future. is kind of convoluted. it involves oil drilling and gas drilling, norway decides to stop doing this prevent damage to the environment. russia does not want norway to stop doing this. david: next up on bloomberg businessweek, how mathematicians art changing the face of trading in the u.s. stock market. the university of arizona shows you what happens when your bonus is tied to the price of oil. carol: redefining how men by close. bro-tailers. ♪ carol: welcome to bloomberg businessweek. i am carol massar. david: i am david gura. bonuses tied to the price of oil. carol: it could be good or bad. bonuses have fallen by 38% as the price of oil has fallen. it's interesting, because universities are trying to attract top talent in terms of coaches, so they're trying to figure out new ways of doing. this is a way of transferring risk to the coaches. bonuses given by anonymous donors to the out asity, really stands a school that does this way differently than other institutions. carol: you can

. >> el autor de la matanza de oslo en noruega en 20 11 se presentÓ desafiante, alzando el brazo derechoe nueva york que tienen mesas en el exterior, abrirÁn sus puertas para recibir a los perros. estas nuevas medidas anunciadas por el departamento de salud de la ciudad, permitarÁn que las mascotas con licencia y vacunas al dÍa contra la rabia puedan compartir la silla junto a los dueÑos. asÍ llegamos al final. muchas gracias por su atenciÓn. nos vemos maÑana en la ediciÓn nocturna. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] >> si usted sufrÍa del corazÓn y sobreviviÓ al partido de la champions, le tengo buenas noticias: quizÁs ya se curÓ porque si no le dio un infarto con ese final, del corazÓn no se va a moorir. >> lo invitamos a que vea si los gallos fueron tan gallos recibiendo a los tigres en la liga de campeones de concacaf. >> y tÚ, cuÁntas fotos te piden tus fanÁticos mientras tomas el tÉ? >> a cristiano ronaldo uno, dos, tres, cuatro. asÍ comienza contacto deportivo

for the first time ever, athletes from around the world converged on oslo, norway. for four days of intense x games competition. a youth movement swept through the region. as athletes like chloe kim, raise their sports to unprecedented levels. >> what is happening? >> wow! >> chloe kim putting one up for the ages. >> holy licorice. >> ten gold medals were awarded.

clinton and a lot of israelis like the fact that president clinton put the final negotiations on the oslo accord in 1993 and was there when the israeli prime minister and yasser arafat shook hand on the white house lawn. israelis appreciate that, and the fact that she is a clinton. she said you can't be neutral when it comes to israeli-palestinian negotiations. fake a listen. >> yes, we need steady hands, not a president saying he's neutral monday, pro-israel tuesday and who knows what an wednesday, because everything's negotiable. well, my friend's, israel's security is not negotiable. >> all the 2016 candidates were here, except bernie sanders, and he issued a letter in which he basically put out his manifesto, personal message: the gulf states have to take greater responsibly for the middle east, ostensibly >>> donald trump loves to boast about his poll numbers, but you likely won't hear him talk about the numbers in utah, because the state is set to deal him a huge loss in the context. michael shure has a preview from salt lake city. >> good evening from utah. frump running into a lit

year sentence 21 for killing 77 people in 2011 in oslo. reporter: another day in court except this time, he's not in the dark. is convict and mass murderer accusing the norwegian penitentiary system of violating his human rights by keeping him an isolation and monitoring contact with the out like world. the hearing is taking place in the prison where he's serving a 21 year sentence for the murder of 77 people in 2011. most of them in a shooting spree. azi salute as he entered the room and his lawyers made the case's psychological state is being harmed by conditions in the prison. >> the most severe accusation is the one of cool and degrading punishment, ill-treatment. prolongedion with solitary confinement. that is something where norway has received international criticism over many years and amended the situation. reporter: norwegian authorities refused the claim, saying he has access to three separate cells and an exercise yard. isy say the correspondence limited to prevent him from starting an extremist network. they don't want to give

they include cities such as oslo, institutions like the rockefeller brothers fund, and insurers suchs allianz. anthony: it's great, it is putting pressure, but we need also to create a hard place to divestments rock. we need to map out the transition for the fossil fuel industry, around which mainstream financial institiutions can engage. reporter: are alarm bells also ringing in the financial world? the city of london, the bank of montreal's global asset management is one of the world's top funds managers. the institution was worried about its portfolios before the paris summit. where might it find new investment opportunities outside the coal and gas industries? matthias: it's most important for the markets to have this energy transition take place with as few surprises as possible. that was one of our demands to the g7 and g20 members. on the part of investors, we actively promoted having the 2 degree target implemented in a way that the markets can adjust to. reporter: the transition from coal and oil won't be enforced with a big bang, but gradually, via limits on emissions. the

it is set in oslo in the near future. it falls in a climate-science fiction category. convoluted, it involves oil drilling and gas drilling. norway decides to stop doing this because of the environment. russia does not went norway to stop doing this. and thus ensues the political drama. david: next, how mathematicians are changing the face of trading in the u.s. stock market. carol: we will take you inside america's deepest mine shaft. david: the university of arizona tells us what happens when your bonuses tied to the rice of oil. -- carol: redefining how men buy clothes. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back. david: bonuses are often tied to a company's performance. the university of arizona does this in an interesting way for its football and basketball coaches. this is an article in the latest issue of bloomberg businessweek. those bonuses are tied to the price of oil. carol: that could be good or bad. david: we have seen the price of oil decline. those bonuses have dropped 38%. so you have these guys making money with these football teams , they are looking at their bonuses rea

trade come r the browns one of the few teams looking for a potential trade, the broncos who lost iraq oslo yesterday in the jets have been named, rumors have the 49ers looking into rg3 if colin kaepernick is traded, he would be a reclamation project has not somebody will overpayatnn. >> and johnny manziel is still what the browns? >> he continues to party and still a member> of the browns, the team and hoping that some will give a late round provisional traffic has not happened, rumors a couple of teamsfiap interested more likely likely be releasedr in the next day . a complete list of players who signed with the browns after a two days of free agency, they have not signed anybody so check for the latest on johnny watch in free agency . tonight the final encounter between the cavaliers and kobe bryantnt. it is unlikely you will see a s lebron james due to a shoulder a injury, he might not even play tonight,e just might have that memory of the final gamegh in cleveland,f kobe bryant and lebron jamese on the court, right now a, pretty severe with a bum shoulder, tilted to be battling injury

in oslo considering a small parking fee, how much has yet to be determined since he is fine with that as long as it doesn't hurt the market.is >> parking is a big issue we have people who park your ego to the rapid station company if a small fee would stop that, then i think it would be.l >> construction of a parking lot expected to starton and be finished by the end of the year here's lou maglio with this just in.. >> gas prices start at their annual climb but they're expected to stay below recent years according to aaa the national average price has risen for eight straight days so about a dollar 80 a gallon but that is still cheaper than80 last year are ergo forecasters say prices should rise at least 30 cents more by jim betweena $2.10 and $2.15 . the average on june 1 top $3 per gallon this a cheaper because of a glut of crude oil .hi the cost of oil is still down 15 percent from the peak of june would you survive if you were in the middle of an active shooting situation, tonight at 10:00 p.m. take you inside the class that shows people how to surviveve and active shooting situat

. >> of all of the work you've done, the nobel peace center in oslo. you've got the smithsonian's african american museum. you've got the harlem housing project. you've got the children's cancer center in rwanda. if i was going to look to one of those to see the largest expression of david adjaye's heart and soul, which project would it be? >> i always don't like to choose. because i think that they all are a constellation that kind of gives you a clue. but, i mean, i think that the smithsonian is undoubtedly, probably something that just doesn't happen often in one's lifetime. so, in it is probably the thesis that i've been speaking about is probably absolutely encapsulated in that building. so, if you had to see one, i would say, "go see that one." but go see the others, too. >> david, thank you. >> thank you. >> celebrity chef, marcus samuelsson. >> i've had the fortune to live out my passion. >> his journey from orphan to entrepreneur. >> sometimes in life, the worst that can ever happen to you can also be your savior. >> and serving change through

andng up, oslo, oil negative rates.e bring you an interview with norway's finance minister as he gets into the world's biggest sovereign wealth fund for the first time in history. ♪ francine: markets are higher as investors react to draghi's stimulus package. let's head to the bloomberg. mark: hi. what a 24 hours or so it has been. this is the stoxx 600 after draghi announced his series is to miss measures. it rose as much as 2.5% since falling at the close by 1.7%. we're risen from there and over the two days now, the stoxx 600 is unchanged. draghi prompted the drop by signaling more rate cuts will not be needed. this index is on track for its first weekly drop in four. daylar chart, euro two chart. we saw it euro 1.6%. then it ended the day 1.6% higher. the two day move is a gain of 1.3%. the euro has risen by all 10 of peers.0 the bond market was amazing yesterday. but those -- most incredible one was the spanish 10-year which yesterday fell by 20 basis points. the end of the day, the yield rose by two basis points.

. >> what happened in oslo nearly five years ago still haunts norway. on july 22, 2011, he set off a car bomb before traveling to a youth camp. he was dressed as a policeman and told teenagers he had come to protect them. instead, he open fired at point blank rank. some survivors hid under bodies to hide from him. >> in all he killed 77 people and wounded hundreds more. afterwards he claimed that he was protecting norway from multi culturism and muslim immigration. he was charged under norway's anti-terror laws. at the end of his trial he was sentenced to the maximum 21 years. but he can be held indefinitely if deemed unfit to be released. he's held apart from other prisoners and has complained about his treatment in jail before. hundreds of people are grieving. >> the state will argue that the prison conditions are lawful. >> the saudi-led warplanes launched two airstrikes on a busy market on a tuesday killing dozens of civilian. 41 people were killed. meanwhile, fighting continues in yemen's players despite government players around the city. it's a s

. >> this year the cdc focuses on starting patient oslo doses. considering alternatives to medication and increased monitoring to ensure that a life improving treatment doesn't turn into a deadly addiction. >>> one of the largest hospital chains in the country is still crippled by a cyber attack that paralyzed its computers and many of the operations. the fbi is investigating the virus that struck med star monday. it is the latest incident involving cyber attacks for health care providers. you may remember a month ago, a hospital paid hackers $17,000 to regain control of the computing system. >>> the nonpartisan budget office is putting another dagger in president obama's promise if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. the cdo. obamacare will drive million of boringers from their employer sponsored health plans over the next decade. some will go to medicare. but they said up to 9 million fewer people will have work based coverage. as if the law had never been enacted. >>> the dow pick up 98. the s&p 500 finished ahead 18. the nasdaq w

he detonated a car bomb in oslo and opened fire on a left wing youth camp.a 21 year sentence for terrorism and mass murder but he's now suing the government over his solitary confinement arguing that it is inhumane. >> it's kind of a new question for us in norway to have prisoners like him complaining about the conditions. i think set a precedence for what's allowed and what is not. >> some survivors and victims relatives say they will try to ignore the four day trial which starts on tuesday. >>> former los angeles clippers own are in donald sterling and his wife shell vol decided to call off their divorce. you may remember sterling was fined $2.5 billion, had his team taken away from him and was banned from the inform ba for life. tmz posted audio recording of him talking to his mistress using racial slurs. the couple now says after 60 years of marriage, they have work it out and they will stay together. >>> pro less her hulk hogan reffed his $100 million case against celebrity gossip site gawker. he's suing gawker for posting a sex tape with him and his be

. >> this year the cdc focuses on starting patient oslo doses. considering alternatives to medication and increased monitoring to ensure that a life improving treatment doesn't turn into a deadly addiction. >>> one of the largest hospital chains in the country is still crippled by a cyber attack that paralyzed its computers and many of the operations. the fbi is investigating the virus that struck med star monday. it is the latest incident involving cyber attacks for health care providers. you may remember a month ago, a hospital paid hackers $17,000 to regain control of the computing system. >>> the nonpartisan budget office is putting another dagger in president obama's promise if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. the cdo. obamacare will drive million of boringers from their employer sponsored health plans over the next decade. some will go to medicare. but they said up to 9 million fewer people will have work based coverage. as if the law had never been enacted. >>> the dow pick up 98. the s&p 500 finished ahead 18. the nasdaq w

. >> britteny: the latest weather is we are dealing with oslo commute with a close look at the bay bridgelike conditions vary crowded but it is slow going with the weather we are dealing with another live look right now at the san retail bridge same thing we will continue to see a light round of slow commute heading into tomorrow and heading home tomorrow even in the week and so the system is not done with us yet and are tracking rain throughout the area the storm trackers showing moderate downpours once again for parts of pamela nevada to the north of center felt this break in our faith in the last point that we saw more moderate rate francisco's seen light rain and we will see that pushing over again into more moderate downpour's what creaked danville dealing with a moderate rainfall at this time. san jose at seeing activity we see a few people on between 5 8 in. of rainfall. bring us up to 30 mi. per hour. this entire system will before sunday afternoon's again another round of heavy rain expected on through tonight and then as we will have to work tomorrow it will be heavy through the

if you contrast that with the transition from communism in eastern europe, there were figures like oslod others around whom they could be unifying transitional figures. think about south africa with nelson mandela. the problem is that there are neither institutions nor leaders who can bring the country .ogether in a transition phase in south africa you had nelson mandela, the anc. in poland you had the solitary move it to -- movement. and i you have these internet propelled movements, and is vacuum. charlie: the book is called the industries of the future. alec ross, who lives in baltimore, which shows he is intelligent, because he teaches at johns hopkins. it is part -- ♪ mark: with all due respect of bracket, ayatollah had -- i totally had webb versus gilmore in the finals. happy st. pats. top of the evening to all of y'all from houston, texas. judge garland seeks the green light. am thinks the grass is greener on cruz's side. what's black and white and red all over? this story. the lagging candidates are getting more pressure to exit. we are going to talk about cruz v.

for example, i was asked to give a talk in oslo last year. rosanna: how many people do you treat? >> over the years, i have been in practice 20 years and close to 20,000 patients. greg: one is your father? >> yes. rosanna: part of the condition, right? >> right. rosanna: some controversy among the lyme disease community, is it a chronic disease, do you call it lyme disease or post traumatic lyme disease. >> post treatment. rosanna: what do you call it, explain that. >> so, you know, lyme in the earliest of the stages, in the rash stage it is associated with a high failure rate. the doctor says to them, you know what, in the studies there is a minimum 20% of the people develop the chronic symptoms, you are going to be fine. after that month, what do you do then. one says in a nutshell their position seems to be that lyme is relatively easy to diagnoses and you need a full positive blood test and if you fail the treatment you are diagnosed with post treatment lime disease syndrome and the critics are saying that is that, they are the same symptoms after lyme is resolved with the ant

dissimilar to nation, who took it upon himself to construct bombs and went and killed dozens of people in oslo and in a tiny island where a lot of teenagers were gathered, and he is currently serving a life sentence in jail. so these can be dangerous people. they can be people who don't just feel anti-muslim or have right-wing views but actually then go and carry them out. on the left of the screen there, as you can see, is what happened a short time ago. you have the white helmets of the riot police moving forward, their baton s drawn. the riot shields there, they are pushing back that group of about 400 to 500 right wingers. they managed to control the situation, though as you can see there, it was quite volatile for some time. we understand there have been a number of arrests. so it was a situation frankly that lasted just under an hour, and we shouldn't exaggerate it. it was in a very small area here in the center of brussels, but i suppose it is symbolic of what's been happening in this city this week. a very tense, very volatile situation, and these pictures you can see on the left of th

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be fairly quiet, depending on where you are all the way from madrid to paris to london and glasgow, oslo of unsettled weather as the wet system moves in. also across portions of the adriatic and aegean. we could see some thunderstorms erupt across this area. from the middle east, jerusalem all the way up to tehran, and wind gusts into western europe, george, could top 100 kilometers per hour. back to you. >> pretty serious weather there. we'll stay in touch with you. >>> still ahead here, the story of a young teacher who is still missing after the terror attacks in brussels. we visited her school. we'll meet the student and colleagues that hope she will return. the future belongs to the fast. and to help you accelerate, we've created a new company. ♪ one totally focused on what's next for your business. a true partnership where people, technology and ideas push everyone forward. accelerating innovation. accelerating transformation. accelerating next. hewlett packard enterprise. ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ..

this is the case to say, concession might bring about peace of the region, -- weather was after oslo brought about 1500 casualties. especially by homicide bombers -- [inaudible] so it's not come it's about so many misconceptions regarding the conflict, we should sit down, talk about and not make more mistakes as we did in the past. we made many mistakes, both about instability to the region and today, the current situation in which no doubt middle east is going through what we call geopolitical airspace. that's a long strip of basically it's a collapse of the nation-state, artificial nation-state. perhaps the monarchy is still right. that's the lessons officially. why did it happen? our analysis, western leaders were sitting after world war i creating sites, creating artificial borders, ignoring them, ignoring the culture of the mentality in the region, sinking input to the middle east. the success of european system nation state, forgetting that in europe it took about 200 years for agreement, and even in europe, yugoslavia, which is characterized more than any other country like ar

displacing over 200,000 palestinians. 15,000 of those homes were demolished since the signing of of the osloaccords, and 53,000 new jewish homes have been built on lands confiscated from palestinians. they destroyed our precious, ancient olive trees that we have loved and nurtured for centuries and which have sustained and defined so much of our lives in return. nearly one million olive trees have been uprooted, cut, burned. a lone statistic, a holocaust in itself. a life-giving earth transformed into a graveyard for broken and burned trees. they steal palestinian water, pump it out from aquifers beneath palestinian land, and then they allocate it on the basis of religious affiliation. water is sold to them at prices severalfold what jewish families in the area are charged. 550,000 illegal jewish settlers use five times more water than the 2.6 million palestinians in the same area. posing an access to water is further limited by israel's denial of water development. it is nearly impossible more us to get permission to dig new wells and, further, what wells and cisterns already exist are freq

amtrak's southwest chief train was heading from oslos angeles to chicago when five of the nine cars derailed, leaving them >> attention north ems and rescue, we have a train derailed. it's going to be approximately 3 1/2 miles west of cimarron. >> reporter: more than two dozen passengers were taken to hospitals, with nonlife threatening injuries. amtrak saying in part, all other passengers were transported to the 4-h recreation center and will be provided alternate transportation to their final destination. >> we spoke with one passenger this morning who said he did not feel any sort of impact. he says it felt like thehe train just left the tracks. investigators will be out, working to detmine a cause. in the meantime, trainsverted around that area. >>> politics the other big story. 24 hours to go until voting against underway in five critical states. this morning, there is criticism surrounding donald trump's campaign after a weekend of chaos and violence at some of his rallies. we have coverage and analysis we're going to talk to dr. ben carson live about his endorsement of donald trump. l

not too long ago the chief of police of oslo, norway, came to the twin cities and he wanted to know somethingm a somali background, we have a school board member, two people who are somali contending for state legislature and folks are opening up businesses and doing great things every single day. well, you know, what ted cruz and donald trump and marco rubio and all of them have done at one point or another is do the -- do the opposite thing that europeans are trying to figure out how they can do which is to make sure that everybody can be part of this american fabric. so it's really -- you know, bill bratton is a law enforcement guy, he knows policing and he's saying that cruz is out to lunch and doesn't know what he's talking about. >> completely. >> i guess that's sort of what's on my mind today. >> can i ask you, then, just -- i mean, i think the facts, everyone is in agreement about the facts and this is a model for integration, but can you speak, then, to the perception that we have? is there more -- i mean, the figure that steve rattner had this morning is that 10% of all physicians i