welcome to portugal. this, by now, is a typical peripheral europe seen, a plot of land that should by now be homes and flats, property development gone wrong. not much happening. and repossessed. but portugal faces more than just a property boom and bust. it faces a challenge to the whole way the country has been running for the last 20 years. here, they know it is just a matter of time until the euro sovereign debt storm comes. as with greece and ireland, the country is in recession, deep in debt, and the market's demand austerity, but even that is not its biggest problem. its biggest problem can be seen most clearly in a place like this. not long ago, there were 70 workers here. now, there are just 18. they are still doing the handmade stuff, but the mass production has gone to china. the manager of this family-run business making a difference, blinds, and shutters, against the market forces of the whole world. >> the construction sector that was mainly for apartments -- a lot of companies shows sales.

it gives ireland the same rating as portugal, turkey and cyprus. s&p says a further downgrade is possible as the irish government struggles to contain bank bailout costs. the downgrade comes as ireland prepares for elections in which the cost of bailing out banks is a major issue. >> tom: h.p. will give a refund

the rate of 1% is intended to shore up the economies of euro zone members like portugal and spain that have huge debts. the countries are facing uncertainty as spikes of government bonds decline. by keeping the key interest rate low, they hope to support fund raising for firms and financial institutions in countries with large budget deficits. but looking at the commodities markets, crude oil and grain prices continue to rise. the central bank is now under pressure to address fears of inflation. >>> world food prices are soaring to new highs. concerns are rising the poor could be severely hit, leading to more instability in developing nations. on thursday, the united nations food and agricultural organization said the global food price index hit a new record high of just over 230 in january. that against a reference value of 100 set for a three-year period through 2004. it's also up more than 3% from december. excluding meat, most items such as grains and sugar became more expensive. the organization blames poor harvests due to abnormal weather, including heavy rain in australia. it al

it's on watch now for portugal, spain, belgium. so the euro zone crisis and what to do about that is unclear. and 3rdly the post tunisian revolt, egyptian situation is casting a long shadow over this otherwise nice weather. and people are nervous about what is going in the arab world. >>sager: let's stick with the emerging economies; alright this is a key theme here. as you heard in our previous report 2/3 of world growth is coming from the developing world. do you see a shift from the atlantic to the indian pacific region, from the north to the south? >>friedman: absolutely eckart, i've said in the past we are looking at the asian century. i think this is the year where that is now becoming a reality 2 or 3 statistics. by the end of this decade 1/3 of globaltrade will be inside asia. number 2 asean the 10 nation grouping of 600,000,000 people together with india and china means a total of 3 billion consumers are now in that asian market. 3rdly these are the rich countries now. they have the capital it isn't just 2.8 trillion dolla

. >> argentina enfrentara al portugal . >> españa enfrentara a colombia . >> el 23 de abril se disputaranción , para todos lados será diferencia . >> los cleapers recibieron a su equipo de los orlando magic . >> y esto es todo en cuanto a la información deportiva . >> las ciudades de oakland y san josñ luchan para dar una nuevo estadio . >> ambas ciudades enfrentan grandes dñficit de presupuesto . >> san josñ le lleva la delantera en garantizar el estadio . >> ♪ . >> ahora vamos con el pronóstico del tiempo . >> buenas noches . >> vamos al detalles de las temperatura . >> tranquilo para las montañas, cesaron por ahora las ráfagas del viento. >> hay que abrigarse. >> para mañana esto es lo que sucede, temperaturas que irán aumentando . >> para el domingo entra un frente que bajara las temperaturas. >> sábado agradable. >> le tengo más detalles. >> y esto es todo en cuanto a la información meteorológica de tiempo . >> y a la vuelta de comerciales le traemos más de el mundo de las mascotas y sus amos. >> á a casi 50 años de la fuga de alcatraz se cree que todavía los prófugos están vivos . >

of portugal itself. and people are then asking, well, if you've got all these problems with the euro, can the euro itself survive? i think it's got to survive even though i did not want britain to join the euro. i think once you've made a big decision like creating a single currency, you've got to make it work. and there's three thicks that can -- things that can be done to make it work. you've got to bring together the fiscal deficits, the bank liabilities i've just talked about, and the inability to grow. and if europe can only solve its fiscal deficits but not grow, you can have massive unemployment. if it cannot solve its bank liabilities, you've got pig, big problems because banks will not be lending to businesses, and you'll have low growth anyway. so they've got to have a meeting of the euro leaders, they have got to look at these three problems, find a way forward in one fell swoop for dealing with these problems. it's important they do this in private. and then they've got to seize the initiativ

y portugal, grecia, china, japón, innesia, incluso 80 iraquíes reesaron a su país.infantes de marina para proteger a la embajada. >>> se convocó a una reunión en más de 0 embajadas aededor del mundo, la agenda es la prioridad de política exterior, pero los eventos de el cairo son dominantes. n el departamento de estado, lourdes. >>> pausa, y a la vuelta. se imagina u ley que castigue en los recién nacidos hijos de indocumentados? >>> y napolitano lanza una [ locutor ] hecho: cada vez que tomas advil liqui-gels, estás tomando el analgico que actúa más rápido que tylenol rapid release gels y no sólo más rápido, también es más fuerte. no hay mej alivio que éste. advil. ♪(música) >>> y un juez dla florida declaróinconstitucional la reforma de la salud, la decisión del juez es la segunda respuesta dos docenas de demandas en diferentes esdos,a echó por tierra la norma donde se obliga a adquirir un seguro de salud en el 2014. >>> y en indiana una jueza les exige a los padres presentar un número de seguro social cndo van a presentar hijos cuando tieron hijos con mujeres que

portugal ante argentina.....nutos fue angel di maria quien abrio la cuenta para la albiceleste... seis minutos mas tarde ronaldo se aviva frente a la porteria y logra el empate a uno.... pero faltaba messi que ahora si no fallo el penal para darle la victoria a su seleccion ... 2-1 gano argentina... en francia... los blues... recibieron a dunga y a la seleccion brasileÑa... minuto 40 a hernanes le sacan la roja directa por tremendo patadon que le da a un contrario... en el minuto 54 llego el unico tanto del partido... fue producto de karim benzema tras el centro y solo frente al portero... ... 1 - 0 gano francia.. otros resultados de hoy... alemania empato a uno con italia... colombia casi le saca un empate a espaÑa pero david silva anoto a los 86 minutos... ... mas tarde juegan mexico ante bosnia y honduras contra ecuador.... lo del problema de falta de asientos para centenares de aficionados que compraron boleto para el super bowl... pica y se extiende... hoy se presento una demanda en una corte federal en dall

we have examples of the military's handing over power you have it in portugal in 1974 and sudan.he general state one year and left. a few years later the military conducted a coup that still rules, but there are issues of militaries handing over power. the egyptian military does not want to rule, it wants to rain. it does not want to govern on a day-to-day basis. they hope the military gets out of the web. tavis: we know from the coverage of this explosion in egypt that there is not a leader and i am not sure that is a bad thing. the question is who is the leader? how do you assess that? is that a good thing? >> the opposition will need to coordinate in such a way they can have somebody who can negotiate on their behalf with this military. it is not clear whether they have that. i worry that those who don't want to see the opposition's goals achieved might try to manipulate and split them by creating disagreement because this is a broad movement. but i think they are going to need to figure out who represents them and pushed the military to follow through on them. >> i have 30 se

she was walking with her boyfriend and two dogs at portugal beach when one of those dogs went in the water. she went in after it but was took down by a wave. it took 20 minutes for her boyfriend and someone else to get her out. the woman's dog also drowned. >> for the fourth time in 24 hours, a suspicious fire broke out in san francisco. arson investigators found a piece of plastic burning in front of the doorway. one of the neighbors put out the flames before the fights got there, which was about 4:15. >> the only thing i could grab was a teapot, and i filled it up with water. they had a screen on the front of their door to keep the bugs out. that's, i guess, what was burning. >> three other suspicious fires broke out in the same neighborhood yesterday. investigators are working on any possible connection. >>> another fire forced 200 people to evacuate from one of silicon valley's largest home shelter shelters. thick smoke woke everybody up, and they call got out safely. firefighters say the fire started somewhere in the laundry room. today the shelter is back open. >>> fare hikes,

there from france, portugal, and spain. they are patrolling the border between greece and turkey.very year, around 30,000 people cross the border from turkey into greece. that number has decreased since the patrols began. the agency is also helped to reduce the number of pple crossing from north afca. frontx is hoping to do that near the italian island. these agents have begun patrolling the area hoping to stem the tide of refugees from tunisia. refugee organizations have criticized the operations. >> they are under the umbrella of fighting immigration. they are exactly the same. they have the same effect on the rights of people to seek asylum in europe. >> aid organizations say member states should let more migrants into the e.u., but those calls fall on deaf ears, especially in northern europe. much of the funding for frontex comes from those states. they want to continue keeping immigrants out. >> how concerned is the european union about the influx of migrants from northern africa? >> is a big issue. it is dividing the member states. their six regions that are concerned that o

so the germans keep reluctantly bailing out ireland and greece and portugal and... - and something we in europe that is reminiscent of the '30s that i don't think we've seen in north america is violence in the streets. so people are dying now through riots, protests, and so on, but that was true in the '30s here, too. in winnipeg... ...in new york city, in ludlow, and... - sure, there was violence, there were strikes, a lot of people forget. - could we, if we play it wrong, have some of that here? - well, i think the politics are ultimately where the tire meets the pavement on this thing, because if the public won't stand for deflation in areas that are being forced to deflate, then the governments don't have any... they can't sustain the situation, so they're going to have to go to plan b, which is controls, defaulting on debt, pulling out of the euro in the case of countries like greece... but, yeah, people forget there was a lot of violence. the nazis came out of the 1930s. communism was really powerful in saskatchewan and manitoba in the '30s in canada. in the us, the communist mo

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you'll win only your train of thought so it's an extra open in portugal last year. meanwhile i read the study said tommy gagne remains top of the leaderboard after another finish round three of the phoenix open bad light suspending play once again after more than seven hours of being lost in this thing friday so much plays but it's been playing a third round among the gerrard while he was deprived with that shot the strain hitting a one on the three sixty how the american billy mayfair nearly repaid the st. close but not close enough he would be free but still didn't like the game in the first three houses despite missing another one is a strike at the feet. and just a quick update on the fed cup svetlana kuznetsova has won her match she has no seat so between russia and france and the decisive double full stop surely that's it for them i'm. hungry for the feel we've got it for. the biggest issues get the cuban voice face to face with the news makers. it's. the latest headlines and of the week's top stories. the egyptian government and the opposition. after thirteen

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those weak sort of peripheral countries like greece, hungary, latvia, or even spain and portugal are now running a huge fiscal deficits. they have got to tighten their fiscal positions. even germany is talking about tightening their fiscal policy. that will probably imply a general slowdown of the european economy for some time to come. >>> now here is a check on the latest market figures. >>> in other news, myanmar's parliament elected a close ally of the country's leadership as the country's new president. prime minister thein sein was chosen for the election in november, the first in 25 years. he's a 65-year-old retired general and a leader of the newly formed union solidarity and development party. cabinet members will be appointed next week as part of what myanmar's leaders are calling a serbian government. the military has ruled the country for 23 years. more than 80% of lawmakers are from usdp or are military officers themselves. united states has criticized the november election as unfair on the grounds it effectively excluded pro democracy leader aung san suu kyi and other o

those weak sort of peripheral countries like greece, hungary, latvia, or even spain and portugal are now running a huge fiscal deficits. they have got to tighten their fiscal positions. even germany is talking about ghteng tir fcal policy. that will probably imply a general slowdown of the european economy for some time to come. >>> now here is a check on the latest market figures. >>> in other news, myanmar's parliament elected a close ally of the country's leadership as the country's new president. prime minister thein sein was chosen for the election in november, the first in 25 years. he's a 65-year-old retired general and a leader of the newly formed union solidarity and development party. cabinet members will be appointed next week as part of what myanmar's leaders are calling a serbian government. the military has ruled the country for 23 years. more than 80% of lawmakers are from usdp or are military officers themselves. united states has criticized the november election as unfair on the grounds it effectively excluded pro democracy leader aung san suu kyi and other oppositio

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victory over querist from spain is beyond first win on the european tour since the estoril open in portugal last year. inching things off nicely for a while overstays me gainey remains top of the leaderboard after none finish round three of the phoenix open bad light suspending play once against almost thirty plays of it's completely random on those he did yard laws he got a holy one have. been very happy with that and american really made fascinating repainted the fate. instinct and it might go in assuming. he's very unlucky. he would finish by you three they still didn't make the cut again birdie the first three house and despite missing another one here is a stroke player of the faith. so that brings us to the end of the sport for them i'm just a reminder in the fed cup it's going to be deciding doubles match russia to take the first set in that so they're now in the second set hopefully we'll have the results he went. hungry for the full stop we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. the latest headlines in the weeks the top stories here on the

it gives ireland the same rating as portugal, turkey and cyprus. s&p says a further downgrade is possible as the irish government struggles to contain bank bailout costs. the downgrade comes as ireland prepares for elections in which the cost of bailing out banks is a major issue. >> tom: h.p. will give a refund to customers who bought personal computers that use a flawed intel chip. the world's largest p.c. maker thinks only a small fraction of its computers were affected by the design flaw announced earlier this week by intel. number two p.c. maker dell says four of its computers were affected, under its xps, vostro and alienware brands. dell will work with customers >> tom: when you're at work, do you see more women than men? you're not alone. in the "money file" tonight, manisha thakor has a lesson in shifting workplace dynamics. she's co-author of "on my own two feet: a modern girl's guide to personal finance." >> in 2010, the number of women in the paid workforce eclipsed the number of men for the first time. i call this trend "the rise of th

we have had examples like the philippines and portugal and spain, with the worst was permitted after autocracies. they're not a time or dictator if they are on our side. they are an autocrat. autocratic regimes were supplied it and succeeded. >> how is the obama administration doing on this? are they staying out of sight? >> i think they are doing it about right. there were slow to get with the program and all that. look, we cannot make this happen. we cannot lead the way here. it is better for us to be a step behind. we can gently nudge and support, but this has to be an egyptian king, and the more we try to dictate events, the more it will backfire against us. >> there is a reason to think of this as a hopeful moment. generally, these revolutions end badly, but this one doesn't have to. if it succeeds in egypt, it will create a revolution in the middle east. after all, you have to ask yourself, why is it that east asia, east europe, latin america, have all democratize over the last 50 years? 30 years, actually. and not the arab world? there is an axiom in the west -- the arabs are

thanks to a silver gold lionel messi nobs the bragging rights christiane rinaldo us argentina soft portugal too long and came from behind to record the first with copenhagen denmark to want germany and england should say couldn't be separated dortmund scotland should northern ireland to use force in the nations cup while russia's next twenty twelve qualifying opponents armenia didn't have a great evening losing out home to juge. after heading teams in the united states on his native netherlands ruud hole it has begun on his russian quest the former european football or of the year touching down in the country chechen republic to take off premier league side f.c. tareq. carrick are a very strong team they work diligently and so far i don't see any weak points they have a strong soul and great potential there is no reason to go to a team lacking ambition though one should move forward very cautiously only a few people in the netherlands knew about the terror last month now and the whole country knows about us. it's a new start as well for a month by your the togo international join the real m

it does ignore portugal and spain for now and much of central and eastern europe staying sort of on the dry side. still very messy across the eastern mediterranean. storms with slow moving and windy system across greece into turkey. and then as we head to eastern europe, frigid weather. minus 6 in warsaw. hard freeze warnings abound. 3 degrees in berlin, as well as vienna, and over towards the west, double digits, 12 in london and paris, and 20 degrees in lisbon. here's your extended forecast. >>> once again the top stories at this hour. international search and rescue operations are continuing in christchurch, new zealand, where 113 people have been confirmed dead after tuesday's earthquake. police say only six of the victims have been identified so far. they believe identified remains may include some of the roughly 200 people listed as missing. friday marked the passage of the critical 72 hour period since the earthquake, after which the chance of survival for anyone trapped in the rubble is said to fade rapidly. in central christchurch, japanese rescuers, australian troops and other

fourteen on the ball overall and his first win on the european tour since they asked to really open in portugal last year. was. one of those as we just go straight there and never made really any big mistakes or miscreants are kept making some and got close and just had the right shots at the right so i'm you know it's a friend of a new challenge them you know and in the n.f.l. pretty comfortable with what i was doing so. back to american sports now and in the n.b.a. the miami heat have stretched their winning streak to six following a ninety seven seventy nine victory over the l.a. clippers they had finished the first with just one point i had about extended that freeze to town by half time. first led by blake griffin trying to come back in the third and wanted to return posting his second double double of the season with twenty one points and sixteen rebounds but dwayne wade and company were unstoppable waiting twenty eight points eight rebounds eight assists to the overall victory while they brought james had twelve for miami to help them finish eighteen points and had. more and the results

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brotherhood will then lead to the fall of every other nation in the middle east along with india australia portugal spain france even the u.k. and these countries according to beck will all be united under an islamic leader called the callous and eventually this caliphate will rule over america's well known how could i forget lefties and communists are totally in on it too but we're not really here to talk about that after all that's typical for back but what's not typical is that some neo cons are now publicly calling him out for it most notably weekly standard at all bill kristol who used his column this week to call back a john bircher who pushes hysteria and who's marginalizing himself so could be our neo cons and finally starting to get it that well beck is crazy or something fishy going on here joining me to discuss it is david packman host of the david pacman show david thanks so much for joining us now let me explain some of my logic here before you really get into this interview i by no means. glenn beck fan i definitely think that he does promote hysteria with constant theories about how

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out a game and you when it was played and who boris spaskky played against. 1978 he played against portugal. he had memorized 10,000 moves. that was just one of his memories. i could tell many other stories and i do in the book. about how good he was. and he had a total focus on chess. he said bobby is an idiot savant. doesn't know anything about chess. i don't know if you read the out liars, howard takes 10,000 hours in a sense, for ten years to become good at something. probably more than that. he spent six or eight hours a day. he didn't know anything else. have you ever talked to a musician, and they know the mind, they know the interpretation of dreams and all kinds of things but many don't know about literature or music or life. i am not putting down--at least one psychologist -- he spent the greater portion of his life studying chess. so what? he became the champion of the world. that was sort of interesting. that was part of what i do in the book. approach and confront these conceptions about him. when he won the world championship before he died three years ago in reykjavik exactly

will now talk about how it made it way over -- made its way over to in the 400s -- 1400s spain and portugal were competing to explore down the coast of africa and find a sea route to asia. that way they could have the prized asian spices they wanted without having to pay high prices to venetian and muslim middlemen. spanish and portuguese sailors searching for that sea route conquered the canary islands and the azors. some of them staffed by slaves, purchased from nearby africa. one sailor came to know these islands particularly well because he traded in white gold, sugar. and then as he set off on his second voyage across the sea to what he thought was asia, he carried sugarcane plants from one of the canary islands with him on his ship. his name was christopher columbus. >> i knew it. >> and i have to tell you, marina and i cannot agree on who wrote that passage. we both like it so much, we each want to -- >> i say i wrote it. >> i say i wrote it. >> we still don't know who the -- where the truth lies. okay. so a lot of you had mentioned south america, the west indies. all of you with bac

there from france, portugal, and spain. they are patrolling the border between greece and turkey.very year, around 30,000 people cross the border from turkey into greece. that number has decreased since the patrols began. the agency is also helped to reduce the number of people crossing from north africa. frontx is hoping to do that near the italian island. these agents have begun patrolling the area hoping to stem the tide of refugees from tunisia. refugee organizations have criticized the operations. >> they are under the umbrella of fighting immigration. they are exactly the same. they have the same effect on the rights of people to seek asylum in europe. >> aid organizations say member states should let more migrants into the e.u., but those calls fall on deaf ears, especially in northern europe. much of the funding for frontex comes from those states. they want to continue keeping immigrants out. >> how concerned is the european union about the influx of migrants from northern africa? >> is a big issue. it is dividing the member states. their six regions that are concerned th

there's somebody who we will now talk about how it made its way over to -- in the 1400s spain and portugal were speating to explore down the post of africa and find a sea route to asia. that way, they could have the prime asian spices they wanted without having to pay high prices to the middlemen. sailors searching for sea route conquered the canary islands. soon, they began building muslim-style plantations on the island some staffed by slaves purchased from nearby africa. once they were keen to knowing these islands particularly well, you traded in white gold, sugar. then, at the second voyage across the sea to what he thought was asia, he carried sugar kane plants from gomara, a canary island with him on his ship. his name was christopher columbus. >> i have to tell you, marina and i, cannot agree on who wrote that passage. we both like it so much we each want a feel. >> i say i wrote it. >> i say i wrote it. >> we still don't know where the truth lies. okay. a lot of you mentioned south america, the west indies, all of you who had backgrounds in the caribbean; right? okay, this is now

us a try a-serbia and portugal are sending planes to retrieve their citizens. turkey sent ferry. gadhafi was on state television and insist he is still in power. secretary of state hillary clinton is calling on gadhafi to stop what she calls the unacceptable blood shed. this ace regional refuse lugs however. take a look at the map. protest crossed the arab world now from morocco to iran. government have fallen in tu neetion and egypt. will libya be next. latest from jeffrey kaufman. >>reporter: libya is burning. rage against tyranny of gadhafi is sweeping the country. people who have lived in fear for 4 decades are taking to the streets demanding he go. gadhafi is not going without a fight. he ordered soldiers to shoot to kill and they are. fichlt oh, my god. they are shooting the civilian. they have gone crazy here. >>reporter: with borders closed telephone and internet shut down, it is impossible to get accurate information. we do know that hundreds have been killed. many mowed down by machine gun while attending funeral of those who died in the uprising. if. >> large caliber b

portugal has a competitiveness problem. individual countries are putting their own houses in order. third thing, a challenge for all of us, is the overall competitiveness of europe. i think the european union has been good at presenting a challenge to us. we have had the lisbon agenda. we have had the 2020 agenda. the approach is going to be in the pudding. the proof is going to be, it's time we make the european union and more competitive place to do business? you start with an assessment of what is the cost of doing business in europe? the cost of doing business in the united states? look at the measures of that. but that would not be a bad place to start. siebel we can do. -- see what we can do. people are skeptical that europe can deal with these problems. there were plenty of obstacles in the past of creating a single market. the creation of the single market was a remarkable achievement that brought an increase in productivity and growth to the european union. i think the challenge for all of us is to really drive this agenda for worse over the next year or two. >> you will no

miracles, and in 1979 sure that you heard of this particular merkel there was a miracle called of portugal. that particular merkel is also known among the catholics as god's peace plan from russia. with that miracle states is that war is caused by sin and russia would become a consecrated nation and a secret nation and wasn't going to be communist. there were ct to cut three secrets that is the second secret. i know bob hanssen and meetings about this and he wrote a paper with the fbi. again, i want to assure you we are talking to somebody that is a little bit mentally not sound. he believed, it is my opinion, don't know if he told the fbi, he believed that it was only a matter of time before and a short matter of time before russia would not be communist anymore and would become a secret mission. russia gave up in 1991, december 26 when gorbachev pronounced all. that is approximately just after that when bob hanssen stopped sliding. he believed russia, he was about to get its wish come true that russia was about to become a consecrated secret nation and all of the secrets that he gave was