piden la renuncia del gobernador de puerto rico es como marcada por la presencia de varios sectores popularesincidentes violentos y arrestos. >>nos encontramos en el medio de la mega manifestaciÓn en contra de ricardo rosellÓ y quiero que vean hacia el norte, hacia el sur la cantidad de personas que se han dado cita. bÁsicamente, estas son las imÁgenes que pueden ver en estos momentos allÍ ofrecieron un discurso sobre el tema zen -- central de la manifestaciÓn. una maniobra bastante complicada y eso es todo de mi parte, ahora regreso con a los estudios y en nueva york mientras tanto hubo manifestaciones contra el gobernador puertorriqueÑo. la manifestaciÓn fue pacÍfica y se escuchaba una y otra vez el lema debe irse. >>una cÁmara de seguridad captÓ una redada de agentes migratorios, ocurriÓ a las 5:00 a.m. y se puede apreciar como llegan dos vehÍculos a bordo viajaban agentes y mÁs tarde se disponÍa a salir del trabajo. el inmigrante finalmente logra escapar. tras la decisiÓn del gobierno de cambiar las normaste has ido a incertidumbre y confusiÓn y no saben si procesar o no a los migrantes q

enrique: al regresar de la pausa, sectores populares, artistas y estudiantes salen a las calles paraÑana, sobre todo en el medio oeste y la costa este de los estados unidos. chicago, new york y washington registrarÁn temperaturas sobre los 100 °f. millones de personas se encuentran bajo advertencia de calor sofocante, por lo que las autoridades han recomendado no estar al aire libre bajo los rayos del sol, estar muy bien hidratados y no realizar actividades fÍsicas o al menos hacerlas en espacios cerrados y con ventilaciÓn. pasemos en puerto rico. saliÓ gran parte del paÍs a las calles a reclamar la renuncia del gobernadorricardo rosellÓ. luego de una intensa crisis econÓmica de la devastación causada por el huracÁn marÍa y el escÁndalo de corrupciÓn y poder que ha sacudido a la administraciÓn actual, sectores populares, artistas y estudiantes coincidieron en esta protesta en san juan, desde donde nos informa lourdes del rio. lourdes: la protesta de hoy exigiendo la salida del gobernadorricardo rose ya no sÓlo hace lo da mas concurrida, sino la que mÁs ha llamado la atenciÓn ya que f

ciudades de puerto rico sigue aumentando la presiÓn en las calles para la renuncia del gobernador sectores populares la exigencia como nos dice verÓnica abreu taÑón. verÓnica: han sido imparable las manifestaciones en puerto rico desde que salieron a la luz mensajes escritos del gobernador misÓginos, sexistas miles de personas le vienen pidiendo que renuncie el escÁndalo ha llegado a la casa blanca donde el gobierno de donald trump dice que se ha corroborado que la mala administraciÓn politización en el gobierno de la isla han sido vÁlidos asÍ tambiÉn lo denuncian los ciudadanos en puerto rico. hasta el frente de la mansiÓn ejecutiva llegaron manifestantes de todo tipo. >>este es mi derecho a protestar por este des el farro y esta asquerosidad que estÁn haciendo al son de trompetas continÚa toda la noche el reclamo de que el primer mandatario abandone su silla los manifestantes sienten gran indignaciÓn y maÑana continÚan se espera que sea multitudinaria con la presencia de bud bunny y residente la situaciÓn de los migrantes en mÉxico estÁ provocando crÍticas hasta en el mismo partido de manuel lÓpez

. >> la respuesta de los habitantes de sectores populares como la gloria en la capital fue superar elerno a estas comunidades plagados de pandillas. >> es un mensaje directo. >> el presidente ha comenzado firme les dijo a los pandilleros que solo les espera la muerte o la cÁrcel. >> vamos a entrar con todo lo necesario para competirle los jÓvenes a las pandillas, vamos a entrar con graffiti, break dance, rap. >> el otro flanco se libra en las cÁrceles, el precede claroÓ estado de emergencia y aislamiento completo para los lÍderes de las pandillas hasta que bajen los crÍmenes en las calles, segÚn la policÍa el promedio de muertes bajÓ de 10 a 8 por dÍa en el primer mes de la administraciÓn. en san salvador el salvador, noticias telemundo. >> ojalÁ que tenga Éxito este programa, al regresar en noticia telemundo nuevo dÍa, hay convocaciÓn de dos marchas en venezuela, en el dÍa de su independencia. >> ¡prepárate para el verano! ¡todo está en oferta con hasta sesenta por ciento de descuento! ¡apresúrate! ¡obtén hasta sesenta por ciento de descuento en todo y estilos desde solo cuatro dólar

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the single largest sector that consumes cherries now, i think, would have to be dried cherries. the dried cherries have become a popular consumer item at stores everywhere. these companies have stores in every major city across the country, and many of them are international. our cherries in the beginning very wide distribution. i guess i would have to say that in the economy of michigan, it's a major commodity in terms of recognition, but in terms of dollar volume, it's smaller than the apple industry, much smaller than -- much, much smaller than the dairy and beef and crops industries. but i think that more than what cherries bring as a commodity is what cherries bring to michigan as a tourist draw. the bright color and the nice taste and the appeal that it has to tourists to come to the region where the cherries are grown and see the blossoms. it seems like people have been fascinated with red fruit more than any other color. it's not that they consume more red fruit than anything else, but we wish they would. i think red is just associated with passion and, you name it, valentine's day, christmas. it's just a roman

given its popularity in the food sector of its food, a lot of people are waiting with anticipation toin that sensem feels like old school talking about this. ocado has been going for 20 years and we‘re still talking about it like it‘s the next thing, but it isn‘t. like it‘s the next thing, but it isn't. not for consumers, but for retailers operationally it‘s taken a huge amount of investment and development around technology in order to meet the demands we are setting them. and all the logistics as well. miya, thank you for coming in. that‘s it from me for now. gchq was once a top—secret organisation, with the government denying its existance for the best part of 60 years. but its intelligence spans a century, from second world war code—breaking to combatting modern—day cyber crime. this year it celebrates its 100th birthday, but, farfrom being kept under wraps, a new exhibition is bringing previously unseen artefacts into the public eye. brea kfast‘s graham satchell is with some of them this morning. good morning! morning, louise. what you‘re looking at look like gobbledygook, but if

popular now but where did the trend begin? it began at the end of 2017 when some company started to launch in san francisco and companies, the front runners in the sectoris point. they're spread out across the us and have become popular and i think the public and regulators are struggling to catch up because it has become so popular so quickly. what are they like to ride? they are fun to ride, especially if you are somewhere that feels safe, on a good road surface with not too many bumps and potholes and you are not writing for too long for that if you're going quick ten or 15 minutes zip than they are really fun. do they feel safe? if you're ona really fun. do they feel safe? if you're on a road has a lot of traffic on it or any kind of uneven areas on the road it can feel unsafe pretty quickly. if you aren't a psychopath which in san francisco it is legal to do, they do feel safe andl is legal to do, they do feel safe and i think the hardware is improving and some of the new and more solid models are a bit heavier and they feel much safer. but the problem is the proximity to traffic and poor road conditions. you live in paris, oliver, and you have be

sector workers. we'll be talking to supporters of both candidates in a moment, but first, we're going to be testing the popularityin the coming weeks. first, our reporter sean clare has been to three constituencies to find out what younger conservatives who will get to choose our next pm think of borisjohnson. the race to decide who will lead the conservative party and the country is on. it's within our hands and if we mess this up, we are going to mess up our country for years to come, especially for the next generation. after being chosen by their fellow mps in westminster, the choice is between borisjohnson, controversial, popular with many members and possibly the biggest political celebrity this country has ever seen. i think there are some people who are such borisjohnson fans that if you have a video of him kicking a puppy they would probably still vote for him. may the best man win. and jeremy hunt who replaced his rival as foreign secretary last year. with jeremy hunt we could actually become more of the centre—right party, the compassionate one nation conservatives. the pair will slug it out in the comi

sector as well. this is a critical part of the government bolsonaro moving forward, because usually in terms of popularity the government do have one year because they can blame the former government, but starting from january 2020 it will be very hard to blame other governments for him. i think the economy moving forward is a key component, and first, the bolsonaro style of communicating to the public opinion is very similar to the trump style. you never know what is going to happen the next tweet. going to give the example that paulo was talking about. the tweets in december and january, the worst agreement that brazil -- [indiscernible] according to the presidential tweet. since saturday, it is the best thing that happened. you never know -- very similar to trump. he talks a lot to his base. basically communicates to people that like him, that support him. there's not too much to moderate the communication. that is also trump's style. trump as it was to the economy moving in the u.s. --trump has at least economy moving in the u.s. in brazil the economy is not moving. the question moving forward, if tha

that the agriculture sector is not so sexy anymore, and we want to make it sexier again, and we want to attract young people. food is such an important thing, d it should be popularo be a farmer. >> brown: you're saying the design makes it more sexy? >> yes, because it's so strange. it's a future design and it's an open design, and it' important for us because we think it's important that everybody can see what's goinghe on-- your food comes from, td how do we process the milk, and how we proce manure. so that's why. it's iconic. it's open, it's transparent. >> brown: we were therre the cows arrived, but they're onboard w, and milk is being delivered to local supermarkets. the short delivery distance, plus the solaranels, reduces energy use. you've seen rotterdam change quite a bit. >> yeah. >> brown: where does something like this fit into the chaes that you've seen? >> rotterdam, it has a vibe of doing things, making things happen, and it's never strange enough. >> brown: even a floating farm. >> even a floating farm. yes, indeed. >> brown: all part of a cityscape that's ever-changing, and redefining urban living. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in rott

sector as well. so this is a critical part of the government bolsonaro moving forward. because usually in terms of popularity, the governments do have one year as credit because it can blame the former government. starting from january 2020 it's going to be very hard to blame other government for him. so i think the economy moving forward is a key component. the bolsonaro style of communicating public opinion are very similar to the trump style. you never know what's going to happen the next tweet. i'm going to give the example. if you get the tweets in december and january, it was the worst agreement that brazil could be into according to the tweets, the presidential tweets. and since saturday it is the best thing that happened. so you never know what's going to go to the next week. this is very similar to trump. he talks a lot to his base. he basically communicated with people that like him, that support him. there is not too much effort and energy to go to moderate the communication. that's also the like trump style. but trump has at least the economy is moving in the u.s. in brazil, the economy is not mo

sector, it's done reasonably well, and within that software has been one of the leaders. s.a.p., having achieved a slow nowsition toward, accelerating the process. gemini, having cap just completed a acquisition. heavily populary aren't talking about them on capitol hill. [laughter] stephen: people like facebook, google and amazon, they are cross-border, and you can only regulate within-border, so there are questions for regulators. i think about cryptocurrencies, cross-border, how do you control? matt: when youth think about these big platform -- you think about these big-platform companies, is there a historical comparison? are you worried about a breakup? are they unstoppable, google, facebook, apple, amazon? stephen: a very good question. we are slightly in unchartered territory. back a couple decades, you had capital controls on currency, regimes were tightly controlled, part of the post-second world war settlement. now you're in a situation where the regulations have been relaxed, and companies have pushed the envelope. anna: stephen, thank you very much. stephen maclow-smith will be joining us on bloomberg radio, a little later on this morning. up next, an underpriced risk. we talk bond markets. this i