they can't give them away because this is happening across southern spain. they would try to give away vegetables like this to charities or to animals -- since all of the farmers are in the same position, this many cucumbers cannot be absorbed. and we were at the cooperative, he's a member of the cooperative, a growing cooperative, nine other growers, lost 350,000 euros, 1% of their annual sales in five days. >> to compensate them at this point? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear that? >> who is the spanish government saying needs to compensate the spanish farmers for their loss. >> the farmers are saying the european union or germany directly. it's the officials at hamburg germany who implemented the spanish cucumber. unfairly rushed to judgment last week. that's all turned around. and the cucumber here is taken off of the watchlist. the government says talks need to happen with the european commission and perhaps with germany, taking a softer stance with germany because there's an eu partner and so many issues beyond the cucumber. this is happening at the worst p

you can see people trying to cool off, tourists through southern spain where temperatures climb into the mid to upper thirtsz. we have more images as well, people being smart putting on the hat. this one is one of my favorites right here, just lounging right by the eiffel tower, soaking their feet, enjoying the water, hey, if you're going to be in paris, it's sizzling hot, get outside and enjoy the sunshine, and for today, temperatures once again hot, it's going to be the last day for paris, a high today of 32 degrees. 38 madrid and for my friends in london like charles, a good amount of sunshine, high of 23 degrees, you're getting spoiled by this, good for the garden, huh? >> better anyway. it's been a lot cooler. i was admiring the way your top melded in nicely with the storm cloud graphics you had earlier on. >> i'm coordinating purple with you today. >> that's right. wow, yes. you were going down a storm there jennifer delgado at the international weather center. >>> coming up, looking at the an american baseball team seems to be striking out. hard to see who it's playing against

northern europeans saying southerners -- setting the northerners are behaving with arrogance. there's a feeling in spain right now that the germans look down their noses at countries like spain. this is an example where the finger of blame was appointed to quickly. the german agriculture minister may have to be eating a little bit of humble pie tomorrow. >> thank you. a left-winger who once had close ties with hugo chavez has .eclared victory i the daughter of the disgraced former president >> after a long and often bitter campaign, the results supporters had wanted to hear. exit polls have given the former military officer a slim lead over his rival. the results have yet to be confirmed. his supporters are convinced it will be him. ? >> we are very enthusiastic of the results. we're very conscious of the results. >> it was clear the vote was too close to call. amid too tight security, he turned out to test his own ballot to try to overturn a narrow defeat he suffered five years ago. he was feeling upbeat about the chances. she hopes to follow in her father's footsteps. she is the daughter of -- he is c

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temperatures, a lot of fog all the way to southern california, it's been hot in texas and the great lakes and much of europe is very cool from the u.k. down to spain. temperatures have been very cool. i think the high in paris is like 60 something. if you are locked into that pattern, it's really hot or it's cool and below average. on the pollen count allergy, the grasses, they've been front and center. today is no deposition. they are way up there -- there's no exception. the system that is just clipping -- there it goes. there's a strong one that will move into the pacific west. santa rosa, 49. there are a number of 40s, especially in the higher elevations. i saw some on skyline. 48, 49. around la honda for some areas it's really cool for this time of year. 50s. mostly cloudy observations, one little low spinning into oregon. there will be another one heading into seattle. that all tells us the combination of the two means high pressure doesn't have a chance. friday and saturday, we'll continue this cooling spend. cooler today, fog will hang out by much of the coast. not sold out. 50, 60s, 70s. too much of a sea breeze for fairfield -- to fairfi

southern european countries. apparently the pope does not have the emphasis he used have in italy and spain about having children. a 25% reduction in their work force after 2000. japan, 44%. this is unprecedented. you have to go back to the states of the black plague to see anything remotely like this. china has this problem of 30 million more boys than girls at mary jane -- at marriageable age. it is probably not a happy picture. do we have great opportunities in the world? i think that we do, in part, because as the world gets wealthier, we begin to become a great provider of all sorts of services. i think we tend to look down on agriculture and think it is something in the past. it may be our single greatest advantage over time. as people become wealthier, they start to want better quality products. weather is north american bison or wines from california, there is an enormous pent-up demand. it is clear to me that china will not be able to feed its population at the level they want to be fed over time. china does not have the water, it does not have that terrible land. united states is in a fantastic position