they wanted to restore the old spain. spain was power was held by the big landowners, and the major industrialist, education would be given back entirely to the catholic church in the army would remain supreme. there would be a military dictatorship there be no free press, no free trade unions, no democratic trappings of any sort. a very quick indication of what the real politics of this revolt were came because immediately jumping in to help franco and his nationalist within a matter of days was adolph hitler and mussolini. both sent planes, pilots, pilots, tanks, tank drivers, military advisers, military equipment of all kinds and mussolini before long sent 80000 ground troops as well. the spanish civil war had begun. the war was basically between those forces and the quite ragtag remaining armed forces that stayed loyal to the elected government of the spanish republic. now something that made this different from anywhere that had been seen in europe and quite a long time was the way political violence was deliberately

president in spain. thank you very much for that. i want to bring in cristin walker as we were talking about this, the toll that has taken on the president. we've seen he's very emotional in talking to guns. when it comes back to the push back the white house as far as the criticism and seeing that seep into the campaign trail as well. >> absolutely. i thought that reaction from both candidates was strikingly soft. donald trump was a much more measured tone than we saw after the orlando attacks, for example. secretary clinton reiterated some of what we have heard from her this need to improve relations between police departments and communities. this was an essential part of her platform during the primary, one of the first policies she laid out dealt with this mass inc inki incarcerati incarceration. she mapped out the ways she wants to reform the way in which police are trained, community policing, and those sorts of things. i am told she's going to be talking about that again this week, she might be l

on spain's united coast.spain supplied radio listing post encouraged 45 dozen young spaniards to volunteer for hitler's army and his doomed invasion of fresh and most important supplied hitler but they stream of strategic metals and minerals of the war, things that were very important in making weapons. if the republic of spain had one hitler would not have had a de facto ally in world war ii. i don't think it would have stopped hitler from launching the second world war because i think spain for hitler was always something of a sideshow. his real ambition was to show russia who was boss and control eastern europe and the western parts of the soviet union and breach the balkan and cascade oilfields. i don't think a loss in spain would have deterred him from that. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] c-span, the c-span ro app and c-span.org. >> good evening and welcome. my name is howard unger and on behalf of the holocaust memorial museum it's my honor to lucky me to today's program entitled ever let loose

as well as the importance of the military presence here in spain, that spain is a key nato ally.ted to the fact that the country has hosted u.s. military here for many decades. many are seeing this trip really as a thank you, but it's a thank you trip that has been cut short. president obama will be spending res than 24 hours in country. he cut short -- he canceled, rather, a stop in seville due to the tragic events that unfolded in dallas, the deaths of those police officers, something that really weighed heavily on a press conference that he held at the conclusion of yesterday's nato summit. it was there that he took the opportunity to emphasize american unity saying that the divisions in america that people are talking about are not as bad as they seem. he said americans of all cultural backgrounds are really upset at the deaths of those police officers. they're also upset and angry at the death of alton sterling and fernando castille. take a listen to what he had to say. there is sorrow, there is anger, there is confusion about next steps but there's unity in recognizing that

what happens to men like sellers and spain? well, likely other loyalists regiments raised during the revolutionary war, cumberland's regiment is going to be -- the men who served in jamaica had not really ever gotten to see any action. in fact, the closest they really got to seeing any real military service was guarding french naval prisoners who were captured at the battle of the saints by rodney and his great victory. they really never saw any service in jamaica. so at the end of the war, british are going to disband the duke of cumberland's regiment. the men were given three options. could stay at jamaica, go to england or go to nova scotia where they would receive bounty land from the british government. those men who stayed at jamaica actually large numbers of them would find american ships that had sailed into jamaican ports an returned home that way. interestingly, large numbers who go to nova scotia are going to actually return to america later and some of them are going to receive pensions from the federal government.

naval base rota in southern spain.taken to the podium addressing military members and their families. let's listen. >> i want to recognize your outstanding leadership team here at rota. vice admiral jamie fogo. give him a big round of applause, come on, guys. captain mike mcnichol. now, apparently, mike's only been here three weeks. five days after he started, the secretary of the navy visited. and now here comes the president. so, we're testing mike a little bit. it's like the in-laws coming over. but he is doing an outstanding job already. we have great confidence in him. and i also want to acknowledge command master chief michelle brooks. i tend to like people named michelle. and you spell it right, with two ls. that's the right way to do it. now, we've got quite a group here today. we've got sailors from the united states navy. we've got the air force 725th maintenance squadron! we've got marines from marrone. we've got outstanding civilian personnel. don't be left out, civilians. let's make some noise. and, of cou

well, one of those gentleman who is going to receive a pension is william spain, spain is going to make his way back to north carolina by 1797. he marys nancy church. who is resident of north carolina. they end up having five children and he settles down to the life of a farmer. but in 1818 is when the first federal pension act is going to be passed. that act required that soldiers show some degree of poverty in order to get a pension. they had to demonstrate need. so in his application, spain is going to write to the pension office and he gives an inventory of his property. and he notes he has 260 ache he's poor piney woodland. any of you have been to eastern north carolina, you know what poor piney wood land is. he has one old still nearly worn out, nine head cattle, two small horses, 40 hogs, three bee hives, 11 head poultry and geese, two spinning wheels, dishes, wook wear, saddles, harnesses, et cetera which he describes in great detail in the application. i'm not sure how much poverty he could really claim. did he claim that "his wife was quite helpless with rheumatic fever while

that includes a strong and unified spain. one of our closest allies. >>> the president was originally scheduled to spend two days in spain he is returning early to visit dallas where he is expected to speak at an inner faith memorial service for the five fallen police officers. >>> a matador was killed after being gored by a bull 29-year- old victor barrio is the first bullfighter to die in the ring in spain in more than 30 years. medics rushed to his side immediately but were unable to save him. millions of viewers watched that deadly incident unfold on live television. >>> two men are in serious condition after being gored during the third day of the world famous running of the bills in pamplona. people from all around the world come to the streets of pamplona every year to take part in the event. >>> police in san diego say a man injured in a series of attacks on homeless people has died. that brings the death toll there to 3. investigators say the suspect caught on surveillance camera attacked four homeless people, anthon

the big story in spain is an electoral one.panish election threw up a surprise, in that the candidate acting prime minister got more seats than was expected. there is this ecb rule that we are hearing could be changed. they might buy bonds of nations with regard to their debt, rather than their economy. take a look at where european markets are looking as we head to the close, seconds away. stay with us. ♪ mark: you are watching the european close here on bloomberg television. stocks finishing the friday session. stoxx 600 down 7%, biggest one-day fall since 2008. how things have changed. in the last four days, this index has reason by 7.5%, the most in february -- since february. every single industry group rising today. let's get to the ftse 100. himbiggest four-day gain in a state years, since 2008. daysgain in the last for -- last four days. they gauges on track for us best date since 2011. it is also at the highest level since august. the footsie was the best performing major developed market in june, buoyed by the weak po

station there in rota, spain.e had toured earlier the "uss ross" and made a point of seeing all those on active duty there. we've been following all of this with the help of our good friend, criminal jack jacobs, of course, medal of honor recipient. colonel jack, first of all, the president going there now and making this speech. of course, it was a big thank you, but the timing, what's that about? >> well, it's on the heels of the nato summit, at a time when there's a great deal of consternation inside europe about what's happening to europe, and ultimately, to nato with brexit on the one hand, russian aggression, which the president mentioned, on the other, and a concern that the united states is not necessarily going to be there when the europeans need them. and we've done a number of things, including this speech, to generate more enthusiasm among our nato allies. among other things, nato is moving troops into the baltic countries. and maybe more significantly, the united states is adding to its forces in east

this is not a problem on the scale they had in spain. if you look, i mean, take consumer debt to household debt to gdp. in many could the italians don't you very much really. the problem they have is the a simple one. they could do all the things that were done in spain, but they forgot to do them before the rules changed. if they had done it earlier, it wouldn't have been a problem. i suspect a typical euro fudge and say obviously people who bought bonds before the stated rule changes happened shouldn't be bailed in which therefore enable s them to avoid bailing n all these people. i suspect they will put together -- the numbers fwen are fairly small. >> can i just bring it back to the central banks and what the banks are doing to support the rally we're seeing across the board at the moment. do we think the bank of england is going to do anything on thursday or just think that we think they are? >> i was asking this question online earlier on twitter. >> i think carney made a bit of a mistake. rare to give him credit. he committed hims

spain and portugal's budgets are out of control. that's the verdict of the european commission. eu's executive committee started disciplinary procedures against the two countries. neither of them have put in place robust enough measures to cut spending. now the countries are at risk of being fined. the commission says both spain and portugal's budget deficits were over the eu's limit of 3% of gross domestic product. the eu commission responsible said the countries made progress, but were behind schedule. >> both spain and portugal have veered off track in correction of their excessive deficits and have not met budgetary goals. reporter: but the commission will not decide if fines and other penalties will be applied until after an eu finance ministers meeting next week. >> today is not about sanctions. not at all. today is about correcting the past. the next step is for the council to discuss, as per the said. so no speculation today, please, from anybody. reporter: last year, spain had a 5.1% of gdp deficit, higher than the required 4.2% target set to get it on the path to compl

let's get the details with sarah morris in spain. can you give us more on what the ruling was and remind us what messi has done? >> the court has sentenced lionel messi to three counts of tax fraud come up or miss paying his taxes and withholding taxes between the years 2007 and 2009. his father was also sentenced to 20 months in jail. under the terms of spanish sentencing, because the sentences are under two years, it is unlikely that lionel messi and his father will serve jail time because they will be allowed to serve that on probation. what the prosecution claimed was lionel messi had been able to take his image rights from various advertising companies -- channeledhem them outside spain to avoid taxes. he said his father took care of all his financial affairs and his father said he left it all up the lawyers. the court doesn't seem to have and sentenced them today. >> if anyone needs reminding that lionel messi is no ordinary , he is a business man football superstar, he plays for barcelona come he channels the football passion

spain would keep its budget deficit within 3% of gdp next year. portuguese prime minister also released a statement. he said he would shortly explain the financial reconstruction measures to the european union. >>> washington has yet to lift a trade embar coe on cuba. yet that isn't holding back other countries, japan included. here's a report on what's attracting their interest. >> reporter: this bus representing about 30 japanese companies is on a scouting mission organized by japan's main trade organization. they start by meeting officials from state run firms. they've got lots of questions about doing business in cuba. this man works for a refrigerator maker. he is planning to open a branch in cuba. >> we need to meet people in cuba and ask them what they need. and what their problems are. >> soon, a state wide enterprise that operates refrigerated warehouses, inside he is thrown three cooling machines, but only one of them works. >> parts were removed from this machine so they could be installed in another machine that's working. >> reporter:

james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain.he whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. ♪ take me in, o tender woman >> memphis, tennessee... it has been written if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. you are here. with david ford. ♪ time will come >> i'm david ford. very happy to be back at sun studio again and tonight i will be singing songs with jared dickenson and emily growth. this is my third time doing the session here at sun studio. you would think i knew what i was doing by now. it's a great room to be in, whether you're singing son

the games will be in spain where he plans to compete. >> i have my sights set on spain. i created the hash tag train for spain. he is committed to giving back a portion of each bottle sold from his wine label goes to research, we have been doing this for three years we have given $45,000. we're proud of that. and that's something that we will continue to do. >> he said his lungs have declined a little since the transplant. he may need another one in the future. but for now he is living his life one day at a time. >>> a warm one out there. not as hot as yesterday but it is hot. and 105, 106t is 103. it is still hot. this recooling down. here is how it looks. 58 degrees. you get the air quality issues and san francisco good air quality is 69. the air quality and the fourth spare the air quality. >> these are the official highs. tomorrow's highs will be cooler inland and 3, 4 degrees. it's not massive. you see how it is stuck. 0 you have that it cannot get over the coastal hills t is going through the bring and san bruno gap. that's what is happening now. squishing through

james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here with the local saints! ♪ and i love you ♪ and will be okay ♪ oh, >> hey, i'm jamie. >> and i'm rob. >> we are with the local saints. i play bass and sing. >> i play guitar. >> my name is chad and i do percussion. and there's zach walton who does keys and billy smart who is the other lead guitarist. >> and i'm justin holder a

he is the first professional to die during a bull fight in spain since 1985. it is 12:51. 79 degrees. beautiful day out there. hopefully you are enjoying it, heat comes back starting tuesday. >>> black lives matter emoji is back on twitter, it resemble three clinched fist in various shades of brown. it start add peering at end of the #black lives matter, after the deadly police shootings of two black men in louisiana and minute so the a black birds announced decision to bring that emoji back. account run by twitter employees celebrates and encourages diverse perspectives. >>> star bucks lovers listen to this prior to pay more for your favorite cup of coffee. your coffee chain is raising prices on select beverages that will begin on tuesday, and it is not said just how much the increase will be but recent computer glitch caused the price adjustment to take effect early. customers were overcharged a maximum of 30 cents, out of error and it has been since correct. >>> on the people scene you can still get tickets to see smash broadway sensation hamilton but won't

william spain is also going to join the regiment. this is william spain's pension account that he would file after the revolutionary war. you'll see here he said he was put on board a british ship where he remained for five months becoming destitute of clothing and money and receiving nothing help from the united states. he enlisted in march, 1781 with the british for the sole purpose of getting clothing. that the condition of his enlistment was that he would go either to the spanish main or jamaica and not with a view to fight against the united states and had he had to fight back, he would have deserted from the british forces. so he's claiming the poor conditions forced him to join montague. nearcally these blen in dire straits and felt they had no choice but to join montague's regiment. things were going on though as montague was raising his regiment in the back back country of south carolina and also north carolina because a new commander had been appointed. that is nathaniel green. green was given authority to treat with the br

obama is the first american president to visit spain in 15 years. in southern california, 2,000 people who fled their homes due to a brushfire are being allowed to return. a few hundred firefighters have fought the blaze in the foothills near santa clarita-- north of los angeles. high winds spread the flames across a square mile, consuming tinder and dry brush parched by the five-year drought. the fire is 20% contained and no longer threatening residences. its cause has not been determined. japan's prime minister shinzo abe has won a resounding victory in today's parliamentary elections. early results and exit polls showed abe's ruling coalition capturing the two-thirds majority in the upper house needed to change japan's constitution. abe wants to amend it to permit the japanese military to engage in combat operations overseas. the post-world war ii constitution limits the military to self-defense and humanitarian roles. the controversial change also requires approval by japan's lower house and a majority of voters. to keep up with the events in da

the first matador killed in the ring in spain in more than 30 years. his wife raquel sanz said to be devastated. later tweeting, "i have no words. my life is gone. i have no strength." while bull fighting is seen by some as an historic part of spain's cultural identity, critics view it as barbaric. two regions have banned it. condolences have been pouring in for barrio. his wife, thanking well wishers and saying she hopes her husband is in a better place. tom? >> gloria, thank you. >>> coming up, the case against fox news chief, roger ailes, widening. first, former anchor gretchen carlson's allegations. what they're saying about ailes, and how he's fighting back. >>> and later, the race against time after a girl falls into a deep well, trapped 100 feet below the ground. how the dramatic rescue played out. d sounds ] oooh! out. pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. and i quit smo

he was originally scheduled to spend two days in spain after the nato summit. >>> the confederate flag flying again outside of the south carolina statehouse temporarily. [ applause ]. there were cheers and applause as the flag was hoisted, but there were also protests, and the south carolina governor ordered the flag be taken down after a white supremacist shot and killed nine african-americans inside a charleston church. >>> and the goal is to win the european championship. scoring the only goal to match an extra time, and rinaldo played most of the game after injuring his knee and had to be carried off of the field and this is the first ever major international soccer for portugal. >>> 4:25 am is the time. >>> four people were arrested in a kidnapped for ransom case, and still missing and what the investigators are telling us about this mysterious case. >>> a black lives matters protests and what they are hoping to spread as the movement goes forward. >>> we are looking at a commute where traffic continues to look good on westbound 24 as you head into oakland.>>> a little bit of fog,

they are the seventh-biggestst corporatitionn spain. they have out-competed all kinds of capitalist enterprises. by the way, just to give you anan idea that might surprise you, mondragon has partners, people--enterprises in other countries that admire what they do in certain areas and partner with them. they have labs to develop new techniques. i'll give you the name of two partners you'll recognize: general motors and microsoft. they could help each other. microsoft gets some of the technological stuff t that mondragon is ahead, and mondragon gets from microsoft. might surprprise you. so they're ququite able. they're quitite confident they can compete. given half a chance, they can compete. arizmendi bakeries are doing finee in san francisco, ,d so is the yellow cab company, and so are many, many others. in amherst, massachusetts-- because i taught most of my adult life as a professor at the university of massachusetts-- there's a little copy shop that was seet up 2525 years ago calld collective copies--hint--and they are a worker co-o

naval station in spain. he is cutting the visit one day short. he will return home and travel to dallas in the coming week. we have more on the president's visit. hi kevin. >> reporter: always great to talk to you. the president figured he would be here for four days. it is just three because of what happened in dallas, texas. keep in mind, he wanted to talk about security cooperation, economic cooperation but it was all overshadowed by the lives that were taken of the dallas police officers. president obama talked about what a lot will find interesting. he was talking about black lives matter. the president had something interesting as well to say about this debate over fair policing, listen. >> one of the great things about america is that individual citizens and groups of citizens can petition their government, can protest, can speak truth to power and that is some times messy and controversial. >> reporter: no question about that, messy indeed. right now the american family is having a spirited and heated conversation about this topic. the pr

will we see more consolidation, not only in italy and spain, but here in germany?i think the answer inevitably, is yes. compare what is happening in spain with what has not happened in italy, and to a certain extent, what has not happened in germany. if you look at the spanish local banking sector in 2007, they were over 40 local savings banks. they are now less than five. so, you have seen a major spanishation in the ban banking sector. and the spanish authorities should begin at full credit for that aggressive restructuring of the banking sector. in germany, the regional banks, they are still far too many. likewise in italy with these local savings banks. that is where a lot of these nonperforming loans are hidden within the italian banking system. manus: i think you have just summed it up beautifully. the reality of it is, every country that has got their banking -- i will not even make the statements subjectively that the u.k.'s banking system is in order. andiamo! andiamo! andiamo! that andy go as far as bottle."nother abe's stimulus plan, it takes shap. and w

reporter: spain's ministers for economic affairs as they believe they would he given an exemption to bring its deficit into line. if spain and portugal received fines, they would be the first countries to be penalized for the budget deficit rules, but it is unlikely given the fragile state of their economies. helen: that is your business news for now. brent: turning to cycling and the sports most prestigious race, the tour de france, resumed after a day off. stage 10 ran 197 kilometers, starting in andorra. the punishing course included the highest mountain in this years tour. then it was mostly downhill until the two climbs just before the end. and it was a first time stage winner who crossed the finish line first. reporter: stage tends centered on the battle for the green points jersey and a strong group were able to break away from the fact across the finish line almost 10 minutes before the rest. it was good enough to hang on to the overall leaders yellow jersey. >> once we got down out of sight, it settled down and you could see it was turning into a big fight for the sprinter t

. >>> a tragic scene in spain unfolded on live television.ored to death in a bull fight. he seemed to be in control but in an instant he was tossed in the air and the horn in his chest. and his wife was in the stands at that time and she later tweeted my life is gone, i have no strength. >>> president obama addressed members of the military today at a naval station in spain. telling them that america will overcome various threats and challenges through its military strength by saying true to its values. mr. obama expressed gratitude as being an ally and welcoming the u.s. soldiers at at that navy base. >> we have an enduring commitment to the trans-atlantic alliance and our allies in europe because you are central to our security. and we could not have a more important alliance or better set of friends than those of us, those of you here in europe. >> the president was to stay two days in spain but cut his time in half in the wake of the police shooting in dallas. >>> more to come, a traditional dance for a great cause. a benefit helping thos

this is video from earlier today when the president addressed troops stationed in spain. he cut his visit to spain short by a day and spoke about the attacks, including this statement today on stopping police violence. >> the best way to do that is to bring allies aboard. that means -- that includes by the way police departments when they're doing the right thing like dallas. which has implemented the very reforms that black lives matter is seeking. that's why it's so tragic that those officers were targeted. >> the president says that he is making the trip to dallas this week at the invitation of the mayor of dallas. >>> two campers from alabama have now been arrested for starting a 500-acre fire in colorado. 26-year-old and a 28-year-old man have both been booked into the boulder county jail. officers say the men were camping in the area and did not properly put a small campfire out. flames broke out yesterday. and over 2,000 people have been evacuated. so far nearly 600 acres have been consumed by the flames, including many homes. fire officials say they are now using

a blue wine available in spain is expected to land in the hands of americans this fall. it gets it's color from organic pigments in grape skin and a noncoloric sweetener.

the first matador killed in the ring in spain in more than 30 years. his wife raquel sanz said to be devastated. later tweeting, "i have no words. my life is gone. i have no strength." while bull fighting is seen by some as an historic part of spain's cultural identity, critics view it as barbaric. two regions have banned it. condolences have been pouring in for barrio. his wife, thanking well wishers and saying she hopes her husband is in a better place. tom? >> gloria, thank you. he's denying the allegations, and tonight some famous tv women are coming to his defense. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: the case against fox news chief roger ailes widening tonight. ailes telling her, allegedly, you have to lay with the big boys if you want to play with the big ones. four other women in the new york magazine article wish to remain anonymous. the allegations coming gretchen carlson filed a lawsuit saying he ended her fox contract after these actions. tonight, several female fox anchors are coming to his defense, including maria bartiromo. and ailes' attorne

he met with the king of spain before heading back to the united states. we're told the president will deliver remarks at a memorial service in dallas. we have more from madrid. >> reporter: good evening from madrid spain where we know where president obama will be spending his tus, in dallas, texas. during which time he is expected to deliver remarks at an interfaith service to honor the 0 fallen officers. it was that and not community cooperation that became the news of the president's now shortened trip to europe and specifically to spain. the president did manage to meet with the king of spain and the interim prime minister during the visit and took a tour of military assets here and spent time with service personnel before heading home for washington. as has been the case throughout the visit to europe, talk turned to the tragedy in texas. as many of you know, the group black lives matter has been credited with conducting demonstrations to protest killings but also accused of inciting violence about which the president said this. >> in a movement like

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life to even more anti-eu sentiment while also failing to act could jeopardize its credibility spainn on the extended deadline to close its deficit to thousand nine. -- since 2009. stephen major remains with us. stephen, answer me this. i am looking at a peripheral nations debt, at their yields, at spain and italy. , deemedseen a race down a haven, different from what we saw back in the previous crisis when we have spanish yields training at 1.165. -- could thisee eu votes potentially dean the likes of spain not a haven? >> on tuesday next week, there is a meeting to talk about these deficits and you pointed out that they have not actually reduced their structural deficits enough. it looks like it will be a bit of a wash and there are mitigating. it seems ludicrous that they could be fined for this and the fine will only make things worse. , guess he can get through this and there are special circumstances that both countries could focus on. italy is slightly different because we know that the banking system has been a focus and nobody really predicted that the u.k. vote would trigge

president apologized to the of spain for his abbreviated visit. president obama said it was important to visit that country to emphasize the important alliance between spain and the u.s. the president returns to washington, d.c. tonight before heading to dallas. >> as the nation grapples with a week of violence, this week coanchor martha raditz reports from dallas. the department of homeland security secretary will discuss the local and federal response to the shootings. you can watch the full interview on this week at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. any are outraged over the men of black men at the hands. police in louisiana and minnesota last week. yesterday afternoon some 200 protesters stopped traffic in san francisco. they blocked the entrance to interstate 80 at fifth and bryant streets. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana was there. >> this is where the protesters made their last stand. they have a simple message. >> we want people to know what is actually going on, what police officers are actually out here doing and getting away with

kevin has been traveling with the president and live in madrid, spain. hi, kevin. >> reporter: good evening to you. we now know the president will be spending tuesday in texas, as you pointed out speaking at that interfaith memorial service, so important you get a chance to go from commander-in-chief to healer in chief, the president making those remarks in honor of the fallen officers gunned down in that racially motivated se e senseless attack that devastated people and has the country on edge. it was that and not economic cooperation that did become the head line story in the president's visit to europe and specifically to spain. he took time out to meet with the king of spain and the int interrim prime minister during his visit and took a tour of u.s. military assets and he spent time with u.s. personnel before making his way back to washington. as has been the case throughout this visit to europe, the talk eventually returned to the tragedy in texas, a lot of you know the group, black lives matter taken this opportunity to protest and the president

. >> the euro zone finance ministers have declared spain and portugal in violation of budget rules. they have gathered for their first meeting since the britain vote to leave the european union. budget if ingh recent years. the countries have failed to bring their budgets below the eu's mandated 3%. >> we discussed spain and recentl following the recommendations or the conclusions by the commission. follow-upot the decision regarding possible sanctions or the effective actions in coming years. than three weeks since the vote to leave the european union and it almost seems like business as usual. david cameron finalized a multibillion-dollar deal with u.s. plane maker boeing. they agreed to buy -- there was also civilian aircraft deals announced on monday. all the details. >> it was the first major announcement at this year's air show. british airline said it made orders for 12 planes in a deal thought to be worth around 3.9 billion euros. the purchased hailed by the company's founder, sir richard branson, is one for the future. >> we are trying to get our carbon output down, our fue

according to the european , he said both spain and portugal have feared off track in respect to their debt. i can tell you that spain is not having an impact on stocks, up one point 3% and portugal up 1.8%. 1.3% and portugal up 1.8%. fbi director james comey set to give testimony. he will likely be grilled by on the investigation and hillary clinton. we will bring that to you live. the u.s.minutes into trading session, d markets desk. -- trading session, let's hit the bloomberg markets desk. julie: a relatively modest gain. be a commodities led rally. we have materials as the best-performing group, up three quarters of 1%. as well, we see a bounce in the bond yields and a rotation out of defensive stocks. pepsi reporting to beat earnings. i look think the north american -- ness is where pepsi businessny's frito-lay is strengthened. we have been watching them gain ever since the earnings report. watching at&t this morning. that stock, we are seeing a rotation out of telecom. at&t is elevated relative to historical levels according to an analyst at citigroup. the shares are down by 8/10

given the extraordinary friendship and alliance that exists between spain and the united states. >> spain has been steeped in political turmoil for several months now. president obama will be back in washington tonight and will head to dallas within the next few days. >>> we have more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, bay area college students are on the road to rio. we will tell you how one of their classes is putting them right in the middle of the olympics. >>> this morning, we are looking at clear skies. we don't have fog. at least it's not widespread like yesterday. we are talking about a warmer day. 90s are set to return to the bay area as well as the middle part of the week. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>> as the olympics approach, many are asking if rio will be ready. a class of local college students travel all the way to brazil to study the games and the impact on its local people. jessica caught up with the students ri

from the top of the rock, spain's costa del sol arcs eastward, and 15 miles across the hazy strait of gibraltar, the shores of morocco beckon. these cliffs and those over in africa created what ancient societies in the mediterranean world called the pillars of hercules. for centuries, they were the foreboding gateway to the unknown. descending the rock, whether you like it or not, you'll meet the famous apes of gibraltar. 200 of these mischief-makers entertain tourists. and with all the visitors, they're bold, and they get their way. yeah? you can have it. you can -- you can -- you can -- here on the rock of gibraltar, the locals are very friendly, but give them your apples. legend has it that as long as these apes are here, the british will stay in gibraltar. - [voiceover] this program is made possible in part by historic marion, virginia, home of the wayne henderson school of appalachian arts, and celebrating 20 years as a certified virginia, main street community. the ellis family foundation, general francis marion hotel, the historic general francis marion hotel and black rooster

. >>> president obama in spain today addressing the protests, urging demonstrators to avoid inflammatory words and actions saying it would step back their cause. he is cutting his trip short following the killing of five police officers in dallas. >>> the top federal prosecutor in new york city before he became the mayor. he has defended law enforcement especially as police officers across the country have now come under attack by protesters reacting to the fatal shootings of two african american men. rudy giuliani joins us with these thoughts. you're coming under some criticism. is that fair? >> complete pli unfair. i was just on cbs face the nation and it is the reason why many people believe the mainstream media is part of the democratic national committee. i started my case and i said i have zero tolerance for police officers who are brutal. i put them in jail and i believe that black lives matter is a racist organization that is helping to fuel this. if i had an organization called white lives matter you could say it was a racist organization or yellow lives matter or some group tha

the first matador killed in the ring in spain in more than 30 years. wife said to be devastated, later tweeting, i have no words. my life is gone. i have no strength. while bull fighting is seen by some as an historic part of spain's cultural identity, critics view it as barbaric, two regions have banned it. condolences have been pouring in and his wife saying she hopes her husband is in a better place. gloria riviera, abc news, madrid. >>> coming up, the widening case against roger ailes. more women are coming forward with similar claims. but other high profile female anchors also rushing to his defense. >>> but first, how simple acts of kindness in dallas are bringing strangers together. you're watching world news now. strangers together. you're watching world news now. w." >>> >>> >>> after a week of blood shed, anger and violence, the country is once again in mourning. >> but strangers now trying to bridge the great divide approaching each other and even kick starting the healing process for many. here is cecilia vega. >> reporter: one after the ne