how long was he the head of spain? >>. >> guest: the war early 1939 and remained dictator of the country close to absolute power for the remainder of his life which was 26 years. he died all the 1975 and ruled with an iron fist right through the end torture was routine through the very end no elections no free press or free trade c-span: let's look at at heouedik speaking eangpash. >> t11 what is the worst thing he did to his people? >> you can see right there that everybody must be united to l'express of popular role this way to do what i say and the worst thing he did was to extinguish any type of expression of democratic feelings with dissent in the press through the existence of the civic organizations however participation in anything with the trappings of belongings even if something is very non-political or if you crack given a montessori school or rotary club all these things were forbidden because it was international nine spanish word innovations he wanted to institute a totalitarian rule that was not dissimi

in 1821 mexico declared its independence from spain. and it took several months for that news to reach santa fe. and we had one of the governors who was sometimes called the last royalist because when he got the notice, when our governor got the notice that mexico had declared its independence from spain, he was a little uncertain of what this meant for new mexico. and finally, he received copies of all the decrees. remember we are at the very end, 1,200 miles from the capital of mexico city. when the governor finally got all the royal decrees, he said, okay, i guess we'll celebrate this independence. that took place right outside our doors here on the santa filet pla fae plaza. the white house was built 1804-1805. we were still at that time a part of spain, but we had so many governors who served here between 1609 when the building was built and 1909 when we became a museum. one of the reasons that this building is a national historic landmark, one of the reasons that it is such an important building in the history of the united states

james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain.le 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. >>> hello there, and welcome to nhk "newsline." it is tuesday, august 16th, i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> the japanese government has been publicly protests incursions of chinese vessels into its territorial waters. now it's released a video showing such intrusions in the east china sea. the footage was taken by japan's coast guard earlier this month. it show a japanese patrol ship ordering chinese government vessels to leave japanese waters. it also shows the chinese fleet near the senkaku islands. japan controls the islands. the government maintains the islands are an inherent

in today's show, we'll be examining why going from spain to portugal means, quite literally, a step backn time. more of that later. my name's damien mcguinness. great you could join us today. one of the big stories in europe and the moment is what's going on in turkey. since the failed coup, president recep tayyip erdogan has been clamping down heavily on dissent. this is creating tensions between critics and supporters of the government. tensions which are now reaching germany. tens of thousands of german-turks have been demonstrating in cologne in support of erdogan's government, and against those who staged the coup. followers of the islamic guelen movement are accused of being behind it. they are bad people, says this man, and he wants them thrown out of germany. germany has the largest turkish diaspora in the world. and in the latest turkish elections, more than half of german-turks who voted, supported president erdogan. they are obviously worried by the recent attempt to overthrow the turkish government. there are also many critics of mr erdogan here, especially from the guelen mo

fortifying ten of spain's ports. the plan was, puerto rico, havana, all these were going to be fortified. number ten at the very bottom of the list, st. augustine. ignacio daas is the original plan, how they'll use the land in the area. literally we're a one-fifth scale model of what was considered a frontier fortification of spain, meaning defending the frontier from the two nations. 16th, 17th, early 18th century, they'll have fortifications all around a city they are laying siege to. you'll see 15 or 16 of these in some places that they built up to conduct a three or four-year siege of a city. it was a really common design. but he took that design and scaled it down to fit the land area he had to work with here which is one of the reasons why the inside where the doors and windows are laid out is a little bit odd ball. windows or doorways will be slammed into a corner that seems out of balance. but the rest of all the architectural details balance everything out. original design of the fort is what is called trace

we have been to greece several times, turkey, and spain. this is the first time in albania.> ms. spent time here enjoying the cafes, restaurants, and the beach. >> and because saranda wants visitors to stay for more than a day, there are now ambitious plans, to build an airport, for example. >> we would like tourists to fly to saranda and make it their base. they can visit greece from here. corfu, for example. because albania is a lot cheaper for foreign visitors. that's our strategic plan for tourism in saranda. >> but these plans have encouraged unscrupulous speculators. buildings have sprung up like mushrooms, often constructed without planning permission. the desire to make a quick buck from mass tourism has pushed the town to its limits. >> there are problems. there's no denying that. 12,000 people used to live in saranda. now there are morere than 55,00 the destruction of the townscape through this unregulated construction has damaged the town's reputation. >> and albania has another key problem it'll need to get under control quickly, if it doesn't want to put off hol

word let us have a quick on spain. we have an important process taking place in spain today.erlying economy is doing quite nicely without any official government. read into that as you well. december was inconclusive as was june. >> there seems to be a a lot of hope that we will get movement from a caretaker government to an actual government. i am not so positive on that. manus: we will get a little bit more on spain and what that means. stay with us. anna: raining on the parade. fresh launch from apple. manus: a political death sentence. president rousseff nine-month impeachment process reaches a fevered pitch. it looks like the senate is standing strong. anna: spain's acting prime minister, rajoy will hope to avoid a third election in a year. but the socialists are not playing ball. that is straight ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. 1:47 a.m. in new york. u.s. trading day had a nice pop yesterday in the post jackson hole environment. that is carrying through to the asian session. flash broughtness to you from hong kong. apple is said to be developing new feat

for now, spain is enjoying its time in the sun. a little postcard from spain. lovely. kate moody with a business. we are taking a short break on france 24. more headlines after this. 08/16/16 08/16/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, ththis is democracy now! mr. trump: in the cold war, we had and not feel logical -- ideological screening. the time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we face today. i call it extreme vetting. amy: extreme vetting as donald trump thousand to expend the war on the islamic, he calls for immigration to be suspended from parts of

then we are finally going to get a government in spain this week.: i think it is very joy gets that ra through this vote. he is a handful of votes short but those who have signed up to back him are pretty adamant they are going to vote against him both tomorrow and in the follow-up vote on friday. probably what we see today is the start of the phase of wrangling with a try to cut some kind of deal to avert this third election. the chance of getting a government in this week are pretty slim. francine: why is it so hard to reach a compromise? ben: for me it comes down to corruption. the spanish system has been accounto hold the pp to for a wrath of can option -- corruption allegations against them. the traditional part is toxic arrivals so in policy turns, a socialist could do a deal with the pp tomorrow and continue economic reforms however with allegations against them, socialists are refusing to get into bed with them. you have these two divisions and because of that it is a potential lineup. francine: how is the economy holding up with this politi

christopher ponce is in custody in spain and will be brought back to the united states. chip, do we have any idea when he upon return to tampa? >> reporter: it could take months. it could be longer than that. we spoke with one legal expert who told us it could take longer than a year if he fights ex tradition back here on the united states. it's difficult to imagine wade angel's pain knowing the man accused of killing his son was a freeman. >> i see reports all the time about people who were on the lam for much longer. i was prepared for the longhaul. >> reporter: in a small city in spain, a suspicious christopher ponce was spotted in a bus station by officers. questioning. at that time they found a fake mexican passport on him. >> reporter: when will he return to the u.s.? brian is a legal expert and attorney not affiliated with this case. he explains it could be a while. >> due process -- the treaty with spain requires that he be taken to a judge in spain, he can contest it. >> reporter: he's waited years to utte >> gotcha. >> reporter: and the last time he novembers a

we still like spain.ieve the strong performance of spain against germany will probably run out of steam, but there is still potential. in europe, spain is still a favorite. we have enjoyed europe, that is more a protection. but i think you need to have those in the portfolios right now. manus: with that, thank you for sharing your thoughts with caroline and myself. ofcent chaigneau, head fixed income at societe g enerale. up next, problems at uber. we get into that conversation. caroline? caroline: yes, is it more of a minus for vivendi? we bring you the latest on the group's plans to cut costs. breeze.freeze is not will iran join the party? all of that ahead. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: 30 minutes into your trading day. welcome back to "on the move." let's check in on the mrr function. let's check out the stoxx 600. amex, really wheeling ahead. the engineering group in the united kingdom up four percentage points. morgan stanley says it will get into a buy. gamalto, also doing very well

that is traditionally a good quarter for spain.ot just hthe pace of growth, but also the sectors. we have good job growth. also, exports went up. that was a big surprise. mark: a big day, the confidence for. will he get the numbers he needs? maria: that is a big question. overall majority. that is not going to happen. the question is, in the second round, when he needs more yesses than nos, will he get it? the opposition is not backing down. willoks likely that rajoy lose the vote and that means no government. mark: that means good of a third election. what is the outlook for economy -- the economy if we had for a third election? maria: we should clarify this. loses the vote it is bad news for him but doesn't aressarily mean that we automatically headed for 30 elections.- third the problem is that spain has a lot of work to do. thes not looking good on fiscal side. time is running out to approve a budget. it has 20% unemployment, and a lot of issues remain unsolved. rajoy and the government should get to work now. theregreat to see

james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain.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. - [tim] 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 restaurant & lounge, providing luxurious accommodations and casual fine-dining, the bank of marion, your vision, your community, your bank, emory & henry college, since 1836, solving problems through creative and collaborative results-based education,

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.

neck spain spain neck taking a live lucknow. looking due north or can see th .lue sky it is feeling so much more comfortable yesterday we had 92 degrees. this afternoon in the mid- 80s the summer heat will be returning this weekend we tell you see the forecast , 88 saturday, some of us could get 90 postop on sunday, a few showers. it agrees. what you notice outside the still a little sticky but not bad to points and we will see sunny sky can say to the west of us showers and thunderstorms that is the next systemm moving in a a warm front by the time he get hereb it will lose steam it looks great for friday night football, no rainfall. if you're a fan o we enter very quickly because there were still aftershocks, i is dangerous and we just treat theheftan >> the focus has turned to recovery efforts, they promised to rebuild but in the short-term, thousands are homeless and in need of assistance, they say that thei setting up temper shelters some beds will be laid out so that they can sleep your air-conditioners are being installed

this is the spain borrowing costs and then you can see spain outperforming but that is not should wet spain's relative strength? >> that is the question we wanted to address. with all the headlines in italy this year and pressure building, why didn't they deal with this issue? that is what we wanted to explore. i think it might reflects the political reality. matteo renzi is facing a referendum, which is critical to streamlining and bolstering confidence in the state and the banks, that he can seek a bailout now, so even if you really wanted the state finance one,e the way spain got new eu rules preclude that type of bailout in most circumstances. the market is looking at him and saying wow, he doesn't have the option now the and perhaps that is what we see reflected. guy: thank you for joining us. sees output eia rising in 2017, but still fully short of consumption. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back. 30 minutes into the trading day -- let's have a look at how the markets are shaping up. it has been a day of route across the board, coming off lows of the ftse 100, almost br

the timetable is pretty strict in spain.ay rajoy has times this debate means that all other things being equal, the vote would be on december 25. there is a majority in parliament, however, who are opposed to that. the socialists can get together and outvote rajoy. they have made noises about changing the timetable to avoid that christmas vote. it seems difficult to imagine that we could all be following the voting on christmas day, but you know, it has been a year when many strange things have happened in spain. guy: yeah, that might be a step too far. ben, thank you. let's carry on the conversation now. david now joins us. does raojoy end up with prime minister by the end of the week? >> probably not. socialistsnk the will change their opinion by the end of this week. to see thevery hard gap being closed. and if we go back to another election, will that change anything as well? >> we talk endlessly about western political systems being broken and new political parties emerging and effectively, ending the old monopolies. sp

the absolutely dominated spain in the game that was played earlier this afternoon. check out the score. 101-72. this is her fourth olympic gold medal and the six consecutive gold for team usa in women's basketball. the american women so overpowered their opponents the tournament was the least that the average margin of victory for the us here has been about 40 points. in this game the us jumped ahead early and the americans who beat spain by 40 points earlier during this tournament steadily expanded their use -- lead and diana had 17 points with other teammates earning their fourth gold-medal it is an incredible example of what team usa and women's able to achieve in the last couple of olympics. truly magnificent and dominating in every way. i had a choice -- chance to talk to her not long before i came on the air today and i have an exclusive one-on-one to do with her tonight at 11 pm. she tells me what she is looking forward to doing the most when she gets back home to arizona. and i am standing here by the olympic rings and people are excited and snapping picture

they faced spain in the last two olympics finals. slow to get off in argentina in the quarterfinals until kevin durant drilled nine shots from the field for a 105-78 victory. it is number one and two seeds with spain looking to upset the 14-time olympic champions. now it wasn't gold, but kerri walsh jennings wasn't complaining with the fourth olympic medal with teammate april ross. elsewhere, brazil missed out on the gold. can you imagine? germa germa germany got gold. jennings said 42 years of age doesn't sound old to her. that will be the age if she comes back in tokyo 2020. looking ahead to thursday, the battle of the super humans will come to a close with usa's ashton eaton. he is looking for the decathlon finish. he expanded his lead to 121 points to the half way point. ten events over two days. it is enough to make me want to lie down in a dark room, george. >> christina, the sun is starting to rise. another day of competition. thank you for your reporting. >>> let's get an early start on your money. stock market could be back

team tips off against spain at 8 a-m. thig take to the pool in the women's 200-meter freestyle heats. for the men.. it's the 200-meter individual medley.. with michael phelps competing in heat three. that starts at 9:30. and all eyes will be on the men's gymnastics team at 11.. will they walk away with all- around gold? and a quick reminder -- if you miss any olympic events.. just go to 12-news- dot-com -- and click on our "daily rewind" tab to get caught up. snack.. may ?not? be all that healthy. still ahead on 12 today.. we've got five options that will satisfy your hunger. adding insult to injury.. the french gymnast who broke his leg live on t-v.. gets dropped while on the stretcher. we've got the video in your morning juice. more 12 today.. is coming ###break### let's get another check phoenix police have arrested a man in connection to the murder of a man and woman. 37-year-old brandon southerland is accused of killing the two.. who were found dead inside a mobile home near the loop 101 and 35-th avenue. the search

and his father is american.he competed for spain in the decathlon.it was his first olympics...and he came in 17th....behind american ?ashton eaton...he won his second olympic decathlon in a row...?? ad lib on 3 shot ?? time for your olympic trivia question of the day.which city has the worst record trying to host the olympics? ???adlib weather deals with something we all need.better sleep.better sleep. and the answer -- could be to simply slip on some socks. especially if you are one of those people who have cold feet.but having warm hands and feet can help people fall asleep more quickly.there are several studies that have shown that you can speed up the process by pulling on a pair of clean socks before climbing into bed. the bluecut fire... continues to bur in a big way...we will update you on the progress firefighters are making on it... and quite possibly the coolest thing we have seen in a while...that's at 6:24..... even with the advance even with 6:24..... that's at ####break#### even with the advance even with even with the advance of the blue cut fire slowing, tens of thous

britain in the north, spain in the south. and it's still threatened by still formidable indian power. so washington understands that his foreign policy, the foreign policy of the new nation, must involve not only france and britain and spain, but also indian nations. and that's something i think we have forgotten about george washington. and this story did not have to unfold this way. so if we go back to the middle of the 18th century, non-indian view of north america looks like this. again, no indian nations there. but look at all that blue. in the middle of the 18th century, it looked particularly if you were looking at north america from london, like there was a strong likelihood that the continent was going to be blue, that it was going to be french. because from the british perspective, the british colonies east of the appalachian mountains and west of the appalachians, it's all french. and you would get the impression that this is a predominant french power. well, it's not. it's a house of cards. because the french empi

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some 20,000 people have been painting the town red in spain. they were taking advantage of a festival, a tradition that relates back to a food fight between school children in 1945. it has grown massively. 160 totons of tomatotoes were lobbed around an hour. organizers manninged to hose wn the strickery street -- the sticky street within minutes of finishing. this is a great example of team work in action from the residents of a town near barcelona. they have been celebrating st. felix's day by forming human towers. this year the climbers actually meachemmed to reach 10 levels. that is a feat they accomplished for the first time in. the event has come a long way since the 17th century origin. it originated a dance that resulted on people balancing on each other's shoulders. safely say don't try this one at home. and they have to get down as carefully as they went up. safe this dangerous stuff there in spain. a reminder of headlines here. she says she is the victim of a coup and will be back. dilma rousseff has been removed from office in a sena

i wanted to show you spain because we saw spain's 10 year yield fall to a record low, dropping belowr the first time, ever. this shows you that the yield difference between spain's two-year and 30 year government bonds has narrowed to the least since april 2015. that is a sign of the ecb's asset purchase program boosting demand. that we are seeing through a lot of the bond markets. vonnie: i'm taking a look at dollar yen and it has broken options are2 and expiring today and also --tinuing ideas that negative yields in japan, also taking a look at crude oil which continues its gain. yield again, elevated, 72 basis points and when you think we are looking at the spread, just remember that the spread between the italian two-year and the u.s. two-year is a lot whiter, so that will give you some idea of expectations for a federal reserve interest rate hike. the wider averages, the dow jones industrial average up a quarter of a percent. not a record, that it is a record for the s&p 500, 2186. the nasdaq is up 4/10 of a percent. record and more from the nasdaq, we go to abigail doolittle. a

. >> the basketball team dominated spain for their sixth straight olympic gold medal. they did it the average margin of victory is now won 49 straight olympic a look at the medal cap. how about usa. 40 gold medals. russia and japan but france just one medal behind. france in those standings. how about speaking with some golf. the window championship. beautiful course and that's on fire. tide for third. four shots off the lead. than speaking of great shots. how about the hole. they will knock down the hole in and get the vacation oh the right with that shot nap is pretty good little prize u. that is number 58 that set tre cord earlier in the year. an eight foot eagle putt land to put him in the tie. four shots behind the leader. knocks that one down for 18 undergoing in in tomorrow's final round. you can see the main event and a from across the room. . mctkpwre gore went in and that's in march and 170 in the half and are held back a little bit. that's my favorite here. this is your guy it's going to be fun tonight. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i

host: political deadlock gripping spain for months. prime minister has reportedly reached an agreement with the pro-business party. the house has been without a government since in inconclusive election result of december of last year. one step closer to ending political deadlock. after eight months of fruitless negotiations and two negotiations, the acting prime minister has been given a green light to negotiate with the centrist party in a bid to win a parliamentary majority. >> the main reason i requested permission to negotiate is because spain needs a government. now. reforms put forward focus on several key points, which are nonnegotiable if the conservatives want their backing. they include stripping public offices of parliamentary immunity, eliminating political corruption, and creating a parliamentary committee to investigate the alleged corruption scandals. there has been no indication of acceptance of the proposals. he also needs to bank on socialist support. he would be seven votes short of , even with the party behind him.

they will face spain and the men take on spain in the semifinal. no pressure, boys. earlier, a strange scene at the athletic arena. the women's 4x100 relay in a time trial to qualify for friday. this is after allyson felix was knocked during the heat by brazilian runner who veered into her lane and filing a protest. the women were allowed to compete and went on to secure the top spot with 42.70 seconds which is faster than the jamaicans. >> christina mcfarlane, thank you. it is still pre-dawn. that will be a beautiful live shot behind her. >>> absolutely. the latest reboot for donald trump is getting off to a surprising start. trump admitting he has regrets about his conduct on the campaign trail. regrets, he says. more on that and the state of the race as "early start" continues. nt mverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare d

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

spain has fallen out of it. this is a remarkable story for serbia, and that really strong third 500 that >>> taking a look at the headlines, delta air lines is expecting widespread cancellations today because of an overnight computer outage overnight. a ground stop has now been lift limited. they traced the problem to power problems in atlanta. >>> a kansas city water park is closed today while officials investigate a weekend tragedy. kaleb schwab was killed when riding a raft down a 16 story water slide. his father is a kansas state lawmaker. a park spokeswoman says they don't know what happened but the slide is inspected every day. scientists at uc santa barbara found that single people tend to have richer social lives, show more psychological growth and are more self-sufficient their married peers and more likely to be resilient during hard times. >>> "suicide squad" broke in 135 million at the box office. "jason bourne" second at $22 million and "bad moms" was let's head back to rio for a check of the weathe

a man out of spain did something that secured him a spot in jail. here's the video. him there running? yeah, he chased down his departing flight on the tarmac, backs in-hand and all. they let him on the plane. yeah, he managed to get on the flight just memos before take- off. once he arrived at the destination, that's when police arrested him. >> that's illegal? >> yeah. >> just joking. i can't believe the pilot let

no government spain. greece backsliding.arey have decided not going to put their money to work here or there are bigger fish to fry elsewhere? guest: markets have a tendency to move ahead of the actual fact. with that initial massivive selloff in euro, we had a big selloff. one element is it is already priced. the other element for me is i think the market is taking a more top down view. they have now become accustomed and used to the fact that so originating within the eurozone. there are political hurdles. they will remain in place. absent, a really big fallout. what we should be focusing on is economic data. i think it is fair to say the data has come a bit better than people expected especially in the aftermath of the brexit result and the referendum. from that sense, i think there is still a lot of value in european assets. i think the investors are taking that view. guy: he hasn't done anything, spoken much in terms of guidance for five weeks now. get the projections coming up. we get a decision. a press conference. th

in spain, in the first six months of this year alone, nearly 33 million foreigners visited the country..that's an increase of almost 12 percent from last year. (craig lever, british tourist) clever to go to these types of dangerous countries. a place like portugal is much safer, much quieter and it's better to play golf. " (isa soares) "and while some have gained from what has been a summer of shocks, be it a cascade of attacks in europe..or the fallout from brexit, others, in particular european airlines and their investors have been rattled by it. easyjet's stock price has fallen 43-percent since the beginning of the year. low cost operator ryanair saw it's price drop by agent thomas cook has seen 50% of its value wiped off during same period." for the time being the terror attacks do not seem to have put people completely off travelling ... but it is affecting their choice of destination... and for so many here in europe... safety and security are now paramount isa soares, cnn, london ((brian loftus)) be number one in the box office. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> but another movie stol

spain looking quite impressive.es that undertook fairly significant economic reforms are reaping the benefits. it would be nice to see italy having some things similar in october. but that is more about politics. anna: some of the growth numbers are quite startling, aren't they? they are distorted. italy is trading behind spain, this chart showing the widest bond yields in 18 months. this is the concern; some of the strength in spain is being reflected here, the weakness in italy, the extra premium investors are demanding for italian investments over spanish ahs resulted in these challenges. >> yeah. if you look at some of the italian papers right now, one that was brought to my attention a couple days ago, 50 reasons italy should leave the eurozone. it is beginning to bubble. you've got a political calendar in the netherlands which is being troubling, france as well, germany less so, although merkel is getting challenged by new extremist parties. there's an awful lot of this pushback against the establishment going

later today men's basketball in the semi-finals against spain.. the u-s women look for gold in the 4-by-100 relay.. and usain bolt make his last run for gold in rio..i'm jay up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the warning from the i-r-s about a scam targeting parents with kids about to head back to school. also-- mcdonald's pulling "step-it" trackers from happy meals.the reason behind the happening right now -- a terrible bus crash in newark in new jersey.take a look at this one bus -- t bones another -- remember they're about an hour ahead of us there this happened just about a half hour ago -- about 6:30 local time.we are hearing the driver of one of the buses was killed. our n-b-c reporting multiple injuries -- at least 9 so far -- and several closures in the area. people are reportedly trapped inside the bus right now.they have stretchers lined up on the street for those victims as soon as they get off the bus.some people on board were able to walk away.no word on the extent of any injuries. the bus just cracked in half on the impact

. >>> take you to a celebration in spain that can be messy. >> messy but it is a tradition hey phoenix, it's thunder dan majerle head coach at grand canyon university. coming to gcu was a great move for me. join antelope nation by enrolling as an evening student at our beautiful campus in the heart of phoenix. earn you bachelor's, masters or doctoral degree to take your career to the next level. engage with industry expert instructors in small classroom settings where you can get the support you need to excel. scholarships available. see you on campus! go lopes! grand canyon university. >>> all right, weather believers, here you go. the next several days, a decline in temperatures and by the weekend, we ought to be dried out and just a hair cooler as sunday by cory. hanging your hat. >> reporter: that's right. >> you hung your hat. it is hung. >>> spain isn't just home to running of the bulls. >> messy tradition with the streets stained reds. people gathered if the la toma tomatina festival. thank you >> at least they ware goggles. >> a lot of tomatoes. see you back here tomorrow at no

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we have four professionals over the skies of spain. our friend yoki summer and george from austria. oh, so much more. your wing suit and hit jump. looks cool. looks awesome. looks spectacular from the ground. let's make it better. let's make it look like you are really seeing shooting star. >> i think it's about to come true. >> it is. >> if you didn't know what was happening and you were somewhere in the neighborhood of la palma or spain and you saw that, you would >> exceptional. >> the l.e.d. wing suit made this show stunning. >> wow, we should totally do this show in spanish. she's climbing this rock wall with a prosthetic leg. >> nice. >> rock climbing, all the power comes from your leg. >> maybe this is an advantage. >> bionic leg? >> yes, she is a bionic woman. >> hold that spot. >> she drops it -- >> your leg fell off. >> this is the kind of situation when you have to put your best foot forward. >> and she did. >> she's cracking up. >> people around her recording. she keeps going. >> a group called finding your feet. >> it's on the floor. it's a charity group for amputees. t

take me to spain. >> in spain they stay up past 10:00 o'clock. that is because, people leave work and they rest at home. also, in spain, i have lived in spain for a little bit, spent a couple summers there there everything is greater. dinner is in the until 9:00 o'clock. so their whole culture is different. they are more relaxed. >> i like the the idea of the seees to, take two hours, go home, lay down. >> everybody is sleeping at the same time. >> come back all rested. >> yes. >> but then research here in the you had doctor mike says you shouldn't take a nap for more than 20 minutes. >> not all of it is a nap, go home, read a little, do some errands. >> germany. >> they are there to attend overnight camp at the age of three. they are sent to a rural farm like set to go pray freely outside and teaches them to be more independent. >> why even have them then. if you send them off to an overnight camp at three. >> do you like any of these. >> so first of all, the part that sue missed about overnight camp, it is only three nights, conn they get knive

blocking a few people as they went to practice yesterday and they arey getting ready for today's big spain isst spainin played togethr all out of sports time for susan send it back your way. s keep it right here for more fox 8 news in the morning

and the men spanking spain in the semifinals. >>> and their story. u.s. -- ryan lochte and gunnar bentz speaking out and apologizing for their actions saying they want to move on. as jimmy feigen paid nearly $11,000 to get his passport back from brazilian it's "today" saturday, august 20th, 2016. >>> good saturday morning to you. welcome back to "today"! the folks on the plaza out there. it's good to be back together. >> it's nice to be back. >> we missed you. >> i missed you guys. >> was it as fun as it looked? >> it was. 18 days is a long time. >> yeah -- >> to be away from your family. and you have a little one at home and another one on the way. >> in fact, we begin this hour with the latest out of rio. another exciting night of action as ryan lochte aologizes for his behavior at a incident at a gas station. we go to peter alexander. good morning, peter. >> reporter: good morning. breaking news this morning. just within the last several hours the last of the four american swimmers stranded in rio, jimmy feigen, finally landed back home in the u.s

first, out of the gate and the women's basketball team usa and spain. the u.s. dominates. 101-72. it's their 49th straight olympics win. so no surprise at all. diana taurasi led with 17 medal for the us ladies in -- the u.s. ladies in the summer games. very impressive. >>> and running for gold in the men's 1500 meters final. brandon competes for team canada. is he also the cross country coach for st. andrews high schooling. the race is -- st. andrews high school. the race is set. >>> the columbus native won in the round of 16 a comeback win in the quarterfinals but he ran that a tough opponent from iran and lost 4-0 to an olympian from georgia. >>> it was the games of the 31st olympiad looking back 80 years to the games of the 11th olympiad in berlin, germany where they made history on the track and made a statement to the world. his name is james cleveland owen. we know him as jesse. owens went to east tech high setting track career at ohio state. 80 years ago, owens represented the united states in berlin in front of adolf hitler. he defeated the racial police setting world reco

they beat spain. delle donne scored 10 points and her first olympic gold medal. >> it is a dream come true. i feel like i've dreaming about this moment from a little girl. to be wearing the gold medal around my neck is pretty crazy. it feels like a dream. >>> delle donne says nothing in her career compares to the olympic stage and standing on the podium was an emotional experience. >>> and now to an nbc news exclusive. olympic swimmer ryan lochte says he takes full responsibility for what he calls over-exaggerating a story about him and three other swimmers being robbed at gun point outside a rio gas station. it is something brazilian authorities have denied. >> and if i never had done that, we wouldn't be in this mess. those guys would never be in rio, or were in rio. nothing of the -- none of this would have happened, and it was my immature behavior. >> you can hear more of lochte's exclusive interview with matt lauer monday morning on "the day show." we have more olympic coverage still ahead, inclu

the italy spain 10 year yield spread is at its highest in 18 months, and this as spain has moved closers week to forming a government while italy is facing increased pressure on its banks and a referendum in the fourth quarter that may cost .he premier his job finally, i wanted to show you this. we've seen the ftse 100 lower today but the weaker pound has lifted the ftse 100 more than 8% since brexit. that has pushed its dividend yield down to 4%. here what you are seeing is that yields red to the euro stocks 50. something like this might make you start to question that. vonnie: i'm looking at the dollar index. 95.re still well below on that note, let's look at a couple of other currencies. the u.s. dollar is 30% stronger versus the end of day. the ruble, below 64. oil,ng not in tandem with but more because of these escalating tensions between ukraine and russia. that has spread to brent. two dollars.an the dow is down 25 points to eight sad -- 18,572. up nasdaq is in the green, 1/10 of 1%. >> let's take a look at those winners, helping to explain the relative strength of the nasdaq aga