and that will affect jobs of people in spain too. no, we're not saying that you can go to spain. person, that is what's happening in spain right now, that a few a few hands, a few companies, a few, a few rich people is earning more and more and more homes to speculate. this is not guaranteeing the right of housing for the residents in spain. and this is the main economical problem we have right now. so we have to stop it, as the netherlands, for example, did in 2022. they did this exactly same measure to ban or to tax a lot the purchase of houses. but to everyone that wants to buy a home to make profit and not to live in. so we're asking the same. and this is not what the spanish government announced yesterday. and activists of their in barcelona. let me take you to lose some live pictures coming into us from south korea, the capital of seoul come up because authorities there investigating the impeached president yoon are at his official residence today to execute an arrest warrant of accusations that related to his martial law deck —— declaration last year. this is been continui

and finally, spain's. hold on south america last on the program is erick langer, a distinguished professor of latin american history whose work recently has focused predominantly on one specific soldiers. marvelous, marvelous story. an officer in the irish legion of bolivar's army, francis o'connor. the history bolivar of bolivia, a country that cru was created soon after the battle of ayacucho. so first to introduce natalia who will speak first? natalia so to reappear there was recently a professor of latin american history at the university of kent, as i mentioned, where she taught for 17 years. she obtained her ph.d. at university of london and has been a visiting fellow at yale university. the carter brown library and the fly university tent in berlin. natalia has held grants. the british academy, the british library, the leverhulme trust and the alexander von humboldt foundation. she has published extensively on latin american independence in english as as in spanish. her most recent books in english

non—eu residents bought 27,000 properties in spain in 2023.ro sanchez didn't give any more details on how a tax would work, or a timeline for presenting it to parliament — where he's often struggled to pass legislation. but the prime minister says what he calls an �*unprecedented move�* is needed to help tackle the country's housing shortage. translation: there are too many air b&bs, and there i is a lack of housing, and therefore the duty of the public health administrations of the government of spain, is to prioritise the residential use of the apartments and prevent the tourists and speculative use from continuing to expand at an absolutely uncontrolled way, and at the expense of the neighbours of those properties. 0ur correspondent guy hedgecoe has more on the pm's announcement this is a substantial part of the market. but in the future, what he wants to do is to charge 100% of the purchase price of properties for those people from outside the european union who want to buy properties in spain. 0bviously, that's a very high tax. there is a

to spain's tourism minister.s also made up 15% of all real estate purchases in spain in the third quarter of 2024, according to spain's association of registrars, which included eu and non-eu buyers. some real estate developers say that's just a drop in the bucket compared to overall sales. >> fine gael principal. >> in spain. >> the main non-eu home buyers are british citizens and the next group are people from morocco. i'm not sure whom they are targeting, but in any case, the solution of housing problem cannot rely on creating troubles for a manchester citizen that wants to retire in the costa del sol. >> but the tide has definitely turned against mass tourism in spain. in june last year, barcelona announced it will bar apartment rentals to tourists by 2028, a move that could benefit hotels and residents. with thousands more flats potentially available to them. nick valencia, cnn. >> you won't want to miss this next one. it's about a dormant plant that's now blooming in new york for the first time in just a li

guy hedgecoe, bbc news, spain.in the us on sunday as no more than a stunt. tiktok�*s chinese parent company, bytedance, is facing a deadline to sell the us version of the video—sharing app to a neutral party or be banned. it has said it will "go dark" across the us unless there's government intervention to prevent any action being taken. but the white house press secretary, karinejean—pierre, said the statement was "a stunt" and there was no reason for tiktok to take actions before the trump administration takes office on monday. she added that actions to implement the law will fall to the incoming president and his staff. donald trump has indicated he wants to find a way to keep it available. our north america technology correspondent, lily jamali, reports. tiktok didn't exist a decade ago. now it's one of the most popular short form video apps on the planet, with 170 million users here in the us. and with that, the tiktok era comes to an end. today, the supreme court upheld a law passed by congress friday, the su

we've got red warnings out for the coast in the north west of spain and pots of portugal. so rough seas and very high waves that you can see that wet and windy weather coming back into the northwest structural cold into most central areas. we'll see some snow across the alps. moving into austria as well, pushing out further east rain on the top crust of that incense ton. no wintry as well across scan today they're not looking quiet. so for the east of this where we have seen some very pleasant weather for places like serbia and attempt just looking bad across the board, you can see that winds coming in habit can celebrate one above the average to wednesday. the in japan divorce often leads to one parent losing a little contact with the children. judges usually grunt sole custody to whoever was last, physically with the child, with a new law set to allow the joint custody one. 0, one east investigates. depends parental abductions on i will just the era the the house number for relation, especially in commerce, but also and regarding national security de, she was elaine colu

dozens of people have been injured in a accident at the astun ski resort in spain. thousands of people are expected to join a let us bring you some news that has been developing here in tel aviv in the last 1.5 hours, or so. there has been a stabbing in tel aviv on a coastal road, with reports saying that a man stabbed another, he was taken to hospital and is in a serious condition. the attacker was shot by a passer—by. these are live pictures from the scene. you can see the security presence there, and the presence there, and the presence of a lot of police vehicles, following that incident. we are getting some reports that the attacker was a 19—year—old resident of the west bank, that is the part of the palestinian territory that is not gaza and does not run by hamas, and he was here without an identity card, without legal basis to be here. he was shot by a passer—by and the victim is in hospital in a serious condition. it all comes less than 2a hours before that ceasefire is due to come into place. it is a ceasefire that is in three phases. the first phase will s

guy hedgecoe, bbc news, spain.ast where the ceasefire deal between hamas and its weather is due to take effect from 6:30 gmt tomorrow morning, 830 local time. we have heard today from the israeli prime minister saying he reserves the right to resume fighting hamas if needed should further negotiations collapsed. we have also heard from mediators in egypt that israel will release 1890 palestinian prisoners in exchange for 33 israeli hostages in the first phase of the ceasefire. stay with us on bbc news for plenty more. bye for now. hello, some parts got to see... you can see the extent of the clyde on saturday afternoon and underneath the temperatures in parts of lincolnshire hovering over freezing for much of the time. northern ireland with the few brighter breaks up to 11 celsius. that split remains as we go through into the start of sunday. now this condition is in the west. temperatures close to freezing in many areas where you have the cloud or not. down to minus four in parts of north—east england, cloudier co

it makes it quite unattractive placed two people in spain and france.ies decided to do about this particular place in astun? the ski run where this happened was immediately closed down and the local authorities there have said that they are following this very closely and coordinating a rescue and emergency response. that obviously is ongoing, we have also heard from the prime ministerfrom madrid. he says he is following things very closely and he has sent a message of support to the local authorities and the rescue authorities and the rescue authorities there and the families of all of those who have been affected.- families of all of those who have been affected. there will have been affected. there will have to be _ have been affected. there will have to be some _ have been affected. there will have to be some sort - have been affected. there will have to be some sort of- have to be some sort of investigation of course. what is the procedure for that, do you know? it is the procedure for that, do you know?— is the procedure for that, do ou know? , ,

spain during pre-season last summer. ~ spain during pre-season last summer-— spain during pre-seasonr than we did _ summer. we wanted to do better than we did last _ summer. we wanted to do better than we did last season, - summer. we wanted to do better than we did last season, we - than we did last season, we wanted to be higher up the league but we wanted to make sure we took care of business to begin with, can't start sloppy or on the back foot, you have to give yourself a good platform to build on that is what we are focusing on so far, but we want to do better than last season, definitely. mission accomplished, they already have five more points than all of last and chris wood's roll in a forest�*s rise is undeniable. wood's roll in a forest's rise is undeniable.— wood's roll in a forest's rise is undeniable. chris is showing everybody _ is undeniable. chris is showing everybody that _ is undeniable. chris is showing everybody that if _ is undeniable. chris is showing everybody that if you - is undeniable. chris is showing everybody that if you take - is undeniable. chris is sh

it's not an issue in spain. they all find jobs. and a lot of that immigration comes from south america. same religion, same culture, easy to integrate. and that has been a boon for the economy because we're bringing in talent and we can grow because it's more people. so the labor market has been very strong. and maybe that's a lesson for europe in these periods when there's a lot of anti-immigration talk for spain, this has been a very, very positive development. also in spain, we have an advantage in the energy side because of the sunshine. it's very reliable in spain, so there's a lot of investment coming in to take advantage of that. and i think there will be a trend going forward. so spain is well set to continue to grow well beyond the eurozone, precisely because of the labor dynamics as well as the energy. and then the final point i would make is on the export side. so tourism has been really strong. that's another positive of our economy. and exports primarily in the services sector has been very strong. where we're lagging

the last time we, spain, this candidate in the face, world, spain, and the wheel of spain. here was the espanol. so let's leave washington. jeff pays us as a girlfriend and her new friend mister soaker. burg zuckerberg for sorry, and had to europe. of course, everything's going swimmingly. well, in the right. oh, yeah. oh, i don't think so. they're literally themselves because the big dollars now in charge. he's a man liable to get the members a break from. he could possibly see nukes, main. so it's all going to go down the pipe for the poor, old europeans. but guess was just on because you up to the big surprise, surprise, all those people who thought it was terrible at what happened in ukraine, the imperialist russians, you know, at eating a pickle babies there, you know, it's terrible. i bought the big gong mountain, the trunk of danish territory, which is essentially greenland. everything seems to be okay. and our friend or got us here has found a little no good to compare the the gross hypocrisy of the calling you lead one. the video is easy guy to the toyota, x one x

sins christopher columbus claimed cuba for spain in 1492.s one of several vessels in the region protecting u.s. interests and there was a major movement in the united states led by noted media barron's at the time william randolph hurst and joseph pulitzer to sbeer screen on behalf of the could you been independence movement and go to war with spain. despite it being unclear who or what caused the explosion that destroyed the u.s.s. maine the press ran with the story that spain was behind t it is commonly believed by the way that the explosion was most likely caused by an internal malfunction, but the narrative was out. politicians and the public caught on and soon america was at war with spain. just over a century later another false narrative led the u.s. into another war, this one aided by bad intelligence at best and a politically expedient lie at worse that saddam hussein had large stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. those are two examples from american history where lies or false narrative and getting it wrong had seriou

and red warnings out for the coast in the north west of spain and pots of portugal. so rough seas and very high waves that you could see that wet and windy weather coming back into the north, west structural cold. and the most central air is we'll see some snow across the alps moving into australia as well. pushing out further east rain on the top crust of that incense ton. no wintry as well across scan today. not so can quiet so. so the east of this where we have seen some very pleasant weather for places like serbia and not have just looking bad across the board. you can see that winds coming in have a can bell great while above the average to wednesday the in japan, the voice often leads to one parent losing a little contact with the children. judges usually grunt sole custody to whoever was last physically with the child, with a new law set to a.

dozens of people have been injured in a ski lift accident at the astun ski resort in spain, with at least 17 of those seriously injured. israel's cabinet ratifies the ceasefire and hostage release deal with hamas in gaza. the initial six—week ceasefire will begin tomorrow at 06:30 gmt. the timing was announced by mediators in qatar, who've played a key role in the talks. tiktok says it will "go dark" in america on sunday unless the government acts to stop a legal ban coming into effect. let's get more from the middle east, where the ceasefire in gaza is due to begin in less than 2a hours. mediators in qatar have announced it will take effect from 8.30am sunday israel/gaza time - that's 0630 gmt. jon donnison reports from jerusalem. a new dawn gaza and for the homeless and the hungry, finally some hope. we homeless and the hungry, finally some hope. we hope, by the name _ finally some hope. we hope, by the name of _ finally some hope. we hope, by the name of god, _ finally some hope. we hope, by the name of god, that - finally some hope. we hope, by the name of god, that today - finally so

spring and the wheel of spain here. what goes to this when you so let's leave washington, just face us as a girlfriend and her new friend, mr. soaker were looking for it because i had to europe of course, everything's going swimmingly. well in the right. oh yeah. oh, i don't think so. they're literally themselves because the big dollars now in charge, ease of mine liable to get uh the member's a break for him. and he could possibly stay nukes main. so it's all gonna go down the pipe for the poor old europeans. but guess, well, i decided because you up to the big don surprised, surprised. all those people who thought it was terrible. what happened in ukraine, the imperialist russians, you know, at eating, pick a babies there. you know, it's terrible about the big gong mountain, the trunk of danish territory, which is essentially greenland. everything seems to be okay. and our friend or got us here has found a little no good to compare the gross hypocrisy of the calling you elite. when the video is easy guide to the toile

he's faced in spain to see what's available. while i go over by hear what happens on the page in different stages, all the insults towards him, it's hard to be the new cease and i don't agree with the 2 game on. everyone has to have opinion on the my to on getting tired of it all because every time people speak about fantasies being provocative, the missing will the insults and everything that such a hassle. call them have the advantage of a living pull off to the 1st leg of the english league cup semi final 18 year old lucas, bad fall with the only goal is the game and the 86 minutes a says $11.00 mills, the 2nd leg, is it i'm field in february will be $32.00 with 3 days to go until the 1st grand slam of the tennessee's and the players know who that will be facing and the girl 1st up for men's title hold again extend is nicholas jewelry. the italian also has taylor fritz and daniel methodist. and he's off of the patrol all 10 time champion of, of jokes which faces tina to mission process 30 in round one. and could come across,

he's faced in spain. c, available mile. no, i go over by hear what happens on that page in different stages, all the insults towards him. it's hard to beat indices and i don't agree with it to game bon. everyone has to have opinion on the matter on getting tired of it all because every time people speak about tennessee is being provocative. the missing will, the insults and everything that's such a hassle. 03 days to go until the 1st grand slam of the tennessee and the players know who they will be facing at the australian open defending champions. younique's santa ana rena sub blanca carried the trophies into the drawer and melvin earlier soon as got donald method of in his hoff withdrawal. all 10 time champion of a joke of which is along side call us outcries. and alexander is very of so blank as a tough opening match against 2017 us open champion, slain stevens, you to be back here and to walk us with this beautiful trophy of that as a, as a to time. i'm trying to open temperament is definitely something special and i'm

scott said in the world. daniela advice is none of a controversial views all g 's, maria from nasa, spain speaking with a i think the listing is lost, the right the, the kinds of people lost the right to be in gaza on the 7th of october. so they have to be gathered in the world, and that's it. just as the people some of can use done and from syria and from, from where you now. and from that was create refugees. so that there, that fact of the gods of people that home us on israel, on the 7th of october, put an end to their right to be in the guise of straits more over that goes a strip is on there until now the with our drone. but after that, we conquer date. so you won't hold the arabs, although they've got the 3 of us, or is it may be possible that drew settlers leave alongside palace. students like it was the case before, 2000 and file i follow up after the after, after the, this war they lost it. so practically speaking, how should base relocation be done? it needs a lot of money, right. who's going to sponsor a? i mean, is your movement, for example, ready to force others project? i

. 0nly unload its lng into spain.ans it was able to do so despite the fact the tanker was sanctioned, and the tanker was sanctioned, and the unit where the tanker came from is also sanctioned. so there is a lot of hype in the media right now about the impact of those sanctions, the impact of those sanctions, the impact basically is limited and short lived. impact basically is limited and short lived-— short lived. the energy admit -- the energy _ short lived. the energy admit -- the energy administration| —— the energy administration has raised its forecast for supply? has raised its forecast for su -l ? , , , has raised its forecast for suul? , ., supply? the industry is known for delays _ supply? the industry is known for delays all _ supply? the industry is known for delays all the _ supply? the industry is known for delays all the time - supply? the industry is known for delays all the time is - supply? the industry is known for delays all the time is not l for delays all the time is not necessarily that all the p

at least 30 people are reported to be injured at a ski resort in northern spain.panish pyrenees has been closed and rescue services are on site. italy's prime minister, georgia meloni, has confirmed she'll be attending donald trump's inauguration in washington. final preparations are under way for the ceremony which is being moved indoors because of expected dangerously cold temperatures. foreign leaders by tradition do not attend us inaugurations but meloni said earlier this month she was invited — a gesture seen by italian sources as a sign of what they called the "great respect" trump has for her and italy. let's take a look now live at the capitol building in washington dc, where it'sjust gone quarter past 8 in the morning. the city is preparing for that inauguration ceremony in just over two days' time. temperatures could fall as low as minus 6 degrees centigrade on monday — with the wind chill making it feel even colder. donald trump will take the oath of office inside the capitol rotunda, becoming the 47th president of the united states. and we will have fu

remember those devastating floods in spain in october?reduced river levels to a 120—year low. or how about the six typhoons that hit the philippines injust 30 days in november? these are just a few examples of the extreme weather, which affected the world last year, and which scientists say was linked to climate change. this map shows how the world has warmed since 1940. the blue shading is when temperatures are lower than average. red shows where it is getting hotter. as you can see, virtually the whole planet has got warmer over the last eight decades, with last year, 2024, the hottest ever recorded. today's figures show the last decade has included all ten of the hottest years on record. "it represents a new climate era for our species," say experts. we're living in a climate that humanity hasn't experienced before. we can say with confidence when we look at ice core records, when we look at other data sets, that this is the warmest period for at least the last 100,000 years 01’ so. and when we look back at the ice core records, it's t

the 2023 was hoping champion was eliminated by paula by dosa of spain. the 20 year old finished with 41 on forced air was losing in straight sets. 756 for the loss also ends golf. 13 match, winning street. meanwhile for below said the woman herself is reached her 1st grand slam lord, i was in the past uh, one of the best players in the world, but i think god, now i'm a better player or more mature. i think i might have to the emotions a little bit better and not always, but sometimes. i mean, it was great to, to play in front of you guys that most here was amazing. and for me, this is a dream come from. a louis hamilton says he's realized his dream is he begins life with his new team ferrari. this have a time for the one and while champion was at for our he's headquarters and marinello, where he'll test the cars over the next few days. the 40 year old as joined the italian setup after more than a decade of success that mercedes bill f. one season starts in march with ferrari targeting their 1st drivers title since 2007. the i'm the new orleans pelicans c

. bunch of spain and portugal, that's it, fine. and right, let me finish. i was to just clearing the final of africa and all of them, the more okay. pushing across into algeria as soon as you know what, what are the possible for something, there is no valgy. here we go all the way down to both sierra. yeah. or the deep in the brazilian amazon, the shipping to inspiring global environmental action i have crushing on a number of fronts to bring the attention of the walls. so what is going on? yeah, through cultural revising and environmental stewardship the efforts on a central traditions while shaping the sustainable future for the planets. thousands of trains punches here, all that work is just mind. authorized. we on nature message from the amazon on al jazeera, examining being proactive. today's headlines. know for empower, liberated issue in spending. syrians has to determine how the future looks like setting agenda for tomorrow's discussions. if you all people from across the world can collaborate, why can't our world leaders i

talk about a wake—up call, we talk about a wake—up call, we see events like the terrible floods in spainngeles, are you in any doubt that they are both the result of these effects of climate change and global warming? ilirui’ith change and global warming? with extreme events, _ change and global warming? with extreme events, we _ change and global warming? it? extreme events, we have change and global warming? tn extreme events, we have to be cavill because extreme weather has always happened and will continue happening —— but we have to be careful. it remembers are not only due to climate change, but climate change can amplify or make them more severe as a wake—up call for decision makers around the globe. as a wake-up call for decision makers around the globe. when we talk about _ makers around the globe. when we talk about a _ makers around the globe. when we talk about a wake-up - makers around the globe. when we talk about a wake-up call, . we talk about a wake—up call, we talk about a wake—up call, we see events like the terrible floods in spain, in valencia and now the wildfires i

later that month, spain registered over $200.00 deaths in valencia when a years worth of rain fell in just 8 hours to discuss what we saw this past year and what it all means for their future and the future on their fights. we have joining us today. 3 activists from different parts of the world shouldn't need coffee. you'll ramirez a mexican climate and food justice activist cash robinson and ended active as negotiator and documentary filmmaker author off. i'm a climate optimist, and manuel a doreen wolfy climate advocate and lawyer from gone to thank you all so much for being part of the stream today. shot, i mean, looking back a 2024, it can be quite disheartening. i would say, let's start with what is still fresh in people's minds comp, which let's be honest, if we ask loads of people in the streets these days, what was the main outtake from that meeting? very few people would be able to answer that. i'm mexican activists like you maria reyes. so the cop failed the people in the planet. once again. do you agree with her? a 788 organizing a lot in mexico. we have understood that it

: spain is a very low.icks nation? spain? do you know what a brics nation is? you will figure it out. if that brics nations want to do that, we will put at least 100% tariffs on business they do with the united states. you know what the brics his right? you know what i'm saying? >> it's not even a threat? >> president trump: since it made that statement biden says they will have us over a barrel, no said no, no way they could do that. >> countries like spain? >> president trump: as a brics nation yes, a hundred% tariff if they think about doing what they thought. therefore they will give it up immediately, so well china. >> this is about reforming the system of hiring and the federal government to make sure that marriage is of the loan to start of hiring the. >> president trump: this is a big deal, merit. our country will be amazed on married to again, can you believe it? -- merit. this is only half a day, i have another half a day left, want to get it done. >> this is an order quitting the department of go

now the opposition in spain has been a political storm. opposition in spain sags sanchez is doing a power grab on the key company after the stake in telefonica. interesting to see a negative reaction on the market. investors don't seem to be too happy with the change with shares down almost 3% in madrid after the news. >> exactly. let's see what will happen. thanks for the update, charlotte. >>> in other corporate news, a spokesperson said uk remains a core market for the lender and strategy has not changed. this after the financial times reported that the bank could be considering exiting the uk market as it explores a number of strategic options. >>> in other banking news, commerz bank is looking to cut roles as the ceo looks to boost profitability and shareholder returns. that's according to the financial times as well. it comes in the wake of recent advances from the unicredit boss. the talian lender made no secret of the takeover ambitions. in the statement to cnbc, commerzbank said it would offer an update to the strategy to the capi

nation or breaks nations, spain. oh yeah, the bricks ation is you know, figure it out front of the brakes. nations want to do that, that's okay, but we're gonna put at least $100.00 presenter for him to business and deal with the united states. you know what the bricks is? you know, so what i like called trump is like in the system. those do you know, rich conferences, printers and bricks, you know, it came from the lecturing those people on the kid doesn't know. yeah. nobody, everybody's just absolutely scared to say to, excuse me, mister president. spain is not on breaks. what do you mean? i mean, imagine this of the do the code tactic, they launch a nuclear weapon at the wrong country. so one of the gets pissed off for, you know, really as a bad afternoon need sides. i'm going to teach one of those brakes. countries a less than a spain is kept in the face for girls main. you know, we low span here. what goes to this one? you? so let's leave washington. just phase us as a girlfriend and her new friend mister soaker

nation or breaks nations, spain. oh yeah, the brick station is you know, figure it out. fact. and if the brakes and nations want to do that, that's okay, but we're going to put at least $100.00 presenter for him to business and deal with the united states. you know, the bricks is a, you know, so what i like called trump is like in the system the do you know, rich conferences, printers and bricks, you know, it came from the lecturing those people on the kid doesn't know. yeah. nobody, everybody's just absolutely scared to say to, excuse me, mister president, spain has nothing breaks. what do you mean? i mean, imagine this of the do the codes technically launch a nuclear weapon at the wrong country. so one of the gets pissed off or you know, really is about afternoon need sides. i'm going to teach one of those breaks companies a less than a spain is candid on the face for world spring willow span here was the espanol. so let's leave a washington. just phase us as a girlfriend and her new friend mister soaker berg, look over for sorry, and had to europe. of course, everything's g

. >> what do you expect -- spend the least amount of money, like spain, france, below the 5% -- >> spainvery low. and yet are they a brics nation? >> what? >> they're a brics nation, spain. you know what a brics nation is? well, you'll figure it out. but if the brics nations want to do that, that's okay. but we're going to put at least a 100% tariff on the business they do with the united states. you know what the brics is, right? you guys know. you know what i'm saying, right? you know what i'm saying. >> sir, this is -- >> so, it's not even a threat. in fact, since i made that statement, biden said, well, they have us over a barrel. i said, no, we have them over a barrel. and there's no way they're going to be able to do that. >> this is an executive order relating to -- >> -- those countries like spain? >> as a brics nation, yes. you'll have 100% tariff if they so much as even think about doing what they thought. >> can you spend -- >> which -- and therefore they'll give it up immediately. so will china give it up. >> sir, this is about reforming the system of hiring in the federal go

demands for spain's sale close to matching a regional high set in 2020.billion sale of 10 year tips the highest yield in more than a decade at 2.243% the highest result since january of 2009. goldman was the last of the big banks to sell debt with an $8.5 billion sale and blackstone's flagship private credit fund sold $1 billion of bonds. leverage is alive and well. tcw ceo explained why her firm is under weight corporate's to start here. >> fixed income markets in the u.s., we do think that credit markets are expensive and we are under weight credit in some of our portfolios. it is a negatively convexed way. in our core plus portfolio it gives us to put it attitude to take advantage when there is a desecration and step in when other people cannot or will not. sonali: with eyes is ken shinoda and lindsay rosner. that was a goldman alumni speaking there. there has been a lot of debate in the market about whether to buy at these levels when spreads have been so compressed. would you back away from credit or dive deeper in given where yields are? lindsay: we

here he is threatening 100% tariffs on spain. they're a brics nation. spain. you know what a brics nation is? you'll figure it out. but. and if the brics nations want to do that, that's okay. but we're going to put at least a 100% tariff on the business they do with the united states. you know what the brics is, right? well, now i think spain's reaction would be like, we're not in brics. the s in brics is brazil, india, china, south africa. now there are some other countries as well. but i think spain's reaction when it comes will be what? right. okay. yeah. interesting. a lot going on yesterday. a lot. all right. well trending this morning. switching gears a little bit here, one san francisco giants standout may be used to slugfest, but this weekend chug fest is now capturing the attention of social media. the giants on saturday hosted one of four events leading up to the team's annual fan fest celebration. fans in napa challenged third baseman matt chapman to a beer chugging contest at napa's beer garden. the team posting this video saying chapman basically

it will be felt all the way from skulking down to the south of spain and probably north america had to be told the remains of the front of the system for the last one means or off adult. this will tire for those in germany. a bit of rain for the baltic states and still some snow in something sweet and this time. but this is the wind and rain that is coming in. and the orange census say would suggest. and it's been realized, flood warnings in the northwest of spain, probably northern portugal on the 2nd, the central part of france is that things run slightly and it had to it, it will generate snow for all the alpine regions up to weston, pulse of austria. now they say it was not particularly cold, you'll notice attempt is a double thing. it's for the most part, and it contains enough moisture and that wants to briefly give away day and bring the temperatures up in vienna for example, to about 14, but is any brief about die 7 to 9 the day after. so i said some of that rain will catch morocco, otherwise it's a very quiet looking picture. as you might expect, in those ask if there are, che

took one 1st and the seed germination of these trees east improved by passing through the gods of spain. this means that they are to guard the nurse of the having done as an umbrella spacious while they feel if we can serve them a work on serving the happy that the physical. so this for is for deborah generations depends on the site. and once i get very excited when i see them, because every time you learn something new, every time is always trying to say for example, now i'm dying to go and see which 3 they were feeding on. and if we find any seats that, that this like a that let's try the g m homes on the send me yes, this thing, and this is the one single most likely status. this is what i like best now a lot less you that saturday to get a guessing me? yes. oh. whatever. to go on the the, the, the more know if i'm being the you the sunset. but on the head it means i see on the that that to me for the process was good then, so they more than headed me not being good. i said loveland nice. i lived in mexico city in 2011. i came here for the 1st time after leaving here a year, i realiz

and then spain it britain claimed it. france was bought out by spain. spain paid france. france sold their share of the falklands to spain. so that happened before the war of 1812. but it has reverberated up until the war of the falklands war. and so today there are argentineans who firmly believe that the falkland should be theirs. the british are equally adamant that the falkland are theirs. and i have a big footnote the book, because i didn't want to step in the middle of this. i said, here's the history. you can decide. i am not going to tell you who has legal right. there are entire books written about what the law is supposed to say. it's a very complicated issue and. i remember when i was giving a talk on my private hearing book, a guy came up to me because he heard i was writing a book that involved the falklands and he gave me his card. he's at the us state department. the falklands were his purview and he goes, are you going decide who has the right to the falklands? i said, you've got to be me. that's so i don't decide. just like in my head i. have another book

i'm protected in spain and mustn't be hunted. it's an environmental crime. and that's how we deal with its a performed autopsies and report to the authorities. so defense can be legally pursued. good thing is how do you estimate how this prison voucher didn't make it? it did have power. line your hand, the lopez finds the via bones on its wings. even electrocution is like this are treated as criminal offenses, not as accidents. energy companies must take action for the okay, you see, unfortunately this happens quite often in the although we actively search for dangerous spots as being energy companies to better insulate their power lines. so to see birds keep dying different when that especially the big ones outside of the state of the final some animals have to stay here so good. with severe injuries they wouldn't stand a chance in the wild on like nachos castro, which is ready to leave the clinic and show off its abilities in the wild will they see it off and it can fly over a 100 kilometers per hour. but it's had stay steady. if it didn't say it wouldn't

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second placed inter milan had a 4—0 win in spain's la liga, athletic club are in third place after aat the moment — they are 15 minutes into that match and it's 0—0. and barcelona now have a 2—0 lead. chelsea introduced their world record signing naomi girma before kickoff in their women's super league clash against arsenal. the usa international witnessed her new side strengthen their grip on the title with a 1—0 win against their london rivals. the only goal of the game came from the penalty sport from subsitute guro reiten. chelsea are now nine points clear of manchester city who are in second place. arsenal, who finished the game with 10 players after katie mccabe was sent off, lost for the first time under new coach renee slegers. top seed jannik sinner has retained his australian open title beating alexander zverev in straight sets. it was a battle between the world number one and world number two, with sinner comfortably coming out on top in straight sets. zverev didn't get a single break point in the match. sinner becomes the first italian to win three grand slam singles titl

. much of spain and portugal. that's it, fine. and right, let me see a shot was to just cutting the final of africa and all of them are okay pushing across st algae area. as soon as you move on to what to what are the possible for southern marysville valgy area all the way down to sierra yeah. the from the impact of the us selections. the escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the, the the oriental watching ours is there a has remind you of, i'll top stories this hour. is there any strikes in the janine refuge account of kills at least 6 people and that has been expanding its attacks and we all complied . west bank strike coincides with a month long process today know thursday operation in the area negotiation has to end as well as war on gauze, or at least the captives are in the final stages. totes are being held here in doha with tory mediations, us officials from us representative. and the scene is where any delegation

we'll see some more heavy rain coming back into portugal, spain, and from say, we could see further flooding from that. we're also seeing a wintery fee to sort of creep across scan today. there was some heavy snow coming into fit and we've got a warnings out there. there's a rain expect it to sweep into the south east. places like grease wind warnings remain full correlation and bosnia and herzegovina. but it does remain rod a room out here. look at those figures, bell gray, that 15 degrees celsius. now we'll see something of a cool down. however, where that heavy rain is moving across the north of front. let's take a look at power. so we've got that rain tuesday, wednesday. it will be kula and cloudy a by thursday, the me and mazda 2001 cool. so tens of thousands, murder, thousands details, and menu forced to flee to campaign for his father's release. an office troubles with his work exhibiting the plight of his people to the world and documenting the deep scars of oppression witness. please enjoy our tragedies on a jersey at the time of unprecedented challenges and transformation and new e

mostly gold and silver on to gallon i don't understand an transfer them first it cuba and then to spain. so the isthmus of panama and geographic location has been a key component of global trade for hundreds of years. in the 1850's, the gold rush in california led the united states to begin to get an interest in the canal route. initially, panama at that point was part of colombia. the united states worked out a deal with colombia at the time in the 1850's and 1860's to build a canal that connected panama city with colon. that was railroad was instrumental in transporting people and transporting cargo from the pacific to -- from the west coast to the east coast of the united states and vice versa. in the hit -- in the hit 19th century, 1870's, 1880's, the french were involved in an attempt to build a canal through the isthmus of panama. that effort failed because of disease, because of corruption, because of technology and because of the way the french wanted to build the canal. they wanted to duplicate their success in egypt in the suez canal, which is a sea level canal. and that type

member states. spain has also been involved in this case, new respect, more western countries to join this case, initiate the bias of africa. definitely not. no, i don't. i think uh, i think we've, we've, we've seen, well, it was, i think those 2 countries of, from the very beginning of it was always been very uncomfortable about the situation of the genocide going on. but it was a really powerful countries of europe, a fonts in germany, ex, use member state president of cool saw such staunch supporters of israel. and, you know, israel has so much money to spend in the countries that so i don't see any, any, any of that you countries so far stepping up and taking this initiative toward all right, instead of just going to the court to defend itself. why do you think he's really so bitter about this proceedings leveled against it in the hate to? well, i mean, israel has arguably the super you're already complex and these, the mattresses, you know, it has so much money to spend lobbying in london in washington. and the capital step to probably is quite surprised that even 2 countries wou

named storm, but this one named by the spanish weather service, for impact it is going to have in spainin. the satellite picture very clearly shows the centre of our storm, the centre of our area of low pressure. but i also want to draw your attention to what is happening down here along the line of this weather front. we can see this hook of cloud developing, and it may be that we see another very small scale area of low pressure forming, and that could bring a swathe of very strong winds for some of us overnight tonight. but it is windy out there through the afternoon, a band of rain pushing its way northwards, some very heavy thundery showers following on behind, this as we get into the evening, there is still, even at this short range, some uncertainty in our forecast. the centre of the area of low pressure will be out to the west of us, but some computer weather models allow this separate very small scale area of low pressure to develop, bringing a big lump of heavy rain and maybe some flooding. butjust on the southern flank of that, there is the chance that we could see a swathe o

to roll in on sunday for the north west of spain and portugal, its logic quiet and july across much of central europe. but it does remain rather gray and gloomy, and it has been rather mild in the north west. the person islands of the southerly float, bringing temperatures up and down, going to be coming down over the next few days. not just here, but also across a scan to navy. if we have a look at that, if we have a look at scotland, well, edinburgh will lose those double digits from friday. the 2nd is designed to inflame and defense. the way that this story is being told, not right, and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post explosives, the forces behind the headlights pulled out just their the the 2 houses here, a mind to the top stores now as well as governments has made thing to votes on the .

those events flooding in spain, hurricanes in the us. still got a lot of attention if compared to, let's say, the drought, the afflicted africa and impact of millions of people there. even though comment changes a common denominator and everybody will suffer. some people will still pay a higher price. right. and can you tell us about the perspective from the global south as we speak right now? yes, the time of crisis is doing is that is accessor of aging. they will not believe this that already existed before. so the countries that have been color nice and the countries that have been exploited to sustain the system that we live in right now are the ones that are going to do is the most of the claimant's inch. and at the same time, not throughout the fastest, let's say what is natural or is this phenomenon. but where the social studies constructed is the actual disaster. so what countries are not doing are investing enough on that a station are investing enough for me to go show so that their cities, the countries can overcome these natu

but we on the out for spain and portugal, despite the rain in madrid, 15 on wednesday. the one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumber jacks drivers. we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions together and transport this dangerous. but precious cargo risk in your phone. you on al jazeera, a global movement, calling for a re tingling of our bodies with nature. here at such a crucial time, the human race is in a crisis as it goes into crisis. so it doesn't matter or drawing on indigenous wisdom to address today's climate challenges. and the same way that we reviling the land here, we're trying to rewind people. if we don't take care of all these type of relationship, we have lost or as rise, we are nature the call to remember on the jersey, the, [000:00:00;00] the talk about you want to be opposite renews. i would be so rahman into our minds of on top stories as well as release 90 palestinian presidents as part of the cause of cx. 5 deal with women and children services to be freed in the

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