holes show that spaniards believe corruption is the biggest -- polls show that spaniards believe corruption is the biggest problem in their country after the economy. >> i asked for more information about the scandal and the character at the center of it. >> there is a far-reaching probe underway, at the center of which is the disgraced former treasurer who handled party financing for the better part of 20 years. he knows all of the secrets of financing of the popular party. potentially, we may not have heard the most damaging revelations as of yet. he is currently in prison on remand pending a judicial investigation, and he continues to testify and basically drip feed these allegations out. the prime minister is not only being named as somebody who accepted cash, most recently in 2010 when he was the leader of the opposition, but potentially, there could be charges brought for embezzlement, tax fraud and a legal financing of his campaign. it is potentially very damaging indeed. >> what about his performance in parliament today? >> it was a very well orchestrated performance, hardly the gri

open as the spaniard brushed aside the u.s. competition. french eighth seed made quick work of michael russell. last year's finalist novak joke vitch gearing up for another assault following thursday's draw, number one and three is scheduled to meet. murray would have to beat both in ord tanks, artillery machine guns. so basically why would there be any intervention now. >> thanks so much. obviously largely talking about syria today. nadal cruised into the second rounds of the u.s. open as the spaniard brushed aside the u.s. competition. french eighth seed made quick work of michael russell. last year's finalist novak joke vitch gearing up for another assault following thursday's draw, number one and three is scheduled to meet. murray would have to beat both in order to retain his crown but more interesting enjoying being defending champion for now. >> last year, i didn't really get the chance to he comes into the competition behind joke vitch and the favorite. nadal has reached 11 and 12 possible finals this year. i felt better every week

the move sparked outrage by activists across the country demanding the decision be revoked and the spaniard it brought back to jail. all right now is membership bad for business almost eighty percent of u.k. bosses think so in a recent poll they voted in favor of holding a referendum for breaking away from the union only reports. ever thought that switzerland was missing out by not being in the european union nope well now its image that the majority of britons also think that they'd be better off alone after the british group think tank found that fifty four percent of u.k. citizens believe that britain would benefit from leaving the european union and joining the european free trade association instead following the examples of switzerland and norway which by the way have been thriving while the european union is in economic turmoil at the same time the debate of whether or not britain should stay or leave the e.u. has been getting louder amongst british businesses now to talk about the issue i'm joined by dylan shop from business for britain didn't your organization is urging the governm

the spaniards started it and not only as a form of social dominance but ways of enforce their ideology and with the footwork and done individually or in a group. >> (speaking spanish). >> so we started with a certain type of dance until at least two dance we challenge each other, yes. >> (speaking spanish). (applause). >> (speaking spanish) (applause). >> this type of patterns that he just performed are called this and this is a communication with the son and the mother and when we die, and the second one is with the hint he just showed. >> (speaking spanish). >> most of the instruments that werwere performed by the africas in p purrue and the different groups and they spoke different languages so it was very hard for them to communicate. >> (speaking spanish). >> so the communication will be done by sign. >> (speaking spanish). >> they didn't talk but they could communicate each other. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the form of communication and many of the movements were -- they were used in the dances that we have today. >> (speaking spanish). >> this movement -- >> span spanish. >>

seven six seven six and secured back to back hardcore titles for the first time in his career the spaniardalso wanted montreal the week before and has now equalled another drop of that record of five martyrs crowns inish single season it was also his fifteenth time over. on to the bikes where much of g.p. lead that mark mark at twenty is third straight victory off the dominating the indianapolis grand prix from pole honda teammate danny producer came second while yet another spaniard defending champion jorge lorenzo completed the podium twenty year old rookie market and now leads the standings by twenty one points from pedrosa with their info fourteen points at the back. while russian surrogate of another set and sweden's underage simonson kind of surprise victory for mercedes in the fourth race of the f.b.i. a.g.t. series at the slovak hearing fellow miss sadie's pat maximillian group and a long day has dominated the previous race in the netherlands but this time around crashed out of the first corner as did world rugby champion sebastian look just call court for a while twenty five year

federal with the final major the season the lowest since 2002, clashing with the top fund majors, spaniardsace the strong house in the third arm not to be getting ahead of themselves. >> i never considered myself as a favor -- as a favorite. i do not think i am a favorite. we have had good results until now. there are good results on the tournament. this is completely different for the last few weeks. a special tournament with five set matches. >> i have played as well. everything can happen. i am focused on my first round against harrison. in the open they faced off with any man in history in crushing the those. >> it is an exciting draw, really. the nearby we have never played here, we could make that focus so for me it is round by round like for any other player ahead. clearly i do not just look at the quarters, we are trying to win the tournament in the beginning. that is really where the focus is right now. >> opting to return to the racquet for the major final every year since 2003. serena williams prepares to open for the fifth title on monday and a campaign against stevens in the fo

he was one of four spaniards pardon at threat -- and at the rest -- at the request of the king. those to be pardoned and released. however, authorities apparently mixed the two together and pardoned all of them. after details emerge, hundreds of protesters gathered to rally against the decision, leaving over 60 people injured. back behind bars, confusion remains as to whether or not spanish authorities to extradite the pedophile. activists are planning more demonstrations in days to come. >> for more i am joined by fiona. >> the judge ordered the conviction of the pedophile pending a decision on whether or not he was to be expedited. he has links here and friends here, with no one in morocco. setting somewhat of a precedent with no legal precedent. >> fiona, we are just seen here as well that the child rapist has been remanded in custody from the court. do we have more details on how this bureaucratic mixup could have happened in the first place? >> it was a bureaucratic error, as information suggested? was he being protected by the secret services, having worked as a spy in the

he had the thought, well, maybe i will cease to worry about venezuela and hit the spaniards in theirheart by crossing the andes and killing tens of new granada which is down columbia. it was a ridiculous thought. it was rainy season. they were on the planes. he was looking at the end these. the plane's other parched in the summertime and absolutely flooded in the rainy season. whole rivers become seized. the planes become lakes, great lakes. and no one would have suspected that anybody would be so foolish as to take an army with the cattle and the women in the soldiers through this flooded plane and then over the snowcapped mountains of the andes. everyone knows you are taking an army over peaks that their 18,000 feet high. it was a revolutionary thought. and nobody would suspect that he would attempt it. why would you go to another country when you have not even one liberation from around? he kept his secret. the soldiers did not know where there were going. they knew that they were waiting through water. sometimes having to carry women on their back. expiring one after the other. h

and manybraltar spaniards who live in pain but work in culture -- gibraltar are tired of these kind of problems from the u.s. government. think really, how damaging would a fit he euro tax be? is there any way it could ever get into law? >> it is very damaging. today thatany whole are voting determinedly about how gibraltar would not lie down. they would get around to it i crossing on the side of the border. this would seriously damage the ability for people to do work and your browser. .e are talking about 10,000 the majority of those are people who call these the weapons. whether or not that can ever he called, whether spain we go to do something that would not help help this. but just we do not know whether that will happen yet. >> we will have to leave it there. thanks very much indeed. it might sound like science fiction. this monday the world's first since cell -- stem cell burger was hooked up. in aok 10 years to grow - lab. many may not find appetizing. it is being hailed in some cultures as the feature of sustainable food. >> presented in a petri dish and then fried up in fron

plenty of pressure, but the spaniard recovered to force the breakup. yes not succumbed in the tie- break but he earned the mini break back 2 points later. both had set points before he failed to convert with a servant for the set and 9-8. it was more of the same in the second, as both men whipped through the service game without breaking a sweat. nadal denied him with a volley. it was not long before another tie-break. the curling forehand pass down the line. 6, it finished. i'm very happy to be able to celebrate the title here in cincinnati after a year that, for me, has been amazing but i cannot have predicted this tournament that i've never been able to win. glad, i'm happy, and i'm grateful to the crowd for supporting me. a thrilling performance to take the final state and overall win. saw himkilometer ride break clear. the vicious acceleration was pivotal. there was his teammate who kicked off the main attack to catch up. in the last 100 meters, the czech rider attacked to win. today, chronicling the ongoing violence rocking egypt. michelle obama

a confidence boost for the spaniard ahead of the u.s. open that starts later it month. this is his first tournament since that shocking opening round loss at wimbledon and looking close to his best after that win over novak djokovic beating raonic in just over an hour. this is his eighth a.t.p. title of the year. he is third in a.t.p. rankings. in the women's event serena williams won 6-2, 6-0. for decades it was the athletes and sporting officials from the former g.d.r. who were accused of state sponsored doping but according it a new report west germany was taking part in similar levels of widespread doping. it was backed by the government according to reports. here is more. >> munich, 1972. west germany is hosting the olympic games. in order to compete against the communist g.d.r. the federal state is launching a large scale doping program. the scandal was revealed this week but comes as no surprise to a former junior 100-meter world champion. in the 1980's doping was common in her training center. >> when i arrived my coach told me he would show me why girls in the

and filming children aged between four and fifteen but released by the king as part of a group of spaniards who the spanish monarch had requested to be pardoned the move sparked outrage by activists across the country demanding the decision be revoked and the paedophile brought back to jail. it's going to help us stay here in moscow coming up a look at the ancient custom of bloodline feuds in russia's caucuses region and changing in the twenty first century. old. sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything terms mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and we're going to this is why you should care only on the dog call. if you leave the. economic ups and downs and to find out all day long to do your sang i and the rest of the life it's going to take it will be everything we call a. little over. me leave it's. easy. cleaning his gun after being on duty is a matter of priority it's almost a ritual for him and he's helped by his seven year old son. i want my son to be a soldier

the way i just spoke to the spanish minister about migration from spain very interestingly many spaniards would look now to go to latin america not the traditional places it's going to ecuador chile brazil very interesting patterns. now the point i want to make there are two points migration is a natural and in many ways a very positive phenomenon for the global economy so long. this is taken freely undertaken freely as an alternative if. it becomes a problem the second thing is we need to make sure that migration is undertaken legally and in conditions which respects the rights of the workers i think one of the big failings of the international community we put rules in place for trade we put rules in place for capital flows for service flows we've not been very good at putting fair rules into place for the movement of people i would just say that i think there is a third dimension to the problem that you just mentioned that i think it's a social dimension because work used to be something that people today communities that put down roots and now we have whole countries where a significa

and filming children aged between four and fifteen but released by the king as part of a group of spaniards who the spanish monarch had requested to be pardoned the move sparked outrage by activists across the country demanding the decision be revoked and the paedophile brought back to jail. and the black box recording from a spanish train which do you rode last week killing seventy nine reveals the driver ignored three warnings to slow down the train was almost three times the limit when it flew off the rails a criminal investigation is underway and the driver has been charged with reckless homicide. or the kaiser report is coming your way in the next hour or so are we going to get any good news from max and stacey he's a quick snippet. poses for positive financial news a man in china has had a six inch long worm removed from his brain now you might ask how is this good financial news quite obviously is proof that we can remove the six or analysis six foot long tape worm investing the vital organs of our global financial system and all the headaches and migraines that are bank failures and

the way i just spoke to the spanish minister about migration from spain very interestingly many spaniards would look now to go to latin america not the traditional places it's going to ecuador chile brazil very interesting patterns. now the point i want to make there are two points migration is a natural and in many ways a very positive phenomenon for the global economy so long. this is taken freely undertaken freely as an alternative if. it becomes a problem the second thing is we need to make sure that migration is undertaken legally and in conditions which respects the rights of the workers i think one of the big failings of the international community rules in place for trade we put rules in place for capital flows for service flows we've not been very good at putting fair rules into place for the movement of people i would just say that i think there is a third dimension to the problem that you just mentioned that i think it's a social dimension because work used to be something that tied people to diet communities that put down roots and now we have whole countries where a significa

raping and children aged between four and fifteen but released by the king is part of a group of spaniards who the spanish monarch had requested to be pardoned for the move. back to the store across the country that morning the decision be revoked and the paedophile taken to prison. now because a report coming your way at twelve thirty pm g.m.t. we're going to get any good news from max and stacey you'll have to wait and see. how was a surprise the financial news a man in china sent a six inch long worm removed from his brain now you might ask how is this good financial news quite obviously is proof that we can remove the six or analysis six foot long tape worm investing the vital organs of our global financial system and all the headaches and migraines that are bank failures and quantitative easing would disappear he was suffering from fainting fits kind of like our market flash crashes and the thousand point drop in the dow back in two thousand and eight and then he was also suffering from painful migraines exactly like our financial markets but what is happened here is the so-called doc

between four and fifteen but released by the king as part of a group of spaniards who the spanish monarchs had requested to be pardoned and the move just sparked public outrage by activists across the country demanding that his decision be revoked and the paedophile put back behind bars. where the cars report coming your way after twelve thirty pm g.m.t. are we ever going to get any good news from max and stacey we'll have to wait and see. how's this for positive financial news a man in china has had a six inch long worm removed from his brain now you might ask how is this good financial news quite obviously is proof that we can remove the six and shore analysis six foot long tapeworm investing the vital organs of our global financial system and all the headaches and migraines that our bank failures and quantitative easing would disappear he was suffering from fainting fits kind of like our market flash crashes and the thousand point drop in the dow back in two thousand and eight and then he was also suffering from pain from migraines exactly like our financial markets but what is happened

would just do when separated the twenty nine year old german and last year's we in the world the spaniard a flawless qualifying from broken fell and saw him grab composition while his canadian rival could only start from fool it was involved in the collision that the first turn of lap four eventually finishing nineteenth in outside weights meanwhile worked until i was in front until his first beat stuff which handed the lead to sweden's there's an extra but with eight of the seventy four whips left to go rock and fellow rocketed into first place and never looked back to win the third race of his career racetrack is a lot of fun to drive. very technical i think it could be a bit longer for sure maybe we can work that out in the future if we do a different a different one but even this one i like a lot i think overtaking was possible there's a lot of action on the track and i'm very happy of course to be to be doing that today around forty five thousand speak teeters walk to the moscow raceway circuit celebrating a year of success to being designed by f one architect harriman to q. and it s

he had the thought, well, maybe i will cease to worry about venezuela and hit the spaniards in their heart by crossing the andes and killing tens of new granada which is down columbia. it was a ridiculous thought. it was rainy season. they were on the planes. he was looking at the end these. the plane's other parched in the summertime and absolutely flooded in the rainy season. whole rivers become seized. the planes become lakes, great lakes. and no one would have suspected that anybody would be so foolish as to take an army with the cattle and the women in the soldiers through this flooded plane and then over the snowcapped mountains of the andes. everyone knows you are taking an army over peaks that their 18,000 feet high. it was a revolutionary thought. and nobody would suspect that he would attempt it. why would you go to another country when you have not even one liberation from around? he kept his secret. the soldiers did not know where there were going. they knew that they were waiting through water. sometimes having to carry women on their back. expiring one after the other.

the second seeded spaniard. [ cheers and applause ] >>> new york yankees star alex rodriguez who continueshit his 650th home run but it wasn't enough to see off the blew jays. a-rod launched the ball out of the park to level the scores, but it was downhill from there, with adam lind getting an rbi double as the blew jays romped home to a 5-2 win. >>> team usa is being investigated over a cheating scandal. they admitted that cat ma rans used were illegally altered. now a five-man jury is look going whether individual team members engaged in gross misconduct. if shows they could be banned from sailing in the biggest team event, and could have to forfeit one or more of the races against team new zealand. that's sports for now. >> thank you very much. >>> a space rocket launch in japan hasn't gone quite as planned. it was canceled 19 seconds before blastoff. they said the rocket appeared not to be aimed directly. it makes it cheaper and more efficient to put satellites in space. >>> let's stay at space. the vacation lasts only 19 minutes. craig has more in hong kong. >> reporter: space the fin

the spaniard leads the championship by 21 points. >>> the jamaica anti-doping agency has hit back athat their country could be barred from the next olympics, that follows reports that drug testing procedures in jamaica were inadequate. jamaica's anti-doping body say their program is in keeping with international standards. they said in a statement . . .. >>> baseball star ryan braun has formally apologized for using performance enhancing drugs during his 2011 mvp season. he is serving a 65-same suspension. he spent months denying his drug use before recently admitting his guilt in a statement he said a combination of feeling self righteous and having a lot of anger led me to react the way i did. >>> heather mills who lost part of our leg in a motorcycle accident came second in the women's slalom adaptive word cup. he was a torch barer for the last paralympics, hopes to represent gb. >> big, big surprise. as my friends know i'm a bit of a speed queen, so making so many turns through a maze, i was really pleased to get that result. >> that's your sports, sammy. >> stay with us here on

the spaniard missed this tournament last year.t was the beginning of a seven month injury lieu of. he came back to win the french open, only then to get knocked out in wimbledon in the first round. he has had a great season in the run off to this event. >> so, me here, winning them, great, you know. i am can have for here. it's because i won two very important events for me. here's a different event. i'm going to keep trying my best and be ready to win. >> mike tyson has claimed he's on the verge of dying because of drug and alcohol abuse. the 47-year-old convicted rapist has been battling what he calls vicious alcoholism. the exboxer now wants to change his life. tyson is speaking at a press conference to launch his new venture as a boxing promoter. >> i haven't drank or took drugs in six days. for me, that's a miracle. i've been lying to everybody else to think i was sober. i'm not. this is my sixth day. i'm never going to use again. >> i'm not sure i believe him. there's much more sport on our website. for the latest, check out

. >> a perfect start to life as a manager the spaniard played tribute to the match winners after their scored in 29-0 win. this is the third straight win of the season. level on points at the top of the table with three other teams. >>> england's cricketers will complete their ash series win over australia in a few days tame after day four was washed out. play is now you wanted way in london. england has just crumed their first innings with the match heading towards a draw. the home team have an unasale launasalable 3-0 series lead. >> caribbean has won a premier league title. russell with captain gail guiding the side to a 7wicket victory. tiger woods is not far off the pace. world number one woods is four shots behind the coleaders in new jersey on eight under par. roy macilroy is without a tournament win but is better showing better form. he's now 6 under par. >> the greens are perfect out there. with it being windy but still the fairways are getting fast. you can get the ball down there if you're feeling good and frisky you can drive it all the way down with a lot of wedges in th

. >> a perfect start to life as the manager, the spaniard paid tribute to match winners after the paire 2-0 win. it was barns third straight win of the season and he points to the top of the table with three other teams. >>> england cricketers will perform a series against australia in a few hours time. play is now underway in london. england were bold out for 377 in the first innings with the match heading towards a draw. the home team have an unasale unasalable 3-0 series lead. jamaica won the first ever caribbean tee premier title. there was a 7wicket victory. >> a final round of the golf's tournament but tiger woods is not far off the pace. he's four shots behind the coleaders in new jersey on 8 under par. roy still without a tournament win this year but he's showing better form this week. the northern irish man is 600or under par. >> the greens are perfect out there. with it being a little windy but still the fairways are getting fast, you can get that ball way down there if you're feeling good and frisky you can drive it all the way down there with wedges in there. >> south afric

i have been called a spaniard in peru. i have then called a pejorative term for south american.i've been called a pakistani in london where i was based for a while and now i m. called spanish, liberian which means spaniard so i don't really know where i belong and who i am but i guess it's probably a good enough reason to explore this important issue today. so let me tell you a little bit about what i do in this book. what i do is i take on all the different myths that i have seen over the years that are really driving this discussion and this debate, including the current discussion in the senate and soon in the house as well. about immigration reform. i won't cover all of that but i will share with you a few and give you my perspective on them and i hope that this will help at least clarify some of the misinformation that is out there it's really quite striking. one first myths and all i am going to say i have heard many people say, people with all sorts of backgrounds and all sorts of places. i didn't make any of this up. one argument basically says we are getting the wrong k

i have been called a spaniard in peru. i have then called a pejorative term for south american. i've been called a pakistani in london where i was based for a while and now i m. called spanish, liberian which means spaniard so i don't really know where i belong and who i am but i guess it's probably a good enough reason to explore this important issue today. so let me tell you a little bit about what i do in this book. what i do is i take on all the different myths that i have seen over the years that are really driving this discussion and this debate, including the current discussion in the senate and soon in the house as well. about immigration reform. i won't cover all of that but i will share with you a few and give you my perspective on them and i hope that this will help at least clarify some of the misinformation that is out there it's really quite striking. one first myths and all i am going to say i have heard many people say, people with all sorts of backgrounds and all sorts of places. i didn't make any of this up. one argument basically says we are getting the wrong

prosecutors brought criminal charges against the spaniard and his former colleague in connecticut.necticut, in connection to the london whale trading scandal. both worked for the bank's chief investment office in london. joe, want to talk video games? >>> yeah, i do. i was just checking out -- >> futures? >> checking out the s&p. >> they're ugly. >> i wonder what's the total amount of the correction here? we've got to get below around 1,640 to get near near-term lows. it's 1,644, testing those lows from the last mini correction we had. video game season kicking off with "madden 25" today. joneth geller, i saw for madden he will be remembered for video games and not for football coaching, but my interest is more in the new consoles because i've been hearing about them from someone near and dear. xbox 1 is the next generation? is that what it's called? >> yes, xbox 1, a new playstation 4. >> they do different things, right? >> at the end of the day, they're gaming consoles, but everyone's been pushing to own the living room, so these boxes are not just gaming machines anymore. micros

spaniards were still fighting on foot. the killed millions.e pope puts out a plea and they get 30,000 volunteers under the grandfather of charlemagne, and stops the muslims outside of paris and the year 732 a.d., exactly 100 years after the death of muhammed. this was the largest empire in the world, and it was a military campaign from arabia the paris. it took 700 years to drive them out of spain. then they have slavery. they enslaved 180 million africans, castrate the man and make in unix. they have slavery for eight centuries before america was even discovered. then they began to sell them to the slave merchants the brought in to the new world. they enslaved over a million europeans. entire catholic orders. there would collect dollars in donations and go under a white flight to get your friend back who was captured in north africa anyway, slavery was one of the main ways that islam was financed and it still goes on today. there's more slavery today than at any other time in the world history. are you still with me? then they attacked consta

so we are hearing a lot of spaniards, portuguese, come to germany now. there is some kind of, let me say so, movement to build a really european labor market and this is going on. and policy could foster this development. >> thank you very much, alexander. well, carolin, that is it from us here in berlin. with that, i'm sending it back over to you. >> annette, thank you very much for that. >>> this is coming up on today's show, the indian rupee continues its free fall, hitting a fresh all time low against the u.s. dollar. can the reserve bank of india stem the sell-off? we cross to mumbai in around 20 minutes' time. >>> protests bubble over fracking in germany and how it might affect the country's famous beer industry. we talk to the german brewer association in berlin at 10:45 cet. >>> and then at 11:30 cet, we cross state side to the heart of the shale gas boom. don't miss out as we both hear both sides of the argument and the great fracking debate. >>> analysts expect more bad news from jcpenney when earnings hit today. we preview the numbers live fro