si montaste toulouse, ten cuidado porque los vientos pueden estar superando hasta 40 millas por hora.n ilia: bajo fuertes medidas de seguridad, luigi mangione es extraditado y se presenta en una corte federal de nueva york. debe enfrentar cargos de homicidiola muerte del director

si montaste toulouse, ten cuidado porque los vientos pueden estar superando hasta 40 millas por hora. ¿eso serÍa para la prÓxima semana que se esperen esos fuertes vientos? >> exactamente. de lunes al martes y el miÉrcoles la buena noticia es que las condiciones pintan favorables. >> para el dÍa miÉrcoles y el dÍa martes lluvia. > >fuertes lluvias y vientos. >> muchas gracias . asÍ finalizamos. sin embargo, lo esperamos en pun ilia: bajo fuertes medidas de seguridad, luigi mangione es extraditado y se presenta en una corte federal de nueva york. debe enfrentar cargos de homicidiola muerte del director ejecutivo de "unitedhealthcare". legisladores republicanos presentan un nuevo plan que donald trump apoya. demÓcratas insisten en que este nuevo proyecto no es serio. escucharÁn los testimonios de mujeres que sobrevivieron a la presiÓn conocida como "el de la violaciÓn". el gobierno les pagarÁ mÁs de $100,000,000. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn". ilia: luigi mangione llegÓ a nueva york extraditado desde pensilvania bajo fuertes medidas de seguridad. mangione compareciÓ en una c

and emmanuelle auriol, professor of economics at toulouse school of economics. tonight. it is someone in congress that we've got all this political chaos in france in the very week that fritz is dividing the rest the world to a party to reopen notre dame. not ideal. a party to reopen notre dame. not ideal-— not ideal. and you said it was a very unfortunate _ not ideal. and you said it was a very unfortunate because i not ideal. and you said it was a very unfortunate because ofj a very unfortunate because of the time we are going to re—up on notre dame france. i think it will go on for a couple of weeks. i think in fact, we are heading for regime crisis. i tell you abuse those who overthrown, what they want? they want to get rid of macron. will do every step, everything to push him out. because they may the next government once more, cc, we are intruding a very difficult time unfortunately. it doesn't mean... we are maybe going to bewley pilgrim with no government and they are pretty proud of it. ijust met a belgian banker who said that he does not have any gover

and former member in the national assembly, and also with us is a professor of economics at the toulouseconomics. very good of you to join us tonight. it is somewhat in congress, isn't it? that we have all of this chaos in the very weak france is inviting the rest of the world to the party to reopen notre dame. not a very good deal. [laughter] >> as you said, very unfortunate cause at the time we are about to reopen notre dame france is entering an unfortunate episode and i think it will go on a couple of weeks. i think we are heading into a regime of crisis frankly, because those who have overthrown barnier , whether they want? they want to get rid of macron. so they will do everything to push him out. and this is something that may come, because they may overthrow the next government once more. so you see, we are entering a very difficult time, unfortunately. maybe we will be like belgium, you know, they have no government and they are pretty proud of it. you know, i just met a belgian banker. he said to me, we haven't any government for now five months on june maybe we will have one a

ulster had a dreadful start to their campaign last week — hammered 61—21 by champions toulouse — andater harlequins host stormers while bristol are away to la rochelle and cardiff welcome cheetahs. in a season where he's reached the semifinals of the us open and made the world's top 20, this has been a breakthough yearforjack draper. but away from tennis, the british number one is doing what he can to raise awareness about dementia. he organised a memory walk along the river thames to honour his grandmother brenda, who suffers from alzheimer's disease. our sports news correspondent laura scott went along with him. having enjoyed a breakthrough year, jack draper is eyeing yet more success. there is one woman, though, who he credits most of all with getting him into tennis — his grandmother brenda. but 11 years ago, she was diagnosed with alzheimer's, and it's been a devastating deterioration since. so many people that have come to support and it's obviously so, so nice and i'm very, very gratefulfor that. so, in a rare breakfrom his relentless schedule, this walk was for her and all t

exeter chiefs have been hammered 6a—2i by toulouse at sandy park.st two days into the final test, england's cricketer�*s have a huge task on their hands to complete a clean sweep in their series against new zealand. they were bowled out forjust 143 in hamilton and by the close, the kiwis had built a lead of 340 with seven second innings wickets in hand. joe lynskey reports. england's cricketers can be the great entertainers, but there are days the show goes wrong. gone! there's another one. when they came out to bat, new zealand's score was in their range, but their time at the crease lasted less than four hours. commentator: oh, yes! zak crawley was out for the fifth time to the same bowler. as early wickets fell, england looked for protection. harry brook has just been named the best batter in the world. commentator: 0h, he's got him first ball. - but this test would mark the rise of new zealand's will 0'rourke. he's 23 and was born in surrey. he took three wickets in 12 balls. england can reflect on a series won already, but in this last test of

exeter chiefs are in trouble against toulouse at sandy park.er. as early wickets fell, england looked for protection. harry brook has just been named the best batter in the world. commentator: 0h, he's got him first ball. - but this test would mark the rise of new zealand's will 0'rourke. he's 23 and was born in surrey. he took three wickets in 12 balls. england can reflect on a series won already, but in this last test of the year they were all out and well short. in hamilton now, it's hard to see a way to victory. we are always pretty honest in that dressing room. of course, the guys are disappointed. it does happen in test cricket. it will take something special but we still have the belief that we can break a record if we need to. new zealand stretched their lead beyond 300 by the close. seven wickets still in england need something extraordinary. their 2024 looks set to end with a bump. joe lynskey, bbc news. commentator: 0h, he's got him first ball. - but this test would mark the rise of new zealand's will 0'rourke. he's 23 and was born i

good morning, toulouse.'s start with mitch mcconnell's statement, and it reads in part, efforts to undermine public confidence in proven cures are not just uninformed. they are dangerous. anyone seeking the senate's consent to serve in the incoming administration would do well to steer clear of even the appearance of association with such efforts. trump himself has also called the polio vaccine the greatest thing. mcconnell is clearly sending a message to rfk jr. and his lawyer. could this have an effect on kennedy's potential confirmation to lose well, it totally could. >> mitch mcconnell is influential in the senate right now. he's the senate minority leader. he's going to be stepping down from that post, but still going to have a lot of influence with his fellow senators. he's been a part of that body for quite a long time now. he's retiring, so he has a little bit more leeway to break from the party orthodoxy and potentially even oppose some of donald trump's candidate selections. and i think he's trying

rams toulouse to keep their playoff hopes alive. that is your bloomberg brief. mcshane of goldman sachs and her top retail picks for 2025. that is coming up next. you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ dani: it is the friday after christmas and before new year's. if your trading today, hats off to you. it is an equity market on track for its second consecutive day of declines. it is being led by small caps. your s&p 500 down one third of a percent after a strong 2024 and optimism for 2025. europe versus the dollar at 1.04 this morning. stronger euro by about .1%. it just under 4.6%. it was a strong duration bid yesterday. a seven-year auction that went off without a hitch despite fears of a hitch despite fears of the deficit for 2025. how much longer to the strong auctions keep the bond market chugging along? nymex crude just under 1% of a rally. when it comes to the holiday season bloomberg economics reporting a slight drop in holiday shopping compared to a year ago. retailers notating -- retailers noting a bifurcated consumer. kate mcshane of goldman sac