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worldwide@cnbc.com or tweet us @cnbcwex or kelly underscore evans.>>> still to come, spanish banks borrowing from the ecb hit a new record level in june. we'll head to madrid for the latest just after the break. >>> the results of the italian debt auction are out, and this time around, it was a three-year debt that italy was auctioning off. so they have sold 3.5 billion euros of this three-year government paper. the yield coming in at 4.65%. now, that represents a drop in the yield since the mid-june auction. and it's the lowest since may. so 3.5 billion euros of three-year debt coming in with a yield of 4.65%. that's down from 5.3% in mid-june and the lowest since may. the bid to cover on that coming in at 1.73. just checking in on what this means for the italian curve. we're looking at the ten-year now, back below 6%. 5.935% on that benchmark italian ten-year debt. after yesterday's one-year auction, which we saw the average yield coming sharply lower as well, this three-year auction yield is down for mid-june and bringing the ten-year down with it

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tweet us @cnbcwep. >>> we continue to focus on what's happening in yields.f auctions today out of france and spain. yields continuing their compression this morning. people see values, getting pretty low. focus on spain. and we saw the ten year in reaction this morning back over 7%. spain today raising 2.89 billion looking for 3 billion. two year yield cash market is 5.4. auction yield 5.3%. on the five year this morning 6.45 is what they hit in auction. that's the highest since pre-euro 1990 for raising five year money today so still elevated yields. in fact getting higher and unless we start getting those yields down people are betting there will be a sovereign bailout for spain which means we haven't improved dynamics. angela merkel is expected to secure a majority vote in germany's contribution to spanish bailout. she could face some backlash today from rebels within her own coalition and the opposition. silvia is in berlin and joins us. nice to see you again today. this vote is, you know, as you said this week, should go fairly smoothly. i suppose it's

e-mail us at worldwide@cnbc.com or tweet us @cnbcwex. >> very soon the olympics indeed.roblems with security. with these big orders and deals, g4s is good news but g4s is really suffering in today's trade. it's down 1.7%. earlier the stock was down by 2.5%. there's been media reports of problems getting enough applicants to the security position through the necessary acridation ahead of the olympic games. they are cutting it very fine because we only have days to go. as a result very media reports out all over the british press suggesting thousand more troops are being drafted in to help provide security for the olympics when they set up -- we have 3.5,000. g4s has 9,000 additional staff trained to get through this application process and can't get them through fast enough. huge numbers of people, kelly, that they are trying to get on the ground to look after the security for this massive event, what started out i guess as a very positive story for the company. causing a few problems today. >> a reminder you're watching "worldwide exchange". banks cut the amount of cash

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i would like you to weigh in and tweet us or go to our facebook page and let us know what you think.w you had opinions on this. >> i think it's a terrible name. i can't say it any other way. and for the same reason that is the focus group mentioned, one, if you go to search online, all sorts of fancy listings i'm sure will come up, probably none of them are the bridal salon. and it doesn't say anything about these dresses. fancy is not a word i would use to describe them. maybe nostalgic or vintage or jackie o. >> you think the name is okay. >> i think it is okay -- >> that's a lie. >> it's true. they are guys so they don't see what the consumer sees. i'm the king of bad names. toilet paper entrepreneur is the worst name you can ever come up with, but it's memorable. so i think their job now is if they love that name and believe it in, they have to tell the story to their community. >> right, make it mean something then. >> own it. if you're going to keep it, own it. >> this was so much fun to do and we will again, as i said, check in with them in october. i can't wait to see it. >>>

shoot us an e-mail or tweet us at@williegeist1.glas does and text the word "awake" followed by your response to 622639. barnicle, get louder. we'll read the best responses later in the show. before we get to the news here at 30 rock, i want to bring in willie live from london who's been covering the olympics the entire weekend. willie, you've got an amazingly awesome 1970s retro vest right there. you were just partying with prince harry and indicate moss, living the high life. what do you have ahead for us in the world of sports, my friend? >> reporter: you know how we do it. i was surprised you went with the kate moss reference. >> you're in your early 30s. i was going old school for you. i'd be more of a pippa middleton guy. >> reporter: i'm in my 30s like i'm a senior citizen. we've got a lot going on today, luke. we've got some gymnastics to tell you about, the woman who is expected to win the all-around competition or at least silver. not going to be there. didn't qualify yesterday. ryan lochte who won a gold two days ago coul

tweet us for feedback, twitter.com/booktv. >> you've been watching booktv, 48 hours of book programming beginning saturday morning at 8 a.m. it into monday morning at 8 a.m. future. nonfiction books all weekend every weekend right here on c-span2. .. >> this week on "the communicators" i walt mossberg, who writes a personal technology column in "the wall street journal." >> host: well, regular tech watchers and viewers of this program will recognize the name walt mossberg of "the wall street journal," maybe not the face, but he is joining us this week on "the communicators." he writes the personal technology column in the "wall street journal", and he's also co-executive editor of all things d.com. mr. mossberg, when did you start writing your personal technology column? >> guest: well, peter, it was 1991, and you can call me walt. >> host: well, i appreciate that. do you remember what your first column was about in 1991? >> guest: the first line of my first column was personal computers are just too hard to use, and it's not your fault. and the idea behind the column was there are a lo

a political liability for these guys our final comment the night comes from community lobby you tweeted us surprised to hear tom hartman say the vote isn't guaranteed in the constitution is that so how can a marker see thrive with no right to vote well there is no actual right to vote in the constitution it's it was not put there by the founders because there were groups that they didn't want to vote back then and this is the original one of the original sins of america and we're still paying the price of it is the original sin that came out of slavery and it was wrong then it's wrong now we should actually amend the constitution to say that there is an affirmative right to vote that would then lead to things like voting day being a holiday and anybody being able to you know every american citizen be able to vote . coming up considering they complain whenever democrats spend money republicans are sure quick to spend millions of dollars themselves while republicans hold ok spending money on political theater but not ok spending on programs that help americans like food stamps or unemploymen

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tweet us. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 checking the charts. >> welcome back, big losses across the board today. my next guest says it's going from bad to worse. he says put money into cash and short u.s. stocks. and kevin karen, steven, you first, why the short call? >> well, markets are very, very volatile. we have had a declining trend since the beginning of april. profits are expected to slow down, europe will have a lot of impact and it will be very, very difficult to solve. cash or shorting we think is a good idea right now. >> you're looking for a pretty sizable decline. >> we're expecting slow growth in the u.s., internationally. we short more internationally than we do the u.s., but we do expect a slight decline. when markets drend downward, it could be negative 10%, 3%, or flat, but most likely we're not going into a bull market, no doubt. >> kevin, you're on the other side, you say boring is beautiful? why is it and what is borning to you? >> i can find lots of companies trading in the united

tweet us your chances. [ male a] introducing a powerful weapon in your fight against bugs. >>> okay,e seven minute mark here. do you realize that the last time, maria, come here. do you realize the last time the market was positive. where did you go, okay? we're making this up as we go here. the last time the market was positive on a jobs report day was back in march for the february number. since then we have had some doozys of bad days. and today, we're coming off those lows, but for the week, this is what's callings right now. especially yesterday, all of the rate cuts, that's when you saw real decline here, and we're at a two year low of the euro against the dollar. >> and most people do believe that the euro stays in place, doesn't collapse, you're still seeing it in the currency, i think the economy has weakened, the jobs numbers show is, and europe is driving that sentiment as well. >>. >> these guys will never get out of this. >> as the euro goes lower, that's what happens with our equity markets as well. we started selling off on to thursday. for the week the the county was

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