the guy's a master.or c yop of red bull, this happened in madrid.watch this. >> he's like a human wind mill in the air, and do you notice that? going up one way, flips it, comes down at the angle going a different direction. >> right, that's impressive, not going from one ramp to the other, but he's going up, flipping over, and coming back down. keep in mind, he's rotating that bike in his hand. that right hand is where his throttle hand is. as the bike's flipping around, the hand is twisting the throttle. you see the left hand muscle the bike and guide it back between the legs. it's part of the free style competition. he won this event, and it's not a surprise. that was not the only move tom pulled off. he's the other moves, you see why he won this competition. you know, i wonder if you lead with that and end with that? if you lead with it, you coast the rest of the way because you might know you won. >> lead with it. if you crash or something, them, you know, your big trick, you can't do it anymore. >> right. >>> horse loves sand. ♪ >>> this is on

. >> on monday, the united nations group on sustainable development goals begins its 13th success yop>> tuesday an anniversary of twitter being released to the public. >>> and an annual event in las vegas. >> when we come back, help for alzhiemer's patients. >> it slows it down. we'll explain the breakthrough. >>> it's been two years since the worst drought. while the situation eased in some places, the state of california is suffering severe drought. diane friend inspects the wheat field on the farm passed down to her by her father. the worst drought in her memory has her worried. it grabs you from down deep, and you are making me cry. would you see the soil, and you such it, and you know that it may not be here for the next generation of family. that is big. she said she hoped to plant pistachio trees, but without water she will postpone those plans. friend is a director of the county farm bureau and spent many afternoons assessing the memory of the drought. it will be dry like this all year. she takes us to stoneland farms, leaving land fallow because they don't have enough water.

yop think there's anything good coming out of there. >> you're being very selective within the marketself. >> yes, and india takes a much longer workout than japan or anyplace else because of the politics there. so i just see great opportunity in the u.s. why go someplace where accounting's okay? you don't know it unless you're there all the time. boots on the ground. >>> switching gears to the situation in the middle east, in gaza, as the situation is escalating. traders are turning to gold. futures host jackie deangelis at the nymex with more as we continue to watch that situation unfold. jackie? >> right. good afternoon to you, scott. certainly a fluid situation right now in israel. not impacting oil prices but impacting gold prices. we are getting a little bit of a bid on this today. of course, you have response to palestinian rocket launches, the israeli army continuing to launch its rockets into gaza. jeff killberg, what's behind the strength? the turmoil out of israel? >> i think is, gentlemaningy. this is not a news flash. have were been tegs tensions at the gaza strip for some

yop what the president is going to do, but i really think the republicans have given him no choice. they won't lejs late, so he's got to examine the authority he has under law and see if he can fix some of this mess that we created. >> roy is calling from north carolina on the republican line. go ahead, roy. >> yes. ij want to know why it is that the border, you are all so willing in letting them across and talk about the kids and what is the gaza strip, israel, syria, and stuff like that. if you are going to bring them all in, why -- i don't get this and on top of that, i just want to know how many is she supporting and so on and so forth that -- i mean, the kids that were born and raised here have got to have a chance too. that's the bottom line. >> well, thank you, roy. the issue of refugees from other countries is an important one. as a matter of fact, i co-share the refugee caucus in the house. it's a bipartisan group, and we do admit refugees from syria, people who can make their claim. obviously, we don't take every person who has been persecuted in the world into the united

. >> same yop, the other thing we're watching this week is whether or not telephonic is going to get sign off from the commission on eplus over in germany. are they goes to throw in a few extra clauses along the way? >> we do expect them to sign off. telephonic has signed a deal with one of the operators in germany. it's a familiar deal structure from the commissioners to ireland. i think there is some concern, certainly among the regulators, that the commission hasn't gone far enough in protecting consumers from the deal. there may be other mitigating factors they have to bring in. they have to look after the other mbnas. we know telefonica has proposed this remedy. >> this is an important point, isn't it? it's a test case to see whether we can see further consolidation in the telco sector going forward. >> yes, it is. and i think the next market may well by italy. we think it may well move back to three players. >> simon, telco analyst at citi. stephane is in paris. keeping you busy this morning, how damaging is this for nicolas sarkozy? we know he has potentially comeback ambition

the language of jesus, the pope bea at this tude -- his grace, beneficiary yop, general bishop of the coptic orthodox church have spoken out. archbishop of can't bury, leader of the world's 80 million anglicans, has spoken out. russell moore, a key leader in the baptist convention has spoken out. despite these christian leaders speaking out about the systematic extermination of christians in iraq, the silence in this town and washington is deafening. does washington even care? where is the obama administration? the president has failed. where is the congress? the congress has failed. time is running out, the christians and other religious majorities in iraq are being targeted for extinction, they need our help. literally during our time we will see the end of christianity in the place it began. i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield, for five minutes. mr. butterfield: thank you, mr. speaker. as many of my colleagues know, i spent 30 years in a courtroom, one half

yop normalmente antes contestaba en las redes sociales porque no era tanta gente.mos preparado unas dramatizaciones para que nos expliques quÉ hacer. >> vamos. >> ay mi amor. mira todo lo que le comprÉ a tu familia. sÉ que tienes dos sobrinos. tambiÉn traigo regalo para tu mamÁ, para tu hermana lupita, para la prima que es bien buena onda. me acostÉ a las tres de la maÑana. oye, sÍ tienes hermanas. porque yo hice para tu hermana y para tu prima y para los sobrinos tambiÉn. no sabes. yo quiero conocer a tu familia. >> ya. en el caso de ella, es medio manÍaca. ¿no? ¿quÉ pasa en esta situaciÓn? >> mira, karla, aquÍ lo que esta pasando es que el tiempo... esta es la segunda cita que ellos tienen. parece que por un lado, Él se siente muy cÓmodo de hablarle de su familia porque se sabe el nombre de todos los integrantes. sin embargo, el tiempo es algo que no se puede definir pero se sabe que todas las relaciones pasan por diferentes etapas y cada pareja acelera o progresa en cada etapa en diferentes tiempos. lo importante en la pareja es que somos... queremos integrarnos

. >> yop. if it's a criminal case, i know you're going to go back to the early childhood and see if there's anything that would excuse the person for whatever they're doing now. but then again, if it's a whistleblower against a corporation, i feel bad for -- you know what i mean? >> in washington news, senior white house officials say president obama is going to support anti-inversion legislation proposed separately by congressman sandy levin in the house and senator carl levin in the senate. the legislation would mandate the companies must be more than 50% owned by a foreign entity. the president supports making this retroactive in may. the topic of tax inversions could be a major part of steve liesman's exclusive conversation with president obama today and the two will sit down for a conversation. you can see that exclusively at 5:00 p.m. on cnbc eastern. >> i saw long strings of this last night. >> but the best that this will do -- the best it can do is maintain the status quo because no one

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