argentina recibiÓ con sorpresa pero tambiÉn con cautela las declaraciones del papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio sobre los hombres sexuales. >>> homosexuales. >>> fue una sorpresa entendemos que fue ser un cambio en la polÍtica vaticana esperamos que sea asÍ y nos plantea creo que mÁs preguntas que otra cosa digamos. >>> la posiciÓn del papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio no implica que a prueba el matrimonio gay en el pasado el cardenal se opuso a la ley de matrimonio igualitario impulsada por la presidenta de argentina, cristina fernÁndez, y aprobada por el congreso que incluye la posibilidad de adoptar niÑos. >>> a pocas horas del pronunciamiento del papa la federaciÓn argentina de lesbianas gay vi sexuales y transo de fundiÓ un comunicado donde condena la (...) y reclama una profunda autocrÍtica de la iglesia. >>> a esas palabra que dijo el papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio quiÉn soy yo para condenar a un gay, bueno podemos decir quien soy es el papa y cambiar la polÍtica vaticana. >>> la comunidad espera tambiÉn que cambie la definiciÓn que el vaticano hace sobre

mario carbone, kate krader, thank you for being with us. i'm frank bruni, i've been sitting in for charlie rose today. >> i'm a.o. scott of the "new york times" sitting in for charlie rose who is off on assignment. tonight we'll look at summer movies and the state of the movie industry and audience. joining me dana stevens of slait magazine, alison bailes and david denby of the "new yorker." i'm pleased to have them at this table and welcome. >> thank you. pleased to be here. >> i'm pleased to be sitting in this seat at this table. >> do you feel powerful? >> well, i feel like i need ask you a lot of questions so let's get right to it. we've all seen a lot of movies this summer. it's always to me a kind of weird time of year because there are a lot of good movies that tend to be smaller movies and there are enormous every weekend commercial bee moths that come into the multiplexs. and i sometimes feel and hear from my own readers that -- and people on twiter that we critics are not entirely relevant to this business or experience of the blo

what are we doing here, mario? >> first thing, we're just going to make a cocktail to get us in the mood. >> jimmy: thank you, my friend. >> and then we're going to let the boys go on. do you want to muddle? >> jimmy: do i -- >> can you start muddling? >> jimmy: yeah, of course. muddling? what is muddling, again? >> muddling is just pressing things against mint and sugar. this case, it's going to be raspberry. we're going to make a raspberry mint lemonade. you have muddled to the maximum, sir. >> jimmy: thank you, my friend. >> join us there. >> jimmy: look at this. >> what i like to do is take a little angostura bitters and throw it in each cup. >> jimmy: that's the secret. >> then we add the lemonade. >> jimmy: come on. >> and that is for the children or what we call the boys. the brothers. >> jimmy: not children. hey, watch it, dad. >> and then over here for the adults, we just add a little bit of hooch to make the interview process less painful. >> jimmy: thank you my friend. here we go. nice little limoncello.

gracias, mario, buenas tardes... estamos en plena temporada de verano y luego de haber experimentado una suerte de tormentas electricas sucesivas se esperan altas temperaturas, estamos hablando de temperaturas superiores a los 95 grados, una ola de calor que se estara desarrollando a partir de maÑana martes a partir del mediodia... el servicio nacional de meteorologia ha emitido un aviso de temperaturas extremas... es muy importante que se tomen medidas preventivas para evitar cualquier daÑo irreversible... trate de permanecer en lugares con aire acondicionado o bajo la sombra este pendiente de los niÑos y ancianos, jamas los deje desatendidos en especial si anda en su auto mantengase hidratado, tome abundante agua utilice bloqueador solar, asi como sombreros, gorras y lentes de sol, mas adelante regreso con el reporte para el resto de la semana vamos a la pausa, pero al personal de las escuelas pu Úblicas del condado de montgomery, oficiales locales y estatales, y miembros de la comunidad, estuvieron en la escue

implora por ayuda para salvador a su hijo, quien gracias, mario, maria rosa... hemos nido una temporada de verano, algo inestable, con abundantes precipitaciones, avisos, alertas... y bueno esta semana las condiciones se inclinan a temperaturas muy altas, estamos hablando entre 95 y 98 grados que en conjunto con otras condiciones facilmente estarian alcanzando los 100 grados... de hecho el servicio nacional de ma eorologia ha emitido un aviso temperaturas extremas, el aviso comienza maÑana a las doce del mediodia hasta las siete de la noche... sin embargo, se esperan altas temperaturas tambien el resto de la semana... es muy importante que ante estas temperaturas extremas tome medidas preventivas para evitar cualquier daÑo fisico para usted y su familia... recuerde estar bien hidratado, mantenerse en lugares con aire acondicionado, vigilar a los niÑos, ancianos y mascotas, utilizar bloqueador solar, en caso de una emergencia llame al 911... ... al volver:. una madre implora por ayuda para salvador a su hijo, quien padece de una enfermedad que podria ser fatal

. >> ecb chief mario draghi promises interest rates will stay low for a long time yet, sparking a rally for european equities. >> and victory within reach -- the first german woman to book a place in the wimbledon finals since steffi graf in 1999. well, after more than two years of unrest in egypt and to fallen presidents, thousands of people have again taken to the streets of cairo tonight. >> but they are celebrating. on wednesday, the military ousted the country's first democratically elected head of state. >> there is resentment among egyptians who oppose military intervention, and that parked street clashes since the overthrow. 16 people have been killed and hundreds wounded. >> a new interim leader has used his inauguration to reach out to morsi's muslim brotherhood, but party officials have rejected any engagement. >> there has been no end to the celebration from tahrir square. many women were among the crowd. they welcome the overthrow of mohamed morsi and his muslim brotherhood. >> i feel safety and peace. my country has come back to me. my country was was kidnapped, egypt, has

>> thank you, mario. great to have you on -- >> you guys are inspirational. >> get him started, he's going to make -- by the way, how come you don't have a check mark on your twitter page either? what do we have to do to get a check mark -- >> chase a checkmark? >> you should know what that is. >> i had somebody set it up and hit a button. >> thanks, mario. >> delighted to be here. >> 20 minutes left in the trading session. still up 14 points. kind of a wait-and-see market ahead of tomorrow's fed announcement meeting. >>> president obama meanwhile proposing a grand bargain to reform the corporate tax code, but use the money for more spending. will republicans really agree to another stimulus program? >>> one of canada's top officials says president obama is severely underestimating the number of jobs the keystone pipeline with create. he takes on the president's math later on the "closing bell." s in hidden fees on their 401(k)s?! go to e-trade and roll over your old 401(k)s to a new e-trade retirement ac

. >> ecb chief mario draghi promises interest rates will stay low for a long time yet, sparking a rally for european equities. >> and victory within reach -- the first german woman to book a place in the wimbledon finals since steffi graf in 1999. well, after more than two years of unrest in egypt and to fallen presidents, thousands of people have again taken to the streets of cairo tonight. >> but they are celebrating. on wednesday, the military ousted the country's first democratically elected head of state. >> there is resentment among egyptians who oppose military intervention, and that parked street clashes since the overthrow. 16 people have been killed and hundreds wounded. >> a new interim leader has used his inauguration to reach out to morsi's muslim brotherhood, but party officials have rejected any engagement. >> there has been no from tahri. many women were among the crowd. they welcome the overthrow of mohamed morsi and his muslim brotherhood. >> i feel safety and peace. my country has come back to me. my country was was kidnapped, egypt, has come back to me. thank out. >>

. >> ecb chief mario draghi promises interest rates will stay low for a long time yet, sparking a rally for european equities. >> and victory within reach -- the first german woman to book a place in the wimbledon finals since steffi graf in 1999. well, after more than two years of unrest in egypt and to fallen presidents, thousands of people have again taken to the streets of cairo tonight. >> but they are celebrating. on wednesday, the military ousted the country's first democratically elected head of state. >> there is resentment among egyptians who oppose military intervention, and that parked street clashes since the overthrow. 16 people have been killed and hundreds wounded. >> a new interim leader has used his inauguration to reach out to morsi's muslim brotherhood, but party officials have rejected any engagement. >> there has been no end to the celebration from tahrir square. many women were among the crowd. they welcome the overthrow of mohamed morsi and his muslim brotherhood. >> i feel safety and peace. my country has come back to me. my country was was kidnapped, egypt, has

pause if we may and reflect on what mario draghi said one year ago today. >> within our mandate, the ecb is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro, and believe me, it will be enough. >> and so ultimately after six weeks of deliberations, they launch the nuclear deterrent that is the threat to buy -- to buy peripheral bonds in europe at the short end and, of course, that has really allowed all world markets to put the eurozone to one side as an immediate systemic risk. the fallout for assets has been phenomenal. people on wall street, people around the world have made a huge amount of money as it pushed those long-term rates in, say, spain and italy, which we were so worried about 12 months ago down to a manageable level. the immediate gains were on the french banks. remember when we used to talk about the french banks and their holding of peripheral eurozone

mario, we'll miss you. thanks for being here. >> thank you, mario. >> thank you for being here. see you tomorrow. ♪ raise your wages >>> pushing the minimum to the max. it's going national. more wage protests planned in more cities this week and democratic leaders in d.c. are showing their support. >> we have put forth legislation to raise the minimum ge. >> it's time for the minimum wage to go up! >> but some job creators warning super sizing the minimum wage will downsize our already shaky job market. are they right? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is bulls & bears. here they are, gary b. smith tracy burns, jonas max ferris, john layfield along with david mercer. welcome, everybody. gary b., will maximizing the minimum wage minimize or maximize our job growth? >> well, brenda, it's going to kill job growth, especially when you get right down to it what the minimum wage does, it discriminates against less-skilled workers. it's plain and simple. new york in 2006 raised their minimum wage from about 5.15 to 6.75. they saw a 20% increase in unemployment against younger le

our guest is mario livio. thanks for being here. dr. livio is a world-renowned astrophysicist and works at the space telescope science institute, the same institute that is conducting the science program for the hubble space telescope and they will conduct the scientific diagram for the upcoming james webb telescope. it's great to chat with you. dr. livio has published more than 500 scientific articles and has received research awards and recognition for teaching excellence and his books. his interests span of her range of topics in astrophysics from black holes two extrasolar planets and the emergence of possible intelligent life in the universe. his popular book the golden ratio one the piano prize in 2003 in the international pythagoras to prize so he is a well published author. he is now with us to discuss his most recent book is "brilliant blunders" from darwin to einstein - colossal mistakes by great scientists that changed our understanding of life and the universe. it was released in may of 2013 and received excellent reviews fr

just how much work is there for mario draghi today? >> karen, it is a fascinating story. welcome, viewers, on "worldwide exchange," this hour and those tuning in from north america. obviously portugal has, again, raised the concerns about contagion, but as you say, we had this easing back of the sovereign yield from 8 to something that looks more like 7 and 7.5 handle. we need to talk about whether this issue is going to be a more permanent problem for mario draghi. we have tolleson palit with us. >> the portuguese prime minister, we met him yesterday in bere lip because he came to berlin for a conference. essentially he was sort of overwhelmed or, yeah, overwhelmed by the developments in his country and so he invited the press to this -- to discuss the recent developments. austerity is the reason why portugal has a very, very unstable government right now. and even the way forward, the commentary i was reading is most likely we're heading in re-election, even though it looks a bit like a stabilizing effect. but the important thing one has to note is this austerity packag

let's go to congressman mario diaz-balart. do you think that the house can come up with some sort of plan that deals with the 11 million people that are in this country now? because it seems to me until you can come up with some realistic plan to deal with them the rest of it doesn't really matter. >> i think we will reach that point. i agree with my colleague, my dear friend, one of the brightest people in the house what he says is absolutely true. there is distrust of the federal government. border security was promised and never delivered. i think we have to do a couple of things. have to show to the american people that's go can to to be real border security, enforceable border security that deals with the folks who are here, how do we deal with. that number two it helps our economy. number three that we have a system, a legal immigration system that works. and number four this is key, that it protects the rule of law and lastly, we have to deal with the folks that are here. ignoring the fact that they're here does not mak

mario, luego de tantas precipitaciones... el fin de semana vuelve a dar un giro en cuanto a las condiciones del tiempo, enterese de los detalles, despues de la pausa... ...vamos ahora con armando guzman y un adelanto de lo que veremos este domingo en perspectiva nacional. armando. tenemos condiciones inestables en nuestra region, hemos tenidon verano caracterizado por continuas precipitaciones, muchos avisos y alertas emitidos por el servicio nacional de meteorologia...actu aviso de inundaciones subitas...estara en vigencia hasta la medianoche... ahora que nos espera para el fin de semana... observen temperaturas muy agradables... maÑana sabado tenemos un 30% de probabilidad de lluvias... y a continuacion, los numeros ganadores de la loteria... una nina que viajaba en el vuelo de asiana airlines que se estrello en san francisco murio hoy, el mismo dia que las autoridades confirmaron que una de las dos adolescentes chinas que perecieron en el desastre fue arrollada por un camion de bomberos... la revelacion sobre la adolescen

we are with mario livio who's to book "brilliant blunders" is teaching us about flaws from the great scientist in history. we all the labelle calling from basic chemistry and physics but what did he do that was great and what did he do wrong? >> guest: almost certainly the greatest chemist of his generation someone say the greatest of all time the only person that got dead nobel price twice by himself without sharing one was for peace then one was for chemistry now what he did to identify the importance of the hydrogen bomb this is when the hydrogen bomb is shared between two others and that became a part of the molecule's of life but the report in the he certainly was one of the first people is said at the end of the day there is nothing mysterious there are no vital forces just understand the chemistry will understand the molecules of life ian part of that he managed to find the main structure. that was not known before his time. >> host: fred hoyle maybe one of the lesser known in the united states but overseas he is well recognized to be one of the giants. tell us who fred wheel

mario. >>> >>> gracias julio, las redes sociales encendidas con esa situaciÓn. muchas gracias. >>> su xa extradiciÓn de mÉxico fue calificada por las autoridades estadounidenses como un triunfo y un golpe al narcotrÁfico. hace un aÑo de allÍ gar esposado y grilletes a estados unidos, sandra avila beltrÁn, la reina del pacÍfico, estÁ en proceso de regresar a su paÍs en libertad. angie sandoval estuvo en el tribunal en la florida con los detalles. >>> la llamada reina del pacÍfico, estÁ hoy mas cerca de quedar en libertad. su reacciÓn fue, de que ya terminaron 6 aÑos. quiere egresar con su familia. >>> un juez federal de miami sentencio a sandra avila beltrÁn. a 70 meses de carcel pero al reconocerle los casi 6 aÑos que cumpliÓ tras las rejas. en mÉxico y en estados unidos. pudiera ser encarcelada este fin de semana. >>> tan poderoso que es el paÍs en los estados unidos que no pudieron obtener testimonio de testigos para que dijeran aquÍ le comprobamos. que ella cometiÓ este delito. >>> la fiscalÍa que la acusÓ de conspiraciÓn para distribui

. >> host: mario, you are teaching us about some of the great scientist in history. moving on to linus pauling. we know about him from basic chemistry and physics books in high school. please tell us where he went wrong. >> guest: is perhaps one of the greatest of all time, some would say he was the youngest person, by the way who was [inaudible] one was for peace and the other was chemistry. he got these prizes without fearing any of them with anyone else. which is very unusual. he did many things in chemistry. in particular, he identified the importance of the hydrogen bomb in complex molecules he was one of the first people there is nothing too serious about life. there are no vital forces in this way. it is just understanding the chemistry and you understand the molecules of life. as part of that he actually managed to find the main structure of many properties and he really determined us it was not known before. >> guest: fred hoyle, one of the lesser of the scientists in the united states, he is well recognized to be one of the giants. please tell us about who

see you next week.d mario, we'll miss you. thanks for being here. >> thank you, mario. >> thank y for being here. see you tomorrow. ♪ raise your wages >>> pushing the minimum to the max. it's going national. more wage protests planned in more cities this week and democratic lders in d.c. are showing their support. >> we have put forth legislation to raise the minimum wage. >> it's time for the minimum wage to go up! >> but some job creators warning super sizing the minimum wage will downsize our already shaky job market. are they right? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is bulls & bears. here they are, gary b. smith tracy burns, jonas max ferris, john layfield along with david mercer. welcome, everybody. gary b., will maximizing the minimum wage minimize or maximize our job growth? >> well, brenda, it's going to kill job growth, especially when you get right down to it what the minimum wage does, it discriminates against less-skilled workers. it's plain and simple. new york in 2006 raised their minimum wage from about 5

mario, we'll miss you. thanks for being here. >> thankou, mario. >> thank you for being here. see you tomorrow. ♪ raise your wages >>> pushing the minimum to the max. it's going national. more wage protests planned in more cities this week and democratic leaders in d.c. are showing their suprt. >> we have put forth legislation to raise the minimum wage. >> it's time for the mimum wage to go up! >> but some jo creators warning super sizing the minimum wage will downze our already shaky job market. are they right? hi, everyone. i'm brendabuttner. this is bulls & bears. here they are, gary b. smith tracy burns, jonasax ferris, hn layfield along with david mercer. welcome, everybody. gary b., will maximizing the minimum wage minimize or maximize our jobgrowth? >> well, brenda, it's going to kill job growth, especially when you get right down to it what the minimum wage does, it discriminates against less-skilled workers. it's plain and simple. new york in 2006 raised their minimum wage from about 5.15o 6.75. they saw a 20% increase in unemployment against younge lesser skilled w

mario livio. they keep for being here. dr. livio is a world-renowned astrophysicist working at the space telescope science institute that is the same as the scientific program for the hubble telescope and they will conduct a scientific program for the upcoming james webb telesco. it is great to chat with you. dr. livio has published within 500 scientific articles and have received research awards and recognition for teaching excellence with his book. is interests period there were we to topics cosmetology, a physics physics, black holes and extrasolar planets and the emergence of possible intelligent life in the universe. his popular book the golden ratio was the piano prize in 2003 in the interests -- international pythagoras price he is now with us to discuss his most recent book, but "brilliant blunders" from darwin to einstein - colossal mistakes by great scientists that changed our understanding of life and the universe". released a vague 2013 and received excellent reviews from "the wall str

but they have a dangerous man to contend with a certain carlos mario humanise alias macaco the macaque at the head of a paramilitary group of five thousand men he controls the entire region from the cocaine trafficking to the gold production activities. macaco is at that time one of the unofficial owners of the frontino minds he operates them illegally by way of frontman. be hind all our gold behind all our riches are the economic interests of armed groups like the paramilitaries. paramilitary groups such as macaco as were organized by rich landowners to control the marxist guerrilla group the fox. they terrorized the country for twenty years. often with the backing of the regular army. it since a go via moreover where they perpetrate one of their first massacres in one nine hundred eighty eight forty three people are killed in the town center their favorite targets the trade unionists and leftist political activists. since that time the trade union leaders such as the euro ruah received death threats on a regular basis for their protection bodyguards permanently accompany them whereve

>> se empieza de nuevo y volvemos al ciclo, esto se está poniendo color de hormiga. >> mario gracias por estar con nosotros y si usted tiene dudas de inmigrantes, llame ahora al teléfono que aparece en pantalla 18772550727 o nos escriben un correo electrónico (información en pantalla). >> mario, se lleva usted bien con los animalitos, aquí está esperando que usted termine el segmento. >> es que es cliente mía. >> ahí está, pórtese bien. >> mira, está mostrando lo que no debe y vamos a celebrar. >> vea la falda y mire, vamos a celebrar la vida de los cumpleañeros. >> sí, sofía victoria que cumple 5 años. >> miguel alejandro sánchez de florida, un año. >> también cumple tres años jaila catalina con 3 años. >> kailin de long island. >> sí, también ella que cumple 21 años, ya puede ir de antro. >> siempre nos preguntan por twitter ¿cómo hacer para saludar por cumpleañeros?. >> mándenos una fotografía al correo electrónico de "despierta américa". >> (información en pantalla). >> yo quiero bailar bomba. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ señoras y se

. >>> mario batali down on the grill. "grown ups 2," on friday. [ cheers and applause ] >>> with our good friend, bar owe batali from "the chew." >> we love the vegetables. we love summer. today, we have some eggplant. in season right now. we slice it into nice pieces, about an inch. very much like the vaguen steaks they should be. a little extra olive oil. and i'm using a nice, crispy sea salt. >> oh, george. >> you are so hot on the grill, it's unbelievable. cook them until they get a nice, dark golden brown. medium, medium high. a common mistake is people take things and get all iron chef with it. they take it and flip it. you want to leave it there to pick up some of the caramelization. then, you take the pieces after their on the grill. take some tomato sauce and put them on the pieces right there. take some mozzarella. and sprinkle it aggressively. and it's about balance. you think you want to put something more delicious on it, it would be better. it's really about letting it be the real thing. >> when does the par

entonces, me encantarÍa cantar con mario , por supuesto que me encantarÍa hacerlo, pero de eso se encargara el destino, y regresarÍa solamente a camila. soy un tipo creativo, y este disco es eso, pero me encantarÍa que en un futuro nos juntaremos. >>> y dijo que le encantarÍa grabar junto a shakira y beyoncÉ. y miguelito estÁ listo para realizar el salto al mercado angloamericano, y este joven se mudÓ a california, y abrio la puertas a nuestra magalÍ ortiz. vamos a verlo. ♪ >>> este lujosa residencia localizada en corona, es el nuevo hogar de miguelito. >>> casi todo lo que ves estÁ asÍ. >>> la casa tiene 4 salas y 5 recÁmaras, y cada rincÓn estÁ e repleto de fotos de puerto rico. y guarda los premios que recibiÓ, entre ellos un grammy que ganÓ cuando tenÍa 9 aÑos y que lo colocÓ en el libro de rÉcord guinness. >>> cuando miro esto digo guau. >>> y lo tienes en tu cama para visualizar. >>> pero no llegÓ solo, sus padres, hermanas, sus dos hermanas, y hasta los perritos lo acompaÑaron. >>> estoy haciendo lo mismo, en un mercado diferente. y nos mudamos a los Ángeles po

joining us now, mario decker, ceo of bayer. nice to see you again. why is the environment as we said, though, becoming a little more challenging? what is going on? >> well, as you can see in our earnings release, we have in our life sciences business still continue very good performance also in the second quarter, in health care, the pharma, new products very good introductions, and better than expected sales, also, signs continue to have great momentum in the second quarter. material side was somewhat disappointing. the demand for our products, our polymers is lower than we expected in comparison to where we thought we would be at the beginning of the year. particularly in china, the market is somewhat weaker than expected. and when you take this all into account, we're able to maintain our guidance for the year, but as we said, it is increasingly ambitious due to the uncertainties in the material science area. >> what is happening on sort of input costs there? and if you got great competition, is there a price -- are you getting higher costs and lo

. >>> mario batali down on the grill. "grown ups 2," on friday. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >>> with our good friend, bar owe batali from "the chew." >> we love the vegetables. we love summer. today, we have some eggplant. in season right now. we slice it into nice pieces, about an inch. very much like the vaguen steaks they should be. a little extra olive oil. and i'm using a nice, crispy sea salt. >> oh, george. >> you are so hot on the grill, it's unbelievable. cook them until they get a nice, dark golden brown. medium, medium high. a common mistake is people take things and get all iron chef with it. they take it and flip it. you want to leave it there to pick up some of the caramelization. then, you take the pieces after their on the grill. take some tomato sauce and put them on the pieces right there. take some mozzarella. and sprinkle it aggressively. and it's about balance. you think you want to put something more delicious on it, it would be better. it's really about letting it be the real thi

. >> mario maciel es coordinador de programas contra la violencia pandillera en san nosñé ya tribuye el éxito a lo siguiente. >> se invierten recursos en horas y áreas más adeucuadas. >> aunque hay cosas preocupantes, hay homocidios civinculdaos a pandillas. >> auin con estos n°s se habla de reducción el crimen pandillero, pero con escepticismo de algunos residentes. >> falta vigilancia, las cosas no están tan buenas. >> tienen que poner algo más de su parte para que no haya tanta violencia. >> se espera que disminutya el crimen de pandillasm, es mi reporte y contiunuamos en los estudios centrales. >> un policía mató a un pitbull en san antonio cuando se investigaba un posible robo. >> cientos de camiones quedaron varados en el puerto de oakland cuando se cerró por la muerte de una mujer por causas natuirales, los scompañeros decidieron parar como una muestra de respeto por ella. >> los camiones está volviendo a ingresar luego de haber sido cerradas, ya que anoche una funcionaria de 44 años murió y sus compañeros del sindicato decidieron cerrar por 24 horas como un tri

year old spaniard joins from the league of champions barcelona and is set to partner fellow new man mario ganser who became the most expensive german player in the history after joining from arch rivals but us here don't win on july the first. and over in spain star struck at the out was escorted to safety by security guards after fans invaded the pitch when the country's all time top scorer was unveiled as a new act let it go madrid player the thirty one year old has joined for a reported three of six point seven million dollars after failing to hold down a first team place as champions barcelona. and at the camp nou tito villanova quit as barcelona manager as the forty four year old continues his battle against cancer the former assistant coach took over from pep guardiola last season and guided the catalan giants to another league a triumph after also assisting guardiola to steer the club to fourteen titles in just four years. and you're right really going to chelsea got their pre-season tour of asia off to a winning start as the blues meet a tie all star team won in bangkok belgium st

here's what he had to say i certainly can't go below zero now kenya with mario draghi wants to. well even that only buys your version for a period of time because you can't go very far below zero point where there is a revolt among the people who have capital so certainly you could try to extend that like mario has suggested i don't think it's going to work out very well for him but the the general problem with the declining interest rate environment over time is that people get very accustomed to the idea that they can turn a leverage crank and by doing it they essentially print money. people talk about central banks printing money but in point of fact it is the commercial banks that are the ones that are issuing the unbacked credit into that kind of environment. doing that i'm sorry the answer to the money multiplier and everything every people talk about the fact that money velocity itself is not a factor what is your view on this. i think people are looking at the wrong thing you have to look at the sum total of money and credit in circulation not just currency everyone want

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>> mario, who i think -- >> jimmy: i love mario cantone. >> mario, yeah. >> jimmy: love him so much. >> yes, so, i luckily didn't have to worry about saying the wrong things because he had plenty to say. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. no, he's really good. yeah, he just talks and talks. >> he just talks. >> jimmy: and who was the guest? >> we had ian ziering. >> jimmy: yes! >> "sharknado." >> jimmy: "sharknado" and "90210." >> yep, "90210." >> jimmy: of course, yeah. did you geek out? >> i did. because i -- growing up -- that was one of my favorite shows. i religiously watched "90210." >> jimmy: me too. >> i loved it. >> jimmy: oh, i loved it. who was -- who was the bad guy that sang the song? "how do you talk to an angel?" >> oh! >> jimmy: remember that? and then like -- yes, pruit. what was his name? ray pruit! oh, yeah. didn't he throw donna down the stairs? [ laughter ] remember that? very special episode of "90210." >> i remember -- >> jimmy: that was great episode. oh, my gosh. ray pruit. ♪ how do you talk to an angel ♪ yeah, i loved that song. i think that song was written about drew

. >>> the italian prime minister called a government meeting on thursday amidst mario monti. he is frustrated with the slow pace reef forms writing on his facebook page that without a change in direction, co-not continue to support the government. meanwhile, italy posted a state sector budget surplus of 14.1 billion euros in june compared to 5.6 billion euros at the same time last year. this is on the back of cost-cutting and increase in tax revenues. despite the european stories, the euro has been much more direct by what happens with the fed and chinese growth worries. >> absolutely. i mean, like you said, the stories do matter for the long-term. they matter for trend growth in italy, for example. a slow pace of structural reform means lower trend growth. but it is very hard to turn that into a short-term currency trade. most investors were standing back from eurodollar at the moment. >> with what we saw clearly in the last couple of weeks was with the fed comments was, you know, preripheral yields rising any concern in euro traders that if u.s. yields continue to back up,

>> mario, what do you think? >> it depends. i would say there are ways on creating a workplace where you get better results, and there are two ways to look at it. one is beat them with a stick until their behavior improves, and the other one is to coddle them along and hopefully course them into the good way by being nice to them. in the old days when cooks were pretty much just this side of slaves, there was a lot of beating going on in the traditional old kind of way. >> the french -- >> the french started that. >> his fault. >> it's a lot smarter group of people working in a kitchen, and they won't take that kind of a beating and it becomes counter productive. >> don't you miss the old days? you're a product of that system. i mean, you yourself were a verdict of that -- >> marco -- >> rosotto at my chest. >> i heard he poured it down your pants. >> that was later, much later. >> deeply traumatizing experience and you certainly were a product of that system, and in fact, you yourself at some point in your career early on as a

mark carney ex goldman who's the head of the bank of england so you've got all these coincidences and mario monti of course who used to be the head of italy then i think also you know running all these markets running all these countries running all these regulatory agencies while the same companies buying up rights to all the commodities why is that not a dangerous monopoly position was that like soviet union was like your mind if i get here is that the big wall street the big issue is the debt right the debt has spiraled out of control so if you compare q.e. to the titanic voyage on the titanic and actually if you look at the pictures of the captain of the titanic they look like ben bernanke with the same beard ok so what are they going to do you've got to resolve the debt issue people were wearing life jackets on the deck of the titanic while the band was playing saying i don't understand why we're wearing these life jackets out here it's the same thing the problem is the hole in the boat and you're sinking the problem is the debt nobody's addressing the debt max least of all it's your j

goldman who's the head of the bank of england so you've got all these coincidences and mario monti of course who used to be the head of italy then i think also you know running all these markets running all these countries running all these regulatory agencies while the same companies buying up rights to all the commodities why is that not a dangerous monopoly position was that like soviet union was lloyd blankfein to get rid of that the big wall street the big issue is the debt right the debt has spiraled out of control so if you compare q.e. to the titanic voyage on the titanic and actually if you look at the pictures of the captain of the titanic they look like ben bernanke with the same beard ok so what are they going to do you've got to resolve the debt issue people were wearing life jackets on the deck of the titanic while the band was playing saying i don't understand why we're wearing these life jackets out here it's the same thing the problem is the hole in the boat and you're sinking the problem is the debt nobody's addressing the debt max least of all if you're just one we'

mark carney ex goldman who's the head of the bank of england so you've got all these coincidences and mario monti of course who used to be the head of italy then i think also you know running all these markets running all these countries running all these regulatory agencies while the same companies buying up rights to all the commodities why is that not a dangerous monopoly position was that like soviet union why isn't libya like if i can get rid of that the wall street the big issue is the debt right the debt has spiraled out of control so if you compare q.e. to the titanic voyage on the titanic and actually if you look at the pictures of the captain of the titanic they look like ben bernanke with the same beard ok so what are they going to do you've got to resolve the debt issue people were wearing life jackets on the deck of the titanic while the band was playing saying i don't understand why we're wearing these life jackets out here it's the same thing the problem is the hole in the boat and you're sinking the problem is the debt nobody's addressing the debt max least of all george osb

goldman who's the head of the bank of england so you've got all these coincidences and mario monti of course who used to be the head of italy they might say well so you know running all these markets running all these countries running all these regulatory agencies while the same companies buying up rights to all the commodities why is that not a dangerous monopoly position was that like soviet union why isn't libya like if i can get rid of that the wall street the big issue is the debt right the debt has spiraled out of control so if you compare q.e. to the titanic voyage on the titanic and actually if you look at the pictures of the captain of the titanic they look like ben bernanke with the same beard ok so what are they going to do you've got to resolve the debt issue people were wearing life jackets on the deck of the titanic while the band was playing saying i don't understand why we're wearing these life jackets out here it's the same thing the problem is the hole in the boat and you're sinking the problem is the debt nobody's addressing the debt max least of all your job or yo

mario livio. >>guest: did you for having me >>host: "governing security" the hidden origins of american security agencies" is the name of the book. the author the professor of political science at stanford, a mariano-florentino cuellar. professor, what is the federal security agency in does is still exist? it. >>guest: that is a wonderful question i have the same question myself. to give context i first came across that they've been a very old u.s. beverage menu i had in my a hand clearly no one had taken in and out of the library for a couple of years covered with dust a and i saw that and i thought this is troubling because i think of myself as an expert of the ministry of lot and i had never heard of this agency. as investigated i found two important things that roosevelts takes a huge amount of political capital to get the legal authority to create the agency, fdr and had a core list of responsibilities that cut across domains so on the one hand we are involved with education policies, food sa

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nos responden los congresistas mario dÍaz balart. >>> hay un grupo de 5 o 6 que no estÁn dispuestos a aceptar nada. pero ese no es el liderazgo. >>> y el demÓcrata javier becerra. >>> tras el accidente en san francisco muchos se preguntan quÉ tan seguro es volar. lo discutimos con fabio andrade. la recomendaciÓn es que apaguen celulares, escuchen los procesos de emergencia. >>> la buena noticia es que estadounidense no ocupa el primer