any reason sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain, they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. spain is the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway. but in the very best possible way. this is the country that gave us the spanish inquisition. also anarchy. this is where devout catholicism mixes with surrealism, modernist cuisine. with traditional tapas. christianity and islam spared space. the effects of influences of all those things are right here to see. you can almost look back through time and through the mists of history and see the venetians marching up across the vega. or are those feral hippies? many of them made things interesting. >> when you ask what do you do? and you say we are staging the moon landing. wherever you are on the ideological spectrum, some things are constant, it seems. some stereotypical expectations. it's true, there are free tapas everywhere. flamenco, yes, they do that also. it's a civilized thing to do, i think. but in granada, they do it old school. and oh y

any reason sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain, they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. spain is the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway. but in the very best possible way. this is the country that gave us the spanish inquisition. also anarchy. this is where devout catholicism mixes with surrealism, modernist quiz inwith traditional tapas. christianity and islam shared space. the effects of influences of all those things are right here to see. you can almost look back through time and through the mists of history and see the venetians marching up across the vega. or are those feral hippies? many of them made things interesting. >> when you ask what do you do? and you say we are staging the moon landing. wherever you are on the ideological spectrum, some things are constant, it seems. some stereotypical expectations. it's true, there are free tapas everywhere. yes, they do actually take sies siestas, which is a civilized damn thing to do, as far as i can see. flamenco, yes, they d

all of this is driven by spain. you have seen declines in germany, which is supposed to be growing, italy, which is not. the question is, can the strong growth in the u.k. offset some of the weaker growth elsewhere and it spain pulls back, we will have to dig more into the numbers. it does look like, at first glance, that if spain ends its program and nothing fundamentally changes, we could see declines. this is not a healthy industry. there is no question about that. the question is, is it at the bottom? >> compare and contrast to the united states, you saw what gm had to say yesterday. ain't you very much. hans nichols joining us from berlin. reported the first profit in six years earlier this morning. manus cranny has the latest. what did we learn from the numbers? they are doing pretty well. >> the stock is up 83%. it was the leader at the open. as with all good stories, somebody out there in the market making land has decided to take this stock lower, i think on the margins. it is number one here in the u.k. an

the meadows call came in spain use of helmets has achieved its objective of helping to shed light on experience between europe and israel. this is cole's that anyone in spain anyone wishing to travel from balsa london irish poet right in the journey has to stop pasta and shape up with the completion of a high speed rail journey between the two countries. stein's rell said that rents have teamed up with fraud to setbacks and see it back to korea i placed a rail service itv will all right to die he train journeys between sunspots line up like john howard's interest by about six hours. it is a very good thing to do when time it is also way too green to clinch is coasting a very effective way. i deviate will post up off of free alternative for its madrid to masada in seven alice spa salon at the toulouse and three. i'm also on the telly on employee crises every between fifteen oh one and a hundred and seventy euros depending on the rich with life parent companies expected to expound the realm that what jewelry two thousand and fourteen. i the i will. do. will be. to me. will. or do. i wi

fire, destruction, violence, death-- this was spain between 1808 and 1814. the only source of illumination is the soldiers' huge lantern. we are far from the beam of the enlightenment. soon after the napoleonic wars, and inspired by the french enlightenment, the greeks began their struggle for independence against the turks. the french romantic painter delacroix was passionately committed to the greek cause. he lent his support to the greeks in greece on the ruins of mesolongion of 1826. greece is portrayed as an idealized, impassioned woman dressed in white, reminiscent of david's central figure in the sabine women. she rises heroically above the rubble, arms extended appealing for help in the cause of liberty. and so, the electrifying effects of the napoleonic era, creative and destructive, left their mark on artists and everybody else. the neoclassical style would continue into the 19th century, but arid and academic, incapable of imparting true feeling. true feeling is at the core of the sensibility which followed the revolution-- the period we know as t

at what its real future would be in the it should look to the countries of the south greece portugal spain ukraine will end up impoverished and exploited france is one of the policy makers in the e.u. reemerging as a colonial power and ukraine they are attempting basically to treat as a lower tier of sect substract a group almost a colony inside the. line we've got a life timeline of events in kiev for you so how to our website r t dot com for the very latest from the ukrainian capital. and cheery al-qaeda linked travels have reportedly abducted one hundred twenty kurds from a village close to the turkish border the news was reported by the u.k. based observatory for human rights is that all captives were taken to an unknown location alan sammo a representative of the kurdish democratic union party in syria is calling on at the international community to protect his people. terror groups. relate to. you about them not on the islamic state we're trying to persuade that international community and to home our rights organizations and omar as a defender that they have a duty to protect their

spain is using a legal trick to try to prevent it. i knew the spanish state has disregarded the bill in order to keep the pressure on it just another oppressive smash a few weeks they used to taunt that the extent of prison terms than to confirm that the issue has while the like sentences thirty years regardless of the severity of the actual crime. this is a who supported to serve more than three thousand years and the state wanted to do dr good behavior from that number not from the legal thirty years the key appeal that the european court of human rights and one the day for this highlights the problems the study and prepare and democracy donations to that is a political fight does know it yet. the result compares to gonzales was sent down for committing several murders in the name of basque separatists. his last time was the shooting of two young men in the dewan one of the brothers died the other got away. he says he no longer sees killing the answer. he believes in the ceasefire agreed by ants and spain two years ago. even though

welcome back you are watching our theatre national heading rabat a modern day cave dwellers in spain are facing eviction from their picturesque selman despite years of pressure from the government in order to leave the families are digging in and determined to stay saying there's more behind the election the jackson that meets the eye this it often of explains. it's views like this one breathtaking isn't it that's made granada famous for drawing visitors in but it's the city's plans to force out a group of residents from this very hill that's drawing controversy now it's a bit of an unusual kind of story we're in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains an area that's pockmarked with countless caves caves which people have called home for years now the residents are a colorful mix of characters we have spaniards immigrants students people who don't have a place to call home as well as people who prefer their home to reflect a bit of an unusual kind of lifestyle and while several days ago we had seen a protest of about two hundred and fifty supporters coming out here saying that's

what absolutely but it seems weird that you know if you protest in spain you don't really count do you i mean that as a democracy that the bill which hath the spanish people are up in arms about what their government's been doing so the greek government but they're being ignored they're not getting elite support from the western capitals quite the opposite so i think the european union has it's got a massive democratic deficit they're calling policies austerity policies we don't have support they don't have us for majority and you know what your dad. to say to ukrainian government look you've got to change course because there's people in the streets in here it's absolutely outrageous it's one democratic it's unbelievable really it's all well again neil clark broadcast from god of us paper contributor thank you ever so much for being on the line nice to see you tonight very scary or ruling party officials meantime are urging the protestors to go home saying their blockade of administrative buildings is preventing the approval of the twenty fourteen budget that could have an impact on s

it should look to the countries of the south greece portugal spain ukraine will end up impoverished and exploited france is one of the policy makers in the e.u. reemerging as a colonial power and ukraine they are attempting basically to treat as a lower tier sect substract a group almost a colony inside the. online we've got a live timeline of events in kenya for you so how to our website r t dot com for the very latest from the ukrainian capital. in syria al qaida link travels have reportedly abducted one hundred twenty kurds from a village close to the turkish border the news was reported by the u.k. based observatory of human rights to send all the captives were taken to an unknown location on samar a representative of the kurdish democratic union party in serious calling on the international community to protect his people. group. relate to. you about them not on the islamic state we're trying to persuade that international community. organizations to defend that they have a duty to protect their civilian all these people have been killed or have been from their area from their hole

you are seeing spain and the u.k. the u.k. is number two markets. a volkswagen, they're over wall sales rising. the premium brand saw it fall. -- their overall sales are rising. -- the premium brand was falling. the insurer here. profits this morning. how to shock the market. minus. the seven highest a great. a technological glitch here. let's not focus on that. fantastic christmas at dixons enacted just tablets and ipass. the phenomenon of baking. i had to throw that in. first pretax profit in six years. >> not bad. thank you. our next guest is optimistic about the u.s. for 2014 but cautious about europe. chief strategist and ahead of investing at cross bridge capital. they have more than 2 billion euros in assets under management. great to have you. 2014.o me about there seems to be an error of complacency. we do not know at the rally will continue and equities next year. >> if you look at the u.s., clearly everybody is talking about tapering and how it will affect the market. i am not very surprised about that. it may not happen in december maybe

well not just the state but the fact that spain is. sort of our federal state although not and not under that name also insulting the symbols of the orals of the governments of these regions he's facing even the earth the local force it's a very it's a very ugly thing to insult the state or anything else but the problem is that the law is sole and precise this is so on a specific that it really is not clear what what they mean actually by insulting so since this is left to the policeman to the police to decide and this is another controversy surrounding the saw not a judge but a policeman will decide well many people are worried that these this is leaving people protected and presumably all this is the aim is to stop demonstrations and protest will it do that well i'm not sure obviously in fact. certain political groups are already talking of protesting against the horse so it could cause it could go exactly the other way around it will cost more than ministrations but what it probably will certainly cause is a lot of trouble we've see

the storm pulled down trees and railroad tracks in its wake as it swept across northern spain. on christmas eve, tens of thousands of christmas pilgrims went to the town of bethlehem. the native land celebrated midnight mass. tilt above where christians believe jesus christ was born. the palestinian president and foreign policy chief were among the dignitaries attending the service. and in rome, people attended pope francis his first ever christmas address. he called for peace. >> 40 children and for the elderly, for young people and families, for the poverty- stricken and those driven to the edge. called for global peace and an end to the use of child soldiers and human trafficking. then came the traditional blessing for the city and of the world. words moved many. >> i think he is more with the likes to talk to everybody and that is a good thing. >> and the fact that he is so close to all of us and that makes it feel like he is one of us. he >> in his first months as pope, he is focused on trying to withus the church in touch ordinary believers. in his christmas address, the

we're cut off from spain. so i once worked with people from spain and they kept cutting up and snickering at me. what they told me was okay, you can knock it off with the don quixote phraseology. the equivalent of me today, talking saying "top of the morning to you, sir." >> really? >> and they were like, stop making fun of us. and i said you know what? i'm not making fun of you. that's the way we speak. we go see grandpa, that's all he knows, is 500 year ago spanish. >> maybe if we're lucky enough, we'll have grandpa play his harmonica the way he used to on the cattle drives. ♪ >> but i have a plan here on this meat. >> all right, the meat is yours. >> all right, good. ♪ >> just call me cookie. some local beef, glowing hot coals, cast iron can. >> pureed green chilies here? >> yes. >> beautiful. i'm going to throw those chilies in in a little bit, stew it for a few minutes, and we'll be good. i just need a few splashes of like an open beer. beautiful. check it off the chuck wagon greatest hits, we've got

what the goal of establishing their own supper and popped it in you still want independence from spain who want a tv piece that he bought this new crop a dial up can not copy because the spanish states continues to take a tough stance towards forming to terrorists including two singles to keep them in prison. he was lucky one run home run call gonzales did not expect to save for such views for another eight years. ten months ago the anti militant was released early for good behavior. after serving twenty one years of his sentence. many of his former fighters should also be in line for early parole. its name is using a legal trick to try to prevent it. the new islamic state has disregarded the bill in order to keep the pressure on it. just another oppressive smash a few weeks they use tongs that the extended prison terms witness to them that. if the issue has while the. like sentences thirty years regardless of the severity of the actual crime. this is a who supported to serve more than three thousand years and the state wanted to do dr good behavior from that number not from the legal

chivas, why is spain doing this? >> well, i think you know that the new law from my point of view, and my colleagues is a more protective law. i think it is much better than ththan--i think the government d previous commitment in the elective program. >> but earlier this year spanish newspapers suggested 46% of those wanted to keep the law and so it's not exactly constitutional, is it? >> well, i think, you know, the minister of justice has made clear on several occasion the situation, second under 14 weeks. i think this is--this law is much more eye cor accord with te discussioconstitution law of 19. >> will women go to prison? >> it's not crimization, the number one thing in this law in no case is the woman going to be punished. >> but there was a fear that this law could force spanish women to travel abroad perhaps to countries that are more lenient with regards to abortion or perhaps it could force them into so-called backyard abortions by people not medically trained to carry out this type of procedure. >> well,

the house but the authorities and nobody came to us in spain voters to move but nonetheless shortly hear from a man who claims the government has hidden motives and it's intent to deprive him of the dearest thing he's got. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. doris' others refuse in the. face is changing the world. picture. from around the globe. hitting rock bottom they cave dwellers in spain are facing eviction from the picture a settlement despite years of pressure from the government and orders to leave the families say the digging in the determined to stay saying there's more behind the injection the meets the eye this is not welcomed in so one of these unconventional arms. although the tools used to dig out the caves of san miguel have changed little over the centuries this home has been modernized and it's been a pain staking labor with one's hands this tunnel was dug out but it's been installed with modern comforts like light for instance now the resident that lives here has taken a lot of work to really try to m

house however the authorities are bombarding cave dwellers in spain with orders not to move out shortly here for a man who claims the government's hidden motives here in attempts to drive him from the dearest thing he's gone is how. jason depravity as shocked australia in a remote valley police discovered a family that has been interbreeding for four generations brother sister father daughter own niece resulting in a gruesome outcome for all involved in what the police refer to as an incest cult. and i know what you're thinking you're thinking that sounds a whole lot like wall street sons and daughters program where sons and daughters of the fathers and mothers aunts and uncles ruling the world are hired to see the banking system of the generation genetically identical to us war for dead products . we speak your language. news programs documentaries and spanish what matters to you. keep these stories. spanish. visit. a low again next hitting rock bottom open day cave dwellers in spain a facing eviction from the picture a settlement despite years of pressure from the government orders to

that is how much the world's richest lottery has paid out in spain. gave 400,000ize euros per ticket. it is a welcome reprieve for spaniards from brutal economic problems. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse," live on bloomberg television and radio. >> to the markets. a little lighter on volumes, but let's see what is going on. caroline hyde is going to tell us. >> we are still holding onto our gains at the moment. spain just heading into the read. overall, we are still higher. the dax up by almost 14%. the ftse 100 also trading up. a bullish sentiment. the imf optimistic on the united states in terms of growth. they say the budget deal in washington, the federal reserve starting to taper, that removes an awful lot of uncertainty. of course, the data backs it up. third-quarter gdp of more than four percent on an annualized basis. that is what we got on friday. consumer spending and business investment driving at higher. credit agricole says look for the rest of the year to close on a more positive sentiment. end to have a positive trading. the stoxx 600

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. >> and spain versus netherlands, a repeat of the last final. is the spain team as strong as they once? >> well, you have two really top, top coaches. i think it could be tied this year. i think you look at the players that will be playing for spain, all going to champions league, all long seasons, then they have the travel climate to play in. i think for spain i would expect them to get to the knockout stages, but i think this could be a world cup for far too many. and group g who is any stand out there? >> well, g for germany. they always get their teams to perform. the consistency, the scoring goals. they have their all-time leading goal scorer playing for them, and it's a german's side that is packed with players, so that says it all, i think. >> and mark i want to know what the secret to success is. >> not to lose your first game. if you come away without losing in in the first game then you have the on if ied dense to build on. if you lose your first game you through all of your onions into one pot. you need to go into the second game with

many of his former fighters should also be in line for early parole, but spain is using a legal trick to try to prevent it. >> the spanish state has disregarded the law and order to keep the pressure up. just another oppressive measure, which they used to unfairly extend prison terms. >> the issue has riled the public. a life sentence is 30 years, regardless of the severity of the actual crime. this terrorist was ordered to serve more than 3000 years, and the state wanted to deduct her good behavior from that number, not from the legal 30 years. she appealed that the european court -- she appealed at the european court of human rights and one -- won. >> it highlights the problems spaniards have with their own democracy, and it also shows that there is a political fight that has not yet been resolved. >> rojo gonzales was sent down for committing several murders in the name of separatists. his last crime was the shooting of two young men. one of the brothers died. the other got away. he says he no longer sees killing as the answer. he believes in the cease-fire agreed two years ago, ev

david: and spain? >> spain already, we think has made some very good reforms in labor to a little degree in greece, to a very extensive way into spain. spain has done a very good job we think removing bad assets from the banks and starting to force them to raise additional capital much. to me the mystery in spain is, when you go around the streets of the big cities, barcelona, madrid, you don't see any beg as. -- beggars. it is hard to imagine the true unemployment is up in the high 20s, yet you don't see beggars. there must be a big gray economy there that disothers upwardly the official unemployment figures. david: right. >> we think spain is probably better off than people think. david: the real free market is very often the black market. that is apparently life and well in those questions, lori. >> seems to. lori: mr. ross, what potential do you see in the united states economy in the new year. know you are bullish on shipping. will you continue and what other industries caught your attention? >> w

the majority of those are in spain. when we talk about inditex , we are talking about the likes of zara, you get the designs off the paper and onto the manikin into the shopping bag in a matter of weeks while the competitors take a matter of months. way john looks at me. talk every morning about fast fashion. >> for decades, they have been studied. it will be interesting to see what happens when they push into china. hub, the secret has been about centralized distribution. everything goes back to spain, doesn't it? ask china is doing pretty well -- >> china is doing pretty well. u.s.barely feature on streets. , it is veryo zara small. it is going to be a big challenge for them. a post of above 10%. upsome big years, profits 22%. >> we will talk about this later. >> congressional budget negotiators announced a deal tuesday evening that takes the threat of the shutdown off the table. u.s. budget conference committee chairs paul ryan and patty murray announced their answer to avoiding the government shut down with a two- y

well at the numbers posted something in the not in that respect very important defending champions spain would you make of that too dana took advantage of the netherlands in evans the importers of replay of the last world cup world cup final. i met and began sending a push as a skinny australia. i'm too thin. in europe. i think that they will have their work cut out to the european teams one will come in south america that has to overcome that somehow if they wanted one too when the full schooner i'd say we will be at a tapas and four. why can't you may want to just appreciating booklets that such acts. if you want more coverage of the jaw i know a lot to handle much more surrounding the world cup head on over to our website to give you doubt the east watch sports the suspense is a look at the two teams competing in the last cup and is there no exactly what the groups on but the big event next year is only seen its share of controversy as tight as mentioned with complaints about corruption in the country and construction lines. being in the day that warming doomsayers now organizes and d

it should look to the countries of the south greece portugal spain ukraine will end up impoverished and exploited france is one of the policy makers in the e.u. reemerging as a colonial power and ukraine they are attempting basically to treat as a lower tier of substrata a group almost a colony inside the e.u. . online we've got a lot timeline of the event events in cannes for you head to our website r.t. dot com for the very latest from the ukrainian capital. al-qaeda linked rebels have kidnapped one hundred twenty kurds in a syrian village close to the turkish border that's according to the syrian observatory for human rights the fighters say that all the captives including six women were taken to an undisclosed location al-qaeda radicals often attack kurdish areas in the north of the country they're seeking to take control of the area and have forced thousands of locals to flee the war torn region allan simo is a representative of the foreign affairs and relations office of the democratic union party in syria he's calling on the international community to protect the kurdish kurdish

at what its real future would be in the it should look to the countries of the south greece portugal spain ukraine will end up impoverished and exploited france is one of the policy makers in the e.u. reemerging as a colonial power and ukraine they are attempting basically to treat as a lower tier sect substrata a group almost a colony inside the e.u. . online we've got a lot timeline of events in kiev for you had to our website our key dot com for the very latest from the ukrainian capital. al-qaeda linked rebels have kidnapped one hundred twenty kurds in the syrian village close to the turkish border that's according to the syrian observatory for human rights now the fighters say all the captives including six women were taken to an unknown location alan simo is a representative of the foreign affairs and relations office of the democratic union party in syria he's calling on the international community to protect the kurdish minority. terror groups. relate to. you about them not on the islamic state we're trying to persuade that international community and the whole my rights organizati

what its real future would be in the you it should look to the countries of the south greece portugal spain ukraine will end up impoverished and exploited france is one of the policy makers in the e.u. reemerging as a colonial power and ukraine they are attempting basically to treat as a lower tier sect substrata group almost a quality inside the. online we've got a live timeline of the events in can for you head to our web site r t dot com for the very latest from the ukrainian capital. rebels have kidnapped one hundred twenty kurds in a syrian village close to the turkish border that's according to the syrian observatory for human rights the fighters say all the captives including six women were taken to an unknown location alan simo is a representative of the foreign affairs relations office of the democratic union party in syria he calls on the international community to protect the kurdish minority. terror groups. relate to. you about them not on the islamic state we're trying to persuade that international community. organizations no more rights defender that they have a duty to prote

it is the protest about protests a rally in spain turns ugly campaign against possible. demonstrations which have been labeled as a democracy. does not want to dominate the world but will stand firm in defending its values president putin delivers his annual state of the nation address. breaking free of the aid program the government warns that doesn't mean an end to austerity. with the top headlines of the week and of today it's the weekly with me rule received from everybody here welcome to the program ukraine is seeking official confirmation that the e.u. has put on a hold on a trade. deal it's a tweet was posted by the e.u. commissioner for enlargement saying expectations have no grounds in reality. we have a statement by one of the european officials who is responsible for. the european union particularly doing. the stuff and. more on his. words and deeds over the gradient. residents and government regarding association agreement with european union are further and further apart their arguments have no grounds. just a few early also went on to say that several days

spain or portugal. up-ice he some the larger players benefited for reasonable deals -- you can see some of the fromr players benefiting reasonable deals. it's a little too early. what do spend more restructuring than m&a. >> held with closer to the union -- how do we get closer to the union? they said no public funds will back up. there seems to be the criticism. >> you understand. germany has been in the eurozone for three or four years. that had 10 years to build a 55 billion dollars. what happens if there is a problem in the near term? that is the real question. >> thank you, john. bloomberg industries senior banking analysts. what can the eurozone expect after the fed taper decision in 2014? our next guest has more analysis on that. his top three stocks for the new year. stay with us. ♪ >> time for company news. a $1.5an to sell billion. most int shares up the six years. they plan to sell $3 billion and assess overall. game in had is biggest four years to outsource its handset production to foxcon

they got beaned down unemployment under 25, we're 50 in spain, that's going to affect retail. industrial names are going to benefit from two recessions, not one. some pent-up demand in europe and should help industrial names. >> building, cap x spending. >> exactly. >> what are names you like in the u.s.? >> i think, even though small cap and mid cap have done well, especially small cap, it's a u.s. recovery, again going back to what you're saying, it's not emerging markets leading wait when it comes to economic growth. valuations are no longer as appealing as they used to, i think there is pent-up demand, m&a -- >> like the financials sectors? >> financials and industrials are my favorite. they were this year. but going into next year, nothing has changed, still the same story of economic recovery that took a while to happen but now it's happening. >> you're not taking risk off in the u.s. at all? >> relative terms, we are more geared to look at europe than the u.s. but versus the other regions of the world, u.s. is overweight. >> what are you teselling in u.? >> defenses, ut

on the protests about protests a rally in spain turns ugly campaign against possible restrictions on unauthorized demonstrations which have now been labeled as an attack on democracy. russia does not want to dominate the world but it will stand firm in defending its values president putin delivers his state of the nation address. and ireland shakes off the bailout after breaking free of the aid program the government warns that doesn't mean an end to austerity. it's all to international live from moscow. welcome to the program straight to our breaking news for you here on the e.u. has put on hold on the trade association deal with ukraine saying expectations have no grounds in reality live to aussies alexy standing by in kiev and good to see you what else do we know about the e.u.'s moves so far. well we do have a statement by one of the european officials. who is responsible for the enlargement of the european union particularly the eastern direction he tweeted on his official twitter account that i quote the words and deeds of ukrainians. resident government regarding association a

specifically germany spain and france are among the country's trading defense outlays. they also have stakes in pdx the restructuring also shows the company will increasingly rely on its bread and butter the wildly successful commercial aviation subsidiary in all airbus accounted for more than half of the ets fifty billion euros in earnings last year while military contracts contributed to less than a third of total revenues the job cuts represent about four percent of the corporation's one hundred forty three thousand strong workforce and will be split between britain france germany and spain. but that's less than unions fear. it's expected that he'll sign off on a deal. japan's economy grew more slowly than predicts his emphasis on course to official figures show that the world's third largest economy expanded by just no point three percent between july and september the japanese government had been predicting zero point five percent of business investment slowed more than expected but analysts say the economy is likely to pick up in the coming months the government h

the developments over the next few days to do stay with us for that coverage reporting from granada spain for r t i'm lucy. on air and online here is a glimpse at what is lined up for you on our website our dot com. america's national security agency says it's ready to forgive the deeds of whistleblower edward snowden which revealed the real extent of the agency's mass spying program but only if it stops spilling the beans find out more on r.t. dot com. also online a breakthrough leaves scientists pondering if our universe is nothing more than just a reflection of another cosmos so everything is seen glowing the screen you are now watching is just a mirror image to get the whole three d. review off their discovery on our website r.t. dot com. right from the street. first street view and i think the true. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. are below. eighteen year old karl pierson has been identified as the shooter who opened fire at a high school in the u.s. state of colorado critically wounding a fifteen year old girl who is now undergoing surgery and he is then under when he had b

spain was becoming less important brazil a player so it is the age of nationalism and you end up with some great powerful self interested statesman bismarck became prime minister so the age is coming than those the said britain has no friends but just interest i read you have to grit -- hugo's description of napoleon he said a man of middle height height, a cold, pale, who looks like he is not quite awake a stint by women that used to be prostitutes. that is to be deal with in this area with a cast of characters. many foreign policy people think we are headed in that direction again. instead of acting like the source of power it competes on the world stage and we see that happening already. but it was also the information age in the world was shrinking with this dealership and a huge plume of newspaper publishing sought the same time the national conflicts take place others bring nations closer. in the diplomatic row that mitt nothing was private anymore they complain diplomacy has so new few secrets those are the words 150 years ago, carl marks was also a contemporary and wrongly pre

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people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting it we're not a spain for our tea i'm lucy catherine of. now to italy where hundreds of people have once again rallied on the streets claiming that some of the government policies are leading to falling incomes and growing unemployment anti austerity protests got a second wind across the nation and in some cities dissent and send it into violence demonstrators and raged with tax hikes and biting cuts to a handful of sectors and clashed with police on the streets of touring rome and venice spearheaded first by farmers and truck drivers the movement was later joined by students and small business owners earlier r t spoke to european asset manager erich krauss who says that the public's discontent is driven by the ill management of the country. the protests are very global there they have not clearly articulated any goals and you know why it mixture of left right. everything from small engine printers to sar murs laborers the unemployed students so it's polymorphous but the country's basin very tired of being

the developments over the next few days to do stay with us for that coverage reporting from granada spain for r t m lucy of. the air and online here is a glimpse at what is lined up for you on r.t.e. dot com america's national security agency says. it's ready to forgive the deeds of whistleblower edward snowden which revealed the real extent of the agency's mass spying program but only if you stop spilling the beans might have more power to dot com. also online breakthrough leave scientists pondering if our universe is nothing more than just a reflection of another cosmos so everything is seat and cooling the screen you're now watching his chest and the mirror image get a whole three d. review of the earth discovery on our website r.t. dot com. right to see. the first one. and i think the trick. on our reporters with. the. eighteen year old karl pierson has been identified as the shooter who opened fire at a high school in the u.s. state of colorado one being two people one of them critically even turn a weapon on himself his body was found in a classroom armed with a shotgun he entered a

at what its real future would be in the it should look to the countries of the south greece portugal spain ukraine will end up impoverished and exploited france is one of the policy makers in the e.u. reemerging as a colonial power and ukraine they are attempting basically to treat as a lower tier of substrata a group almost a colony inside the e.u. . online we've got a life time line of the events in kiev for you as your website r.t. dot com for the very latest from the ukrainian capital. al-qaeda linked rebels have kidnapped one hundred twenty kurds in a syrian village close to the turkish border that's according to the syrian observatory for human rights the fighters say all the captives including six women were taken to an unknown location alan simo is a representative of the foreign affairs and relations office of the democratic union party in syria he's calling on the international community to protect the kurdish minority. terror groups. relate to. you about them not on the islamic state we're trying to persuade international community. organizations and omarosa defended that they h

it should look to the countries of the south greece portugal spain and ukraine will end up impoverished and exploited france is one of the policy makers in the e.u. reemerging as a colonial power and ukraine they are attempting basically to treat as a lower tier sect substrata group almost a quality inside the. online we've got a live timeline of the events in kiev for you head to our website r.t. dot com for the very latest from the ukrainian capital. al-qaeda linked rebels have kidnapped one hundred twenty currents in a syrian village close to the turkish border that's according to the syrian observatory for human rights the fighters say all the captives including six women were taken to an unknown location alan simo is a representative for the foreign affairs and relations office of the democratic union party in syria he's calling on the international community to protect the kurdish minority. terror group. related. and affiliated to. about the not so on the islamic state we're trying to persuade that international community and the home rights organizations and omar as a defender th

according to the spain are key in this happen. autism and could be seen as a reason for deportation from australia an immigrant family faces the possibility of being sent out of the country over their son's mental disorder even though the pants are ready to pay the extra cost for special school in the head of the dot com for full story but they're breaking the gingerbread village and beyond. on display in new york city on the end of motion section of our website we got footage of the world's largest double committed the act and with that. now police are investigating what drove eighteen year old karl pearson to open fire in his school in colorado critically injuring one girl. armed with a shotgun to high school senior entered the building looking for a teacher. after firing a series of shots. she then turned the weapon on the bench for the weapon on himself. the tragedy came just a day before the anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school massacre in connecticut which killed twenty young children and six adults. jill stein is

and elsewhere in spain it's a matter of save our cave as a community living in a hollow dollar hills or order to get out by the old thora tease the settlers refuse to cave in that story coming your way. from now on our international russia's president made it clear that he is ready to defend traditional values in his state of the nation address this week a lot of approach and also said the country does not aspire to be a superpower or to lecture others on how to conduct their affairs but it is ready to defend itself whenever necessary you've got a pretty good offer. it's traditionally become the place to be to find out the president's vision of the president and his plans for the future every year russia's top politicians businessmen economists and the elites gather at the kremlin to listen to his idle address first head of just returned from there as well and here are some of the key points that i would had to make russia isn't looking a dummy needing the rule but that doesn't mean it has to stop protecting consumers in traditional values. we know that there are even more people aro

the group stepped up its attacks after democracy came to spain in nineteen seventy five. attacks by that that killed over eight hundred people and wounded thousands more. six hundred of its members are in jail this announcement could allow some of its jailed members to win early release hopes are it will strengthen the peace process between the group and the spanish government. to india now and she's exactly one year since a young student goings two weeks so she had been gang raped on a bus in delhi the people in india has been marking the occasion with the gills and friends the shocking attack triggered a major debate in indian society on healthy treats women. the father performers and rituals for the salvation of his daughter's soul. nothing can make up for the families lost in her ancestor few weeks. i just hope that twenty three year old dad for helping to teach. a year ago the student was gang raped on the bus to repeatedly assaulted with an iron on. she died a short time later the tragedy and has to leave the anger about sexual violence against women the government

>> spain against netherlands. the teams that faced each other in the final four years ago with spain winning this juan in extra time. it's remarkable that the quirk of the suiting process ha proces to happen. let's not forget, chile, a very difficult south american team. they'll enjoy playing on south american soil. >> as you look at the entire draw all eight groups, what are your impressions? >> i think this is just a fascinating world cup. a lot of people would say this is the most anticipated day. even more so than the world cup. at this point these teams have hope. one thing is the big south american countries had kind draws. brazil will be difficult to beat, but argentina as well has the most favorable draw. messi is certainly looking forward to making his impress on this worl world cup. >> all right, martin rogers, we certainly appreciate it. >> all right, mark, appreciate it. thank you. >>> and now to the search for extraterrestrial life. scientists say it's only time before we confirm that we are not alone

the defending champion spain face a rematch of last year's final against the netherlands in salvador before chile play australia in. group c. is arguably the most open with colombia going up against greece in belo horizonte and ivory coast a facing japan in receive any late kick off and in the tricky group day a year ago i made costa rica in forth on june the fourteenth before england face a tough battle against four time winners italy in the northern amazon city of one us i think with italy coming into that group we've really got to number one series with you in italy and then in costa rica we see maybe that we don't know quads who are going claims returns with a very good so it's going to be a tough group but it's up to us to make itself prove as well meanwhile in group b. on june the fifteenth switzerland meet ecuador in the capital before nine hundred ninety eight when his friends open against honduras importer legrange aiming to prove a point on to their disappointing group stage exit at the twenty ten torment. but i . said good you know so we go to this world cup with a lot of

in spain anyway. privacy watchdogs there say the company broke privacy laws. >> google has now been ordered to pay a fine of more than $1 million, want to bring in zain asher to talk about this. zain, honestly, that's kind of a drop in the bucket for google, right? like $1 million. is there a message here? what's lined this? >> essentially spain is basically saying that they will not tolerate what they consider to be privacy violations. here's the problem. there are three reasons for the penalty. they're saying google gathers data on users. they're saying they sort of combine users' personal information across various online services that google has. and number three, they keep the data indefinitely. that's also a problem because spain says people have no idea how long their personal information is being kept for this all started when google changed their privacy policy last year. google does have a response. i'm going to read it to you. they're saying we continue -- "we continue to engage fully with