>> it is happy portugal day. happy portugal day. let's celebrate. >> i brought a little something for you. >> oh. it's a red shirt. >> it's a portugal jersey. >> oh, okay. great. >> see what it says on the back? >> a little name branding. >> very nice. happy portugal day. how do you celebrate? >> by eating sardines, lots of other food. drinking lots of wine. >> so your breath is going to be all rancid. >> it doesn't matter because everybody's been drinking wine so nobody notices. >> you're numb to it. good. we will celebrate. should mention you're portuguese. >> a little bit, yes. >> a little bit. me too. >>> we begin today with new developments in the race for the white house. bernie sanders is making good on his pledge to campaign until that last primary vote is cast. now, he didn't mention hillary clinton last night at a rally attended by about 3,000 people in washington, d.c. but it does seem sanders is being eased out of the race as hillary clinton collects the endorsements of some high profile democrats. >> vice president joe

what do we expect him to say while he remains in portugal? elliott: caroline, the tranquility just outside of lisbon is the stark contrast to the turmoil going on around the world. mario draghi cannot ignore what is going on. policies, there's been speculation that the ecb will cut interest rates. in the past, he has said this is the brexit votes that the european central bank will continue to work to try and boost inflation in the eurozone. when we might get from him now that the challenge of getting inflation back to where it ought to be in the eurozone has become even tougher, he might be calling upon a government to do more. he has expressed frustrations about placated reforms. bazookaven brandish his , perhaps do a little reprise of his famous do whatever it takes to preserve the euro speech. such is the situation right now. guy: elliott, great stuff. elliott gotkine joining us from portugal. it looks sunny, doesn't it? policy response is absolutely pivotal. we are going to wait and hear exactly what mark carney is going to do. mario dra

muy buenas tardes luis a todos y bueno hay sorpresa en la eurocopa porque la selecciÓn de portugal se ha complicado, hoy tuvo la posibilidad en numerosas ocasiones de poder ganar austria, sin embargo, su clasificaciÓn ahora estÁ en riesgo, vamos hasta el parque de las prÍncipes en la capital francesa en parÍs, despuÉs hay una falta en el Área y miren lo que hace cristiano ronaldo en el Último penal le habÍa dado la champion con real madrid, aquÍ la pelota se estrella en el palo, despuÉs iba anotar pero estaba en clara posiciÓn adelantada, y gol iba a ser invalido no le saliÓ nada a la selecciÓn de portugal que se jugara la clasificaciÓn enfrente a hungrÍa que hoy tuvo un partido complicado, la selecciÓn de irlanda un penal medio inventado de parte del Árbitro, bien definido por intermedio de su figura y despuÉs llegarÍa un autogol, al minuto 87 por parte de... cÓmo se marcan goles sobre el final en tiempo de descuento en esta aire copa, pasamos a continuaciÓn con otro tema, porque en la fÓrmula uno, maÑana se carrera el gran premio en la pista el alemÁn saldra

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croatia and portugal score scorelessin' this header. portugal wins 1-nil and advanced to the quarterfinals. today. poland advanced by beating switzerland. this was the game winner. poland wins 5-4 on penalty kicks and will now play portugal in the quarterfinals. at the copa america, the u.s. is playing colombia. colombia leads 1-nil. this report has been brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> next, is it's bear on two legs or a thief in an impressive disguise? disguise? find out when we disguise? find out when we hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>> join us on kofy tv 20. the president steps in to help a u.s. state devastated by historic floods and then at 11:00 here on channel 7. today is one month since 15-year-old person was kidnapped in vallejo.

from we will hear policymakers attending the big ecb conference in portugal. we will talk with the south african reserve bank's governor and how a brexit will impact his country. was it a surprise to most the way the markets -- it was not a surprise to most the way the markets responded. markets behaved rationally, but u.k. voters didn't. you wrote this wonderful piece before the referendum entitled "will u.k. vote against europe ?"it was very persuasive and you backed it up with wonderful arguments. what happened? >> it was a complete surprise. that means that all of the information that the markets had said this is how the vote will come out. when it didn't, the markets reacted violently. you obviously did not know enough. what it had known was that just about everyone that was an authority on the suspect on dust on the subject said it is an the u.k.'s best interest to remain in the eu . when the majority of voters defied what was in their best interest, that came as a surprise. markets generally reflect human behavior operating out of self-interest. mark: y

is dominating the discussion at the annual ecb conversation in portugal. mario draghi is calling for central-bank alignment following the historic vote last week. kine is there and joins us now. >> the only surprise is that mario draghi did not talk about brexit. brexit, the u.k. vote, how did the market get it so wrong? because in thelt weeks before the referendum, it would note the market leave but the few days before, everything changed. africa, weouth prepared ourselves. the big thing was to make sure the shock it would come from a brexit would happen. we did a stress test scenario and the banks were found to be able to withstand the scenario. is this change the interest rate outlook for the south african reserve bank? >> not much, there are so many moving parts at the moment. and looking at the effect of the global economy on south africa, we look beyond the u.k. it accounts for 4% of our exports or 20% of our exports to the european union. it's an important trading nothing that would upset the general flow of commerce. the fallout has been global fro

portugal is the only bond market losing money for investors this year. and yieldk at this difference between them and similar maturities. highlighting the diverging political fortunes. joining me is the global head of currency strategy at brown brothers herrmann. joe: thanks for joining us. all of this talk of a brexit is overshadowing some other interesting things in europe, particularly in portugal. seenasn't portuguese debt the rally we have seen everywhere else? mark: i think you are right -- the short and on the two-year yield in italy and spain is negative. portugal has elected a left of center government pushing back against austerity any coupon clippers do not like that. rating by thedit three main agencies is at a low investment-grade. there's only one grade the s&p accepts. and that is why they have underperformed. , we sawe for yields german 10 year yields at record lows. somenk there could be catch-up but the brexit issue is not separate. is goinge asking who to get hurt, and u.k. comes under pressure, the euro might come under pressure but p

brok: first of all, portugal is not bankrupt. [indiscernible] it is going on the growth rate -- matt: well, more than 30% today. mr. brok: the problem is greece some portionhave of the united states which is also bankrupt. greece is the problem. greece needs immediate structural reforms. it's not just austerity. it structural reforms. [indiscernible] that is the question we have to solve in spain. but we do. hello? matt: i'm sorry, yes. think aboutt you how this should work out with the u.k. after they are, exited, have to work out some new agreements with the european union? will they be more difficult than a agreement switzerland worked out as far as financial entities are concerned, more difficult than some scandinavian countries? how do you see it? mr. brok: they can have a solution, but it means they are a member of the internal market, but they have to accept the free movement of labor. they have to accept and play their part -- and they have no say in the rules, which they have to totally apply. they are in a worse situati

bankers are in portugal for the annual form. mark carney was due to appear but it is suggested he will not appear. paul gordon that joins us from portugal. he is head of global strategy. paul, thank you for joining us. mark carney will not be at the meeting. i imagine all the talk will be on brexit and how they can mitigate effects from this uncertainty. -- paul: a guess. a series of academic topics. on financial and academic architecture. they'd knowledge the exit discussion on the sideline will affect. mario draghi will give welcoming remarks this evening. speechwill give a dinner as well. draghi's keynote speech will be tomorrow morning. you can expect them to do what is needed to save financial and economic stability. tom: business as usual is what you just described. when does the panic set in and which set of banks are the most focused on? the ecb ofey here to course in particular is to just make sure they can you back to their inflation goal. just under 2%. that is effectively their main mandate. easily the most important

portugal y cristiano ronaldo acabaron con el sueÑo croata, despuÉs de un primer tiempo cerrado. se terminÓ enviando el partido a los tiempos extra, las acciones terminarÍa beneficiando a los portugueses. la copa amÉrica centenario estÁ cerca de bajar el telÓn, este sÁbado el partido entre usa y colombia. veremos si estos equipos podrÁn lograrlo. yo regreso con ustedes. aranza: muchÍsimas gracias, pues se realiza el llamado partido del consuelo en el cual estados unidos y colombia se disputan el tercer lugar. jaime: en el partido del consuelo para las selecciones que no llegaron a la final, los partidarios de estados unidos consideran que su equipo terminarÁ en tercer lugar serÍa un resultado. >> deberÍamos estar en la final, pero no pasÓ eso. >> es una buena oportunidad por los estados unidos. jaime: para los fanÁticos colombianos cuyo equipo fue considerado uno de los fuertes aspirantes, este no es el partido en el que querÍan ver a su selecciÓn cerrar su presentaciÓn en los estados unidos. >> aquÍ nos tocÓ el tercer lugar. jaime: para los estadounidenses este

let's go live to portugal. mr. draghi: the economies have been engaged in the same task, mainly inflation and expectations. possibility. each has faced conditions particular to his own jurisdiction. each has deployed managers appropriate to its own context. each has acted to fill the mandate laid down in its own constitution. , the fact that all central banks have faced a common challenge of low inflation is not coincidental. there are global factors at play. this begs the question, what is the best way for us to deal with them? extreme central banks can take global donations as entirely -- and said their policies accordingly. at the other extreme is explicit coordination among trade policies. in between is a range of informal solutions. whatever one's views on these is that what is clear the question of the international dimension of monetary policy is becoming more apparent since the common factors affecting central banks are increasing. indeed, a growing literature suggests that globalization has created a commo

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portugal wins 1-nil and advances to the quarterfinals. today, poland advanced by beating switzerland on penalty kicks. this miss for the swiss but the polish players made their kicks. >>> the u.s. is playing colombia for third place. that match is just underway. and now back to the guy who used to hang out at the copa, i understand. eric thomas. >> thanks a lot. ahead, celebrating beauty with song when abc7 news at 5:00 returns. >>> on as soon as abc7 at 6:00, fighting to block big coal and an effort to bring the fossil fuel industry into the east bay. a win for law enforcement working to keep illegal fireworks out of california. >>> african-american musicians and civil rights leaders were honored in the east bay in grand fashion. ♪ >> abc7 news was at the impact hub in oakland as a hawaiian luau kicked off the event. that does it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00. thank you for your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." states of emergency from coast to coast. in the east, historic floods washing parts

portugal,hink about italy. also, the political response, to show the brexit is not the only step to the end of the eu. mark: brexit not the first step towards the end of the eu. right, still ahead, spanish elections -- the next prime minister will have to deal with 20% of unemployment and the second biggest budget deficit. we will have the latest live from madrid. that is next. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. london, i mark barton. this is a very special edition of bloomberg markets. elections also underway today as the country votes for the second time in six months. it is all happening this weekend. we're joined from madrid with more details. be will not get results until about 4:30 eastern time, but can you give us some color, what is going on at the moment? sure, we still have 2.5 hours to go until voting closes here in the elections. vote, run-up to the opinion polls have pointed to a similar but slightly different outcome than the one we had last december, mainly with the people's party

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>> hold out hope. >> poland, portugal, same -- >> oh, oh. >> oh, no. the earrings are sorry. >> poland and iceland now. >> exactly. iceland for the win. >> all right. we begin this morning in west virginia where the state's worst flooding in more than a century is finaling receding and the extent of the damage is becoming clear. >> thousands of homes lost and thousands more need rehab before families can return to them. in one town the mayor says 99% of the businesses are gone along with 60% of the homes and now there are some armed patrols after reports of looting. abc is in the disaster zone. >> reporter: more heavy rain putting already devastated communities in west virginia on edge. the fear that scenes like these could return. this as residents still try to come to grips with the scope of the devastation. thousands of homes now uninhabitable. >> these are people's lives back here that have been ruined within a da >> reporter: dozens of roads impassable. >> some areas roads completely washed out. bridges washed out. >> reporter: others with debris.

soccer, portugal versus croatia. ricardo was there to just bang it on home. portugal beat croatia 1-0 in the rounds of 16. leading the pga stop outside washington dc. after 2 shots after a nice safe bogey free round of 67. ernie ellis is right behind him. this is a par 4 round. watch this. watch it with the sound. hold it out for eagle 2 from 160 yards. he is at 13 under par early at 15 under. this is walnut creek, with this dive today locked up the 3- meter spring board and is headed back to the olympic games. bronze medalist in 2012. open son, look at that. that's beautiful. he is rio bound. once again bay area finger prints will be all over the august olympic games. here's another home grown hopeful. >> rooney surging on top of the water. >> the fastest northern california born 18 and under is just days away from trying to make his first olympic team. >> it's definitely been a goal since 2012 and actually before that. i couldn't be more excited just because of how over the years our plan has work. >> david: the olympic trials are in omaha next week. >>> sw

they had a thrilling match with portugal. >> portugal's crypt -- cap and kristi noem rinaldo was under pressure to score. they opened with dominating exchanges, but hungary scored first. just before halftime, many drew the score level, then it became the battle of the captains. hungary's captain score first, then reynaldo true level. national way by reynaldo. the end result is 3-3, made at the highest during match of the tournament far. brent: after a short break, i will take you through the day. first, we want to leave you with some very, very moving pictures, and music as well. composition "elegy for the arctic." it was inspired by voices around the world calling for protection of the icy wilderness. take a a look. ♪ [piano] laura: welcome back. you are watching " live from paris" on "france 24." i am laura cellier. both sides have made their case and now it is up to the public. campaigning draws to a close ahead of the historic referendum and pollsters say it is too close to call. the polls open at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. remembering joe crocs, british jo cox,as -- joe cox -- the brit

they had a thrilling match with portugal. >> portugal's crypt -- cap and kristi noem rinaldo was under pressure to score. they opened with dominating exchanges, but hungary scored first. just before halftime, many drew the score level, then it became the battle of the captains. hungary's captain score first, then reynaldo true level. national way by reynaldo. the end result is 3-3, made at the highest during match of the tournament far. brent: after a short break, i will take you through the day. first, we want to leave you with some very, very moving pictures, and music as well. composition "elegy for the arctic." it was inspired by voices around the world calling for protection of the icy wilderness. take a look. ♪ [piano] ♪ >>> jakarta. the capital of indonesia. it's said to be the world east most congested city. although gentleman car the's population is dense, standing

. >> so portugal's ronaldo scored two of his team's three goals against hungary. portugal trailed three times but kept coming back. >> ronaldo says it was "an insane match." he's now the first player to score in four consecutive european championships. the 3-3 draw keeps portugal in the tournament where it will face off against that soccer powerhouse known as croatia. >> he may have been feeling a little pressure because ronaldo has not scored yet in the euro 2016. shots for us. >> he's just been pretty bad throughout the tournament. the highest paid soccer player in the world. >> the thing is, when he plays for real madrid, he's practically unstoppable. for some reason, when he comes out for portugal, his home country, he doesn't always perform so well. today he certainly did. hopefully that continues. portugal advances as one of the top four third place teams. >> it's good to be number three. >>> almost as much fun to watch as the matches are the fans who follow their teams. >> the irish fans got a little out of hand after their team beat italy, 1-0. they climbe

cristiano ronaldo's portugal squeaks through. his first goal of the tournament. elsewhere the republic of ireland left it late to secure a last 16 place with a finish in the 85th minute defeating an already qualified italian side. this perfect delivery to brady who headed into the back of the italian net. meanwhile belgian security qualification with a one-nil win over sweden. it'sland continues its fairy tale tournament. check out our live blog meanwhile. we'll be back. >>> welcome back. you are still watching "street signs." i'm louisa bojesen. hope you are having a fantastic morning. these are your headlines. the polls are open. prime minister david cameron among the first to cast his vote in the historic eu referendum. the pound hits a six month high. and equities higher as well. tills ringing at tesco. sales growing in the retailers home market for the second quarter in a row. and in the states the sitton sit-in in the house of representatives continues on. as they demand a vote on gun control legislation. hi everybody. welcome back. if you are just joining

manager sergio freitas originally from portugal, moved to britain 20 years ago. this was his land of opportunity. >> at the time that i came, it was very easy, because it was part of the e.u. until today, i've never done papers. i've only had the portuguese passport. exit, it's going to be much more difficult. we're going to need to apply for visas and everything, all of those stories. it's going to be much, much more difficult to go out and to come in. >> sreenivasan: since he arrived in 1996, sergio's work has been steady and upwardly mobile, and he lives near a large extended family, 80 cousins in all. >> the job has been the best thing i have, which has been great. for 10 years, i've been working so i've got house, car, i've got everything, family. don't know exactly what's going to happen. >> sreenivasan: so many members of the service industry in london are foreign-born, and for them the referendum means uncertainty for their livelihoods and their futures. in london, almost three-quarters of hospitality sector workers are from somewhere else. 25-year-old wa

>> portugal. somebody else here had the brits. who was that? how did that work out for you? how did that go? >> didn't go well. >> not at all. >> he likes it when our teams move. >> if favorite in two years? >> hold out hope. >> poland, portugal, same -- >> oh, oh. >> oh, no. the earrings are coming off. sorry. >> poland and iceland now. >> exactly. iceland for the win. >> all right. we begin this morning in west virginia where the state's worst flooding in more than a century is finaling receding and the extent of the damage is becoming clear. >> thousands of homes lost and thousands more need rehab before families can return to them. in one town the mayor says 99% of the businesses are gone along with 60% of the homes and now there are some armed patrols after reports of looting. abc is in the disaster zone. >> reporter: more heavy rain putting already devastated communities in west virginia on edge. the fear that scenes like these could return. this as residents still try to come to grips with the scope of the devastation. thousands of homes now uninhabitable. >> these ar

>> portugal. somebody else here had the brits. who was that? how did that work out for you? how did that go? >> didn't go well. >> not at all. >> jack likes to talk back when our teams lose. >> favorite in two years? >> hold out hope. >> poland, portugal, same -- >> oh, oh. >> oh, no. the earrings are coming off. sorry. >> poland and iceland now. >> exactly. iceland for the win. >> all right. >>> we begin this morning in west virginia where the state's worst flooding in more than a century is finally receding and the extent of the damage is becoming clear. >> thousands of homes lost and thousands more need rehab before families can return to them. in one town the mayor says 99% of the businesses are gone along with 60% of the homes, and now there are some armed patrols after reports of looting. abc is in the disaster zone. >> reporter: more heavy rain putting already devastated communities in west virginia on edge. the fear that scenes like these could return. this as residents still try to come to grips with the scope of the devastation. thousands of homes now uninhabitable

they imported workers from puerto rico, portugal. it was a very stratified social society. patsy mink was part of this post-world war ii generation that tried to organize democrats and really reached out to the people who were the have-nots. they reached out to workers, nonwhites, and they built of the party that is still the dominant political force in hawaii. at the time should recently graduated law, a jv. she was also a young woman the , mother of a young child. no one would employ her. she went knocking at all of these law firms. she ended up a librarian. when she came back to hawaii, she faced gender discrimination. she ended up hanging up her shingle and her clients were relatively poor. ashes trying to make a place for herself as a professional woman, she also got involved into politics. particularhave any qualities that made her successful as a candidate? professor wu: i have never seen her as -- in a person. she seems to have been a very charismatic speaker. she participated in debate in college and high school. she has that ability to move people. she is also com

the ecb, european central bank, holding its central forum in portugal today with discussions focused on the fallout clearly from thursday's brexit vote. cnbc's julia chatterly joins us from portugal with an exclusive interview with one of the vice-presidents. julia, take it away. >> reporter: thanks, simon. pay apologize for the wind, if you can hear me and i might not blow away. two key points from the vice president of the ecb, first, markets overshot as a result of 9 brexit vote. second, and perhaps more importantly here, unlike the comments alan greenspan made to us, he said this is not comparable in any way to a lehman style event. listen in. >> many people in the market, the rust of tesult of the refer came as a prize. as a result, certainly overshooting and we saw today there was a rebound in the markets already. judging by these reactions and fundamentals around the problem, hopefully markets will start to stabilize. that's very important, because it proves, by the way, that the markets worked smoothly. there were many concerns about market liquidity. enough buyers and seller

eck out portugal' >>> play of the day, more soccer from international soccer. hungary and portugal. check out portugal's christiano ronaldo with the back heel michelle? come on, your goal call. >> ah!! ah! ah!! >> roberta does it well. >> roberta, you want to chime in? >> goooooooaaaaal! goooooooaaaaal! two teams ended the match, ya! in a 3-3 draw. christiano ronaldo your play of the day. shiu she is still going! >> 6:45. bay area lawmakers are among those taking part in an unprecedented sit-in on the floor of the u.s. house. we'll hear from them straight ahead. >> the campaign to stop deadly police shootings goes forward with some solid new policies put on paper. we'll take a look at 'em next. ,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. wildfires that have scorched thousands of acres in southn california. weather ad as to firefight

the blue line is portugal. the spread between the two is narrowing. consequently, the spread at 4% is the lowest since the ecb announced its qe program in january last year. the ecb can buy portuguese bonds, it cannot by greek bonds. disappointment in the portuguese government unraveling some of to haveuguese austerity a bailout, which they have not exited. a fascinating chart, showing how the spread between portugal and greece has narrowed to the lowest since the ecb began its qe program last year in yield. vonnie: right. they are our the only countries you will get much yield in these days in europe. let's look at the broader u.s. markets. s&p 500 up about 10 points. the markets shutting off the friday jobs report. to 17,919.n -- up off ofdaq up 4/10 of 1% its highs. abigail doolittle has more live from the nasdaq in midtown manhattan. up 4/10 ofe nasdaq 1%. one subsector outperforming are the online travel agents. this includes trip advisor, trading higher more than 3% on bullish comments from piper jaffray. michael olson is reiterating that he has

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mayor draghi in portugal. now addressing parliament in berlin. she's essentially talking about the german parliament, they regret the decision of the british people. they have to respect the british decision though. europe has gone through crisis and challenges in the past and now they have to take a big step forward within and with the european integration so merkel talking live there about how the decision has to be respected, but we need to move ahead on european integration. of course, being the only european leader who stood out when the crisis first started to take in more than a million refugees and migrants in germany and came under a lot of heat from that in the aftermath from other european countries and could be argued that's one of the reason why the uk ultimately voted to exit the eu. one of the reasons. one of the issues. >> i'll admit this whole brexit mess, we only seem to be witnessing real quality from the likes of nicholas and chancellor merkel in the current environment. >> somewhat disagree. >> i would say the message from eu

. >>> soccer super star of portugal has not scored a goal but this morning a reporter asked him if he was prepared for today's game and he took his microphone and he tossed it inti the near by lake and kept walking. later he scored two goals helping portugal play to a three three draw with hundred agree he's not happy now question.py >> not at all.>>ot here's a name to watch out at the olympic trials, bay ken, she could be a hometown taste fromet chevy chase and only 13 year 13 old. she will be the third youngest swimmer to participate in the olympic try.pic friday to compete for a spot ono the 2016 olympic swim team. good luck to her. >> go phoebe. >>> twins secret love child or not. results finally reveal the truth. >>> suitcase roles up the stairs. and has a phone charger too. >> hey caitlyn. >>> roles up on its own that's very couldn't convenient.n't all right. r outside right now satellite radar showing showers trying to make it into the washington area. so far nice calm day in the wake of yesterday's storms. leading edge f o showers indicating we actually have another storm movi

vonnie: the ecb program is --ching on and the portugal the finance minister mario centeno is here to explain. mark: the referendum vote in the u.k. is just 16 days away. we are talking to one of the most vocal supporters of the brexit. is 90 minutes into the trading day and we have seen the

government for some reason, but sabrina had never stepped in italy, because she has been living in portugal there was a european arrest warrant out for her and they snatched her, now they are go to extradite her legally from portugal to italy, she will be only person, not even an italian has faced any type of criminal changes, and u.s. government has done nothing, at least publicly to help her. deirdre: i am glad you are here calm talking about it maybe they will receive a few more letters on her behalf, it does sound botched indeed, thank you, mark for the time, mark zayde with me now. >> i to to make a note we reached out to state department and not received a response. deirdre: former navy seal, tells hillary clinton to stop talking. in a new nra video, he trains every day citizens how to protect themselves, he said that thear 15 is a -- the ar-15 is a weapon for every day american with training. he is my next guest. if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad brea

o could inspire portugal. it will be fun, a lot of twists and turns. >> the israeli military says the west bank will be closed until the end of the jewish holiday due to concerns. it follows a palestinian shooting attack that left four people dead in tel aviv. the united nations top human rights officials has reacted, saying it may amount to collective punishment. claimednt group has responsibility for a car bombing attack that killed 11 people. tuesday's blast was just the beginning of a war. online warnedsted turkey was no longer safe. freedom falcons is considered an offshoot of the pkk and has carried out attacks in the past. moving to the united states, a good week for hillary clinton after becoming the first woman to top the presidential ticket for a major u.s. party. she has been endorsed by the man she is trying to replace. clintonbama backed after meeting with her rival, bernie sanders. appear onobama will the campaign trail next week. pres. obama: i cannot wait to campaign for hillary. >> after a lon

euro 2016 minnows island held off portugal to the 1-1 draw. portugal's nani after half a minute of relentless pressure but then birkir bjarnason rallied with some slack portuguese defending to end island's vital points celebration. in yesterday's group, hungary stunned as you korea 2-nil. david alaba nearly scored after just 28 seconds. nearly. but hungary managed to soak up austrian pressure until midway in the second half when adam szalai scored. austria went down to ten men and substitute. zoltan stieber capitalized. chipping the goalie three minutes from time. we need to take a short break. check out the markets live. lots of stuff on there. we'll see you back there on the other side with more "street signs." >>> welcome back, everybody. you're watching "street signs." i'm louisa bojesen. your headlines, european shares snapping five straight days of losses investors now pinning their hopes on a dovish fed even though jeffrey gundlach said that banks are losing control. >>> third time, unlucky. not stopping the market from closing higher.

portugal ganÓ a estonia con un doblete de cristiano ronaldo. este triunfo lo enfila a la cara la participaciÓn de la eurocopa. colombia clasifica en la segunda fase de la copa amÉrica centenario tras vencer a paraguay 2 a 1 gracias a una gran actuaciÓn de james rodrÍguez. estados unidos reviviÓ tambiÉn dentro de la copa amÉrica centenario al vencer 4 a 0 a costa rica. se convierten en un positivo aspirante dentro del grupo a. pablo guerrero pÉrez pumas, esto tras un acuerdo que tuvieran los rayados de monterrey con el club universitario. barrera serÁ comandado por valencia. va a tener que cumplir dos aÑos de suspensiÓn por doping, esto tras haber dado positivo en las pruebas celebradas este aÑo. la tenista argumentÓ que ese no era consciente que las reglas habÍan cambiado este 1 de enero. va a tratar de reducir su sanciÓn. ♪ ♪ conductora: millones han sido cautivados por los vÍdeos divertidos de un blogero. nuestra compaÑera lo entrevistÓ. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> este es eduardo garcÍa. eduardo: son sobre baile, cultura. >> se

> un gusto saludarlos, es momento de arrancar con la informaciÓn deportiva porque la eurocopa sigue portugal y austria empataron a 0 goles. el partido presentÓ algunas oportunidades de gol para ambos equipos, la jugada polÉmica llegÓ con este penal marcado hacia los portugueses en contra de los austrÍacos. despuÉs vino un fallo, sorpresivamente fallÓ cristiano ronaldo. el grupo f islandia no supo aprovechar la oportunidad de ponerse a la cabeza del grupo ya que fue empatado a 1 gol con la selecciÓn de hungrÍa. el grupo f se va a definir en la Última fecha de la fase de grupos. con una soberbia actuaciÓn, bÉlgica se alzÓ con la victoria 3 goles sobre 0 ante una irlanda que mostrÓ poco fÚtbol. de esta forma los belgas apuntan a los octavos de final en la euro. este sÁbado tenemos preparada una sÚper cartelera el univisiÓn, primero argentina enfrenta a venezuela, luego la selecciÓn mexicana se medirÁ ante chile en busca de las semifinales de la copa amÉrica centenario. juan carlos osorio pretende seguir haciendo modificaciones en su cuadro titular. la mejor cobertura, el an�

that includes this parade in portugal where people carried a banner displaying names and photos of those who were murdered in orlando. organizers estimated this year's parade was the largest ever with at least 6,000 people taking part. the scene was repeated in many cities including paris, berlin and bulgaria. >>> it's looking more and more like the orlando shooter in the massacre took many months to plan his attack. investigators say he made purchases on his credit card as if he wasn't worried about paying them back. he also transferred his share of his home to his sister for just $10. 2 1/2 months before the shooting. this information comes as more victims are being laid to rest in the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. and survivors are now going public with their stories. >> i don't want people to remember eddie as dying in a bathroom. >> how do you want him to be remembered? >> i want them to remember him smiling and happy and he was loved by many people. >> at least 19 victims are still hospitalized. four of them in critical condition. >>> now to dry grass and record setting heat

at the speed of light to san francisco, bouncing off a satellite in geosynchronous orbit to lisbon, portugal, where the data packets will be handed off to submerged transatlantic cables terminating in halifax, nova scotia and transferred across the continent via microwave relays back to our isp and the x10 receiver attached to this... lamp. look at me. look at me. i've got goose bumps. are we ready on the stereo? go for stereo. (theme from 2001: a space odyssey playing) (all humming theme)