in anyone who wants to live portugal. for solar panels, we are investing quite high in terms of attracting foreign investment for solar panels in portugal. we have some of the best conditions in the world and the panelsy we produce the in portugal, we may export the solar energy because we have better conditions of production the north of europe. francine: you export them to the u.s.? if you do, you will have tariffs slapped on you. productiont of the in portugal is for european markets and the portuguese market, which is growing. we have almost 20% of our consumption of energy in solar energy. solar energy is going to play an important role. we already produce 65% of our electric energy from renewable sources and we want to include -- improve that and maybe export some energy with the new interconnections we are building with morocco's and that will surpass france. francine: growth is actually quite strong, one of the strongest in the world. does protectionism hurt that? real, ifrts becoming we see a trade war between ch

several years after that, the king of portugal did something similar. those jewish people from spain as portugal we refer to sephardic jews. they fled wherever they felt they could feel safe, wherever they could worship. in places like jamaica, barbados, st. thomas, and brazil. , oral history tells us that 15 people left barbados. instead of going to new york or philadelphia, they wanted to come right here to newport, rhode island. what attracted them here? the attraction was the story of how rhode island became about. 1636 a gentleman by the name of roger williams founded rhode island. he had come to the colonies from england seeking religious freedom. ofyears after the founding rhode island, those people in barbados said this is where they wanted to come. not only did the jews come here, quakers were also here. been persecuted or they would be because of their religious beliefs. 1677 the jews needed a place to vary their loved ones, so they bought a plot of land it up the street. if you see that small little cemetery, you will see that it has the name

several years after that, the king of portugal did something similar. and those jewish people from spain and portugal we refer to as sephardic jews. they fled wherever they felt safe, wherever they could worship and work. in places like jamaica, barbados, st. thomas, and -- and brazil. 1658, oral history tells us that 15 people left barbados. but instead of going to new york or philadelphia, they wanted to come right here to newport, rhode island. well, what attracted them here? the attraction was the story of how rhode island became about. that came about. in 1636, a gentleman by the name of roger williams founded rhode island. he had come to the colonies from england seeking religious freedom. 20 years after the founding of rhode island, those people in barbados said this is where they wanted to come. now, not only did jews come here, but quakers and other people who have been persecuted or they would be because of their religious beliefs. in 1677, the jews that were here needed a place to bury their loved ones, so they bought a plot of land it up the

portugal versus germany we are talking the differences between the portugal 10 year and the german ten-year. calling time on recent gains. portugal still looks attractive versus other euro area peripheral debt to current valuations reflect its positive growth story. portugal by the way had the top performing european bonds in 2017 if you strip out the less liquid great market -- greek market. one of the big woody movers .oday, up by 10.5% today business will be distributed to shareholders by the end of the second quarter. ts al --ticet's --ce usa the top $50 billion. shares are surging today. vonnie: itthe has been pretty frequent to have picked out the same securities and have not had much to say about them. today we have a little movement. look at the 10 year yield. 2.53%. we are still talking about five or six basis points and this may open the way to 2.60%. the -- becauses the pboc changed the range for fixing its exchange rate and the currency is back up to 6.53. these are little signals as to how central banks are going to work in the next several quarters. also higherndex is for a se

in portugal — primeira liga leaders porto were 2—1 winners over feirense on wednesday. despite only having won three times this season the hosts proved hard to break down but vincent aboubakar still managed to hand his side the lead with his 12th of the season and although feirense equalised just minutes later a second half felipe goal before he was sent off secured the win that moves them two points ahead of sporting lisbon who drew i—all at champions benfica. now to tennis where japan's kei nishikori has withdrawn form the australian open due to a wrist injury. the world number 22 suffered the problem midway through last year ruling him out of the second half of 2017 and the 28 year old says he's not yet ready for the rigours of five set matches. germany look well—placed to reach the final of the hopman cup in perth. they beat canada 3—nil in their second match of the round robin phase — to make it two wins out of two in group a. former world number one angelique kerber set the germans on their way to victory by thrashing eugenie bouchard in the women's single

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still to come on sportsday, we'll meet the surfer who felt the full force of this 60 foot wave in portugal, as he starts the long road back to recovery. and we'll hear from someone who had a very good end to 2017. bianca walkden's taekwondo success meant her and her boyfriend could afford a deposit on their first house it was done and dusted in perth but there was a glimer of light in melbourne — the ashes will finish in sydney starting at 11.30 tonight. england have already lost the series — they are 3—0 down but after a draw in the boxing day test they will hoping to gain something from the for patrick gearey is in sydney. the ground staff are making the final preparations to the pitch ahead of the fifth test. pitches have been in the news after dawn in melbourne was described at poor, but the groundsman said he was very proud of his pitch and very pleased with the team's effort, and we should get a good match. there is every chance for england to finally make their mark on the series. there isa make their mark on the series. there is a bit of sydney harbour side that is a bit of s

what looks like a fresh pineapple is actually a disguise for illegal cargo police in portugal and spain have seized more than seven hundred kilograms of cocaine hidden inside the fruits they arrested nine members of the international gang that had shipped the drugs from south america. now after weeks of teasing the american media about possible fake news awards event u.s. president donald trump has pointed to ten top examples of news stories in two thousand and seventeen that he says were intentionally wrong tromp unveils the awards with you guessed it a tweet it provided a link to a republican party website that listed ten cases in which major american news sources reported stories that were lit it retracted or which the lists is incorrect c.n.n. qualified for four mentions followed by two for the new york times despite some of trump's initial comments via twitter it was not immediately clear who would drawn up the list. a social media reaction to the fic news awards once again highlights the deep polarized nation in the us with both the president's supporters and detractors seeing the

police in portugal and spain say they have broken up an international drug smuggling ring that was bringing in cocaine from south america, hidden in boxes of fruit. authorities found more than 700kg of the drug in pineapples packed in shipping containers. nine people have been arrested, and hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of cash seized. apple says it is going to make a one—off tax payment of about $38 billion under recent changes in american tax rules. it is understood to be the biggest single payment the us internal revenue has ever received. the changes reduce tax on repatriated profits, and lower corporate tax from 35% to 21%. apple, long criticised for keeping piles of cash overseas and cheap outsourcing, also plans a new campus and 20,000 newjobs in the us. the bayeux tapestry, the mediaeval work of art which depicts the norman conquest of england, is to leave france for the first time in almost 1,000 years, on loan for display in britain. it is thought president macron will confirm the offer when he meets the british prime minister on thursday. lucy williamson reports from

off portugal in one year and it looks like the u.s. economy is set to benefit it could be one of the biggest money transfers in the world take giant apple is moving two hundred fifty two billion dollars from the product to the u.s. the company is set to face a tax bill of a whopping thirty eight billion dollars sounds like a lot but apple is actually saving money on the transaction a year ago it would have had to pay more than double that amount and apple c.e.o. tim cook says the company is proud to build on its long history of support for the u.s. economy. now the eiffel makers planing investments worth billions in the u.s. it will build a new campus and hopes to create twenty thousand jobs. most of the money apple is moving comes from ireland where corporate tax rates are even lower but efforts by the e.u. to harmonize corporate taxes across the bloc have made the situation uncertain so a recent reduction of u.s. corporate taxes from thirty five to twenty one percent is more attractive. than we stay in the united states and to fake n

and rain coming in and that but weather as you can see right down into northern parts of spain and portugal some wet weather too into southern areas of italy just pushing across the balkans tends to snow over the dinar accounts back across the swiss alps a fair amount of snow a little dusting too there for western russia moscow about two or three celsius over the next couple of days will see the west of weather sweep across a good part of northwestern europe then as we go through wednesday some very wet weather coming through here more showers rattling in across the british isles getting up to around eleven or twelve celsius it should be a little drier down towards southern parts that still a fair amount of cloud across spain and portugal that's a blustery way and that will make its way across northwestern parts of africa eighteen or nineteen souses the high similar values to fall cairo with a top temperature of nineteen on tuesday. zero time to recap our headlines south korea has accepted the north's rare offer of talks proposing the two sides meet next tuesday it follows kim jong un's new

it should be a little drier down towards southern parts of a fair amount of power across spain and portugal blustery way and that will make its way across northwestern parts of africa eighteen or nineteen souses the high similar values to fall cairo with a top temperature at nineteen on tuesday. a nation where corruption is endemic now embroiled in a battle to hold the power. how has this radical transformation go every day. really that if you want to be shedding light on the romanians pressing for change of the unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain people. on al-jazeera. welcome back our mind of the top stories here on al-jazeera least fourteen people and a policeman are reported to have died as anti-government protests in iran turn increasingly violent four hundred people have also been arrested goofy rebel finds in yemen. people have been killed or injured in saudi coalition and strikes in a data province. north korea's leader has warned the united states that his nuclear capability is now a reality not a threat but also says he's open to dialogue with south korea. u.n. s

but i only wish them well until we crossed paths if we ever do for an elementary crystal or an elbow portugal you spain first game of the world called. a very interesting going to start to say i believe it's going to be a very exciting game and highly anticipated as well because. it is a neighboring country i think they are the ones to be because they are the current european champions and that will make it a really nice match to watch for football fans we hope to win because it is a very important to kick off the competition with a victory against the favorite. now we love to hear your thoughts on today's stories they do get in touch by following us on social media up about little the latest at the top of the ouse the event. i think that is what the world needs confidence and confidence in spaced on on common course i strongly believe that the u.s. and europe had plenty of play to be croly and the united states has been. parked there in creating that tool based system. i'm afraid that. through air force and especially language there is interim pass been using and i'm not that confident that

was ahese -- portugal story in 2017. people don't want to miss greece. guy: steven major, global head of fixed-income research at s -- hsbc. we need to talk about some of the stocks that will be moving. we are joined out of moscow. we are going to cease him big moves in europe this morning. certainly a number in the u.k. k. let's start off with remi, called higher this morning. why? been all as high as 2% because they are reporting pretty good q3 sales reports that beat estimates. -- it is a said liquor producer that is feynoord -- famous for remi menton cognac. this that has really been paying off. the demand for liquor is surging in china and this is helping the company and its sales. matt: let's talk about carpet operating.k. company floor coverings, bed and retailer and other stuff. what is the story with this stock? ksenia: this is the big negative news of this morning. the stock is being called down from -10% to as lois 40%, which 40%retty dramatic -- low as . it has lowered its profit outlook on the deterioration of u.k. sales. this is a key perio

blamed portugal for failing to deliver pork imports. last week hundreds of people took to the streets in the poorer parts of the capital caracas to protest the food shortage millions of venezuelans are unable to afford three meals a day. i don't think yet that name where hungry now the people are hungry there is a famine the government says the local food supply committee should hand out food every fifteen days but it doesn't arrive he said you know you don't want anyone want the meet and economists say the wage increase will only fuel the rampant hyperinflation opposition politician same with duros refusal to overhaul venezuela's failed socialist economic model and stop excessive money printing will create more misery in the year ahead. but just business then richard cousins has died in a sea plane crash in australia along with four members of his family cousins was the scene of britain's compass well its largest food service company a seaplane plunged into the hole for a ribbon is it me joining a sightseeing flight but he said it woul

blamed portugal for failing to deliver pork imports. last week hundreds of people took to the streets in the poorer parts of the capital caracas to protest the food shortage millions of venezuelans are unable to afford three meals a day. i don't think yet that name where hungry now the people are hungry there is a famine the government says the local food supply committee should hand out food every fifteen days but it doesn't arrive you say you know you don't want anyone want the meet and economists say the wage increase will only fuel the rampant hyperinflation but opposition politicians same with duros refusal to overhaul venezuela's failed socialist economic model and stop excessive money printing will create more misery in the year ahead. but just business then richard cousins has died in a sea plane crash in australia along with four members of his family cousins was the c.e.o. of britain's compass corp while its largest food service company a seaplane plunged into the holes for a river near sydney joining a sightseeing flight but

blamed portugal for failing to deliver pork imports. last week hundreds of people took to the streets in the poorer parts of the capital caracas to protest the food shortage millions of venezuelans are unable to afford three meals a day. i don't think yet that name where hungry now the people are hungry there is a famine the government says the local food supply committee should hand out food every fifteen days but it doesn't arrive you say you know you got what you can you don't want the meat. economists say the wage increase will only fuel the rampant hyperinflation opposition politician same with duros refusal to overhaul venezuela's failed socialist economic model and stop excessive money printing will create more misery in the year ahead. but his business been richard cousins has died in a sea plane crash in australia along with four members of his family cousins was the scene of britain's compass or the world's largest food service company a seaplane plunged into the whole story river near sydney joining a sightseeing flight but h

blamed portugal for failing to deliver pork imports. last week hundreds of people took to the streets in the poorer parts of the capital caracas to protest the food shortage millions of venezuelans are unable to afford three meals a day. i don't think you can name where hungry now the people are hungry there is a famine the government says the local food supply committee should hand out food every fifteen days but it doesn't arrive you say you know you're not working anymore what the me and economists say the wage increase will only fuel the rampant hyperinflation but opposition politician same with duros refusal to overhaul venezuela's failed socialist economic model and stop excessive money printing will create more misery in the year ahead. but just businessmen richard cousins has died in a sea plane crash in australia along with four members of his family cousins was the c.e.o. of britain's compass core the world's largest food service company a seaplane plunged into the holes for a ribbon is it me during a sightseeing flight he sai

ben but we also have to remember during the financial crisis when countries such as cyprus ireland portugal they were pretty much bankrupt by that time and they were only rescued with major banks and credits for example in germany the good news today is that also all those countries are recovering that's also what this report is showing and also that in those countries we now see also the unemployment over eight also going down but here from the market perspective the market not to impress today maybe we are some spoiled brats here a little bit a little bit used to record numbers here of the economy but i guess big company all that much celebrating going on because i mean we've got to look ahead and now would be an opportune time for the eurozone to get its house in order. yeah that's certainly one of the big question marks and the other question mark ban is really when you talk again about the monetary policy of the european central bank. because many people here again questioning what mario draghi just a few blocks from here is doing with this very strong economy we just heard from him la

more durable blamed portugal for failing to deliver pork imports. last week hundreds of people took to the streets in the poorer parts of the capital caracas to protest the food shortage millions of venezuelans are unable to afford three meals a day. i don't think yet that name where hungry now the people are hungry there is a famine the government says the local food supply committee should hand out food every fifteen days but it doesn't arrive you say you know you got what you can you don't want the me and economists say the wage increase will only fuel the rampant hyperinflation opposition politician same with duros refusal to overhaul the. failed socialist economic model and stop excessive money printing will create more misery in the year ahead. from today social media companies in germany will have twenty four hours to take down illegal material if they fail to remove hate speech or fake news for example they could face a fine of up to fifty million euros a post critics fear the likes of facebook and twitter could overcompensate and delete con

what looks like a fresh pineapple is actually a disguise for illegal cargo police in portugal and spain have seized more than seven hundred kilograms of cocaine hidden inside the foods they arrested nine members of the international gang that had shipped the drugs from south america. north and south koreans have agreed to march together at the opening ceremony of next month's winter olympic games they also intend to send a joint women's ice hockey team into the competition the international olympic committee still has to approve the plans. and now for some tennis and day fall of the australian open tennis championships in melbourne has seen players sweltering in extremely hot temperatures for much of a champion said the keith was becoming dangerous for those on court after he came from a said down to defeat frenchmen gael morphy's now in the women's singles that madea shot of paul has progressed with a victory over latvian honesty zero seven the russian is back at the grand slam tournament for the first time since testing positive for a banned substance two years ago and now the former

against france and the netherlands a group one further juicy encounters you see england if a spain and portugal take on italy the winners of the four league aid groups events to a knockout stage which will decide the winner of the first you wait for a national or nation's leak. elton john says that he will retire from performing internationally after doing one last tour the british singer and pianist said that he wanted to spend more time with his family. i have to john made the announcement at a gala in new york he said that he planned to go out with a bang with a get this three year global tour john said that he had had a good run after a career lasting nearly five decades he said that he would keep recording and performing in his native britain. so i decades. all right that's your news raf for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news followed by the day if you see you this. is germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and do something hindu some says we must overcome it. going where it's uncomfortable g

honolulu time now to catch up with some of the other news making headlines around the world in northern portugal at least eight people have died and dozens injured offer a fire in a community center local media say the blaze started when a heating device exploded in the town of town dana said people have been attending a con game tournament that. protesters in south africa have been vandalizing several h. and m. stores off of the swedish retail giant used a controversial picture of the black lips. and chin and issued an apology and withdrew the picture like a shins of racism on social media. german soccer now the bonus league is back of course after the winter break and there was a tough start to the second half games but leipzig hard to beat a time and were hoping to snatch second place for themselves the question was would they be distracted by one of january's big transfer sagas. childcare visited light seek for what could be not be caters final game room or suggest liverpool are prepared to pay an extra twenty million euros to get them out immediately rather than wait until summer. this one

than two hundred fifty billion dollars in overseas cash held by the take giant well that is more than portugal's amul g.d.p. by the way and it's things that apple refused to bring back to the u.s. under the previous higher corporate tax rate the company says its thirty billion dollars capital investment plan will create twenty thousand new jobs. looks like donald trump's tax reform is having some impact after all and my colleague to ponder who took a close look at this development first of all to paul not me what does apple's move mean for the u.s. economy i guess that's donald trump and he's a ministration will be more than pleased well obviously it is good news for the trump administration and of course for the u.s. economy we're talking about twenty five thousand jobs that an apple has announced and of course they also say that they plan to invest three hundred fifty billion dollars over the next five years a whole lot of money. this is great news for them because obviously for success it shows that they are tax reform is working its what he said exactly american companies are taking money ba

in northern portugal at least eight people have died and dozens injured after a fire in a community center local media saying the blaze was caused when a teaching device exploded in the town of tom de la the mayor said people have been attending a card game tournament. hollywood actor mark wahlberg says he's going to donate the one and a half million dollars he made from reshooting a film that's after an outcry that female costar michelle williams was paid far less for the same work the money will go to the women's legal defense fund time's up to reshoot became necessary after actor kevin spacey was replaced following allegations of sexual misconduct. time for some sport now the bonus league is back after the winter break and it was a tough start to the second half the season for second place shall facing in a way tie at lights last night shaka have of course been enjoying a rich vein of form recently on beaten in eleven games but lights a show hard to beat at home and were hoping to snatch that second place for themselves as long that is as they didn't get distracted by one of january's b

joined against france of the netherlands in group want to see encounter see england face and spade of portugal take on italy winners of the four league a group's advance to a knockout stage which will decide the winner of the first two a five nations early . on the tennis and despite a slow start roger federer has won his quarter final against thomas byrd it should straight sets will face the unseated south korean accu ensure that jones amazing run in melbourne continues as he saw off an american tennis sangram to reach the first to his first ever grand slam semi. germany's angular brushed aside madison case to reach the last for the australian open the world the former world number one is back to winning ways after a torrid twenty seven season care but will face women's top seed simona halep in the next round after the remaining one in straight sets kind of after score but is media reporting the dog and star struck appear emerick a balmy house on the verge of a move to ask he's considered one of the best strikers in the world who supported this league is top scorer last season thirty one goal

what looks like a delicious fresh pineapple is actually a disguise for illegal cargo police in portugal and spain have seized more than seven hundred kilograms of cocaine hidden inside the fruits the arrested nine members of the international gang that had shipped the drug drugs from south america. chilling out of the united states after weeks of hype the american media was a possible fake news awards event u.s. president dollar trump has pointed to ten top examples of news stories in two thousand and seventeen that he says what intentionally wrong trump and bill the awards with guess what of course a tweet it provided a link to a republican party website that listed ten cases in which major american news sources reported stories that were later retracted or were solicited is incorrect c.n.n. qualified for four mentions followed by two for the new york times and despite soft trump's initial statements via twitter it was thought immediately clear who had drawn up the list. the once long list underwater caves has been discovered in mexico with measuring an astonishing three hundred forty

tournaments and that same year they also joy sent a joint soccer team to the future youth championships in portugal and you guys want to guess how far they went they went i know i have no idea ok as far as the quarter finals is it just shows you that if the. to unite the talent is even. quite the sporting all right so there's more there is sports here and it's not just symbolism is minuscule what's been the reaction in south korea to this is a big all positive well similar to the international community basically that people are very positive about the recent developments but except the conservative opposition who tries increasingly to criticize the negotiations and the participation of the north korean athletes because they are saying there's only promotes the propaganda of the north and for example carrying the unification flag you just mentioned would rather be trade the south korean people because they're not carrying the south korean flag which is of course ridiculous but it shows that the how they try to undermine this reproach and well i mean and in terms of symbolism and in terms of what it

tournaments and that same year they also join sent a joint soccer team to the future youth championships and portugal and if you guys want to guess how far they went there what i know i have no idea ok as far as the quarterfinals so it just shows you that if these two unite the talent pool is even bigger and make quite the sporting all right so there's more there is sports here and it's not just symbolism one is the me ask you what's been the reaction in south korea to this is a been all positive well city. to the international community basically the people are very positive about the recent developments but except the conservative opposition who tries increasingly to criticize the negotiations and the participation of the north korean athletes because they are saying this only promotes the propaganda of the north and for example carrying the unification flag you just mentioned would rather be trade the south korean people because they're not carrying the south korean flag which is of course ridiculous but it shows that the how they try to undermine this reproach and well i mean and in terms of symb

been joined the games for heavens group one for the juicy chance to see england against spite of all portugal taking on italy yet the winners of the four league groups advance to the knockout stage which will decide the winner of the first u.a. for nations. as a quick reminder of the top stories at this hour laid off your ups two biggest economists dress they use of economic four ounces emanuel trace of the farrah globalization of the job account. really stressed the need for free trade and an end to protect. us more for you at the top of the hour on the way now the first house more on that topic you're watching the news on live from. the d w media center see it find it here it discover. video and audio podcast from language courses in the g.w. media center at media center dot w dot com. it's all about the moments but. it's all about.

a joint talk attained to the fee for youth championships in portugal and going to guess how far they went. they need he went as far as the quarter finals so we obviously know we know that if these two sides but their differences aside they can be quite the sporting threat ok you know does sport really have this potential to their world to have an effect on politics essentially and that's the question and that we if we put this all into context of two koreas have been giving each other the silent treatment for the past two years so what we just saw within the span of a week is quite remarkable now we know that they'll be marching together at the opening ceremonies and they will pending i.o.c. approval they have a joint ice hockey team as well so yes for it does unite but let's not get too excited because the reality is that we've seen this happen before was so it at the sydney olympics in two thousand they also marched the two the two koreas also also marched together at the opening ceremony they did it four years later in athens at the turin winter games so and we all know was what h

in the case of some countries like portugal and germany, it is getting close to that limit. there is a limited buying space for the euro area left. it should be enough to deliver on the current commitment to buy 30 billion euros of bonds until just -- september. if there has to be a major expansion, it means that draghi and his colleagues must get word of and expand the assets they are buying, etf's, equities, could be anything. this would require a strong crisis which the euro area economy is in strong shape so it does not look like that now. sandro, thank you. let's check in on the first word news. or a dennis: is here. courtney: the white house called the federal judge's decision outrageous. he temporarily plucked -- blocked trump's decision to scrap daca. it would protect hundreds of thousands of immigrants facing deportation, and it came just hours after the president said he was willing to negotiate a deal that would provide millions of undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship. in china, they are reviewing foreign's exchange -- foreign-exchange holdings and believ

police in portugal and spain have broken up an international drug smuggling ring that used boxes of fruit to bring in cocaine from south america. authorities found more than 700 kilogrammes of the drug hidden in pineapples. nine people have been arrested. in business, china faces the weakest growth rate in decades, but are its soaring levels of debt a bigger worry for the world economy? also, look at the latest idea from nintendo. their latest technology is diy cardboard, apparently. it has been dubbed labo. it goes with the switch. they are all made of cardboard. i love that idea. i have plenty of cardboard in my home. that is on the bbc news app. now it's time look at the stories that are making the headlines

luego tenemos a un cuate que fue un gran futbolista, jugó en méxico, en portugal, en el pumas, en los tigres, kikín fonseca. sabes qué, yo te admiro, kikín, pero no me gusta que te quieras parecer a mí, te dejas el pelo como yo, te quieres vestir como yo, no, kikín. sí, pero cada quien su estilo, kikín, no manches. oye, te vi ahorita en un juego de las leyendas, se juntaron ahorita, lo que queda, es lo que te iba a decir... sí, pero te vi en una jugada, pensé que estaba en cámara lenta, ibas corriendo así... dije, le voy a recomendar un ungüento para la artritis que usa la tía. ¿metiste gol? un aplauso para kikín fonseca. luego tenemos, lo que tiene de joven lo tiene de talentoso, toda una dinastía artística, sí, señor, lo ven todos los días en hoy, paul stanley. mi querido paul, ¿cómo estás? paul: pues, re-contento de estar aquí, mano. vítor: el contento soy yo, aparte tú y yo, aunque te veas como fino, se te sale el código postal. como dice el dicho, hay maderas que no agarran el barniz, carnal. el aplauso para mi paul stanley. oye, sí, en hoy no te dejan

several years later, the king of portugal did something similar. from spaine, jews and portugal, we refer to as so safardic jews.- 1658, tells us that 15 people left barbados. instead of going to new york or philadelphia, they wanted to come to newport, rhode island. what attracted them? what attracted them was the story of how rhode island came about. 1636, a gentleman by the name of roger williams founded rhode island. he came to the colonies from england seeking religious freedom. 20 years after the founding of rhode island, those people in barbados said, this is where they wanted to come. not only did the jews come here, peoplekers and others, who had not been persecuted but would be for their religious beliefs. the jews here needed a place to bury their loved ones. they bought a plot of land right up the street. if you see the small cemetery, you will see that it has the names on the gravestones of touro.odriguez, these are portuguese names. the symmetry was important. it documented -- the cemetery was important. that documented the jewish peo

and in november, a massive wipe—out on a 60 foot wave in portugal left him with a broken back, and no guarantee he'd get on a board again. over the last two months andrew's been having intense physiotherapy to start walking and, he hopes, surfing again. the bbc‘s emma thomason‘s been given exclusive access to his progress. he thought it was going to be the wave of his life. it was one of the days of the year, maybe the best i have seen in a couple of years, and those are the days you take the risks. it looked like it was going to be the perfect left, but then as i got into it, it changed shape. i was committed and i can do anything else. and then the wipe—out. i wouldn't say i panicked, but i knew it wasn't going to be a nice wipe—out, but it was probably, like, it felt weird and i felt weightless for a long time, and the impact was just insane. a broken back, the result of being hit by that 60 foot wall of water. he was fitted with a brace, and then it was time for reality to hit home too.|j brace, and then it was time for reality to hit home too. ijust couldn't physically ge

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million illegal aliens in the country, a the size of georgia or portugal. and we cannot control or even know who was in the country, it is that much harder to keep people safe. matter,no hypothetical the effects can be seen across the country. last week, the department of justice and homeland security that revealsport that immigration and customs enforcement officers have aliens more than 1700 with national security concerns /11.e 9 - people convicted of terrorism offenses in the federal courts were born outside of the country. hassancludes mohammed in woodbridge virginia. was admitted to the united through migration as a family member of a lawful, prominent resident. not a resident, but chain migration. now, he has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for attempting to help someone fly from richmond to syria to fight for isis. he planned on following him there later himself. -- followed a sudanese national who lived in on assess. he came to the united states through chain migration as a child of a visa lottery recipient and was naturalized. he is also serv

in my book, i'm begin the story of racist ideas and policy in 15th central portugal when they diverted from other ande traders in the region began exclusively slave trading and african people. that exclusive slave trading and african people expanded. you had other slave traders from the french, the dutch, the english who were focusing on the transatlantic slave trade. they had to figure out a way to justify why they were exclusively slave trading and african people. those rationalizations were racist ideas. that these people were being slaves, that through the slave trade we are civilizing them. >> we will look at another panel looking at the corner ca -- but kerner commission. two of the questions focus on what happened. the second question in the title of the book is what can be done? from 50 years ago to where we are, what has been done? what needs to be done? >> the kerner commission laid out one of the most expansive series of conclusions and recommendations to eliminate racial disparities in american history. fundamentally they viewed the problem is racism. they viewed the proble

actually begin the story of racist ideas and in 15th century portugal. decided to tuguese die verge and divert from other region and s in the slave trading ly in african people. you had slave traders from the to the o the dutch british who began focusing on this transatlantic slave trade. simultaneously they had justify whyt how to they were exclusively slave trading in african-american. defenses, those rationalizations were, of kourbgs racist ideas. were worthy of slavery. that true the slave trade were civilized again. moment we're going to another live panel looking at the current commission. this is the report that came out. an extensive report on the civil rights and civil disorder of 1968. two of the questions we focused on what happened. the second question on the title book is what can be done? so from 50 years ago to where we today, what has been done, what needs to be done. >> i think the carter commission laid out one of the most xpansive series of conclusions and recommendations to eliminate in american they viewed the prs racism. as racist p

el encuentro entre estoril y porto de la primeira liga de portugal fue suspendido, debido a una grieta en la tribuna del estadio de antonio coimbra, motivo por el cual las autoridades decidieron desalojar a los aficionados, al no tener garantas de seguridad. como pueden ver todo fue con bastante calma, pero la imagen de la grieta en la graderia realmente asusta. los espero mas tarde en deportes con el resto de la actividad del dia de hoy por el momento es todo en palco deportivo y regresamos con ustedes para mas noticias. --triste despedida... --un hombre de origen mexicano es deportado luego de ms de treinta aÑos en el pas...en instantes le tenemos su historia.... ---el departamento de justicia apel gobierno a continuar recibiendo renovaciones de daca... ---muchos soÑadores llegaron al capitolio para pedir una solucion permanente... ---randy serrano con los detalles desde la capital. banner ena federico kirsten randy --pkg sus gritos lo decían todo... impulsados por un sentido de urgencia cientos de soñadores llegaron a las oficinas del congreso este martes con un claro mensaje: s

there are 11 million illegal aliens in the country, a the -- a population the size of georgia or portugal. if we cannot control or even know who enters the country, it is that much harder to keep people safe. this is no hypothetical matter, the effects can be seen across the country. last week, the department of justice and homeland security released a report that reveals that the immigration and customs enforcement officers have removed more than 1700 aliens with national security concerns since 9/11. it also states that nearly three out of every four people convicted of terrorism offenses states or related offenses in the federal courts were born outside of the country. that includes mohammed hassan who lived in woodbridge , virginia. he was admitted to the united states in 2012 through migration as a family member of a lawful, permanent resident. not a citizen, but chain migration applies. now, he has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for attempting to help someone fly from richmond to syria to fight for isis. he planned on following him there later himself. the report goes on to ta

then, a tide of brazilian immigration flows in portugal. a return to the motherland and what it means for both countries. reyes: welcome to the show. when bogota's new mayor enrique penalosa took office in early

we need to let in more people from portugal. hmm, what does that mean? no, he goes for norway, people who are super white, so white they wear moon screen, that's how white they are. >> sir, they're not [ bleep ] hole countries. for one, donald trump isn't their president. >> ah. man. >> i think my favorite was the >> the wolf blitzer. funny thing, that was not from yesterday. that was typical wolf blitzer from two weeks ago. man, they had a lot of fun with it. >>> coming up, in the meantime in russia, a man takes a tent for a joyride. >> the mix is next. i had a doctor's appointment. when you said you were at the doctor, but your shirt says you were at a steakhouse... that's when you know it's half-washed. now from downy fabric conditioner comes downy odor protect with 24-hour odor protection. downy's powerful formula conditions fibers to lock out odors all day. hey, your shirt's making me hungry. ha ha, derek. downy and it's done. i was wondering if an electric toothbrusthan a manual.s better and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. w

portugal, belgium, norway, canada, where approval dropped 40 points or more in each of those countries and the countries that experienced the smallest drop in approval represented there in green. you know your geography. reporters in europe and south america. let's start with melissa bell in paris. melissa? >> interesting parts of this poll is view of its decline is it's fallen 10% in many countries, up to 40 in others, portugal, belgium and norway. europe had really consider eed itself as a natural longstanding ally with the united states, one who shared its vision along the idea of universal values rather than national sovereign interests. donald trump's arrival in the white house has, of course, changed all that. and from here in the european continent, the changes have been viewed with a great deal of alarm. not least on specific issues like climate change, withdrawal by the united states from the paris climate accord was, of course, viewed with a great deal of alarm on the european continent. as we approach that one-year anniversary of donald trump's inauguration it is, once again

you have seen some decent credit upgrades in countries like spain and portugal. -- a veryery good good demand for bonds globally. any new issue that is the market seems to be well received. i want to move from emerging markets the u.s. investment-grade credit. i want to direct this to you. we have seen another inflow and the u.s. investment great bond funds last week. the spreads on investment-grade credit in the u.s. have narrowed to the least since 2007. you can see that with that chart right there. does this concern you given the fact we are in a rising rate environment and we count on those spreads to absorb any rise? luke: it has been a remarkable start to the year. spreads have gapped. we were hoping for spreads on a more gradual pace. be sellinghance to these rallies rather than buying. that is possibly the attitude we will be having as the year goes on if we remain at these tight levels. we will just be selling more credit. it is fine, fair value, not particularly expensive. economies are doing well. you are supported by axp markets. a yearw it is a year or and a half and we wi