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crisis in austria, and the impact it is having on the rest of europepe. the story is this. austria goes to the polls this weekend to elect a new president. the likely winner is norbert hofer, the head of the far right freedom party, who won the first round of voting in april. since then, there has been much talk of the demise of austria's postwar political establishment, and big questions about how developments in austria fit into the rise of nationalism and xenophobia that we are currently seeing across the european continent. our question this week here on "quadriga," is this. crisis in austria, who can stop europe's drift to the right? to discuss that question, i'm joined here in the studio by three seasoned observers and analysts. let me introduce them to you. beginning with ewald konig, a freelance correspondent and austrian himself, who has been covering austrian politics for decades now. he says, "it is not only the refugees. there are many other reasons for austria's and europe's drift to the right." also with us today is alan posener, a commentator with the berlin daily "die we
crisis in austria, and the impact it is having on the rest of europepe. the story is this. austria goes to the polls this weekend to elect a new president. the likely winner is norbert hofer, the head of the far right freedom party, who won the first round of voting in april. since then, there has been much talk of the demise of austria's postwar political establishment, and big questions about how developments in austria fit into the rise of nationalism and xenophobia that we are currently...
DW News : KCSM : May 23, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm PDT
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vietnam navy. anchor: tonight, austria has a new president. only after election that split the country into coup. in two. he was confirmed the winner of one of the closest ever election getting a huge percent of the vote. it was just enough for him to keep away his far right rival. [applause] a presidential walk across the lawn. >> there are not many austrians left unmoved from this election. with a razor thin margin, he won the vote with -- by just 6/10 of 1%. the 72-year-old economics professor is the former green party leader. his win comes largely from support from urban voters. it is important for him to stand the election as an independent. his rival run on an anti- migration platform. his goal was simple. >> in six years time, everyone in austria should be able to say i'm fine or i'm better than six years ago. freedom party candidate defeated -- conceded defeat on facebook. >> of course i'm sad but this campaign has not been for nothing. it is an investment in the future. many right-wingers see it as a result for it being the closest election in the history of the countr
vietnam navy. anchor: tonight, austria has a new president. only after election that split the country into coup. in two. he was confirmed the winner of one of the closest ever election getting a huge percent of the vote. it was just enough for him to keep away his far right rival. [applause] a presidential walk across the lawn. >> there are not many austrians left unmoved from this election. with a razor thin margin, he won the vote with -- by just 6/10 of 1%. the 72-year-old economics...
Focus on Europe : KCSM : May 21, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm PDT
mountain crossing that connects italy and austria called the brenner pass. there cows graze, famers raise crops and the austrians and italians who live in the area, mingle easily. but this border region, once seen as a symbol of europe's cohesion, could now herald its disintegration. fearing the arrival of thousands of refugees, austria has announced plans to erect a 400 meter high fence as a way to slow down the flow of migrants. forming part of europe's borderless schengen zone, brenner is one of the routes that migrants use as they head towards northern europe. while italy vehemently opposes the plan, there is more and more support for border controls from the austrian side. yet the people who live and work in the region are not happy about it. >> michael kerschbaumer has been up since 3:00 a.m. this morning, he's already been to 90 dairy farms. he uses this hose to pump fresh milk from vats into his truck. michael: this is from last night and this morning. there are big and small vats. the largest holds 2,500 liters. >> this farmer has produced 320 liters of milk. that's worth almost
mountain crossing that connects italy and austria called the brenner pass. there cows graze, famers raise crops and the austrians and italians who live in the area, mingle easily. but this border region, once seen as a symbol of europe's cohesion, could now herald its disintegration. fearing the arrival of thousands of refugees, austria has announced plans to erect a 400 meter high fence as a way to slow down the flow of migrants. forming part of europe's borderless schengen zone, brenner is...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : May 23, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EDT
, approach european union candidate just barely eke out a victory over his rival in austria. we will have the latest from there. ♪ okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. mark: her month senator bernie sanders will have major input in the democratic party platform -- vermont senator bernie sanders will have major input in the democratic party platform. he has selected five members for the committee that writes the platform. sixary clinton has selected members. the party chairperson selects the final four. the board has decided not to hear an appeal from former illinois governor rod blog lawyer which. -- rod blagojevich. freddie gray died after being injured while in police custody. a judge found officer edward nero not guilty of misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. the other officers will have separate trials over the coming months. president obama has ended one of the last symbols of wartime animosity between vietnam and the united states. the president, lifted the embargo o
, approach european union candidate just barely eke out a victory over his rival in austria. we will have the latest from there. ♪ okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. mark: her month senator bernie sanders will have major input in the democratic party platform -- vermont senator bernie sanders will have major input in the democratic party platform. he has selected five members for the...
. joining us now from the vienna is our correspondent. austria, the president has largely been a symbolic role in practice. in theory, the constitution does grant him or her quite a bit of power. can you explain what norbert ,ofer, leading in the polls now and of the freedom party, what he wanted to do? >> it's true what you say, the constitution gives the president some very crucial powers. first of all, commander-in-chief, which is one of -- the chief of the armed forces basically. more importantly, he can hire and fire basically the government. he can appoint the government and dismissed the government. decades, thisven has been something that the tosident has not used actively shape government policy. he basically turned to the political parties and proposed the chancellor, the and appointed it. announcedrt hofer has to do differently is that he said that if he had the feeling that the government isn't performing the way he thinks it should do, then he would indeed dismiss it or dismiss individual ministers, and then he would appoint new ones. that is something the constituti
. joining us now from the vienna is our correspondent. austria, the president has largely been a symbolic role in practice. in theory, the constitution does grant him or her quite a bit of power. can you explain what norbert ,ofer, leading in the polls now and of the freedom party, what he wanted to do? >> it's true what you say, the constitution gives the president some very crucial powers. first of all, commander-in-chief, which is one of -- the chief of the armed forces basically. more...
PBS NewsHour Weekend : KQED : May 22, 2016 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
weekend, sunday. >> stewart: today's presidential election runoff in austria pitted two men with diametrically opposed views. norbert hoefer of the nationalist, anti-immigration freedom party finished first in the first round last month. if hoefer should win, he'd be austria's and the e.u.'s first far-right head of state. he's opposed by former green party leader alexander van der bellen, who supports admitting refugees. hoefer has a small lead in what has been a very close race but there are absentee ballots still to be counted, with the outcome expected tomorrow. earlier, i talked about this election with reporter zeke turner of "the wall street journal," who joined me via skype from austria's capital, vienna. why is it that the centrists were knocked out so early? what is going on that you had candidates that are such opts opposites. >> this is a question echoing in germany because in this part of the world they make the grand coalition when two big parties from the left and right of center get together and sometimes they drag each other into political no man's land. for examp
weekend, sunday. >> stewart: today's presidential election runoff in austria pitted two men with diametrically opposed views. norbert hoefer of the nationalist, anti-immigration freedom party finished first in the first round last month. if hoefer should win, he'd be austria's and the e.u.'s first far-right head of state. he's opposed by former green party leader alexander van der bellen, who supports admitting refugees. hoefer has a small lead in what has been a very close race but...
France 24 : LINKTV : May 23, 2016 2:30pm-3:01pm PDT
austria. norbert hofer was beat by alexander van der bellen, a pro-eu candidate backed by the green party. less than 1% of the vote made a difference and it was austrians living abroad who helped him win victory. the report on what was a very close race. reporter: a razor thin majority, it was the postal vote that kept the balance, and austrians narrowly avoided a looking the eu's first far right president could alexander van der bellen thanked austrians for their signing agent with national politics, running as an candidate. past affiliations have seen him representing the social democrats and the green party. president-elect van der bellen: i think what we can see from this extremely close result is es, andstria has 2 halv those 2 make up the same country. reporter: van der bellen said eel theirustria f voices have not heard, alluding to a polarization in austrian politics. he hopes to unite a divided electorate. his rival, far right candidate norbert hofer, confirmed his defeat on social media, reassuring his voters that their support was not in vain. to you i remain loyal continue to
austria. norbert hofer was beat by alexander van der bellen, a pro-eu candidate backed by the green party. less than 1% of the vote made a difference and it was austrians living abroad who helped him win victory. the report on what was a very close race. reporter: a razor thin majority, it was the postal vote that kept the balance, and austrians narrowly avoided a looking the eu's first far right president could alexander van der bellen thanked austrians for their signing agent with national...
Countdown : BLOOMBERG : May 23, 2016 1:00am-2:31am EDT
brexit. austria's political divisions have been laid-back. the freedom party and green party-backed candidate retired after sunday's runoff. it will now be decided by the count of absentee ballots. after the party candidate failed to secure his first-round advantage. the big screen adaptation of the angry birds game which reveals topped thee so angry north american box office over the weekend. angry birds raked in 39 million dollars taking the top spot from captain america: civil war. day withws 24 hours a more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories -- more stories on the bloomberg. there is your top back to you guys. manus: that is all the answers i need, why the birds are angry. haidi lun does there. we have circuits in japan, nervousness ahead of janet yellen. could be a volatile week. a relatively angry market around this part of the world. having said that we seen simply good gains coming through at this point. as you see it is waiting for signals out of the fed. we will be looking for indicators of whether the market should be repricing these ex
brexit. austria's political divisions have been laid-back. the freedom party and green party-backed candidate retired after sunday's runoff. it will now be decided by the count of absentee ballots. after the party candidate failed to secure his first-round advantage. the big screen adaptation of the angry birds game which reveals topped thee so angry north american box office over the weekend. angry birds raked in 39 million dollars taking the top spot from captain america: civil war. day...
BBC World News America : KQED : May 20, 2016 2:30pm-3:01pm PDT
austria thousands have been protesting against the rise of the far right freedom party. than onedate won more third of the vote in the first round of presidential elections and goes into the second round as the favorite. for the first time candidates from the three other parties did not make it to the runoff. our europe editor reports. >> keep nazis out of the presidential palace lead -- reads this packard. placard. calling onere is fellow austrians to wake up. they say the freedom party is out. this is the friendly face of the far right. his smooth talk in his party hard line. austria's first is his motto. his under -- underlying message is and 10 migrant. austria is struggling to integrate the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers who flooded here last year. high unemployment has heightened simmering resentment. about an lot more election. the freedom party a success story is more complex and it reflects the european trend. is anvorite to win antiestablishment candidate who says he listens to voters in campaigns on a migrant curbing nationalist euro-skeptic ticket. some familiar? it is a
austria thousands have been protesting against the rise of the far right freedom party. than onedate won more third of the vote in the first round of presidential elections and goes into the second round as the favorite. for the first time candidates from the three other parties did not make it to the runoff. our europe editor reports. >> keep nazis out of the presidential palace lead -- reads this packard. placard. calling onere is fellow austrians to wake up. they say the freedom party...
trade unions try to break a deadlock in negotiations. austria has sworn in a new chancellor. he takes the reins in the countries ailing centrist government, following the resignation of the former chancellor last week. he was the head of austria's state railway and has a strong business background. his appointment comes just days before a presidential runoff which would put a liberal candidate against the candidate of austria's far right freedom party. one of china's most powerful communist party leaders has arrived in hong kong and has promised to to various political viewpoints, including those of pro-democracy activists. hong kong enjoys greater freedom and civil liberties than the rest of china, a legacy of its british colonial past, but many believe those freedoms are under threat rum beijing. -- from beijing. >> the visit hence a chinese in china's top leadership, as signs of potential trouble return to hong kong. he arrives at the coastal territory of officially to attend an economic summit, but his first remarks addressed the trouble and recurring issue of hong kong's relation
trade unions try to break a deadlock in negotiations. austria has sworn in a new chancellor. he takes the reins in the countries ailing centrist government, following the resignation of the former chancellor last week. he was the head of austria's state railway and has a strong business background. his appointment comes just days before a presidential runoff which would put a liberal candidate against the candidate of austria's far right freedom party. one of china's most powerful communist...
Newsline : LINKTV : May 30, 2016 5:00am-5:31am PDT
one polish man was killed. sisignificant flooding happenedn austria, as well. we have some footage coming out of austria. take a look at this. strong thunderstorms impacted austria over the weekend, bringing damage to homes and businesses in the easternmost state of the country. a total of 35 homes were flooded. large hail damaged farmland. snow plows were brought in to remove hail off roads. many floods and also landslides occurred across parts of europe, and more flooding and also landslides could happen because, as you can see, more rain is expected. there's a large area of low pressure still located over central portions of europe. so watch out for frequent lightning, large hail, damaging winds, and even severe wind gusts as we go in to monday and possibly in to your tuesday. temperatures are going to be extremely high across athens. the high could be 32 degrees, and also sunny weather, and across the north, moscow at 25 degrees, and quite warm for this time of year. in stockholm, 21 degrees for the high with abundance of sunshine for your monday. across asia to hubei province
one polish man was killed. sisignificant flooding happenedn austria, as well. we have some footage coming out of austria. take a look at this. strong thunderstorms impacted austria over the weekend, bringing damage to homes and businesses in the easternmost state of the country. a total of 35 homes were flooded. large hail damaged farmland. snow plows were brought in to remove hail off roads. many floods and also landslides occurred across parts of europe, and more flooding and also landslides...
France 24 : LINKTV : May 9, 2016 5:30am-6:01am PDT
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social democrat party in austria to determine what his future would be. the southern announcement by him --seveannouncement by him that he is stepping down as chancellor is in fact nothing short of stunning for austria. open many more questions about what is going to happen going forward. we haveunder two weeks the runoff vote into which the far right is going as a clear favorite. anthony, reporting from vienna. belgium,e on trial in accused of planning to kill and idnap police k officers but there plot was foiled. they are links with the attacks in paris and brussels. we have more from oliver farry. >> the residence will remember the events whe special forcesn launched an attack of his apartment. 213 rounds of gunfire were exchanged. police shot down two men. investigators found five kilograms of explosives and soface uniforms hidden in a they were on the verge of. >> carrying out terrorist attacks. belgians a success for intelligence services who located terrorists returned from syria. there was more to it. taken part in the paris attacks and was planning others in brussels. airpor
social democrat party in austria to determine what his future would be. the southern announcement by him --seveannouncement by him that he is stepping down as chancellor is in fact nothing short of stunning for austria. open many more questions about what is going to happen going forward. we haveunder two weeks the runoff vote into which the far right is going as a clear favorite. anthony, reporting from vienna. belgium,e on trial in accused of planning to kill and idnap police k officers but...
Bloomberg Markets: Middle East : BLOOMBERG : May 23, 2016 12:00am-1:01am EDT
austria could be on the brink of a far right administration? this guy is friends with the dutch far right. give us the latest. anna: the latest is that this is too close to call in voting in austria. the far right against the grain. they are tied after most voting has taken place, but today, the focus moves on to counting the absentee votes. they could give us a conclusion about who won. they could result in about 14% -- could represent about 14% of the total. this would be a real breakthrough through the right wing of european politics. typically quite a ceremonial position, but that might not stay the case. open offeren to talking about his intentions in austria. manus: we will see you in 27 minutes with the latest on european continent. we can ask michael o'leary everything we want on the brexit rishaad:. for japan,heading finance ministers already meeting, exposing sharp differences on current tree strategy, particularly the difference between what is going on in tokyo in a way that they view the world in the united states. yvonne man was at the talks for us and what happened ye
austria could be on the brink of a far right administration? this guy is friends with the dutch far right. give us the latest. anna: the latest is that this is too close to call in voting in austria. the far right against the grain. they are tied after most voting has taken place, but today, the focus moves on to counting the absentee votes. they could give us a conclusion about who won. they could result in about 14% -- could represent about 14% of the total. this would be a real breakthrough...
France 24 : LINKTV : May 24, 2016 5:30am-7:01am PDT
necessary it has enough emergency reserves to last for 90 days. annette: in other news, austria came within an edge of becoming the first european country to elect a far right head of state since the end of world war ii. independent alexander van der won by just 31,000 votes. he has since issued a call for unity. support for the far right has surged across europe in recent years as many parties are going from obscurity to gaining feet in parliament. at the traditional -- this is as the traditional parties have tumbled. catherine clifford has more. catherine: an independent greenback candidate and his far right rival head-to-head with traditional parties eliminated in the first round. austria's shock election was seen by many as symbolic of europewide politics. for some it is a sign that widespread changes needed. trend that people are this has five with the ies,itional political part and i believe it is time frustrated reflect upon it because we must be doing something wrong. catherine: it is a pattern that the incoming prime minister says that he will address. >> obviously many peop
necessary it has enough emergency reserves to last for 90 days. annette: in other news, austria came within an edge of becoming the first european country to elect a far right head of state since the end of world war ii. independent alexander van der won by just 31,000 votes. he has since issued a call for unity. support for the far right has surged across europe in recent years as many parties are going from obscurity to gaining feet in parliament. at the traditional -- this is as the...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : May 22, 2016 11:00pm-1:01am PDT
you. >>> austria's presidential runoff election is so close, absentee ballots could decide who wins the race. >> the contenders are a far-right anti-immigrant party leader and a pro-european union independent candidate. >> and despite that almost even split so far in the vote count, nationalist norbert huffer is promising victory. >> translator: i want to tell you what i have learned in my life. man must go on and on and on along his path. and when basic values are right, when it is clear to you regardless of what you do, regardless of the outcome, that austria is our greatest concern, then success will come on its own. maybe today, maybe tomorrow. maybe the day after that. life is short but long enough to serve austria. >> a victory for hofer would make austria the first country in the eu with a far-right head of state. >>> sources in al qaeda and the taliban now confirm that taliban leader mullah mansour was killed by a u.s. air strike. pakistani officials expressed anger at only learning of the strike after it happened. >> now, take a look at this video. it purportedly shows the
you. >>> austria's presidential runoff election is so close, absentee ballots could decide who wins the race. >> the contenders are a far-right anti-immigrant party leader and a pro-european union independent candidate. >> and despite that almost even split so far in the vote count, nationalist norbert huffer is promising victory. >> translator: i want to tell you what i have learned in my life. man must go on and on and on along his path. and when basic values are...
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formula 3 en austria. el piloto estadounidense ryan teveter, que levanto una nube de polvo en su retorno a la pista tras ingresar con su maquina en una franja de grava, fue embestido por detas por el chino zhi chong li, quien fue operado por fracturas en uno de sus tobillos y sufrio tambien fisuras en cuatro vertebras. el bayern munich de "pep" guardiola, es el nuevo campeon de la bundesliga alemana.. pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. la surface pro es muy intuitiva. era papel y lápiz. puedo dibujar líneas suaves, como usando un lápiz de verdad. he sido artista forense por más de 30 años. hago los bocetos de los chicos malos. uno necesita buena resolución y un procesador poderoso. la computadora tiene que actuar rápido como mi cerebro. quiero que mi arte le sirva a la gente. pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! bu
formula 3 en austria. el piloto estadounidense ryan teveter, que levanto una nube de polvo en su retorno a la pista tras ingresar con su maquina en una franja de grava, fue embestido por detas por el chino zhi chong li, quien fue operado por fracturas en uno de sus tobillos y sufrio tambien fisuras en cuatro vertebras. el bayern munich de "pep" guardiola, es el nuevo campeon de la bundesliga alemana.. pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue....
Way Too Early : MSNBCW : May 30, 2016 2:30am-3:01am PDT
your native country, austria. what was fascinating is, you could argue they had an election which came down to somebody from the far left, maybe similar to a bernie sanders, and someone from the far right, a nativist of sorts. and nobody was happy with their choices. all of a sudden, this country is experiencing an appeal of a socialist and the appeal of a nativist. what lessons do you think americans should take away from this? >> i think that it is pretty much in many different countries i've seen that. that they're looking for an outsider. and people are dissatisfied with the status quo and people are dissatisfied with the action that has been created in those capitalists. that politicians are not keeping their promises and politicians don't solve problems. and this is why you see in our poll numbers that 69% of the people say the politicians have to work together. that is the most important thing. and they have to come to a compromise. and in washington, not much is getting done. some of it is getting done. but not much. and i think that to spend billions of dollars on the capital,
your native country, austria. what was fascinating is, you could argue they had an election which came down to somebody from the far left, maybe similar to a bernie sanders, and someone from the far right, a nativist of sorts. and nobody was happy with their choices. all of a sudden, this country is experiencing an appeal of a socialist and the appeal of a nativist. what lessons do you think americans should take away from this? >> i think that it is pretty much in many different...
Varney & Company : FBC : May 23, 2016 9:00am-12:01pm EDT
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world's largest agricultural supplier. the greens are, oh, the end of the world. there is not, but austria goes anti-muslim riots and the they poke china's eye in vietnam. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ let's be clear. we like drama, but we're not going to see much drama on the markets this monday morning. stocks are going to open pretty flat. the dow, remember, about 800 points from the record close. ail, still hanging around, 47 and $48 a barrel, but the bank of america is going to $25 a barrel. it will not happen today, but that's what they expect in the future. i like to see the price of gasoline. i don't like this. it keeps going up. 228 the national average. it's a low of 169 on february the 15th. so we're almost 60 cents a gallon above that in a mere three months. more on that. outrage. stuart: did you say outrage? it's costing me $30 to fill up the van, it was 20. >> the scooby van, huh? >> let's get what's happening this hour. donald trump holding a closed door meeting-- >> a scooby van. stuart: he's holding a closed door meeting with senator bob corker at trump tower,
world's largest agricultural supplier. the greens are, oh, the end of the world. there is not, but austria goes anti-muslim riots and the they poke china's eye in vietnam. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ let's be clear. we like drama, but we're not going to see much drama on the markets this monday morning. stocks are going to open pretty flat. the dow, remember, about 800 points from the record close. ail, still hanging around, 47 and $48 a barrel, but the bank of...
PBS NewsHour : KQED : May 23, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
-immigrant party in austria came within a whisker today of being elected president. his support showcased rising opposition both to migrants and to the european union. james mates of "independent television news" reports. >> reporter: austria and much of europe held its breath. the country interior minister declared whether the far right made the biggest breakthrough since world war ii. >> by just 31,000 votes out of 4.5 million, norbert huffer of the freedom party had been kept out of the presidential palace, conceding defeat on his facebook page but promising supporters he will be back. the country's new president is the mild-mannered economics proffer alexander van der bellen backed regally by the greens but then by everybody as they tried to keep the far right out. so europe will abbreviate the sigh of relief but can't ignore the collapse of the center and the rise of extremes of both left and right. centrist politicians who face wipeout points out it's far from just an austrian problem. >> should the rest of you be worried about this? >> i think the entire europe should wor
-immigrant party in austria came within a whisker today of being elected president. his support showcased rising opposition both to migrants and to the european union. james mates of "independent television news" reports. >> reporter: austria and much of europe held its breath. the country interior minister declared whether the far right made the biggest breakthrough since world war ii. >> by just 31,000 votes out of 4.5 million, norbert huffer of the freedom party had...
On the Move : BLOOMBERG : May 23, 2016 2:30am-4:01am EDT
austria, all of our clients are asking us about politics and populism in europe, the u.s., and everywhere, is that going to derail the recovery? policy something that need to deal with. guy: this morning, deutsche bank has fairly aggressive cut its year-end target for the stoxx 600. is this because u.s. investors aren't going to be involved, or is it because european companies can't generate any top line? geoffrey: slightly more to the latter. we removed our overweight euro on equities so we are flat on both accounts. it is more on the earnings side. we are relatively optimistic. that hasn't delivered on the top line side. now with the euro trading where it is, you don't get too much of an fx it either. manufacturing side, a lot to be desired. consumption side looks better. that should drive growth. it is just not happening at the pace we would want to see. guy: we never get enough time with you. geoffrey yu, thank you very much indeed. up next, hedge funds are piling into the same stocks. we're going to chart those momentum bets next. ♪ matt: welcome back to "on the move." i
austria, all of our clients are asking us about politics and populism in europe, the u.s., and everywhere, is that going to derail the recovery? policy something that need to deal with. guy: this morning, deutsche bank has fairly aggressive cut its year-end target for the stoxx 600. is this because u.s. investors aren't going to be involved, or is it because european companies can't generate any top line? geoffrey: slightly more to the latter. we removed our overweight euro on equities so we...
austria. el autor de los disparos fue un hombre de cinco aÑos que habÍa tenido una acalorada discusiÓn con una mujer. jorge: los servicios de inteligencia de afganistÁn confirmar la muerte de el lÍder de el grupo talibÁn, en una remota zona de la zona afgana. dijo que este hombre era una amenaza para las fuerzas estadounidenses. marÍa: el presidente barack cientos de personas de un albergue en mexico que se encontraban en condiciones infrahumanas, las autoridades de jalisco ampliaron los operativos hacia otros centros similares.y en total han rescatado a pco mas de 600 personas.nuestra corresponal ahtziri cardenas ha seguido los casos en los que abundan testimonios de abusos sexuales, golpes y tortura. este nuevo rescate las condiciones no eran distintas. de estos 380 hombres adultos y 159 menores. marÍa: de acuerdo al fiscal en todos hay indicios de abusos sexuales e instrumentos de tortura. >> esta organizaciÓn criminal actuaba bajo la fachada de un centro de atenciÓn. los responsables son pacheco sÁnchez, el cual en este momento se encuentra confinado. >> hablÁbamos y me di
austria. el autor de los disparos fue un hombre de cinco aÑos que habÍa tenido una acalorada discusiÓn con una mujer. jorge: los servicios de inteligencia de afganistÁn confirmar la muerte de el lÍder de el grupo talibÁn, en una remota zona de la zona afgana. dijo que este hombre era una amenaza para las fuerzas estadounidenses. marÍa: el presidente barack cientos de personas de un albergue en mexico que se encontraban en condiciones infrahumanas, las autoridades de jalisco ampliaron...
NBC10 News Today Weekend at 5:30am : WCAU : May 22, 2016 5:30am-6:01am EDT
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july. >>> a gunman fired into a concert crowd in austria. they say before the shooting, the men argued with a woman in the parking lot. >>> now to the latest on the egyptair flight and crash, 804, in the mediterranean see. they show smoke in the cockpit and the bathroom. mounting evidence points toward a sudden dramatic catastrophe. the audio shows that all was routine as he checked in with air traffic controllers in switzerland. >> thank you so much, good night. >> they have now joined in on the recovery mission. they hope the plane's black boxes will explain why the plane plunked into the sea with 66 people on board. >>> president obama is expected to arrive in vietnam in the next few hours. he left washington yesterday with a trip halfway around the world. they have hung up posters to welcome him. and he said it's the world's -- >>> good morning, i'm karen thomas and you're waking up with us. we're looking at cloudy skies for sure and lickers showers right now. beautiful philly skyline despite the cloudy skyline around it. the sun officially up. a nice picture but we have plenty of
july. >>> a gunman fired into a concert crowd in austria. they say before the shooting, the men argued with a woman in the parking lot. >>> now to the latest on the egyptair flight and crash, 804, in the mediterranean see. they show smoke in the cockpit and the bathroom. mounting evidence points toward a sudden dramatic catastrophe. the audio shows that all was routine as he checked in with air traffic controllers in switzerland. >> thank you so much, good night....
DW News : KCSM : May 9, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm PDT
. jet skiing to some islands. in europe, the chancellor of austria resigned on monday. part of the country's political upheaval over the migration isis. the democrats social -- suffered a major defeat at the elections. he had been under pressure over his tough stance on immigration. he cited a lack of support for his resignation. the far right freedom party is gaining support on an anti-migrant platform. we asked the correspondent about what appears to be a significant political transformation. >> yes it does mean a shakeup. at the moment, no one is talking about the early elections. they still have more than two years to run. i think there would be quite enough people. the major parties are aware that going to the polls at the moment is probably not a good idea. what we will see now is a new chancellor selected. the real shock will, if the freedom party wins the presidency on may 22 in the runoff election. then all options are open. >> we're going to take a short break. only come back, more news. stay with us. >> brazil's embattled president says the impeachment process against he
. jet skiing to some islands. in europe, the chancellor of austria resigned on monday. part of the country's political upheaval over the migration isis. the democrats social -- suffered a major defeat at the elections. he had been under pressure over his tough stance on immigration. he cited a lack of support for his resignation. the far right freedom party is gaining support on an anti-migrant platform. we asked the correspondent about what appears to be a significant political transformation....
Noticiero Univisión: Fin de semana : WUVP : May 7, 2016 11:30pm-12:01am EDT
paÍses mejor evaluados son austria, alemania y australia. segÚn la onu mÉxico fue el segundo lugar de corrupciÓn a nivel mundial y esto se debe a una cuestiÓn cultural sino a la impunidad que impera en el paÍs. arantxa: de regreso a estados unidos la mayorÍa de los analistas polÍticos consideran que la cada vez mÁs posible nominaciÓn del donald trump estÁ sumiendo en la crisis al partido republicano. una de las opciones que se ha barajado es un nuevo candidato independiente pero por ahora no hay nadie que haya dado muestras de estar dispuesto. galo: en una contienda que demuestra que cualquier cosa puede suceder la apariciÓn del nuevo candidato independiente no se ha descartado. se podrÍa complicar el candidato a quien ella se sienten ganadores. el pasado jueves el excandidato presidencial se reuniÓ en privado con el editor de la revista estÁndar y quien lidera un esfuerzo para que otro personaje robe votos. >> puede rescatar lo que es el partido republicano porque ya los republicanos en el pasado han votado por Él. hay personas que dicen que donald trump representa el de
paÍses mejor evaluados son austria, alemania y australia. segÚn la onu mÉxico fue el segundo lugar de corrupciÓn a nivel mundial y esto se debe a una cuestiÓn cultural sino a la impunidad que impera en el paÍs. arantxa: de regreso a estados unidos la mayorÍa de los analistas polÍticos consideran que la cada vez mÁs posible nominaciÓn del donald trump estÁ sumiendo en la crisis al partido republicano. una de las opciones que se ha barajado es un nuevo candidato independiente pero por...
Fast Money Halftime Report : CNBC : May 23, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm EDT
market might be in denial. >> with egyptair last week as well as austria right now, haven't heard for sure but it was too close to call with a very right wing candidate leading over in austria, i don't think we're in position right now where the fed at its june meeting is going to be able to move. but i mean, could they move and is june more likely than december, yes. i still think it's way under 40%. in other words, saying that we might see two or three hikes this year, i don't see that in the cards at all. >> this is why i wonder how the market's going to react if and when they go in june. half the table here doesn't think they're going to. >> we have 23 days until it would be made for the june meeting. i think the fed would love to have things line up in the way it would need to be able to go in june. i think the fed's issue is that it was saying, the house view of the fed was two, probably, this year before all this jaw-boning started and the market was saying maybe none. they don't want the market to say maybe none but they also don't expect the market to get fully on board with
market might be in denial. >> with egyptair last week as well as austria right now, haven't heard for sure but it was too close to call with a very right wing candidate leading over in austria, i don't think we're in position right now where the fed at its june meeting is going to be able to move. but i mean, could they move and is june more likely than december, yes. i still think it's way under 40%. in other words, saying that we might see two or three hikes this year, i don't see that...
Global 3000 : KCSM : May 17, 2016 7:30pm-8:01pm PDT
have it checked, like in austria and switzerland. you would be able to warn users directly and prevent some of the more major problems. reporter: there were 25 deaths in germany officially attributed to legal highs. it is clear that there needs to be more information out there for the public. anchor: more public information is needed for other drugs. alcohol is highly addictive and has a negative effect on society. heroin comes in second place, followed by tobacco. cannabis is listed as eighth. 180 million people consume it worldwide and it is illegal to sell in most countries. that is now changing in uruguay. reporter: he heads up the first state-controlled cannabis club. until recently, this would have been a criminal offense. selling marijuana was illegal. this has changed everything. >> the politics of "peace of mind." we faced huge legal problems. then, it is a quality issue. if it is expired -- >> uruguay allowed small amounts of cannabis for personal consumption and everything this was something of a revolution and, now, the state regulates. everything is coordinated by
have it checked, like in austria and switzerland. you would be able to warn users directly and prevent some of the more major problems. reporter: there were 25 deaths in germany officially attributed to legal highs. it is clear that there needs to be more information out there for the public. anchor: more public information is needed for other drugs. alcohol is highly addictive and has a negative effect on society. heroin comes in second place, followed by tobacco. cannabis is listed as...
Noticiero Univisión: Fin de semana : KDTV : May 22, 2016 6:30pm-7:01pm PDT
en un concierto al aire libre en austria. entre los muertos un hombre de 27 aÑos que poco antes habÍa sostenido una acalorada discusiÓn con una mujer. las autoridades dijeron que fue un accidente de violencia comÚn sin relaciÓn alguna con los comicios presidenciales de hoy. fÉlix: ha muerto el mÁximo cabecilla de la insurgencia talibÁnen un ataque controles. perecieron en una remota zona de pakistÁn. el jefe del talibÁn era una amenaza para las fuerzas estadounidenses y afganas. presentadora: el presidente obama arribÓ a la capital de vietnam para iniciar una visita oficial de tres dÍas en busca de convertir a un socioeconÓmico un viejo enemigo. se reunirÁ maÑana con su homÓlogo vietnamita. la visita de obama ha despertado particular interÉs por el posible levantamiento del embargo ese paÍs que data de 1984. fÉlix: las autoridades fiscales contienen los operativos hacia otros centros similares y en total han rescatado a poco mÁs de 600 personas nuestra corresponsal seguido los casos en los que abundan los testimonios de abusos sexuales, golpes y hasta torturas
en un concierto al aire libre en austria. entre los muertos un hombre de 27 aÑos que poco antes habÍa sostenido una acalorada discusiÓn con una mujer. las autoridades dijeron que fue un accidente de violencia comÚn sin relaciÓn alguna con los comicios presidenciales de hoy. fÉlix: ha muerto el mÁximo cabecilla de la insurgencia talibÁnen un ataque controles. perecieron en una remota zona de pakistÁn. el jefe del talibÁn era una amenaza para las fuerzas estadounidenses y afganas....
campeonato europeo de fÓrmula tres. en austria el piloto estadounidense tras ingresar con su mÁquina en 1 a degradada fue embestido por detrÁs por el piloto chino chi chong lee. presentadora: mÁs adelante el bayern munich del pp guardiola es el nuevo campeÓn de la bundesliga alemana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. la surface pro es muy intuitiva. era papel y lápiz. puedo dibujar líneas suaves, como usando un lápiz de verdad. he sido artista forense por más de 30 años. hago los bocetos de los chicos malos. uno necesita buena resolución y un procesador poderoso. la computadora tiene que actuar rápido como mi cerebro. quiero que mi arte le sirva a la gente. pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. francia sandoval y estos son tus noticias de la mls. con un
campeonato europeo de fÓrmula tres. en austria el piloto estadounidense tras ingresar con su mÁquina en 1 a degradada fue embestido por detrÁs por el piloto chino chi chong lee. presentadora: mÁs adelante el bayern munich del pp guardiola es el nuevo campeÓn de la bundesliga alemana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : May 20, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm PDT
all parts of health care. healthier is here. >>> we're back with "hard ball" rounds. >> so austria has their own donald trump who looks like he's going to win the presidential election on sunday. he wants to build a wall. >> around austria? >> somewhere around austria. he wants to keep muslims out, he's against free trade, and he has a strong following of these young people who are calling themselves right-winged hipsters. >> handicapping, is he going to win? >> he's a front-runner right now. >> matt. >> these wounds are healing incredibly fast. >> bob corker for v.p.? >> it's a live wire. i don't know if i'd be for that, but it's a live wire. at least he's meeting with trump. >> that's interesting. >> you were talking earlier in the show about what bernie sanders might be demanding. >> even handling policy in the middle east. that's a biggy. >> i've been talking to democrats about what he would go for, particularly in terms of primarily the process. would he try to get rid of the caucus system even though that has advantage. >> yes. i think all or nothing. >> and the sense is, yea
all parts of health care. healthier is here. >>> we're back with "hard ball" rounds. >> so austria has their own donald trump who looks like he's going to win the presidential election on sunday. he wants to build a wall. >> around austria? >> somewhere around austria. he wants to keep muslims out, he's against free trade, and he has a strong following of these young people who are calling themselves right-winged hipsters. >> handicapping, is he going...
Fareed Zakaria GPS : CNNW : May 15, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PDT
week the austria chancellor resigned after eight years in office. the move marked the death of the moderates in a country where the far right wing has won the first round of austria's presidential elections. courts recently reminded us that rome mismanaged a migrant crisis 1,700 years ago, turning inwards and losing its universal appeal, and it marked the beginning of the end of the roman empire. >>> next on "gps," we continue on this theme. who in the world could have predicted the rise of trump? well, my next guest says if you had the right skills, the right eye for patterns and connections, the right filter to see the important data amidst the flood, you could. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humi
week the austria chancellor resigned after eight years in office. the move marked the death of the moderates in a country where the far right wing has won the first round of austria's presidential elections. courts recently reminded us that rome mismanaged a migrant crisis 1,700 years ago, turning inwards and losing its universal appeal, and it marked the beginning of the end of the roman empire. >>> next on "gps," we continue on this theme. who in the world could have...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : May 9, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EDT
. required --s acquiring it. the familytrolled by from austria, building up coffee holding's. some other smaller companies, and now krispy kreme, the price of $1.35 billion, $21 a share. a ripple effect among other food restaurant stocks, even though those that do not have anything do coffee or doughnuts, texas roadhouse, red robin, bringing investors back to looking at these stocks to another one bouncing back is aaa again. no coffee and donuts but an awful lot of burritos. they have been beaten down considerably by the sales troubles and health troubles the chain has been having. bouncing back today. betty: thank you. let's get a quick check of the headlines this afternoon. mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. tellingrnie sanders is supporters in new jersey to keep fighting despite his long odds. mr. sanders: don't let anybody tell you this campaign is over. we will fight for the last thing vote we can-- last find. >> senator sanders would have to win 66% of the remaining pledged delegates and so far, he is winning just 45% entrails hillary clinton even more when party insid
. required --s acquiring it. the familytrolled by from austria, building up coffee holding's. some other smaller companies, and now krispy kreme, the price of $1.35 billion, $21 a share. a ripple effect among other food restaurant stocks, even though those that do not have anything do coffee or doughnuts, texas roadhouse, red robin, bringing investors back to looking at these stocks to another one bouncing back is aaa again. no coffee and donuts but an awful lot of burritos. they have been...
America's Election HQ : FOXNEWSW : May 7, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
year. >>> and we've got problems in nearby austria. riot police clashing with protesters there at the demonstration spirals out of control. very active officers responding with tear gas as protesters threw bricks and firecrackers at them. 20 people were arrested. the demonstrator were voicing their opposition to austria tightening up the border security. >>> this is a fox news alert. a wildfire burning in western canada could double in size today. dry and windy conditions are fueling the fire in alberta. firefighters expect the fans to span more than half a million acres as it moves northeast into forested areas. nearly 90,000 people have been evacuated so far. brian yet tis is live from our new york city newsroom. brian, this is a frightening ordeal. >> unpredictable, dangerous, frightening. this wildfire started saturday and it has grown to be six times the size of washington, d.c. an area to large that canadian officials are calling this a national emergency and they admit that significant rainfall is the only thing that will stop this fire. until then more than 1400 firefighters a
year. >>> and we've got problems in nearby austria. riot police clashing with protesters there at the demonstration spirals out of control. very active officers responding with tear gas as protesters threw bricks and firecrackers at them. 20 people were arrested. the demonstrator were voicing their opposition to austria tightening up the border security. >>> this is a fox news alert. a wildfire burning in western canada could double in size today. dry and windy conditions are...
Fareed Zakaria GPS : CNNW : May 15, 2016 7:00am-8:01am PDT
accused of fire attacks on asylum centers. and this past week the austria chancellor resigned after eight years in office. the move marked the death of the moderates in a country where the far right wing has won the first round of austria's presidential elections. courts recently reminded us that rome mismanaged a migrant crisis 1,700 years ago, turning inwards and losing its universal appeal, and it marked the beginning of the end of the roman empire. next on "gps," we continue on this theme. who in the world could have predicted the rise of trump? well, my next guest says if you had the right skills, the right eye for patterns and connections, the right filter to see the important data amidst the flood, you could. >>> most of us in the animal kingdom have five main senses. touch, sight, smell, hearing and taste. some humans are said to have a sixth sense which merriam-webster defines as a power of perception-like, but not one of the five senses. well, along comes an author who paw sits another sense entirely. joshua cooper's new book is called the seventh sense, power and fortune
accused of fire attacks on asylum centers. and this past week the austria chancellor resigned after eight years in office. the move marked the death of the moderates in a country where the far right wing has won the first round of austria's presidential elections. courts recently reminded us that rome mismanaged a migrant crisis 1,700 years ago, turning inwards and losing its universal appeal, and it marked the beginning of the end of the roman empire. next on "gps," we continue on...
Worldwide Exchange : CNBC : May 23, 2016 5:00am-6:01am EDT
. >> i'm back to austria now. >> that's being overplayed a little bit. the president's role is more of a ceremonial role than the chance of austria. but it is significant. >> it is indicative of what is happening, not just there but here and with immigration and everything else. >>> anyway, back to the fed, we'll see. it's been eight years, we're almost up 5% unemployment. gosh, i hope they have us ready to go from a whole quarter point to a whole half point. i'm very worried. you talk to mohamed el-erian, and we have him for an hour. we have the ceo on to talk about buying some american assets on the cheap because of our tax rate. that's about it. >> joe, great lineup. we look forward to that in ten minutes' time. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange." is a june rate hike on the table? we'll talk to brian belski about that coming up. febreze air effects heavy duty has up to... ...two times the odor-eliminating power to... ...remove odors you've done noseblind to [inhales] mmm. use febreze air effects, till it's fresh and try febreze small spaces... ...to continuously eliminate up to
. >> i'm back to austria now. >> that's being overplayed a little bit. the president's role is more of a ceremonial role than the chance of austria. but it is significant. >> it is indicative of what is happening, not just there but here and with immigration and everything else. >>> anyway, back to the fed, we'll see. it's been eight years, we're almost up 5% unemployment. gosh, i hope they have us ready to go from a whole quarter point to a whole half point. i'm very...
by 0.2%. good session, the nikkei 225 up 0.4% even though we saw cpi -- austria having a good session as well. some of the shocks we are watching in the region. there have been a couple of broker upgrades which have given a boost. toshiba rising to a two-month high. air asia, biggest jump in seven months, up almost 13%. disappointing in hong kong after its revenue fell by 19%. that was announced after the bell yesterday. weakness in hong kong and china but a solid week elsewhere. the index on track for its first win for the month of may. anna: thank you very much us from hong kong. let talk about the g-7. the gathering is winding up with an end of summit communiquÉ saying economies have strengthen their resilience to avoid falling into another crisis. the group feels monetary policy is not enough to spark growth. the prime minister of japan, he has failed in his bid to have leaders warn of the risk of a global economic crisis. we have live pictures of him speaking now. whating you up to speed on he is saying as we watch him, he says the biggest risk is the shadow over the glo
by 0.2%. good session, the nikkei 225 up 0.4% even though we saw cpi -- austria having a good session as well. some of the shocks we are watching in the region. there have been a couple of broker upgrades which have given a boost. toshiba rising to a two-month high. air asia, biggest jump in seven months, up almost 13%. disappointing in hong kong after its revenue fell by 19%. that was announced after the bell yesterday. weakness in hong kong and china but a solid week elsewhere. the index on...
News4 Today : WRC : May 22, 2016 10:00am-10:30am EDT
the western part of austria on a property used by a motorcycle club. police say he got a gun out of his car and started shooting at random. and he shot himself as police closed this. >>> investigators are trying to figure out why egyptair crashed. experts say there could have been a fire on board, explosion or technical glitch. crews are still trying to find the black boxes from the plane it could be weeks if not longer before they know exactly what happened on that plane. 66 people were on board the flight from paris to cairo. >>> in decision 2016, popularity may be hard to come by for the leading presidential di journal" poll out today shows hillary clinton and donald trump are the two most unpopular likely presidential nominees in the poll's history. 54% of registered voters have a negative opinion of clinton, while for trump, the number is 58%. the poll has a margin of error of 3.1 percentage points. >>> meanwhile clinton's rival bernie sanders says if he's elected president, he would not reappoint debbie wasserman shuttle to head the d thinc but would back her challenger. sh sc
the western part of austria on a property used by a motorcycle club. police say he got a gun out of his car and started shooting at random. and he shot himself as police closed this. >>> investigators are trying to figure out why egyptair crashed. experts say there could have been a fire on board, explosion or technical glitch. crews are still trying to find the black boxes from the plane it could be weeks if not longer before they know exactly what happened on that plane. 66 people...
. freddie gray drew -- died last year. candidatendent alexander vander beland has narrowly won austria's presidential election denying his rival the chance of becoming europe's first far right head of state. he was to clear the winner by less than a single percentage point. the former leader of the green party says he hopes to build a new political culture. historiccis has held talks with the grand imam. the vatican said the meeting with the head of the group helped held in great significance for dialogue between catholics and muslims. five years after it froze talks with the vatican in protest of the comments made by the popeous hope -- benedict. mercury contamination caused by illegal gold-mining is causing deaths. they found mercury levels were above the maximum pollution levels. the government said the area would be suffering from pollution for the next 80 years. the united nations wants to investigate disturbing evidence of civilian deaths by this turkish security forces. they are fighting kurdish militants in southeast turkey. up to 160 civilians have been the turkish foreign minis
. freddie gray drew -- died last year. candidatendent alexander vander beland has narrowly won austria's presidential election denying his rival the chance of becoming europe's first far right head of state. he was to clear the winner by less than a single percentage point. the former leader of the green party says he hopes to build a new political culture. historiccis has held talks with the grand imam. the vatican said the meeting with the head of the group helped held in great significance...
Right Side With Armstrong Williams : WJLA : May 16, 2016 2:00am-2:30am EDT
in saudi arabia where syria, libya and yemen were all on the agenda. he's now in austria where there will be more high level meet this is week about the crisis in those countries. >>> and hundreds gathered at agee ho va's witness hall to remember prince. his protege sheila e. and sinbad were both there but his family was not. >>> it was a s