guy hedgecoe, bbc news, spain. the boss of one of the world's biggest advertising agencies - wpp - has stepped down after the company's share price halved during his seven-year tenure. mark read is standing down from what remain's britain's biggest advertising group, with more than 100,000 employees around the world, but lost its global placing last year as french rival publicis pulled in more revenue. and two big us rivals - omnicom and ipg - have announced plans to merge to create a huge north american advertising heavyweight. adam swann is a former employee of wpp and founder of the brand consultancy fortify . he says mark read's departure comes at a challenging time for the advertising industry. it's a really tricky time and industry. i would say the last five or six years have been brutal. party of it is technology. technology is dc mediating the sort of legacy agency model. there is also less money flying around. more clients marketing budgets goes direct to the tech platforms who are now of course embracing

so, i feel like you're trying to preserve a very particular taste of spain. -it's part of spain. farmer, chef, keeper of madrid's ancient ajo fino flame -- miriam is a marvel. muchas gracias. salud. -chin chin. -chin chin? -chinchón. -a chinchón. chin chin, chinchón. [ laughs ] ♪ -lucky me, i have a lunch date with my new friend, rock star chef dabiz muñoz, who i first met at the restaurant lhardy. inspired by cantonese cuisine and the best of madrid, dabiz's three michelin star restaurant, diverxo, is spearheading this city's food revolution. -hola. -hola. -que tal? i'm so excited. i feel so special. what are we making? yes, i want to drink this. -yeah. dabiz's version of cocido is light years from the traditional stew we last shared. for his reinvention, he's making the noodles from fish. -wait, that has become this? -yeah. okay. shark fin soup is a traditional chinese dish and highly controversial. when the shark is caught, the fin is cut off, but the rest of the animal is discarded. this cruel pctice has made shark finning illegal in much of the world. now, why do you want th

spain anticipates 100 million visitors this year, a record. its ambassador to the uk is keen to stress, protest to small and do not represent the view of the spanish people. what does the spanish government want to say to those people that were squirted with water pistols in? on sunday who've paid to come to spain to eat your food, drink your coffee, drink your beer, enjoy the sights and they're met with being sprayed with water pistols, well all i can say is that we are awfully sorry and that it doesn't represent at all the feeling in spain, you know how well twists are treated in spain in general and british people uh particularly, the atmosphere in spain is not hostile at all, on the contrary, it is as as friendly as... sever and we are working hard, as you know now, not on making numbers grow, we don't want numbers to grow, we want uh satisfaction to grow in in spain, the spanish government has begun tighter regulation of holiday flats, the tourist industry is bitter about the damage rentals have done, a long hot summer is ahead. simon bro

spain, southern spain, southern france are known for hot weather any way. yes, they are. i mean people here are not unaccustomed to thes in the high 30s or low 40s, certainly in the south of spain, that is something you would expect to see, or to happen several times perhaps during july, or august, but you wouldn't necessarily expect it so early in the year, in june. i think that is what has taken people by surprise, and i think it has surprised people in areas of france and italy as well. what we seem to be seeing is an elongation of the summer - these higher temperatures beginning earlier and earlier. you know, 50 years ago, it was extremely unusual to have a heat wave in june, now it is unusual, but it has started happening more and more - there have been nine heat waves in june in spain over the last 25 years. i'm joined by bbc weather chris fawkes. this is a record-breaking heatwave, what is causing it? it is to do with the ridge of high pressure. we have seen temperature record set in spain and portugal this weekend with spain having a top temperature of 46 celsius

"we're from spain. we're from spain." so i decided to do a dna test. and it turns out i am spanish. not any old spanish. i come from nobility here in asturias, and this chapel was built by my ancestors hundreds of years ago. ♪ ♪ i'm eva longoria. 11 generations ago, one of my ancestors left spain for the new world and a new life. 400 years later, i'm back. i'm so excited! -¡salud! -and i'm exploring spain and its 17 regions to see how the land and its people have created one of the world's most exciting cuisines. i think you know what you're doing. i'm in asturias and it's hard to believe this is spain. this is stunning. forget sun, sea, and sangria. it's wet, wild, and mountainous. you're just like, "where am i?" living here takes effort -- [ speaking spanish ] -...and teamwork. -what?! we're gonna be here forever. and even a rebellious streak that could be in our shared dna. i was the black sheep of my family. -me, too. -i'm sure you were. -asturians have learned to make the most of their rugged home. [ speaking spanish ] -and their food, like the people, is hearty, unpretentious

so, i feel like you're trying to preserve a very particular taste of spain. -it's part of spain.g. farmer, chef, keeper of madrid's ancient ajo fino flame -- miriam is a marvel. muchas gracias. salud. -chin chin. -chin chin? -chinchón. -a chinchón. chin chin, chinchón. [ laughs ] confession: i moved here because xfinity wifi is booming... and i suspect you moved here for the wifi... ...and if you moved here for the wifi... ...where's everyone gonna live? yvette... boomtown summit! complete with the most reliable wifi from xfinity! i don't need to move. but now i'm going to. it's that easy. wherever you want to move, xfinity makes it super easy. unpack the most reliable wifi with our best equipment. and get set up in a snap with just a few taps in the xfinity app. the wifi is booming. ♪ -lucky me, i have a lunch date with my new friend, rock star chef dabiz muñoz, who i first met at the restaurant lhardy. inspired by cantonese cuisine and the best of madrid, dabiz's three michelin star restaurant, diverxo, is spearheading this city's food revolution. -hola. -hola. -que tal? i'm so

we have found spain. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ the tiny basque country is cut off from the rest of spain by mountains. it's led to an independent spirit that has seen them fight back roman conquest, repel moorish invaders, rebel against fascist dictator general franco, and overcome decades of separatist violence to find the peace and prosperity they enjoy today. and at the region's heart is the elegant seaside city of san sebastian or "donostia," as the basque call it. hi! -hi! -nice to meet you. -nice to meet you, too. -an american and san sebastian. food writer, marti buckley has been savoring every bite here since trading alabama for san sebastian 15 years ago. -whenever anybody comes to visit me in san sebastian, the first thing i like to do is take them for pintxos . -oh, really? -yes. it's the best introduction to the basque cuisine, to how people eat here, to the culture. -yeah. -and we just keep going all night long. how could it not be? -i mean, is that the plan? -that's the plan. -[ laughs ] great. pintxo is spanish for spike. and around here, food on a stick has been elevated to

spain is the world's biggest olive oil producer.eavy tariffs could deliver another blow to a sector which has only just recovered from a damaging drought. as the eu tries to reach a trade agreement with the united states, spain's olive industry is watching nervously. translation: in these negotiations industrial products have a much bigger influence than food. i wouldn't like it if in this negotiation, food products like olive oil were used as mere bargaining chips in order to get a better deal for europe's industrial products. that worries me. much will depend on whether the eventual tariffs are uniform, or whether some countries are affected more than others. but in spain and elsewhere, exporters are preparing for the worst. companies are already looking for other markets, other partners, other suppliers, no matter what. i mean, regardless of how this ends, if i was the ceo of any company with a high exposure to the united states since on january 21st, i would have sent my entire sales team to find other markets. amid the enormous

we're going to make spain, i like spain, i have so many. people from spain that it's a great place ande ride, but they'll have to pay it back to us on trade, because i'm not going to let that happen, it's unfair, it's unfair, and with that it brings us to the end of this uh world news bulletin. thanks so much for staying with us uh right here present, we don't change that dial as things are constantly changing in this region and we want to bring analyses to you, so make sure you stay with us right here, press tv. اعداد، آماده کردن. به اندازه استطاعت یعنی هیچ قانع نباشید به یک حتی هرچه می توانید این آمادگی رو بایدی تاکید بکنید و زیاد کنید که رژیم صهیونیستی اشتباه بزرگی کرد خطای بزرگی غلطی که since israel's invasion of palestine and the occupation of the jordan river cities, many religious scholars express concern over the development. the religious scholars of cairo, medina, istanbul, om and najaf reacted differently to the occupation. following these reactions, arab nations...

it can start in spain.ometers per day? -yesterday 25. -25? -today we want to do the same. -yeah. [ conversing in spanish ] -[ laughs ] -buen camino! [ men shout joyfully ] they get so happy. ♪ it's amazing. there's, like, this feeling of solidarity, like everybody's doing it together. i feel like i'm doing it, and i'm driving. like, look at this guy helping the biker, who hasn't let go of him. how beautiful is that? buen camino! ♪ this is galicia's wine country, the region of rias baixas. with its face to the atlantic and on the banks of four great rias, it's the wettest wine-growing region in spain and home to the iconic grape albariño, loved for its salty tang. the grape is said to have been cultivated in the middle ages by french monks walking the camino. all right. i am on my way to an experience i could only have in galicia -- a furaho. and a furancho is like a cret restaurant. it's when a house and a furancho or a family that makes wine has the opportunity to sell their excess wine of the year. it's o

serious about that, we're going to make spain, i like spain, i have so many people from spain that it'shey'll have to pay it back to us on trade, because i'm not going to let that happen." unfair, it's unfair, and with that, it brings us to the end of this world news edition right here at press tv. thanks so much for staying with us and make sure you don't change that dial, or we'll be bringing you all the latest that's taking place in iran, the region and the world. اعداد آماده کردن به اندازه استطاعت یعنی هیچ قانع نباشید به یک خطی هرچه می توانید این آمادگی رو بایستی تاکید بکنید. i think so much for staying with us right here at uh press tv as we continue to look at the uh situation in the region and we've just recently heard from the leader of the islamic revolution sayid ali khamenei um who talked about the victory, the victory against the israeli regime and also the regime in washington, we're going to be looking at uh his speech a little bit more in detail this half hour with our analysts uh here in the studio with me have not head for isa and i also like to welcome our guests out o

we want satisfaction to grow in spain. the spanish government has begun tighter regulation of holiday flats. the industry is bitter about the damage rentals have done. a long hot summer is ahead. simon browning, bbc news in majorca. staying with the problem of over tourism and spanish court has upheld a government order to block more than 65,000 rental listings. it comes after a b&b appealed the decision, saying it went against spanish regulations on short-term rentals. spain's government says is a b&b listings are worsening the housing shortage in the country. the founder of messaging app telegram has said it will share the inheritance of his multibillion-dollar fortune with his more than 100 children. but they will only receive it 30 years from now. pavel durov, a 40-year-old billionaire, has six children who were conceived naturally with three different partners plus at least another 100 whom he has fathered through sperm donations. his net worth is expected to be $13.9 billion. plenty more on our website. do head over

and spain has also agreed with the targets, the effect is that spain think they can achieve those targets, nato is absolutely convinced that spain will have to spend a 3.5% together, so it's country will now directly report on what they are doing in terms of spending and reaching the targets, so we will see, and anyway there will be a review in 29. ok, let's come to the side of the room. we will go to the front row, the gentleman in the beijing jacket. -- beige jacket. dear secretary general, two weeks ago, you said in london that russia could be a ready to use military force against nato within five years, and repeated it, in five years. could you please tell us what is this assessment based on and cannot russia attack finland, estonia, lithuania, latvia, or any other nato nation located in the eastern flank of nato? there is widespread agreement within a nato that at this moment, today, if russia would attack us, our reaction would be devastating and the russians know this. but there is great worry in many circles of nato we have heard a couple of weeks ago and many other senior militar

we want satisfaction to grow in spain. the spanish government has begun tighter regulation of holiday flats. the industry is bitter about the damage rentals have done. a long hot summer is ahead. simon browning, bbc news in majorca. stay with us because we have all the leaders have those coming up the top of hour including news that iran has fired missiles into southern

spain is the only country that are you from spain? yeah, good. congratulat. you're the only country that is not paying, i don't what the problem is, it's, i think it's too bad, so we'll make it up, we're going to do, we're negotiating with spain on a trade deal, we're going to make them pay twice as much, and i'm actually serious about that, we're going to make spain, i like spain, i have so many people from spain that it's a great place and they're great people, but spain is is the only country out of all of the countries that refuses to... pay and you know so they want a little bit of a free ride, but they'll have to pay it back to us on trade, because i'm not going to let that happen, it's unfair, it's unfair and it all, and with that it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin right here, press tv, again you can see the breaking news at the bottom of your screen that the leader of the islamic revolution sad ali khamenei has congratulate the iranian nation for its victory over israel, and with that it brings us to the end of this world

spain is the world's biggest olive oil producer. heavy tariffs could deliver another blow to a sector which has only just recovered from a damaging drought. as the eu tries to reach a trade agreement with the united states, spain's olive industry is watching nervously. translation: in these negotiations, industrial products have a much bigger influence than food. i wouldn't like it if in this negotiation, food products like olive oil were used as mere bargaining chips in order to get a better deal for europe's industrial products. that worries me. much will depend on whether the eventual tariffs are uniform, or whether some countries are affected more than others. but in spain and elsewhere, exporters are preparing for the worst. companies are already looking for other markets, other partners, other suppliers, no matter what. i mean, regardless of how this ends, if i was the ceo of any company with a high exposure to the united states since on january 21st, i would have sent my entire sales team to find other markets. amid the enorm

we want satisfaction to grow in spain. the spanish government has begun tighter regulation of holiday flats. the tourist industry is bitter about the damage rentals have done. a long, hot summer is ahead. thailand says the population of endangered indochinese tigers has made a remarkable recovery. officials say the increase is due to a joint project between the thai government and the wwf. the measures include a breeding programme for deer, which then become prey for the tigers. the latest data indicates their numbers ranged around 200 last year compared to about 40 in 2007. to their legions of fans they're fluffy and adorable, to others they look rather scary - either way labubu dolls have become the latest must-have toy accessory. sold by chinese toy maker pop mart, the elfin creature has become a viral sensation, with millions sold. they've also caught the attention of celebrities - rhianna and kim kardashian, among many high profile owners. and competition for those who want to get their hands on one - is fierce. i've

we want satisfaction to grow in spain.the spanish government has begun tighter regulation of holiday flats. the tourist industry is bitter about the damage rentals have done. a long, hot summer is ahead. let's return to one of our top stories. this is the seen live in the house of commons as mps are gathering to debate and vote on the final stage of a bill which could legalise assisted dying in england and wales. that is the speaker of the house of commons they are getting this debate under way. if approved, the bill will go to the house of lords for scrutiny. but if mps do not support it, it will fail and that will be the end of it. the terminally ill adults bill would allow terminally ill adults with six months or less to live to get medical assistance to end their own lives. back in november, mps voted to back the bill introduced by labour's kim led peter by a majority of 55. she says she is confident the bill will pass today, but others say it is just too close to call. it is a free vote, and we will be covering that s

the basques are spain's great mystery. they're the oldest surviving society in europe.ancient, that their origins are unknown. -everything is coming from my memory, from the soul of my family. -but they're also at the modern, cutting edge of innovation and creativity. -it's very important to be open-minded. -right, and i think that's what makes you guys so special. here they speak the ancient language "euskara." [ speaking native language ] and many basques don't consider themselves to be spanish at all. their centuries-old traditions evoke strong emotions. -[ speaking native language ] -[ speaking native language ] [ laughter ] and here there are only two ways -- the basque way and the wrong way. ah! in the kitchen, this passion has driven their innovative chefs... what is this?! -they ain't got that in texas. -no. ...to constantly reinterpret their culinary heritage... look at this. it's like magic in front of our eyes. ...into world-renowned works of art. this is cuisine at a different level. i don't know what i'm going to do after this. i think we just throw in the

in 1598, when spain conquered. new mexico, when the spanish came up from mexico, from the from the conquest of tenochtitlan and mexico, they came up the rio grande and claimed new mexico for spain. so new mexico is a colony of spain. from 1598 to 1821. in 18 there was a long of new mexico. so mexico fighting against spain for its independence so in 1821 that moment that i read you are the flag going up. that was the moment that new mexico learned that they were no longer part of spain but they were now part of the new nation of mexico. so we were part of mexico from 1821 to 1846, when were then annexed by the united states. could 400 years of history in about 10 seconds. another question. we'll take with this one here. oh, the did any women make their journeys by themselves or in groups of other women without men traveling with them? oh, the short answer no. but like the sisters of loreto came across and the only the only actual drawing of women on the trail, one that i found in the saint louis art museum. and it w

spain is the only country -- are you from spain? congratulations. you are the only country that is not paying. i don't know what the problem is. i think it's too bad. we'll make it up. you know what we'll do. we're negotiating with spain on a trade deal and make them pay twice as much and serious about that. i like spain. i have so many people from spain that it's a great place and they are great people. but spain is the only country out of all of the countries that refuses to pay and, you know, they want a little bit of a free ride but they have to pay it back to us on trade. i won't let that happen. it is unfair. sir, please. go ahead in the back. yeah, you, tall one. the tall man. >> mr. president, i'm from austria national television. you once said that you would end the ukraine war in 24 hours. you later said it sarcastically. >> president trump: it was sarcastic. >> why haven't you been able to end the ukraine war? >> president trump: because it is more difficult than people would have any idea. vladimir putin has been more difficult frankly i

guy hedgecoe, bbc news, spain.if you want to stay up to date with what is happening in california, go to the bbc website. those protests against immigration raids have quietened down overnight after three days of unrest, mainly

new mexico was part of spain. from 1598 to 1821. but toward the of that reign, it was really strapped for resources. so her uncle pedro battista, pino was sent from mexico to mexico to tell spain what they needed and what he said is that there was an insufficiency of military might, that there was a chronic shortage of arms and soldiers that the that new mexico was preyed on by nomadic tribes that there were no schools and there was no trade that there were no markets to speak of and no ways of apprenticing. his list of needs compelling. and he warned that if spain didn't step up their protection of new mexico that new mexico would fall to the americans. well first it mexico declared its independence from spain and carmel began to bring up the next i found carmel in so many different of documents in a bill of sale at a store in a baptismal record in census record from buchanan county here in missouri. and i found here where is listed as maria carmel benevides and she is the wife of antoine robledo. so this is when she's 29, when she

we want satisfaction to grow in spain. the spanish government has become prior to -- tighter regulation of rental flats. the industry is bitter about the damage rentals have done. a long hot summer is ahead. simon browning bbc news in majorca. before we go the founder of messaging app telegram has said it will share the inheritance of his multibillion-dollar fortune with his more than 100 children. but they will only receive it 30 years from now. the 40-year-old billionaire has six children who were conceived naturally with three different partners plus at least another 100 whom he has fadt by default partnered through sperm donations. is that worth is expected to be $13.9 billion. and his name is painful drive. that's all for hello there. welcome to talking business with me, tadhg enright. let's have a look at what's on the show. learning to live with trump. can american universities survive the president's crackdown and what will it mean for the economy? cuts to research funding and bans on foreign students are set to re

spain's 100 million visitors this year - a record. its ambassador to the uk is keen to stress protests are small and do not represent the view of the spanish people. what does the spanish government want to say to those people that were squirted with water pistols in cafes on sunday, who have paid to come to spain to eat your food, drink your coffee, drink your beer, enjoy the sights, and they're met with being sprayed with water? yeah, awfully sorry, and that it doesn't represent at all the feeling in spain. you know how well tourists are treated in spain in general, and british people particularly. the atmosphere in spain is not hostile at all. on the contrary, it is as friendly as ever. and we are working hard, as you know now, not on making numbers grow - we don't want numbers to grow, we want satisfaction to grow in spain. the spanish government has begun tighter regulation of holiday flats. the tourist industry is bitter about the damage rentals have done. a long, hot summer is ahead. that's all for now. do stay with bbc news. i

how rare are the high temperatures in europe, you know, spain, the southern spain, southern france are known for hot weather any way? yes, they are, i mean people here are not unaccustomed to thes in the high 30s or low 40s, certainly in the south of spain, that is something you would expect to happen several times perhaps during july or august, but you wouldn't necessarily expect it so early in the year, in june, that is what has taken people by surprise i think, and it surprised people in areas of france and italy, as well. what we seem to be seeing is an long investigation of the summer, these higher temperatures beginning earlier and earlier, 50 years ago it was very unusual to have a heat wave in june, now it is unusual, but it started happening more and more, there have been nine heat waves in june and spain over the last 25 years. guy, thank you. that is is the bbc correspondent in madrid for us. president trump said the us had totally obliterated tehran's nuclear facility, this comes as the head of it will nuclear watchdog the iaea says iran has the capacity to resume enriching

all due to hot air coming from spain and france.for the second day in a row. temperatures are reaching 40° across most of spain. the last three years have been the hottest in the country's history. in portugal , increased alert has been declared due to excessive heat and the risk of forest fires. in the capital lisbon , up to 40° is expected. and in italy, the authorities of several cities, including rome, venice and milan, are advising residents to stay at home until 6pm. the heat is not letting up and will last for at least a few days, during which the temperature will be even higher. the recommendations remain unchanged, drink enough water and hide in the shade. this is what people here tried to do. so let me remind you once again, salvation from hot weather is primarily water balance and shade. temperature. 40+ covered the entire european continent and the uk. it is expected that ukraine will experience european weather on wednesday, july 2. and that's all for today. traditionally, i urge you to subscribe to our pages on social

contribution is active, as well as other nato members, spain has also agreed that up to these... the very fact that spain can reach this percentage at 2.5, we now understand perfectly well in nato that spain should have 3.5%, so each country should be accountable for how much they spend on alliance, and it will be reviewed again in 2029, this side, first row. gentleman in the light brown jacket, correspondent from eltalehti from finland. mr. secretary general, two weeks ago in london you said that russia would be ready to use its forces in 5 years and to fight against nato. what is your assessment based on? can russia attack finland? estonia, lithuania, latvia or another, another nato member on the south-eastern flank, there is an agreement in nato that... today, if russia attacked us, it would be very terrible for russia, but we discussed this issue two weeks ago in germany, and the leadership of different countries discussed this issue, somewhere in 3-5-7 years russia will be able to successfully attack us if we do not start building up our capabilities now. yes, we must start

, yes, it rains in spain usually.kay, where are the plains, elisa, in spain, in spain, like this, wet snow on crete, only on the streets, okay, the water on mallorca does not taste like it should, very good level, thank you, at night, the road seems deserted. and deserted, i wonder how many other love stories, its promises and disappointments are behind these closed doors? hello, salam aleikum, aleikum salam, when, i can't. "without you just it's awful, it's so hard to live here without you, when i drive home at night, the roads are empty, there's no one on them, i'm the only one, i feel safe, i only ride my bike at night, heading home, but it's hard, when you open the door at home, no one, you turn on the light, the same story, then in the morning you go to work, come back home. the wish, my only wish is for you to come, i have it too, i have it too, i hope, i'm waiting for you, waiting for that day to come, how long will it take, do you have performance, they say six months, how can i live these six months without y

we're going to make spain, i like spain. i have so many people from spain that it's a great place and their great people but spain is the only country out of all of the countries that refuses to pay. and you know, said the want of a bit of a free ride but you have to pay it back to his country because i'm not going to let that happen. it's unfair. it's unfair denita. sir, please. go ahead. right in the back, neck, you, tall one. the tall man. >> mr. president, from austria national television. you once said you would in the ukraine were in 24 hours. he later said you said that sarcastically. >> of course a sarcastically. >> you've not been in office for five months in five days. why have you not been able to end the ukraine were? >> because it's more difficult and people wouldn't have any idea. vladimir putin has been more difficult. frankly at some problems with zelensky, you may have read about him. and it's been more difficult than of the worst and look we just ended a war in 12 days that was simmering for 30 years frankl

elderly, why, because it improves mood, reduces depression, even conducted studies on patients in spain who suffer from cancer, those who took baths swam in the sea, their stress level decreased and their mood improved, it is clear, therefore badminton for over 6 years. football for almost 5 years, swimming for 3 and a half years, now summer, you can do all this and should do it, understand, and we wish you this with all our hearts, and we wish you to be interested in your health as children are interested in it, come here, my dears, today our first program on the road is over, who remembers word for word what words we say every time we finish the program, come on? we were good, say it, let's live hard, great, what? right, come here, say it, for the first time in the history of the program, this is not me or any of the hosts saying this, what is your name? elena, where are you from you, from the moscow region, ramenskoye, so. what is your profession? i am a pensioner, okay, how old are you, i am a retired police officer, and how old are you? 42. police retirees are lucky, 42 years old,

with spain. i'm going to do it myself. they're going to pay. they'll pay more money this way. you should tell them to go back and pay. you're a reporter. you tell them to go back. they ought to join all of those countries that are paying 5%. spain's going to be just about the only one that's not. they were the most hostile toward toward doing it. i just doesn't make sense to me. okay. all right, kelly, go ahead. here we go. there's another one. thank you. we got them all today. >> okay, so, mr. president, you talked about expecting some on the ground assessments at fordo and other sites. is that really. and us? >> it's been obliterated. kelly. it's been. >> what is your message, then, sir? to the intelligence community when they present reports, you're not disputing the dia report. you're just. >> they presented a report that wasn't finished. we're talking about something that took place three days ago. >> i understand that's. >> a report was done some days ago. wait a minute. yes. they didn't se

in spain, in spain. that's it. wet snow in crete, only on the streets. okay. the water in mallorca doesn't taste like it should. good level, thank you, at night the road seems deserted and empty, i wonder how many other love stories, their promises and disappointments are behind these closed doors? without you it's just terrible, i can't, it's very difficult to live here without you, when i drive home at night, the roads are empty, there's no one on them, i'm the only one. i feel safe, i only ride my bike at night, heading home, but it's difficult when you open the door to a house where there's no one, you turn on the light, the same story, then in the morning you go to work come back home, my only wish is for you to come, me too, me too, i hope, i'm waiting for you, waiting for that day to come. how long will it take? do you have any idea? they say half a year, how can i live these six months without you, but i hope after that your papers will come and you will be able to come, a lot of people are waiting, today i heard that there are 50,000 people in line, w

are you going to negotiate directly with spain? about that i'm going to negotiate directly with spain. i'm going to do it myself. they going to pay, they'll pay more money this way. paste. you should tell them to go back and pay your report or you tell them to go back. they ought to join all of those countries that are paying 5 percent. spain's going to be just about the only one that's not they were the most hostile toward toward doing. i just doesn't make sense to me. okay. uh, kelly. go ahead. here we go. and there's another one. thank you for we got them all today. okay. so mister president, you talked about expecting some on the ground assessments set for joe and other young eyes. now here's that here again, really uh and us, it's been obliterated. kelly, it's been a one of your message the answer to the intelligence community. when they present reports, you're not disputing. the d i a report, you're just, they presented a report that wasn't finished with dr. a. something that took place 3 days ago. i understand that the repor

yes, it usually rains in spain on the plains, good, where is the plain, elisa, in spain, in spain, like this, wet snow on crete, only on the streets, good, the water on maljorka does not taste as it should, very good level, thank you. at night the road seems deserted and empty. i wonder how many other love stories and their promises and disappointments are behind these closed doors. kuma salam, how are you, i can't, it's just awful without you, it's very difficult to live here without you, when i drive home at night, the roads are empty, no one on them, i'm the only one, i feel safe, i only ride my bike at night, heading home, but it's hard, when you open the door in the house there's no one, you turn on the light, the same story, then in the morning you go to work come back home, my only wish is for you to come, me too, me too, i hope, inshallah, inshallah, i'm waiting for you, waiting for that day to come, how long will it take, do you have an idea, they say six months, how can i live these six months without you? but i hope, after that your papers will arrive and you can come. there

people say the best food in spain is in the basque country., the best food is here in san sebastián. let's go. let's go! i can hardly wait. san sebastián is famous for its many bars, offering a dazzling array of tapas. they're called “pintxos” in basque. basically you belly up to the bar, point to what you like and munch away. zurito is a small beer in basque. don't worry, they'll keep track of what you eat and drink. it's rude to put dirty napkins on the counter. they belong on the floor. no matter how much you like a place, save room for the next bar. you want to be mobile. that's part the fun. so we have so many bars that i can't even count them. we go bar hopping and every bar has its own specialty. - its famous little treat. -yes. -oh, good. this bar is loved for its “txangurro” ■ that's spider crab ■ and its mushrooms. this one's a town favorite for shrimp. and all serve “txakoli” fresh white wine. poured from high to aerate, which adds sparkle, it's good with seafood, and therefore, pairs well with basque cuisine. bars display their “pi

spain. that is the spain corner right there. i shouldn't have said that, that's ok. i do like spain, by the way, i think it's unfair they are not paying, but go ahead. i going to negotiate directly with spain about... i'm going to negotiate directly with spain, i will do it myself. they will pay more money this way. you should tell them to go back and pay. you are a reporter, tell them to go back and drawing all those countries that are paying 5%. spain is going to be just about the only one that is not. they were the most hostile towards doing it. it just doesn't make sense to me. all right, kelly, go ahead. here we go. here is another one. we got them all today. mr president, you talked about expecting some on the ground assessments at forno and other sites. is that... in... it has been obliterated, again. what do you say to the intelligence community when they present a report? you're not disputing a report, you are just... they presented a report that wasn't finished. we are talking about something that took place three days ago. the report was done... wait a min

and spain is canceling visa-free transit for russians at its airports, we will find out when the new rules will come into effect in business news. this is the program today in the studio dmitry zaboisky. hello. threats promises of unprecedented retribution, iran and israel are trying to suppress not only the air defense systems, but also the morale of the enemy. thus, tehran counts on the successful defeat of military facilities in tel aviv and haifa with the help of new weapons. the military leadership of the republic states that among the targets was the center for planning operations of the israeli intelligence agency massad. due to intensive shelling, tel avif is now completely paralyzed. however, after the publication of this interview, the israeli ambassador refuted his words: allegedly he was misunderstood, and he meant past operations, the effect of which will become obvious to everyone in the future. the news agency noted that the diplomat was very hasty in retracting his words. perhaps, with his statement, he intentionally revealed the plans of the israeli military leadersh