only in luxembourg, the netherlands, and austria are fewer people lot of work. >> mexico is heading for change in government. with most votes counted in the presidential ballot, the institutional revolutionary party, or pri, has won the majority of votes, and its leader enrique pena nieto has claimed victory. >> pri had ruled the country with an iron grip for 70 years after it was ousted in 2000. it had a reputation for ruthless and repressive policies. now it has regained popularity with the promise to tackle drug- related crime and poverty. >> up to 12 years in the political wilderness, the party that ruled mexico for most of the last century is back. led by enrique pena nieto. >> today, mexicans of that voted for change. they have given our party a second chance. we will honor it with results, with a new way of governing, according to the demands of the 21st century mexico. >> the 45-year-old former governor of mexico's state has promised jobs and economic growth. that is something mexico desperately needs now, almost half the population lives in poverty. the living standards of mill

actually avoid the artsy reporting from western austria. well later this hour we speak to a british business mogul who sponsored a prize for the best answer on how to manage a euro break up for him letting the travel states quit the monetary union is inevitable. i can't see our country whose interest rate is being held at levels that are miles above its growth rates come possibly escape the state without some. defaulting devaluing some of the debt and starting again and into greece and spain can be competitive in the flesh from all i don't see how they politicians will cling to their idealism at promises for as long as they possibly can but in the end the ways of economics always wins politics never trump second. but take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world one of the second world wars most wanted criminals has reportedly been found in hungary bloodless klaus chick's terry who is now ninety seven sent over fifteen thousand jews to auschwitz while working as a police commander in the i can gather he fled to ca

and doomsday fears are spreading across europe are teammates in austria and so certain of your own demise he's already stocking up on fuel and food. but first fresh protests have flared in bahrain despite the ruling monarchies declaration that all forms of public demonstrations are now banned in the latest clashes police and troops fired shotgun rounds and tear gas at demonstrators the police response to be on raft was immediate with hundreds of raids on the homes of suspected protesters and dozens of arrests we spoke to someone who witnessed the brutality on the streets filmmaker and veteran human rights activist john marlow before being kicked out of bahrain she was one of the few western journalists left in the country she says the situation is more desperate than many believe. what i witnessed is an increasing increasing repression against the pro-democracy and human rights activists in the short time that i was in bahrain i felt like the situation was actually deteriorating and house raids and arrests and attempts to silence free speech are all intensifying right now in bahrain from

sex in the car to see reporting from western austria. is not good news in a lot of europe it appears that russia seems to be emerging from a global financial storm brings up today which you know that's fraught with us according to the i.m.f. the international monetary fund now they're saying the they've cut their global growth outlook for the rest of the world is looking rather dismal at the moment but for russia they've kept on change that is encouraging now they believe that russia will grow four percent this year fifty basis points more than the rest of the world the fund has warned that the european recession and the u.s. slowdown are looming i have the global economy the effects may become visible for russia next year as the i.m.f. says the expansion may slow down you know all rosy in the herd but it's not looking bad as of the places i think that is the conclusion i'm going to make that now russian billionaire as the one of the anglo russian team k v p r ready to sell their stake to their partner be paid now they want cash and they

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. >> reporter: he is tough enough to qualify for the world tournament in austria in october. he won a world title in 1998. >> it's not me, i'm representing the u.s. it's a different feeling. if you win, they raise the flag and play the anthem and stuff. it's you forric. >> reporter: it always ends with a hand shake. >> news edge at 11:00 starts now. >>> the edge begins in virginia tonight, where police are still searching for a killer. i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm will thomas. arlington police say 52-year- old tommy wong was murdered inside capital jewelers friday afternoon during an armed robbery. they found his body yesterday after family members say he never came home from work. police aren't saying how he died, but have released photos of the suspect taken from security cameras. >> i hope they find him -- >> turn him in. >> could have taken what he needed from us and left our father alone. i wish that was the case. i'll give everything in the world to have him there. >> a source familiar with the investigation says the security video did capture the actual murder of wong. arl

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so i know i have one fan already. >> jimmy: he's from austria. it's close enough. >> thanks for having me on. i've known you for a little while. this is my first time. we've known each other a couple years now. >> jimmy: yeah. we fell almost instantly in love. >> sure did. >> jimmy: how many shows do you do in a year? >> jimmy: in a year? probably -- how many do we do in a year guillermo? >> guillermo: 1,100. >> thanks for finally making it happen. >> jimmy: we really hit it off great, as you can tell. you don't usually do stuff like that. you keep a very low profile. >> well, you want to hear about this? you want to do some theater stories. i don't have any. >> jimmy: you must have some. >> i was trying to think of some earlier today. they were all kind of tragic. parentally that does not play well on this show. >> jimmy: sometimes i take preverse pleasure. >> no button, loan loi stories. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i have loads of those. >> jimmy: tell me the worst story you can think of. >> well, actually -- all right. we were doing a play called the p

>>trace: somewhere between $30 million and $50ment because, remember, she now is a citizen of austria and unlike the united states, austria does not require you to pay taxes on your world-wide income so that will save her a bundle. and she owns $65 million penthouse in new york, up for sale, a mansion in colorado and $174' yacht and gets tens of millions in investment income. congress pass add law that imposes an exit tax but the experts say if she just restructures her assets into foreign contracts, she could leave the united states paying very little money to the government. >>shepard: trace, thank you live from los angeles this afternoon. i do want to ask you a question: i mentioned in the report that i gave at the top of this segment this is becoming a bit of a trend. is there evidence of that? >>trace: well, they did not start keeping numbers about those who give up their citizenship until 1998 but if you look at this chart it has steadily increased. go back to four years, from 2008 to now and look at the numbers: 688 percent increase in 2008 to now and they expect this year to b

from austria landed safely near new mexico. next month he's aiming to make a record breaking jump of 125,000 feet or 23 miles. he hopes to break the speed of sound with just his body. we are not trying that. >> no. i get 18 feet off the ground i think that's how tall my ladder is. putting holiday decorations up. >> back to our summer weather pattern. >> kind of, we call it june gloom but it is july, it is here and has gotten deeper everyday. one of the areas that had few clouds this morning san jose, still a few lingering clouds east bay valleys were another area where we did not have many clouds this morning. at&t park in a little over an hour, going for the sweep of the padres sun starting to break out full forecast in a second. live doppler 7 hd you can see on top of mount omnium picking up how dry it is and how clouds thicker up to 2,000 feet didn't have the moisture in them so the drizzle was few and far between. satellite from space you can see a clearing trend, clouds hugging the coast going to be more stubborn today. 60

nobody was hurt nobody sits on the one line was opened during morning rush hour police say woman from austria was also in the car no word on how she knows the suspect. and for the first time some police departments were use the new tools to crack down on its. the defeat and make a difference. c.s. park drive reporter with the evidence you can hear. did we topper 5 captures a dazzling july 4th free-for-all over oakland last may's illegal fireworks. punctuated by the public zealotry gunfire that was eight rounds played back using shot but technology which can differentiate between gunfire and fireworks and tell officers exactly where they're going off. >>> offer technology where officers were able to determine if their appointees but a specific location where shot for fired. over firecrackers or any type of fireworks had been set off officers knew exactly what they are driving into. the capture the burst of fireworks 400 times last night and gunfire in these times of a and that was just before 11:00 p.m. he did video shows groups of people call this setting off illegal fireworks in the middle o

. >> after the power outages and as you can see in austria's report, it is very serious. -- autraia's report, this is one of 95 or higher. we were at 100. many spots -- quantico was 100. winchester there was 95 degrees. i am afraid tomorrow not only will it be above 95 degrees for the ninth day in a row breaking previous records of 95 or hotter it will also feel again like 105-110 degrees. unfortunately even hotter as we get into the weekend. saturday, folks of already issued an excess of he to watch because on saturday from noon until 10:00 the index will make it feel like 115. it is really excruciating heat for everybody who has lost power and is trying to deal with it. there have been a few thundershowers. tomorrow just a slight chance. this will be coming to an end on sunday but with the risk of severe thunderstorms on sunday. i will tell you the details on what will be a history making heatwave after all of the terrible weather of last night. >> this has already been one crazy summer. thousands are still sorting it out in the dark. 12,000 outages in montgomery county. b g e has a

living in vienna when the german army invaded austria and the austrian republic ceased to exist and its territory was incorporated into the nazi reich known as the province of busmarch. with all the other boys in his school, 13-year-old imre was separated from his non-jewish classmates and expelled in june at the end of the school year. it quickly became clear that his family needed to leave austria but like many jewish families with limited means they had almost no options. most countries severe restricted the admission of jews from german control various. the first choice would have been the usa, a quota system in force would have meant waiting years. the all we feasible destination was yugoslavia where they had an uncle, grandmother and aunt. yugoslavia was still an independent country free of anti-semitic legislation but next came a valid passport and entry visas. there was a little confusion and mix ups but imre was granted papers and the rest of his family was not. so his mother put him on a train to yugoslavia by himself and he said goodbye hoping at some point hoping they could

from austria landed safely near new mexico. next month he's aiming to make a record breaking jump of 125,000 feet or 23 miles. he hopes to break the speed of sound with just his body. we are not trying that. >> no. i get 18 feet off the ground i think that's how tall my ladder is. putting holiday decorations up. >> back to our summer weather pattern. >> kind of, we call it june gloom but it is july, it is here and has gotten deeper everyday. one of the areas that had few clouds this morning san jose, still a few lingering clouds east bay valleys were another area where we did not have many clouds this morning. at&t park in a little over an hour, going for the sweep of the padres sun starting to break out full forecast in a second. live doppler 7 hd you can see on top of mount omnium picking up how dry it is and how clouds thicker up to 2,000 feet didn't have the moisture in them so the drizzle was few and far between. satellite from space you can see a clearing trend, clouds hugging the coast going to be more stubborn today. 60

. >>> and a very modern looking linen bra dating back 600 years discovered in a medieval castle in austria is the world's oldest. it was a surprise to fashion historians who had thought such lingerie dated back only about 100 years. >>> well, now here's an early look at how wall street's going to kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,943 after adding 34 points yesterday. the s&p was up 3. the nasdaq rose 23. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei sank 125 points, but in hong kong the hang seng gained 81. >>> well, earnings pushed stocks higher thursday, and after the bell the upward trend continued. google shares rose in late trade, thanks to a 42% surge in ad clicks, which outweighed a drop in the ad prices. microsoft rose in late trade after strong corporate software sales offset its first ever quarterly loss. >>> earlier a positive fourth quarter forecast boosted semiconductor maker qualcomm. ibm drove down industrials higher a day after raising its full year profit forecast. ebay also shot up on stronger than expect earnings. >>> walgreens soared after

heavy rain can be found in and around austria and czech republican. temperature wise, still very hot towards the east. budapest looking at 38 degrees. vienna reaching up to 29 as well. on the other side of the jet stream staying cooler here at london at 19 degrees. here is your extended forecast. >>> well be back with more updates in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us.

that will save her tens of millions of dollars, as well as the fact that austria's tax rate is much lower than the united states. she still owns more than $100 million of property in the u.s. and back in 2008, congress passed an exit tax which would take 15% of her net worth but experts say if she restructures her assets into foreign contracts, that she could mitigate her tax base there as well. shep? >> shepard: and as i mentioned, trace, this is a bit of a trend here, it looks like? >> yeah. and some say that it might be relate to the economy because if you look at the numbers, it has gone up dramatically in recent years. i mean, look back at this chart. in just the past four years the number of people giving up their passports has gone up 700% and they expect t to rise again this year. among the best known expats. facebook co-founderrer eduardo and john the iii heir to the campbell soup fortune. cato institute doesn't think a better economy is going to help this. listen to them. >> stronger economy is going to increase the value of your portfolio ultimately this is an issue of th

it became clear his family needed to leave austria but they had almost no options. most countries restricted, the jews from controlled areas. the first choice is no relatives with a quota system. the only feasible destination is yugoslavia. it was still an independent country free of the anti-semitic legislation. but then came the problem of valid passports and entry visas. but they were granted papers filed the rest of the family was not. his mother put him on a train to yugoslavia by himself and said goodbye hoping they could join him. his mother sent his brother max two english and she crossed illegally into yugoslavia and for temporarily reunited. after he was safe for a while but at 17 a piece of paper stated as a jew being dangerous has been sentenced to years hard labor in the concentration camp. he was arrested and imprisoned ascendance of hard labor. he knew it was the harshest of all concentration camps. he thought i am only 17. if i were card and a day i will not me harmed. but the thoughts vanished quickly. he was assigned to the grave digger detail he h

for massive cranes shipped to the site from austria will work around the clock to complete the framework. each grain will be used to put 50 pieces of steel in place each day. >> we are building four quadrants at the same time so it is like having four separate buildings going up at the same time and they all meet in the middle. >> the mayor of santa clara is ready for football and for all the extras that come with having a new stadium in his city. >> lots of jobs and revenue that we did not have and in this economic downturn we really need that. these are local jobs, we made sure that we had an agreement that insure local people get the work first. >> this is about the fan so as we go to the design and construction, every step of the way we consider what the fan experience would be like when the stadium opens. >> you are looking at animation of what that new stadium will look like when it opens in time for kickoff for the 2014 season, again, the project executive says that it will be high-tech, very interactive for the fans that will bring their smart phones or their tablets to the game,

september, she will have another shot at proving she is the best in her field at the world championship in austria. >> stake in sports, a german cyclist has won the fourth stage of the tour de france. to the finish line -- he eked out a victory. damage to tennis now -- >> to tennis now. the defending champion did away with germany in straight sets. he did have to fend off a break in the first set. " it is a dream come true for a south african athletes. >> the w -- a double amputee known as the blade runner will raise at this summer's olympic games. the 25-year-old will now be able to compete on his carbon fiber blade at the olympics as well as deep in his gold medals at 100, 200, and 400 meters at this year's paris olympics -- paralympics. >> switching gears, documenta is well under way in germany, but what you may not know if there is another going on in afghanistan. >> it might not come to mind right away as a hub for art installations, but he might be surprised. young afghans surrounded by war are using art as an outlet for their hopes, fears, and frustrations. >> it is a beautiful summer after

there are things that we can give them and things that they can give austria for instance, they might be able to tell us they have already been requiring electronic filing. i do not know, but they might tell me exactly how to do that, and they might give you the software to do it. i do not know, but that is the type of thing that might come up. that is the comment i had to make. chair hur: thank you very much. i do have a couple of comments. anything file electronically is available immediately on our side, is that correct? >> that is right. these records are already filed in electronic format. we are just eliminating the paper. chair hur: ok. there should not be any additional delay, or there is no need to further provide for a timeline for when they are available because they are automatically available, if and when an electronic filers files the documents? >> yes. as soon as we receive the documents, the staff has access to them. vice president studley: just to be clear. staff does not need to do anything with it? a person hits submit. it goes into the system and is accessible to s

the idea comes from a company in austria which says this is way better than an island because you can move it anywhere you want, but it's better than a yacht because it's not always moving. it provides its own drinking water and power, but before you start to whip out the checkbook, this is a prototype generated by computer. the real deal hits the waves next year. maybe you want to put one on lay-away, 20 bucks a month and it's yours by the year 3500. we'll be back. >> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mailbag, the address, mailbag@wusa9.com. 9 news now will be right back. >>> in the mailbag tonight something i almost never share with you. that is an anonymous e-mail, but i make an exception for a woman who claps to be the wife of one of those -- claims to be the wife of one of those linesmen working like crazy to get those lights back on. i, too must wait to get the power back on. linemen work hard hours with hardly enough sleep in this hot weather. we must learn to be patient. i know this is hard, but look at how many outages there are. it takes time to

. ♪ >>> officials at this bank in austria might want to tighten up security just a bit. a wild pig roamed through the bank. it pushed through the sliding glass doors and let itself out. the bank officials said they wouldn't have known the pig was there except for the scuff marks on the doors. >>> a would be robber in mississippi was busted by his own mother. video shows roy mitchell picking up chips and acting like he was getting ready to pay. when the cashier opens the register he pulls out a gun. mitchell's mom was in the store at the time. she walked up to the front and snatched the toy gun out of his hand and yelled at him to get outside. the cashier called 911. >> he paid for his dorito's and said i'm still hungry. >> i wish we had audio from that when she said roy, what are you thinking? >> i think we can figure it out. >> what did she think she was going to do? >> moms don't miss a thing. >> always watching. >> beware. >> that's our news for tonight. >> we'll see you tomorrow. have a good evening. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rick

., has now become a citizen of austria. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> still ahead, our first look ahead at how the u.s. team will look when the olympic opening ceremonies get underway in london. >>> no one really expected to see her majesty in a track suit, but the queen of england today did manage to at least admire the olympic torch up close. it's now just 17 days away from lighting the caldron and starting the olympic games. and ralph lauren has unveiled the very sporty u.s. olympic team outfits for the opening ceremonies. we sure hope everyone likes berets. >>> in the town defiance, ohio, near toledo tonight, they're talking about what just might be the holy grail of baseball card discoveries of all time. karl kissner was cleaning out his aunt's house, she died in october. he found a cardboard box that belonged to his grandfather. inside hundreds of perfectly preserved baseball cards from around 1910, including ty cobb, cy young and, yes, honus wagner. experts have confirmed all the cards are real and could

even france, austria, don't go above 5%. what about this child poverty rate. these children are given a blow before they even start. and if we could prevent that, when i spoke about this yesterday they said this these are the 3% poverty rate. we don't seem to be embarrassed by the 20% poverty rate. this kind of investment is absolutely essential for national security and for economic security. again, if we are to really compete in the world, we cannot simply engage in the social darwinism only paying attention to the survival of the fittest and let the rest fend for themselves because they pay for it. and one of the questions is how do we do this? how do we create change? especially a time that we had very divisive politics, when government, at least on one side of the aisle is sympathetic to get out of all the social programs. recently the house passed the republican budget cuts the things we have. food stamps, pat start, ing into absolutely the wrong direction. hopefully the senate will restore much of that. we can't know for sure. so how do we operate a and

from there, we went to -- i have -- we went to -- after seoul -- russia, we went -- '74, we went to austria. we 20 cairo. from there, we went to saudi arabia. to damascus and syria, to tel aviv, amman, jordan, moscow all in 1974. >> when you said saudi arabia, you mentioned saudi arabia twice tonight. it's one of my favorite stories about my mother. the saudis -- the palace that my mother and father stayed in was so cold and there was no way to adjust the temperature, my mother told me later she slept in the bathtub. it was sort of a little concave space. she moved into the bathtub. she had everything, pillows on top of her. it was 50 degrees. air conditioning at 50 degrees. >> why didn't you open up the window? she said, i was concerned if you opened the window there would be an alarm. she took the bath mats and what have you and wrapped herself. and slept in the bathroom. >> he wanted to show his great respect for mrs. nixon, while in san clemente, thinking i'm king kong, said he wants to see mrs. nixon alone. he said, i don't know how to do it. he said, obviously, you tell brennan. he's

always green and where every cloud has a silver lining but even in these ideal exciting in western austria there are fears of an economic doom as the. last few years has been converting his house into a fully self-sufficient residence and his reasons are purely economic. we got the worst case scenario that we're preparing for is the total collapse of the economy there would be problems with food electricity water supply so i want to make sure we could waste this time when money will be worthless. solar panels a wind turbine an emergency generator he's now producing more than two thirds of the power he needs the cows in the garden should provide a backup if supermarkets. and in case of fuel shortages there's also a radial turn in chief. while this scenario may seem to apocalyptic be hillbillys the euro collapse and the ensuing social upheaval is a matter of when rather than if the political politicians keep talking about decreasing debts but what they do is just to prove. that a new steps no new solutions and what to do about this whole situation the rude awakening is coming we all hope to

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victory after beating the sky blues four million a friendly city looking on inspired to say the least in austria where now with our beds making the champions page in the sixty eighth minute first team stars such as the idea to write part of. the company not be able to produce the goods meaning one million was the final score city though had plenty of time to get back on track of their community shield season opener against chelsea on aug twelfth the then play wigan in the early the following. the gulf for defending champion steve stricker has moved to three shots off the lead the halfway stage of the john deere classic in illinois the american karting a second round of sixty seven to finish the day on ten on par by this birdie putt on the seventeenth overnight leader troy modest and still. catch though the thirty two year old carded a fantastic sixty one in his first round but couldn't quite continue with the pace a second round of sixty eight seeing his three sharply cut to one of those jeff moderates who provided the run of the day a bogey free nine under sixty two moving him into joint second

the final assembly of the new sleeper train cars is taking place at siemens his place in austria the century is finishing up the first ten carriages but just because the final screws are tightened abroad doesn't mean the russians are just sitting on the sidelines about thirty five percent of the components are produced right in russia. which. we're very happy with our cooperation with carriage works offering it's a traditional supplier of train cars for russian well. therefore we supported the decision to choose them as a supplier and we understand the requirements for localizing the production process in mind we agreed to divide the work in a certain way. and the carriage works is no small fry in the grand scheme of things in its own right it's one of the most storied and largest train car manufacturers in europe the plant can trace its origins back as far as eight hundred ninety eight it's sprawling territory encompasses ninety two hectares or more than twice the size of vatican city after full scale modernization from two thousand and five to two thousand and eight the factory chu

victory after beating the sky blues one nil in a friendly city looking on inspired to say the least in austria with a now with making the champions pay in the sixtieth minute first team stars such as the idea to rick carlos tevez and vincent kompany nazi able to produce the goods meaning one nil final score city go have plenty of time to get back on track out of their community shield season opener against chelsea on aug twelfth. the limpid game said going in less than two weeks time and without in mind friday's diamond league athletics meet in london took on extra significance however it wasn't ideal preparation for many of the world's leading competitors awful weather conditions are crystal palace making life difficult for the field on fire like two thousand and four gold medalist luciano giving chinese supporters something to be concerned about he appeared to pull up after crossing the line in the one hundred ten meter hurdle heats later pulling out of the final with a box train although his coach stated it was not serious meanwhile with neither use in both nor a soft power running in the o

eurozone together with the other current account surplus countries the netherlands luxembourg finland austria these countries don't have a majority within the european council and within particular the european central bank so they live in the diaspora really. the knob of rescue policy. in that particular situation germany has a responsibility to instigate a riot against. a rescue policy which leads. every day closer to the precipice but as you know the german political class as the political class in brussels all these representatives of central brussels powers then the prisoner's dilemma they don't want to admit defeat and that's why the story goes on and unfortunately every day it continues to last it will cost the taxpayer the european taxpayer of all different countries a lot of money as you say as you say that you know the taxes keep going up and certainly the austerity measures and the cost cutting keeps going on as well marcus kerber a professor of political economics live in berlin i'm sorry we don't have any more time but thank you for coming on the program today thank you so much.