and we won the title. >> spain was made to look vulnerable as they disrupted their rhythm. by halftime the world champions had only one serious shot on goal. denied at the last moment by the brazilian defender. just before the break an excellent shot to make it 2-0. early in the second half brazil added a third. fans could not believe their luck. >> it was a fantastic win. after all of the hard work, before there was a lack of confidence. now we have the fans b our side. >> first they missed a penalty. then a columnsy challenge. brazil with a deserved winner and in this form they will surely be among the favorites at next year's world cup. >> for more we are joined by our sports correspondent. thanks for joining us in the studio, jefferson. that was a shock for pain. >> i think you can say that. they won the last three big tournaments. they destroyed italy to have them lose 3-0, nobody would have put a lot of money on that. but it must be said that the team is getting a bit old. he looks like his heart is not in it anymore. hard to tell. his partner really wasn't on his gam

and we won the title. >> spain was made to look vulnerable as they disrupted their rhythm. by halftime the world champions had only one serious shot on goal. denied at the last moment by the brazilian defender. just before the break an excellent shot to make it 2-0. early in the second half brazil added a third. fans could not believe their luck. >> it was a fantastic win. after all of the hard work, before there was a lack of confidence. now we have the fans back on our side. >> first they missed a penalty. then a columnsy challenge. brazil with a deserved winner and in this form they will surely be among the favorites at next year's world cup. >> for more we are joined by our sports correspondent. thanks for joining us in the studio, jefferson. that was a shock for pain. >> i think you can say that. they won the last three big tournaments. they destroyed italy to have them lose 3-0, nobody would have put a lot of money on that. but it must be said that the team is getting a bit old. he looks like his heart is not in it anymore. hard to tell. his partner really wasn't on h

this happened over in spain. we've just confirmed several american passengers were on board that train when it crashed. marla tellez has been all over the story and is live in the newsroom. rescue workers searching through all those smashed cars and they say it is possible this death toll unfortunately could go higher. >> yes. here we go. when looking at that video, jon, it's hardly to believe the death toll isn't worse than it already is. almost 220 people were on board the train when it crashed about 375 miles northwest of madrid which is where it originated. we'll show you the security cam video again. the clip was just released this morning showing the moment of impact. while it's tough to gauge speed from that clip, at least two spanish media outlets report the train was traveling at more than twice the speed limits. earlier reports say it was going 120 miles per hour when the speed limit was just 50 miles per hour in this zone. this is not confirmed by spanish authorities. however, officials do confirm terr

ibex in spain solid, ahead almost .4%. we had the news out from santander and also from the actual macro economic viewpoint, second quarter gdp numbers, the headline numbers shrinking just .1% in the quarter. that's down 1.7% on year. the market, though, still holding on to the green. the french market firm, you can see just off the 4,000 point handle. elsewhere across on bond rates today, we're coming up for a key bond auction in italy. this is 2 billion euros to 3 billion euros in june, 2018, bonds that come up for auction. also, longer term paper, 3.75 billion, this is ten-year paper on office. the market looking out for that. this is how it placed on the rest of the markets. bonds, yield of 1.66%. portugal yields tracking close to the 6.5% mark, still treasuries a fraction of 2.6 own & own and on gilts, 2.31. investor watching debt markets and on we can its and forex. let's just dive in and see what some of the trades look like. we have a little dollar strength now on some of the baskets. euro dollar the exception, sti

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and investigations into why a train in the northwest of spain flew off the tracks killing 80 people. they are focusing on the seat it was traveling. after visiting one of rio de janeiro's most dangerous slum pope francis received a frenzied welcome kicking off world news day at copacabana beach. those at the top stories we are following on "france 24." we begin with all to familiar scenes in tunisia. riot police and protesters are clashing outside the interior ministry after the assassination of the opposition figure sparked angry demonstrations. he was a critic of the ruling islamist and mandy are pointing the finger at the party for his murder. it is the second such murder this year. >> gunned down in front of his wife and daughter. the opposition leader was shot 11 times before being brought to this hospital. his daughter said to gun man killed her father at point blank range. >> they were dressed in black. one of them was wearing a red cap, the other a beige one. my father died before he could leave the constituent assembly. every opposition said he should resign after what has h

the financial crisis in spain means the transit company has a hiring freeze in place. there is also criticism of the sherman-inspired dual track program. -- the german-inspired program. >> the relationship needs improvement with varied things. it cannot be done at the expense of the existing training programs. >> in the madrid region, nearly 40,000 young people are in classic spanish training programs will on commercial or trade schools. many fear that the dual track students will get the upper hand. madrid's deputy education minister wants to expand the program, despite the criticism. >> it is clear they will not be able to hire all of the trainees right now. but at least we know what we have to teach them. >> for these young people, it's not enough. they are learning german because they will soon begin programs in frankfurt. i consciously chose to go to germany where they expect to find more opportunity. right now, the future in their home country is anything but optimistic. >> let's turn now to climate change. extreme weather conditions have become the norm around t

, certainly the last 60 years or so in spain. you got 80 passengers now confirmed dead after a train derailed. you had carriages snapped in half. >> security footage shows the train speeding around the bend, then look at that, unbelievable, puff of smoke, really a cloud of smoke flies off the tracks onto its side, slams into a concrete wall, absolutely tragic. >> translator: we heard a huge explosion. there were lots of people injured. we started to help the injured in that train car there, then we went to the other cars and that was shocking. indescribable. it was crazy. i was shocked. wounded people carrying children, there are no words to describe it. i was devastated. >> karl penhaul joins us live from santiago de compostela, spain. first of all the pictures are extraordinary. walk us through this. what actually happened? >> reporter: that cctv footage surveillance cameras, a few yards from where actually the train crashed into that concrete column. it doesn't have any audio it's cctv footage but what our eye is drawn to of c

you can travel very quickly around spain, very easily and comfortably around spain. the fast rail network, never seen an accident like this. the crash happened near the prime minister's home city and visitted the site and spoke to members of the emergency services. >> i'd like to say at this moment two investigations are taking place, obviously coordinated, one of them being the judicial investigation, the other, that of the commission of railway accidents. the objective being as quickly as possible and of course taking into account the diagnostics and try and find out exactly what the reasons were for this terrible accident. >> the region was to have celebrated its main religious festival on thursday. those celebrations have been canceled. instead, santiago de compostela is now a city, and spain is now a nation in mourning. al jazeera. >> now, the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is expected to meet with the newly elected leader of the syrian opposition at the united nations on thursday. meanwhile, inside syria, activists say government forces are shelling parts o

. >> carl, we saw the king and queen of spain visiting a hospital today. we know scores dead, a lot more injured people. give us a sense of how the country is dealing with this enormous tragedy, because these high speed trains are a key mode of transportation in spain. >> absolutely. trains, as i say, spain invested a lot of money in the rail ways and so the spanish are very frequent train travelers. i think the sense of shock began first locally and then spread region wide as people saw the scale of this and then people across spain listening to the headlines, seeing that death toll balloon in the nighttime hours, and so there is a genuine sense of shock. of course, the city was due to celebrate the biggest religious festivals of the year today, but those festivals have been cancelled and spain itself declared three days of national mourning. the scale of the tragedy, absolutely huge. at least 1/3rd of the passengers on board the train are dead and more than 100 still in the hospital a 1/3rd of those on the critical list so that death toll we're told by a

. >>> and at least 77 people have been killed after a train derails in northwestern spain. and 140 people are injured in one of europe's worst rail disasters. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us today. let's get you up to speed with the latest ephone numbers that are crossing. it gives us a snapshot of the business economy in german. german current conditions index is at 110.1 in july, versus the consensus which was sitting lower than this at 109.7. number coming out better than expected on that rate. in terms of what we're seeing elsewhere on the other numbers, the german expectations index of 102.4 in july, this is versus what the market was expecting at 102.5. so this number coming in a little lower on that side. just on the local expectations. elsewhere, no revisions to the june indices. let's dive into this and get the earnings reaction. the euro dollar tracking firmer today and ticked a little higher as well. 132.19 is what we're looking at. joining us on the phone from munich is a researcher at ifo and annette joining us on the line from frankfurt for instant

we understand he has 20 to 30 years driving trains in spain. but right now authorities are not telling us what details he may have revealed in the course of questioning, wolf. >> carl, we saw the king and queen of spain visiting a hospital today. we know scores are dead and a lot more injured. give us a sense of how the country is dealing with this enormous tragedy, because these high speed trains are a key mode of transportation in spain. >> reporter: absolutely. trains, as i say, spain has invested a lot of money in its railways. so the spanish are frequent train travelers. i think the shock began first locally and then spread region wide as people saw the scale of this, and then people across spain listening to the headlines, seeing that death toll balloon in the nighttime hours. so there is a genuine sense of shock. the city was due to celebrate the biggest religious festivals of the year, but they have been canceled and spain has declared three days of national mourning. the scale of the tragedy, absolutely huge. at least 1/3 of the passen

the financial crisis in spain means the transit company has a hiring freeze in place. there is also criticism of the sherman-inspired dual track program. -- the german-inspired program. >> the relationship needs improvement with varied things. it cannot be done at the expense of the existing training programs. >> in the madrid region, nearly 40,000 young people are in classic spanish training programs will on commercial or trade schools. many fear that the dual track students will get the upper hand. madrid's deputy education minister wants to expand the program, despite the criticism. >> it is clear they will not be able to hire all of the trainees right now. but at least we know what we have to teach them. >> for these young people, it's not enough. they are learning german because they will soon begin programs in frankfurt. i consciously chose to go to germany where they expect to find more opportunity. right now, the future in their home country is anything but optimistic. >> let's turn now to climate change. extreme weather conditions have become the norm around t

i'm enjoying the course of their play here then spain for four years so i want to continue there. for four national team so that every week i'm qualified for world cup will be a big goal follows so we are waiting for those on the boards to be in a walk up to. me while lino messi put on a show in chicago scoring four goals to lead his all star messi and friends team to a nine six victory over a rest of the world side the exhibition match was part of a charity two in aid of the leo messi foundation for sick and at risk children in his native argentina all the fans cheered loudly every time the striker touched the ball and the world player of the year responded by scoring twice the gend before being substituted in the sixty ninth minute. for me one in spain midfield star isco was officially unveiled as a real madrid player at the byrne about the spanish giants paid over thirty four and a half million dollars for the twenty one year old on a five year deal is going to help malaga reach the champions league quarter finals last season and has won one cd account he also recently scored t

spain generally has a relatively good record in terms of rail safety. this is a country which is invested huge amount of money in its rail network. of course, it has a high-speed train. if you like, this is the medium speed train, but it does use the same track from madrid up here. it is interesting to note that actually that tomorrow is a regional holiday. quite possibly there were a lot of people that were on their way to vacation. >> is there any comment from the train company? >> the national train company no comment that i have seen so far coming from them. at the moment this is in the earlier stages of this accident. the emergency services are on the scene. some early reports suggesting that there were people that were inside of the wreckage of the train. the death toll has risen fairly quickly. the initial number was 10. now we are at 35. at least 35. >> thank you very much for the latest on that train crash. the head of the army called for mass rallies on friday claiming it will give him a man died -- claiming that it will give him a mandate. th

wednesday evening spain time. investigators this morning are still literally picking up the pieces and looking for survivors. 78 people were killed. more than 140 are injured. and those numbers are expected to rise. >>> time is ticking. we have less than a week and a half until bart could go on strike again. bart workers say they will walk off the job august 4 if they don't see a new contract. experts warn if bart employees do strike again, things could be much worse. there could be even longer lines for buses and ferries this time around. and that has hundreds of thousands of riders already on edge. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is live at the embarcadero bart station in san francisco with more on that. anne. >> reporter: this is looking like a real possibility again,believe it or not, and that news is not going over well at stations like the embarcadero bart station here behind me especially with the mornings that we are getting -- especially with the warnings we are getting now that the backup, the commute night

new video of a train jumping the tracks in spain. we have live pictures and new details as investigators sift through the debris looking for new clues. >>> overnight repairs and emergency alerts -- actually, this is the train crash from spain. >>> right now we have it. talking about the evacuation order intended for a few neighborhoods that wound up putting an entire bay area county in a panic. >>> a wild and wet end to a high-speed chase. we'll tell you how a suspect's car skidded out of control in an east bay neighborhood. >>> a mix of sun and clouds to start the day in san jose. meanwhile plenty of low clouds filling in the san francisco bay, highs will be warm today. i'll have your forecast in moments. >>> it is thursday. we have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza as a lot of folks -- we have two crashes for the eastshore freeway. we'll let you know how that sorts out for interstate 80. >>> right now a live look at san jose, a beautiful way to start your day. the blue skies are waiting for you on this thursday, july 25th. th

former president i think that it did it for spain to get into the euro it's probably tougher to do now than then because they waited too long but it could be done just not really to do it thank you so much for weighing in there felix merino trade and professionally a manager at r.f. trading thanks for weighing in thank you very much. washington has plans ready for supporting syrian rebels with potentially a military force and the president could be considering whether to use that now this was revealed by barack obama's top military adviser as he testified before the u.s. congress now this is as the free syrian army raises the alarm over al qaeda as alleged plans to clean a terrorist state north of the country extremists reportedly plan to use land captured by the rebels pushing out more moderate opposition and seizing its weapons and all smuggling routes world affairs journalist neil clark believes the terrorist threat may be the pretext for the rebels to secure western intervention. it's interesting isn't it when president assad was warning about al-qaeda in syria from twenty eleven a

stay tuned. >>> next, that high-speed train crash in spain. it's impossible to take your eyes off this video. but does this scene spell doom for high-speed rail here in the u.s.? (girl) what does that say? (guy) dive shop. (girl) diving lessons. (guy) we should totally do that. (girl ) yeah, right. (guy) i wannna catch a falcon! (girl) we should do that. (guy) i caught a falcon. (guy) you could eat a bug. let's do that. (guy) you know you're eating a bug. (girl) because of the legs. (guy vo) we got a subaru to take us new places. (girl) yeah, it's a hot spring. (guy) we should do that. (guy vo) it did. (man) how's that feel? (guy) fine. (girl) we shouldn't have done that. (guy) no. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> 1,000 people packed a church today to mourn victims of the runaway train disaster in canada's quebec province. thousands more gathered outside the church to watch the memorial. dignitaries including prime minister stephen harper joined them. the names of the individuals who died in the derailment were read fr

six workers began a co-op in the north of spain and in the basque country six workers led by a priest a father as mending here we are fast forward to two thousand and thirteen the monder gone call. peroration which is what that beginning was now incorporates one hundred thousand workers all of whom a collective decisions in three hundred or so co-ops seven biggest corporation in spain out competed every other capitalist business in their environment showing that they can grow showing that they can compete showing that they can be successful they have a much lower unemployment rate where they are that in the rest of spain there are a rollicking success of a non capitalist nonhierarchical cooperative business venture and there are thousands of others we can pretend there are no obvious a not hierarchy where i and i problem in many parts of the world is facing those ok martin they're not the successful go ahead mark go ahead last word on the program go ahead marc you said nine hundred nine. i'm not sure quite how that works in spain i'll tell you this i told you i support employer owners

jonah hull joins us live from the crash site in northwest spain. what more can you tell us about the driver, jonah? driver hadthat the been placed under formal investigation. that was announced on wednesday. he was under police guard in his hospital room, recovering from injuries could what we now understand from media reports quoting the chief of police in the region is that at 8:00 p.m. local time on thursday night, the driver was formally accused of crimes related to the accident. that is the line that we have. since it was reported that he had been placed under investigation, the spanish media have been looking very closely into his background. the press and newspapers here on friday are absolutely chock-full of information about this individual. the state rail company, his employer, gave his name out to the media. old with 30-year- years experience on the railways, including 10 years as a driver, and had been traveling that route as a driver for one year. he had a fairly taken over the controls of the train from a second driver about 100 kilom

and as if economic desperation wasn't enough for poor spain the crowds now pouring into the streets over revelations of mass corruption the ruling party that's just. syria and reversed momentum rebels are now killing one another and the people they claim they're fighting for the assad regime has regained lost ground and is on the offensive in the meantime western powers are showing reluctance to provide arms to the rebels is it now time to consider a process to stop the violence and talk peace. with. this is the consensus to. choose the opinions that you. choose the stories to. choose. to. critique a should three. three arrangement three. three. three. three blog video for your media projects free media. this is with me will receive shy and making good on decades of rhetoric the e.u. is cutting off funding to social projects in israeli settlements spilt illegally on palestinian land or the move certainly taking israel by surprise officials describing it as brutal and an us quake that will have serious consequences. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is furious with this new eu

and is of economic desperation wasn't enough for beleaguered spain the crowds have poured into the streets over elevations revelations of mass corruption at the top of the ruling party. so good to have you with us this evening i'm lucy calf and of course you're watching our t.v. well moving on to our top story anti-corruption blogger alexei navalny has been released at least for now this after he had been handcuffed in court and taking to preliminary detention not only was sentenced to five years in prison for embezzlement but prosecutors have insisted that he shouldn't be locked up until his appeal has been heard our days are in a political reports from outside of the courthouse. well diversification has made an appeal to the court following yesterday's verdict guilty to both of ali and his codefendant put it sort of on charges of the best moments in the amount of roughly sixteen million rubles that's about half a million dollars they were often taken into custody in court right after the verdict was read and it took the judge around three hours to read the hundred page document of the pr

at least 80 people are dead in spain's worst train accident in decades. in custody asd the investigation gets underway. more than 100,000 people have been killed in serious bloody civil war. aving trouble sleeping lately? it could be the full moon. new research sheds some light. ♪ to our viewers. today, spain declared three days of national mourning after a plane crash outside the city killed at least 80 people. investigations have already been combing through. most of the focus is on the speed the train was traveling. >> the footage of the burning crash site taken in the immediate aftermath of last night's accident. in the hear the panic voice of this eyewitness. was tippedcharacters on its end. a scene of utter destruction. a 15-year-old was a passenger trapped, on her way to visit her grandmother. >> the train started going really fast. , i wast thing i remember --ered by said and -- so it soot and my leg was trapped. >> a warning, it is distressing to watch. you will see as the train hits the middle carriages, it buckles and tips. fromrain was headi

for me one in spain midfield star is goal was officially unveiled as a real madrid play at the burn a bath the spanish giants paid over thirty four and a half million dollars for the twenty one year old on a five year deal is going to help malaga reach the champions league quarter finals last season and has won one cd account he also recently scored three goals spain won the european under twenty one championship in israel and was named in a team of the tournament. iranian than brazil midfielder palin you know passed a medical before finalizing his twenty three point five million dollars deal with top know the twenty four year old scored thirty four goals in one hundred sixty seven games for corinthians and played in his. countries three no when i was sprayed in the confederations cup final the sao paolo native also featured in corinthians club world cup final victory over chelsea in december. and over in germany midfield at mario get it so it was officially presented as a new player for treble winners by in munich the twenty one year old moved from pot rather proceed dortmund on a fo

. >>> a deadly crash in spain tonight. we have more from the fallout of yesterday's anthony weiner press conference. we can confirm for you the identity of the woman that he recently was sending lewd messages to. and the royal baby finally gets a name. we are going to tell you why they chose this moniker. let's go out front. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. the deadly train crash tonight in spain. shocking this is just a high speed train. people on their way to madrid. as many as 45 people at this moment are dead. the moment keeps changing. it was a high speed train that derailed in northwest spain. the numbers of the dead are according to reuters siting officials. railway officials say the train derailed on a curve as it was approaching a station in the city which is about 400 miles outside of madrid. more than 200 passengers were on board. pictures of the scene showed at least one train car snapped in two. one other one of the trains cars on fire. it is a fluid and tense situation. bodies just literally strewn outside

. >>> police are questioning the man at the center of spain's worst rail disaster in decades. they suspect the 52-year-old driver of a train that derailed in the northwest of reckless homicide. 78 people died in the accident. the express train went off the tracks at the bend near the town of santiago de compostela. the speed limit there is 80 kilometers per our. a local newspaper says the train was traveling at around 190 kilometers per hour, nearly two and a half times the limit. police detained the driver while he was receiving treatment for injuries at the hospital. more than 140 passengers were also hurt. spain's interior minister jorge fernandez said officers moved the man to a police station for interrogation. he's reportedly refusing to answer questions. spanish media blame inadequate safety measures for contributing to the disaster. they say there is no failsafe system installed on the track to automatically slow down speeding trains. police are analyzing data from the train's black box as they continue their investigation. >>> trade officials in the european union say

are killed and more than a hundred hurt when a high-speed train run off the tracks in northwestern spain. >>> the nsa program is saved. a sharply divided house votes down the measure that limits the agency ee power that would collect phone data from american citizens. >>> and anthony weiner faces a tough crowd. he's put on the spot during a public forum. this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, july 25th, 2013. good morning. food to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning it's unclear what caused a passenger plane to jump the tracks in northwestern spain. local officials say at least 77 people were killed. more than 100 others were injured. the eight-car train derailed on a sharp curve near the city of santiago decompostela before sunset yesterday. the derailment was so violent that rail cars were thrown on top of each other. there were 218 passengers on board and many of them were trapped in the wreckage. alphonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: firefighters doused a smoking train car shortly after the derailment in northwestern spain. rescuers rushed to the crash tha

in spain noty quite managing to make ends meet. this entrepreneur hopes that that will change in the next 12 months as the spanish economy shows some signs of recovery. sewing shopr and to others looking for a spur up on their own. >> people come here with big problems. they have been biased. they are unemployed or their husbands are unemployed, so here they come to a place where they can enjoy themselves. but the situation that receive from our clients is obviously very bad. >> there are more than 6 million unemployed people in spain after five years of economic crisis. the collapse of traditional industries was followed by the bankruptcy of the state and the closure of tens of thousands of companies. small businesses like this one are fast emerging in their place. >> there is a suggestion of a slight improvement, but some economists are cautious. ,> to tell the whole truth there is a problem with the banking system and the flow of credit. the world bank currently puts spain below syria on the list of countries ranked according to

spain's interior ministry has raised the death toll to 80. a state department official told cbs news that one u.s. citizen died in the accident. five other americans were injured. there are a total of 95 people in the hospital. 36 are in critical condition. cbs news reporter tina kraus with new details on the rail line used before the crash. >> reporter: a security camera shows the passenger train as it barrels around a curve and slams gets a wall in northwestern spain. the deadly impact shredded the 8-car train that was carrying more than 200 passengers and crew. an investigation is under way but the early focus is on speed. in a statement to police, one of the train's two drivers admitted he was going too fast when the train jumped the rails in the city of santiago de compostela. authorities believe it was traveling more than twice the 50-mile-per-hour speed limit. cbs news has learned when the rail line was updated two years ago, spanish government officials tried to save money and used the existing tracks for the high-speed train. this mo

it happened in spain. a security camera capturing the moment of impact, and at least 78 people were killed and more than 140 injured when that train hit that wall while navigating a curve, obviously, way too fast. this happening on the eve of a major christian religious festival in that part of the country. that festival is now canceled for obvious reasons. amy kellogg is live in london with more. >> reporter: jenna, the reuters news agency is now quoting an unnamed spanish official as saying that the cause of this deadly accident was, in fact, excessive speed. now, the nation of spain has declared three days of official mourning, jenna, and that's seven days of mourning, the region of spain where this accident occurred. now initial reports were that the train may have been going at twice the speed limit at the tight bend it was negotiating when it derailed, and the driver is going to be questioned formally by investigators. the u.s. state department is now saying that five american citizens were among the

let's begin in spain. the latest on the deadly train derailment. the death toll after a high speed train crashed. al is joining us on the phone. tell us what exactly happened here. >> caller: christine, i am on the terrace of a village house looking at the pronounced curve on the track. the train came down this way, heading toward me, toward the town. you can see the force of the impact. some of the cars slid down and embankment. there's all sorts of train tracks, that help keep the trains running. at this point, we have cranes that lifted some of these absolutely mangled cars up to the street level. that's the area the spanish prime minister visited in the last hour, spending 15 minutes here. he is from the area. christine? >> what caused the crash? do we know yet? what are they zeroing in on? >> excessive speed. possibly twice as fast as the train should have been going around the curve. that's been the lead in various newspapers. the spanish government in charge of the rail system said there is no firm hypothesis yet on what happened. we have he

spain's king, juan carlos visited the hospital. the prime minister who is from here declared three days of mourning. an investigation is focussing on the train's two drivers, both survived, and the train's speed. analysis by associated press of the crash video estimates it was going more than double the 50 mile per hour speed limit. brian, here in europe trains continue to be one of the safest ways to travel and one of the most popular. but tonight they're taking a hard look at whether more could have been done to prevent this speeding train from derailing disastrously. brian. >> incredible wreck there in spain tonight. keir simmons starting us off. keir, thanks. here in this country in new york in fact there is late word about the preliminary cause of the rough landing and the runway scare at la guardia airport monday. the ntsb preliminary report reveals instead of flaring out and landing and setting down rear gear first, the southwest airlines boeing 737 landed nose gear first. because of the metal strain on the struts the front

>>> new this morning, we continue to get ne new details out of spain after the deadly train retrailment. crews working overnight. we'll have the latest. >>> we're evacuated the store. >> the emergency glitch that sent people scrambling across parts of cos stra county. >>> a live look from the south bay. that is the city of san jose. early morning dawn before the sun comes up on this thursday, july 25th. this is "today in the bay." >>> here we go. 4:31 almost. good morning to one and all. almost to the weekend. it is thursday. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's to get to this morning. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. we've got a good looking day shaping up. lit be tauch warmer but we're done with that humidity. it's going to feel truer to a california summertime july afternoon. 62 degrees in sunnyvale. 64 in livermore, 60234 concord. i do have to tell you there are changes headed our way for that all important weekend. first let's check the drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where we

the latest on the deadly train derailment in spain as the death toll rises. and what we now know about the american passenger who died in the crash along with 78 others. details when we return. >> an official says the death toll from spain's train derailment is up to 79 after an injured passenger died in a hospital today. the train crash happened wednesday evening. a spokeswoman at the hospital confirmed today's fatality, but did not identify the victim. but spanish media is saying the victim was an american woman. the driver of the train arrived at a spanish court today.he has been charged with multiple cases of negligent homicide. earlier this week, investigators said a virginia woman was also killed in the train crash. we will have more on that later in the newscast. coming up on the kron 4 news. >> these crosswalks are not known has clearly perhaps only known as " stripes coming up in the next edition of people behaving badly. . traffic lights or stripes you just kept driving yea! the stipes on the road is what this castro valley chp volunteer is walking

. >>> to spain and the deadly high speed crash. we have pictures showing the train coming off the tracks and slamming into a concrete wall. the death toll stands at 80 including one american. her son complete add pilgrimage to a holy sight. they are looking into the driver to see if it was going too fast. >>> four women have come forward saying bob made advances toward them including an add miral who ran his finger up her cheek. a college dean says he kissed her and put his hand on her knee. there is a legal process by which all this will be decided. there will be no other statements. >> can you say -- >> the san diego county democratic committee and six members of the city counsel are calling for his resignation. he hasn't been convicted of a felony other than calling a recall election. >>> o.j. simpson making a pitch for leniency. he's serving 33 years for robbing two sports memorabilia dealers at gunpoint in a las vegas hotel room. simpson said he's been a model prisoner and he's not like his fellow inmates. >> the difference be

from spain, robert hall reports. squallher territorial goes across the rocks. , thousands ofs vehicles were gridlocked. spanish officials checked paperwork for travel traveling onto and out of the territory. the spanish said this was a a routine operation to prevent smuggling. it was seen rather distantly. >> warm, i hungry. got diabetics. we have threatened women. people going to weddings and catching flights. this is the situation. >> a call from the foreign secretary has called for normal service but the tension remains. naval vessels were involved in a melee which was dropping concrete blocks. madrid sees this as an infringement on its fishing rights and lodged a formal complaint. for centuries they weathered the storms. intervention has eased difficulties for now but the row is not over. 300 years after the purchase established their colony it is all too real. bbc news, spain. >> alaska is a state known for its gorgeous landscapes, but right now the fishing interests there are locked in a bitter battle. a vast c

spain had a chance later in the first half. but it was no dice. that's a great play by the defender. brazil would tack on a couple more, win 3-0. and a big win. for a little bit of notes, spain has had a huge run, they have not beaten brazil. it was an emotional loss for spain. >>> cycling fans, do us a favor. put a leash on your dog. this is the tour de france here. the dog is in the middle of the course. and the owner says, wait. that would have been -- honestly, we wouldn't have been able to show it to you if the pellton had swallowed that dog. that owner should never be allowed to go back. that would have been a lot of wheel tracks on his head. >>> coming up, the unrest in egypt may be exposing some cracks in the obama administration foreign policy. we'll break it down with bo barnacle and his tie. >>> the stars came out for the b.e.t. awards. and an odd moment that had everybody scratching their heads. ♪ things on the west coast move heaven ♪ [ male announcer ] it's 7am and steve is already thinking about tomorrow. which is why he's inves

but for the meantime here on r t in spain thousands of people have clashed with police in thirty cities outraged over revelations of corruption within the ruling people's party they're demanding the prime minister quits after claims that he and other party members received over eight million euros of bribes right now spain is gripped by its worst economic crisis in decades and madrid financial trade out felix marino believes it will be tough for money and not wholly to try and survive these protests. well it goes deep in very high to the top basically what people are really furious about is that we've seen austerity and cuts for the people but not for the politicians spain is one of the countries of the highest number of politicians per population ratio in europe we have all of us as village between one hundred thousand two hundred thousand politicians actually drawing a salary from this eight so people are furious that governments families businesses everyone has to cut back but the government hasn't it just raised taxes so i do believe he would have a chance to survive this if the eco

plus: a train crash that killed dozens of people in spain- caught on video. and: what officials at stanford university are asking their e-mail and computer network users to do. after discovering a security breach. will be back after the break on kron 4 news. he says he is staying in the mayor. lost his lead in the most recent polls. one person not turning their back on weiner , is his high >>"i love him, i have forgiven him, i believe in him." when huma abadein spoke of her devotion to her husban. d the public may have been surprised. but members of her inner circle say, huma was out there because she wanted to be one friend from huma's clinton white house days when scandal first broke. quote - "huma wanted him to keep his congressional seat". and not resign. >>one of anthony weiner's sexting partners.sydney leathers. is now speaking out. hear from the woman who calls weiner manipulative. that part of the story is coming up tonight at 8-30. and you can watch the weather forecast whenever it >> the sec a live look outside and our mount tam web tam you can see

the group of death alongside france england and spain and in one of their last friendly is ahead of the euros. team wasted no time in threshing wales under nineteen side six neal with more force how goals while wales senior team played france in the qualifiers and the welsh coach thinks russia are good enough to beat the french in their championship opener this friday seeing russia play particularly in the first half i think there's every chance for the rest of us as a very good team play good football and they also have experienced i think that it's everything to go for in france came russia's biggest success in women's football came in two thousand and five when they lifted the european and in one thousand two of you have to beating france in their penalty shoot out the goal keeping haring that day daughter is currently injured but will be fit to play at these heroes tournament and is optimistic about russia's chances would having us for our standard of football is probably lower than our opponents however we expect our strength of character to help us no one expected us to win in two

>>> breaking news overnight a terrifying accident in spain, more than 70 people killed in a high spain passenger train derailed. one train car snapped in two, another caught fire. spanish official says the tragedy appears to be linked to the train going too fast. karl penhaul is live in santiago de compostela. good morning, karl. >> reporter: good morning, chris. just in the last few moments spain's prime minister mariano rahoi declared three days of not mourning here in spain and also said the investigation will now take a twin track to find out what was the real cause of this accident. as you suggest though figuring high on the list of speculation as to what caused this is that possibly the train may have been going too fast. what the prime minister also said though was the other priority would be put on identifying the dead and so their loved ones who have had this anxious wait now for the last 15, 16 hours, can be informed. the other priority is here cleaning up the tracks, taking away those railroad cars now for investigation. let's look a little at how this whole drama has develo

and of economic desperation wasn't enough for believe spain crowds have poured into the streets over the revelations of mass corruption at the top of the ruling party. thanks for joining me in this hour we've got news and analysis live from view for you from our moscow headquarters i'm lucy catherine of and of course you're watching our. corruption blogger alex and of only has been released at least for now this is after he's been handcuffed in court and taken to preliminary detention of only was sentenced to five years prison for embezzlement but prosecutors had insistent that he should not be kept locked up until his appeal was actually heard our reports from outside of the courthouse. well diversification has made an appeal to the court following yesterday's verdict guilty to both of ali and his codefendant put it sort of on charges of the best moments in the amount of roughly sixteen million rubles that's about half a million dollars they were often taken into custody in court right after the verdict was read and it took the judge around three hours to read the hundred page docum