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The U.S. says it can indefinitely maintain its blockade of Iran, also vowing further economic pressure with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pledging measures that have "never been seen before". CNBC's Dan Murphy reports from Abu Dhabi.
The stock market is at all-time highs — but the real economy is flashing warning signs everywhere else. Jobs have gone negative, the cost of living is at crisis levels, the yen intervention is fading, and America’s debt machine is becoming harder to finance.
Professor Scott Lucas was back for The Week That Was, discussing Trump’s bizarre Air Force One escape, his dwindling options in Iran, warning signs for the midterms, the Reflecting Pool saga and Putin’s latest moves on Ukraine.
SPAIN: Quietly Building the Future While Most of the World Hasn’t Noticed | 4K Documentary
Spain is often seen through its beaches, historic cities, and timeless culture. But behind that familiar image lies a different story: a country quietly reshaping its future through massive infrastructure, advanced engineering, clean energy, water systems, and scientific ambition.
In this 4K travel documentary, we explore how Spain moves global trade through powerful seaports, reclaims urban space by sending traffic underground, connects millions of people through hidden transport networks, carries water across dry landscapes, stores sunlight to generate electricity after dark, and looks beyond Earth through one of the world’s most advanced observatories.
These projects are more than concrete, steel, tunnels, bridges, mirrors, and machines. Together, they reveal how Spain is preparing for the challenges of the future: climate, mobility, energy, trade, and the way modern cities can live with both technology and nature. This is Spain from a perspective most travelers never see.
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Looking for the best places to live and retire in Spain? This comprehensive guide breaks down the top 10 retirement destinations in Spain, comparing the cost of living in Spain, rental prices, and world-class healthcare standards with real numbers to help you find your dream lifestyle. Discover budget-friendly cultural gems like Granada and Seville, featuring authentic Andalusian charm, low living costs (around €700/month), and historic, walkable streets.
For affordable coastal living in Spain, Alicante and Valencia offer over 300 days of sunshine annually, flat pedestrian-friendly landscapes like the famous Turia Gardens, excellent expat communities, and lower real estate prices compared to major hubs. If you prefer premier Mediterranean living or a dynamic big-city atmosphere, explore Malaga, Mallorca, Barcelona, and Madrid, which feature top-tier international airports, globally recognized hospitals with English-speaking doctors, and vibrant cultural landmarks.
Alternatively, San Sebastian stands out as Spain's culinary capital with Michelin-starred dining, while Nerja provides a serene, white-washed village feel. Whether you are planning a relocation to Spain on a strict budget or seeking a luxury coastal retreat, this video reveals the exact locations that match your financial plans and preferred quality of life.
Jennifer Benz, director of the AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, breaks down a poll that showed an increase in Americans concerned about being able to afford groceries in the coming months.
The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York.
Joined by Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Rep. Pablo José Hernández Rivera, Royal Observatory Greenwich Planetarium Astronomer Imo Bell, Fmr. Asst. Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs and Ret. Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt, The Atlantic Staff Writer Missy Ryan, Renaissance Macro Head of US Economic Research Neil Dutta, Michigan Rep.
Haley Stevens, and Puck News Washington Writer Abby Livingston.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Bloomberg This Weekend Begins
00:01:27 - News Now with Lisa Mateo
00:04:14 - Iran Makes New List of Demands to Reopen Strait
00:10:40 - Iran Pressures Us With New Demands as Tehran Says It Is Nearing Deal With Oman
00:18:00 - Lisa Mateo with News Now
00:19:52 - OpenAI Agents Breached Its Own Systems
00:23:43 - How AI is Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity
00:28:38 - OpenAI Shifts Focus to Security Anomaly Response
00:31:30 - Puerto Rico to Ration Water as Drought Continues
00:38:32 - News Now with Lisa Mateo
00:41:31 - Wednesday: Total Solar Eclipse in Western Europe
00:45:25 - Parts of Europe, North America to See Partial Eclipse
00:48:31 - Top of the Hour with Bloomberg This Weekend
00:49:10 - Lisa Mateo with News Now
00:51:49 - Pentagon Ask Defense Firms to Boost Production
01:00:21 - WAPO: Trump, Hegseth Fight Over Weapons Stockpile
01:03:45 - US Increases Pressure on Cuba
01:06:32 - News Now with Lisa Mateo
01:08:16 - Ukraine’s Struggle to Sustain Operation Against Russia
01:20:01 - Lisa Mateo with News Now
01:21:23 - Next Week: July CPI & PPI Reports on Inflation
01:26:48 - How Will Fed Interpret July Jobs & Inflation Reports?
01:30:02 - MI Lifts Lettuce Warning as Cyclospora Cases Drop
01:33:23 - Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Jalapenos
01:37:02 - Top of the Hour with Bloomberg This Weekend
01:38:39 - Headlines with Lisa Mateo
01:41:09 - Trump: People Are Angry at Republicians, Not at Me
01:44:12 - Poll: More To Vote for Dems if Midterms Were Today
01:46:14 - Rep. Haley Stevens Joins Bloomberg This Weekend
02:02:38 - Multiple Key Primary Elections to Take Place Tuesday
02:12:02 - News Now with Lisa Mateo
02:13:33 - Analysis: Cases Dropped After DC Federal Surge
02:22:02 - BTW with Lisa Mateo