it said dear commandante, military action against the people, our government of nicaragua. at the time newt gingrich called the document unbelievable. it was nothing more than a shreus taos salutation directly interfering with ronald reagan's foreign policy. gingrich went on to the lehrer report with them. the letter uses friendly and prospects and goodwill and reduced press censorship. and i always thought, there was not supposed to be press sensorship. what was ground breaking in many ways about this letter was it was a direct contradiction of reagan's policy. and it didn't stop there. 1987, ortega negotiated with wright, by passing the administration to negotiate peace talks. so -- and even reagan, jim was a storm trooper. in the early days the a tkpapb administration ted kennedy was nothing like his brother to the kremlin in exchange for him stopping reagan's defense buildup help defeat reagan's reelection. he said he would help him brush up on propaganda skills and introduce him to the american television networksment the only real threat to reagan are soviet relations

. >>> nicaragua. nervioso pero con muchos sueÑos de que quiso tar el corazÓn de fantÁstico ta llegaron a nicaragua. >>> siempre existe el nervio y mÁs cuando vienes a un pÚblico no conoces. >>> tenemos experiencia nueva desde el momento en que pusiste el primer pie en tierra de nicaragua todo es buenuevo. >>> probaron las comidas tÍpicas y puestas callejeros que es en donde estÁ la verdadera esencia del pueblo. >>> hemos conocido un poquito de gastronomÍa cultura, gente y como que te agarran y es algo bien rico. >>> estas son las cosas que ni siquiera imaginaba que no estaban ni siquiera cerca de mis sueÑos y ahora se estÁ cumpliendo esto imagÍnense. >>> la primera banda de sinaloa que viene y pisa estas tierras y vamos a conquistar los corazones de cada uno de ellos. bienvenidos al corazÓn. si habÍa llegado la hora una verdadera prueba de fuego para estos mÚsicos como lo recibiera la gente. >>> ( ♪ mÚsica♪). >> saltaron al escenario y fue increÍble la ovaciÓn que recibieron. >>>

it said dear commandante, military action against the people, our government of nicaragua. at the time newt gingrich called the document unbelievable. it was nothing more than a shreus taos salutation directly interfering with ronald reagan's foreign policy. gingrich went on to the lehrer report with them. the letter uses friendly and prospects and goodwill and reduced press censorship. and i always thought, there was not supposed to be press sensorship. what was ground breaking in many ways about this letter was it was a direct contradiction of reagan's policy. and it didn't stop there. 1987, ortega negotiated with wright, by passing the administration to negotiate peace talks. so -- and even reagan, jim was a storm trooper. in the early days the a tkpapb administration ted kennedy was nothing like his brother to the kremlin in exchange for him stopping reagan's defense buildup help defeat reagan's reelection. he said he would help him brush up on propaganda skills and introduce him to the american television networksment the only real threat to reagan are soviet relations

they're bright, colorful bags made out of macen, which is a material that we found down in nicaragua, and it's a bag you can use for your shoes, your clothes, all of your athletic equipment. so, when you live your active lifestyle here, you're also helping girls around the world have the same kind of chance. >> sales of these bags here in the u.s. have helped activyst help others around the world. >> we've already funded a soccer field down in nicaragua. we found a coach for a running team in ethiopia and also are funding a soccer team in uganda. >> you might say that helping more girls get a kick out of soccer or other sports is in the bag. for "teen kids news," i'm harry. >> coming up, dating's rules of the road. "teen kids news" will be right back. >> we'll all do it at some point. some of us will look forward to it with excitement, others with dread. i'm not talking about taking the sat or act tests. i'm talking about dating. alexa got some advice from an expert. in a way, dating is a lot like learning to drive. there are rules of the road to follow and signals to obey so that we

they're bright, colorful bags made out of macen, which is a material that we found down in nicaragua, and it's a bag you can use for your shoes, your clothes, all of your athletic equipment. so, when you live your active lifestyle here, you're also helping girls around the world have the same kind of chance. >> sales of these bags here in the u.s. have helped activyst help others around the world. >> we've already funded a soccer field down in nicaragua. we found a coach for a running team in ethiopia and also are funding a soccer team in uganda. >> you might say that helping more girls get a kick out of soccer or other sports is in the bag. for "teen kids news," i'm harry. >> coming up, dating's rules of the road. "teen kids news" will be right back. music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more? he has asked for... thank you. well he did say please... yes he did. and thank you. please and thank you. pass it on. (crowd of children) thank you. >> we'll all do it at some point. some of us will look forward to it with excitement, others with dread. i'm not

mayor bernie sanders, for instance, traveled to nicaragua in the 1980s to argue against ronald reagan's intervention in latin america. here's how congressman bernie sanders responded to the military adventurism of a new president decades later in 2002. >> good evening, president bush today sent to congress a two-page indictment of saddam hussein and asked congress to approve a tough resolution that authorizes the u.s. to disarm iraq, which would lead to the overthrow of saddam hussein by all means necessary. on capitol hill, reaction to the proposed resolution was mostly positive with a sprinkling of loud protests that the administration is way off course. here's nbc's lisa myers. >> >> reporter: today for the first time, congress' anti-war movement mobilized, launching an extraordinary broadside against the president. >> the president of the united states will lie to the american people in order to get us into this war. >> our moral authority will be shot. we are leading to international anarchy. any country at any time for any reason can attack another country. >> as you might imagine

. >>> son de mÉxico ellos nico nicaragua y que hacen la silla. >>> bienvenido. >>> gracias. >>> el cardenal del new york tuvo la iniciativa de incluir a la clase mÁs humilde. >>> aprovechando el debate de candidatos republicanos, enviÓ un mensaje a donald trump por habilitar en contra de inmigrantes hispanos. >>> le dirÍa que venga a conocer a Á esta gente buena y aprendara mucho vas aprender a amarlos y proteger. >>> quiere capturar el espÍritu del papa francisco y que mejor que esta gente para realizarlo. >>> entre construcciÓn resaltan estas mujeres que tambiÉn serÁn parte del altar donde estarÁ el papa con la misa. >>> todavÍa no lo puedo creer es una gran alegrÍa w y un privilegio para mÍ estar haciendo esto. >>> otro grupo de trabajadores tambiÉn estÁn a cargo de construir el altar y todos miembros de grupos comunitarios y caridades catÓlicas. >>> y se espera que se termine la prÓxima semana y lista para la misa del papa el prÓximo 25 de septiembre. >>> en new york telemundo. >>> gracias y asÍ llego el al final. final. gracias por el privilegio de sÁa que se trata d

dijeron que iban a extraditar a nicaragua. uno de los implicados en el mÍ en el caso de corrupciÓn y sobornos de la fifa para formalizar extradiciÓn en ese lo que estados unidos no se oponga al acuerdo. rocher es uno de los siete miembros de la fifa. ademÁs de decapitar rehenes y firmar ejecuciones y de las mujeres terroristas del grupo isis estarÁn usando armas quÍmicas en contra sus opositores. y si creen que lanzaron gas mostaza en la piel y humanas a combatientes kurdos de irak. los sÍntomas llevan a pensar en la sospechoso como cuenta pablo. pablo: tiene permiso para revelar a cualquier mujer incluso niÑas y si no son musulmanas. Éstos dicen los lÍderes del grupo estado dinÁmico a sus combatientes. uso de la violaciÓn. que su mercado en el control de isis. bromea sobre cuÁntas mujeres tienen, es comprar o se les regala. ella logrÓ escapar tras 227 dÍas en el infierno. " es muy difÍcil" apenaslogra decir. bajo lÁgrimas. >>vieras la palabra de dios inhabilita mÁs grande. pablo: la ex rehÉn norteamericana

desde nicaragua marÍa gabriela vega univisiÓn. satcha: carlitos pequeÑo en edad pero grande en madurez . vamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica y a mÍ este segmento me encanta, ojalÁ que a ustedes en su hogar tambiÉn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alejandro: hoy tenemos curvas peligrosas! francisca: hoy nos debe enseÑar unas divertidas coreografÍas para tos ustedes, asÍ que pÓngase de pie y a bailar! alejandro: te gusta bailar? francisca: vamos vamos! >> esto es facil ♪ subete a mi moto >> acelera, acelera! ♪ ♪ francisca: este si me lo se! alejandro: que swing tienes ! ♪ ♪ >> doble, eso es seÑora disfrÚtelo en su casa! alejandro: esto estÁ bueno! ♪ ♪cisca: eso, va pa allÁ!! >>yo tuve mi ca cachita! francisca: en casa parese a bailar. ♪ ♪ >> 1 2 1 2 3 eso es! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ poco a poquito no lo vayas a dejar ♪ ♪ paso a pasito ♪ no lo vayas a dejar >> 4 tiempos seÑores, nos fuimos! eso es! ♪ ♪ >> otra canciÓn! ♪ ♪ >> duro! ♪ a ella le gusta la gasolina ♪ a ella le gusta la gasolina ♪ dame mÁ

just back from nicaragua. tell me the story of what you guys were doing down there. >> thanks, mike. thanks so much for having me. solar power's gift foundation spent a week with our employees in rural nicaragua installing lighting and electricity installation. everyone got their hands on the job. there's some of the top reformers at solar city, and we enjoyed a cultural emerion as well as a challenge -- emersion as well as a challenging. >> are we talking about computers, internet, everything? >> the schools are way off grid. they're nowhere near the infrastructure. essentially students are leaving when the sun goes down and school doesn't start until the sun goes up. so just a little bit of electricity cannot only light the electricity to extend hours in the classroom for study but also in the weekends and evenings when adults and vocational classes can be had, as well as adult literacy and other activities for the community. >> talk about what you saw in their eyes, the children. did you see the hope down t

you mentioned investments in africa and nicaragua and that you have not see more military involvement yet. their involvement grows as the capabilities grow. their military evacuated a number of chinese civilians from eurosand work seen-esque for doing this. it's missions are expanding. host: dave is, michigan. republican line. good morning. caller: hello? host: good morning, dave. caller: yes, i would just like to put a slant on this chinese iade in that it seems that -- am 70 years old, and while i was a young boy, america was manufacturing everything but the kitchen sink. we were making our own clothes, shoes, and everything was of quality. since we have lost all of these to china, to mexico, to japan, with the exception of the automobile, it has been at the but poor quality in the goods. the pants do not fit, the washing machines and the dryers only last 1/10 of as long as an american washing machine or dryer. everything is poorer quality. -- i do not understand how you sit there and talk about how this is possibly even good. donald trump has it right. they are making full of us. -

desde nicaragua marÍa gabriela vega univisiÓn. satcha: carlitos pequeÑo en edad pero grande en madurez . vamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica y a mÍ este segmento me encanta, ojalÁ que a ustedes en su hogar tambiÉn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alejandro: hoy tenemos curvas peligrosas! francisca: hoy nos debe enseÑar unas divertidas coreografÍas para tos ustedes, asÍ que pÓngase de pie y a bailar! alejandro: te gusta bailar? francisca: vamos vamos! >> esto es facil ♪ subete a mi moto >> acelera, acelera! ♪ ♪ francisca: este si me lo se! alejandro: que swing tienes ! ♪ ♪ >> doble, eso es seÑora disfrÚtelo en su casa! alejandro: esto estÁ bueno! francisca: eso, va pa allÁ! ♪ ♪ >>yo tuve mi ca cachita! francisca: en casa parese a bailar. ♪ ♪ >> 1 2 1 2 3 eso es! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ poco a poquito no lo vayas a dejar ♪ ♪ paso a pasito ♪ no lo vayas a dejar >> 4 tiempos seÑores, nos fuimos! eso es! ♪ ♪ >> otra canciÓn! ♪ ♪ >> duro! ♪ a ella le gusta la gasolina ♪ a ella le gusta la gasolina ♪ dame

on the docket, el salvador, nicaragua, panama, colombia, and many, many more. all in all, some hundred thousand patients treated over six months time. a remarkable example of what a highly trained hospital staff can do. even on the high seas. whenever the usns comfort shows up anywhere in the world, it sends a strong message. and it means many things. potential revenue for the host country. a form of international medical diplomacy. and lots and lots of grateful patients. patients like marlene maxwell, who had her life-saving operation right here on this ship. for "vital signs," i'm dr. sanjay gupta. thanks for watching. a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts

. >> el pequeÑo de 6 aÑos viajÓ con su familia de nicaragua para recibir un implante coclear la Única tecnologÍa disponible que restaura la audiciÓn. >> a pesar que no ve, ahora tiene la habilidad de escuchar y conectar con la vida externa. >> unos niÑos reciben estos implantes anualmente bajo el sistema de salud de la universidad de miami. >> se pone encima de la piel y se hace comunicaciÓn con la parte interno. >> el progreso de josuÉ ha sido sorprendente, no solo come solo y estÁ yendo a la escuela por primera vez. >> camina mÁs derecho con la cabeza un poco mÁs levantada. >> la fundaciÓn internacional equid kid pagÓ la cirugÍa e implante, solo el aparato cuesta 30.000 dÓlares, pero su recuperacion no ha terminado. >> hacerle la segunda operaciÓn en el oÍdo derecho para asi lo lograr mayor audiciÓn para Él. >> un sueÑo que comenzÓ muy lejos pero hoy estÁ cada vez mas cerca. >> en miami angie sandoval telemundo. >> quÉ belleza de historia ¿verdad? >> si quiere ver mÁs y vale la pena vaya a noticiero telemundo.com una historia extraordinaria. >> ahora vamos con

pedro: activistas provenientes de el salvador, honduras y nicaragua, se apostaron fuera de las oficinas de houston para anunciar un retraso de seis meses en la renovaciÓn del documento. >> a veces no puedo dormir porque sÉ que en cualquier momento me pueden detener y mis hijos quedarÍan solos. eso me afecta mucho en el diario vivir. pedro: los denunciantes entregaron una correspondencia las autoridades migratorias e indicaron que cada vez que han preguntado a quÉ se debe la tardanza se les ha respondido que se debe a retrasos. >> muchas personas han sido maltratadas, amenazadas y despedidas de sus centros de trabajo. pedro: en un comunicado dijeron que el tiempo de procesamiento de cada solicitud puede variar por que las solicitudes se revisan caso por caso. el problema es que para muchos beneficiarios del tps el simple hecho de manejar en una calle transitada de houston se ha convertido en un problema latente porque sus licencias de manejo se vencieron hace meses. los activistas solicitaron una reuniÓn urgente con efectivo del servicio de migraciÓn y ciudadanÍa y estiman que exi

en el Último mes marie comunidades cercanas han sido baÑadas con cenizas causando evacuaciones, en nicaragua. la enfermedades chikungunya causa estragos la temporada de lluvias ha desatado la propagaciÓn del padecimiento. se han registrado 5000 casos de acuerdo a la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud la chikungunya es una enfermedad viral transmitida por mosquitos se presenta con fiebre, dolores en piernas y mÚsculos entre otros sÍntomas. en el caso de los adolescentes el hecho de tomar el continuo impacto de lo que muchos pensaban puede traer efectos que afectan su vida como adultos. reportera: consumir alcohol afecta los Órganos no ser humano pero sobre todo el cerebro repercute en la memoria funciones cognitivas y retenciÓn. >> al ingerir alcohol atrofia cualquier cerebro. el de los jÓvenes es mÁs pequeÑo que el de un adulto. su capacidad de retener, aprender y crecer no es la misma que un joven que no consume alcohol. reportera: josÉ luis ramÍrez es maestro y padre de un joven de 17 aÑos, asegura mantiene constante comunicaciÓn con su hijo explicÁndole los peligros de consumi

burlington has adopted a sister city in nicaragua. >> quite frankly he should be spending his time dealing with the problems of the city of burlington and not getting involved with national politics. >> he said don't spend our money invading nicaragua, give us a break, give us some money for our cities and towns to lower property taxes. >> reporter: the establishment wishes he wore neckties but it knows he won't. some day the opposition will try to recapture city hall, but more than half the voters like it the way it is and tend to think that bernie sanders, as much as the boom, put burlington on the map. fred briggs, nbc news, burlington, vermont. >> i wonder if he still has that sweater? that was april, 1985. that was when the national media started to discover this eccentric, confident, curly haired socialist mayor from burlington, vermont. for a while bernie sanders was just sort of an object of national media fascination. hey, are we doing a piece about all the yuppies from the cities moving to new england? call that socialist mayor guy. >> rolling, rural, rustic and removed, for many

japan will provide technical assistance and send specialists to nicaragua to support the format. that's the 14th country outside japan to select the standard. it will be the fourth in central america following costa rica, guatemala and honduras. >>> italian prime minister matteo renzi said european countries should focus more on attracting foreign investment than implementing austerity measures to achieve economic growth. he spoke with nhk during his visit to tokyo. he said it's good the european union has opted to avoid confusion over greeks to begin new talks on a new support program for the country. >> translator: european countries are talking too much about budgets and cuts. instead of that we need to grow economically to invest to prepare new infrastructure, and to call for foreign investment. >> renzi referred to japanese acquisitions of italian firms. cost cutting measures and more foreign investment is vital to grow the european economy. >>> officials from kenya say they're making their country more attractive to japanese investors. they called for more investment at a s

they have been known to live in groups of 40 off the coast of nicaragua and panama. >> excuse me. scientists climbed 50 trees in national parks and equipped them with monitoring devices. they are gathering data on water levels. scientists can determine which trees are stressed and which are surviving despite these harsh drought conditions. increasing the water supply. the $100,000 contract was approved to explore the usefulness of water pumped from the river. >>> in the south bay san jose, eligible homeowners can get a $500 discounted package with drought resistant plants and landscape materials. >>> all right, coming up here next, steph curry's new shoes. >> why they are generating a lot of buzz today on social media. >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up new at 6:00, another movement to split california in two. tonight the areas that would become part of the state of jefferson. and? >> it's a shame they stole that memory from our family. >> from 7 on your side, the bay area family left stranded by a major airline not once but twice and then did nothing to get them home. it's all coming u

new era, former cuban dictator fidel castro is spending time with allies, these photos show him with nicaragua president, his brother took over for him in 2006 due to health reasons. >>> we are 42 days away from pope francis' visit, on thursday september 4th construction will begin a secure fence, the red zone, friday morning at 6:00, pedestrians trying to enter the perimeter will have to go through metal detecters and be screened and all vehicles must be removed from the streets, friday night at 10:00 p.m. the perimeter is set up for the pope's speech there and this is in addition to the previously announced traffic boxes, residents living near the perimeters are trying to figure out what to do that weekend. >> parking is a premium to begin with, limited public parking if you are a resident with permit parking where do you go, how far north? cabs will be granted a special pass, they can drive into the so-called traffic box until 2:00 a.m. saturday morning and you can resume operation monmorning to get visitors out. and it will be announced at a later time according to city officials. >>> we k

in may of 2002, he attempts to beat his record of nearly 81 miles per hour on an active volcano in nicaragua. it is to be the last ride of his professional career. known as the red baron, barone prepares for the run with a specially designed mountain bike prototype. he makes the trek up the volcano and gets ready to go. he mounts the bike and hits the slope. he flies down the volcano at a dizzying speed. suddenly, the bicycle seems to disintegrate underneath him and he's hurdled over the handlebars. his helmet ripped off him. he tumbles down the slope for nearly 110 yards. when he finally comes to a stop, he is still conscious but barely. he is rushed to the nearest hospital, an hour and a half away. eric says the high speed was too much for the prototype bike causing it to collapse. the good news -- before the accident he reaches more than 106 miles per hour. breaking his previous record. the bad news, eric suffers massive injuries, including six broken ribs, a broken leg and a head injury. his right hand is nearly torn off by the fall and he undergoes three shoulder operations. it is nearl

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it was the famous walker expedition to nicaragua, the filibusters so all of that was going on. in fact talking to a french scholar the other day who is interested in a lot of the same issues and it was interesting that the emperor in france emperor in france when he took over mexico and installed maximilian he was convinced by one of the guys that wound up in paris that would act as a buffer state between imperial mexico and the union government union government in the north when in fact the reporting from the french consuls and the british consuls would say that's not true they won't mexico for themselves. you have to remember the cost and burden of the land. >> i lived in austin for quite a while and one of the things people may or may not be aware of is that they were able to take over texas is because essentially they stopped the line from corpus christi and when they went forth they wiped them out and joked we need to keep them close enough that there were only three or 5,000 mexican civilians in all of texas. only a few thousand in california and part of the reason they t

. >> commissioner nicaragua. >> here. >> commissioner johns. >> here. >> commissioner matsuda. >> here. >> we will address the items on the agenda at this time for public comment and i have no speaker cards. >> does anyone (low audio). >> and directors announcements. >> good afternoon commissioners. i have no report from the director this week but happy to address any questions or forward the questions to the director if you have them. >> seeing none commissioner we can move on [inaudible] (low audio). >> commissioners tim frye again. just one item to share with you. at the august 6 planning commission hearing the commission approved 5-2 the sky bridge on stevenson. as you may recall the permit was reviewed by this body several weeks ago as the sky bridge connects the san francisco merchandise market. the dissenting votes cited their concerns about removing activity and interaction of employees with the ground floor retail establishments that was their main concern not to support the sky bridge but like i said it did pass 5-2. that concludes my announcements unless you have any questio

africa and it was a -- it was -- there was also an effort the same as william walker expedition to nicaragua, filibuster -- >> yeah. >> who was interested in a lot of the issues. he was -- it was interested that the emperor of france and took over mÉxico, the south would act as a buffer state between imperial mÉxico and the union government in the north, when, in fact, they want mÉxico for themselves. you have to remember that cotton burned up the land. >> yeah. i don't want to take time, but i lived in austin quite a while. part of the reason that mexicans were able to take over texas is because the indians specially stop it had mexicans, stopped the spanish and when they went north there, they wiped them out. we need to keep them close enough to seal the horses. >> that was before -- >> in california. >> yeah. >> part of the americans took over because they can pour in. they were like the english in australia in america showing up with the wives and kids and slaves. americans came pouring in. there were 50,000 american and three to 5,000 mexicans when the revolution broke out. >> i'm su

. >> on the contrary, gustav nyquist, and el salvador helped to bring about -- initialling, and-- nicaragua and el salvador regime. >> what it has done is hoped to keep the cuban people in poverty, preventing them having the communications they need, because it reinforced the cuban government's control of communications like radios, televisions, cellphones, thumb drives. >> people are kept in poverty by a regime that doesn't know how to handle, or resulting in an impoverished nation. you have an economical country becoming a poor one. why is that, the castro regime. everyone knows that. >> the embargo hasn't contributed to all this. we were a major trading partner. let's see what happens to the cuban people when they have a chance to trade with the united states. >> let's ask the cuban people what they think. you are familiar with the leader of the opposition group, ladies in white. she told al jazeera - we don't want mcdonald's and human rights. we want first that there is respect for human rights, rights for all cuban, and afterwards let mcdonald's come. she spelt it out for you. she's ag

today officials gave approval for his extradition to nicaragua. and a pre-trial hearing was held for a fifa officials who was extradited to the u.s. they are hopeful on going negotiations will result in more defendants being brought to the u.s. to face charges. >> colorado officials reopened a stretch of river to boating after it was polluted with mine water. epa officials say a clean up crew triggered the spill while investigating a leak. the river ran yellow with pollution. people in the area and down stream were cautioned not to drink the water. it dissipated but there are still concerns about heavy metals. >>> protesters are getting ready to steak to the -- take to the streets in oakland in 30 minutes. what police told us about how they plan to respond. >> we busted our budget. all the way. we had twice as many animals we budget for. >> a busy year with s.e.a.l. pups washing on shore. how you can help prepare for another round of sick animals. >>> we have breaking news right now. in san rafael. a live picture showing us a grass fire. you can s

. >> you can get pupusas in nicaragua, guatemala. for some reason salvadorian pupusas get the most respect. general consensus seems to be they're the best. >> i'd agree. >> george has been coming here with his friend joe for years. >> this is what makes it right here, boom. is this. curtido. pickled slaw. salsa. and i do this. but i don't know if you're up for this one. >> what are you saying? >> i don't know if you can hang, man. >> is it a manly thing? >> it's turning into it, seems like. >> mexican spicy. salvadorian, not spicy. >> that's true. they don't like it that spicy. >> chicharon? porky goodness in there. >> fried pork and ground with pepper, onion and tomato. simple. >> take the liberty of indigenous detroit beverages we've egregiously overlooked so far. that would be burners which i haven't had. >> it's a cross between ginger beer and ginger ale. not as spicy as ginger beer, not as sweet as ginger ale, it's in the middle. it's my favorite beverage in the city. >> i need this to enhance my street cred in detroit so i'll b

. >> when it comes to nicaragua, el salvador, i agree with them. do you remember elian gonzalez? >> uh-huh. >> multiply that by 2 million. can you see this whole notion of citizen-born children in the united states being forcibly deported to be with their undocumented parents in the country of origin? this is a program that is so draconian i can't imagine how donald trump thinks the latinos and the asians will be respond. >> i love how chuck todd is out there whining about where are these deported illegal aliens going to go. chuck, why don't you put them up in your place? he's got a big mansion. what are they going to go? well, they're going to go somewhere. why doesn't he take them? >> it's unrealistic is what trump is suggesting. >> maybe we send them down to the border. maybe the illegal alien families build a wall. then when the wall is finished, they get amnesty. it's called earned amnesty. it's going to be a trail of tears. it's a simple plan. protect the borders, protect the families, protect jobs. i don't buy the crocodile tears from these liberals. we know what they thin

that goes back that richard nicaragua on in '69. >>> earlier this year in our presidential contenders piece on trump, i asked him about his faith. >> are you religious? >> i'm pretty religious. went to church on easter. people don't realize i'm presbyterian, protestant, presbyterian. and i went to sunday school for years in queens. and yeah, i'm a believer. am i religious like some people? probably not. but i am religious. what is happening to christians and jews. but for some reason the focus now is on christians. i'll tell you what. that wouldn't happen if i'm at the hill. when they kill 350 people because they're christians, and we have a president that won't even say that. he calls them terrorists. he doesn't talk about where they're coming from, what their thought. they killed people because they're christians. i will tell you, christians and jews are going to be protected if i run and if i win. they will be protected like never ever before. >> as you know, and some of those early states evangelical christians make up a pretty significant block of voters. how do you think you wou

. >> the former head of nicaragua's fallt fool federation is to be deported from schwitzer land after he was indicted in may on bribery and corruption charges. and u.s. authorities believe more former fifa officials could soon be deported to new york. one of those already in the u.s. to face charges is jeffrey wen, the former fifa vice president has appealed in new york. he denies all charges. >>> the occupied west bank have won the palestine cup in a historic match and gaza's 2-1 in the second leg in hebron. he has been given permission to cross israeli territory to play the match for the first time in 15 years. israel strictly controls the gaza border and the second leg has been the response involving security checks on some of the gaza players. >> faumsdz being here in the west bank and west bank people being able to come to us is in itself an achievement. the blockade, the spirit of unity between us that there is no difference between gaza and the west bank. this is what we gained from the game. >> as a sporting event, our team was the winner. we will be the representatives in asi

. >> i would send you to nicaragua. >> you would do that anyway and tip off that i was coming. that is the kind of guy you are. now, goldberg went to rutgers. rutgers has an embarrassing professor who says the usa is worse than isis or something insane. you wrote a letter to president of rutgers, what did you tell them? >> she is a journalism professor and i was a major at rutgers. i wrote a letter to president of rutgers university. she said isis is brutal but the united states is more so and says 1.3 million killed in iraq afghanistan and pakistan never mind the exaggerated number. i don't think you should lose your job for being idiotic. i think professors have rights and they even have the right to be foolish. i would like to know what the president of the university thinks about it. >> i have to go. let us know next week. >> if he gets back to me i will be glad to let you know. >> if he doesn't we may have to send watters to see him. >> i'm begging you don't do it. >>> a fun thing to do during the debate tomorrow night. the tip moments away. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh)

. >> i would send you to nicaragua. >> you would do that anyway and tip off that i was coming. that is the kind of guy you are. now, goldberg went to rutgers. rutgers has an embarrassing professor who says the usa is worse than isis or something insane. you wrote a letter to president of rutgers, what did you tell them? >> she is a journalism professor and i was a major at rutgers. i wrote a letter to president of rutgers university. she said isis is brutal but the united states is more so and says 1.3 million killed in iraq afghanistan and pakistan never mind the exaggerated number. i don't think you should lose your job for being idiotic. i think professors have rights and they even have the right to be foolish. i would like to know what the president of the university thinks about it. >> i have to go. let us know next week. >> if he gets back to me i will be gladet you know. >> if he doesn't we may have to send watters to see him. >> i'm begging you don't do it. >>> a fun thing to do during the debate tomorrow night. the tip moments away. ♪ ♪ just because your bladder is

. >> cigar of the year this year is nicaraguas. there's no matter time than when they're cold side by side. >> reporter: legal cubans have been a long time coming. but nothing about cigars is supposed to feel rushed. and it's good news if you believe the only thing better than a great cigar is another one. >> charles: next, a life in pictures. lost and found. >> yes, if i'm not in it, i'll have breakfast. >> charles: and later, the legendary carl reiner. >> charles: a love story in living color is the story steve hartman has to tell this morning. >> reporter: in fairport new york, historian bill made it his mission to connect people with history. >> it's safe to say he never found a more direct and powerful connection than he did the day the films arrived. someone found these in an attic. old 16 millimetre home movies from the 1930s labeled coda chrome experiment. >> i was intrigued. i took the projector and the films and i started to watch. and i loved what i saw. >> i saw scenes of our community that they were in color. >> they w

. >> cigar of the year this year is nicaraguas. there's no matter time than when they're cold side by side. >> reporter: legal cubans have been a long time coming. but nothing about cigars is supposed to feel rushed. and it's good news if you believe the only thing better than a great cigar is another one. pictures. lost and found. >> yes, if i'm not in it, i'll legendary carl reiner. >> charles: a love story in living color is the story steve hartman has to tell this morning. >> reporter: in fairport new york, historian bill made it his mission to connect people with history. >> it's safe to say he never found a more direct and powerful connection than he did the day the films arrived. someone found these in an attic. old 16 millimetre home movies from the 1930s labeled coda chrome experiment. >> i was intrigued. i took the projector and the films and i started to watch. and i loved what i saw. >> i saw scenes of our community that they were in color. >> they were the first color home movies. what intrigued bill even more was thi

you mentioned investments in africa and nicaragua and that you have not see more military involvement yet. their involvement grows as the capabilities grow. their military evacuated a number of chinese civilians from eurosand work seen-esque for doing this. it's missions are expanding. host: dave is, michigan. republican line. good morning. caller: hello? host: good morning, dave. caller: yes, i would just like to put a slant on this chinese iade in that it seems that -- am 70 years old, and while i was a young boy, america was manufacturing everything but the kitchen sink. we were making our own clothes, shoes, and everything was of quality. since we have lost all of these to china, to mexico, to japan, with the exception of the automobile, it has been at the but poor quality in the goods. the pants do not fit, the washing machines and the dryers only last 1/10 of as long as an american washing machine or dryer. everything is poorer quality. -- i do not understand how you sit there and talk about how this is possibly even good. donald trump has it right. they are making full of us. -

all the money they have been spending everywhere, in brazil, nicaragua, africa. michael: i think you can look at at least one or two ways. if chinese demand at home is not materializing, if you do not have a need for putting in new infrastructure at the pace they need to essentially absorb their excess capacity, then that create appetite for doing more abroad in order to absorb their capacity and so on. at the same time, we are talking about the politics, and you have the anticorruption trials still going on. no one wants to get their head out to far. going and doing exciting ventures, everyone in the world, it is not something leaders are going to do unless they are really confident that they are not going to get burned. vonnie: michael, let me bring up a chart that was sent in from tom keene, missing the action this morning. brendan: [laughs] vonnie: the one-year real rate in china, we heard that from jonathan fenby as well from trusted sources, we are well away from the lows, where it had been here what can we infer from this? michael: i do not know what i can

. >> or guatemala or nicaragua or wherever that is. i like trump's idea, here we get the cream of the crop to attend penn or harvard or yale or northwestern or any of the great schools in this country. then when the student visas expire, kick them out, why are we letting the brains go? they want to be here. these are the immigrants everybody can agree we would love to have here. david: i want to cut to one thing, talking about the expense of welfare, it is enormous, the cost of paying for welfare. and 12 years i covered latin america, i know the area well. there are a lot of pregnant women that walk over the border, have kids, so the kid is a citizen, entitled to welfare programs. >> 30,000 a year. david: not only the kid gets but the family gets. i love immigrants, i want immigrants to be here, i want the immigrants who come here to get welfare, why don't we agree to get rid of the welfare but have something we had success with, the bracero program, from 1942-1965. the unions killed it, the workers come in from mexico and go home afte

it is wrong, it is just plain wrong to be spending millions of dollars on mercenary soldiers in nicaragua who are killing children when we don't have enough money and our own budgets to help children here in the united states. tois wrong, just plain wrong pit one region against another. to leave the iowa farmers out in the cold and to leave the oil workers in the southwest without a job. i think that in the days ahead we have got to recognize there is a profound danger at the heart of our society and our economy. it is that we have lost our moral compass. it is time to ask the basic question. isn't it time that we had a president again who really does not like to the american people and asks us to do what is right for our country, not just for ourselves? martin luther king jr. once said "what self-centered men tear down, other centered people can build up." i believe that. i also believe that only when we bring out the real spirit of america can we rebuild our economy and get all of our people opportunity again. [applause] >> he already exceeded his time, please. finally, mr. simon? simon

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support for the democratic elements in various parts of the world whether it was in the soviet union or nicaragua or afghanistan we were increasing our efforts to support those people. we also denied them hard currency, much less had any agreement that would have bolstered the soviet economy. because we had that approach the soviet union fell apart and in the long run that's what made them a peaceful world, the elimination of that regime, and i am afraid this treaty you are talking about today and you are promoting will do the opposite of what we saw that succeeded and that is that it will empower them instead of making them more a peace regime. empowering them will create more chaos and the likelihood of war because they are the main proponents of terrorism and they have hate -- hatred for the west. we have been aware of the refreshen and the brutal retreatment of people with iran and like the mek who are suffering and you noted this in the past yourself, the brutality that these people that oppose the regime have had to face. did you confer in any way with the democratic elements in iran or the