i hope to be able to welcome you to a colombia in peace, more equitable colombia, better educated colombia that you have so much contributed to. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. does anybody have any questions? i'm shocked. john, go ahead. >> mr. president, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> [inaudible]. mr. president, like to get your reaction to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate the russian interference in the campaign. was this the right move or is this part of a witch-hunt? >> well, i respect the move but the entire thing has been a witch-hunt and, there is no collusion between certainly myself a my campaign but ian always speak for myself and the russians. zero. i think it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country because of that and many other things. so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together, john. and i will also say very strongly, we've had tremendous success. look at our job numbers. look at what is going on at the border as we discussed before. you look wh

welcome you able to in peace, a more equitable colombia, a better educated colombia that you have so much contributed to. >> thank you very much. does anybody have any questions? [laughter] i'm shocked. john, go ahead. >> mr. president, thank you very much. mr. president, i'd like to get your reaction to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate the russia -- russian interference in the campaign. was this the right move, or is this part of a witch hunt? president trump: i respect the move but the entire thing has been a witch hunt. and there's no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can only speak for myself, and the russians, zero. i think it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country because of that and many other things. so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together and i will also say, very strongly, we have had tremendous success. you look at our job numbers, you look at what is going on at the borders, as we have discussed before. you look at what will be happ

i hope to be able to welcome you to a colombia in peace, a more equitable colombia, a better educated colombia, that you have so much contributed to. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. does anybody have any questions? i'm shocked. john, go ahead. >> mr. president, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let's -- oh. mr. president, i want to get your reaction to at the attorney general rod rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate the russian interference in the campaign, was this the right move or is this part of a witch hunt? >> well, i respect the move, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can only speak for myself and the russians, zero. i think it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country because of that and many other things. so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together, john, and i will also say very strongly, we've had tremendous success. you look at our job numbers. you look at what's going on at the border as we discuss

i hope to be able to welcome you to a colombia in peace, a better educated colombia, that you have so much contributed to. thank you so much. president trump: thank you very much. does anybody have any questions? [laughter] i'm shocked. john, go ahead. >> mr. president, thank you very much. mr. president, i'd like to get your reaction to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate the russia -- russian interference in the campaign. was this the right move, or is this part of a witch hunt? president trump: i respect the move but the entire thing has been a witch hunt. and there's no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can only speak for myself, and the russians, zero. i think it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country because of that and many other things. so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together, john. and i will also say very strongly, we have had tremendous success. you look at our job numbers, you look at what's going on at the border, as we discussed befor

i hope to be able to welcome you a colombia in peace, a better educated colombia, that you have so much contributed to. much.you so [applause] >> thank you very much. have any questions? i'm shocked. [laughter] john, go ahead. >> mr. president, thank you very much. i would like to get your deputy attorney general rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel on russian interference. as this the right move or is this part of a witch hunt? >> the entire thing has been a and there is no collusion between certainly campaign but i can only speak for myself and the russians zero. it divides the country. i think we have a very divided and manyecause of that other things. so i can tell you that we want great country of ours together, john. and i will also say very trongly we've had tremendous success. you look at our job numbers and what's going on at the border as before.ussed you look at what will be happening. you're going to see some incredible numbers with respect the success of general mattis isis hers with the situation, the numbers are staggering. successful they've been, the milit

i hope to be able to welcome you to a colombia in peace, a more equitable colombia, a better educated colombia, that you have so much contributed to. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. does anybody have any questions? i'm shocked. john, go ahead. >> reporter: mr. president, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> reporter: i would like to -- mr. president, i would like to get your reaction to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate the russia -- russian interference in the campaign. was this the right move or is this part of a witch hunt? >> well, i respect the move, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself, and the russians, zero. i think it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country because of that, and many other things. so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together, john. i will also say very strongly, we've had tremendous success. you look at our job numbers. you look at w

i hope to be able to welcome you to a colombia in peace, a more equitable colombia, a better educated colombia, that you have so much contributed to. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. does anybody have any questions? [ laughter ] i'm shocked. john, go ahead. >> thank you. [ inaudible ] >> mr. president, i'd like your reaction to deputy attorney general rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate the russian interfeerninte interference in the campaign. was it the right move or part of a witch hunt? >> while i respect the move, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt, and there's no collusion between certainly myself and campaign, but i can always speak for myself and the russians zero. i think it divides the country. i think we have a divided country because of that and many other things, so i can tell you that we want to bring this great country of ours together, john, and i will also say very strongly that we had tremendous success. you look at our job numbers. you look as what's going on ased border as we discussed before. you look at what's happeni

what i -- what we did i colombia,ouui rhtly mentioned i is persere. we -- when you knowour port of destination, ande ow- y know you're doingheorrect thing, y simply have to perseve. and that's what we've donin colombia and that'why we we on the verge of being a faid ate some yrs ago and now we're onof the stars of the region andhat'shrghar work, rseverance, and clarity of ur objectives. an that's what we ve done and we have tcoinue because t rip is not er. >> mr.resident, i'd keo ask you abt trade. you e about to start the regotiation of naftand colombia andike other unies in thhesphere has a large trade defitith the ited states. are u worried about the fact that that could contrutto creasing that tre deficit? president trump texas -- presentrp: it's been a ng process. the esident did fantastic jo thas not easy after so many years of war. so i'm very, very prouto get to know you and i really congratulateou. there's nothing tougr than peace and we wanto make peace all over the world and you a really a greatxample of somebody that arted it. farc is,hat

and colombia with other countries to fight the links of the chain. we have destroyed 22,000 laboratories, seizing cocaine in the transit. we have seized record amounts. we are doing even better than last year. by working together we can be much more effective. that is the commitment we just made or ratified this afternoon. president trump: that was a long and diplomatic answer to your weston. i will say it shorter. walls work. just ask israel. they work. believe me. we have no choice. peter baker. >> thank you mr. president. a lot if you would like to get to the bottom of a couple of things can get a chance for you to go on record. did you earn james comey in any way, shape or form to back down the investigation into michael flynn? president trump: no. . , have youlook back had any recollection where you have wondered if anything you have done has been something that might be worthy of criminal charges? >> i think it is totally ridiculous. workingto get back to our country properly so that we can take care of the problems. we have plenty of problems.

the world wants to see a colombia in peace. there is no place for them any more in colombia. i'm not going to tell the president of colombia what to do, the only thing that i know is that the hearts of all colombians are seeking a new life. we want to be able to recover our country in peace, and that's something that uribe has to reflect on and the farc have to reflect on, too. but it would be fair to say when you were taken you actually were in farc territory because as a presidential candidate you believed it was worthwhile trying to open up a dialogue. do you still believe there is something to talk about, to negotiate about, or now it has to be a question of farc surrender? we are human beings and human beings are beings of words. the word is what makes us different. the words are our strongest weapon. we need to talk to make peace. the only way we're going to solve the problems in colombia is if we establish a space where we can talk without fearing to be killed. so this is something that we have to work on. it's not easy. we know it in our everyday life, in the family w

and peru are the plans to reduce the trafficking working with colombia and mexico to eradicate the crops and the hemisphere for the heroin entering the united states by utilizing the tools including the designation act. security also means addressing the reality of outside actors. we are focused on the crisis in the world many. for the purposes of raising money could also use the networks to access u.s. territory. the region hasn't been immune to the rise of our friends in trinidad that we would talk about. iran, north korea with some in the region that counter these disturbing trends there's a number of things we should do first we should make it clear the united states doesn't expect others to trade with us but we will not allow our enemies and security prosperity and human rights to establish a foothold in the region to speak out and support the leaders who seek to deepen cooperation in the united states and to make clear america isn't going to leave a vacuum in the region for others to fill. by utilizing the agreements to increase u.s. economic engagement in the region including by l

the problem of colombia only or united states only, it isa colombia only or united states only, it is a world problem. we have two all work together. we declare the war on drugs 30 years ago. it is a war on drugs 30 years ago. it is a war that has not been won. so we must be more effective and more efficient. we are doing a very big effort, because of the peace process to have a new strategy, carrot and stick. stick, we have already eradicated this year only, 15,000 hectares, which is the whole volume that we eradicated last year and we are starting to eradicate, the substitute voluntarily, through a programme where the peasants, and we have 80,000 families already in the programme, that they are going to substitute for legal crops. this is the first time this could be done because of the peace. before, the conflict did not allow us to build roads and to give these presents an alternative. now we have. so we have to take advantage of this opportunity and continue. we do see the production of cocoa. we will work together with other countries, central america, to fight the other links o

. >> it is a great honor to have president santos of colombia here. we will have long discussions today. colombia has been making great progress but we are working on knocking out the drugs because we have a problem with drugs and you have a very big problem with drugs. we're working very hard and very diligently. we'll be spending a lot of time together today. i know in the future, a lot of time. mr. president, it is an honor to have you with us. thank you very much. we will -- we will be talking about venezuela. we're very close to an fbi director. soon. what's nappihappening in venezus

. ♪ fÉlix: los feminicidios han disparado las alarmas en colombia. la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud revela que los asesinatos de mujeres podrÍan superar la tasa de criminalidad de brasil y argentina. defensores de las mujeres seÑalan que hay un alto nivel de impunidad en casos de violencia sexual y que las mujeres entre 35 y 39 aÑos son las principales vÍctimas. yesid: el mÁs reciente estudio del instituto nacional de medicina legal de colombia revela que de enero a abril del aÑo, van 204 mujeres vÍctimas de homicidio en el paÍs. una cifra que preocupa a las autoridades. >> en su mayorÍa son lesiones por arma. punzante, seguido de mecanismos generadores de asfixia, es decir como estrangulamiento y por Último heridas por proyectil de arma de fuego. yesid: brasil, el brasil con la mayor tasa de feminicidios en el mundo registra 4,8 casos por cada 100.000 mujeres. en argentina como una mujer es asesinada cada 30 horas. si la tendencia en colombia se mantuviera superarÍa las dos anteriores. para la defensorÍa del pueblo de colombia, lo qu

and peru to reduce cocaine production and trafficking to work with colombia and mexico to eradicate the poppy crops to reduce air when entering united states. including the foreign narcotics king. focusing on global prices throughout the world is the processed attempted to gain a foothold in our hemisphere international terrorist groups often exploited could use these networks to accessing a territory. this region between isis and other militant groups and their friends in trinidad that allowed the u.s. adversaries sometimes those including china or iran to exploit anti-american sentiments in the region. to counter these disturbing trends there are some things we should do buffer's make it clear the united states does not expect other countries to trade solely with us. but we will not allow the enemies democracy in human-rights to get a foothold in the region. responsible leaders who seek to deepen cooperation of the united states that america will not leave a vacuum in the region with that bilateral free trade agreement to increase u.s. economic engagement and where possible to bid

the leaders of the us and colombia walking off to the us and colombia walking off to the side of the stage. that's died just some of the things we heard, in particular we heard from donald trump because it is better say the sta kes trump because it is better say the stakes have joined a trump because it is better say the stakes havejoined a higher still. anthony, we have a situation where the president categorically denying, it did not happen, when asked about whether he told the fbi director to drop that investigation into michael flynn. if that memo exists and contains that quote, those two accou nts contains that quote, those two accounts do not fit. exactly. he was very direct there. he cut of jonathan karl who was asking the question before he finished answering the question, saying, i did not ask him to back away from investigating michael flynn as my national security adviser. we may have memos written byjames national security adviser. we may have memos written by james coney, the fbi director, detailing every meeting he had with donald trump and the interaction they had so i

reportera: 46 aÑos han pasado desde la Última vez que roberto salcedo dio a su padre josÉ en colombia, y hoy llegÓ a nueva york manejando desde miami en un intento mÁs para encontrarlo. >> porque Él le mando esta carta a la madrastra mÍa y como ustedes ven aquÍ esta la direcciÓn. reportera: su padre habrÍa enviado esa carta desde nueva york, ciudad donde hoy la oficina del mÉdico forense realizÓ una jornada para ayudar a edificar y encontrar personas desaparecidas. >> como casi no tuve cariÑo de mi papÁ entonces quiero abrazarlo y ppara que todos los hermanos y la familia se una. reportera: para participar los asistentes que se sometieron voluntariamente a pruebas de adn. >> generar un perfil de adn con el cual podemos comprar otros perfiles de adn de personas no identificadas, de esa manera podemos tratar de encontrar a su pariente. lÓgico, si estÁ en la base de datos. reportera: marina tambiÉn busca a su hijo wilson de 24 aÑos, quien desapareciÓ a mediados de abril y fue diagnosticado con esquizofrenia. >> el detective me llamÓ y me dijo que habÍa encontrado unos c

see in orlando with argentina and brazil and venezuela and colombia. you also see it in the decline .nd visitors and prosperity one of the richest resources on the planet. it wasn't a result of exercise or diet. countries and stress bad policy and economic engagement. this is what we hope for for the region. i can tell you 40 years from now we live in an hemisphere where he have more countries. like brazil, which has now gone through the constitutional process and move forward. would america be more prosperous or less's -- or less prosperous? by prioritizing they levels of government. my hope is it is -- from our seat in the united states senate and from our engagement such as this that we can encourage more from both sides of the aisle to engage in the western hemisphere . opportunities are truly extraordinary. because we haven't been debating it for far too long, as of now there are no partisan lines. . thank you . hope and the years to come opportunity -- i look for to need to work with you. thank you very much. , thank you for the compelling and th

we're in medellin, in the north west of colombia. two decades ago it was one of the most dangerous cities in the world, as the notorious drug lord pablo escobar waged war against the government. now, the city has been transformed, but for many tourists who come here, the fascination with escobar endures. we travelled to his hometown to find out how tours about his life are dividing public opinion there. people are still scared, and still are scared to come to colombia, especially medellin. for a long time it was the most violent city in the world. we're here at la catedral, pablo‘s prison slash five star resort! la catedral was a jail that escobar built for himself and which was part of the agreement with the government that he would turn himself in, but he would come to his jail. in here, they've still got some of the remains of what used to be his bed. the frame... pretty big bed! if you look in here, there's a plaque on the wall with little white crosses. that's a memorial to, i think, the amount of people they think were killed

we're in medellin, in the north west of colombia. two decades ago it was one of the most dangerous cities in the world, as the notorious drug lord pablo escobar waged war against the government. now, the city has been transformed, but for many tourists who come here, the fascination with escobar endures. we travelled to his hometown to find out how tours about his life are dividing public opinion there. people are still scared, and still are scared to come to colombia, especially medellin. for a long time it was the most violent city in the world. we're here at la catedral, pablo's prison slash five star resort! la catedral was a jail that escobar built for himself and which was part of the agreement with the government that he would turn himself in, but he would come to his jail. in here, they've still got some of the remains of what used to be his bed. the frame... pretty big bed! if you look in here, there's a plaque on the wall with little white crosses. that's a memorial to, i think, the amount of people they think were killed h

perhaps we'll have a moment to talk about this president of colombia and the state colombia is in as these two nations meet. and what the stakes are for a meeting like this prior to the president's departure for overseas. kelly o'donnell standing by at the ite hoe. obviously we're running behind for a 3:45 ent. >> reporter: we are. and what i uerstandm our colleagues who are in the room, some of the front row seats have been assigned for the vice president, the secretary of state, the senior adviser to the president, jared kushner, kell yaenl conway. and prior to the president's first foreign trip, he participated in a luncheon with journalists from a number of organizations are. not only our network but also some that might have a more direct involvement in some of the destinations on the four-country trim. so that's where the quote has come out from the president, a lengthy quote at the request of the white house, that the full sentiment. president about his concern that's having a special counsel is in his words, dividing the country. that's certainly referencing the frustration t

not because of political engagement but through much effort and sacrifice the people of colombia went from a failed state to the strongest regional partner n south america today. all that was the results of engagement. but the bulk of that was responsibility it wasn't charity. those other shipped through logistics' from the airports and seaports to cree extraordinary economic opportunities. uc those tourists that fly into orlando and venezuela and colombia but you also see it with a decline the visitors a prosperity one of the largest resource countries on the planet losing weight was on results of exercise our diet by economic calamity and disaster. said you can see right there in bordering countries that bad governance and policy in the opportunities of good and leadership and economic engagement. this is helpful for the region and important those of us have more countries like mexico like columbia like brazil which is going to move for the like argentina embracing the free-market would life in america be more prosperous and safer? everybody knows the answer. so my hope from our eng

we're in medellin, in the north west of colombia. two decades ago it was one of the most dangerous cities in the world, as the notorious drug lord pablo escobar waged war against the government. now, the city has been transformed, but for many tourists who come here, the fascination with escobar endures. we travelled to his hometown to find out how tours about his life are dividing public opinion there. people are still scared, and still are scared to come to colombia, especially medellin. for a long time it was the most violent city in the world. we're here at la catedral, pablo‘s prison/five—star resort! la catedral was a jail that escobar built for himself and which was part of the agreement with the government that he would turn himself in, but he would come to his jail. in here, they've still got some of the remains of what used to be his bed. the frame. pretty big bed! if you look in here, there's a plaque on the wall with little white crosses. that's a memorial to, i think, the amount of people they think were killed here

the policy towards colombia has been bipartisan. i started with president clinton, president bush and president obama. now with president trump, we ratified the importance we give to our common policies come up, policies, and objective spirit we ratified the commitment that we have. we are strategic allies of the u.s., and we are proud of that. we have decided to continue working together on many issues, issues that concern our countries. >> bret: one of the issues is drugs and the drug trade. the president talked about it in the news conference. >> the drug epidemic is poison into many american lives, and we are going to stop it many different ways. one of them will be the wall. >> bret: talked about the wall in the u.s. colombia produced 710 metric tons of cocaine in 2016. that is up from 235 metric tons in 2013. there are stats that suggest the drug trade is increasing dramatically. how do you describe it? went to the president press you on? >> this situation, the peace process, i thought it was going to take three years. it took

it is not happening with colombia. not so long ago, your troops were gathering on the border as though war was a possibility. a final point. many people have likened you to fidel castro. you have now become the carrier of the torch for the socialist revolution in latin america. fidel castro built his revolution over a0 years. how long will it take you to build yours? so you will definitely run again in 2012? you can now, you have removed the term limits. you are determined to keep running for president. president hugo chavez, thank you for coming on hardtalk. hello. this is the shape of things to come rather than what we saw for many, at least, during the course of sunday, which was a decent enough day for many. 0ur weather watchers were out in force yet again. but it really clouded up in southern parts through the afternoon and on into the evening. that came as we began to see the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of france across the channel up into the southern part of the british isles. and then late

by working with colombia and peru to resume eradication of cocoa plans to reduce cocaine production. by eradicating poppy plants to reduce heroin entering the united states. security also means addressing the reality of outside actors. we are focused on global crisis throughout the world. many external actors have attempted to gain a foothold in our own hemisphere. international terrorist groups who have exploited criminal networks for purposes of raising money could also use these networks to access u.s. territory. the region has not been immune to the rise of isis and other militant groups like our friends in trinidad will talk to about. u.s. avid adversaries and sometimes foes have sought to exploit anti-american sentiments in the region. to counter these disturbing trends, there are number of things we should do. first we should make clear that the united states does not expect other countries in the region two's trade solely with us, but we will not allow our enemies to establish a foothold in the region, to speak out and to support pro- american leaders, pro-democracy leaders,

compare that with these companies are the port in colombia, seeing hundreds of ships going in and out each day for top all of these has been built but barely anyone is using it. for sri lanka, the sport has become a large investment that is bringing few returns. that means the country is unable to pay back the country is unable to pay back the money it borrowed to build it and so instead the sri lankan government is now planning to give a major stake in the port to a chinese firm — it could be as high as 80%. it is activity that does not bring economic return. you can keep it there with nothing but the next step is to look if you can sell it. a brand—new city is being created off the coast of colombia, with swanky corporate offices, apartment blocks, parks, and even a marina. it is being built by chinese company but in return for the money, two thirds of this city it will be handed over. china will effectively control another part of sri lanka. some china backed projects led to protests from locals and willing to sell their land, homes and farms for development but not all chinese

hoping to gain support of colombia. president trends trip includes a 21% drop into columbia appeared to media will be focusing on a joint news conference after the meeting and the chance to possibly question donald trump. you can watch that news conference live 3:45 p.m. this afternoon right here in the fox business network. lauren: former fbi chief robert mueller in the presidential election. we'll finally get to the bottom of the leaks that are surrounding the white house? ron christie, former special assistant to george w. bush joining us now. good to see you. good morning. i want to ask you, what do you think of the appointment of a special counsel? do you think it helps democrats are relatively donald trump clear his name and the refocus his administration. >> good morning. in the short-term, this helps the democrats. they try to make politics out of mr. trumps associations between his campaign. perhaps the president himself and the russian government. the fact still there evidence that there's anything here. when

en colombia las guerrilleras de las frases estÁn convirtiendo en madres, pero esta alegrÍa para ellas tambiÉn es un problema para el paÍs. fÉlix: en su intento por alcanzar su sueÑo americano un grupo de em ig ♪ arantxa: miles de brasileÑos salieron a las calles de varias ciudades del paÍs para pedir la renuncia del presidente michel temer y la convocatoria a elecciones. la corte suprema de brasil le abriÓ investigaciones por supuestamente probar pagos para comprar el silencio del ex legislador que ya estÁ en la cÁrcel. fÉlix: durante décadas las guerrillas de las farc estuvieron prohibidos convertirse en madres las mujeres, pero desde que comenzÓ el proceso de los diÁlogos de paz con elgobierno colombiano el llanto de los bebÉs se volviÓ cotidiano. por quÉ el nacimiento de tantos niÑos es un nuevo reto para los acuerdos. yesid: este sonido que por aÑos estuvo vetado al interior de las filas de las farc, por una radical norma que prohibÍa las guerrilleras embarazarse obligadas a perder a la criatura y recibir fuertes castigos, ahora es el que abunda en las zonas d

parts of colombia have seen forecasts. parts of colombia have seen significant flooding. there‘s more rain in the forecast across colombia, also ecuador and peru. heavy down pars breaking out further south as well, for argentina, parts of uruguay and into the south of brazil. closer to home, of uruguay and into the south of brazil. closerto home, in of uruguay and into the south of brazil. closer to home, in europe, it‘s a common spring feature to see thunder storms here as well. that‘s exactly what we‘re going to get. warm air across many central and south—western parts of the continent being eroded by cold airfrom south—western parts of the continent being eroded by cold air from the north—west bringing down pours across northern spain, portugalfor across northern spain, portugalfor a time and through france, the low countries, germany, scandinavia. if you have flights booked in that direction, there could be some flight direction, there could be some flight delays and travel problems. further east, it‘s largely plain sailing with sunshine. further west

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. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the president of the republic of colombia. >>> thank you very much. it's a great pleasure to welcome president santos to the white house. is one of our closest allies in the hemisphere and we reaffirm a partnership be

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this is not a problem of colombia only or a problem of the united states only. it's a world problem and we have to all work we declare the war on drugs 40 years ago. the world declared a war on drugs and it's a war that has not been won. so, we must be more effective and more efficient. >> that was a long and very diplomatic answer to your question. i will say it a little bit shorter. walls work just ask israel. >> reporter: so, that you have president trump defending the wall and talking about israel. now the president leaves tomorrow for his first foreign trip abroad. now, the first stop is saudia arabia then he'll be going to israel. following that he'll be going to rome to meet with the pope. of course we'll keep you updated on all of that. fox5dc.com and right here on fox5. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary fox5 local news. >> it's no secret former vice president joe biden is a fan of ice cream. thanks to cornell university he is getting his very own flavor. the university says they hav favorite vanilla ice cream with chocolate chips which wi

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we have canada, panama, costa rica, colombia, a great partner in the region, colombia, as well as we think some european countries coming in as well as the eu for the first day being prosperity to talk about the investment and what those countries have to do to open their economies to more investment. the vice president of the united states at our request will lend his support to that end i believe we have the secretaries of commerce and treasury and others coming down for their views on what we can do to help you and of course the countries in question, guatemala, el salvador, their presence all friends of mine and a great organization of the development bank will be there to lend their support in terms of the first day on prosperity. and again this is all in miami the second debate will be secure to become a better policing, better border protection. and in improvement in the police. there is corruption and terrible intimidation. they are afraid for their families and for their parents. these cartels as you well know as well as i do are horrifically violent and they hold neighborho

. >> nacÍ en colombia, en cali, colombia y esto es para mis padres. >> ellos hicieron todo para mÍ, para que yo pudiera hacer eso, vinieron a este paÍs para que yo tuviera la educaciÓn. >> "yo lo hice", es para mis papÁs, y tambiÉn lo decoré porque es sÍmbolo de las mujeres. reportera: en su mayorÍa son jÓvenes latinos que utilizan sus ribetes de graduaciÓn para enviar estos mensajes que en algunos casos tambiÉn son dirigidos al presidente de los estados unidos. >> es importante especialmente con trump que estÁ en la presidencia ahora para que vea que los mexicanos y las mujeres pueden. marÍa: en las redes sociales, los mensajes de sacrificio, amor y perseverancia tambiÉn se hicieron presente. stephanie escribiÓ:"gracias mamÁ". otrodice "por la sonrisa de mi madre". aquÍ dice: "maría josÉ, ya terminaste de la tarea?", "por los sacrificios de mi familia dice una estudiante hondureÑa. felicidades a todos los graduados.. >> este es "contacto deportivo". ♪ ♪ rÁmses: les saluda ramsÉs sandoval con toda la actualidad deportiva. arrancamos con el nuevo tÉcnico de las �

take topvo / blanca --el gobierno de colombia y el ejercito de liberacin nacional re-iniciaron este martes en quito, los dilogos con los que buscan superar medio siglo de conflicto. --con este segundo ciclo de conversaciones se espera concretar una disminucin de la violencia. --el gobierno de santos, est decidido a alcanzar una paz completa en colombia tras sellar el pasado noviembre un pacto histrico con las ''farc''. take vo / cesar --en brasil, cientos de agentes de seguridad nacional patrullan por ro de janeiro luego de un aumento de la violencia en sus calles... --muchos de los efectivos se posicionarion frente a la entrada de varias de las favelas de la ciudad... --se espera que las patrullas conformadas por polica militar, polica civil y equipos de bomberos de varios estados, permanezcan al menos 90 das en ro de janeiro... topvo / lorena ---sabia usted que los chivos son muy tiles en la jardinera y son indispensables para evitar ciertos desastres naturales especialmente en el sur de california. ---estos animales son seguros, eficientes y protegen al mximo el medio ambiente, pero ade

we're in medellin, in the north west of colombia. two decades ago it was one of the most dangerous cities in the world, as the notorious drug lord pablo escobar waged war against the government. now, the city has been transformed, but for many tourists who come here, the fascination with escobar endures. we travelled to his hometown to find out how tours about his life are dividing public opinion there. people are still scared, and still are scared to come to colombia, especially medellin. for a long time it was the most violent city in the world. we're here at la catedral, pablo's prison slash five star resort! la catedral was a jail that escobar built for himself and which was part of the agreement with the government that he would turn himself in, but he would come to his jail. in here, they've still got some of the remains of what used to be his bed. the frame... pretty big bed. if you look in here, there's a plaque on the wall with little white crosses. that's a memorial to, i think, the amount of people they think were killed h

we have canada, panama, costa rica, colombia. a great partner the the region, colombia. as well as we think some european countries coming in as well as the eu coming in for the first day of this being our prosperity day to talk about business, to talk about investment, to talk about what those countries have to do to open their economies to more investment. the vice president of the united states will be down there for the day at my request, at our request, i should say, and he will lend his support to that. i believe we have the secretaries of commerce and treasury and others coming down for their views on what we can do to help. and of course the countries in question, guatemala, el salvador, honduras, their presidents, friends of mine will be there and the inner american defense bank, development bank, rather, will be there to really lend their support in terms of that first day in prosperity. the second day, again, this is all in miami. the second day will be security, better police, better border protection, and an improvement in their police. there's corruption th

choose, i want to shop the volcanos in ecuador, or the hills of colombia, or american grown. >> what about pricing? sometimes there are hidden fees. how does your pricing work? >> it's one of the reasons i wanted to start the company. it's pretty notorious in floral that the price you see is not the price you pay. it will say $19.99 and then when you get to check out it's $70. so we do all very transparent pricing. we do free delivery for anybody who signs up on the site. if it's 40 bucks, it's 40 bucks. >> and then so many people are going online. but there's our local florist at the corner store. would you open a brick and mortar floral shop? >> we work with 30034ists across the country. one thing farm direct doesn't do is really fast. so for our clients that need it today, like you really screwed up or forgot. that allows us to have on demand and to help some local businesses as well. i don't know if we'll open our own shops but we want to work the best in the world. >> the flowers are beautiful. thank you for sharing them with us. >> absolutely, thanks for having me. >> good luck

let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the years. but i didn't give up. i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. that still works. now? see me. see me. i found clear skin that lasts. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel disease,<