y veamos el siguiente informe des ciudad de panamá donde donald trump construye uno de sus edificios.o en un en cuauh sament en un esquema que involucraba a la mafia, y como si fuera poco, el socio de la torre de panamá fue demandado por venta engañosa de propiedades, el brasilero llegó a a panamá con una visa de pepensionado por enfermedad mental. >>> porque está pensionado por skies fre ya nai. >>>... terminó demandando por estafa aventura, ventura resultó así skwand se con la cabeza visible de la pirámide que llevó a la ruina a miles de colombiano, murcia fue extraditado a estados unidos donde fue condenado por la baaed de dinero. >>> cuando el señor ventura fue contratado para la promoción y venta de los apartamento de esta torre tenía antecedentes muy graves. >>> estaba bajo investigación por lavado de dinero en stavrn. >>> otro asociado en problema es el colombiano benedetti. >>> es el retpresentante de gruo donald trump para américa latina. en esa calidad posó para una re estrías del corazón y visitó al presidente de colombia acom acompañando a donald trump hijo. b benedetti ex

correa, panamÁ y colombia. >> juntos?olombia? >> habÍa preocupaciones reales. pero el gobierno de colombia ha trabajado con nosotros de una forma muy colaborativa. el presidente, esta satisfecho que el gobierno colombiano estÁ trabajando con nosotros y estÁ tan satisfecho que esta semana empezÓ a hablar con el congreso sobre el proceso de traerlo. >>> para cuÁndo el tratado de libre comercio con colombia? >> se puede hacer este aÑo. >> igual que el de panamÁ y corea? >> si. >> quÉ le preocupa al presidente barack, de amÉrica latina? >> el desarrollo para todos los ciudadanos. la seguridad es una cosa muy importante. si hay inseguridad en un paÍs en latinoamÉrica, afecta a todos en el hemisferio. >> gracias por estar con nosotros. >> el secretario de comercio. regresamos con los temas de la semana. tenemos de todo un poco. vamos a hablar que ocurre en perÚ a una semana de las elecciones presidenciales. tarde estÁ con nosotros el grupo aterci el presidente barack obama recorrio las zonas mas afectadas de missouri por los re

there is there isn't a single instance in grenada panama the first gulf war. the balkans haiti. problem military spending increased by twenty point six billion in two thousand and ten and nineteen point six billion of that was the us alone other countries are closing deficits by reducing their defense dollars and the united kingdom for instance has started the process that started the process greece and turkey which had a long time rivalry. have had discussions about mutual reduction. virtually all the countries in europe face this problem. but the pentagon budget continues to grow. the outgoing secretary of just. and also called for a continued u.s. presence in iraq even as president obama's timetable mandates a total withdrawal by the end of the year i hope they figure out a way to. and i think that the united states will be willing to say yes when the time comes former defense contractor michael o'brien says the gap is likely to be filled by defense contractors we want to keep the number of soldiers was possible because it's a political hot potato but nobody bats an eye one h

the panama canal--we were very struck by david mccullough's book on the--on the panama canal and teddy roosevelt's devotion of energy to that. changed another dimension of america and the rest of the world. c-span: you have a list in the back of the book of 100 suggestions. >> guest: yeah. i'm glad you noticed. c-span: how hard was that to come up with the list, and how did you do it? >> guest: well, to be honest again, i defer to todd most of this time because in for--we talk for--todd and i were talking about this just the other day to figure how much we'd been able to dip into all of this 100 books and others, and todd much, much, much more than i. there's so many good books about the century. it's such an extraordinary period. we just thought--can i look at it? that the--that in each--in each case here, what you got was a--and underneath each book there's a good little description of why we think the book is a good choice. so under, for example, david mccullough's book about the panama canal, just the building of the panama canal, under a wonderful book about new york life in the 1

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now they're saying the same thing with south korea and panama and colombia. well, it just doesn't ever -- maybe the mai theory is good. i don't think it is. but may maybe the theory is but it doesn't seem to work out that way. i urge my clerks listen to what supporters of these trade agreements say. but you know trust but verify. and really ask the tough questions about why is this going to create more jobs in we know the cost of south korea trade agreements liltly $7 billion. this is going to cost us a lot of money. they're not paying for t these fiscal conservatives don't want to take away the subdispris the oil industry. they're notin noting about to pr this -- they're not is going to pay for this trade agreement. we know what these lost jobs, we know what it means to mansfield, owe. we know what it means to sandusky and chillicothe and dayton and cleevmentd proud cities with -- proud cities with a proud middle class that have receive these manufacturing jobs so often go straight to mexico, go straight to china, go straight to countries all over the world

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margaret thatcher with the falklands islands and we looked at reagan with grenada and my father with panama and we saw boy do those poll ratings go up and we need to do that to. that's an absolute credible so arguably what bin laden did on nine eleven was the very best thing that could happen to bush's his credibility was down people questioning the legitimacy of his presidency they were still counting the ballots actually in florida the newspaper consortium was his poll ratings were in the toilet it's it seems to have helped him tremendously i'm curious two trillion dollars later doesn't this now prove that or at least indicate that what bin laden did was the crime of the century rather than an act of war and the bush miss reacted to it in order to get us into a war well you know i mean i think the whole as you pointed out in the preamble that the whole question of who osama bin laden is and what al qaida is and so forth is enormously more complicated i think the press of this country has done a terrible job or perhaps they should say a nonexistent job of investigating what any of this mea

they hated the panama canal, but some of them didn't like the s.t.a.r.t. treaty. they were upset about sandra day o'connor's appointment to the supreme court. and then culturally for more turned majority in the antiabortion movement really got organized. it was more a day, you know, mobilization to the right of the reagan administration. >> that is one of those things that they say is outside the scope of the book, but i will say in one review that that is the story that really needs to be told, you know, the organization on the right during that era as well. could be. okay, thanks. [applause] >> this event was hosted by books on the square in providence, rhode island

partidos para un mismo equipo, esperemos que sube muchos mÁs por el bien de los yanquis y el orgullo de panamÁblico para encontrarlos. ---aumentan drasticamente la fianza para la abuela acusada de secuestrar a su nieta de 4 meses el fin de semana pasado en el condado de "contra costa".---las trabajadoras domesticas exigen una mejor proteccion laboral... y usted podria ayudarlas a conseguirlo... le diremos cómo. ---en estados unidos hay 31- millones de mexicanos... y segun cifras del censo, 11-millones de ellos llevan mas de una década viviendo en la union americana.---los funcionarios del "bart" toman una decision sobre las polemicas pistolas del descarga electrica.---y el tribunal supremo de justicia de los estados unidos emite un fallo a favor de una cláusula de la ley "sb 1070" de arizona que afecta a los >> la violencia y las armas se han apoderado de muchas sociedades en amÉrica latina, honduras, el salvador y guatemala el terror ha llegado a paralizar a las autoridades que deben imponer la ley. >> es la violencia mÁs atroz de los Últimos 20 aÑos, el nÚmero de muertos alcanza los registro

again and you tell how far back i like to personally look at the hairstyle of panama more.he fire drill. >> you are enjoying a kron fire drill. we can try to fake it. i do not think that... here is the man that is holding alo >> and this guy? he is been risking his life. what is the one the newscast that you are going to talk about tomorrow? good evening, that when you have a fire drill in the middle of a show? mike, i love you. is the fire off? >> mike, come over here. >> gary: it was funny. >> i remember that. >> gary: what is funny is that as aaron, our news director says that none of the games are going to be over suggest be funny. do something like the yea---ear bleed and fire drill and hey gary and what did we call the other segment? the world according to gary. >>catherine: yes. >>gary: and i think that we had to get rid of it. so back we're going to live a good a time. melissa? >>catherine: how about a if hey gary >> hey gary when buster posy comes back to think that he should take another position? >> gary: they want to have him be a catcher ted is what he loves. w

take the panama agreement as an example. the united states and panama reached an agreement in principle december 2006. however, congressional democrats expressed concern regarding certain labor issues that existed in panama at the time and the bush administration negotiated a deal with the congressional democrats who had newly taken over the congress on an announcement -- on an agreement that was announced may 10, 2007. as a result, then, president bush addressed the labor issues in the trade agreement that the united states signed with panama in late june 2007. now, you would think if there was a big news conference on may the 10th, 2007, that there's been an agreement reached, wouldn't you think that these agreements would be passed by now? but not so four years later. despite the fact that the demands made by congressional democrats were incorporated in the signed trade deal, congressional democrats would not allow a vote on the agreement. instead, they moved the goal posts by demanding more changes be made by the panaman

i like it's north korea colombia it's about getting an ally in south america for the war on drugs panama and another like you know bahrain and the treaty we have barrera you know who is you know oppressing its government i mean it's government dissidents. and you know we trade is we're. absolutely and we get nothing in return yeah it seems like we're sort of stuck in this big or bigger political foreign policy system but i have to ask you know yeah it's easy to say that the companies are the bad guys or you know corrupt politicians aren't being honest but there are people like you and i to blame as well i mean like i don't really want to pay more for this i'm sure my company doesn't really want to pay a lot more for this fancy t.v. screen that we have behind us i mean we like the cheap crap that we get from china and vietnam or wherever else i don't know if americans are really willing to pay more to keep those jobs you know to to remove manufacturing in this country well and some industries that takes the lead because you make a difference but in high tech industries they don't for exam

panama red coffee in the square. i'm going to send it back to you for headlines. we are going to take you underground. yes, you can go underground here in this neck of the area. >> interesting. i'm jealous of all the coffee you have out there. thank you very much. you don't have the stories of hillary clinton that i'm going to tell you. secretary of state hillary clinton is in pakistan this morning. it's a you are prize visit into easing tensions in pakistan. the pakistani government is upset about the raid on osama bin laden's compound. half the number of military trainers in the country. the president signed a four-year extension of the patriot act. it was signed just before midnight. the investigators will be allowed to use terror fighting tools for another four years. los angeles is proceeding cautionly in the giants fan beating case. they plan to present their case very soon. he's accused of beating bryan stow who is in the hospital in a coma. there's a $200,000 reward leading to the arrest of the second attacker. >>> i want to get a look at the forecast. a l

i was also there to do research on my book on the panama canal. then i went back to france to follow hairy truman's experiences in the army in world war i. most of my visits have been because of my work, though we have had a few times we went strictly for pleasure. always with pleasure, but the work is a pleasure, too. >> up on our screen is the gallery of the louvre, which you write a lot about in the book. what is it? >> that is a painting by samuel f.b. morse, amazingly the same man who invented the telegraph, one of the most important inventions of the 19th century. morse felt aobliged to bring european culture back to america. he went to paris because he said he would become a better painter if he spent time there. they all felt that, and hundreds went, but he was one of the first. he decided that he was going to do a painting that would show americans what the inside of a great art museum looked like and what great masterpieces looked like. keep in mind there were no museums of art in the united states. this was 1832 when it was painted. you

commercial service staff in new orleans to travel to panama to identical potential clients. they lacked the capital that make the investments. a local bank was not going to give them capital when the collateral and collections were in panama. they couldn't enforce in the event that something went south on this. but with this new program, bakers sales received $3 million from the 7a loan that helped them to secure the contracts in panama, expand their expert opportunities, and give them a path forward out of what has been a very difficult economic time for them. they've hired two additional employees, and they expect to expand sales in the future. so today we will hear some additional success stories like bakers sales and shydel. i'm proud of the work the committee has done and we're going to get testimony from the key witnesses about what more we can do to improve the outlook for small businesses in america today. let me turn it over to the ranking member, senator snowe, and we'll receive opening statements from senator shaheen as well. >> thank you, chair, senator landrieu,

>> reporter: frank, more than 250 viewers here at panama 12 in san jose tuned in tonight to see the crowning"american idol," season 10, is scotty mccan. >> the 17-year-old from north carolina garnered the majority of more than 122 million votes sent in by phone, text an online tonight. 16-year-old lorne elainea of george yeah who was failed by the judges failed to break the streak of mail singers winning the last four "american idol." >> this is your hometown boy from north carolina actually winning, very excited. >> i am so happy scott at this won. he was part of my favorites. >> i was hoping for lauren but scott at this has a beautiful voice so i am happy for him. >> this was the 10th season of the most watched show on t.v. a total of 730 million votes were cast. >> what is it about "american idol" that just grabs you so much? >> i don't know. i just love the raw talent and the enthusiasm. this season was just amazing with all of the performers. it was really great. >> i think with the changes with the new judges this past season it makes something fresh and exciting. and fun. >> well, the

another was set in panama. much of several books have been set here in washington. and the -- i believe that the setting has great effect on what, the way things happened. the way things went. the setting is part of history. just as the who is part of the why, and so really have to soak up the setting. so when we went to paris, i went there to walk the walk. i went there to see it in the winter when it's awful and damp and cold and gray and in the summer in the spring and the fall. i went to, if i read something that took them 20 minutes to walk from his apartment to his studio, i went over and made the walk from his apartment to the studio to see if that was right. i want to be out there the way emma and others were and feel what they felt. >> that's a bridge? >> yes. a bridge over the season and over the city. it's the oldest bridge in paris, 17th century. the whole -- i think listening, smelling, feeling, what the chair feels like, rubbing your hands on the surface of the cathedral sculptur on the exterior, all of that is getting closer to it. i'm trying, always