pensar en el estrÉs del mundial, un poco mÁs adelante le vamos a presentar la historia del primer nicaraguaa mujer bajo a arresto despuÉs que amaneciera otro hombre muerto, la parejo que estaba casado legalmente tenÍa algo que tenia por la vida de los menores, las autoridades a arrestaron a un hombre que atacÓ a una anciana, el domingo, no solamente se llevÓ el carro de la mujer, la anciana sobreviviÓ al ataque. >> las calles de san francisco cerra adas temporalmente y todo fue una falsa alarma por una maleta y esperando que el oficial se hiciera cargo. >> la misiÓn que acredita a los colegios comunitarios, puede extender el tiempo para cumplir con los materiales requeridos para cumplir con lo que sonares responsable y se vence el 31 de julio. >> un tiroteo sacudiÓ la paz, dos personas terminaron heridas, nuestra compaÑera nos informa. >> el ataque no tuvo saldo mortal pero si ha sorprendido a las autoridades en la plena luz del dÍa. >> no es una escena que se ve todos los dÍas, hasta con una escalera buscaron los policÍas las pistas, y en las calles mÁs oficial oficiales examinoan las call

look at nicaragua. there is no spike there, and nicaragua and actually a country that is poorer than honduras, guatemala and el salvador. there is no spike from these other countries. so if the majority is correct that there is somehow a change in policy, which there has not been, that has encouraged people to come to the united states, why only from three countries? why not from the the poor count nicaragua? i think also that the unhcr which is probably the most experienced in dealing with refugee matters interviewed 404 of these unaccompanied children that 58% of them spoke of serious harm of protection concerns. i remember last year we had a hearing on so-called asylum abuse and the chairman asked whether there really had been a situation where things had gotten more dangerous in recent years. i think it's obvious when it comes to honduras, el salvador and guatemala, the answer is yes. unfortunately, some have tried to politicize the situation and argued the administration is responsible for this cri

look at nicaragua. there is no spike and at nicaragua is a country that is who were then honduras, guatemala and el salvador. there is no spike from the other countries so if the majority is correct that there is a change in policy which there has not been why only from three countries? why not from the poorer country of nicaragua? i think also it's probably the most experienced in dealing with refugee matters interviewed 404 of these unaccompanied children and they found out 58% of them spoke of serious harm. last year we had a hearing on so-called asylum reviews and the chair man asked whether it was a situation things have gotten more dangerous in recent years and i think it is obvious when it comes to el salvador and guatemala and honduras it appears to be spv unfortunately some have tried to politicize the situation. some have argued the administration ithat theadminise for the crisis and indeed the title of the hearing is conclusion very in that respect. put aside the fact the obama administration

there is no fight there. .- look at nicaragua they are poorer than honduras and el salvador. there is no spike from these other countries. the majority is correct, there is somehow a change in policy which there has not been that has encouraged people to come to the united states, why only from three countries? why not the poor countries? in --k also that they you which is the most experience in dealing with refugee matters interviewed these unaccompanied children and they found out that 58% of them spoke of serious harm. remember last year we had a hearing on so-called asylum and chairman goodlatte asked whether it really had been a situation where things had gotten more dangerous in recent years. it is obvious when it comes to honduras and the answer is yes. unfortunately, some tried to politicize the situation. the have argued administration is responsible for this humanitarian crisis and indeed the title is conclusion every in that respect. that ife the fact is the obama administration has set records in terms of deportation. i think we need to know that nothing has chang

i have not still understood the extent of why there was such fear about nicaragua and el salvador and why there was a willingness to support very unsavory elements. with reagan, the fear never really goes away in nse meetings in the summer of 1986. he is talking about -- he is quoting lenin to talk about what happens if the sandinistas prevail in nicaragua. i think the full story from this has yet to be told. it will come out about the kind of -- by the full story, i mean in the currents of ideology and calculation of strategic interests and just plain blundering. but your point is very valid, that one of the things that i do not do in this book is to come to a moral reckoning in terms of how these individuals overlooked or encouraged, in some cases, the very questionable things. i still think in their defense, certainly in terms of schultz, i think there was a kind of benign neglect and maybe that's not the right word, when it comes to a lot of the things that came out of iran-contra that schultz had his priorities and his biggest priority was dealing with the soviets. i think he may

gran mayorÍa son inmigrantes centro americanos, llegan desde nicaragua, el salvador y mÉxico.forman de guatemaltecos caminando por la selva. al pisar estados unidos son enviados a centros de detenciÓn en arizona o california. otros se mantienen en albergues o centros militares en texas. la crisis provocada por miles de niÑos centroamericanos parece haber tomado por sorpresa a las autoridades aquÍ en estados unidos. lÍderes norteamericanos acusan al presidente obama de alentar a los dreamers. >> la meta del gobierno frente a la crisis de los menores que cruzan la frontera es transportarlos de manera segura y albergados en el mejor interÉs del niÑo, dijo el secretario de seguridad nacional junto a funcionarios de las agencias. a la vez enviÓ un mensaje inequÍvoco. no aclarÓ si cuando entregan a los menores a padres indocumentados estos son referidos. agregÓ que algunos padres prensa residentes los ciudadanos. en el 2013, 24.000 menores son los cruzaron la frontera. hasta mayo del 2014 mÁs de 47.000 han cruzado. organizaciones cÍvicas vencerÁn situaciones de abuso y que el 80% de

defensor de los inmigrantes liderÓ la protesta de representantes de honduras, el salvador, guatemala y nicaragualadores de que hay que buscar soluciones los republicanos culparon a obama, a mÉxico y los paÍses centro americanos y pidieron el envido envio de tropas a la frontera. los demoncratas reaccionaron. >> quedÓ claro en la audiencia de hoy que hay dos culpables de la ola de niÑos no acompaÑados que cruzan la frontera de estados unidos. obama y mÉxico. segÚn el hombre que lidia con la crisis 52 mil menores entraron al paÍs hasta mediadÓs de este mes. todos los recursos del gobierno estÁn disponibles, incluyendo justicia, estado, delineando los programas que la administraciÓn ha anunciado para resolver la crisis. pero los republicanos del comite quieren acciones mÁs inmediatas (inglÉs) >> el presidente necesita enviar las tropas de la guardia nacional inmediatamente a la frontera para resolver esta crisis. democratas lo rechazaron. >> no es de guerra, yo no estoy en la lista de poner nuestros soldados ahÍ en la frontera. lo que necesitamos hacer es colaborar mÁs bien con mÉxico. >> ese paÍs

de lugares como honduras, nicaragua, el salvador aunque tambiÉn hay niÑos que llegan de mÉxico.sus brazos. la capacidad es solamente para 250 personas. al final de este recorrido que durÓ 15 minutos algunos oficiales respondieron a preguntas pero se nos pidiÓ no identificarlos. uno de ellos nos dijo que solamente salen 30 minutos de aquÍ. nosotros continuaremos en esta frontera. esta es la situaciÓn que se presenta hasta este momento. en texas para univisiÓn. >> gracias raÚl. honduras pedirÁ a estados unidos que le permita a los niÑos migrantes quedarse aquÍ en este paÍs por medio de un plan basado en el principio de interÉs primordial de menores y en el tratado de la infancia. se reunirÁn para hablar sobre la crisis humanitaria de los jÓvenes que cruzan la frontera solos. >> la crisis de los niÑos no acompaÑados tambiÉn preocupa al congreso. la asamblea de congresistas republicanos y demÓcratas convocó a una reuniÓn a puertas cerradas. >> los estados unidos somos o poder resolver esto. necesitamos el apoyo y los miembros de los paÍses involucrados. >> los congresistas dicen que

in this is not about violence, why wouldn't you come from nicaragua as well. and if it's a hemispheric problem with asylum cases throughout the americas has been increasing from those three countries. people fleeing and dispersing throughout the entire hemisphere violence. >> it caused a humanitarian crisis. thank you for joining us. >> coming up, a change of the guard at abc. diane sawyer's move could leave behind a big battle among successors. the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. next on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. today's data dive moves in with favourite relatives, the hux tables, from "cosby show", erpd a top spot in a survey. when you break it down by age groups, they were first with people 45 to 64. among the young, "the simpsons" won, and "waltons", 65 and older. therefore differences along party lines, a third of democrats favour "the cos by show." g.o.p. prefer "the kievers", from

in this is not about violence, why wouldn't you come from nicaragua as well. and if it's a hemispheric problem with asylum cases throughout the americas has been increasing from those three countries. people fleeing and dispersing throughout the entire hemisphere trying to seek refuge from violence. >> it caused a humanitarian crisis. thank you for joining us. >> coming up, a change of the guard at abc. diane sawyer's move could leave behind a big battle among successors. >> and income could lead to what tv shows you love to watch. data dive is next. stop and frisk >> some say these laws help serve and protect... >> we created the atmosphere that the policeman's the bad guy... >> others say these tactics are racist >> discrimination is wrong >> 99 percent of those arrested in drug free school zones... we're not near a school at all! >> are they working? >> this time i'm gonna fight it. >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america today's data dive moves in with favourite relatives, the hux tables, from "cosby show", erpd a top spot in a survey.

peticiÓn de asilo polÍtico para convencerÁ este gobierno de que la niÑa estaba siendo amenazada nicaraguael futuro de jocelyn como el de decenas de miles de niÑos indocumentados es incierto. en la ciudad de ny mariela salgado, univisiÓn. > quÉ valientes esos niÑos todo lo que tienen que pasar. algunas de las personas que han logrado celebradas de los centro de atenciÓn en la frontera bÁsicamente menores de edad reciben ayuda de grupos de voluntarios que estÁn dispuestos a seguirlos apoyando pero temen que los recursos fomenten agotarse. dramÁticos testimonios. ... >> por quÉ vinieron-= por su parte coordinadores afirman que en promedio mÁs de 100 personas llegan con gripe. >> estamos siguiendo un plan de 3 a 6 meses. si es menos de eso quÉ bien sÍ es mÁs de eso hay que cambiar el plan. >> poco despuÉs un grupo partiÓ al central de autobÚs y nos hablÓ de sus aspiraciones antes de partir. >> quiero luchar, buscar... dios... >> otro niÑo de guatemala enviÓ un mensaje presidente obama. >> de que ayude a todos los guatemaltecos a sobresalir en nnuestro paÍs hay demasiada pobreza. >> los inmigr

i've been blessed with the gift of life i was born in 1975 into a protecting householder i gthd if nicaragua at the age of 2 seeking a better life my experience i replacement the first die mom and i move forward to alaghany while i was out busing i didn't tricking treating someone was breaking into my home searching into bags breaking through our bathroom and leaving clothes around our living room i hadn't experienced this this is a new sanctioning no place like home i spent a lot of sleepless nights when i moved. the noise was arguable it resembled the domino effect it caused me to perform poorly in school beginning high school i believed half of the things were not even worth paying attention because it didn't apply for real life i was mistaken. i wanted to become an artist in the future and school taught me not only 0 how to put together a portal i started focusing in my school in my senior year because reality i was off to college with full responsibility left up to me and professors won't have the same amount of time like high school from waking myself up to managing my time wisely i wa

adolescentes fueron enviados a su hogar, ellos habÍan llegado de honduras, guatemala, el salvador y nicaraguaara baja le dan larga a el asunto de la reforma para que el asunto pierda fuerza y por ez el presideneso el presidente obama debe tomar una decisiÓn, hoy faltan 41 dÍas para la conclusiÓn de la sesion legislativa en washington y continuemos con nuestro conteo regresivo >>> en enfoque estaremos explorando mÁs profundamente sobre la crisis de niÑos cruzando la frontera con sus padress con periodistas centroamericanos que dÍa a dia cubren estas noticias en sus paÍses >>> de hecho quienes trabajamos temas migratorios lo que queremos hacer es crear conciencia de los sufrimientos de los peligros y riesgo incluso fue dicen encontrar la muerte en el desierto >>> creo que sÍ hay soluciÓn pero tiene que los gobiernos y los niÑos son re unificados, >>> este domingo enfoque hablamos de esto y mucho mÁs, 12/11 centro. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> bueno siguen las buenas fo ti noticias en el mundial de fÚtbol, esta vez un equipo latinoamericano logra la victoria nada menos que costa rica que hoy hizo historia v

hijas trabaja en casas y su esposo en construcciÓn sacrificÓ mucho para mandar dinero a su natal nicaraguaque tiene la ilusiÓn de ver a sus hijas. estoy confiando en dios primeramente. tratando de ser fuerte. >> las pequeÑas cruzaron con un familiar cercano. quiÉn siguiÓ su rumbo al pasar la frontera como estaba acordado. la historia de lupito se repite a diario en la zona fronteriza, hay una crisis humanitario. carlos pereyra su oficina trabaja a promover los reencuentros. >> se los entregan a los padres a pesar de no tener documentos. >> se los estÁn entregando, estamos llenando cierta documentaciÓn. >> esto es en la prÁctica, lo cierto que las autoridades no determinaron cÓmo se propesarÁ los pequeÑos que llegan solos al paÍs. >> quÉ dice a los que piensan que es un acto de irresponsabilidad. >> sÓlo la persona que pasa la situaciÓn, el problema el que siente y en muchos que critican seguro porque tienen sus hijos con ellos. >> lupita estÁ convencida que su sacrificio comenzarÁ a rendir fruto que abrazarÁ su hija para darle un mejor porvenir, sÓlo que esta vez a su lado. >> perdiÓ las e

insistieron a migrantes de paÍses como honduras, nicaragua, el salvador, a no arriesgar sus vidas viniendo problema de catarro, de alegrÍa, de deshidrataciÓn... >> la candidata demÓcrata wendy day llegÓ a macallen para conocer la situaciÓn. la crisis es una emergencia, pero particularmente lo que se refiere a las necesidades humanitarias, en estas comunidades del sur de texas, dijo davis. hoy en una carta dirigida al gobernador perry pidiÓ se declare el estado del emergencia para liberar recursos a los estados locales. demandÓ mÁs jueces de migraciÓn a la zona, y pidiÓ que el gobierno federal refuerzan los gastos del estado y los buenos municipales han hecho para atender la emergencia. los gobiernos locales del sur de texas, dijo, nunca han enfrentado una situaciÓn de esta magnitud. en esos momentos, el gobernador de texas, rick perry, acompaÑado de funcionarios de diversas dependes, realizan un recorrido por las instalaciones de la patrulla. el gobernador que no ha ocultado sus intenciones de ser candidato presidencial, vine por primera vez para conocer la situaciÓn que desde hace dos aÑo

basura, para nosotros no es basura, para nosotros esto es 30 contenedores a el de 2001, lvador, nicaraguaras paises.. este equipo es andadores, y muchas otras uysla, cyendo esterilizadores. s.o.t. roger martínez/voluntario 7:20:29 y a veces mandamos o.t. ger martínez/voluntarionte 53:09 no, nada, nadie o puede to es donado aquí, y donada lá. s.tclos benitez/ necesita en el salvadorrlos bel salvador para asegurarse de contenedor,ero para alistar a ayudar aluntarios dispuestos est ida en la calle 4 y la pire, cerca al centro de san luffo/telemundo :43:22 recuerde si usted iere ayudar puedvir mañana 2 al norte de la calle cuarta l 859-2706. en san josé, jaime peluffo, noticiero telemundo 48, ahora regreso con ustedes al estudio. blanca ---el gobierno de el salvador, anuncio su plan para reforzar de forma gradual sus consulados fronterizos... take vo ...para atender a los niÑos que viajan solos desde el pais centroamericano. --- este lunes pasado, "liduvina magarin" vice-ministra para salvadoreÑos en el exterior, viaj a arizona, donde sostuvo reuniones con autoridades fronterizas estadouniden

desde el 2001, assalvi ha mandado ms de 30 contenedores a el salvador, nicaragua, guatemala y otras paisesuipo es donado por el hospital buen samaritano e incluye sillas de ruedas, camas, andadores, y muchas otras herramientas mdicas, incluyendo esterilizadores. s.o.t. roger martínez/voluntario 7:20:29 y a veces mandamos equipo de rayos equis completo. el equipo, valorado en unos 300 mil dlares, ira a un hospital pblico para uso de gente necesitada. s.o.t. roger martínez/voluntario 5:53:09 no, nada, nadie o puede vender, esto es donado aquí, y donada allá. s.o.t. carlos benitez/ 24:49:15 a los lugares donde más se necesita en el salvador. carlos benitez viajar a el salvador para asegurarse de que ocurra.. pero para alistar el contenedor, necesitan voluntarios dispuestos a ayudar a armarlo. la bodega es esta y est ubicada en la calle 4 y la empire, cerca al centro de san jos cesar --- momento de revisar las condiciones del tiempo.. blanca --- pasamos con gabriela dellan en vivo --salida del sol 5: 48 am -- nubes bajas en las prximas horas -- diferencia de 20 grados en temperaturas blanca --

fresh off of his trip from nicaragua to build homes for habitat for humanity, the one and only a trader andrew keene. welcome home! thank you. i appreciate that. i loved what you did. let's talk about apple is a huge day, but what do you see in the charts here? the chart has been a runaway train. since carl an icon came out and said he was going to buy stocks has been nothing but up. every single piece of news has been positive for apple. since that came out with the beats deal, the stock is up 7%. on friday i did have a reversal day where it got to new 52-week highs a reverse off the high and sold about $12 from the highs. this week will be critical. when it does get split what happens institutional orders. we have seen big buyers come into the stocks now. once its split seventh from one, it makes a cheaper price point the market cap doesn't change, but when people think it's cheaper they come and pile into the retail investors. what would you do? i traded apple to the short side as a day trade on friday and it worked out great. apple right here, i do not see it getting to 700 or the e

woodman shared his secret when we went surfing with him in nicaragua. >> our customers buying the goproring interesting footage with it and sharing it online is what is driving gopro's growth. >> reporter: today it's a mainstay of stunt men, parents, even reporters like me, swimming with the sharks, screaming on roller coasters. >> okay. so now you're the world's number one activity capture company, is there another goal? >> to stoke as many people around the world with gopros as possible. >> reporter: this surfer's dream? capturing his own sons riding their very first wave. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> thanks to matt. and we have a few gopros tonight. "nightline" coming your way later. hope to see you tomorrow night. for diane sawyer and my friends in the control room, wave, see you tomorrow. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a grocery clerk from copper canyon, texas... a comedy writer from los angeles, california... and our returning champion -- an attorney from san diego, california... whose 2-day cash winnings total...

i was actually thinking about nicaragua and kind of the similarities between the two and the lack of success for them beforehand and it's also somewhat kind of a little bit too late also too at the same time i mean this conflict in syria has been going on for quite some time it's in so i don't even know if even doing this much would even affect what is going on. i'm only we will be exclusively army syria which means that we're in the middle of the fourteen hundred year old yes part of the problem here fortunately. is that john mccain does not have and has never had the kind of following among conservatives that barry goldwater had and so if he in and lindsey graham his many meet want to want to go down this route that's fine but barry goldwater didn't have had x. news i didn't well that's true but that they don't have the kind of political constituency the problem here is that obama came into office with the intention of getting out of iraq without worrying too much about what kind of a situation we were going to leave behind so we got out a vacuum was created now we're dealing with

can do, unless they pass a rule saying, "you may not use this money to --" that's what happened in nicaragua. chairman bolan was the first chairman of the house intelligence committee, put there by his roommate, tip o'neill. the democrats -- this is during the reagan administration -- passed a series of legislation saying "no funds may be used for these activities in nicaragua." apparently lieutenant north had a different version of the constitution. he said there was an exception for him, and that's how the iran-contra scare came along. by congress funding these activities, they are tacitly saying "yes, you can do that." hungers can say, "we don't want you to do that." they have no authority to do that if the money exists and is no legal restraints. i will tell you, if the members of the staff go, "really? really? best idea?" they go back to the idea and say, "we got a problem. senator so-and-so is looking a little kinky -- hinky on this one." the intelligence community does what it does by license and permission. they do extraordinary things that you would not want normal people to be doin

my family immigrated from nicaragua and i married a filipino woman of chinese descent and that will come in later when you talk about ethnic disparities. and i'm raising three children ages 13, 16 and 17. so, this issue matters to me. okay, i do have a slide presentation. i'm going to just move over to the first slide. i'm going to cover a little bit of background information and then i'm going to cover a little bit about sugar and then talk about some of the disease in san francisco and set up some summary slides. one thing i do want to point out here, if you look at the slide here, the evolution of man, as a community we are on the right side. part of the challenge we have with sugary drinks is that we did not evolve with sugary drinks. and a lot of what we see now is really, really the fact that the ball of chemistry of sugary drinks doesn't really match who we are as human beings. just this week on may 19th in 2014 the food experts for the united nations is urging global regulatory -- regulatory interventions around what they are describing as artery clogging junk food. "unhealthy di

we call the northern caribbean corridor, which is a number of highways that connect the border of nicaraguahe port. this with the enhanced traffic in the region will help us to erode our own country as part of that complex -- promote our own country. for costasidents rica in columbia. what impact is that having on the region and your relationship with united states? >> the relationship with united states remains strong. it's the biggest partner for all of these countries that you mentioned. as far as i've been able to foresee fo with my conversations with the new presidents, costa rica is the chair of the latin american-caribbean conference -- towards an intensified relationship will keep. i don't see any particular danger or turbulence in that relation, not between costa rica and the united states. >> is there any impact from the federal reserve's decision to wind down stimulus? some countries have said they might see a ripple effect because of it. >> it is difficult not to have ripple effects of some sort. we can expect that cold to be a mild one. i hope this will not stop the objectives

it is like nicaragua. let's stop saying it so accurately. iraq. when al-qaeda investigated iraq. we are not doing that anymore. agreed? lou -- >> gavin. >> i am an isolationist and i don't like getting involved in this primitive country, but we have a $700 million embassy and they are using our humvee to invade. we have planes on the ground. are we obligated to get in there. get in there? >r you may have set a new standard in criteria if you make that kind of physical investment in an embassy then you are bound to defend that country no matter how stupid and foolish it might be. i like that. we have a better set of options, mr. president, than the ones you are leakily to get than the ones who will provide them to you in the days ahead. >> so when you take over in 2016, you will be invading -- you will be getting to iraq and messing with it. >> one of the things i made -- i made perhaps a premature judgment. i said back in 2001. i don't see how it has taken us 14 years not to do that. >> let's set them single file. >> that would be great fun and a great sport. i was thinking somet

i want to tell you, looking at wrong-range forecasts, across honda center and nicaragua, we could see the first system. it's a little too far away to make a determination, but we'll watch that area as well. when i come back later in the hour, we'll talk about the heat situation that we are saying in the west, and the temperatures are not going anywhere any time soon. >> a fight over truth in advertising reached the u.s. supreme court. the focus is pommy granite trings. pom wonderful claims mg mate's pommy granite drink has trace amounts in it and should not use the word. pam wonderful is trying to sue coca-cola, the company that owns the other product. the case is allowed to go ahead. joining us to talk about this is attorney from san diego state university, wendy patchett. what does this mean? >> well, the court issued a landmark decision, and i'll tell you why it's significant for a couple of reasons. as you mentioned, at the heart of the dispute of this juicy debate as people describe it is pom yes granite blueberry juice. pom wonderful has 85% pommy granite. 15% blueberry. minute

. >> you can get pupusas in nicaragua, guatemala.ct. 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 be welcome back. >> then shrimp in garlic butter. shrimp

. >> this is your rap, for a minute i forgot my profession not from colombia or nicaragua, don't shipoke, pablo escobar's bloody reign came to an end far from my life a kid who made his living from a pen. >> you sound nice saying that. >> that's your words. >> people hear the music they start to feel like i'm glorifying violence or i'm glorifying something negative and they may be inspired and kids might hear a song that's so raw, again, raw, but they hear it and it is so raw to them that they -- it's all they hear is the negative side. i had to show the difference. i'm a musician. you know. so never get caught up in, you know, the street, never let it become you, never let that be what defines you. just because i'm from the projects doesn't mean i'm a negative, you know. >> i want to take a look at this, this is a clip from one of your music videos. here it is. >> it ain't hard to tell, make him contact sparkle like a diamond my army jacket lining invasion have man half amazing i can't express through song the next day strong give us shotguns in hell from the split that i lived in he

. >> and then the north used the proceeds to fund a war in nicaragua. >>> on the domestic front, the million illegal immigrants in 1986. he enacted a ban on fully automatic assault rifles in support of the brady bill, named for his aide who was nearly killed in an assassination attempt with a gun against him. reagan raised taxes 11 times, never submitted a balanced budget request, and bemoaned the brinksmanship that consistently brings the government to the edge of default before facing its responsibility. plus the federal deficit nearly tripled. the federal debt increased by president. he signed the emergency medical treatment and active labor act, the very law that prevents hospitals from turning away sick people because they can't pay or aren't u.s. citizens. reagan ignored the neocon serve tifs, many of whom later showed up in the george w. bush administration and engaged with the soviet union. the tea party which now controls reagan's republican party forgives and even venerates reagan because of his matchless ability to market conservativism to the masses. if reagan were in pol

obama, you would see more people from countries like mexico, which are contiguous, and places like nicaragua and costa rica. you are just not seeing that as much as you are from honduras, el salvador. host: dolores is joining us from mcminnville. caller: good morning. happy father's day to everyone. the reason i'm calling is because i'm very concerned as a tennessee resident about obamacare, which i think is a good thing. i love president obama. i respect him. i wish some of the republicans would start working with him and show a little more respect to our president of the united states. have republican congressmen, republican governor. governor haslam. not exceptingthem obamacare, taking on the medicaid. it is going to cause our hospitals to close down in rural ourties, which 70% of hospitals are in the rural counties, even the ceo of river park hospital is concerned that they are not making enough money because they don't have medicaid patients. and i think it is a crying shame that because they don't like obama, they are not going to accept medicaid for the state of tennessee. host: thank

costa rica, nicaragua, belize. children aren't just playing to the united states, but to many countries. they're trying to get out of this danger zone, this war zone. interviewed for hundred of these children asking, why are you leaving? what are the reasons for this exodus? 58% said, it is because of this violence. in honduras, nearly half of these kids have been personally affected by the violence. someone in her family had been threatened or killed and so only nine of these 400 children cited the possibility of being able to stay in the united states legally. very few cited that as a motivator for coming to the united states. august datess all the real reasons children are coming, which is number one, the violence. number two, as usual, historically the case, to reunify with the parent who left them behind. >> sonia nazario, how did you decide of all of the children trying to make is very difficult journey to the u.s., to focus on enrique's story? of written a result about him, his life is in danger in honduras

they then took that money and funded a secret war in nicaragua, which they were barred by congress from doing. >> a few months ago, i told the american people i did not trade arms for hostages. my heart and best intentions still tell me that's true, but the facts of the evidence tell me it is not. >> and after all that, the narrative on the right wasn't that oliver north was a bad guy who negotiated with terrorists or that ronald reagan needed to be held to account, no, it was that oliver north was a hero to selling weapons to the mullahs. now my joke tweet, that we needed the conservative hero to weigh in on the bergdahl situation has, of course, become a reality with north bringing america what he calls the real story on fox news. >> does this president realize that having announced the terms of this exchange, every american, not just those on the battle field, every american traveling overseas becomes vulnerable to kidnapping and being held for ransom? >> elsewhere, north demanded to know whether there was a ransom paid that could finance a terrorist organization in order to get berg

they're not coming from belize, costa rica, nicaragua, they're coming from countries where there is rampantiolence. gangs, where there is violence, where there are drugs. and so first i think i want to say secretary johnson is taking the right approach, a humanitarian approach, that is to say, he's called a level 4 on this thing and said let's bring in fema and take care of them, this is a humanitarian crisis. that's the first thing. but look, it's going to take a bigger, how would i say, organizational effort and money. money to make sure that as our state department says, you know, andrea, you and i, we look up on the internet and it says, don't go to honduras, don't go to el salvador. the police will not keep you safe. so they're fleeing the violence. it's getting worse in those countries. the smugglers are understanding there's a lot of profit to be made from this. >> but then when they get here, we're warehousing them, these kids in terrible conditions. what can we do to help them reunite with families? i know that's hard to track down undocumented parents as well. but what can we do f

obama, you would see more people from countries like mexico, which are contiguous, and places like nicaragua and costa rica. you are just not seeing that as much as you are from honduras, el salvador. host: dolores is joining us from mcminnville. caller: good morning. happy father's day to everyone. the reason i'm calling is because i'm very concerned as a tennessee resident about obamacare, which i think is a good thing. i love president obama. i respect him. i wish some of the republicans would start working with him and show a little more respect to our president of the united states. have republican congressmen, republican governor. governor haslam. not exceptingthem obamacare, taking on the medicaid. it is going to cause our hospitals to close down in rural ourties, which 70% of hospitals are in the rural counties, even the ceo of river park hospital is concerned that they are not making enough money because they don't have medicaid patients. and i think it is a crying shame that because they don't like obama, they are not going to accept medicaid for the state of tennessee. host: thank