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whenen will it finally rain aga in? in south sudan a lack of water is m making life verery difficu for cattle breededers. we find out how they're coping. but first we go to the u.s. where mexican families divided by law are able to see each other again through a high-security fence. the border dividing the u.s.a. and mexico is over 3,100 kilometers long and one of the most heavily guarded in the world. there are border posts, patrols, and fences, and should presidential candidate donald trump get his way, there will soon be a wall, too. over the past year some 330,000 mexicans have emigrated to the u.s. mexico has one of the highest numbers of displaced persons worldwide. since 1965, a total of 16 million mexicans have sought their fortunes north of the border. and yet, according to estimates, only around half of the mexican workers living in the u.s. are there legally. deportations are becoming more frequent. >> it is a remote and barely accessible region of the u.s. southwest. yuridia together with her daughter sharle

on aga mayor of tampa off to a good start right here. circle gets the square. all right. you are up. >> i'm going to choose marissa. >> you are up. >> finally let's go some wt is the one thing that democrats and re in common? >> well craig that's easy. >> we can't go with that that too easy. where does the expression to vet someone come from. vet a candidate. vet a running mate. what was origin of that? >> it comes from the word veterinarian like veterinar hatoheck out horses to make sure they would be good runners for the particlar race. >> where do we go with that. >> that's fairly accurate but i will disagree. >> all right. he is going the he gets it wrong. it is a contraction of the word veterinarian back in the horse racing. you check a horse for flaws carried over to the horse race in politics. there we go and so goes the origin of word vetting in politics. >> this could be a quick game. >> looking good for the mayor buckhorn. >> i'm going with my old friend john wilson. >> here we go. true or false. hillary clinton was a republican who campaigned for barry gold tru

this panel of people are leaders when it comes to uniting aga hun trafficking..a serious problem in milwaukee. 09:30:28 carmen peace center ceo this issue is growing in this area. the sojourner truth family peace centers sees 9,500 clients a year. many of them have been victims. 09z;30:08 carmen petrie sourjourner family peace center ceo they have been forced to have sex with other people, they've been sold they've been given across state lines. :1609:29:42 carmen petrie sourjourner family peace center ceo it was important to get involved in this work because we want to help open doors to resources. and they have. the sojourner truth center announcedthe community got almost a million dollar federal grant to focus on the problem. working with different organizations, the police department and even the district attorney's office. are going to build some more capacity to identify early, wrapping services around and try to address this problem. district attorney john chisholm says his office has prosecutors that focus on this issue. but says - there's more than the law when it comes to solving it

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we've seen this before, caught in controversy aga calling some mexicans rapists. questioning john mccain war hero status criticizing heritage mexican american judge only that seemed to do damage. this may not. >> there's a lot bigger issues in my view than being overly energized about offending one person or one family. if he cannot capture independents and moderate republicans in swing states, he has no hope of victory in topics. dealing with this controversy like so many others on his terms and his alone. >> trump originally made a comment about his wife not be allowed to talk on stage at the dnc. he has since tweeted captain khan was a hero. special guest for patriots fans tonight. what a pleasure to spend as many years as i did in the backfield with him tom brady pulling qb sneak surprising the crowd at the patriots hall of fame accepted 4 game suspension. trey daerr is live for news foxboro. jadiann today really about two things. pats hall of fame enshrinement and an annual night practice giving fans bit more of interest intimate feel. pats nation showing up

. >>> the schipt e-mail aga is not over -- the hillary clinton e-mail saga is not over. presidential candidate will not have to take the stand but she will have to answerin questions by judicial watch under oath. a clinton spokesman says that this is just another lawsuit intended to hurt the claim pain. >> apple, google, microsoft, comcast and verizon are among dozens of companies working with the strike. some break the law by ignoring the do not call registry or engaging in identity theft attempt. others like lls from krey marketers are perfectly legal but on times unwanted. >> jennifer level and robert chambers med on a bar on new york's upper east side. they took a walk in the park but she did not make it out >> he he spoke about the case just once and that was to cb >>> robert chambers made headlines for killing his friend, jennifer eleven in new levin in new york's central park. >> he was hand some and privileged and plays, he was just a 19-year- old kid who an unlikely story that seemed to blame the vick victim for her own killing. he always said he struck her to m

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we will make america great aga again. >>> a former moscow correspondent for the financial times argues that the boris yeltsin and vladimir putin presided over the criminalization of russia. mr. satter was the first journalist to be kicked out of russia since the fall of the soviet union. this book is the less you know the better you sleep.um. we welcome those that join him n the heritage.org website as well as those joining in the future. we remind all of the outside viewers you are welcome to send comments at any time e-mailing speaker@heritage.org we will appreciate checking your mobile devices to see if they have been silenced or turned off as a courtesy to the presenters. we will post the program on that page following the presentation for everyone's future reference e's future r as well. is doctor broman is the research fellow at the american relations part of the margaret thatcher center for freedom. he joined heritage as the director of national security studies teaching diplomatic history and grand strategy and was a lecturer in history and affairs for the masters of arts progr

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a little trouble aga tonight. watch that radar if you're going to catch the rockies. joel, today is unsettled today, but tomorrow is unsettled. >>> we have a traffic alert. copter 4 over florida and alton. this is an auto-pedestrian accident. the pedestrian was able to get up and walk away from this initially, and so the investigation does continue. that's what they're doing right now. a portion of florida is stop and police talking to figure out what happened. southbound coming into town, speeds into the 60s. i know it shows up as yellow. 9 minutes from 120th to i-70. westbound along i-76 though, slowing down. eastbound along 270 not quite loaded up through commerce city. we have the issue, florida and alton, and we have 6th and camacho roen know. -- camacho roen knee. al 285 still wide open. >>> big fines for harley davidson. this is the news on wall street. jill wagner is live on the new york stock exchange for us. >>reporter: we'll see if the markets could finish. the dow harley davidson agreed to pay $15 million to stop selling a device that regulators say caused

compared to last years rally all driven by the high growth momentum internet stocks is what's old is new agagain. >> the s&p 500 margins have basically peaked because you have weakness outside of the u. s. and more than half the earnings of the american companies come from outside of the u. s. at the same time the market factored some of that in. particularly for the lower growth companies so you see situation where value is in the stocks and they have an upside surprise. we see central banks sprinting money everywhere. there's a lot of cash flowing through the system and there's nowhere to go except financial instruments and that's driving the market up. i don't know how long that's going to last but i'm very happy about it right now. >> a lot of people have given yelp up for dead. it's up 14% this morning. is that what you're talking about when you refer to limited down side left? >> markets are about buyers and sellers so the battle between fear and grief had this year at least massive oscillations. we have started the year with tremendous fear and at the moment, those fears have not been

once aga the sentence in a sexual asslt case is being criticized as too light. the accused, a former high school athlete in western massachusetts, will not spend any time behind bars. michelle miller is following the >>se. eporter: accorng to documents in the case, 18-year-old david becker assaulted two unconscious females at a friend's house party in i aa. the victims said all three were drinking and fell asleep i an upstairs bedroom. later that morning, victim number one said she awoke to find her pants and underwear down to her thighs. she told police at noime did r. victim number two told police that becr assaulted her, too, that night. the next day, victim number one says becker texted r, just wanted you to know that i am really sorry. e applied to him, don't en worry about it. it's all good. she told authorities that she did not know what else to say. becker w charged with two counts of rape and faced the possibility of two years in prison. the judge sentenced him to two years probation. no jail time. becker's attorney defended the mistakes when we were 17

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. >>> in athletics, usain bolt made o olympic history once aga. he became the first man to win the 100-meters at three consecutive games. later this week he'll try for the triple in the 200-meters and 4x100 meters relay. and bolt wasn't the only record-breaker on the track. south africa's wayde van niekerk ran the fastest ever 400 meters to take gold and smashed michael johnson's 17 year world record. here are the medal standings for day ten. the united states tops with 26 golds and japan stands at eight with seven. >>> officials at the world anti-doping agency say hackers have accessed the account of the russian whistleblower yulia stepanova. wada officiaials say hackers obtained the password for its computer system. the 800-meter runner is a former member of the russian track and field team. wada requires athletes to register their locations so they can be contacted for a doping test at any time. the system also stores test results for athletes around the world. agency officials say no other accounts have been illegally accessed. after exposing

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. >> michael phelps has done it aga again. >> some say the sequel is never as good as the original.isam just proved them wrong. >> this has been her destiny all along. >> gold and silver medallist, 1-2 for team usa. >> but it's campbell that has the lead. >> trying to pass for olympic gold and she's going to do it. >> you are the first african american woman to medal in an individual event in swimming. what does that mean to you simone. >> it means a lot. this is not just for me. it's for a whole bunch of people that came before me and have been an inspiration for me and for all people after me and i want to be an inspiration that you can do it. >> it makes all of this and we're going to go down to rio on a coffee shop in a side street right by the stadium and bring in willie geist. how is it down in rio. looked like an incredible night last night. how was it down there? >> it was great. >> how are you willie? >> this is our rio desk. >> that was an unbelievable night. you can believable. you can go through it. michael phelps blowing out the field that included ryan lochte he gets h

he tweeted this photo with his clubs writing i'm never letting you go aga until next flight. >> golf returning tohe olympics for the first time since 1904. those cbs weroundt the tournament teeing off this morning. team u.s.a., way out in front withore than 30 total medal well ahead of china, japan and rash. more than 20 medals to be handed out again today. kayla harrison is hunting for gold and that final showown individual medlemedley. he has e more chance to go head to head this evening. >> that will be so much f to watch. thank you very much. >>> let us go back to new york. savannah has other top stories. >> donald trump out with a new line of attacks against president obama calling him the founder of isis. he made that accusation at a rally w florida. he called hillary clinton the co-founder of the terrorist group. trump has previously blamed the president and clinton for policies that allowed isis to gain power. as for his overall campaign strategy trump said he plans to stick with ibecause in the end it's going to work oi'm going to have very nice long vacation. new york city

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neymar brazil's biggest sports star filled with joy and relief after knocking home the game winning goal aga g adding to its medal count commanding in the ring. >> she knows she's closing in on the gold. >> reporter: claressa shields punching her way to the podium. >> golden again! >> reporter: her second straight boxing gold. the first american ever to do it. 20-year-old kyle snyder becoming the youngest wrestling champion in u.s. historic -- history. men's marathon got their medals including american galen rupp who took home bronze. stealing the show, japan's prime minister paying homage to super mario. tokyo will host the next summer olympics in 2020. with the olympic flame extinguished, the rio games have come to a close. here is the medal count one final time. team usa crushing the competition. dominant in these games. 121 total medals. 46 golds way ahead of china, great britain and russia. this is the most medals for the u.s. in more than three decades. the most medals ever in a nonboycotted olympic games. you can see behind me. three folks came out. them that everybody took off. >> pr

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chinese e-commerce and internet companies are very cheap. , but from aga-caps valuation standpoint, relative get anywhere else, is very attractive. there are lots of really good consumer driven growth opportunities all over emerging markets. if you are going to invest in emerging markets, enough to go company, rather than country specific or sector specific. caroline: you can't go into exchange rate funds, you can't get into an overall benchmark, you have to be specific -- particularly towards the consumer. where would you get out of immediately, krishna? mr. memani: you can invest in etf's and things like that. but for long-term investors, it's going to be leaving a lot on the table. from our perspective, we like emerging markets a lot on multiple fronts. we like emerging-market equities because the valuations in emerging-market equities is quite cheap. and growth prospects have definitely stabilize as china has stabilized. emerging-market rates. emerging market rates have a lot of opportunity to go down, which is quite positive for older emerging-market bonds. the biggest risk in emerging

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