-- owns andrea across seo cortez. colleagues to all my here that have joined us today. this is so incredible. this is such a major watershed moment and i'm so incredibly excited that we are going to transition this country into the future and we are not going to be dragged behind by our past. i'm so excited by that. i think today is not just a big day for us as a delegation, as a party, as a movement, that this is a big day for activists all over the country and for frontline communities all over the country. today is a big day for people who have been left behind. today's a big day for workers in appalachia. today's a big day for children that have been breathing dirty air in the south bronx. today is a really good day for families who have been in during the injustices of drinking dirty water, or have seen their living rooms being flooded in with the levels. rising sea and today i think is a really big day for our economy, the labor movement, the social justice movements, indigenous peoples, and people all over the

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la presidenta del cierre de gobierno dice que el gobierno no kalachca calculÓ el efectos o na den o seosan reprogramar para no perder su audiencia en corte. por otra parte, hay un claro debate entre si esto beneficia o afecta a los inmigrantes quienes estÁn esperando un servicio de trabajo los afectas. a otras personas les compran tiema buscar otras manera de legalizar su situaciÓn aquÍ. es lo que tengo por el momento regreso contigo al estuvo es dio felicidad que tengas muy buenas tardes. >>> igualmente cristina. y si donald trump enfrenta una demanda colectiva de 16 estados ahora se une la uniÓn de lie ad disponer el dinero de los demanda dicen que trump estÁ usando una falsa ergencia para daÑar al sistema constitucional. escÁndalo en la unam en la universidad de mÉxico. varias alumnas fueron grabadas mientras usaban los baÑos de la facultad de ciencia las imÁgenes fueron subidas despuÉs a internet y circulan en pÁginas de pornografÍa. >>> hola felicidad en la unam vuelve a surgir un escÁndalo adentro de este campus universitario ahora la facultad de ciencia donde son las mismas alumna

nortica editor jon sopel is traveling with president trump, and he sent this report.ed jon: it all seoing so well. president trump and chairman kim one-run through the gardens of a smart hanoi hotel, the parent family relax -- the pair apparently relax and getting on. and then a small piece of history -- a reporr shouted a question at the north korean dictator, something that doesn't happen in pyongyang, and he answered. >> are you going to denuclearize? chairman kim: if i'm not willing to do that, i won't be heregh now. t jon: bn the rumors started to circulate that things were going awry.be there would rogram changes, the white house told us. the talks were due to go on all o rning. and then accordinge white gohouse schedules there wag to be lunch and a signing ceremony. but it all fell apart. it is hard to overstate what a failure it is that after eight and a half months of talks, a draft agreement, the principals flying in, and everything turning to dust. went theirgations separate ways, it look like kim jong-un overplayed his hand and donald trump overestimatedis persuasive skills

zman had a history of escaping authorities, even after being t seo prison. his luck ran out after he met with actor sean penn to discu a possible movie. esxican authoriay that secret meeting led them to find "el chapo" again and him to the u.s. a formal sentencing hearing is set nor june 25th. > tomorrow marks exactly one year since the high school shooting massacre in parkland, florida. the deadliest shootin at an american high school. last night the group montgomery county students for change helped unveil an art exhibit in d.c. to honor those who were killed. house speaker nancy pelosi joined activists and lawmakers at the center for political art on g street. the exhibit includes as ural well as pieces from montgomery county art students who demand an end to gun violence. >> thank you all for what you're doing. it's epidemic. it's an emergency. we should declare it an emergency. and tak great action immediately. >> the exhibit is free and will be ongh display thr march 15th. >>> new this morning, maryland governor larry hogan says he is done trying t put

go to seo. good to see you.don't want to talk about ufo sightings, they don't want to seem crazy or laughed at, we don't care and so we do. news and outer space are inherently interesting topics. remember the space force? president trump announced it to great fanfare in 2017, a fifth branch of the military, is it a real? what exactly is space force, rebecca grant would know she's a national security analyst and she joins us to explain. thanks for coming on. give us the condensed explanation of what space force is force is. >> it's real already, there are over 30,000 americans in space command and president trump signed a directive telling the pentagon to get ready to make a space force within the department of the air force. the reason we needed? 1800 satellites in space, 250 belong to china and america needs to keep its dominant position in space. >> tucker: the point of space force is to counter chinese hegemony in the sky. >> china, russia, even iran and north korea have space capabilities but china is the on

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let's hope for the best in seo it goes.hen you make those statements, it makes you feel obligated to cave to get a deal done. it doesn't do them any justice. i will say be more cautious about it. know who you're dealing with and know that this is a dictator that's not always reliable that does high missile sites. it's not like you're doing with -- dealing with an ally. you're not. no matter what he does the media's going to rail against them. if you didn't go, he's going to be someone who doesn't care about diplomacy. he can't win with them. >> juan: i have to go out of character here, jesse. >> jesse: are you going to tell the truth? >> juan: the trump bashing at this table has to stop. [laughter] >> katie: i don't think when he says he will make this decision about the economic prosperity, that he's expecting it, he's giving kim jong un a choice. he is saying this is only choice for you. were putting it on the table. when not coming in militarily even though i put that option on the table before. he knows exactly who is d

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the governor, right, there are also two people in medical school who are someone's doctors these days seoheld or hold the views, i think you have to make hard decisions about what kind of folks you want to represent,h and i thinfact there's a successor in line who is african-american makes it easiet to pt pressure on at this point in time. >> mark is talking about healthcare policy, you wer in healthcare policy before you got on the journalism band, what do you think about people who are see the year books and say th's this could be my doctor, and y cup that with disparity about african-american womenre three and four more times to die in childbirth, what do you make of that? >> mosof my physicians are older white men, so you are talking to pple in this age group, going to schools like, this who likely have year book photos like this and i imaginear ook photos, you have year book photos where people are dressing as klan, there areat tudes and behaviors that go well beyond that. so you're talking about these people going and making decisions where it's life and death sometimes, y, but wher

friends from mexico and canada to stay with me and allow minister aloboey and secretary vill tos address seo, then we will have a fireside chat about our neighborhood. you all very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. i am certainly very pleased to be here with my two counterparts from the united states and mexico. it is vitally important. it is one of our first meetings , but again,lalobos it is very important that we get to know each other and have a good rapport so that we are able to deal with issues as they come forward. nny, mentioned that a trade deal was so important. i think i am speaking to people here that understand very well that over the past 25 years, trade has quadrupled in our countries, so it is important we continue to do this and to make sure we work together. there are a few things that have to be -- of course, sunny and i illalobos spoke about trade issues, and the problem it is causing for us in the three countries, and hopefully, that will be addressed. but it is so good to be with these people here and make sure we continue to work together. working together, sup