desde la cia en mÉxico, alberto garcÍa-- desde la ciudad de mÉxico, alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn.ares que custodian la frontera por orden de la administraciÓn trump. jorge: el acabarÁn a de migrantes-- na caravana nos irÉ recorriendo mÉxicos-- na caravana siga recorriendo mÉxico hasta la frontera. a tijuana en empezÓ llega lo primero que con sus propios recursos pudieron pagar un boleto de autobÚs para estar a unos pasos de su sueÑo americano. el recorrido no ha sido fÁcil. >> falta lo mÁs difÍcil, todavÍa. pero creo que mucha gente viene luchando. >> en la bÚsqueda de asilo humanitario han dejado prÁcticamente todo. lo más valeroso, a sus familias que se han quedado en su paÍs-- lo mÁs doloroso es a sus familias que se han quedado en su paÍs natal. >> es algo horrible porque yo nunca me habÍa separado de mi familia. uno no sabe si va a regresar o los va a ver mÁs adelante. entonces, la verdad, si es horrible. jorge: el temor no es sÓlo por escapar del salvador, sino que regresar si son rechazados por autoridades migratorias y deportados a sus paÍses de origen. han sido testigos d

alberto: thank you. >> thank you very much. i also would like to think u.s. ,p for hosting this conference which the ambassador has said is very timely. it is an honor to be with this panel or part of this panel. i think the ambassador has really set out the terrain in iraq, so i will focus my comments more on the kurdistan region. view, byrdish point of the time we got to 2013, 2014, our relationship with baghdad was deteriorating. could it economy was doing well. .here was a flourishing society the relations with baghdad were tense. isis came and everything was suspended. focus on isis, which was a threat to all of us. that isis hasud been defeated. those problems that existed were not dealt with, and so today, we are at this pivotal moment where we have those old issues still there. we have new issues, because isis i think touched on so many full that already existed in iraq and syria, but we are focusing on iraq. that is the negative. on the positive side, we are heading for these elections, and thes

alberto gallo is standing by in london. in the inflation story in the bond market story and in terms of the curveball. i havelook at the chart in the gtb library. how do you look at the rhetoric from opec versus trump? where is my risk and reward in this? the word here is geopolitical risk. long-term, there are arguments why economies are shifting to other types of energy. but in the next few months, we have a global situation with rising inequality, several elections including the u.s. axisrm in november and an forming between russia, iran, and turkey which threatens to increase geopolitical risk in the middle east. on the other hand, the oil producing countries are trying to diversify away from oil and to do that they continue to need higher prices. in aoil producers are also dire situation, think of venezuela for example. countriesand non-opec continue to favor a squeeze in supply. the risk in our view is that we have a supply shock. not just oil grinding higher slowly towards the low but going above 80. that would be a

alberto garcÍa tiene-- alas del presidente trump. alberto garcÍa hablo.a mis principios de religiÓn, fe, o humanidad. pero nosotros mismos estamos generando un problema mayor >> la presidenta muÑoz quiso explicar. >> ahora hay polÉmica entre que ellos dan el alimento a los migrantes y los que se molestan son los indigentes. y ha habido eventos hasta con actos de violencia. >> la ciudad de hermosillo es paso de la caravana migrante 2018. centroamericanos entran un mes en esa ciudad con intenciÓn de seguir su camino a la frontera con estados unidos. parece erigir de la oposiciÓn las declaraciones muestra una insensibilidad de las autoridades. >> declaraciones pÉsimas, que se forme un centro o una casa en migrante donde podamos sacar esta personas, y darle las ramitas para que lleguen. >> entrando la alcaldesa justifica que el problema es que no pueden disminuir la cifra de desamparados en la capital de sonora. >> no quieren abandonar la situaciÓn de calle porque reciben ingresos, a veces superiores a una persona que esta trabajando un horario de ocho horas.

alberto: some are vulnerable.hink about facebook and the business model that is built across potential privacy issues. threateningtially to become a monopoly across retailers. google as well for the same reasons across search engines. these are vulnerable business models. tesla as well. the only one that probably has a more stable and long-term expansion across emerging markets is netflix. but across the fangs, i would say this is one of the more resilient ones. i think the valuations have been too high for a wild and -- while and generally speaking, we are in a world where wall street and silicon valley has taken a lot of the gains. main street has not. both a very tempted to rebalance this. mark: alex webb. julian and alberto stay with us on surveillance. tesla investors were given some risk by from recent turbulence. the carmaker stock closed almost 6% higher after it reported first-quarter production numbers for the model 3 sedan lower-than-expected. not as bad as analysts feared. selling investors it will not

alberto garcÍa nos explica.r piÑata de ningÚn extranjero. >> vamos a bajar el iva a la mitad y la gasolina va a costar lo mismo que en estados unidos. reportero: hay compromisos de invertir $1,000,000,000 para la salud pÚblica. >> esto significa que vamos a equipar el 100% de los hospitales y clÍnicas del país. >> los candidatos a la presidencia de mÉxico nos prometen el oro y el moro. los candidato mexicanos tenemos muy claro que hay una enorme desconfianza a los polÍticos y por eso echan la casa por la ventana. reportera: la ex mujer del presidente anterior, prometiÓ que ahora sÍ se combatirÁ el crimen. >> vemos la desesperaciÓn de estospolÍticos, es difícil que puedan cumplir con todo lo que prometen. no podemos tener una cartera para siempre. reportera: la campaÑa presidencial tiene una duraciÓn de 90 dÍas y lo que mÁs se escucha, son promesas. tambiÉn se dijo que se iban a construir 100 nuevas universidades en el paÍs. desde la ciudad de mÉxico, alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn. arantxa: sobre la advertencia no ha

. >> reporter: alberto colon is a retired maintenance worker in f the cityne o poorer neighborhoods. he suffers from sinusitiloand has deved an abscess on his chest. down the street from his house, a truck pulls away from a home ere it has delivered medical supplies. colon says that's a common sight here. >> >> translated ): people complain about diseases like asthma, cancer. it's normal for people to have cancer. before a certain point, if a person here got cancer, you would say, "my god, this person has cancer!" today, you see them as just one more person. >> reporter: colon believes he knows the source of his neighborhood's suffering. miramar sits downwind from puerto rico's only coal-burning power plant and a 120 foot-high mound of an industrial product the plangenerates by burning coal. it's called agremax. agremax consists mostly of coal ash. residents here say the wind carries ash residue from the mound into their community. alberto colon's wife margaritaei edrez, says home's surfaces are covern a thin layer of ash residue. >> ( translated ): this right here? just cleaned it.

como nos cuenta alberto garcÍa. >> unos 120 migrantes short americano tomaron por momento la escalinata estÁ en quiebra. >> es el grupo de avanzada del llamado viacrucis migrantes que recorriÓ 750 millas de de tapachula, chiapas. con el Último y ferviente propÓsito de lograr el sueÑo americano. >> estamos sufriendo mucho. tanto de parte del gobierno, de las pandillas. la gente esta ignorante, totalmente. no hay educaciÓn. >> con pancartas de fuera donald trump, y todos en la lucha, marcharon al rigor del monumento mÁs emblemático para festejos y manifestaciones en mÉxico. caminaron unos cuantos metros hasta donde se ubica la embajada de estados unidos. >> esperemos que de alguna manera la onu, la oea, mÉxico, todos exijan. a honduras, el salvador, guatemala, una corresponsabilidad lo que estÁ pasando. no pueden seguir exportando migrantes y simplemente ir tomando los cheques de donald trump. >> frente a la embajada los migrantes cantaron los himnos de sus paÍses y regresaron a la basÍlica agradecer a la virgen de guadalupe. se espera que este lunes lleguen a la capital 600 migrantes que

. >> alberto: >> altan: over the course of a yearat least eight teens from the area took castillo's adfer, and like so many others from the region, mthe uncertain journey north. we found some of the teens, but they wouldn't speak to us on camera out of fear for themselves and their families. some wou end up telling their stories in court. >> (speakingpanish): >> altan: the teens say castillo had a network of smugglers who moved them through mexico bbus, on foot, and on the infamous tra known as la bestia-- "the beast." >> (speaking spanish): >> altan: once they made it to the u., most were detained by the border patrol. at the time, the boys were among tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors from central america who we fleeing violence and poverty, and coming to the u.s. in record numbers. they were turned over to the department of health and human services, whose job it was to place them with a relative or an adult sponsor. but hhs was overwhelmed, and began to relax their standards for vetting. >> first, the federal government decided to stop fingerprinting most of these sponsors who

desde la ciudad mÉxico, alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn. >> el boleto ganador con un valor de $21,000,000 fueecha sobre su esposo y la falta de evidencias mantuvieron sin resolver por cuatro aÑos el misterio. mucha mujeres jÓvenes se estÁ cuestionando si quiere tener hijosy cuando deberÍan hacerlo. postergar la maternidad. nos llevamos una fÁbrica donde la Única condiciÓn para tener un empleo es comprometerse a estudiar. los desafÍos para esta concursante de pequeÑos gigantesempezaron antes de nacer. ♪ ♪ ♪ cuando las alergias te atacan, siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. mis fans son como mi familia. ellos siempre son lo primero. hay un motivo por el que se unió a t-mobile más gente en los últimos 5 años que a ninguna otra compañía celular. ♪ vamo', vamo' a romper no hay tiempo pa' perder ♪ es simple, queremos a nuestros clientes y los ponemos primero. ya es hora que tu compañía celular te demuestre un poco de cariño, ¿no? Únete a t-mobile. >>

desde la ciudad de mÉxico alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn.or castellano nos trae la historia. ♪ ♪ >> el fervor de estos peligrosos pandilleros recluidos en el salvadorafianza la fe de que dios se mueve en los lugares mÁs oscuros. >> cuando le predicamos a ello les hacemos ver que venimos de un mundo donde sÓlo lo han recibido con golpes, con un sinfÍn de cosas pero dios es un dios de misericordia, de amor que siempre los espera con los brazos abiertos. >> el pastor manuel rivera es un ex sicario del barrio 18, condenados a ocho aÑos de prisiÓn cuenta que abrazó el cristianismo dentro de su celda luego de que dios le mostrÓ un sueÑo como cuidar a este rebaÑo tatuado. >> me siento feliz en este camino del seÑor, le digo ellos que comiencen a meditar lo que a sido su vida anteriormente y que verdaderamente pues dios es el Único que nos puede sacar de lo que es ese odio. porque es un cÍrculo de pandillero que no cualquiera sale de ahÍ. >> sus integrantes pueden dejar la organizaciÓn sin represalias sÓlo si se vuelven cristianos pero deben mostrar

alberto: a field of candidates is still very undefined.ot have much visibility into the election. political and policy uncertainty still quite high. american in closer and closer to that election, we really do not policyat would be the makes that will come with the next administration. julia: coming to the end of an easing cycle as well for the central bank. julie: and speaking of uncertainty, we have them here in the united states. that, we have perhaps handed brazil a gift in the form of bigger market for its soybeans. alberto: somewhat limited because you're talking about a commodity. that would drive debt to mentor markets you.t this is a global clearing price. that being said, brazilian is an extraordinary close economy to trade. that is not going to necessarily move the needle that much in terms of the market economy. julia: everything you said about brazil and legal equal opposite to what is going on in mexico in terms of the macro environment. we also have the kicker of the nasty of negotiations in the upcoming elections uncertaint

herald, former board member of the worldwide web information among others welcome to both of you albertoith you facebook is going to sharing data with researchers. a lot of people are going to think of cambridge analytica what sort of process is there going to be for sharing that data what has facebook said perhaps even differently over the past few days and weeks as the controversy over data sharing has heated up? >> larry can talk to you more about what the specific things that scholars will do than i can. but the main thing is that these are academic scholars. these are not guns for higher. these are people whose reputation is effectively on the line by doing this this will only work if the scholars are genuinely independent and if facebook is really transparent. >> before we continue the conversation, let me briefly interrupt. speaker ryan, holding his weekly presser. take a listen. >> because they have the authority to do that right now as to syria itself, bashish assad and his enablers in tehran and moscow have committed another mass atrocity on people in syria i think the u.s. has

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conmocionó tanto a la madre de carrillo >> es una felicidad que esté cambiando ,estoy orgullosa de él >> albertollo será trasladado al sector de jardinería de la ciudad para cumplir una pasantía, lo que podría convertirse en un empleo fijo >> agentes de inmigración arrestaron a 33 personas en el operativo de tres días en 16 ciudades del país por violación a derechos humanos había también delincuentes por violación a la ley de armas y manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol >> un inmigrante mexicano se llevó tremendo susto al percatarse que lo seguían agentes de inmigración ,al llegar a su casa fue arrestado, desde allí llamo a su esposa para que grabara >> déjelo no van a hacer nada, no pueden hacer nada >> es el hijo de darío cevallos, los agentes le quitan la esposas a su padre, pero minutos antes lo tenían dentro de la patrulla, >> su cara, como una sonrisa, como diciendo estos papeles no sirven >> cuando mi hijo comenzó a grabar ,cambiaron el comportamiento >> el caso de este padre de familia que cuenta con deportaciones previas, >> tiene la cita pendiente, >> el abogado de la familia le expl

alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn. advirtiÓ que la nave habÍa dejado de funcionar aunque nunca divulgÓ las razones. seguimos con mÁs esta maÑana aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". carlos: asÍ es, llegÓ el momento del segmento mÁs dinámico y deportivo de la televisiÓn. paola:hola, gracias por la invitaciÓn. carlos:una de las Áreas más frustrantes para hombres y mujeres es la barriga. sea porque estÁs recuperándote de un embarazo o trabajando toda la maÑana sentado o simplemente porque viene el verano. por quÉ se acumula la grasa en el Área abdominal? paola: es el Área en donde más tenemos conflicto. tenemos una parte importante que es de la genÉtica. pienso contrario que todo el mundo. la parte de la genÉtica se puede modificar. no hay excusa. la segunda parte, acuÉrdense que tenemos el aparato digestivo, tenemos que tratar de tener una buena digestiÓn. carlos: es verdad eso de que se hinchan los intestinos? paola: 100%. otra cosa es la postura. si nosotros dejamos una mala postura hacemos que se acumule la grasa en el abdome

i want to recognize our clerk alberto alberto quintanilla. i would like to take a moment to acknowledge charles and mya hernandez at sfgov tv for broadcasting the meetings and making sure they are available to the public. mr. clerk please call the roll call. >> commissioner kim present. and ronen is present. commissioner yee. >> yee present. we have quorum. >> thank you. would you please call items two and three together. >> items two and three are the consent agenda and items are routine. staff is not planning to present on the items but are prepared if desire. if a member objects, any of the items may be remoouvend considered separately. >> thank you very much. so are that there any questions our comments from colleagues? not colleagues from colleagues. seeing none, we will open for public comment on these two items. seeing no public comment, these items have closed. >> we need a motion and second. >> and motion to approve the minutes. >> do we have a motion? we have a motion and we have -- >> a second. >> can we do that objection? >> we ne

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reporter: it's evolution of a movement that started simply as a facebook group by middle school teacher albertoorgan. are you surprised about how this has taken off? >> no. it surprised me a little bit but then it doesn't because there's a problem. i mean, you can hear them right now. there's a problem that needs to be fixed. >> reporter: educator's 7bdemands are far from being met. $10,000 raise for teachers over 3 years. $5,000 for support staff. additional $200 million for classrooms. this is where things stand. despite signing off on that average $6,100 raise the governor taken heat for comments teachers say are out of touch. >> like a teenager, always wanting a better car. you give them something but they want something better. >> the teachers union believes they are reaching a tipping point but as we enter a second week, parents figure out child care, what to do with their kids. kate, many question how long it can last. >> blake, thank you so much. blake mccoy. >>> still ahead tonight, great food created by a top chef. the unlikely place where they're now using the word gourmet and the di

he's ended his association with alberto salazar, a controversialfigure, and is now coached by gary loughospects this way. it's a big ask for someone who is world class at 1,500 metres, best in the world at 5,000 and 10,000 metres, to then come in and dominate at the marathon. that's not going to happen. but he can be competitive, and it depends how the race pans out. but for the masses, the heat will be a challenge. this year, think carefully before wearing fancy dress, the organisers advise. but the marathon will always push runners to the limit. that is the point. remember this from last year? david wyeth helped to the finish line by matthew rees — two strangers united. and they are back this year, urging competitors to be sensible. got to pay attention to the weather, got to rein in the pace. you know, maybe this year isn't the one for a pb, but it's certainly going to one to be enjoyed. and you're not going to be stopping for this guy this year, no? um, well, i hope not! we'll both run our own race and we'll see each other at the end. yeah, matt is a great runner and, um, he's even m

monsignor carlo alberto capella is being held in one of the vatican's cells, he was working at the holy recently. american and canadian officials started investigating the priest last year. opposition parties in hungary are calling for a mass turnout and tactical voting in sunday's parliamentary elections, that's to prevent a fourth term in office for the prime minister viktor orban. mr orban told his supporters the poll is all about keeping migrants out of hungary. opinion polls put the governing fidesz party comfortably ahead. tributes have been paid to the 15 people killed after a bus carrying a junior ice hockey team crashed in canada. more than a dozen other passengers were injured, when the vehicle collided with a truck in the province of saskatchewan. our north america correspondent, chris buckler, reports. in hospital, team—mates are turning to each other for support. all too aware that many of those they played alongside have been killed. commentator: 18 seconds to go on this humboldt power play... in canada, ice hockey is a sport that unites. and in humboldt, a community ofjus

monsignor carlo alberto capella is being held in one of the vatican's cells — he was working at the holygton until recently. american and canadian officials started investigating the priest last year. 0pposition parties in hungary are calling for a mass turnout and tactical voting in sunday's parliamentary elections, to prevent a fourth term in office for the prime minister viktor 0rban. mr 0rban told his supporters the poll is all about keeping migrants out of hungary. opinion polls put the governing fidesz party comfortably ahead. the former brazilian president, luiz inacio lula da silva, has surrendered himself to police to begin a 12—year sentence for corruption. lula is being taken from his hometown near sao paulo to a prison in the southern city of curitiba. the former president insists he is innocent. lebo diseko has more — and just to warn you her report contains flash photography from the start. his supporters were far from happy but lula had promised he'd do it. more than 2a hours after the deadline had passed, brazil's former president pushed through this crowd to hand himself

monsignor carlo alberto capella is being held in one of the vatican's cells, he was working at the holy recently. american and canadian officials started investigating the priest last year. opposition parties in hungary are calling for a mass turnout and tactical voting in sunday's parliamentary elections, to prevent a fourth term in office for the prime minister viktor orban. mr orban told his supporters the poll is all about keeping migrants out of hungary. opinion polls put the governing fidesz party comfortably ahead. reports from syria say that there's been a chemical weapon attack on the rebel—held town of douma on the edge of the capital damascus. doctors say they've treated patients with severe breathing problems. the news follows 2a hours of intense bombardment of the city, by forces loyal to president assad. the government denies it's used chemical weapons. ahmad tarakkji is president of the syrian american medical society, a medical relief organisation that is working on the front lines of crisis relief in syria. thank you forjoining us. tell us, what are your people on the g

it's the evolution of a movement that started simply as a facebook group by middle school teacher albertoan. are you surprised how this has taken off in >> it surprised me a little bit but it doesn't because there's a problem. i mean, you hear them now. there is a problem na needs to be fixed. >> reporter: educators demands are far from met. $10,000 raise for teachers over three years, 5,000 for support staff, an additional 200 million for classrooms. this is where things stand. despite signing off on that average $6100 raise, governor mary fallon has taken heat for comments teachers say are out of touch. >> sometimes it's like a teenager always wanting a better car. you give them one thing but they want something better. >> reporter: this morning the teachers union believes they are reaching a tipping point, but once again parents must figure out what to do with their kids, child care. it has many wondering how long this can last. phillip and frances? >> all right, blake, thank you. it started in west virginia, exactly, and we didn't think at the time it was going to spill over to the re

want to share that just so you know you're not alone on either side of the spectrum so on one hand alberto here on twitter says rowe custer's legacy in cuba is one of brutal repression destruction and death the same as his brothers diaz canal's impact will be whatever raul castro and the castro family dictatorship decides it will be he is a figurehead on the other side of that spectrum though here is as he says as a great challenge cubans born after the revolution understand social rights like universal education and health care as inalienable human rights the achievements of the revolution going back to what you were saying amalia he says it is key for the new administration to maintain such rights while enacting needed reforms so i promised i would get you in here taking that in mind pushing this conversation forward there were reforms acted by rogue castro someone say of course they did not go far enough but do you see this new government being able to push them even further. i think so i think so let me let me do some scene in support of professor amalia that it is important to look to

his own political fortunes on the completion of this pipeline after making big promises of bringing alberto oil to market in the west for greenpeace is canada's greenpeace canada's mike who damon chimed in stating british colombians desire to protect clean water safeguard the environment and stand behind indigenous communities cannot be ignored or swept under the rug. i wish we could you know the same could be said for canada's neighbors to the south the good old u.s. of a we found out even more bad news about their much beloved keystone pipeline i'm sure you have heard of it according to trans canada the south dakota league back in november was actually much bigger than the five thousand barrels they told us that was the leak actually came in around nine thousand seven hundred barrels. you know what i think it's time to break out the milkshakes and straws so i can drink your milk shake and start watching the hawks.

alberto, you write in your memoir about the impact of sort of the messaging from the larger culture onour identity and your feelings of worth growing up and i was very moved and surprised when you wrote in your book about how even after you become an american citizen, you felt in so many ways that you were afraid of authority, you had certain insecurities and pain, even though sort of the causes of those had disappeared, can you talk a little bit more about your own personal experience, how you internalized that and how you think you teach on the campus, what you think is happening to people today when they're hearing these very anti, you know, immigrant messages? >> yeah, so, you know, getting a ph.d from a university like cal doesn't mean that you won't feel this sense of perpetual illegality and that fear that gets enculturated early on especially when you hear in the news and in policy all of these things that seem to, you know, make your status a very tenious thing, it feels like you don't really have a voice for it. now having said that, i worked with a lot of young people and in

remember, he has not been coached any more by the court official alberto salazar, but by paula radcliffe'sr perspective on his chances in london on sunday. he knows that, realistically, people don't need to expect him to be right up there, leading the london marathon. it is a big ask for somebody that is world class at 1500 metres, best in the world that 5000 and 10,000 metres, to dominate at the marathon. that is not going to happen. but he can be competitive. it depends how the race pans out. i don't think he is coming in expecting to get a world record. but if he can grow in the race, stay with it, the closer it gets to the end, and he still in contact, the more confidence it gives him and the bigger boost it gives him. he is going in wanting to run a personal best, like many of us do in the marathon. maybe with his sights set on steve jones marathon. maybe with his sights set on stevejones as a british record. what else should be lookout for? weir renewing his rivalry on the london streets. and women's wheelchair, jadejones, so successful in the connacht games, will carry british hopes

he's ended his association with alberto salazar, a controversialfigure, and is now coached by gary loughig ask for someone who is world class at 1,500 metres, the best in the world at 5,000 and 10,000 metres, to then come in and dominate at the marathon. that's not going to happen. but he can be competitive, and it depends how the race pans out. the london marathon is a mass display of stamina and eccentricity. 26 miles is nothing unless you do it as a rhino, ora pillar box, ora...that. but be careful, organisers warn. if it's 20s degrees on sunday, should you really run in a fake fur coat? it's hard enough in a vest. 12 months ago, david wyeth was led and cajoled to the finish by matthew rees — two strangers united. and they're back this year, urging competitors to be sensible. you've got to pay attention to the weather. you have to rein in the pace. maybe this year isn't the one for a pb, but it's certainly one to be enjoyed. and you're not going to be stopping for this guy this year, no? well, i hope not. we'll both run our own race and see each other at the end. matt is a great runne

he's ended his association with alberto salazar, a controversialfigure, and is now coached by gary lough is world class at 1500 metres, the best in the world at 5000 and 10,000 metres, to then come in and dominate at the marathon. that's not going to happen, but he can be competitive and it depends how the race pans out. the london marathon is a mass display of stamina and eccentricity. 26 miles is nothing unless you do it as a rhino, ora pillar box, ora...that. every year the dress becomes more fanciful. each outfit is a world record. but be careful, organisers warn. if it's 20s degrees on sunday, should you really run in a fake fur coat? it's hard enough in a vest. 12 months ago, david wyeth was led and cajoled to the finish by matthew rees — two strangers united. and they're back this year, urging competitors to be sensible. you've got to pay attention to the weather, you have to rein in the pace. maybe this year isn't the one for a pb, but it's certainly one to be enjoyed. and you're not going to be stopping for this guy this year, no? well, i hope not. we'll both run our own race an

his own political fortunes on the completion of this pipeline after making big promises of bringing alberto oil to market in the west for greenpeace is kind of a greenpeace canada as mike who damon chimed in stating british colombians desire to protect clean water safeguard the environment and stand behind indigenous communities cannot be ignored or swept under the rug. i wish we could you know the same could be said for canada's neighbors to the south and you good old u.s. of a we found out even more bad news about their much beloved keystone pipeline i'm sure you have heard of it according to trans canada the south dakota leak back in november was actually much bigger than the five thousand barrels they told us that was the leak actually came in around nine thousand seven hundred barrels. you know what i think it's time to break out the milkshakes and straws so i can drink your milk shake and start watching the hawks. get the. real deal with. the bottom. like you know that i got. it so. well that we're going to watch the harvest roll and i'm having a lot less and ninety seven hundred barr

james comey take on several elected officials in several different presidencies like dick cheney or alberto can solace or judged to be one -- george w. bush that it doesn't add up for him? >> to be the interlocutor to say if you are law enforcement when you want hear your reflections and reactions of politicians and then you drag everybody down where people make fun of each other like the way they dress and personal comments that is embarrassing for the country where we have gone clearly he is angry with donald trump and get little humorous episodes out and there is one scene in the book where he is invaded -- invited to a one-on-one deal with the president and he got to see president obama twice over many years but with trump within a few weeks he had four or five he was so concerned about the russian prostitute coming out and wanted to make sure the fbi would do whatever they could to stop the leak but he explained it wasn't a leak it was a private document circulated anyway they had document -- dinner together because there were little nameplates there that were hand-drawn and the presid

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bush alberto gonzÁlez is here this morning along with former whitewater robert ray.former senior advise the other clintons managing partner mark penn along with home depot ceo and chrysler ceo bob nardelli. a lot to talk about this morning. we kick it off with earnings blitz on wall street. general electric reporting first-quarter results, analysts ge to report 11 cents a share adjusted, $27.45 billion in revenue. honeywell, waste management also companies reporting first quarter before the opening. joining us right now the wall street journal global economic jon hilsenrath, good morning to you. expectations from ge, the company is not what it was, why is this important in your view and what are your expectations? jon: to your first question why is this important, i would say it's not, ge used to be a bellwether not only u.s. company but the global economy, businesses all over the world and, you know, in terms of the u.s. it was in consumer finance, housing, it was in the industrial economy, we looked to ge in the past to see how the u.s. was doing, we don't have to