to aid workers in puerto rico what nobody on television was talking about was the fact that americans caribbean colony is also home to many of the nation's ivy's salient fluid plans or that the recovery effort has moved at such a glacial pace that approximately half of the island still remains without power and finally at this year's the looming flu season is predicted to be the worst in history so hot watchers to help us understand just how grave this crisis may be getting we're joined today by dr abe malcolm a practicing physician entrepreneur and medical director of an end home i.v. hydration service welcome. i already do i want to start dr asking you in light of this current flu outbreak the you know we're talking about in california new york you know that they're facing is any of the current issues of you know affecting i.v. fluid supply lines and production stemming from the devastation hurricane maria and others caused to puerto rico and other medical suppliers in the caribbean last fall they're getting affected by this. certainly you know there's a top three production companies one of

china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean in american countries talking to the about i mean welcome to america if you want. to increase our trading patterns but let's move to areas of innovation. one of those areas is renewable energy especially solar latin american leaders want china to become a partner in technology and science not just an importer of raw materials. of gold they believe will make economic development in latin america less reliant on good luck to improve the region's fortunes. you see in human loss leaders chile. they all spilled from the sunken iranian tanker in the east china sea has tripled in size has expanded to three hundred thirty two square kilometers in one week scientists have warned of a math of environmental catastrophe iranian tanker was carrying a million barrels of oil when it collided with another ship earlier this month the vessel burned for eight days before it sank three bodies of the ships mainly iranian crude have been recovered. to china and the country invests more each year and went h

he lies of hispanic americans, african-americans, caribbean americans, women, and many others.ragic. because he has the obligation and duty to represent all of us. i believe that the members who are going and not going are making a very important statement. making it in different ways. and those ways are we will not tolerate the continued abuse of power that mr. trump engages in with his wrong words. i would frankly ask as a senior member of the security committee why he was so late in the comments regarding the very difficult situation in hawaii. one of the issues, of course, is that the homeland security department just receiving, secretary of homeland security, is rail not doing their job. because we should be engaging in exercises with the state. it is frankly ridiculous to suggest this is hawaii's problem when in fact the united states milita military was able to determine this was a mistake. i believe, my colleagues believe, the president should be fired. and our president seemed to be completely oblivious to the fact that we have cyber security problems. and that we shou

china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean in american countries have been talking to the chinese about this i mean welcome to invest in latin america if you want to welcome to increase our trading patterns but. let's move to areas of innovation to provide value added. one of those areas is renewable energy especially solar latin american leaders want china to become a partner in technology and science not just an importer of raw materials. of gold they believe will make economic development in latin america less reliant on good luck to improve the region's fortunes you see in human i'm just. chilling. because i must go on our website address at the bottom of your screens out to sarah . to go and take a look. there without is there are these are our top stories in the u.s. government shutdown will continue on monday after a senate vote on the government spending bill was delayed by several hours money for federal agencies was cut off when the bill failed to pass on saturday. has more from washington d.c. . the shutdown of the

equipment and supplies to peru and helps millions of other people in at least a dozen other latin american and caribbeanountries. >> i took care of the peruvian side while haydee was pushing all of the logistics from the united states, which was the most important part. >> the need is enormous. thousands and thousands live in shacks like this without running water or sewage systems. many don't have health insurance, but they can get first-class free or low-cost medical services at hospitals served by vida, like this one in lima. >> everything from a syringe to a bandage to a $10,000 surgical medical kit for open-heart surgery. >> it all starts in emeryville, at vida usa's 6,000-square-foot warehouse. these items could have been thrown into landfill, but businesses and individuals choose to recycle. >> stanford being our biggest donor. we got the kaisers, the ucsfs. >> every item has to be carefully logged and tracked. volunteers like david from businesses or schools help sort the equipment and the supplies. >> i couldn't believe what waste went on. so, the fact that they could take these supplies and pu

china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean loving american countries have been talking to the chinese about this i mean welcome to invest in latin america if you want to welcome to increase our trading patterns but let's move to areas of innovation to provide value added. one of those areas is renewable energy especially solar latin american leaders want china to become a partner in technology and science not just an importer of raw materials. of gold they believe will make economic development in latin america less reliant on good luck to improve the region's fortunes. it's the skill a change and the candidates are pulling out all the stops for so you can do it i mean you have to leave him. out as i said in his telling me as a society i don't follow vote this time i'll just see. the new poll ranks mexico city is the pool with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfr

. >> when now you are naming african countries, central american and caribbean countries these negative words, those are your actions, mr. president. so you could tell us you're not a racist, but your actions say otherwise. >> reporter: we caught up with activist dr. caesar cruz at this rally tonight on behalf of immigrants from el salvador. the crowd of about 100 demonstrated at oakland city hall determined to fight for daca and other immigration programs. >> this amazing country has been a hub for people all over the world and immigrants and refugees have come here for safety and shelter and now it seems like we're turning a cold shoulder on them and that's horrible. >> reporter: last week a federal judge in san francisco ruled daca had to continue for now saying the administration made a mistake of law. on twitter the president wrote i want people coming to our country that will help us become strong and great again. the impasse over immigration could become even more tense. some democrats are even talking about a government shutdown. >> i for one would not vote for government fundin

china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean and latin american countries have been talking to the chinese about this i mean welcome to invest in latin america if you want to welcome to increase our trading patterns but let's move to areas of innovation to provide value added. one of those areas is renewable energy especially solar latin american leaders want china to become a partner in technology and science not just an importer of raw materials. of gold they believe will make economic development in latin america less reliant on good luck to improve the region's fortunes you see in human i'll just see the most lidia's chile. still ahead in al-jazeera germany's social democrats vote for talks about forming a coalition with anglo-american but their leader faces criticism plus. i'm rob mcbride and avoid problems with the solar panels that are helping china float to the top of the green and it's only found in sports says your garcia gets his golf season off to a winning sargeant singapore dittos come up with peter. from the waves

as a row continues over offensive language he allegedly used to describe african, central american and caribbeanwere reported to have been made during a meeting with us senators on immigration at the white house. in his first direct response to accusations of racism, donald trump told reporters he had not made the comments. police in east yorkshire believe they've found the body of a man, suspected of using a crossbow to kill his neighbour. officers in humberside began searching for 56—year—old anthony lawrennce, following the death of shane gilmer on friday. his pregnant girlfriend, laura sugden, was also seriously wounded in the attack. the government is being urged to drop its target of reducing net migration to the "tens of thousands", because mps warn it "undermines" trust in the state's ability to control immigration. a report from the home affairs committee also warns that anxiety over the number of people living in the uk illegally has been allowed to grow "unchecked" because of a lack of official data on the scale of the problem. dozens of people have been injured follwing the collapse

. >>> tsunami warnings for the central american coast and several caribbean islands have been cancelled. went up of the a 7.6 quake struck north of honduras, only minor damage i was recorded >>> major developments concerning the daca program. >>> a federal judge ruled against the president's decision to end daca and session the program must stay in place while legal challenges play out. but that might not be necessary. as the president and congressional leaders have a new pledge to work something out to preserve daca. of melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with details. good morning, mel >>, well, two big deadlines coming you, one january 19th for the budget deal and the other march 5 when protections for the dreamers run out. lawmakers and president trump held negotiations with cameras rolling. it was very unusual the kind of press access that was given to the lawmakers bipartisan negotiations and they served a dual purpose. lawmakers positions were made public's president trump was able to show he can command a high level meeting. there is agreement to find a solution for some 700

in the canal zone, the caribbean of american covers armies attended by officers from various latin americanountries. back at the inter-american defense college in washington, our friends from south of the border take high-level staff courses which range from conventional war to meeting the guerrilla challenges of communist. in asia, with south vietnam we are learning as well as teaching. here, communist infiltration and subversion are seeking to destroy south vietnam with guerrilla hit and run warfare. as the free vietnamese fortify their villages against the attacks of gorillas, this warfare becomes strongly reminiscent of the american past, then as now, isolated communities in danger of sudden attack were forced to protect themselves. once more, fighting is on a primitive level, the techniques are those of the new fighter, the scout, silently, use the concealment of woods, swap or jungle, strike fast and hard. like the worry of yesterday, the individual fighting men of today must be ready for anything at anytime. we cannot forget that behind all of this defense effort is the individual ma

he kicked spain out of the caribbean and turned the caribbean into an american lake. good measure, he acquired hawaii through negotiation and acquisition -- annexation. he set in motion the events that led eventually -- i saw the display outside -- to the panama canal, and t.r. gets an awful lot of credit for that. and he deserves it, but it was really mckinley who reversed a policy of his predecessor, cleveland, who was an anti-exspanksist and said, no, no, we're going to move on this canal and set in motion the studies and the actions and the planning that led to the canal. he brought about the open door to china which basically saved china from being carved up by the industrial powers, european and japanese powers. he created the concept of trade reciprocity which when i was covering trade policy in the 1980s when it was a hot issue for "the wall street journal," reciprocity was really what was then called sort of fair trade it's make it even so that we can have these exchange of goods back and forth across borders. he crafted the concept of noncolonial imperialism

american. i'm caribbean and african background. are you concerned that what the white house has done at this point, and we can put back up his deal that he is trying to put on the table, path to citizenship for d.r.e.a.m.ers, but ending visa lottery, ending the ability of immigrants to sponsor their families. this is how my family got here. ending family being able to apply for u.s. citizen ship for their family. essentially making a second class status out of all immigrants because they can't do what most of the americans here, unless you are native american, that is how people got here was family reunification. so do you think there is a concern that they will try to pit the d.r.e.a.m.ers as a special class against he haever other immigrant? >> what the white house put worth is horrific. it will set us back like 100 years. and not only that, it really -- it attacks legal immigrants by brings that down by 50%. so it is a horrible compromise, a horrible -- not even a compromise, just a horrible outline. we'll see what it looks like

caribbean. it is putting americans who were trying to do business in cuba at risk. it is also opening up the possibility that other european powers could be the chaos and come in and take over cuba. it was one thing to have a saving power in the caribbean, which we consider to be our serious influence what the legacy imperial power, but to have germany say for some other european power come in would be untenable. and so, there is a great deal of anguish and anger in the country. they stand humanitarian grounds, not geopolitical fact is, but that was a are as well. mckinley comes into the presidency and takes over grover cleveland. he had essentially favored the spanish over the cubans, not because they like the spanish particularly, but because he was the status quo guy. his viewers as soon soonest they can put down the insurrection and go the status quo in everything will be stable and fine. we are not very realistic. it was almost from day one. from day one, he concluded that the record is very clear if you study carefully, he wanted out of the caribbean. he wante

china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean and latin american countries have been talking to the chinese about this i mean welcome to invest in latin america if you want to welcome to increase our trading patterns but let's move to areas of innovation and to provide value added. one of those areas is renewable energy especially solar latin american leaders want china to become a partner in technology and science not just an importer of raw materials. of gold they believe will make economic development in latin america less reliant on good luck to improve the region's fortunes you see in human loss lidia's chile. probably more to come in this hour of news. of the. new england patriots and. have the details. business updates. going places to get the. business updates to you by. going places together. and again the oil spill from a sunken iranian tanker in these china sea has tripled in size the slick has expanded to three hundred thirty two square kilometers in just a week scientists have warned of a massive environmental catast

americans feel. when they look at an immigrant from africa, from the caribbean, or from asia. >> you know, you could say hellhole, you could say things that talk about the violence in those countries and how frightening it is, but this is a diminishment of the people themselves. anyway, the white house responded in a statement tonight, certain washington politicians choose to fight for foreign countries. but president trump will always fight for the american people. the press will only accept an immigration deal that adequately addresses the visa lottery system and chain migration, two programs that hurt our economy and allow terrorists into our countries. note, they didn't deny what he said. what do you make of that, peter? there's no denial here. they're not playing that game. >> yeah, that's not a denial. it's not a denial at all. and it's quite striking. again, they did deny it at christmas when they reported him saying that these types of things. they're not denying it now. and i think, you know, i think that they can't. i mean, there are too many people in the room who don't work for president

haitian americans and nigerian americans and congress go lease america-- congolese americans and those country in the caribbean and african continent. all my south african friends have been saying to me, we've always looked to the united states as a beacon, as a place of aspiration, a place that lifts up up the values of inclusive immigration, even while being mindful of the need to maintain your sovereign borders. this blows us away. we're not quite sure what the national ident of the u.s. is now. we need others to speak up, which is why on monday, i am meeting people in time's square monday afternoon to speak up about dignitary and rights. >> there are those that support this president almost under circumstance whatsoever. but they say this supports his make america great and america first campaign, particularly i want to mention david duke, of course the former grand wizard of the klu klux klan who said on twitter, the president is saying blunt things that no ought president would dare say. do these remarks cast a cloud over the president's immigration policy? >> well, there it is. when david duke is celebr

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caribbean. it is inconsistent with american values. inconsistent with the words on the statue of liberty and it isn't the direction that i believe our immigration policy should go. nor do i believe it is a direction most members of congress want to see our immigration policy go. >> democrats have embraced martin luther king day as a day of service. should president trump have followed that example? as you know, he spent much of the day today playing golf in florida. >> i think the administration should have had a mobilization consistent with he have president since president reagan signed the holiday bill to say to the american people that this is how we should celebrate, if you will, the life and legacy of this great american, martin luther king. this is 50 years since martin luther king died on the balcony of the lorraine hotel in memphis, tennessee, due to an assassin's bullet. it is his 89th birthday. and it is sfark it was a dark day with no acknowledgement, no real meaningful celebration. in city after school, school after school

to mckinley's resolve that he was going to make sure they were out of the caribbean because ostensibly it was to protect americanlives. it is an amazing story and not a particularly entirely favorite stories about americans. but ultimately, they settled there and mostly sugar plantations getting wealthy in the process. they had financial practice to go with it and ended up along the governing and presiding. he even contemplated going in there and he didn't really want a war so that was the state of clay. mckinley again rejected the policy of the predecessor and made it very clear he liked the subterranean diplomacy and he was very interested. but there wathere was the anti-t sentiment for other places. they got the negotiation and he sent it to congress. he didn't give up and it was to be filled with by both houses for the majority vote of both houses and that's how we got hawaii. then there was the philippine. after three months of the war, he basically said okay fine. here's the deal. we will take them temporarily but it's going to be independent. so that came out of nowhere but we had conquered puerto rico an

. >> i'm african-american, and my dad is jamaican, so i actually have a little caribbean going on. >>ll shades, so why have our shades been left out? >> i felt forgotten.

do the peoples of the caribbean and africa think we americans see their countries as no more than holese? do they ignore the peace corps volunteer living and working with them? do they ignore the u.s. program begun by president george w. bush to fight hiv/aids? do they ignore everything good about our country when they hear the u.s. president say what they just did? donald trump wants to be liked but so do most of us, we want our country be liked, even perhaps especially by people who will never have the wealth to visit here, or come in actual contact with one of us. it would be great if this president were to make some effort now in the next few days to try and change the condescending message he has sent to an entire continent. i spent two years working in africa with the peace corps teaching business to people who could not have treated me better, more warmly. it would be good if our country, if our president, began to act and speak as nice to them. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> mr. preside

equipment and troops and to be able to respond quickly to natural emergencies in the caribbean and the central american regions. mexico has finally moved into p.k.o. after decades of keeping peace keeping operations at arm's length. and we did it because we started a slow process of engaging with our canadian friends where there were less for hist oral reasons that you will understand, they were less antibodies on working with our canadian friends than with our u.s. friends. but this allowed us during my tenure to finally bring navy and army liaisons to colorado springs, there is the whole debate of if one day mexico should and i think it should become a member of norad. but this discussion that has been slowly moving forward in ways that would have been unthinkable 20 years ago is something that north america could lose and which i think would be the detriment of the strategic interests of the region going forward. >> let me just pick up on arturo mentioned china. and the north america region versus the asia/china region and we have the competition of the third major economic region in the world today

so even in the caribbean, were americans involved in the fighting? >> it's interesting that the caller brings this up because a lot of people don't know that when the u.s. entered world war i, as far as the national guard series, the marines actually had more experience than the united states army. and the fact that there were marines that were sent to haiti, there were even some sent to santa domingo at a later time or even early. there were even some troops earlier on that were in korea. the marines were kind of known as the troops that would go anywhere, fight anywhere. they were mobile basically infantry troops. and when the u.s. got into the war, the marines were kind of cast aside, as the caller's ancestor was down in haiti and i don't know if that had much to do directly with the world war, other than she mentioned about the instability there. so i'm not sure, i'm not up on enough of my marine corps history to know if it directly correlated to the world war, but it's a good segue into the fact that the marines literally had to fight their way

american. he lived in queens which is the city with the most caribbean people, it has the largest caribbean population than any other boroughs in new york. i would say that the entirety of the african-american and broader black community does not believe him, is not interested in him or what he has to say. >> these are your parents? >> those are my mom and dad. let me say to donald trump who does watch tv, when my mother got here in 1960, she came here by way of great britain and she didn't come here to steal from the american people or to be on welfare. she came here to get a ph.d. as did my father who came here to get an education. all of the international immigrants to the united states pay into our colleges and they are -- their governments pay their tuition so they keep our colleges financially sound. my family who came by the chain migration, my mother signed the documents to get her siblings here, are doctors taking care of american lives and children and adults. are accountants taking care of american's money. are government workers taking care of the business of the united states. my family h

this is the second royal caribbean accident in less than month involving american cruise passengers.ople died when a bus carrying cruise passengers flipped over on a highway in december. >>> president trump appeared with another world leader for the first time this year but it's what he said in the q and a after his appearance with the prime minister of norway that is grabbing headline. joint news conference the president tackled a broad range of issues from immigration to the russia investigation. iain page is live in the news& operation center. >> lucy it wasn't just the news conference. the president active on twitter today calling out at least one democratic senator. president trump and norwegian prime minister at the white house discussing trade and security during their first meeting together. >> i want to thank the people of norway for their commitment to fair and reciprocal trade. >> president addressed a broad range of topics throughout the day including tax reform, health care, immigration. >> any solution has to include the wall because without the wall, it all doesn't wor

the chinese see it as "well, you americans, "after consolidating your continental land mass "at the end of the 19th century, "went on to strategically dominate the caribbean, "the greater caribbean, so these seas are our caribbean. "why should we be any different than you?" - when china is told that it has been aggressive, its answer is that, no, china has showed extraordinary restraint. - now one thing that i know will contribute to maintaining regional peace and stability is a constructive relationship between the united states and china. - [narrator] in 2011, president obama announced the pivot to asia, a re-allocation of diplomatic and military resources to the region. - we've always been interested in asia. we've always had a strong relationship with asia. i think the rebalance has been an effort by the administration to say, "look, we're gonna put our focus on asia. "asia's become more important, "and that we need to put more resources in asia." - it's the u.s. presence in the western pacific that enables china to rise peacefully without destabilizing the region, and that's why i think the balance in strategies is actually a good policy. - the pivot

earthquake shook the caribbean on tuesday night the tremor stuck struck in the sea near the north coast of honduras officials in honduras said shaking was felt across the central american nation but there's been no reports of serious damage and french actress catherine dinner has criticized the meat to movement saying men should be free to proposition women in an open letter published in french dinner warned of a new puritanism as a result of the recent surge of sexual harassment scandal it's. prosecutors in myanmar have charged two journalists from the reuters news agency with violating the country's official secrets act despite international condemnation of the arrests the pair had been reporting on the military crackdown in the northern rakhine state some six hundred fifty five thousand revenge of muslims have fled bobbins there into neighboring bangladesh the two journalists could face up to fourteen years in prison for what they say was an attempt to reveal the truth. journalist managed to smile as the soldiers paraded him outside the courthouse but he and colleague. but according to wild lawn they're actually in jail for trying to tell the truth about what's happ

caribbean island of curacao, police said. the coastguard have reported a growing number of vessels carrying migrants from the south american countryports. this is all that is left of the small wooden boat used by up to 30 venezuelan migrants heading for the dutch island of curacao. in rough seas and overloaded with people, the boat broke into pieces and sank. police say they found the bodies of two women and two men. the search for the missing continues. 0pposition leaders said people were leaving venezuelan as an act of desperation as the economic crisis there worsens. translation: it gives us deep sadness to see how our young people fleeing terror because it is no longer a migration, it is a flight, an escape, a state of total despair which reached this sad and tragic end. the boat left from north—western falcon state to make the 80—mile journey to curacao. venezuela has already closed air and sea traffic to the island, as well is to neighbouring aruba and bonaire, because of alleged smuggling. food and fuel in venezuela is heavily subsidised but in caracas, empty shelves in severe shortages are common. spiralling inflation and

american eclipse. >> houston under water. >> never thought it would happen to us. >> hurricane irma slams the caribbean.nd debris after the lex company quake. >> tragedy strikes las vegas. disturbing sexual harassment claims. >> arrested in china. >> so cal fires causing devastation and heartbreak. >> your 2017 year in review starts now. ♪ >>> 2017 is almost behind us. what a wild year from president trump's inauguration to the me too movement. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. >>> thanks for joining us for this look back at the year that was. for a look the top stories here's fox news chief anchor shepard smith. >>> in 2017, a new president took office while powerful men fell as women came forward to say me too. those stories and more dominating the headlines in 2017. >> ♪ >> the year started with a big change in washington. the inauguration of president donald trump. >> the people became the rulers of this nation again. >> the next day, millions protested the new president at the women's marches across the country. the biggest single day of demonstrations in american history. one of the

stock honest, when i approach my fellow members at american student association or students of caribbeande a network and give a platform for students to speak up. that they're not alone in the strug fell, other people that resonate wish shoes on campus. steve: you're a professor at johns hopkins in the maryland area, you have a different point of view, you're more to the political left. what do you think of the observations threes two students just made. >> as a country we have more that unites us than divides us. politically that has sown division. what is really important, instead of safe spaces college campuses should be brave spaces. we should be able to talk about politics whether on the left or right not be ridiculed for. steve: absolutely. what about at these places on the west coast where a conservative speaker is coming and everybody rises up, we can't let that guy talk because we don't want to hear that stuff? >> you know -- steve: you're saying that is wrong, that reaction is wrong? >> not that that reaction is wrong, there is difference between conservative speakers and those

the southern most central american nation at the country's narrow is pointed canal connects the coastal cities of panama city and cologne the pacific with the atlantic and caribbean. the ticket hole in the station of the panama canal railway is low on charm and there aren't many customers it's the rainy season and that means low season. when you have. a total of ten diesel electric locomotives hold the passenger trains then named of the stations along the route that numbers derive from the early years of the railway in panama our trains ready it has a locomotive and both ends this push pull system means the stuff don't have to do any shunting at the final stops. is a tour guide he'll be showing as a very special corner of his country served by students trying to top up their income a small but welcome breakfast at seven fifteen on the don't the only passenger train of the day departs panama city for cooling the seventy seven kilometer trip takes around an hour. and only runs with days undeterred by the early hour passengers from many countries have come along for the ride the excursion is one of numerous tourist attractions in panama. this is the task will be yet

american republican in the senate calling the remarks disappointing. he says our strength lies in our diversity including those from africa, the caribbean and every other corner of the world. to deny these facts would be to ignore the brightest part of our history. >> and this from congresswoman from utah. p president's comments are unkind, divisive, elitist and fly in the face of our nation's values. my parents came from one of those countries. the president must apologize to both the american people and the nations he so wantonly maligned. >>> the outcry over the president's remark has been global. mexico's former president fox twooeted at trump, your mouth is the foulest shithole in the world. america's greatness is built on diversity or have you forgotten your immigrant background, donald? as for reaction in africa let's go to nairobi, kenya. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning again, dave. well, yes, the reaction is petering through, but already on social media, many african commentators are saying things that are quite unpalatable usually at this time of the morning, dave. we have one man who says sadly, we have shithole leaders like t

americans, japanese, chinese. people from the pacific islanders, all the rest. blacks from the caribbean, from africa. host: point well taken though, doctor. dr. berry: in other words, there are lots of people. i look at lead institutions in that article because i teach at one and a conceit on the campus, and i have seen it for years. education is important because this is rather leaders and the people who make the decisions in our society come from. if we do not do a good job of especiallyng people, in democracy and how it is country, that is how we may feel good about ourselves in institutions of power. we feel good about helping those in the bottom, but we forget about this wholehow we may feelt ourselves in disparity that is in existence. the disparitywhy -- i have some ideas, and there some research and papers some research and papers published, about the same thing -- same thing happening with poor whites students. from listening to people, there's some kind of catch. we won a few of them, but not too many. i think the reason why you think it is important, is not just for people not just because

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earthquake shook the caribbean on tuesday night the tremor struck in the sea near the northern coast of honduras officials under a said shaking was felt across much of the central american nation but there have been a no reports of serious damage south korea's president said he is willing to meet his north korean counterpart kim jong un under certain conditions moon said denuclearization of the korean peninsula would be his goal in any talks with the north his comments come a day after the first high level talks between north and south korea in two years and prosecutors in myanmar have charged two journalists from the reuters news agency with violating the country's official secrets act despite international condemnation the pair had been reporting on the military campaign in the northern brac hine state that has forced some six hundred fifty five thousand were henge of muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh since august. but here in germany the parties are trying to form a new coalition government are heading into the final stages of their exploratory talks there's clearly a news blackout on the talks but leaked reports suggest on america's conservative bloc in the

caribbean. spending $30 billion in haiti, for example. there is no pressure from joan walsh or the americaneft for the chinese to absorb immigration from any of those regions at all. they are not denounced as racist for keeping their borders totally closed to everybody.ou why is that? i wonder. >> well, because china is allowed to advance its own interests. so it's bought, for example, f a big box industry in jamaica. it doesn't feel along with that it has to import a big bunch of jamaicans to its a country. people can object to what president trump says. but it actually makes far more sense than if you look at what pat leahy said, who just sent out this tweet in response, bleating that's not who we are. it's not enough to actually say "that's not who we are." and, in fact, that's the response to everyone of these so-called problems. "that's not who we are." they never actually say "who we are." that's that's not who we are. who we are seems to be devolving into the people who say that's not who we are. everybody else, china, haiti, norway is allowed too be "who we are" and act asho a natio

shook the caribbean on tuesday night the tremor struck in the seat near the northern coast of honduras officials in honduras said shaking was felt across much of the central app for american nation however there have been no reports of serious damage. and french actress catherine dinner has criticized the meat to movement saying men should be free to hit on women in an open letter published in friendster new warned of a new puritanism as a result of the recent surge of sexual harassment scandals. from white house insider to banished outsiders stephen batten has stepped down as executive chairman of the right wing breitbart news network the announcement comes less than a week after battens withering criticism of trump and his family were published in a new book bannon had once been part of the u.s. leaders inner circle steering trumps american first foreign policy but bennett's remarks appear to have cost him dearly. president donald trump lashed out at steve bannon for comments made in michael wolff fire and fury inside the trump white house which questions the president's fitness for office bannon fell out of the president's five after it emerged he'd attacked on the jun

americans, japanese, chinese, i can name all of them. pacific islanders. all the rest. blacks from the caribbean, from africa. in other words there were a lot , of people. we have done a pretty good job. i can see the asians on the campus. leaders in education are important. these are where the decisions come from. if we do not do a good job of incorporating people, especially given democracy and how it is changing in the country, those of us already in positions of some kind of power might already feel good about ourselves and doubt people we know and about helping people on the bottom. but we forget about the whole disparity that exists. i do not know why the disparity, i have some ideas and there has been research on papers that have been published about it. the same thing might happen with poor white students who we are now trying to incorporate after the trump thing into the university. from listening to people, there is a cap. we won a few of them, but not too many. the reason why is not just because of black people, all the other civil rights groups that have civil rights protection, their protections

caribbean, pretty much. i feel the dreamers should be allowed, like myself. i came here, although legally, i assimilated. i am an american. i wife came here legally. she is chinese. we contribute to this country. my wife works for the state department. racial andt is more this president has done nothing but be more divisive about it. host: we showed a couple of tweets from the president from the past 24 hours. here he is talking a little more in depth about it at his last cabinet meeting on december 20, and his outlook for immigration reform and homeland security as well. importantly the funding and closing the loop holes that undermine our enforcement, and we will get rid of chain migration and the visa lottery program. we have a lottery program where we take in a lottery of people from other countries, and some places we are bringing in some very bad people. through chain migration and the man that ran over people on the west side highway in manhattan a month ago, two months ago, he came in through the visa lottery. we do not want this group of people anymore. people met him in the neighborhood and they all said he was

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royal caribbean reporting better than expected earnings, 10% jump in net sales they cite strong demand from north americanean cruise lines and increase spent on on board experiences. they're announcing a 5% equity bonus for all employees after hitting performance goals. that stock had session highs shares of carnival and norwegian move higher in sympathy. back to you downtown >> thank you we had an opening on ticker symbol pags. credit card processing company, up sharply i tweeted out earlier, 15 times oversubscribed told the top ten accounts got about 40% of the offering, and had it its offering, did price above the range. had a top range of 20.50, price of 21.50 lot of shares. 105.3 million shares, raising over $2.2 billion. you can see quite a nice reception this morning different than more recently with some of the offerings >> what a difference a year makes when it comes to brazil and all things tied to brazil. >> has been a better year to say the least. you see that stock is performing very well. >>> more companies announcing doling out bonuses and pay raises as a result of new tax law. starbucks wi

american. another point that is the same when we had outbreaks in the caribbean we knew the locations of lots of travel to the u.s. and where the vector was -- the mosquito lived. it's the same place that we've seen small dingy outbreaks in the past -- >> can we use this predictively, because if we could see, well, brazilians are going to be having this problem, let's go down there and encourage them to spray for mosquitos, et cetera? >> i think it's hard to do that. i think the vector is very resilient and there were some questions -- >> i was just begin the examples as a concrete action what i'm asking about is the vector of resilient, can we use big data just to look at travel patterns of where there's an outbreak and guess where there might be a spread of such an outbreak? >> i think we can. the challenge is what do you do with that information and is there a way to use that for example, to have prevented the zika outbreak in miami-dade county. i think that the things that you do -- >> you're ahead of us, what you use the information is different than if you can actually acquire the informat