my dear friend that vavis, resp arturo sandoval.nks. >> it's a testimony of all the things, personal connections that my wife was, you know, saving for so many years since we met. rob simon, a dear friend of mine. i write it together with my wife and quincy jones. >> quincy jones. i can't wait to get into this. >> it's a lot of wonderful photos. stories about many different things happening in life, you know. >> i celebrate your artistic genius. >> thank you. >> i celebrate your daily tribute to diz. i can't wait to get into it. >> this album is something which is completely different than i have been doing. this is a tango album i did in argentina with the national symphony orchestra. >> will it help me learn the tango? >> absolutely. >> i need to work on that. >> this is the latest one which is dedicated to the fuentes family. carlos, jr., is my best friend. they celebrated two years ago the 100th anniversary of the brand. the arturo fuente cigars. they are the best. >> message to future guests. if you have gifts i like you more.

he named it arturo's desert eagle. >> a team of professional engineers took arturo's concept and created a 15-foot test model. >> hey, arturo? >> oh, hey. >> so, are you excited? >> yeah. >> you want to see it? >> yeah. >> we'll pull it out. >> the model was going to be tested over the desert. leading the team is art thompson. he explained that how the desert eagle was lifted was crucial. >> this is for picking it up with the helicopter. and so this is about where the center of gravity is. >> the model was carefully carried aloft. when it reached the right height, it was time to set it free. >> now. >> "drop, drop, drop." >> ooh! >> and drop it did. the small parachute attached to the back was supposed to help stabilize the paper plane, but it actually made the plane less stable. >> back to the hangar! >> [ laughs ] >> so, the team made some adjustments, including getting rid of the parachute. and now they set out to make an even bigger paper airplane. this one would set the world record -- 45 feet long, 25 feet wide, and weighing 800 pounds. however, when it was lifted from the center,

there's arturo over there. is a force of nature.look up the term force of nature in the dictionary, you'll see arturo vargas. so thank you very much. i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge one of the icons of the civil rights movement to your right, delores huerta. [cheers and applause] it's an honor to be here. i'm kind of the wrong person to be talking about the 50th anniversary of the civil rights movement in the sense that if you like i'm a student of the movement. and when you're here in the presence of the movement and leaders of the movement, it truly is humbling. and so deloris comiskey to see you again, and thank you for everything you have done to expand opportunity for so many people across this nation. [applause] i also want to acknowledge when you work at the department of justice it's a real honor. i also want to acknowledge our former attorney general alberto gonzales. it's about to be here with you as well, mr. attorney general. [applause] there are many anniversaries. the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act

we have jim parsons and arturo sandoval coming up right now.

i don't want arturo to have to get tough on me. i would love to talk later maybe in the q&a about battleground texas, something that i am seeing on the ground, because i think it's this beautiful example of the -- [speaking spanish] of how you see this latino demographic brute force, this latino educational attainment, economic power bubbling up, and democrats and republicans are going mano a mano for the latino vote, and we're seeing it just in this election for 2014, and this is just what is to come nationally and federally. so with that, i will wrap it up. >> all right, thank you. [applause] and we will certainly talk about the battleground of texas. fortunately, we have two today hand knows -- >> yes. >> actually, three. i was born in el paso. four. [laughter] >> el paso too. >> austin. i'm a texan by marriage. >> texan by marriage. so, daniel, the libre initiative. >> yes. >> you're obviously coming at this from a perspective of reaching conservative latino voters and growing the electorate. tell us about the libre initiative,

let me say this last thing, arturo. i started at the beginning talking about my brother richie who always wanted to be president. when he went to vote on 2012 on november 6, he didn't have the right i.d. luckily for him and for many others that law was held of in the courts and not in effect that day. it is now. on that day november 6 it was not in effect. the el paso times, our paper of record in el paso. it's our "new york times," when he walked out of that voting booth, the el paso times was there and got a picture of him. we have it framed at home. it's sitting right there. it made the front page. it was the best day of his life. so together for our brothers, our sisters, our family, our communidad, we have to pave that road. gracias. >> all right, thank you. [applause] >> we have a little bit of time to peel back the onion on this. want to talk to you, dr. defrancesca soto. we have these independent institutions certainly approaching the latino vote from a partisan political perspective and cristobal, you run a c-3

there's arturo over here, he is a force of nature. the term force of nature in the dictionary, you'll see arturo vargas. so thank you so much. and i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge one of the icons of the civil rights movement to your right, delores huerta. [applause] it's an honor to be here. [applause] you know, i'm kind of the wrong person to be talking about the 50th anniversary of the civil rights movement in the sense that i feel like i'm a student of the movement, and when you are here in the presence of, you know, henry of the movement and leaders of the movement, it truly is humbling. so, delores, it's great to see you again, and thank you for everything you have done to expand opportunity for so many people across this nation. [applause] i also want to acknowledge when you work at the department of justice, it's a real honor. i also want to acknowledge our former attorney general, alberto gonzalez, it's an honor to be here with you as well, mr. attorney general. [applause] you know, there are many anniversaries, kam

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. >> de acuerdo con luis arturo jimÉnez, director de quejas de derechos humanos en jalisco, a mÉxico diferente, pero chuey ha decidido no esperar mÁs y cambiar para siempre su actitud ante los prejuios. >> lo sigo padeciendo, pero al igual pienso de diferente forma, trato de echarle ganas y salir adelante, de no bajar la mirada, de no sentirme derrotado.no se sentirÁ derrota porque el paso mÁs importante, el primero ya lo dio, no que darse callado. >> exactamente, la charla que dio en jalisco fue la primera y continuarÁ haciÉndolo en otras ciudades de mÉxico, aunque no recibe pago alguno su propÓsito es crear conciencia sobre el daÑo de los prejuicios e intenta conseguir empleo, ojalÁ lo logre y desde aquÍ lo apoyamos, sin duda. ♪ ♪ hoy tenemos doble final de impacto, es que una imagen ha acaparado la atenciÓn en las redes sociales, se llamaba del amable gesto del empleado de un supermercado en la florida, que al notar que un hombre de la tercera edad luchaba para atarse los cordones de sus zapatos, lo ayudÓ otro cliente conmovido captÓ el telÉfono con su telÉfono celular y ha sido v

there is arturo. he is a force of nature. look up the term and you will see him. thank you. would be remiss if i did not acknowledge one of the icons of the civil rights movement. delores. it is an honor to be here. you know, i am the wrong person to be talking about the 50th anniversary of the civil rights movement. i feel like i am a student of the movement and, when you are here and in the presence of generals of the movement and leaders of the movement, it is humbling. it is great to see you again and, thank you for everything you have done to expand opportunity to so many people across this nation. that, whencknowledge you work at the department of justice, it is a real honor. i want to acknowledge alberto gonzales. it is an honor to be here with you. there are many anniversaries. kamala mentioned the civil rights act. there have been a number of remarkable anniversaries that we have noted that give us pause and a time to reflect and redouble our efforts. the 50thated anniversary of dr. king's letter from the birmingham jail and we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the

>> con este baile vamos a una pausa, y aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", nos esperan muchas cosas, arturocon lo que tÚ quieras. >> con fruta o tequila. >> mucha gente le pone helado. >> para los niÑos. >> bien fÁcil, algo bien refrescante, hidrata a todo el mundo, sÚper econÓmica. ahora vamos por otra receta, tenemos la jÍcama, pertenece a la familia de las raÍces, la tengo cortada en unas tostadas de jÍcama, les voy a preparar un servicio de camarÓn rapidÍsimo. >> quieren camarÓn? >> el ceviche de camarÓn, con salsa de soya, con limÓn y lima, pimienta, y a mis platillos, siempre el sabor mexicano, el chile piquÍn, no puede faltar, aquÍ tenemos la cebolla, lo revolvemos todo acÁ. ya tenemos todo revuelto, el indicÓ ingrediente que me va a hacer falta, este camarÓn se cocina en menos de tres minutos. >> por la salsa de soya. >> no le echamos sal. aquÍ pueden ver todos los vegetales. >> se les antoja? >> y de ahÍ vamos a hacer nuestras tostadas, rÁpido, sencillo, fÁcil, refrescante, econÓmico, mira no mÁs. >> deliciosas todas estas recetas, me encantan. yo voy a compartir con nuestra gente

. >> so immigration -- and arturo, you mentioned this at the very beginning of your comments -- is not the all-encompassing issue for latinos. we care about education. we care about income. however, what immigration has become is a gateway issue for latinos. because what we have seen is that latinos in the middle, moderate conservatives are pushing back against the tenor of the rhetoric toward immigration. even though they're second, third, fourth generation, they're moving away from those candidates who speak of immigration in such a way. so, you know, my little shortcut for thinking about what's the effect of immigration on politics, it's a gateway issue. and the republican party is split down the middle. there's the george w. bush school of thought that back in the 1990's got it and said, you know what, immigration is part of this country and we need to put it inside of the big tent and this is how we are going to court latino voters as part of a larger agenda. the problem with immigration and the republican party is in selling it to the non-hispanic base. and that was what george w

let me say this last thing, arturo. i started at the beginning talking about my brother richie who always wanted to be president. when he went to vote on 2012 on november 6, he didn't have the right i.d. luckily for him and for many others that law was held of in the courts and not in effect that day. it is now. on that day november 6 it was not in effect. the el paso times, our paper of record in el paso. it's our "new york times," when he walked out of that voting booth, the el paso times was there and got a picture of him. we have it framed at home. it's sitting right there. it made the front page. it was the best day of his life. so together for our brothers, our sisters, our family, our communidad, we have to pave that road. gracias. >> all right, thank you. [applause] >> we have a little bit of time to peel back the onion on this. i want to talk to you, dr. defrancesca soto. we have these independent institutions certainly approaching the latino vote from a partisan political perspective and cristobal, you run a c

tengo un regalo para las seÑoras que aman a arturo peniche. mire lo que dijo arturo. es mÁs.e. >> todos los dÍas en la maÑana, entre 7 y 8, las sodi hacen como un batallÓn y se comunican con la abuela para saber cÓmo estÁ pasando. >> eso es una conferencia telefÓnica. >> no sÉ de qué estÁn hablando pero les tengo que comentar ahora mismo. aparantemente, thalÍa acaba de subir una foto en las redes sociales y estoy seguro que willy tiene todas las primicias. >> miren. aquÍ chequeando el instagram, thalÍa acaba de postear esta foto hace continuaciÓn. dice girl power. quiere decir que thalÍa se encuentra en mÉxico. y bueno, aquÍ estÁ y se está preparando con los boleros en la cabeza. >> estÁ en nueva york. les voy a contar. el dÍa de hoy va a estar laura pausini y thalÍa filmando el nuevo video de la canciÓn que hicieron a dueto. entonces... >> estoy preocupado. thalÍa no puede caer en esto. >> cuando dijo se encuentra pensÉ que iba a decir encuera. >> no digas eso que pausini nos estÁ viendo. no hables mÁs de los calzones. >> a ti, eso te limita mucho. cuando dicen que no hables

. >> so immigration, and, arturo, you mentioned this at the very beginning of your comments, is not the all-encompassing issue for latinos. we care about education, we care about income. however, what immigration has become is a gateway issue for latinos. because what we have seen is that latinos in the middle, moderate conservatives are pushing back against the tenor of the rhetoric toward immigration. so even though it may not tangibly affect them, they're second, third, fourth, fifth generation, they are moving away from those candidates who speak of immigration in such a way. so, you know, my little shortcut for thinking about what's the effect of immigration on politics, it's a gateway issue. and the republican party is split down the middle. there's the george w. bush school of thought that back in the 1990s got it and said, you know what? immigration is part of this country, and we need to put it nofdz the big tent -- inside of the big tempt, and this is how we are going to court latino voters as part of a larger agenda. the problem with immigration and the republican party is in

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there is arturo. he is a force of nature. look up the term and you will see him. thank you.e remiss if i did not acknowledge one of the icons of the civil rights movement. delores. it is an honor to be here. you know, i am the wrong person to be talking about the 50th anniversary of the civil rights movement. i feel like i am a student of the movement and, when you are here and in the presence of generals of the movement and leaders of the movement, it is humbling. it is great to see you again and, thank you for everything you have done to expand opportunity to so many people across this nation. that, whencknowledge you work at the department of justice, it is a real honor. i want to acknowledge alberto gonzales. it is an honor to be here with you. there are many anniversaries. kamala mentioned the civil rights act. there have been a number of remarkable anniversaries that we have noted that give us pause and a time to reflect and redouble our efforts. the 50thated anniversary of dr. king's letter from the birmingham jail and we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 16th str

with arturo grow very of the association of american medical colleges. >> c-span chance providing live coverage of the senate. booktv, the only television network devoted to nonfiction books and authors. c-span2, created by the cable tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. watch is in hd, like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. >> edward cline's book, blood feud, examines the#&&&&fv relatp between the obamas and clintons. arguing that personal animosity between the prominent political families has created a rift in the democratic party. we interviewed edward cline about his book on washington journal. this is 45 minutes. >> our next guess joins us from insuring, the author of a new book, taking a look at relationships between the clintons and obamas, "blood feud" the title. edward cline joining us from new york, we can. >> thank you for having me. >> why did you turn your attention to to these two families. >> the media has spent a great deal of time writing and talking about the feud that exists in the republican party betwe

but what i want us to keep our eye on and arturo showed this in the graph is the demographic change. so there's that aspect of it. another one i want to highlight is poli-sy 101 show that poor folks and folks with lower educations are less likely to vote. but if we just look at that static number, we're losing sight of the dynamics. in the last couple of years, and dennis in his remarks alluded to this, we have made huge strides with our educational attainment. just last year, latino college enrollment surpassed that of white college enrollment. high school college dropouts are dropping. we also have rising levels of education. at the same time, we have increases in economic attainment. our community suffered the most in the great recession. i think it was 68 percent of our wealth that we lost. and ironically, those who are the poorest and have the most to gain from being politically involved usually don't vote. but what we see with this rising tide of economic attainment that latinos are gaining on, this is also going to push us to the polls. so that's the first part of my answer to

allowed to submit to the record the evidence from honduran security minister an do you remember row arturo corrales that there's been a tremendous drop in homicides between 2012 and june of 2014, from 32,05 to 2,634. so it doesn't appear things are deteriorating down south. thank you.so it doesn't appear deteriorating down south. thank you. i yield back. >> without objection, so ordered, we'll enter that into the record. i'll now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. powe. five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you once again for being here. of course, i'm from texas. been to the border a lot. down there this weekend. saw federal officials and state officials both trying to secure the texas mash/mexico border. went down the river, the rio grande river./mexico border. went down the river, the rio grande rive/mexico border. went down the river, the rio grande rive/mexico border. went down the river, the rio grande rive/mexico border. went down the river, the rio grande river.s/mexico border. went down the river, the rio grande river. they see us coming in a state boat, folks that

tratado todo super bien, con juliÁn gil, con maite perroni, con maribel guardia, con gabriel soto, con arturorcunstancias trabajar con una ex no es riesgoso? >> bueno... no es arriesgado si terminaste bien, si no hubo dolor, sino hubo rencor. >> que eso no pasa. >> es una situaciÓn muy dura, aunque no hubo dolor siempre queda algo que se quedÓ pendiente, entonces en buenos tÉrminos te va bien, si terminaste en buenos tÉrminos te va bien. >> habÍa una respuesta que decÍa en nueva york quÉ tal si llevas a la pareja al trabajo y te ve el ex con la pareja, es otro problema mÁs. >> tienes que cuidar si acabaste mal, en la mayorÍa de los casos, es algo muy emocional, si acabas mal y se pone muy celoso o te estÁ persiguiendo o que estÁ acosando. tienes que evitar estar a solas con esa persona. >> wow! estÁ peligroso, muy peligroso ¿cÓmo entonces podemos escapar de la sombra de una ex pareja? ¿cÓmo se puede evitar si terminaste en malos tÉrminos? ¡ ya te tocÓ! quÉ puedes hacer? >> la tendencia es hablar mucho. no te conviene crear ninguna situaciÓn donde sea obvio que hay un conflicto entre ustedes e