en la terminal g operan united airlands, aruba airlands y volaris, una compaÑÍa que utiliza muchÍsimaonsiderando desviarfondos de proyecto de azula destinadas a grandes tragedias como california, texas, florida y puerto rico quedaron devastados por tormentas de incendios para construir su muro. carolina: vamos a la capital del paÍs con janet rodríguezque nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn en cuanto a la amenaza del presidente. janet: el presidente del gobierno continuara y la casa blanca sigue insistiendo de que ellos necesitan ese dinero para el muro. los abogados de la casa blanca en este momento estÁn tratando de descifrar cÓmo pueden declarar esa emergencia nacional sin que las cortes los frenan, porque muchos abogados ya dicen que sÍ, que el presidente tiene el derecho de declarar una emergencia nacional. no que no queda claro es bajo quÉ fundamento. y si el fundamento de una crisis en la frontera, como lo declara el presidente unÁnimemente, es suficiente para que un juez diga sÍ, seÑor presidente, usted tiene el derecho de declarar una emergencia nacional sobre lo que quiera, siendo la c

i'm back from aruba ! what the ? hey, chef, how's it going ?ef, how was your summer vacation ? okay. everybody get in a line so i can whoop all your asses. ♪ you and me and her simultaneous ♪ ♪ you and me and you and you simultaneous loving, baby ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: oh, man! welome to "the daily sho w," i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight is an advocate for women's rights and has a new book about refugee girls, malala yousafzai is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) true superstar. but before we get into the news, happy new year, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) good to be back. my new year's resolution was to stop eating cigarettes. lasted two days. going well. ( laughter ) i had a great vacation. i had vocal chord surgery done at the end of last year. the doctor was amazing, it went well, so thank you to the doctor. then i had a vacation in california with my friends, it was sunny, and i went to theme parks, my gre

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she to vegas, he to meet her in places like aruba and mexico. and one day ernie told adrian he loved her. >> oh, it was very exciting. >> ernie traveled to adrian's home base in north carolina several times. got to know her family, her mother lynn. >> he was charming and was very comfortable with us and us with him. >> we talked about marriage. we were looking at engagement rings. >> they actually talked about children. >> if the first one was a girl, of course he would love her, but he really wanted a boy. >> so it was wonderful. not perfect, of course. what is? ernie's mother, the devout mormon, did not approve of his poker playing, apparently. even though ernie's father loved poker and they often played together. >> he really seemed to like his father and respect his father. they seemed to be close. >> so why didn't they want to meet her? it was frankly a little hard to understand. >> how he explained it to me, his mother did not approve of our relationship because i was not mormon and we traveled around together and were living a life of sin

i feel the beat of aruba when i learn to play the steel pan. i'm following your lead, don't be surprised if i start dancing, okay? get a glimpse of 1,000-year-old cave drawings. looks like someone got like a rusty colored and discover why the aloe vera plant is so special to the island. you can barely hold onto it, look, it's slipping out of my hands. my name is josh garcia. ever since i was a kid i've dreamt about travelling the world by ship, immersing myself in new cultures, and exploring nature's wonders.

three million venezuelans fleeing the country and are now in colombia, ecuador, peru, chile, panama, aruba, curasao and brazil. there are venezuelans everywhere in the world, but mainly these countries, and importantly the amount of people we are speaking about make the problem more of a -- more than a venezuela problem. it is a regional crisis. that's why the united nations security council for the first time last saturday addressed the problem with venezuela. there was no result of this meeting, because as you know, russia and china have veto power. the thing the u.s. accepted to discuss in the security council to discuss the problem of venezuela is because it is a threat against the world peace and regional stability. that is very important. guaido is opening all channels to humanitarian aid and the second main activity, second main priority he has is to have free rule, to elections run by an impartial electoral authority as soon as possible in order to have transparent and reliable results. it's not very easy because the constitution very clearly says how it has to be selected. it's no

let me assure senator aruba row gets elected president, they understand constitutional law and wouldever do this. for example, if warren were elected president, she knows that in youngstown, the supreme court ruled that harry truman couldn't seize steel mills to win the korean war. actually if the president did declare an emergency, the house can overturn it in a joint resolution. so the level of ignorance by the republicans on the actual law is outstanding. especially concerning they're the party that's supposed to uphold the institution. the democrats will build consensus in congress and in the senate to argue this is what's creating jobs. let me just put out two facts. there are more jobs being created than solar and wind according to fortune magazine 12 times as fast as any other industry. in 2016, solar jobs grew 25%. wind grew 32%. this is about economic growth. not just about the environment. >> you know, the other reason i think this is key at this moment is democrats for years we should do something about climate. there was the bill that happened unified democratic control t

this is an absolute terms and if we're looking at essential terms, two percent of the island of aruba is venezuelan and 15 percent of the island of the south is made up of venezuelans, either countries that were accustomed to venezuelan tourists, now they're receiving them as refugees so 5 million people, or 5000 people are leaving daily, that amount is 200 people per hour so by the end of this forum, 200 more venezuelans will have comes during the time you're seeking. so that's what you saw. the migrant refugee crisis is for venezuela to fully restore democracies, regain its freedom, have the rule of law and safety and be a country where there are job opportunities,entrepreneurial opportunities . the reason venezuelans are leaving is firstly the humanitarian crisis created by the dictatorship with the climate of fear that is created. second, general violence where more than 3300 venezuelans have been murdered in the last fewyears , they have one of the highest homicide rates in the region with more than 70 per 100,000. in terms of human rights, there are some of us who are exiled her

terms,look at percentage 10% of the island of aruba is venezuelans. it is accustomed to venezuelan tourists. no they are receiving them as refugees. 5000 people are leaving daily. that amounts to 200 people per hour. forhe end of this him, 200 -- five and of this f -- by the end of this forum, haveore venezuelans will left. we want to be a country where there are job opportunities, entrepreneurial opportunities. the reason venezuelans are leaving is, firstly, the humanitarian crisis created by the dictatorship with the created.f fear that is second, gentle violence, where more than 3300 venezuelans have been murdered in the last few years when it has one of the highest homicide rates in the region with more than 70 per 100,000. in terms of human rights, there are some of us who are exiled here. we hold different responsibilities, but we are here because we were threatened and persecuted. we've got people in the prison. several deputies are in exile, was mentioned. many of us have been removed 200 soldiersnd have been tortured arbitrarily. >there is al

this is in absolute terms. 10% of the island of aruba is ven ez wezuelan venezuelans. these are countries that were accustom to tourists. now they are receiving them as refugees. 5 million people -- or 5,000 people are leaving daily. that amounts to 200 people per hour. by the end of this forum, 200 more venezuelans will have left during the time we were speaking. the best way to solve this migrant and refugee crisis is for venezuela to fully restore democracy, regain its freedoms, have the rule of law and safety and be a country where there are job opportunity, entrepreneurial opportunities. the reason venezuelans are leaving is, firstly, the humanitarian crisis created by the dictatorship with the climate of fear that is created. second, general violence where 3,300 venezuelans have been murdered in the last few years. it has one of the highest homicide rates in the region, with more than 70 per 100,000. in terms of human rights, there are some of us who are exiled here. we hold different responsibilities. we are here because we were threatened and persecuted. we hav

trasladar el concepto de la discotec mÓvil a las fiestas privadas >>> en quÉ paÍs estÁn >>> en tenerife, arubaestran no no es una rumba asÍ como es lo del limbo ahora hÁganlo fuerte mira lo que tÚ tienes que hacer, mira mi amor ahora te va a gustar de verdad. vamos eh, eh. (aplausos) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> a ver james. >>> james >>> un poquito mÁs abajo, no tanto un poquito mÁs arriba >>> bueno dale. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> dale, dale tÚ eres joven. >>> buena. >>> estaba complicado para mÍ >>> le saliÓ muy bien >>> con este aÑo nuevo no puedo prestarme para estas cosas. >>> le han fiesta a muchos famosos. >>> sÍ con managua, laura pausinni todos los conciertos de ellos >>> como "un nuevo dÍa" >>> serÁ la fiesta mas duradera y de toda con esta hora loca vamos con sandarti hasta la gran manzana >>> vamos rashel >>> epa >>> eso. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> estoy aprendiendo el pasito de sandarti. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> eso. >>> sesiÓn >>> erica muy bien. (risas) >>> gracias dj. oiga pues, la celebraciÓn de aÑo nuevo que se hace en nueva york es una de las mÁs famosas del mundo. si piensas que la fiesta allÁ ya se acabÓ