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fishermen told them it was belize. authorities put him in jail for illegally entering the country. in six months later he was released with the same group. they made their way through mexico and then arrived in the united states. no more suffering he tells us. he is one of thousands of cubans now coming to the united states. in the number of cubans entering the united states since the announcement of new relation was the island nation. >> across the state we will see maybe 200 and something. >> reporter: don nicholas of immigrants. she said cubans are reset isling across north carolina. >> we are looking at [inaudible] wayne county. >> reporter: as relations change between united states and cuba they hope it'll be a good change for cuba and for north carolina. >> i [inaudible] >> reporter: while cubans fall under that special treatment policy they still have to wait three to six months before they can even apply for a job here in north carolina. >>> the state senate hassa the map had to be drawn after federal judges ruled that unconstitutional because this relied to much on race. t

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the issue of palestinian freedom or simply to humanize palestinian or to criminalizing intrigue as belize and marginalize on campus to be completely unprotected by the same administration and whose job involves the well-being of students it is deeply important for those of us with an interest in education ended free speech rights and to simply a living with some semblance to counter the negative effects that comes from long and high but the best way is to bathe in it together with a grass roots community to contest it. the one power is getting edits decentralize to happen spontaneous and organic and cannot be stopped by monday. it cannot. that they can slow them down except the criminalization and advocacy of a bed during supporters of bps in prison and i promise if that is what it takes it and that is the result that they will seek. i will take your questions a and comments. [applause] >> please wait for a the microphone and identify yourself. >> it is interesting because you seem kind of left to we need to be those an early lead to shut down on campuses are those on the left with the re

very small little orchid from belize. a huge name for a small plant that amazing floral arrangements. very small, miniature. actual orchid is bloom the whole thing is flower. right. perfect example of an epphyte. and, it can >> what that means if in last hour we talked about epphyte it goes on something else without hurting it. that's whan epphyte. >> selfie wall. flower shovels evolved like everything else in society today heaven forbid we don't have selfie wall. we've althoughed of fun from it being blank and lush orchids. what kind of orchid that is? >> very common 234 our trade. a great indoor plant. you don't have greenhouse a type of orchid that you want to grow in ror house. how about these? >> amazing. what's that called. grow. they require a lot of water a little higher light. but, you know you can do it especially here in florida. especially here in southwest florida. you know what i keep thinking about the poor people that are segment because they are live typing closed captioning. and, going to be hard. i know

they' re traveling to costa rica, belize. reporter: i checked with the cincinnati-northern kentucky airport to see if employees were m told not at this time because the virus is not an immediate threat to our area. jenell walton wlwt news 5. mike: the centers for disease control says common symptoms for the zika virus include fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes. sheree: west chester hospital has unveiled a new bedside tablet program for patients. it' s called my uc health bedside. a liaison will introduce each feature to patients. they' ll be able to communicate with hospital staff with the touch of a button. the hospital says the program gives patients and families access to what they need and cuts down on missed messages or medications. greg we' ve actually had patients m missing a medication that i usually get at home. >> and i can do everything on it s like having a little piece of home here with me. sheree: non-urgent requests, like ice chips and snacks can also be made through the administrators say this program could

she's been to alaska, belize and costa rica on mission trips. and she says she wants to give that same freedom to others. so for her 40th birthday, she wants to send 40 wheelchairs to people who need them. >> there's a child in el salvador, waiting for the opportunity to go to school, and it can, and the gift of a wheelchair. eric: rook works with a group called wheels for the world it costs about $150 to send each wheelchair. elizabeth: when i great idea. lasting love. a couple married for 80 years >> you just have to actually really love them. elizabeth: that is a good place to start but that's not all. , see what else has kept the fires burning all these years the sweet story just ahead. ,plus -- teri: tonight's grammy's honor music' it's time to rise and shine. at kum & go, we're doing more for you to start your day right. like serving up a friendly "good morning" that are all made fresh & hot in our store's kitchens every day. kum m go. where & means more. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning with eric hanson, eli

he went to, i believe it was belize and had surgery done on himself to implant electrodes in his own brain so he could study himself. so it really takes all kinds. >> so it's defense oriented and their thinking about stronger powers abroad. >> there's a lot of interest in germany and in england and in france. those three countries have a fairly robust lab. the italian lab were huge in terms of the really foundational things with the entire group of researchers that created or uncovered this idea of mirror neurons. [inaudible] >> you should buy the book and read it immediately. so that's a great question. it's one of the questions that when i was talking about how i was thinking about writing this book, one reason i didn't want to do, do you want to just catalog something is because every two weeks there's a huge advance. i really tried to concentrate on the underlying science, the core technology. in terms of incremental advancements, they are happening every day. in terms of the broader part of the story, the terrible pun to come is i think it had legs. my hope is that it will conti

belize, mixed set of but in general i am middle right. think he showed more policy acumen than you see from the usual candidate. he showed up more skill and knowledge of the issues that -- then i expected him to have. i think seeing him talk about the issues and beat really substantive about the issues really made my decision for me. from hisbout the rap competitors that he doesn't have the experience? >> well, look at his competitors. you have donald trump who has never held a governmental position. i think he has jumped the most leadership and knowledge. on the florida state level, he showed ability to do things. he has a show knowledge of the ability to do the job. >> last night's debate, did you watch? >> i did and i was a little disappointed. >> thank you for talking to us. >> thank you. i am with joann who lives ord. in bed for -- in bedf marco.nted to hear what did you think of how he came across last night? >> at the end i was very happy. i think he fell into christie's trap, i like how he was answering all the questions in the se

belizing evangelicals over the past month. the push for ted cruz over the last 24 hours has been to try to bring them back into the fold. try to undercut donald trump a little and focus on cutting out any support for marco rubio. >> what about the mailer that was sent out by the cruz campaign? what did it say? >> what you're get something people were opening their mail boxes and seen what looked like an official document from the government in a red bold box saider voter violation on it and having grades, fs and cs and ds. what it was, if you looked at the bottom was paid for by the cruz campaign. what this is, is a voter persuasion tactic. this is something that's been used by both parties for years. it's a little bit on the seedy side of politics. the iowa secretary of state said it was not in the spirit of what the iowa caucuses are all about. anderson, what this is is essentially an attempt to shame voters to the polls. to shame voters to caucuses, make them turn out. ted cruz has not run away from this. saying he won't ap

belize, mixed set of but in general i am middle right. i think he showed more policy acumen than you see from the usual candidate. he showed up more skill and knowledge of the issues that -- then i expected him to have. i think seeing him talk about the issues and beat really substantive about the issues really made my decision for me. from hisbout the rap competitors that he doesn't have the experience? >> well, look at his competitors. you have donald trump who has never held a governmental position. i think he has jumped the most leadership and knowledge. on the florida state level, he showed ability to do things. he has a show knowledge of the ability to do the job. >> last night's debate, did you watch? >> i did and i was a little disappointed. >> thank you for talking to us. >> thank you. i am with joann who lives ord. in bed for -- in bedf marco.nted to hear what did you think of how he came across last night? >> at the end i was very happy. i think he fell into christie's trap, i like how he was answering all the questions in the

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is what the administration has decided to do and is doing with respect to a number of countries of belize in costa rica, working with all of them to try to address the causes of these folks sending there kids in the danger, and it has to do with violence, violence against young people. we have found that will really does make a difference is to help these countries to help themselves. we are engaged in a major effort to try to professionalize law enforcement and i think we have 750 billion. and 359 million is for bilateral assistance. i am convinced follow through this will reduce the numbers of people and will significantly strengthen those countries and our relationships with them. >> thank you for your testimony. i continue to believe one of the greatest threats we face is the accumulation of debt. we have given away over 300 billion foreign aid, accumulated over 10 trillion in debt. someone say it's only 1 percent of the budget. if you cut 1 percent of the budget you actually balance your budget within five years. the other thing is that most of us give quietly to charities or church.

flip-floppers, the hacks, give me the gutsy, the grown-ups, the honest, give me the ones with fire in their belize. ♪ [ applause ] >>> well, you need to come on right in. good morning, everybody, it's friday, february 19. we're live from the market pavilion i hotel in chashls on the -- charleston, south carolina. tomorrow voters go to the polls to pick their nominee for president. >> i feel sorry for the good people of south carolina. >> why? >> well, i've always found this to be one of the most spirited states in all the country. you would think that they would have a primary that reflected their fighting spirit. and yet -- >> i think they got that. >> and yet -- well, we have minor bit players getting involved in -- i mean, the pope. >> chirping in. >> you actually knew it the moment that the pope and trump in a twitter fight, we had just gone from strange to surreal. >> it's the fonz jumping the shark. >> who can be the pope is involved in the trump battle. >> we'll get to that. but things are equally as crazy going on. >> i don't think so. >> with us we have mike barnicle, pulitzer prize winni

respect to a number of countries not just salvador, el salvador, guatemala and honduras, but also belize, costa rhea, panama, working with all of them to address the causes of these folks sending their kids into danger and trying to come into the united states. and it has to do with violence, violence against young people, it has to do with narcotics trafficking, it has to do with lack of opportunity, education, health and other ingredients. so we have found that what really does make a difference is to help these countries to be able to help themselves, and that helps us. so we're engaged in a major effort to try to professionalize the law enforcement, to reduce the elicit trafficking, to reduce the smuggling, the transnational organized crime, the gangs, and i think we have $750 million we've asked for. it's a downpayment on the full billion plus that we want to put into this, and $359 million is for bilateral assistance and $390 million is regional assistance for the things i just talked about. i'm convinced, if we follow through on that, this is going to reduce the numbers of people