big city police chiefs, most of them would like fewer guns in the hands of everyone. county sheriff in our area. he wants folks in ulster to fill their holster and carry their own gun. here's jim dolan. >> reporter: it's a shock proposal. most people in law enforcement spend their careers trying to get guns off the streets. the sheriff in ulster county, though, urging people with permits to carry guns. >> it's not a call of arms. aim reminding people that they went through that process to get that permit to carry the firearm and that she should carry if they so choose. >> reporter: the sheriff took to facebook to urge the 10,000 ulster county residents with permits to carry guns in public in order to protect themselves and others from people with guns. >> after the events that have occurred lately i just felt that i had to take a step to be proactive, and beg pro active, i'm encouraging police officers, active duty and carry a firearm. >> reporter: few in big city law enforcement think the problem america has is too few guns. >> i guess i would not be supportive of th

rob: the ac dmic curriculum, big city or far from home. bob: high school seniors choose colleges for variety of reasons. the academic curriculum, big city or rural, near to or far from home, and in rob gronkowski's case, it was the his dad explained to "vanity fair" that rob told him years ago, dad, if you are ever been to a university of arizona pool party, you would understand. the tough guy mantra is "spit on it and play" you've got an injury? just spit on it and play. it is mentality that may have originated from former hockey player loob. he will play sunday might with a broken left hand. he broke some part the han yesterday and missed practice today. he missed in sacks and not worried about going after the hand. >> let mem try it. >> i mean, what? the opposing players come after me every week with every type of thing the book you can think of. so feel free. go ahead. come at it. it mice i jo be to g out there. that is what i do. you can try to taked a rain tage of whatever you with ant to take advantage of. then uniform he wore for a

those in the big cities wanted a break with the old regime and to bring in new faces. the people in the villages are not in the same way educated and stick very much to the figures they know. they tend to vote for those coming from their ethnic group. nevertheless, since 1956 there has never been a civil head of the state. this will be the first time there is no military head of the state. this is a big change for burkina faso. >> that is our correspondent reporting from burkina faso's capital. time for business. gerhart is here with the business headlines. >> germany will not be hosting the olympics in 2024. the city of hamburg was the german olympic committee's official bid city. but the local government left the final decision on whether to go ahead with the process up to the citizens. they said no by more than 51.5%. it was a surprising result. polls ahead of the vote suggested the packers would win. olympic opponents warned the costs were too great. the committee estimated a price tag of 11 billion euros to stage the games. the most recent olympics have cost a lot

the navy gets the big city of haiphong and the air force gets the big city of hanoi. so what happens is you get a competition that develops between the navy and the air force to determine who can fly the most sorties over north vietnam on a given day. attend his daily standup briefing in the morning, you would ask to see two slides that showed flying activity from the previous day. titled s slide was orties by the navy and the other was sorties by the air force. the second one didn't have a higher total than the first one, heads rolled. here's a bridge that we tried to bomb. 700 missions against this bridge. never put it down. me that he hadld he had theular day mission of attacking that bridge. he looks under the wings. he goes to his crew chief and says you forgot to put bombs on my airplane. the crew chief looks at his clipboard and says we are having bombs for your aircraft. are havingays we bombs. the pilot is running in the tower. he says what is my mission for today? are you aware that there are no bombs on my aircraft? he looks at him and says yes. what i supp

policies have consistently failed in these big cities. >> i think they make that argument all they wantot think that it will go very far in most of the inner cities of the country. robbie manuel, for example, as you pointed out, the election was in april. another four years now. frankly, there is not a mechanism to remove. anybody that knows robbie manuel, whether you like them or him or not, he will not step down or resign. in the end, i dow that illinois will even be contested by republicans as a swing state. you go outside of their. it is all relative at some point. you are talking about a party in which none of the candidates running for office on the republican side can say the words lack lies matter. they want to hear the president talk about islamic terrorists. trish: you know what, i think the point on that one is, it you know, there is nothing wrong here it all lies do matter. one is the head. or more important than the other. >> i am talking about the people about who they are trying to get. the people protesting in the streets out there. they are not going to the republican p

think about that, new york city -- a big city with pollution, crime, a pace that makes you have a heart attack. none of that turns out to be true. if you have friends who live outside of new york city, and you want them to live longer, they should move to new york city. [laughter] mike: and i cannot guarantee that everyone will live three years longer, but i can guarantee on average they will. and so it shows you can do some things. what have we done? we put grades on restaurants. the number of deaths from salmonella fell overnight. we put smoke detectors in apartments come and the number of fire deaths collapsed. we put in strong measures to stop kids from carrying guns, and our murder rate went down dramatically. in fact, and new york city, it is still hard to get murdered. >> do you think information is key? mike: in the end, the public is a lot smarter than they are given credit for by the press and the government. in the end, john, i have always believed that we have incarcerated all of the irrational people. so when somebody does something that does not make any sense, it isn't th

. >> we've seen a revival of crime and murder rates in some of these big cities.hink one of the tragedies of this politically is that you had a movement, bipartisan movement, coming together on criminal justice reform. especially for drug crimes and things like that. this may undercut that. >> yes, i think what's really missing here is some serious leadership in the black community. and, you know, if you look at really the disenfranchisement of the black inner city community, a lot of it has to do with, as you say, criminal justice reform, but also education. and it's kind of ironic that the same people who are complaining about the fact that inner city blacks are not successful economically are the same people who are blocking changes in the education system which really confine a lot of these young black men to lives of, you know, misery in the inner city. >> dan said earlier this is -- we're living in an era of 0% to 2% growth and i think no group has suffered more than the black community in america. it's young black men who are not getting on the economic lad

a big city, government office building, school, tonight in nassau county a new push to prepare with the purchase of several high-powered rifles. >> it is a training simulation unparalleled accuracy often used to buy law-enforcement military operations. >> this arms are police officers with the tools they need to protect both themselves and to protect our citizens. >> nassau county purchase an arsenal of the weapons with plans to give them specialized response unit but nearly 100 patrol officers as well. the police commissioner says training every day street cops to use and carry these weapons will help critical response time. >> the longer we wait, the more people that will die. it is as simple as that. we are going to go in there, take action, and neutralize the shooter. if you look at that active shooter situation they're very different. they are not there to take hostages and not there to take hostages and negotiate. they are there to murder citizens. so let's respond and terminating those active shooters as quickly as possible clearly will save lives. are at war with terrorism. dome

. >>> big cities from coast to coast gearing up for new year's eve celebrations. nypd expected to discuss security plans at a briefing today. new york city officials reportedly warn boston police about a possible terror threat. the threat was determined to not be credible. >>> the tsa is moving closer to implementing a ten-year-old law to require more than a driver's license to pass states. the identification law is verifying legal residency. the measure could be imminent. privacy groups oppose the law because of information sharing provisions they claim make it equal to a national id cards. >>> the music world mourning the death of heavy metal icon lemmy. the lead singer for motorhead died of cancer on monday. he had a pacemaker implanted in 2013 and suffered from a hematoma in 2014. he got started as a roadie for jimi hendrix. lemmy was 7 0 years old. >>> celebrating a big win over isis. taking back a key city from the terrorists. the night may not be over yet. we're live next. >>> welcome back. let's go to presidential politics now. donald trump taking aim at hi

saudi arabia officials report 17 female candidates won the races for small villages and big cities. most had to run their campaigns online because men and women are not allowed to interact in public. >>> a big shakeup in the polls causing a feud of republicans running for president one day ahead of the cnn debate. we are breaking it all down next. ked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. >>> a big shakeup in the polls one day before the cnn republican presidential debate. which candidate is now being targeted by his competitors. >>> president obama meeting with military advisers in hours working to reassure the public the white house strategy in the war on isis is working. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm alison kosik. nine candidates converging in las vegas tomorrow for the fifth republican debate right here on cnn. it is the last debate of the year with only 4

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what ever happened to manufacturing in the big cities or the suburbs? where are all the manufacturing jobs? all going overseas. does either party deal with the party of illegal immigration except to brand it with a nice name like undocumented workers. but nobody offers a solution to the problem of illegal immigration. in fact, they don't even accept it as a problem. what's going on? we're the only country in the world has illegal immigration and laughs at it, doesn't do anything about it. the wars we have fought. the republican party with a lot of democratic establishment support like hillary clinton march eed us into iraq. nobody was working out for the working man or woman to get dragged into that war. you look at war, trade, immigration, you look at everything and you say, who's betrayed us at the top? and it looks like the establishment has nothing to brag about. and as a result, a guy like trump can come along. if we had a healthy political establishment, trump wouldn't have five minutes' attention. >> but chris, at the same time, he says all these

. >> they are doing it infer city in america almost, big cities big cities, cool cities. they are asking record company can you cover up that or get rid of it so we do not to have pay the cost. >> if not the the city wants the money to do it themselves. they want beiber to pay them. >> people think oh, yeah, it is gorilla marketing we are getting good pub out of this and nobody will say anything. here in san francisco we take it seriously. >> well, justin isn't the only one guilty of sidewalk graffiti ads, huge companies like ibm, those creeps over at nbc universal have all forked over big dollars to city taxpayers for past endorsement. we buried the lead here, they -- his corks justin beiber's record company spray painted a big, sign, on a philadelphia wall. >> it is up there in kensington. >> it looks cool. >> check it out. >> we will get it and show it to you later in the show. >> that would be a great idea where we make that a local story instead of dealing with san francisco, we make it a philadelphia story, how is that. >> that was great. >> we try that one next hou

i ran for mayor of baltimore in 1999, not because our city was doing well, but because we had big challenges and was divided. we came together as a city with new leadership to put our city on a better path. we weren't able to be immune from setbacks but we were able to save a lot of lives by driving down overdose deaths and driving down violent crime. as governor, no sooner than i was sworn in, we were hit with that recession. instead of trying to cut our way to prosperity, we took actions to include more of our people more fully in the economic, the social, and the plaintiff -- political life of our state. what am i talking about? passing a living wage, raising the minimum wage, raising the goals of minority and business women inclusion to the highest of any state in the country and actually exceeding them even in a recession. invest more in education than less, making our public schools the best in america five years in a row, going four years in a row without a penny increase to education, driving down 30-year lows, our incarceration rate to 20-year lows. those are actions, not words, and

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in other parts like big cities it would simply get ground -- go into the meat grinder and come out ashe same old bologne. >> i think it sounds like -- i have thought of a great idea until i wrote about it and my readers told me, what's the matter with you? r but that's what's supposed to happen. that's part of the process. right? everybody agrees on nothing but we all have some area in the middle that we can come to some agreement on. of a tax your idea t so that people have more money for charity is a good idea. but folks on the other side would say, well, that money will just be dispersed all different kinds of places. one way to direct that money towards a laudable end would be some kind of voucher or something which would be specifically targeted. now, these are political questions. these are questions that you try to work up to a consensus. but i have found that i thought paul could have done a better sales job on it with the public because anything he says now -- because he's paul ryan, folks on the left are saying he just wants to cut taxes, hents to cut spending and this is a

. >> on his watch, he described modern philadelphia as a big city that does big events well. another hope that is the impact of those events like the papal visit will be a big part of his legacy. >> i think our administration and our work helped to make philadelphia world class. i think people think of this city very differently today than they did eight years ago. >> one problem that lingers is the city's 20 plus percent poverty rate that will be a personal focus. nutter arrived in office in 2008 as the great recession was taking shape and admits in hind si sight they produced at least one major mistake, a plan to shut down a number of public libraries. >> it was a bad call. but i have used that experience that i ask enough questions. did i get enough information. >> his decision making improved because of it. he sees the 63 with reinvented momentum and lower crime and a fresh attractiveness to millennial who is lure in businesses. >> we increase our market share. we are fighting every day. if we don't, our customers will find someone else. >> as for his plans after he leave

alison. >> so many big cities on edge. c, thank you. >> the celebrations canceled in brussels, but scheduled to go on here in the u.s. despite a threat to new york city, los angeles and washington, d.c. the nypd is responding with an unprecedented deployment. we have miguel marquez there. >> reporter: christine, alison, this is it. the crossroads of the world. despite no credible threats, it will turn into the most secure streets. the famous new year's eve ball will drop there. more than 1 million revelers will drop into the blocks of times square here. police taking no chances though saying although there is no credible threat, they will plan for anything that comes at them. 6,000 police just for the few blocks alone. tens of thousands of law enforcement across the entire city to protect events happening throughout new york city. what was once just parties and good times are now considered soft targets. the threat of isis has changed everything for cities like new york. they will throw everything at it. from the land, from

the other debate going on perhaps outside the big city areas, the big urban areas is the way the newcomers are not closing down. a hot debate government in the regions in spain. they want to move to a federalized system of government >>> there's no such thing as certainty in politics. one thing is guaranteed. after the voting - that is that the prime minister and his people's party will lose the absent majority in the congress. this is the polling booth where the prime minister cast his vote. he gave a little statement to the press after saying he would spend a bit of time with his family. during the course of the day. that is, of course, a very relevant prays in politics. how badly is he going to be affected by the emergence of the party. led by the charismatic university lecturer. he leads the anti-austerity party and capturing the resurgence of the youth vote, and on the other political plank, is the citizens party led by albert rib aero, making a strong play, getting very close to the same percentage as the son-in-lawist workers party -- socialist workers party. we are seeing a breakdo

they don't have big cities, neither does alabama, one of the most violent versus the most peaceful. maine has a lot of poor people as does louisiana. is there something about life in some parts of the country that just allows for the level of violence that is higher? >> i think these are difficult questions and we go back to very deep historical questions about the legacy of slavery. so i do think that the basic point is that every day we have 88 gun related deaths in our country. that is a huge number. one thing that we can do is do more research on the safety measures and other related issues related to guns. that is a very good starting point. >> franklin? >> yes, in the first instance, all we know about mass shooting episodes, that is the context for this discussion, is that there's a relationship between the incidents and prevalence of mass shooting episodes and handgun availability and handgun use by other dimensions, but that's a very small part of the explanation, and the reason that i would be very reluctant to jump to conclusions about those phenomenon from the general cul

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somebody must be living in a big city without walking out to tundra or going to small villages. >> even if kivalina could find a place to move with government support, that wouldn't stop the ice receding and the changes it's brought to their way of life. although goals have been set internationally to limit emissions, it's still unclear how or when those targets will actually be met, and if they'll be able to reverse the tide with so much opposition from congress. >> we simply disagree with the president on the urgency of the issue. >>the pseudoscience behind the man-made climate change threat... >> climate change has happened since god created our earth. >> it's hard to imagine a day when the erosion stops. >> they're the ones who put our people here. on this sand spit. the government came and built a school. and forced them to move. you can't adapt anymore, you just got to get out of the way. >> colleen swan has worked in kivalina's city government and also served as tribal administrator for many years. >> you can't expect to accomplish very much when somebody else is in control. you'

>> guest: he had a couple big breaks, one was a am in the cities and the other our own government in 2003 made him famous. he was at a dead end in his career, small terrorist group but the's administering developedded to make him to the poster child for connection between saddam hussein and al qaeda. so make this argument they were linked. not to true at all but by making the says and literally putting his picture in front of the u.s. security council in 2003, we made him a hero and gave him a platform, which i the war in iraq, which he wanted to fight americans. >> host: joby warrick is our guest. phone numbers on the screen. there are other ways of getting ahold of us. you can't get through on the phone lines. there are other ways as well on social media,@booktv is our twitter handle and facebook.com/book tv. you can leave a comment, miami book fair. joby warrick, it's isis. it's isil, islamic state, al qaeda, iraq, al qaeda, what is the arc and the sequence of all these names and all these different organizations? >> guest: all comes from the same tree which is this fanatical jiha

. >> for such a big city we do a really good job and it is really safe. >> others say they have their suspicions. >> when my neighbor, there is always violence everywhere. >> mr. kelly is selling a book the new york post is thinking he is running for mayor, i stand by my crime statistics because they are factual. >>> officials say the way they calculate crime statistics at least 2012 when ray kelly was commissioner. reporting from time's square, cbs 2 news. >>> coming up new developments involving the affluenza teen fighting extradition to the united states what we're learning about the investigation including how food led to his arrest. >>> trouble in the new year why some drivers could pay hundreds of dollars more in 2016. >>> great day out there but we will see the sun before the new year. coming up. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an

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more and more charging stations are being installed in big cities, including here in paris. after the success of electric car sharing schemes in paris, smaller french cities are getting in on the act. the port city has been installing new rapid charging points to encourage residents to go green. >> i needed to buy a new car, and i thought why not intellectual one. it is easy, their charge stations everywhere in the city's center. i charge it twice a week at most, and that is enough really. the renault has a 60% market share. sales have doubled and we need to double production, too. than 21,000more electric cars were sold in france in 2015, twice as many as four years ago but still only half of those sold in the u.k. 81,000united states, cars were sold in the first nine months. they are growing but they still represent a tiny fraction of the car market and are not likely to catch up with standard cars for some decades. record fuel prices may hurt the sales of electric cars. other latest trends such as self driving costs are set to continue into 2016. automakers are turning mor

. >> i have the fear, you are in a big city and big things can happen. i have all the confidence in the world but as a father i try to compartmentalize that. >> alec john and steven join a class that brings the nypd class to 1,000 the largest in decades. and the one simple thing you can do to help loved ones stick to their resolutions. >>> a popular digital music service is facing a new lawsuit, a musician named david lury issued a lawsuit against spotify, saying it makes songs availableable to users without paying for mechanical rights. he has applied for a class action status and that the company could be liable for up to $150 million in damage. >>> researchers say they know how to get your loved ones to stick to the new years resolutions, instead of nagging someone simply ask them a request like will you exercise this year, it's called the question behavior effect. and it reminds people that the behavior is good for them and also motivates them to follow through in order to avoid disappointing themselves or others. we all know that secondhand smoke is

according to the case schiller index, prices in big cities were of higher than in september. we will talknts about the return of the single female homebuyer, who is fueling some of this demand. at thetone will decide end of the week if they will meet carl icahn's bid for pep boys. they are both trying to expand their presence in the auto parts sector. the biggest loser in the s&p is chesapeake energy. the natural gas company has halted payouts, and cut one out of every six employees. businessis our flash update. in a pretty dismal stock market this year it has not been good for chesapeake, but what about the others? we have the answers in a latest bloomberg view piece. it is the head of the fidelity retail portfolio. using an old-fashioned strategy, that is a bit of a rebuke to a lot of her swashbuckling peers. take a look inside my terminal. you can see that the closest competitor are select i.t. bio techfunds and funds. she really made it by being an old-fashioned value investor, right? >> yes. old-fashioned means painstaking research. it means looking at a lot of elements

more and more charging stations are being installed in big cities, including paris. : after the success of electric car sharing schemes in smaller french cities are getting in on the act. one port city has installed new rapid charging points to encourage residents to go green. >> i thought why not an electric car. it is very easy. our are charge stations everywhere in the city center. i charge it twice a week at most. reporter: the top-selling electric model is a reno -- re nault. the carmaker is speedingó>ñ 12/30/15 12/30/15 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> guantanamo will be closed no later than one year from now. amy: in the nearly seven years since president obama ordered guantanamo's closure, republicans have blocked him at every turn. now a new report sheds light on another obstacle in obama's way -- his own pentagon. we will speak with the rte

city. we have to get big money out of that city and out of every state capital. [applause] judge cordell: if we could hear from the rest? ms. poo: family care. a new system to support the carrying needs of families that would allow them to be more affordable and also improve the quality of caregiving jobs. [applause] judge cordell: van? mr. jones: i know we only have one minute left. ending mass incarceration is the most important thing, i think, that could be done to make it possible for 40 million african-americans to even have a shot. we have not spoken as much about it as i think we should in these discussions about the economy. so i just have to say this -- you hear over and over again, 5% of the world's population, 25% locked up that means one out of every four people on planet earth are locked up tonight. in the united states, we only have 5% of the world's population. those are disproportionately african-american, latino, minorities. it is now better to be innocent. -- rich and innocent than poor and guilty in this country. those numbers do not tell the f

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temperatures trending about 25 degrees above average for the big cities. we are tracking rain from chicago towards the great lakes. so watching up some travel delays there. heavy know possible in places like salt lake city and the rockies. watch out for delays and the rockies. this snowstorm spreads into the plains tomorrow. more snow possible there. showers exiting the northeast. a little bit cooler for tuesday. 61 degrees for your high in central park. well above average. finally cooling down to the 50s by wednesday. that's a look at your national forecast. now, here's a look at your day ahead. and we're looking at rain travel problems there. >> that rain spreads into the great lakes and the northeast as we head throughout the day. the ohio valley as well. new york city seeing some rain just in time for the evening commute. so it goes on and on, gigi hook, in the northeast, the warm weather, el nino. >> very confusing. i'll take it for now. >>> we do have a big day ahead for the baltimore jury in the freddie gray case. plus the biggest day of the year fo

i think the heartland would be a we probably seem a little more vulnerable than the big cities. so, yeah, i have been thinking about it a lot lately. steve: what do i need to present you with? mike: if you wantmike: to buy a handgun, you need a permit to acquire a hunger and or to carry a handgun issued by your county sheriff. at the time you go to get the permit, they do a background check. they get in contact with the fbi and all the things you discussed earlier. all those questions have to be answered. then you get your permit to acquire that is good for a year. permits to carry are good for five years. those need to be presented along with your drivers license to purchase a gun in iowa. steve: a nonprofessional permit to carry, those rules call for training. they can train at jail and -- at jlm. mike: we are a certified trainer , the best of all training programs. if they took the basic pistol, a basic firearm first. that is first and foremost. then they will learn how to use it. we will talk about the laws and their responsibilities if they are going to carry a handgun. ste

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it and other struggling mining companies employ a lot of white collar staff in australia's big cities, especially in perth and brisbane and here, sydney. there are managers, accountants and lawyers all nervous. at the mines themselves, thousands have been made redid you know taint this year. earlier this week another big mining company, glencor, announced it was cutting forts fifths of a mine in the north of australia. that means another couple of hundred jobs. chervon said it is cutting three to six,000 worldwide. many of those are in perth. the australian doesn't rely on mining, but the dollar has sunk 2% on friday. at about 70 u.s. cents it has fallen against the u.s. dollar since 2011. all of this hits confidence. house prices, it has been the only one up. priority prices in some mining town are half of what they were. house prices in sydney are dropping and falling exports for mining means less tax for the government. that hits revenue and spending is down right across the board >>> china has announced a series of emergency response measures as thick smog continues to blanket the

the growing health risk of consuming too much salt leads one big city to demand restaurant chains revealow much is really in your food. it's an eye-opener. facebook founder mark zuckerberg announced the birth of his first child. that's not the only big announcement he shared today. >>> now to a shake up at the dining table. it's no secret too much salt can be bad for your health leading to high blood pressure, stroke, heart attacks. today a new rule, the fist of its kind went into effect in new york to encourage people to cut their salt intake. as rehema ellis tells us, it could spread to your city, too. >> there is a lot of shaking going on in american restaurants. and now new york city requires that menus show it. because too much saltle lead s to heart attacks, strokes and high blood pressure. >> it's important and maybe will make them put less sodium in items. >> reporter: so now chain restaurants must post what some call a shaker of shame on any item with more than the recommended daily allowance of soed yum. 2300 milligrams, about a teaspoon. chipotle's chicken burrito has over 240

i don't know about you, but a lot of my female friends living in big cities are single. at the same time, surveys show that in many rural areas some men find it hard to find a wife. well, in spain one dating service reckons it has the answer. city women from madrid are bussed into rural areas for a weekend of matchmaking at parties with local men who are looking for love -- or at the very least someone to help with the milking. but critics say the events objectify women, making them look like products you just ship in. well, to find out more, our reporter decided to hitch a ride. >> yuli bohorquez has looked forward to this day for a long while. since her divorce over 15 years ago, she's lived on her own in madrid. but today she's part of a group of women headed for the spanish countryside, where they hope to find men to share their lives with. yuli: the most important thing is to have a good time and meet some nice people there. >> this bus excursion is called caravana de mujeres or women's caravan. it brings single women from madrid who are looking for life partners out