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him there are aware that unlike the central florida area and they like the central florida area and make his living completely. living completely out there in. ok man to man and hike. and hike. so you're going to have secret secret there anywhere any more and more and i need her made her get back get back on the on the great parade. and. if you like the legal the legal the like like catch water on a lot of various water on a lot of areas. yeah. yeah yeah especially yeah especially for even like even like drinking forget it drinking forget it. i guess you just have to. i guess you don't have to do a lot of work around with the multitude of work around with the more developed the country is the more do for developing country uses the more difficult it is to who it is to do these kinds of things and do these kinds of things. it's industry and government it's industry and government isn't necessarily isn't necessarily and certainly not and certainly not a lot of time is looking out for a lot of times looking out for the people. people. for their own interests. for their own interests yeah ye

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this is new video from the clover leaf 4-h camp in lake placid in central florida directly east ofsa sota. >> it's still not clear what made everyone sick, but emergency crews say none of the 60lnesses are all that serious. at least other kids in the camp are okay not showing any symptoms at all. >>> people spent the night protesting the shooting death oe antoine the unarmed 17-year-old was shot and killed by police officers this week in pittsburgh. right now traffic is slowing again after protesters took over the parkway ewat hi you can see that here on your screen. according to our nbc affiliate there, at least one woman was arrest. >>> a real housewife's husband is being deported. joe igiudice married to teresa, one of the stars of the real housewives of jersey. he is currently servi a 41-month sentence in federal prison on bankruptcy fraud charges. cials say proceedings have started to deport him back to his native italy. teresa finished her 15-month 2015.nce in >>> just three days -- the deal is reportedly for five years a pays $4 millioner season. trotz walked away from the cap

positive, and lives in north-central florida. she asked we not reveal her identity-- we'll call her susan. she's struggled with her meds, and making it to the doctor an hour away, but what's hardest, she says, is the silence and the judgment. after susan found out her status, even her husband said, "don't tell anyone." >> ery visit, the doctor's saying, "tell your children." and my husband, all the way home, arguing, no. he said, "i'm telling you, don't tell them. you'll be sorry, because they'll treat u different. they'll be different toward you." and i said, no! usan eventually did tell her kids, and she later found her way to this supportou - all h.i.v. positive women-- called "lets talk about it." and it's run by the non-profit rural women's health project t it only group of its kind for 15 counties. that's a huge swath of north- central florida. >> we've come through some things together. some very serious things. >> brangham: if you spend time with this group, the fir thing you realize is that h.i.v. still hangs over each o

here in the aware that unlike the central florida area and they. live in completely off areas and they came in and like. so you could live there anymore and i made her want to get back on the gravy. and that you think illegal that i catch water on a lot of areas. yeah you know yeah especially for even like for drinking forget it . i guess you just have to do a lot of work around with the more developed the country is the more difficult it is to do these kinds of things that it's industry and government isn't necessarily in certainly not a lot of times looking out for the people. for their own interests yes absolutely the us they're looking out for their money for money i mean we elected donald trump for good say. it's all about money in the u.s. it's all about money. that's the only thing that matters i mean it's it's nice to go to other places where they're not so industrialized and developed where they're more accepting to these kinds of ideas. so some of the more challenging places could be the u.s. or europe. like. after fifteen to last year as

here in the aware that unlike the central florida area and they. live in completely off areas and they came in and like. secret live there anymore and i made her want to get back on the gravy. and that you think it legal to like catch water on a lot of areas. yeah you know yeah especially for even things like her drinking forget it. i guess you just have to do a lot of work around with the more developed the country is the more difficult it is to do these kinds of things that it's industry and government isn't necessarily and certainly not a lot of times looking out for the people. for their own interests yes absolutely the us they're looking out for their money for money i mean we elected donald trump for good say perry it's all about money in the u.s. it's all about money. that's the only thing that matters i mean it's it's nice to go to other places where they're not so industrialized and developed where they're more accepting to these kinds of ideas. so some of the more challenging places can be the u.s. or europe. you know. how. to get us here

i >> reporte central florida, united way and local churches ar h trying toelp those who want to stay, with food and rental assistance. >> my bregest fear people on the street >> reporter: myra rodriguez is one of the lucky one unit way recently helped her move into an apartment. >> some days, you know, like giving up. but i have a 16-year-old i have to think about. >> reporter: david o'meara and his family will move into their own apartment this buweekend. it's bitter stwesweet for him. there are a lot of people here who are my friends, he says, and i wish i could take them all with me, but i can't. a concern for the nearly 2,000 other puerto rican families now out of time. maya rodriguez, nbc news, kissimmee, florida. >>> it's aal questionable that's got people talking tonight. 12-year-old reggie field is bn oh with his own lawn-mowing business. last week,uring one of his jobs, a neighborhe called police when he cut a small part of her grass byident. reggie's customer came to his defense in the facebook video thattarted a gofundme page has now raised more than $10,000. >>> the h worl

. >> two cranes in central florida appear to be dancing to "perfect."say they were dancing in synch to the music. they may be off a little bit. they may need to work on their footwork. but the feeling is there. somebody was blasting the song out of her car and noticed the cranes started to move along with the music. so she took out her cellphone, and boy, are we grateful for this video. cute. >> beautiful. >>> and last but not least, a pro athlete who always has his game face on, even if he's playing against his own kids. >> check out kicker graham gano. his family was playing kick ball and he decided to get involved. >> what was he doing there? that ball is gone. >> yeah, he's rounding the bases. that was a home run. >> he's taking his time doing that. >> there are the parents that let their kids win, and the parents that say, no. they need to learn what it's like. he falls in the latter category. they need to know what it's like to lose and when dad kicks the kickball into the woods. >> that is a savage move. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply.

. >>> wondering how windy it is in central florida?ering how windy it is in central florida? >> yeah. >> answer, windy enough to blow a trampoline right out of this garden. wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour and it is expected to continue at least through today. >>> t.o. is saying n-o. he has declined his august invitation to canton. in a statement, he said he wants to celebrate elsewhere at a later date. owen said that he's already told officials with the hall. t.o. played for five teams in his 15-year career. >> you could do that? reschedule your own hall of fame celebration? >> he's in the hall of fame. you can do whatever you want. >>> julian edelman is appealing a four-game ban for violating the league's policy on p.e.d.s. he missed all of last season with a torn acl. if the suspension holds, he wouldn't be eligible to play until new england's october 4th home game against indianapolis. >>> and there are new calls for an independent investigation into a violent police takedown of an unarmed man in mesa, arizona. >> this morning

broader sense of debates about immigration and other things and you come from in a cultural area in central floridahe toughest things for a lot of people making sure there are workers for those businesses but also making sure they are here legally. from your former colleagues, congressman dennis ross, republican from florida as well. >> i have been told that is something we will do in the future. i have been there long enough to know the future sometimes never comes. i'm holding out on signing a discharge until i get a public guarantee of the guestworker program that helps construction communities and service communities. we need that labor. >> how do you balance those interests? >> congressman ross is right to make sure there's a total solution. donald trump has led the way with his bill's plan, secure our borders, reform the chain migration particularly on extended family in the visa lottery program and bring a permanent solution to daca. you know the guest worker program is a legal mechanism to meet the needs of the tourism industry, agriculture industry, people are tired of waiting on washingto

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>> caller: sunny central florida. ticker wynn. wondering about the mohegan sun lawsuit. also with -- >> oh don't worry about that what you have to worry is the cal looks good and got to tell you. a tad worried about the fact that if management there is a little unseasoned which is why i prefer even though the stock is breaking downing mgm, or i prefer las vegas sands great operator transgressions there was the guy i like to bank with. now i'm banking with others. john in massachusetts. john it's jim, you're up. >> caller: hey jim nice to meet you you got john and john jr. from the boston area. love your show would love your insight on lulu lemon. >> let's get a selfie together lulu, been doing great work on lulu the stock is all the way up. now you got wait till it comes back down. you can't just come in here and say i like lulu lemon. because 50 points ago is when you wanted to like them. i'm going oh this is someone's joshing with me. i'm going to austin in texas austin >> caller: hey jim i'm looking at getting into the southwest airlines as long-term investment after

. >> how would you think a woman like jenny joseph, a midwife, central florida. is she changing the game? >> when we became a foundation and started grant giving -- >> i need to get her hemoglobin. >> -- she was like the first person i said, we have to help jenny. she is a woman who has focused her career, pdominantly women with color, and is really struggling. >> we check the urine and the baby like every o.b., but the outcome is the big thing. >> she makes sure no wan is denied care. >> i was turned away because i was too far advance nd in my pregnancy. we don't turn mothers away. >> schanel is also serving wome of color in new york. >> chanel is the founder of ancient song, a company that provides women of color doula services, who are birthing coaches, a service these women likely would be able to afford. >> what more can we all do to step up and do more? >> supporting black women of color-led organizations, addressing implicit advice of racial health care. we have two moms here that go for health care, yet they're being judged based on their age. >> without

a dream born years ago in a small town in central florida by a young boy and his single mom. >> my mom was a huge football fan. >> i heard. i heard. >> huge, huge, huge. >> she used to chase you down the sidelines. >> oh yeah. huge. and i got into football through her. i mean, she put me in it. she knew i needed something to do with all the energy i had. >> and something to keep him out of the trouble that mike says landed his absent father in and out of prison. that trouble was drugs. >> drugs tore my family. you know? so i wanted to just play football, go to school, stay in my books, not get in any trouble. >> by senior year he was one of the nation's top high school running backs, offered a full scholarship to the university of miami, a known launching pad to the nfl. >> my mom, she was crazy excited. i mean, it was everything that i ever hoped for. it was everything i wanted, you know? >> and then, overnight, mike lost his biggest fan. his mom died in a car accident during the holidays of his sophomore year. mike's wife aubrey first met him not long after that accident. >> for him

the hurricane, lots of people were being pushed out of puerto rico so many of them move into central florida. 2020, i think something like 600,000 puerto ricans will have been pushed out of the island. we know here in new york city, those people who are in temporary shelters are also faced with eviction. they're living under the worst kind of circumstances. get get frisked when they into their homes. they have to show their id as if they are in some form of incarceration. i think one of the things that concerns us the most is that this effort of evacuating the island is an opportunity to really privatize the entire island. there are no people there, then it really makes it easier for the united states to support corporate interests. one of the things i've been concerned about is what happens, for example, with those 23 superfund set exist in puerto rico. a lot of the toxic exposure the people are being exposed to, none of that is being addressed by the u.s. government. those are u.s. corporate sitessts and those are that are managed by u.s. corporations. that is another source of death for p

here in the here in the berliner aware that not unlike the central florida area area and make a. living to live in please the aberrantly out period and when i. came came in and then and like mike. there i didn't live there anymore and i think more and i made it made her to make it on the grid back on the grid. and that if and you think it legal to like touch water like a legal like touch water on a lot of areas. and a lot of areas. yeah yeah yeah yeah especially for even like for a drink specially for even like for drinking forget it. forget it. i guess you just have to do a lot of work around i guess you just have to do a lot of work around with the more do more develop of the l. of the company country injury is the more difficult it is the more difficult it is to have to do these kinds of do these kinds of things are things that. it's just it's industry industry and government government isn't. necessary serially really in certainly in certainly not not a lot of a lot of times looking at times looking out for where the people people. well there or there own influencers yeah yea

the last 40 pages of their menu. [ laughter ] and finally, aording to cnn, over 800 people in central floridastung by jellyfish this week. "i'm on my way," said r. kelly. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ondies and gentlemen, we have a great show for youht. she's a fantastic actress and stars in the new film "a kid like jake." he claire danes i, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] he is a very funny comedian and his new movie,thtag", is out weekend. my friend hannibal buress is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from the fantastic amber mark. so, you're here on a wonderful night. [ cheers and applause ] now, every night here at the show i deliver a monologue, like i just delivered. it's comprised ojokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, though, a lot of jokes come across my desk that due to my being a straight, white male would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so we'd like to share them with you now in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: these are tw

severe thunderstorms brought hail and powerful winds to central florida.een reports of tornadoes. and crews rescuing people in oklahoma city after flash flooding submerged cars and stranded drivers. forecasts say more than 4 inches of rain fell in 90 minutes. no reports of anyone hurt. firefighters say they had to rescue nearly two dozen people. the news continues with shepard smith right after this. ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to help people find less joint pain and clearer skin. don't use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms of an infection. or if you have received a vaccine, or plan

. >> reporter: how would you think like a woman like jenfully joseph, midwife in central florida, howwhen we became a foundation that started grant-giving, she was like the first person that i was like we have to support jenny. she has spent her entire career focused on predominantly women of color who are really struggling with our system. >> compassionate listening. we measure the belly and listen to the baby and check the urine like any other ob, but these other pieces seem to be the key to the drought come. >> she really makes sure that no woman is denied care. >> they told a story such as i was turned away because i was too far advanced in my pregnancy. we don't turn them away. >> i would say jenny to some extent is a model for chanel. chanel is the serving low income women with color. >> chanel is the founder of an gebts so ancient song, a center that offers dual service which is are trained birth coaches, services many women would not be otherwise able to afford. sitting here in this sisterhood of mommies and mommies to be, what more can we all did to step up and do more? >> su

a sophomore at the university of central florida from sarasota, florida, hannah sage.reshman at tufts university from los altos, california, william scott. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the knicks, saw that, and they were like, "good enough, we'll take him." [ laughter and applause ] jual ♪yeah, yeah. >> nope. >> jimmy: i just saw that today is world book day. [ cheers and applause ] people were going to celebrate, then said, "eh, i'll just wait for world movie day." [ laughter and applause ] get this, at this weekend's london marathon a man proposed to his girlfriend while dressed as a t-rex. [ light laughter ] which backfired, when his arms were too short to open the ring box. [ laughter and applause ] some tech news, i heard that some g-mail users have been getting spam messages from themselves. which got really confusing for the one guy who actually is a a nigerian prince. he's like "wait, what?" [ laughter and applause ] and finally i read about a man who was bitten by a shark, a a bear, and a rattlesnake in less than four years and survived. t

i know you come from an agricultural area in central florida.e tile thanks to square for a lot of people, making sure there are workers for those businesses and making sure they are here legally. i want to play something from one of your former colleagues, congressman dennis ross, republican from florida. >> i've been told that is something we will do later in the future, been here long enough to know that the teacher never comes. i want to see this happen. i'm holding out on signing a discharge petition until i can get some public guarantee that we will take the guest worker program that helps not only our egg communities, construction communities, and service communities. we needed to. >> shannon: how do you balance all of those interests? >> i think congressman ross is absolutely right to make sure that there is a total solution. president trump has led the way with his pillars plan. secure our borders, reform the chain migration, particularly on extended family, and the visa lottery program, and bring a permanent solution to daca. you know f

down, and jennifer and i will be there alongside governor scott and we will do very well and central floridaour puerto rican friends. >> martha: if they feel republicans let them down after the hurricane. >> commissioner putnam: while anyone who came to florida, especially in osceola county, florida knows we rolled out the welcome mat for our friends from puerto rico. we all know what it is like to live through hurricanes. we welcome them into our schools, provided housing and gave them opportunities to get their lives back to normal. florida is a great neighbor to our neighbors in puerto rico and we will continue to be. they care about small businesses. they care about faith. they care about family and that's why they are going to support conservatives and they will support republicans in 18 and 2,020. >> bret: congressman, considering following the lead to let states decide themselves on whether or not to legalize marijuana. you actually get a b grade from america's leading pro-pot group. now there's a push to legalize recreational use here as well. what would you do? >> congressman desant

light of the opioid epidemic that is tearing apart so many families including in my district in central florida and mr. barr's district. the national guard bureau distributes the money it receives to the national guard states and territories that examines the nature and scope. with this funding, national guards may provide different forms of authorized assistance to law enforcement organizations including recon naysance and training support. it is targeted and tailored and reflects the drug interdiction priorities of its national guard and the needs of its law enforcement partners at the federal, state and local level. the florida national guard ceives $10 million to reduce supplies. support provided by the florida national guard has been instrumental in over 2,000 arrests and the seizure of $14 billion in drugs, property and cash. in conclusion, i hope my colleagues will support this amendment to disrupt and dismantle drug organizations and protect our communities from drug-related violence. i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. ms. granger: i claim the time in opposition. this amendm

central america. you realize florida is closer to central america than brazil.ue with immigrants coming from brazil illegally. brazilians done even speak spanish. like brazil is just kind of similar to them. like what does that mean. it's like going to a star trek convention and being like, i've gt a message for chewbacca. but i guess for pence it's close enough. i feel like he give this speech whenever he is around any latinos. he will be at chilis, i have a message straight from my heart. don't risk your lives. like sir, please, my hand is starting to burn, starting to burn, sir. and the way pence delivered that speech was no joke. like he sowfnedded like, you flow this those movies when a villain is showing up on every single tv screen around the world. >> to the people of central america. >> shh, nobody say anything. >> i have a megsage for you. >> don't risk your lives or the lives of your children by trying to come to the yooptded states on a road run by drug smugglers and human traffickers. if someone tells you they can bring your child to america, don't

florida's sun sentinel said dozens of children got sick at a central florida summer camp.ll at clover leaf 4-h camp. they were taken to area hospitals, treated for symptoms like headaches and vomiting. officials say the illness was not serious but its cause remains a mystery. >>> san jose's mercury news says delta will ban pit bull-type dogs from its flights. after two delta employees were bitten by a pit bull last week. some rescue organizations are challenging the situation because many veterans use service dogs of this type. the animal rescue foundation says pit bulls are the second most tolerant breed after golden retrievers. it says decisions to restrict a service animal should be based on individual behavior. >>> "the wall street journal" reports that the house has nearly passed a farm bill. the republican written measure would pay for crop insurance and subsidies to farmers. it also includes a controversial proposal for adults in the food stamp program to spend 20 hours a week working or taking part in a state-run training the senate is expected to vote on its own v

. ♪ >>> a new program in central florida is training people to stop potential school shooters.fety guardians is what they're calling them. they have the job now protecting students and teachers on campuses that do not have their own school resource officers or sheriffs deputies. a state law passed after the deadly shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school gives districts the option to arm certain teachers, school staff, or the so-called school safety guardians. adriana diaz is in trained. adriana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these guardians, who are normal people, not officers of the law, they have been here morning until night training. a lot of them told us they're doing this because they have kids in the school system whose safety they're worried about. guardians earn $30,000 a year starting this fall. that's less than school resource officers, and that difference will allow every school in this district to have an armed guard. armed with real guns and real bullets, these every day people, like a minister, former teacher, and retired police ficere poscole

. >>> health officials in central florida are trying to identify the mystery illness that swept throughhes, nausea and vomiting. some of the children started getting sick on wednesday. ems was not called until one child passed out on thursday. officials say none of the patients appear to be seriously ill. >>> got the news covered. you guys want a little boost. >> give it to me. >>> one-year-old. she was born deaf. she was recently fitted with an implant. watch what happens when the device is turned on and the little girl hears sounds for the very first time. >> oh, wow. watching mom overcome with emotion. her baby girl flashes that smile. bounces up and down. hearsay sounds for the first time and the mom is feeling it. wow. that video we shared by cooks children medical center in texas. it's an incredible moment for the entire family. >> chills. that's so beautiful. >> wow. >> still ahead, a brand new beetle mania. >> oh, yeah. almost going to come and you happen go that's never real. they'll never believe it. >> that is amazing. paul mccartny unforgettable car pool tour of iconic band

recognize and focus my comments in large part tonight in following local groups and survivors in central florida who two years later continue to transform their grief and mourning into positive change for all. we cannot change the tragedy that happened. we cannot change the past. we cannot bring back those49 angels that we lost. but we can give meaning to this great tragedy through action, to make sure these types of shootingso long railroad commonplace in our society -- longer are commonplace in our society. we honor them with action. first, i'd like to talk about brandon wolf. brandon, a native of oregon, was one of the survivors during the pulse night club shootings on june 12, two years ago today. brandon moved to orlando in 2008 after attending the university of oregon political science school. he now lives in tallahassee where he's become a leading activist in lgbtq issues in minority youth. after the shooting, brandon and his fends launched the drew project. lgbtqafter drew lenin, an nonprofit organization on a mission to spread love across the nation. and i got to meet withdrew's ther th

raked the island in texas, fema has been paid for survivors hotels and motels, many landed in central florida >> use existing law, activate it, you did it for new orleans, why not now for puerto rico. >> there is a significant political aspect to the story, sen. nelson and governor scott heavily 40 report we can vote with scott including them during the announcement he is running for senate against nelson, 200,000 puerto ricans have moved to florida since maria and governor scott said florida does not have the authority to extend the deadline but it is a decision that must be made by the government of for rico, we are taking every action to ensure every family displaced by maria in florida receives the best possible care. there are caseworkers available for all households but as of tomorrow morning they could be leaving their hotels. >> up next. >> toby mac is going to take the stage continuing the concert. >> bill helmer is on his stage upstairs. >> we are jammed. what did republicans get from this hearing? bob goodlatte, jack keenan, kellyanne conway, come join us 10 minutes away, top of th

unemployment, it had people leaving the island, often moving to central florida, the orlando area.ig problems, and you have the government constantly in debt, spending more money than it takes in. there are problems already, and the hurricane exacerbated the problem. how theme points on territory spends its money, you look at financial management of government benefits. walk us through what those have been. rico is a very lovely island with great climate for the most part except during hurricanes and lots of peoplecal interest, and there want to enjoy the climate. what that is in practice is more mandated vacations than you with the in equivalent companies in the northern united states. more time off. in other words, typically in the united states, it kicks in as far as time and a half, it in after 40 hours of working a week. in puerto rico, it kicks in after eight hours in a day. if one day there is more work in the next day there is not, it does not balance out. you have to pay more for the. there are special christmas bonus is that everybody gets of $600, whether the person has

>> this is just the latest officer-involved shooting here in central florida over the past three daysifferent injuries. police officer kenneth toler responded to gunman at auto zone store. he was shot in the leg and is expected to be okay. but it's a very different story for orlando officer kevin valencia. he remains hospitalized in a coma. he was shot in the head while trying to save four children who were held captive in a deadly standoff. yesterday, valencia's wife meghan sobbed as she talked about her husband, saying he is a fighter and is asking for prayers. >> my boys need a daddy and i need my husband. and this community needs a real hero. >> meghan valencia also expressed sorrow for the killing of the four children by gary lindsey jr. who holds up with a children in 21 hour standoff that ended late monday. children range in age from 1 to 11 years old. now, officer kevin valencia remains in a coma and in critical condition. it will be a long road to recovery, but a trauma surgeon tells us he has shown some signs of responsiveness. live in orlando. i'm amanda mackenzie. brian: s

you think with himmed resources you don't want to prosecute parents trying to flee violence florida state central america over people bringing drugs in the united states. one thing i don't think the media covered yet is who was not prosecuted while we prosecuted these parents in the u.s. attorney offices, u.s. courts very limited resources. they are overwhelmed. drug smugglers and people trying to get back into the country. >>> the ratio of people with criminal records noncriminal records it, flipped on its head meaning 90% are first time misdemeanor entries honduran moms el salvadoran dads. >> i guarantee you there are people smuggling drugs whose cases were not taken during the same time period they were prosecuting parents. >> they're appealing to flores because they want to hold people indefinitely. flores says you can't do that. let's put that aside and say you can't do it. there's this idea what are you going to do? you're going to release them into the interior of the country. >> you're shaking your head. >> there's a simple fix called alternatives to detention. the problem is it's got to

including the american jeans for levi suspect flagship store regent street in central london also harley davidson motorcycles florida orange juice cranberries a bourbon from kentucky and some u.s. metal imports as well total shrub has already suggested that european car manufacturers could be targeted with more terrorists and the e.u. has also suggested that it may have some ideas in reserve suggesting that it's earmarked around three point six billion dollars worth of. u.s. products to slap tariffs on in the near future that's if the world trade organization trade court rules in favor of the european union's latest complaint against the united states the e.u. all in all the has made it very clear that it's going to do what is necessary to protect its consumers and this produces but before it gets any more complicated before things develop any further potentially into dangerous territory what the e.u. really wants is to bring the united states possibly in the company of china to the negotiating table right now though nobody seems to be talking. techie's opposition says two and a half million people turned out for a

florida international university frank ora discusses the political stability of central america. how it affects immigration to the u.s.. and u.s. news and world reports we'll be here to talk about the future of the construction industry and how it is responding to a shortage. join the discussion. coming up on c-span, newsmakers is next. then on the communicators, a look at how china gets access to u.s. technology. robertsf justice john document the role of the court. >> newsmakers this week is pleased to have congressman adam smith of washington.

turkish voters are heading to the polls the turkish lira is going south florida yet interesting enough terry the turkish central bank is meeting today and that only two weeks off to an emergency interest rate hike you know these are difficult times for the turkish economy a growing number of foreign investors are pulling their capital out of the country since the beginning of the year that iran has shed twenty percent of its value against the u.s. dollar the recent pull out is part of a trend in twenty fifteen investors come to eighteen billion dollars into turkey a failed coup back in twenty sixteen so a way for arrests and government employees fired foreign investment tumbled to thirteen billion dollars there were some major investments though from qatar than evidence in spain last year but overall investment from abroad continues to decline to just under eleven billion dollars some major foreign companies are simply afraid to invest in turkey and its foreign currency is a huge problem turkish firms have foreign currency debts totaling over two hundred twenty billion dollars and the weekly era makes it more d

coming up saturday, florida universities frank mora discusses the instability of central america andow it affects immigration to the u.s. and wall street journalist supreme court correspondent talks about the retirement of justice anthony kennedy. reports. news and world will be here to talk about the future of the u.s. construction