let me start with you, clarissa.en i was in texas this week and a reporter said to me -- i was playing with some of the youngsters in the families we saw there at the center. as i was on the ground playing, the reporter said to me, why are you getting so personally involved and looking so personally moved, reverend? and i said, many of us, there is no comparison to experiences, but it evokes from us memories of our own fights, like dr. king referred to in that letter to chavez. i thought about how my people went through family separation ordered by the state. i said to a reporter, my name really is not sharpton, my great-grandfather was named sharpton after who owned him, and we've been able to trace that. and so family separation hit to the core of me even though it m may manifest itself differently, we've gone through the experience. and jews have been through that experience. i think a lot of us are shared experiences that might have been manifested differently but is fighting the same kind of insensitivity and bi

throwing their weight around on the back step brian and his daughter spent years just watching to clarissaou think, dad, you're being mad? stop. kind of. it'sjust great. it's notjust beginners become. there's often carnage around every corner. it's painful, like when you spend a whole race behind somebody, your face is numb because of the stones hitting you in the face. fat lip, your gums could be bleeding. not exactly what i wanted to hear before my first lap as a passenger. it's all about meaning and transferring your weight. to get it like that. i would say more fitness and strength. i'm not massively strong in my arms but you've just got to be pretty agile, yeah, fast—moving. got to do the work! it's over onto my bottom side entrance for the way through the mud. by the end ofjust one lap, my arms felt locked in position knees like jelly. one lap, my arms felt locked in position knees likejelly. it's one lap, my arms felt locked in position knees like jelly. it's all yours! let's see what you do now. congratulations. mike bushell, for bbc news in hampshire. quick update on the cricket.

brian and his daughter spent years watching until clarissa suggested forming a team. the others with you, but it's great. it‘s notjust beginners who come a cropper, there is often carnage around every corner. it's painful. you spend a whole race behind someone and your face can become numb because of the stones hitting you, you can have a fat lip, bleeding gums, and i thoroughly enjoy that! not exactly what i want to hear before my first lap as a passenger! it‘s all about transferring your weight. you have to switch over suddenly and take a seat like that. what do you need to be a good passenger? more fitness and strength. i‘m not massively strong in my arms but you‘ve got to be pretty agile and fast moving. this is where i‘ve got to do the work and lean over as brian turns the corner, over onto my bottom side and transfer the weight through the mud. back to the middle. by the end ofjust one lap, my arms felt locked in position, my knees like jelly. do you want yourjob back? it‘s all yours! i can see what you do now, congratulations. footage has emerged of the moment

brian and his daughter spent years watching until clarissa suggested forming a team.. we did have a few scares, especially at the start but with all the noise and the others with you, but it's great. it's notjust beginners who come a cropper, there is often carnage around every corner. it's painful. when you spend a whole race behind someone, your face can become numb because of the stones hitting you, you can have a fat lip, bleeding gums, and i thoroughly enjoy that! not exactly what i want to hear before my first lap as a passenger! it's all about transferring your weight. you have to switch over suddenly and take a seat like that. what do you need to be a good passenger? more fitness and strength. i'm not massively strong in my arms but you've got to be pretty agile, yeah, fast moving. this is where i've got to do the work and lean over as brian turns the corner, over onto my bottom side and transfer the weight through the mud. back to the middle. by the end ofjust one lap, my arms felt locked in position, my knees like jelly. do you want yourjob back? it's all yo

we are thankful for them and clarissa who is here from the foundation. please join me in thanking the panel. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> tonight at 9:30 p.m., the weekly standard's annual political summit in colorado springs with a debate on president trump's foreign and domestic policies. sunday at nine a clock, former u.s. attorney general eric holder at the new england council's politics and exit event -- eggs event. syndicated columnist and cnn contributor celena and republican strategist brad, president trump's swing state voters and how they can impact future elections. shortly after 11:00 sunday, author sam kleiner discusses his book " the flying tigers." the untold stories of the american pilot that which is secret war against japan. on american history tv on c-span3, saturday at 6:00, the civil war, the hundred 50th anniversary of the ratification of the 14th amendment with a clemson university history professor. sunday at 6:30, on oral histories, u.s. army veteran talks about his injury and recovery during the vietnam war. once the

the border to fund the wall, to address of the loopholes and that to solve the daca problem but clarissa members money of the site at that issue especially relates to daca. we've been having kind of a cross-section of all of those numbers in because of the last few weeks in making a lot of headway. i think that what is been productive that we're trying to get to an agreement on a bill that we can bring forward they can get 218 votes. we are not there yet but think movg a lot closer. in exchange we would make sure there would be no discharge petition. >> your odds are that there's not a discharge position? >> wasn't enough they get it, i don't think you'll get it discharge position. you just saw dennis ross come out saying he won't sign it discharge petition to i talked to his will of the members of our leadership team talked to denis about his concerns and to think it was important he and others that we've spoken to that were going to sign the ultimate didn't sign the discharge petition. >> you are confident that what happened tonight sounds like. >> i'm very hopeful that won't happen to

the ford foundation made all this work possible and we are very grateful to the ford foundation, clarissa and my friend david barth, in particular. so i think you're going to learn a lot, i mean, i think it's the largest refugee and idp crisis we've had ever more than world war ii and all sort of geostrategic implications has development implications, community implications. what shocked me is the levels of the growth that is projected in terms of people, if we do nothing. what's also shocked me the amount of money that we have been passively spending both in wealthy countries, in essence, all foreign aid has gone from a 2% to 10% in the last 10 years of all foreign aid globally has been spent in wealthy countries dealing with refugees. and then it's gone from about $4 billion that was spent on refugees and idp is all in 2006, it's now about $26 billion. it increased six times in the last ten years on the whole global issue on refugees and idp. it is fast approaching what we spend globally on global health, and so, if you're in the business, and you follow the stuff, global health is a bi

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thank tord foundation who made all this work possible and we're grateful to the ford foundation, clarissa van como and david barth in particular. i think you're going to learn a lot. i think it's the largest refugee and. >> -- and idp crisis we've ever had. it has all sorts of implications development and humanitarian implications. what shocked me is the levels of both the growth that's projected in terms of people if we do nothing. what's also shocked me, the amount of money we've been passively spending both in wealthy countries, in essence, all foreign aid has gone from about 2% to 10%, it's spent in wealthy countries dealing with refugees. and it's gone from about $4 billion thatpent on refugees and idps all in, in 2006. it's nowutbo26 billion. so it'sn the last ten years, the amount of foreign assistance spent on the global issue of refugees and idps. it's vast approaching what we spend globally on global health. so if you are in the business and you follow this stuff, you know global healths a big chuchk of t-- chunk of the pie. if you add it up, it's approaching what we spend on gl

las audiciones en las diferentes ciudades del paÍs que así como nuestra francisca, ana patricia, clarissasmeralda. "la bella y la bestia" estÁ en hoy estreno mundial. mÁs belleza mi amiga marcela. te tocÓ sela besa, amigo. [risas] alan: mi esposa cuando se enamorÓ de mÍ y me decía "ojos azul cancÚn". [risas] quÉ familia, seÑores! los rivera siempre dan mucho de que hablar. chiquis hoy demuestra que el perdÓn siempre estÁ de moda. resulta que chiquis rivera rivera hablÓ sobre la situación que vive con su tÍo lupillo, con las primas, que ha sido muy fuerte. escuchemos quÉ fue lo que dijo acerca del perdÓn. chiquis rivera: no tengo problema con mi tÍo lupe ni con sus hijas. estoy esperando el dÍa que quieran hablar. al final del dÍa somos andrÉs y hemos perdonado cosas peores. alan:"somos sangre, somos familia" sin duda nos muestra una buena lecciÓn al decir que estÁ dispuesta a perdonar. se les harÍa fÁcil? marcela: fÁcil no es. me parece muy bonito lo que dice. es familia, las cosas se tiene que perdonar, se tienen que dejar claras desde el principio. me parece un acto muy lindo decir pÚbl