a small fee but listen listen this is what continental resources one of the biggest players harold him multiple times billionaire what hit how this company operates as a fracking company he pushes for legislation pro fracking he probably helps finance hamilton sixty eight we don't know because nobody's allowed to know other than what bill kristol who is actually behind it well in twenty seventeen continental spent two hundred ninety four million dollars on interest expenses which is approximately one hundred fifty five percent of his twenty seventeen adjusted net income generation we can't even pay the interest on your credit cards you are broke well you know the same thing is coming to the american economy as a whole i mean this got twenty trillion dollars and on the books debt and the interest costs are rising exponentially and pretty soon it'll be just like a junk bond america's going to be triple c. rated wall street has been j.p. morgan by the way is the biggest underwriter of these junk bonds to the fracking industry but a question to ask is who who are they you know who's the wh

whether black men would be allowed to join full-time the continental army. when the army was set up in the summer of 1775, general washington was initially hesitant to include black soldiers. when he saw the scale of reinforcements that they were bringing in to reinforce boston, washington reluctantly changed his mind and allowed a few free black men not slaves from the various new england colonies into the ranks of his army. it was never terribly common for black slaves to serve in the continental army. in fact is early enthusiasm for the patriot war effort, as washington grew more desperate for manpower, proposals to arm slaves were usually shouted down. of 1776ance, in august a former member of the new jersey congress drafted a plan to arm slaves in the state of new jersey and to form them into a patriot battalion. according to that plan, these black soldiers will be closely watched and their numbers will be kept small so as not to suffer them to bear any large proportion to the white. even those promises proved insufficient to calm fears from other white

i do not worry for just continental.nk free trade is one of the most important things to worldse the wealth of the . continental, a company which is present in all of our regions, this would have a significant effect. without specific measures, you cannot qualify this but continental is sending product from country a to country b. we rely on free trade and it makes our product for the consumer. francine: thank you for joining us on bloomberg tv. let's get to one of our other top stories, one that the chief financial officer of continental is worried about. that is trade tensions. jamie dimon says his main concern is the u.s.-china relationship. that in improvement was achievable. jamie dimon spoke to bloomberg at the summit in beijing. >> you just had your fireside chat to the 2000 plus participants here. what was your main message? everyone --thing, the america-china relationship. the rising easily is a good thing. making me a little nervous which they need to understand and it is around trade. the president has raised

it is important that participation in the continental army tended to nationalize a person. hamilton said that and marshall certainly was an example. marshall is a southerner from richmond. he instinctively is federalist because of his experience in the war as fighting in the continental army. >> two final points, i have to at least get to something on my list. question, founding myths. assessing the legacy of the founding era and founding fathers, what do we get wrong today or what would people be surprised to know? what aspect of the founders and founding are taught incorrectly and misunderstood today? who wants to jump on that first? one that exists in the academy that both of us are part of, both gordon and i are card-carrying destroyers. we didn't just decide to become historians. we are not like, you know -- never mind. [laughter] >> chernoff is a good writer. >> great biographer. same with walter isaacson. same with mcculloch. mcculloch started working for "sports illustrated." we have phd's from respected institutions. his is from harvard and mine is from yale. these

continental congress, thomas jefferson. if thomas had known how important the declaration would become, he would have written in a font. [laughter] he was very busy. t thought this young squirt from virginia on to -- he thought this young squirt from virginia would be the one to write it. the declaration had taken on a sacred character and adams was beside himself with jealousy over the fame that jefferson was dealt. this will be a back-and-forth kind of thing. >> when i used to teach this, i used to say why the fourth? he writes abigail and he gets everything right in the letters abigail. he said -- the reason it is the fourth has nothing to do with anything said in the congress. everything including the fireworks. it is the fact that the printer puts on top of the document july 4. [laughter] it's been wrong for all these years. [laughter] but i overly cleverly say that adams and jefferson reason allies -- realized that the country had made a bad choice. so to make a right decision, on july 4, they both died. almost to the

but since 1993, marseille have been starved of continental success have been starved of continental successpping now they're just one win away from becoming the first french team team to win the europa league. translation: they have more experience than us but maybe our salvation will come from the fact that it's a 1—shot match, it is just one game. after we've said we feel like anything is possible when it's just one game. and with the final on french soil in lyon, marseille are starting to believe this could be their year. but ahead of them lies their year. but ahead of them lies their greatest challenge so far because atletico madrid are rolling into town, and diego simeone's side area team into town, and diego simeone's side are a team that have been there and done it before. translation: are a team that have been there and done it before. translationzl are a team that have been there and done it before. translation: a lot of emotions will be involved. we have dreamed of this opportunity but we also face it with a great deal of humility. we need to realise that facing us we have an extr

in 1775, the second continental congress established a day of fasting and prayer. in 1863, president abraham lincoln urged americans to pray so that in his words, the united cry of the nation would be heard on high and answered with blessing. 1952, president harry truman and the congress formally established this national day of prayer. the time set aside each year for the american people to turn to god in prayer and meditation. to celebrate the day, last year, president trump gathered faith leaders across what he would call this nation of faith. including many of you here today. in that moment, he took decisive action. to ensure in his words, that the federal government will never ever penalize any person for their religious beliefs again. [applause] today, president trump will take another strong step to protect and promote americans of faith. because in this white house, believers of every background have a champion and president donald trump. [applause] in these two divided times, what we will most importantly do today is pause and pray. all across the nation p

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or a position like continental, or a delaware position and an eagle ford position. you can allocate capital in an optimized way. alix: good stuff. thank you. before we say goodbye, i want to get to some of your takeaways. kate likes continental. and mike is looking at opec as well as the broad oil market. sentiment is the highest it has been in several years. the permian bottlenecks will continue to provided tailwind for the market. kate and mike, thank you both for being with me. as we head to break, we want to look at some of the other big commodity moves of the week. soft commodities moving higher on the hopes that china will buy more u.s. goods. some of the winners, soybeans, cotton. coming up, a truckers' strike against rising diesel prices has put brazil's government in a corner. the latest from rio. this is "bloomberg: commodities edge." ♪ alix: i am alix steel, and this is "bloomberg: commodities edge." it is time for the data dig where we delve deep into market trends. natural gas inventory numbers out this week. we saw a build of 91 billion cubic feet, but

continental spoke with us at a conference in bismarck. oie prices hit a bit of a sweet spot. >> we felt that oil prices were going to go up and they have and we still think it's going higher yet. we're not looking at $100 oil in e future or probably $90 oil, but certainly could be in the mid 70s and low 80s. >> reporter: this is good news not just for oil companies but the state and itspars as well. oil revenues are a huge part of the state'sbudget. it's really been transformational for our state in the last tenf years because the tremendous opportunity here, the amount of newcoapital that's in from the industry, job creation, population increase. we've gone from having onef the oldest populations in the country to one of the youngest. new business startup. big increase in gd per capita. >> reporter: the only thing most seem to agree on about oil is that it's famously difficult, if not impossible, to predict where oil prices are going. a local people say that unlike a few years ago they'll be ready for whatever happens. >> we're ready thi

we said much of continental europe is out today with the exception of the uk and finland. uk is up in today's trading, despite the weaker manufacturing data coming out and all the changes going on politically. switching to u.s. futures. it's the first day of the month. let's see how things are looking there. dow is seen opening up about 16 points weaker. s&p about 4 points higher. of course all of that may change in the next couple of hours or so >> president trump has extended the trade tariff exemptions for europe, canada and mexico for an extra 30 days. these countries have until june 1st to make the exemptions permanent for steel and looalumm exports. the decision to extend the temporary exemptions came hours before they were set to expire late last night and late their week a u.s. delegation will be headed to china for high-level trade talks which may include discussions on steel the u.s. is prolonging uncertainty in the market by extending the trade tariff extension. in a statement the european commission says the bloc should be fully exempt from the measure because

he will slot into a continental model at arsenalfor slot into a continental model at arsenal for theive ivan gazidis calling the shots and unai emery will slot in as head coach. all change at arsenal with the 46—year—old spaniard unai emery coming in as manager. thank you. liverpool hopes are high in the run up to the champion's league final against real madrid on saturday and their attempt to win a sixth trophy. and many say it is this man, mo salah, that will win it for the reds. the liverpool striker impressed this season, winning the premier league golden boot with a record 32 goals. today, salahjoined the rest of the squad for training in liverpool ahead of the big game. but where did his career start? in a little—known village in egypt — as sally nabil has been finding out. they dream of becoming football stars. in mohamed salah's hometown nagrig, all the kids want to follow in his footsteps. translation: when i see him playing, ifeel it's me playing. i feel grateful that salah is from our town. salah is like a big dream to me. i love salah and other world footballers, too. the

we started as a continental empire by clearing out the native peoples and other foreign forces then we became an overseas empire by taking islands in various parts of the world and then after the second world war we've been very. global in part now we are playing on the whole bill your type. the united states has always had a variety of tools to use and its attacks on other countries. economic sanctions are are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is play some military pressure on the countries a talking about and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country particularly in our own press and in the press of that leader's own country. americans love to think there were intervening in other countries to overthrow evil people and if that's true you have to make the person look evil. in nineteen fifty one ottomans came to power in guatemala to being a looked at by the people in washington the us president received the usual courtesies of us visit. years ago i wrote a book about how the united states overthrew the government of quote a m

it has developed the ballistic technology allegedly to reach the continental u.s.bms so i would say two separate sets of circumstances but geographic reality has a lot to play. but looking in terms of consistency and policy there's a lot to -- >> and trust. >> the issue of trust is -- from the iranian perspective how can you trust the united states if they can't keep their word with us. i'd say from the trump administration per speck tifr they'd say it's very different because we have a reliable partner in china, south korea, we have japan and i'll use the word less visibly also russia does have a paper in this. >> to that point, the issue between iran and north korea, you know, if you were in iran right now and you're watching this and you say look what north korea's achieved by having ballistic missiles, by taking american hostages, they got a seat at the table with the president of the united states. meanwhile iran who has entered into negotiations with the united states now has seen its deal ripped up, sanctions reimposed. >> yeah, and a reenforcement probably

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as we know, george washington fought for the continental army. >> tucker: that's true.ng is the kids there are so dumb and so high on the legalized wheat here in d.c. that they can't be bothered to wikipedia the term to learn what it means? instead they get all mad, angry college student. >> kids at gw are far from stupid. >> tucker: i taught there for a semester and i really liked the kids. >> do you think they are stupid? >> tucker: it was 15 years ago. it's always the dumb ones who get all the publicity. there are some impressive kids at gw. the kids at this are like drooling morons. you are against the name because you are against colonialism but the colonials in the name were fighting colonialism? >> do you think george washington would want to be called colonial? would want to be called maybe continentals or have his name associated with independence, have his name associated with freedom. >> tucker: he's not here to fill us in on any of the nuances, but i can say for fairly certain i think you might be honored that they named the school in the city after him. one

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the agreement would remove tariffs on 90% of goods and pave the way for continental customs union.n on the continent will join the product of more than $3 trillion. the target is to establish the free trade area 2020. you can read more on the bloomberg. caroline? nation on the continent will join the product of more hear from theext outgoing vice president of the ecb who has got calls for reform for the eurozone, the european union. have a listen. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn in new york and caroline caroline hyde is in boston. time now for the central bank exclusive. bloomberg's western european central banks editor is standing by with a special guest. >> thank you. beenere with a man who has at the heart of ecb policy making basically since the birth of the euro almost two decades ago. for the last eight years, he has been vice president. the term expires next month. calmto the all too brief between the sessions he has been through, he has been through an unfortunate rate hike since 2011, negative interest rates, rescuing the euro area from deflation or t

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the earlier satellite pictures show the showers and storms have been gathering across continental europet and these showers will start to show their hands during the first part of thursday. not a bad start for many, but with a lot of mist and murk and low cloud, a few showers up towards the north—west. but it is these heavy downpours towards the south—east that we will be keeping a very close eye on. it is hard to predict where the worst of the weather will be, but right across the south—east, east anglia and then eventually into the midlands, wales and the south—west, there is the risk of some really intense, thundery downpours which could give enough rain to cause some flash flooding. across northern england, here we could see one or two showers breaking out through the day and once the cloud breaks from and once the cloud breaks out from the morning across northern ireland and scotland and the sun comes out again, there is the potential for one or two isolated showers but the heaviest downpours always likely to be found across southern areas. a very warm and muggy day as well, 21 degr

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now, the earlier satellite picture shows that these showers and storms have been gathering across continentalat the moment, and these showers are going to start to show their hands during the first part of thursday. not a bad start for many, but with a lot of mist and murk and low cloud, few showers up towards the north—west, but it's these heavy downpours down towards the south—east that we'll be keeping a close eye on. it's really hard to predict exactly where the worst of the weather will be but right across the south—east, east anglia and eventually into the midlands, wales and the south—west, there's there risk of some really intense, thundery downpours that could give enough rain to cause some flash flooding. across northern england, here we could see one or two showers breaking out through the day, once the cloud breaks up through the morning across northern ireland and scotland and the sun comes out, again there's the potential we'll see one or two isolated heavy showers, but the heaviest downpours always likely to be found in southern areas. a very warm and muggy day as well, 21 degr

he would be wanting independence or continentals. >> tucker: he's not here to fill us in on the nuancesirly certain he might be honored if they named the city after him. it is one of the most expensive schools in the country. you have to change the name of the school because it is it embarrassing? >> you can have the basketball team the liberals. you fought against the liberals and it doesn't make sense. >> tucker: to this. i am no american history professors but the colonial period refers to the time of the revolutionary time. it is a broad term that anybody who is been awake in sixth grade would know about it except the kids behind the petition. >> george washington fought in the colonial army for the british at one time. he would want to be attached to the president following colonialism and after the constitution, when we were free. i certainly was not free. >> tucker: what percentage of the kids could name the century that the american revolution. >> i think 100 percent. >> tucker: i bet you it is not. >> i can't afford that money. >> tucker: i bet you not over 40 percent could tel

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it's against the law in the continental united states, and i should say in all 50 states, what we're proposing is make that a standard in the territories as well. there are some elements of animal fighting that are illegal in territories but not all together. this has been a long journey a. 40-year journey in this country. it reached a crescendo about 10 years ago when a standard was created in all >> states. what this amendment does, mr. chairman, is very simple. it proposes to do the same thing in the territories. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virgin islands eek recognition. ms. plaskett: i rise to claim time in opposition to this amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. plaskett: i thank you for the opportunity to express my strong opposition to the amendment. it is deeply unfair to the united states territories and original intent of the federal law in question, the animal welfare act amendment. under which states have always been defined to include origina of the th

and asks why so little attention is paid to the weddings of other royal families from asia and continentalite asks, "what kind of man enjoys the royal wedding more than the fa cup final?" chelsea and manchester united face stiff competition

we started as a continental empire by clearing out the native peoples and other foreign forces then we became an overseas empire by taking islands in various parts of the world and then after the second world war we began to a global empire now we are playing on the whole bill your type. the united states has always had a variety of tools to use and its attacks on other countries. economic sanctions are are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country particularly in our own caress and in the press of that leader's own country. americans love to think there were intervening in other countries to overthrow evil people and if that's true you have to make the person look evil. in nineteen fifty one ottomans came to power in guatemala to being a looked at by the people in washington the u.s. president received the usual courtesies of us visit. years ago i wrote a book about how the united states overthrew the government of quantum

and asks why so little attention is paid to the weddings of other royal families from asia and continentale. and finally, the short list website asks, "what kind of man enjoys the royal wedding more than the fa cup final?" chelsea and manchester united face stiff competition from the royal family for attention as they face each other at wembley stadium for the english premier leagues biggest football fixture of the year. so let's begin. such a wide variety of subjects. with me is richard griffiths, who's corporate communications director at the global pr firm, ketchum. i should not be so cynical. that is wrong. a bad start. there is a very wide range of perspective on coverage. i think it makes sense to start with, let us go straight into the fever as the telegraph is calling it, the wedding fever. throwing up nonetheless some of these are still unanswered questions about how is it all going to fit together for dig about how is it all going to fit togetherfor dig in about how is it all going to fit together for dig in markle about how is it all going to fit togetherfor dig in markle in par

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bomb means a nuclear nation of the neighbor region for europe this is the core of our national and continental interests to keep the deal and if the us president it's reckless enough to ignore our interests we have to to care for ourselves and actually was in washington monument call you wrote a letter to mr trump does he nor all these arguments i'm not sure if it's only europe been ignored by trump i think everybody has but trump is ignoring a trump but it's about the core of foreign national interest and national security interests so it's about us now to do everything we can to prevent a nuclear station off the massive conflicts we already have in the middle east. thanks a lot. and that was german politician ahmed nouri speaking a short while ago for more analysis and background on the iran nuclear deal head to g.w. dot com and we will of course be covering trump's announcement live a little later this evening in the meantime geologists in the united states say that it is impossible to predict when a volcano in hawaii will stop erupting the killer whale volcano on hawaii's big island starte

he will have to work in a continental model with others making the decisions alongside him.w system for arsenal after 22 yea rs decisions alongside him. it is a new system for arsenal after 22 years of arsene wenger and unai emery is the man they think is the right man to lead them forward. not the only news from arsenal tonight. the club's confirmed santi cazorla will leave them when his contract ends this summer. despite making 180 appearances for the gunners, he's not played since october 2016 because of an achilles tendon injury. he'll reportedly train with his old club villarreal in spain before next season. now, what a week it's going to be for liverpool, and we've been hearing from jurgen klopp today ahead of their champions league final. he's urging his team to be brave on saturday night against real madrid. klopp and his players rerturned from warm weather training in spain today, and will head to kiev for the final later this week. and after today's open training session at anfield, he revealed he thinks liverpool can cancel out madrid's vast european experience. i

. >>> el séptimo juego está pactado para el lunes, vamos al viejo continente, el real madrid en el estadiopo en europa, es lo que tengo en la información deportiva, es tiempo de ir a una pausa y regresamos. ♪. ♪. >>> amigos y para finalizar un hombre de texas está preparando para salvar una gran aventura . >>> el primer hombre que planea cruzar el océano pacífico nadando. >>> guau. >>> su tripulación de 9 persaons zapran el martes de tokyo, japón y vienen a san francisco en una épica aventura tome 6 meses, el francés ha realizado la hazaña antes, hace 20 años cruzó el océano atlántico sin parar y cuando terminó dijo que no lo volvería a hacer. >>> yo creo que si lo logra él su tripulación tendrán muchos motivos. >>> debemos darle una gran bienvenida en san francisco, les queremos invitar mañana acompañarnos en el carnaval, asu que mañana el festival arranca a las 09:30 de la mañana y va a tener temperaturas agradables, no se te olvide el bloqueador solar. >>> imprescindible, nos despedimos ,qué tenga una linda noche y nos vemos mañana en las noticias . >>> hasta pronto ♪. . . >>> ♪ es sÁba

secretary of the united states, ryan zinke yesterday we were out on a continental resources drilling, a town of 750 people, out in the middle of the state getting an idea to what the price point is, how they'll make money, if they can make money, where the growth will come from. we did that tour we also got to ask a few questions. these guests will also be on tv today. but yesterday on the drilling rig i asked the interior secretary, secretary zinke about infrastructure generally and whether or not we'll get something done in the united state states >> we're behind in this country on infrastructure, bridges, highways this piece moves the economy forward of looking at our long-term infrastructure plan. >> the cnbc audience is keenly invested on infrastructure of all kinds, do you think we'll get something done on infrastructure as a nation this year or maybe early 2019 it seems like we're close but it's been frustrating for a lot of business leaders we talk to >> if the president keeps his campaign promises, i have every confidence we'll get infrastructure the president is a builder h

. >> casi todo el continente, excepto los lugares congelados.erto de arizona comentÓ son en medio de proyectos y calles 4000 aÑos atrÁs los migrantes plantaron una mirpa con maÍz originario que trajeron asÍ, sus hijos como sus costumbres y tradiciones de sus pueblos. >> la primera vez que se hizo como comida, es con el tamal. locutora: con esa misma masa, se pueden hacer tortillas, posoles, pupusas y cientos de bebidas. >> cada pueblo tiene su propia. locutora: su ceremonia para seleccionarlo y prepararlo. los arqueÓlogos hablan de dioses del maÍz, del viento y del agua por establecer aquÍ eso fue una decisiÓn calculada. >> se sabe, astronÓmicamente, por eso se celebra el 3 de mayo. beatriz: en el salvador, numerosos sismos ocasionaron daÑos con mÁs de 75 casas y tambiÉn ocasionaron pequeÑos derrumbes en carreteras. al menos ocho temblores sacudieron el oriente del paÍs es centroamericano pero en total se ha registrado mÁs de 240 sismos en la zona del epicentro. hasta el momento no se han producido heridos graves ellas activaron todos los comitÉ

. >> cambiemos las cosas al fútbol, en el caso de los jugadores del viejo continente carlos salcedo van, y bueno no hay nada que el pueda hacer con el eta es la informacion deportiva, vamos a una pausa y volvemos con más un brindis de estrella jalisco pa arriba! para las estrellas de la selección mexicana. pa abajo! para las estrellas que saben que no llegamos aquí por suerte, sino por años de dedicación. al centro! para las estrellas que nunca se dan por vencidas... para las que sangran verde, blanco y rojo. pa dentro! este es nuestro momento. estrella jalisco, la única cerveza premium mexicana que tiene el orgullo de ser la cerveza oficial de la seleccion mexicana. estrella jalisco. vamos por la estrella. en san francisco inauguraron la nueva torre (en inglés) y hoy fue el día que les dieron la bienvenido. >>> encendieron las luces de los últimos 9 pisos de esta torre y mire, este espacio fue diseñado para proyectar exposiciones artisitcas. >>> ojalá podamos transmitir el noticiero desde ahí. >>> estaría buenísimo . >>> sí. >>> estamos cerca de casa , en 15 minutos llego desde mi casa

revelÓ que no habÍa discutido con el líder africano se comentarÍa vulgar sobre las naciones de ese continentes de inmigraciÓn. sin embargo, ese plan no se ha presentado hasta el momento. jorge: el fiscal general estarÍa estudiando la violencia domÉstica como un motivo para otorgar asilo a los estados unidos y eso le preocupa activistas y abogados de inmigraciÓn. temen que este buscando eliminar esta categorÍa de la ley de asilo. reportera: cruzÓ la frontera hace tres aÑos, huyendo de su esposo. >> no quiero mostrar mi rostro porque tengo miedo de que vea esto y me encuentre o me busquÉ. reportera: su pareja estaba involucrada con las pandillas. a ella no le quedaban muchas opciones. >> yo me vine de seis meses de embarazo. me vine por miedo a que Él pudiera matarnos. reportera: ella tuvo suerte, pero el futuro de muchas mujeres centroamericanas que piden asilo por violencia estÁ en la mira del fiscal general, jeff sessions, quien revisa el caso de otra mujer centroamericana el cual involucra a un juez de inmigraciÓn de carolina del norte conocido por negar casos de asilos a mujeres que alegan

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nuevo director tÉcnico, firmÓ por dos temporadas en esta, que serÁ su primera aventura en el viejo continenteelta de la esquina,estas son algunas propuestas que aparecerÁn en la boleta. la propuesta 68 autorizÓ $4,000,000,000 en bonos para recuperaciones de parques estatales y federales. ademÁs, redistribuyen $100,000,000 en bonos autorizadospreviamente para el mismo fin. palmira: la propuesta 69 indica que se usen Únicamente para fines relacionados con ese sector. en general prohÍben que la legislatura desvÍa esos fondos para invertirlos en otros. ya regresamos. yo aprecio a mis maestros porque siempre me están dando la ayuda que necesito. lo que me encanta de la escuela es que es una comunidad no solo son los maestros. mi entrenador de fútbol me a involucrado a ser tutor para estudiantes que quieren mejorarse. los maestros se preocupan por los estudiantes también como personas no solamente como estudiantes. ¡son extraordinarios! narradora: la asociación de maestros de california. los educadores saben que las buenas escuelas públicas mejoran a california para todos. palmira: este mes estuvo

terminamos los dejamos a un lado el fÚtbol kel viejo continental y nos vamos con bÉisbol que es miÉrcolesla para los bravos en atlanta. >> remolcando 4 carreras fueron las jugadas gigantes de la semana. en el dÍa de maÑana y para santos no fue nada de fÁcil eliminar para el actual campeÓn en cuartos de final, ahora las cosas no serÁn mas fÁcil ya que tendrÁn que abrir en calidad de visitante entre las Águilas del amÉrica en el estadio azteca algo que jonathan orozco no es tan malo. >> sÍ es una sentÓ ja. >> y jugar en su cancha y a lo mejor poner un buen resultado y muchos pensaron que era asÍ, para mÍ es lo mismo. >> hay que aguantar el 0 en casa y ganar de visitante es la mejor fÓrmula. >> por Último el cruz azul >> >>> le dio la bienvenida ari card peleas comenzÓ que lo transferido solamente decididos por el punto en el tÉcnico pedro kaz no, seÑores es toda la informaciÓn deportiva que les tengo al momento vamos a ir a la pausa comercial y regresamos con mÁs. mÁs. >> yo aprecio a mis maestros porque siempre me están dando la ayuda que necesito. lo que me encanta de la escuela es que es

determining about the politics of the continental united states, the conservative republican governor of florida, where hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans are going, just said he supports making puerto rico the 51st state. he says the united states should respect the will of the people in puerto rico. it sounds like he understand they will be voting in the next election where he is running for senate. giovanni: politicians are paying attention. the third or fourth trip that he has made. giovanni: they are paying attention now. they don't want the people to be in puerto rico but they want the place, the land. amy: we will continue to cover the issue. you mentioned teachers. we are moving on to what is happening with teachers in arizona. tens of thousands continuing to protest. giovanni roberto is director of the center for political development in puerto rico, an umbrella organization that set-up community kitchens after hurricane maria and now has ten mutual aid centers throughout the island. he is on tour now to raise awareness and and meet with members of the puerto rican diaspo