a competition day to day of destiny for the continental. this event is run and run very strictly by the quiet board they have a rule that says on side has come out from the competition we spent many a year begging for an exemption but no luck. in the end the continentals decided to perform for us outside the venue. it was yeah it will open sort of your case we were wrong apparently according to the board when you look at the mission to do a video sale but that is still on the bottom of the to get it and we got it did we see it. was not i don't know what you're going to need to do with this know what you want whatever you want to mexico we go outside made us buy it be walking we can it's a not it. and if. i call the record the continentals one of nine a trophy for dressing up of all things for the rest they were crushed maybe they were doomed from the outset and maybe it didn't matter. we wanted to do it what it was that. they lived in before they'll. be disappointed to build a business but at the same level go. to see that this is a. good t

a competition day to day of destiny for the continental. this event is run and run very strictly by the quiet board they have a rule that says on side has come out from the competition we spent many a year begging for an exemption but no luck. in the end the continentals decided to perform for us outside the venue. will suit up on your claim we were wrong about. according to the board when you look at the mission to do a video with just a little on the bottom of the we're going to go outside did you see it. was not going to go wide open then you thought it would be snow what you want whatever you want to mexico we go outside made us by it walking we can it's a knotted. club. and if. i pull the record the continentals one of mine a trophy for dressing up of all things for the wrists they were crushed maybe they were doomed from the outset and maybe it didn't matter. of course we wanted to do it would be with a deal if. they lived in before. you. can be disappointed again last night but everything in life will go. just to see that deer stand

you can reform behind the continental line. he hoped they would rejoin the battle. give me two volleys and you can go home and how all of the old folks will bless you and the girls will kiss you. that is what they did. they reform behind the continental line, pickens led them back into the battle and played a decisive role in the final seat of the british. hope that is good enough. >> did pickens have any professional relationship with francis marion? they didn't have much direct contact because they were operating in different parts of the state. after the war, they were both in the legislature. i have not found any correspondence between them. runsure that they had to into each other at the statehouse and perhaps say a few words about the revolution. they never directly served side-by-side. yes, sir? you mentioned, there was a lot of viciousness and neighbor against neighbor fighting in south carolina during the american revolution. how much violence against loyalists or people who tried to forces,al was done by the stent sibling u -- ostensibly under pickens? and

in the end the continentals decided to perform for us outside the venue. it was yeah it will open so touching your case we were wrong apparently according to the board you knew that the reason to do a video with it was to sit on the bottom of the we're going to think that because it's not a did you see it. was not able to go on your with anything on it would be to know what you want to put up what you are going to mexico we go outside made us buy it be walking weekend it's a night at the. club. and if. i go to the record the continental is one of nine a trophy for dressing up awful things for the rest they were crushed maybe they were doomed from the outset and maybe it didn't matter. of course we wanted to do it with. lived in before it would. be disappointed if it's not but it does seem like the. just to see that this is a. good thing. and just for the as it went once again two hundred bucks and his infant starlight's was. the stuff we all different kinds of people played together it's just like the plug into the sky and sand and. does that moment the mu

you notice children don't we don't know what kind of technologies they have and the continental continental level and basically what they have agreed on and singapore is to set up a framework for future processes very of us very symbolic that's what they're actually doing that also in future agreements there will be of course clear steps about transparency and about verification and then the technologies need to defiant but this is not been agreed yet so is this is the problem after that summit there there was no nothing concrete on paper on the one hand yes on the other hand there was enough space and scope for both parties now to actually discuss a process and that no longer have to get to the table with absolute dumont's. which is a rigidly fail all right behrendt barrier analyst with the german council on foreign relations thank you so much and all trumps offer of talks with kim jong un surprise the world well now he's done it again by offering to music iranian president hassan rouhani without preconditions but that's not a cool response from the islamic republic where the head of the s

we just heard about the united continental.other strong earnings on there is well and within the financials. let's look at some of the gains. csx was notable. concerns after the railroad legend hunter harrison passed away in december. he had been leading csx and his successor seems to be a steady hand on the rains here. that is as the company comes down with any patients he number that is a record for a u.s. railroad. profit is well above analyst estimates. morgan stanley signaled that investors may soon get the benefit from buybacks on the company. it has not been their practice to buy back shares, but remember, warren buffett has had trouble finding places to have his cash. a lot of consumer staples are weeks today. goldman sachs is cutting its view of households saying they are too expensive, even though the have not been out performers. and, investors should expect to percent relative evaluation derating over the next year. in particular, clorox's cut on earnings risk and unsustainably high relative valuation. hit cores.rga

george washington strongly discouraged his continental officers from accepting any challenges, knowing that the war would be hard enough to win without his young officers measure derg each other -- murdering each other. of course dueling was pro heberted by the articles -- prohibited by the articles of war but the records of continental court-martials showed very few prosecutions for dueling. i think only about seven, actually. so duels either occurred in secret or else authorities looked the other way. quite a few of our revolutionaries including future members of the society of the cincinnati took part in this deadly form of conflict resolution. mosh , general laughlin from georgia killed button gwinnett, a signer of the declaration of independence n. a duel that could be perhaps considered the second or third most famous duel in american history. sh was wounded -- mc-- mcintosh was wounded but survived. when john laurps, general washington's chief of staff wounded general charles lee over disparaging remarks lee had made about george washington, curnl alexander hamilton served as la

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i went back and looked at some of the documents, and it turns out it was some continental scouts who were chasing here when she was being taken off by iroquois, and they shot high and hit her and not the indians. so, but they used that as a rallying cry for the scalping of little jenmy -- jenny mccrae. i had one other dimension which i like was -- if i can get it here. they also talked about there was a lot of espionage that went up and down. and they were all spying on each other. and justice sherwood ran most of this. he had been pushed out, and he was -- oh, when he refused to give, to pledge loyalty to the patriots. and as a result, he was taken out and beaten. his house was trashed. everything he had was trashed. he was sent off to be locked up in a mine in hartford, connecticut, where they put the enemies of the revolution 80 feet be underground, and he got away and worked his way across. and he ended up being one of -- doing a lot of the fighting. he was one of the leads for burgoyne when he came south on this. one thing i found talking about who was in the force, who was in t

be seen as unmanned god but remember george washington did not become commander-in-chief of the continental armory until he was 43 years old old so he had a long career before that. it was a checkered career in some ways. i want to start with a passage from the beginning of the book, the first chapter, little bit about george washington in general. >> george washington at 21 was a very different washington from what we know and hold sacred different from that stately commander in the continental army a selfless first president that unblemished father of the country gazing off into posterity this is not the washington possess of superhuman virtue who given the chance to consolidate power and rule indefinitely over the just for nation willingly step down to return to work wildlife on his virginia plantation. rather this is the on washington but not the washington of the bedtime story. this washington is ambitious, temperamental, same damn thin-skinned petulant, awkward, demanding, stubborn annoying, and passionate. this washington has not yet learned to cultivate his image or contain his emot

well, merkel gets a very mixed press across the continental.l argue glee be forever remembered in the southern european countries, notably greece, but italy and parts of spain, as the champion of austerity policies during the debt crisis that spread from throughout009 all for years, essentially, until about 2016, 2015 rather. germany was at the forefront of demanding budget consolidation rather than just agreeing to give these countries money. and that's primarily because germany is the biggest economy, as i said, and the biggest donor to these countries. that make people extremely angry and arguably, rightfully so. but at the same time, the rural area, certainly if you agree with her policies, you see it's starting to recover and that could be part of merkel's legacy. wasat the same time, she also pushing for alliances with france throughout this whole time to try to make a european solution that would drive the whole continent forward. carol: let me jump in. i mentioned in europe early, -- italy earlier. they may help germany in the immigrant

continental resources doesn't have any hedges.f you think oil prices are going higher, it is a great stock to invest in. cash flows will go up, and that should result in higher prices. alix: richard, that is really key, because the iea warns that the saudis are not going to have enough spare capacity to make up for the losses. you can see we have a chart showing saudi production versus losses from venezuela and angola. not even when it comes to iran. what is your base case for how much is going to get taken off, what countries will pare back how much of their imports? richard: we are thinking that venezuela continues to decline, heads down toward a million barrels a day by the end of this year or into 2019. libya seems to be fluctuating. maybe stays a million barrels a day once it has recovered. we think angola is really struggling, heavy declines. the big one is iran, we are penciling in 1.5 million barrels per day in losses of exports, that will translate into supply losses that will only become visible in q4. q3, it is hard to

continental resources doesn't have any hedges.you think oil prices are going higher, it is a great stock to invest in. alix: richard, that is really key, because the iea warns that the saudis are not have enough spare capacity to make up for losses, and you can see that in this chart. this chart shows saudi production versus losses from venezuela and angola. even when it comes to iran, what is your best case as to what countries will pare back how much of their imports? richard: we are thinking that if venezuela continues to decline, heads down toward a million barrels a day by the end of this year or into 2019. libya seems to be fluctuating. maybe it stays at one million barrels a day once it is recovered. we think angola is really struggling, heavy declines. the big one is iran, we are penciling in about 1.5 million barrels per day in losses in exports. will not translate into supply losses, but it will only become visible in q4. q3, it is hard to deal with oversupply, but you have a lot of very supportive factors towards the en

of course dueling was prohibited by the articles of war but the records of continental court-martials showed very few prosecutions for dueling. i think only about seven, actually. so duels either occurred in secret or else authorities looked the other way. quite a few of our revolutionaries including future members of the society of the cincinnati took part in this deadly form of conflict resolution. in 1777, lachlan mcintosh from georgia killed button gwinnett, a signer of the declaration of independence, in a duel that could be perhaps considered the second or third most famous duel in american history. mcintosh was wounded but survived. when john laurens, general washington's chief of staff, wounded general charles lee over disparaging remarks lee had made about george washington, colonel alexander hamilton served as laurens' second. the same aforementioned laughlin mcintosh captive of the british after charleston surrender in 1780 complained of frequent dueling among his young officers. and then at the bottom of the slide, we'll come back to charles pinckney in just a few minutes.

it's pretty much europe's financial capital these players are progressive the moving to continental europe and we're joining the euro zone or so this low is strong enough to show the public opinion but there is a real interesting new dynamic here. so the level barely ample of lemon i'd like to talk to you about the threat of terrorism france facing sporadic lone wolf terrorist attacks and almost a monthly basis and the center for the analysis of terrorism says that france remains the most heavily targeted country in europe in three years since tabak cyclone and france has adopted a number of anti terror laws but the threat remains why is it something wrong with france's approach to the issue also there. i think that we have made significant progress especially in terms of surveillance in terms of intelligence we have also made great progress in the legal and legislative aspects of these things to make sure the surveillance policy is faithful to our laws especially to the protection of civil liberties which are part of our constitutional rights there is significant and important progress he

hundred year denotes the that turn russia from a fragmented northern european backwater into a pan continental empire still brings up disagreements. internal rifts mean the russian orthodox church is still reluctant to recognise as authentic what forensic experts have long believed to be the romano's remains canonized in two thousand and his family and now saints and symbols the church uses to preach the conservatism and self-reliance it wants russia to adhere to. the we all know promises of a new happy life or support from outside allegedly by more educated advance people who must tempt our people. but while the state's has venerated other russian princes an emperor as recently as symbols of a strong and resilient russia analyst maria lipman says this last isn't one of them the reason falls out may be that nicholas the second is not an achiever he's a failure he lost his own park and lost his family lost his life old russia was in the war so to put in he is not an especially. attractive or a proper hero disagreement over the rim on of his one of the many examples of the difficulty russia has

there was a unanimous consensus in the continental congress to do so. today, we depend upon at least a bipartisan consensus to protect whistleblowers and it gives us some hope and encouragement when there are dedicated people who work in some of these government offices created by congress to protect whistleblowers and we may not always a agree with wh these agencies do, but we can take some pride and some solace in the fact that there are dedicated people who really do believe in whistleblower rights in some of these agencies and one such person is tristan leavitt who is here today to represent the office of special counsel, the principal deputy of the osc. please give him a warm welcome. [applause] >> an honor and privilege to be with you today. i don't know if anyone has paid attention to the timeline, this is the 40th anniversary of the ig act and the civil service reform act of 1978. it is quite significant both of those acts were passed exactly 200 years after the resolutions discussed today highlighting contributions of whistleblowers, a good rec

foremost brought france and germany closer together has brought together several countries from continental europe and in this situation we can see that brags it has triggered something a revival of the european commission and from an economical perspective from a financial perspective we see that many financial players who are based in london which was pretty much europe's financial capital these players are progressive the moving to continental europe and we're joining the euro zone or so this low is strong enough to show the public opinion but there is a real interesting new dynamic here. so the level barely ample of lemon i'd like to talk to you about the threat of terrorism france faces sporadic lone wolf terrorist attacks and almost a monthly basis and the center for the in alice's of terrorism says that france remains the most heavily targeted country in europe it's in three years since to back cyclone and france has adopted a number of anti-terrorist laws but the threat remains why is it something wrong with france's approach to the issue. and i think that we have made significant p

flying north we see one of the most magnificent sites, mount mckinley, the highest mountain of the continentalith america. -- north america. jagged peaks and vast regions of ice and snow, a strange, cold world. the snow fills the deep valleys to form glaciers, the great, frozen rivers that moved slowly to the lower valleys. glacialt to form streams and rivers. the coast of the bering sea, we find eskimo villages, usually close to the water. today the eskimos build wooden houses and are well acquainted with modern ways of living. many of them still where the a jacket parka -- wear or parka. they still live by fishing and -- they pursue the whales, they use both made of wood covered with sealskin. this woman is cutting will meet into strips to hang in the sun. open air drying is a common method of preserving for the winter. native eskimo life is one of the tourist attractions. at no visitors enjoy watching the game of lincoln tossing. it is a great event for the fun-loving eskimos. these friendly people are a part of the story of alaska. that story is changing rapidly. the old alaska to the new

jay shows up and writes this thing at the first continental congress. it's brilliant. and nobody notices it's written by jay. so this is like the theory of history, that, you know, leadership only comes into existence in moments of great crisis. >> and they were all awere of thi -- aware of this. >> yes. >> very aware of what they were doing. >> yes, but that where gordon and i are in agreement again, and it's a level of agreement that neither one of us is particularly pleased about, there's line in mark twain, goes to the holy land and he says, "christ been here once will never come again." you're not going to see these guys again. >> maybe we'll have a crisis in the 21st century right nows that commensurate with the one they faced. in some sense, the civil war was such a crisis and it produced lincoln. the depression and totalitarian threat produced franklin roosevelt and there's generally a consensus among scholars of the presidency that washington, lincoln, and fdr are the greatest presidents. nobody disagrees about that. might shift them around. >> uniformly they'

a unanimous consensus in the continental congress to do so. upon at least a bipartisan consensus to protect whistleblowers. it gives us some hope and when there are dedicated people who work in some of these government offices that have been created by congress to protect whistleblowers. withy not always agree what these agencies do, but we can take some pride in solace in the fact that there are who believe ine whistleblower rights at some of these agencies, and one such person's tristan, who was here today to represent the office of , the printable deputy of the osc. will you please give him a warm welcome. [applause] tristan: it is a great honor and privilege for me to be with you today. this is the 40th anniversary of the ig act. it also happens to be the 40th anniversary of the civil service reform act in 1978. i think it's quite significant that both of those acts were passed exactly 200 years after the resolution that highlighted whistleblowers. i think it is a good recognition of the significance of that time for our government. koerne

and that this crust must be sliding, under continental crust. he looked atl it all and put yu into into into together and figure out and wrote a paper in 1965 that basically laid out what mega crust with? are. he was up against a lot of people, a lot of prominent people including one in particular who wrote a paper that appeared a couple months before his thatly argued totally the opposite way, that it had to have been much different kind of situation that was not related to any kind of sliding of one crust or another. george turned out to be right. the great thing about this book for me in addition to meeting survivors of the quake and spending some time in alaska was i got to spend time with george, because he is at age 87 now, i think he is 88 now, he's still going strong. he lives in northern california. he retired from the geological survey 22 years ago, but he still goes to the offices at menlo park everyday. he's still working on the alaska earthquake. one of the great joys of my life as a got to spend some time with him in alaska, includ

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that happened including two earnings reports early this morning first we want to look at united continental, the big airline and then csx the railroad giant and then alphabet. the biggest damper in this market has been the transports that's a key sector. i have always been a devote ofe of the transports. we have some real downer numbers last week from delta, from american, holy cow they're beginning to make me question how much we should be paying for stocks in general if they're doing so poorly, and then united continental lights it up. ♪ hallelujah with a big boost to its full year earnings forecast and a terrific upside for the quarter, despite the huge increase of the price of oil plus, the company shaded down a capacity growth, meaning they're not going to add quite so many new planes which is key to their ability to make the numbers down the road my conclusion, don't despair about the transports question how american and delta are doing versus the share grabbing continental how about csx? >> all aboard! >> this railroad always lists how each cargo line is doing, how well it's performi

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for the end of the day and especially big exporters were among the biggest losers companies like continental out of supplier or the big three car companies here in diameter b.m.w. and volkswagen but also just in the steel maker and auto supplier and. if you ask yourself where there's a trade conflict begin or end in a trade war starts well it's with numbers like that that you'll finally achieve a trade war if it comes to that and then ultimately seems to enjoy sort of influencing markets like that and nothing seems to be. in for him you boldly goes where no well the president to go before now he's criticizing his own central bank how did that go down. at that went down really badly it really affected the dollar the dollar weakened on that before the euro expressed in dollars was at around under a dollar sixteen now it's about a dollar seventeen that's a big swing in the currency markets trump is suggesting that the interest rate and next time an interest rate decision comes around the fed won't pull any punches in order to prove that it's not listening to donald trump that it's its own perso

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hasta aquÍ ha llegado desde otros continentes. al no tener el proceso, prefiriÓ irse. anotan y se van a los albergues. las que buscan asilo siga llegando. el flujo de migrantes no cesado. la comunidad que llega a la frontera y se acerca a la lÍnea fÉlix: la casa blanca anunciÓ hoy que no pagarÁ al menos por el momento millones de dÓlares que el gobierno federal le deberÁs compaÑÍas de segundos-- seguros. a pesar de esta medida, varios estados estÁn viendo la presencia de nuevas aseguradoras que intentan competir y ganar nuevos mercados. >> hemos visto nombres nuevos que estÁn entrando en el estado de arizona. no es comÚn aquÍ en miami.en efecto, el mercado de seguros en estados como carolina del norte, utah, virginia, wisconsin, oklahoma, virginia entre otros, ha visto en otros meses el surgimiento de competidores. hay mÁs competencia y más donde escoger lo que a uno le convenga. vamos a estar mucho mejor. podrÍamos ir a mÁs compaÑÍas. todo el mundo va a poder tener un seguro. contrario a las predicciones, ley as compaÑÍas de s en varias ocasiones y no se ha podido . a

of world war ii, the canadian army has maintained a mobile striking force, specially trained for continental early postwar operations, united states forces participated in joint maneuvers with these canadian snow fighters. such forces may one day be needed to protect arctic radar warning centers from enemy attack over the north pole. defense of this line is one of the many cooperative responsibilities of canadian and american troops. ♪ at gagetown, new brunswick, facilities are designed to accommodate all the needs of a busy army. regular armyown, and militia units which convene here each year for maneuvers can march to the world's finest land music, including the pipe bands of the famous canadian black watch. [drums being played] [bagpipes being played] ♪ hard work is the order of the day. while the bands rehearse, the on alery is busy softening-up operation to be coordinated with armor and and for tree units. men of the militia have an opportunity to train with duty-toughened regulars. seven, eight. ♪ [explosions] too,tor: the armored corps gets a chance to show what it can do. >> steady,

also a suggestion that some people were saying, well, perhaps we'll get like the continentals and notween 11am and 3pm. are you proposing a siesta? but the country has problems with productivity as it is! we are the country —— the country with the longest working hours in europe is actually the greeks. and french productivity is better than ours. i've never worked out why that is. jason, take us through the financial times, please. this facebook story, a bit complicated but important. talking about a huge decline in its share price. it seems to be, for a company that is dominating everything, getting into a lot of trouble. yes and no. although it's been a massive run day for the share price, after it was still higher thanit price, after it was still higher than it was last year. it was still a massive, massive global enterprise. what's the problem? well, it's twofold. one is that it's kind of seen a decrease, or a forecast in degrees in advertising revenues, which is the primary reason it spooked investors. it's partly because it's reached saturation point there are only a certain num

the continental congress voted for independence on july 2.one would remember that day as a national holiday. but they hadn't crafted a document explaining the move. sound familiar? >> we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it. >> so they wrote it up, gave it an edit and printed it july 4, 1776. most signed the document on august 2, 1776. there were, however, some stragglers signing in september and october. the public didn't see the document until january 1777. chad pergram, fox news. >> now you know the rest of the story. coming up, we'll take you on board one of the navy's newest boats. we'll have a live report as we think of those in the military that defend our freedom on this independence day. my day starts well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, d

cambiamos de continente, nos fijamos ahora en pekÍn. hombre resultÓ herido en una mano estallar un artefacto explosivo. habÍan personas cerca nadie sufriÓ heridas, excepto el atacante. tiene 26 aÑos y procede de mongolia nada ha dicho de por quÉ llevaba el explosivo y que se trata de un caso individual de seguridad pÚblica. >>> se imagina esto, poder fabricararlas de fuego en su casa. parece una locura. y no falta mucho que pueda realizarse. armas de plÁstico tan reales como las convencionales. para los activistas por ejemplo que estÁn contra la violencia es una amenaza real. gabriel huerta nos da estos detalles. a partir del primero de ahogar chivos de armas en lÍnea que pueden enviarse a una impresora de tercera dimensiÓn para creararmas de plÁstico. >>> un programa especial lo prepara y lo mandas a la maquina y calienta el plÁstico y lo derrote. >>> diego jorquera que elabora productos de plÁstico afirma que una industria con gran futuro y no apoyarÍa la construcciÓn de armamento de plÁstico. >>> es peligroso, si hay un error con la

en este continente quedan menos de 100.000 jirafas.a: tambiÉn con los hijos del presidente trump tambiÉn hubo polÉmica. hastag que se convirtiÓ en tendencia en twitter a medida que simpatizantes de trump criticaba la cadena de walmart, al vender estas camisetas que promueven la destituciÓn del presidente. tambiÉn veumnde borja: le dan a uno y a otro, en fin. preocÚpate si tienes un telÉfono samsung, atenciÓn en casa porque pueden haber enviado al azar y sin tu consentimiento imÁgenes a otras personas . esto lo que estÁ sucediendo incluso a dueÑos recientes como el galaxy note 8 y el 9. dicen que el problema viene de samsung una aplicaciÓn determinada del galaxy. imagÍnate que el telÉfono te envÍa una foto que lali quieres enviar a nadie. carolina: estÁn investigando, imagÍnate, de repente tomas una foto y no quieres que nadie la vea. y cae en manos equivocadas. hay que tener mucho cuidado. borja: le dices a tu jefa que te encuentras mal y le ega un selfie en la piscina. tenemos cifras o sobre las bolsas de plÁstico. >> cada vez estamos

. >>> bueno comencemos con el fÚtbol, porque comienzan tambiÉn los movimientos en el viejo continenteo el jueves rumbo a madrid por el a lo cual suspendieron su presentaciÓn especial ayer, este serÍa el quinto equipo del de layÚn en europa y el en segundo espaÑa luego de pasar fugazmente Último meses por el sevilla. >>> en la copa internacional de campeones shgz el bayern munich superÓ al psg que no conto con en que de los jugadores mundialistas y menos neymar, debutÓ bufon el portero, el exarquero de la juventus que pasÓ toda su vida en la bella seÑora y el gol de parÍs lo anotÓ el jugador estadounidense cuyo padre es el mÍtico goleador george wae pÁez la repÚblica de lee de... y aquÍ estÁ el puertorriqueÑo jonathan bomba gonzÁlez que retuvo su tÍtulo de la organizaciÓn de boxeo al imponerse al mexicano juliÁn el niÑo artillero en florida la transmisiÓn tambiÉn marcÓ el debut en la familia de telemundo deportes del cuatro veces campeÓn del mundo abner mareses y comenzÓ el mexicano en el puerto, los pumas derrotaron a veracruz, atlas empatÓ con el querÉtaro, para universitarios anotar

hasta llegÓ en firma__ a afirmar que le mira sentido ni pacto negativo en los paÍses del viejo continentela separaciÓn de familias serÍa sÓlo el comienzo de un largo viacrucis para los inmigrantes. >> un esfuerzo mayor. crean miedo en las familias inmigrantes, crean pÁnico en los niÑos, crean un trauma. >> criminalizar a quienes cruzan la frontera ilegalmente. evitar el acceso a personas que buscan asilo en la frontera, cancelar el programa de protecciÓn temporal para miles de personas, son algunas de las seÑales de lo que estarÍa por venir. este abogado teme que los inmigrantes legales tambiÉn estarÍan en el radar del gobierno. >> los que tienen documentos, yo dirÍa que la residencia permanente no estÁn permanente ya. se estÁ cuestionando a muchas personas que entran a travÉs de los aeropuertos legal y legÍtimamente. si han tenido alguna violaciÓn al cÓdigo criminal y aunque sea un delito menos grave. >> quedo claro que el presidente trump no favorece la migraciÓn. trump demostrÓ su fuerte postura contra flujo de inmigrantes. sugiriÓ que tenga cuidado y que la inmigraciÓn ha sido negativ

el calor extremo que azota el norte de nuestro continente ha cobrado al menos 33 vÍctimas fatales.de la ciudadanÍa a quienes hayan aplicado a la naturalizaciÓn. ya se han mentido al momento de obtenerla. varios casos de abuso sexual en contra de jÓvenes en ese paÍs. y las autoridades en texas arrestan a una madre por querer vender a su niÑo de siete aÑos y tener en proceso de venta otros dos niÑos de dos y tres aÑos. illia: al regresar, les contamos lo que puede pasar a la inmigrante africana que puso en apuros a la policÍa cuando escalÓ la estatua de la libertad. ♪ ♪ y eso nos hizo sentir más acompañados. sin embargo, luego, algo ocurrió. tuvimos que lidiar con spam, noticias falsas y el mal uso de la data. eso va a cambiar. de ahora en adelante, facebook aplicará más medidas para mantener tu seguridad y proteger tu privacidad. porque cuando este lugar cumple su misión, todos estamos más unidos. ¡che¡wow!esto! ¿cómo te conviertes en la marca más vendida en el país? tal vez hace unos meses. ¡cierto! ¿aquí? ¡ahora sí! lo haces para los que esperan más de una suv. ¡mejor! ¡mucho mejo

frederick von steuben served in the continental army until the end of the revolutionary war. he wrote a book. they called it the blue book because all he had to write on was blue paper which has since faded a bit. the u.s. army still uses portions of the blue book to teach new recruits to this very day. frederick von steuben from prussia is credited with creating america's professional army which is now the most powerful fighting force in the world. again this little known hero of the american revolution who volunteered to help this country win its independence, to help turn the tide of the war in america's favor, was not actually american. during the war, he wrote this letter to george washington, explaining why he volunteered to fight for a country that was not his own. he told washington, quote, the object of my greatest ambition is to render your country all the services in my power, and to deserve the title of a citizen of america by fighting for the cause of your liberty. and in 1784 von steuben got his wish. as a thank you for his service, as a reward for his sacrifice

the continental margins it goes underneath, remelts essentially and finds its way back to the ridge it's almost like what they call a conveyor belt. in fact that's how they referred to it. so, that would -- because it's going out and pushing against the continent, which force the continents to some of do things like create mountains and stuff as material was scraped off the sea floor hit the continent and stuff. so that debate was really, really big in the mid-'60s. so along comes this earthquake. and george was a 35-year-old u.s. geologyam surveyologist, work with the alaska branch. not a seismology gist by any means. like a rock hundred him would go out in the alaskan bush every summer and spend a week or two with one other geologist in the middle of know where and read rock outcropping and map the ron do the wad wad to figure out what kind of mineral resources alaska hadment when the quake happened -- excuse me -- the geological survey decided they needed to figure out what happened with this quake. anyway didn't really -- excuse me -- they didn't really have any seismologists on staf

and across continental europe stocks hit a one-month high on track for the fourth positive section in erraticson with a surprise operating profit as the company turns around to gain momentum. asml is seeing better than expected earnings. the pound goes to a ten-month low on disappointing u.k. inflation numbers. it was softer than expected in june analysts say that reduces the chance of a voe rate hike next month. the dow is up 71, close to the highs of the session when we come back, a lot more from delivering alpha, including the best idea from jim chenos. >>> and then later white house chief strategist steve bannon is going to sit down with michelle caruso-cabrera this afternoon. "squawk allie" continues in a moment hello. let's go for a ride on a peloton. let's go grab a couple thousand friends and chase each other up a hill. let's go make a personal best, then beat it with your personal better than best. let's go bring the world's best instructors right to you. better yet, let's go bring the entire new york studio - live. let's go anytime, anywhere, with anyone who's willing. and l