your broadcasting news about cuba into cuba; is that correct?> guest: correct, but we also report nudes about the united states. it's very important that we do that, but more than that, we also broadcast news from latin america and the rest of the world because it's important for our audience to understand there are countries that are sovereign and free that can -- and democratic -- and there's a future, you know, we want to insert the audience into the economic world again, you know? you know, the relationship with cuba and the united states, once there's a democracy, there's a no-brainer; right? they are 90 miles away, but we also want to inform them of what's going on in the rest of the world because i think, you know, we think it's something important. i mean, it's a global village now; right? it's not about one country or the other. >> guest: what would you say the percentage of cuba news is? >> guest: that the priority. as much as we can get. >> guest: how do you get it? >> guest: through -- because i'm here, you know, for a long time, we'

on cuba. so what we did was we started to do focus groups of recent arrivals into miami to understand the daily lives of our audience. we cannot operate in a vacuum. we need to know how they get to a baseball game, how they get their food, how they listen to radio, how they use internet, cell phones. so we've done extensive research on really understanding our audience which has created that we have changed some of our programs and the way we broadcast news. our news is relevant to our audience. in cuba. >> host: matt lee. >> host: well, i just want to get back to the whole idea of audience penetration and how you know that the money, the money, the $28.5 million, your yearly budget, is, that the product of that is getting to people in cuba. i don't think anyone would argue that it's not a good idea to send, to transmit unbiased news into cuba, but, i mean, the last time that i'm aware of that there was a study done was a ga report from two years ago predating your arrival there. that found th

you are broadcasting news about cuba into cuba, correct? >> correct, but we also report news about the united states. it is important that we do that. more so than that, we broadcast news about latin america and the rest of the world. i think it is important for our audience to understand there are countries that are sovereign and free, democratic, and there is a future. we want to insert our audience into the economic world again. the relationship between cuba and the united states, it is a no-brainer. there are 90 miles away, but we also want them to know what is going on in the rest of the world. we think it is something important. it is a global village now, right? >> what percentage of it is cuban news in the broadcast? >> that is the priority, as much as we can get. >> how do you get it? >> we have had relationships with people inside the island report to was different incidents -- report to us at different incidents that are going on. it is almost like a citizens- based news gathering. >> but there have been incidents where the cuban

i just got back from cuba. am a historian and i'm actually writing a thesis on this subject and how the u.s. contributed to making cuba communist. can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> real listening. >> just want to be sure unconnected. i would like mr. rasenberger comment on how -- what the -- have not seen it mentioned yet how the 1954 successful cia sort of almost arrogant cia overthrow of the government in guatemala, the same actors were involved in the bay of pigs, how that contributed, that momentum give impetus to or sort of a hubris that they could easily pull off an operation like that because my research shows that these are the folks that began it. and then the other thing, and i will hang up. it is maybe a comment or to, this embargo, it currently exists, being put to an end in these two nations reaching some reproached. >> at work, we would get an answer to those questions. again, though, why were you in cuba? >> i was in cuba because i was an academic, licensed, if you will and as is the study for

again, though, why were you in cuba? >> i was in cuba because i was an academic, licensed, if you will and as is the study for their research paper that i am writing, supported by my university, and i was there legally. >> what are your impressions? , what were your impressions? >> my impressions are is a very poor country. the cuban people love the american people, but they hate, this is a generalization, but a lot of them did not like the american government. they make that distinction, but it is a great country, but it is very, very poor there. they could benefit by having us embargo and some meeting of the mines. it may not occur until after fidel dies, but i would like to, i would really like to hear what mr. rasenberger has to say about that. >> thank you. beck's -- mr. rasenberger. >> i agree with your description of president cuba, first of all, and i also agree with what you're saying about the 1954 operation in guatemala. no question that that involves the cia and the eisenhower administration would think that

again, though, why were you in cuba? >> i was in cuba because i was an academic, licensed, if you will and as is the study for their research paper that i am writing, supported by my university, and i was there legally. >> what are your impressions? , what were your impressions? >> my impressions are is a very poor country. the cuban people love the american people, but they hate, this is a generalization, but a lot of them did not like the american government. they make that distinction, but it is a great country, but it is very, very poor there. they could benefit by having us embargo and some meeting of the mines. it may not occur until after fidel dies, but i would like to, i would really like to hear what mr. rasenberger has to say about that. >> thank you. beck's -- mr. rasenberger. >> i agree with your description of president cuba, first of all, and i also agree with what you're saying about the 1954 operation in guatemala. no question that that involves the cia and the eisenhower administration would think that

el ex gobernador viajó a cuba por petición, no pudo ni verlo >>> el gobierno de cuba quieren un cambionternet a unos 1.500 judíos en la isla el gobierno cubano lo acusó de actividades subversivas. >>> dijo que quiere al gobierno cubano, y dijo que él volvería a cuba >>> en washington, univisión >>> el aspirante presidencial republicano cain dijo hoy que otra mujer podría denunciarle por haber sostenido con ella una relación extra marital dijo que quier salir al frente de esta noticia, porque no quiere enfrentarla después >>> el controvertido alguacil de arizona, se dispone a apoyar las aspiraciones de perry. tiene previsto hacder campaña esta semana con el gobernador de texas >>> y ahora pasamos con martin y un adelanto de la edición nocturna >>> esta noche un nuevo escándalo empaña al deporte universitario, al asistente de la universidad de nueva york por acusaciones de abuso sexual además, un adolescente está tras las rejas en ohio por presuntamente colocar avisos engañosos en internet, al menos 3 víctimas fueron asesinadas y causa controversia en arizona, en un club de tiros que ofr

de latinoamérica en general, cuba, nicaragua, ecuador, bolivia y otros países que tienen alianza conrán, por ejemplo, y que no son amigos de los estados unidos, han sido casi ignorados por distintos gbns, cómo ven estos países que están tan cerca a los estados unidos? >>> una política exterior que esté basada en nuestros valores, que podamos proyectar a nuestros vecinos, libertad, democracia, derechos humanos y libre comercio, afianzar las relaciones con amigos y aliados, y a cuba, le decimos que hasta que no se cumpla la ley, hasta que no dejen de violar derechos, hasta que dejen de apoyar a los terroristas, no los vamos a reconocer. y la ley, lo dice muy específicamente, levanten la prohibicion a organizar partidos políticos, liberen a los presos políticos y tengan elecciones

en cuba vive gente. >> si hubieras cantado en cuba, obreras -hubieras tenido temor de que te boicotearontido tratar de pasartela bien. >> tu padre muriÓ en mÉxico? >> sÍ, trate de llegar pero no hice a tiempo. >> yo lleguÉ, me pude despedir. el padre era una figura tan icÓnica en la familia que son de lo que logrÉ no pudo destrozarlo. el era el eje central de la familia y a mÍ me encantaba. ahÍ se me ocurre por primera vez en mi historia de autor escribir una canciÓn a mi madre, "mi novia se me eÁ poniendo vieja". nunca pude escribirle una sanciÓn a un hijo ni a una mujer que representara algo importante para mÍ. mi padre tampoco. >> y esa canciÓn aparece en una versiÓn con piano. >> sÍ, que justamente logra que el texto sea mucho mÁs frontal. >> ricardo, independiente. mucha suerte. >> gracias, Álvar >> con esto llegamos al final de este programa. gracias por haber estado con nosotros. esta noche tendremos la Última informaciÓn con marÍa elena desde managua y carretero se quiera saber sob las elecciones en guatemala. gracias y hasta la prÓxima semana cuando juntos vayamos al punto. ♪

vamos a hablar de cuba. en tu Última producciÓn, hablabas sobre la relaciÓn entre cuba y miami.rÍas temor de un boicot? >> no. >> cantas donde tu quieres? >> si, si a mi me pagaran el boleto para ir a cuba, tendrÍa que rendirle cuentas. hay gente que lo ve como un rencor en el tiempo. pero uno no toca vela en ese entierro, creo que para cantar en cualquier circunstancia,1 no tiene que rendirle cuentas a nadie >> perdÍ a mi padre y sigo en duelo. tu lo perdiste hace un aÑo. le prometiste pasarmela bien. tu puedes pasartela bien? >> mi padre vivÍa en mÉxico que muere cuando estaba en los estados unidos. >> yo lleguÉ. pero te debe haber pasado lo que me pasaba a mi. mi padre tenÍa una imagen tan protagÓnica. el eje central de la familia me encantaba. a mÍ se me ocurre, por primera vez en mi historia discogrÁfica escribir una canciÓn a mi entorno cercano. por primera vez le escribo una canciÓn a mi padre. >> con esto llegamos al final de este programa, gracias por haber estado con nosotros. esta noche el noticiero univisiÓn tendremos la Última informaciÓn. por supuesto, todo lo que

por primera vez en más de medio siglo de comunismo , se va a permitir la compra y venta de casas en cubaos llevaremos en un reportaje especial, donde se entrenan mujeres soldados estadounidenses, para hacer cosas que los hombres no pueden este es su noticiero univisión. [♪] . >>> hola, ¿qué tal?, muy buenas noches, estamos transmitiendo en vivo desde los Ángeles, muy concurrido por la comunidad hispana, creo que hay un partido de futbol a mis espaldas, pero también ha sido escenario de violencia contra inmigrantes, dejamos esto a un lado, y vamos a la noticia del día, que tiene que ver con el asesinato de un alcalde en méxico, esto quizás no sería noticia, pero lo es en este momento, porque era candidato antes de las elecciones, y donde un aspirante, es la propia hermana del presidente felipe calderón. tenemos todos los detalles de este crimen >>> entre llantos dolor y aplauso de familiares del alcalde, lo despidieron, quien fue asesinado por personas desconocidas, que le dispararon con una escopeta >>> surge desconfianza, palpo a la sociedad molesta y triste por esto que ha sucedido >>>

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to cuba. are we talking that will provide flights to cuba? >> we're talking about just a few airports in the u.s. that are going to fly their aircraft to havana. it's a partnership between delta and marzel travel. the u.s. government needs to authorize the passengers that get on board those planes and travel to cuba. people that have close relatives, business people, students, researchers and analysts that want to go to cuba. it's not as easy as all that to buy a ticket and head off to cuba, there are a few extra steps to be taken. it's definitely a sign of the practical transition of easing travel restrictions to cuba from the u.s. >> zain vergee, live in london for us this morning. thank you. >>> penn state rocked by a sex scandal. a former coach is accused of sexually abusing young boys but he's not the only one facing charges. >>> an a texas death row inmate is set to die this week. he says dna testing, though, will prove his innocence. but will his wishes be granted? 26 minutes past the h

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es la imagen que vende fidel al exterior, es cuba por dentro.evivir la batalla contra lobesidad por un experimento con monos y seguimos con los preparativos para que la ♪ >> como les adelantaba, la automotriz japonesa llamara a revisiÓn acerca de 550.000 vehÍculos en todo el mundo por un problema que podrÍa reflejarse en la direcciÓn. todos esos vehÍculos, los modelos afectados corresponden a los aÑos entre 2004 y 2006. asÍ como el toyota hilander. >> vamos a cambiar de tema, descubren lo que podrÍa ser la esperanza de quienes luchan contra la obesidad. un medicamento conocido como adipotive, que funciona atacando el tejido adiposo debajo de la piel y alrededor del vientre. el otro varÓn en monos y lograron reducir el sobrepeso en 11%. >> la decimosegunda entrega mundial de los latin grammy. a menos de 24 horas de la gran fiesta, tenemos los detalles desde las vegas. >> de dÍa y de noche, los artistas entran, salen, para dar los toques finales a sus presentaciones en el escenario. pepe aguilar, y raley. alejandra guzmÁn ensayÓ sola. asÍ lo recib

of cuba.sha's widely discussed in the papers. but delicate because officially the government didn't know about or they should have to stop it. right before quitman launched his invasion, president franklin pierce told them it was a no go, don't do it because that kansas-nebraska act just been passed and it was such an uproar, pierced through the added uproar with cuba would bring. so taken together, bad dreams number one, two and three created this nightmare for benton, that there could be a belt of slave states that was large enough to defend itself and to sustain itself as an independent nation. so, in fact, he wasn't crazy for having those fears. there are countless people have contributed to state boundaries, and aside from all the white men that i've been talking about, i want to just quickly mention that there were people from all walks of life. there were native americans, such as keith green mccurtain who sought to create a native american state called sequoia, which would occupy what

to still be in a cold war with cuba almost fifty years after j.f.k.'s murder rights and since l.b.j. went to his grave thinking the castro had killed j.f.k. in the in the minute half we have left like to talk about that eight in the street that are to happen sooner that that i that i mentioned in the in the setup. you have eloquently described. this before it's described in the book legacy of secrecy the hate industry that led to the murder of dr martin luther king the hated history that led to the murder of robert kennedy and of course jack kennedy but in particular that led to the murder of dr can. you tell us about how that was working down in georgia where you live. well we see our out here in a red state and i'd likely live in a blue area like i have to have it we see that hey it's just almost unbelievable and i actually know it's very relevant not just for like the assassination attempt on gabby giffords you know it's horrible but for everything to normalize relations with cuba because down here and i think in red states across the country a lot

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let's talk about cuba. really amazing for cuba, that is, that people can boy and sell real estate? >> yep. you can buy real estate now. this new law could reshape the country's economy. don't get too excited and see whether or not you can afford a nice patch of beach property in cuba, carol. hold your horses a little bit. on taking a closer look here, actually only cuban citizens or foreigners with permanent residency in cuba can buy any property. even then, the real estate market what they're putting out is quite limited. the other thing, too, carol, anyone who buys property or real estate has to swear under oath that they do not own any other property. >> what? >> those are the caveats. we have to see how it goes. it's uncertain what this whole creating a housing market in cuba is actually going to play out. don't get too excited just yet. >> okay, i'll hold my excitement in. thank you very much, zain vergee, live in london. >>> coming up, the texas judge caught on tape beating his daughter will not face

. >> cuba anuncia una ley de venta de bienes raíces . >> con la nueva ley se puede dar o propiedadesubanos que viven y los extranjeros que viven en cuba . >> ya volvemos con la acción deportiva . >> (♪ ♪) . >> . >> (♪ ♪) . >> vamos a los deportes . >> vamos a ver de hugo sánchez . >> quedan definidas galaxy de los Ángeles en guerra por el tercer campeonato . >> los de nueva york tenían que ganar y anotar dos goles bien luke sorprende a los galacticos pero beckham se la da a mike y el gol . >> un beckham es derribado y landon donovan la pena máxima 2 a 1 y 3 a 1 en el global el galaxy de los Ángeles avanza . >> en otro duelo con gol de brian houston gana al de filadelfia . >> y así van a la final . >> houston busca el titulo . >> las finales son así . >>kansas recibe al de houston y el galaxy de los Ángeles ante el real salt lake . >> ambos partidos el domingo por la tarde . >> bueno el berrinche le costara a rafael marquéz 3 partidos de suspensión le quedan dos más en el inicio de la próxima temporada , también 2250 dólares por el escándalo del fin de semana ante el galaxy de los Áng

going to change toward cuba? but when is cuba going to change toward the u.s.its own people and join other countries in the hemisphere, even nicaragua and venezuela and have elections? when we do that, we should talk about changing our relationship. until they do that we should be on the side of democracy. >> back to the presidential campaign. are you going to endorse? >> i have a lot of people running that i have had relationships with and been helpful to me. i'm not inclined to endorse in the primary. i am looking forward to having a nominee. i am confident looking at the deal and the way the field is shaping up that we as republicans will nominate someone who will be a clear and very appealing alternative for direction president obama is taking america. >> you have been asked this question ad nauseam about possible if you were asked to be a vice presidential nomine nominee. you were definitive saying you like being florida senator and you'd say no. >> it hasn't changed over thanksgiving. >> not over turkey. >> it has not. >> su folk university says if you we

, and that got me thinking because there's a lot of controversy now about planning with cuba drillingore, especially after the gulf oil spill that we had last year. how -- >> guest: that's an interesting chain of events. >> host: i'm trying to explain my logic here. how does cuba getting into the offshore oil game -- how does that affect the stability of energy, if at all, and is there a reason for us to be as concerned as we are post this event in the u.s. gulf? >> guest: i think the thing is cuba's very close to florida, and some of the cuban waters they drill in is close to florida, and so certainly concern about just basically environmental safety and security and how it's managed in cuba. of course, for decades, it was thought that cuba might have hydrocarbon resources going back to the late 1950s actually, but now starting to drill in the waters, and oil has been very key to the relationship between venezuela and cuba because veeps way la stepped in that plays a role the expectation would at such point that companies drill in the waters, we'll see a real intensification of conce

miembros de la disidencia en cuba acogieron hoy de forma positiva la noticia de que el papa benedto 16e firmÓ hoy un acuerdo con la fundaciÓn oswaldo cruz,para producir en brasil un medicamento contra el sida. se le ofriÓ una licencia a esta fundaciÓpara producir sanadil. el inicio de la producciÓn estÁ fijo para 2013. >> la competencia ha iniciado en el aÑo 2007 terminÓ a las 11 de la maÑana y 1minutos de hoy del mes 11 del aÑo 11. a mÍ quedaron en lista las cataratas del iguazÚ. definitivamente esperamos que pueda traealgo positivo para turismo de la regiÓn. ♪ famosa una pausa y tras este pequeÑo corte publicitario les mostraremos algunas singularidades alrededor del 11 en este dÍa en el que ha estado en ba de todos.

, democracia, derechos humanos y libre comercio, afianzar las relaciones con amigos y aliados, y a cubalar derechos, hasta que dejen de apoyar a los terroristas, no los vamos a reconocer. y la ley, lo dice muy específicamente, levanten la prohibicion a organizar partidos políticos, liberen a los presos políticos y tengan elecciones libres, eso es todo, así que yo veo esperanza en la próxima generación, pero por el momento, exportan problemas, revolución y caos a sus vecinos, y yo creo que esto es desestabilizante y yo creo que esto... >>> amigos, habló mucho más en esta entrevista exclusiva sobrre inmigración, las relaciones con méxico, además habló de que sí es cierto que en washington son millonarios que ayudan a millonarios y que nunca los políticos ven lo que pasa en nuestras calles , todo esto y más este domingo en enfoque con eso nos vamos a una pausa comercial, una movida mojada por el alcohol además, nos disculpamos, fue el mensaje del gobierno >>> en méxico, el gobierno tuvo que pedir perdón en ciudad juarez, por las llamadas muertes de juarez, y es que el gobierno reconoció qu

>>reportera: algo que en cuba no se escuchaba hacía décadas.de encontrar de todo, ¡ja, ja, ja! >>reportera: desde noviembre se abrieron decenas de tiendas para la santería afrocaribeña. después de que el presidente dio la autorización, hay muchas reglas y restricciones pero más de 300,000 cubanos compraron la licencia para operar pequeñas empresas. la mayoría son micro emprendedores vendiendo a menudo sánduche o refrigerios. >> estos pequeños negocios están cambiando el paisaje urbano, los cubanos están usando sus propios portales, aquí tenemos un hombre arreglando relojes, y aquí venden artesanías desde carros de madera hasta muñecas. ha implementado reformas de libre mercado, entregando tierras a agricultores privados y recientemente permitiendo que los cubanos compran y venden sus casas. las medidas han indicado algo de capitalismo en esta economía, mayormente en manos del estado. los lagos emprendedores independientes pagan impuestos, también proveen empleo es éste el momento en que el gobierno ha empezado a realizar despidos en masa. >> no

president obama eased travel to cuba for students and religious and cultural groups.t's estimated 400,000 american will fly to cuba, compared to a quarter million last year. >>> members of the greek government are calling today an historic day after the prime minister sealedded a deal with the opposition on cameraing a coalition government for euro bailout. prime minister gore papandreou agreed to move aside when the new government takes over. the union gave greece 24 authorizing explain how it will form a unity government. the greek government has been scrambling to reach a deal before finance ministers of euro countries meet in brussels tomorrow. >>> violence broke out in afghanistan as a muslim holiday was beginning. a suicide bomber tacked a mosque as they were leaving a prayer service, killing seven people, including two police officers. more than a dozen others were wound. the holiday of eid al-adha is marked by prayers and feasting. violence in iraq eruptedded in a baghdad marketplace bombing. >>> the death toll from thigh in thailand has risen. the thai prime

judy gross went to cuba last week to see her husband.he has lost 100 pounds and is not the same man he was when he left. >> he was really jovial, outgoing kind of person who just everybody gravitated toward him. and his spirit is broken. he is really depressed. he is very angry. even i had a hard time making him smile or laugh when i saw him. >> gross had satellite communications equipment that he said he wanted to give to members of cuba's jewish community but cuba says he was spying and sentencedded him to 15 years. gross' wife said december 1st is alan gross day on capitol hill and on friday, synagogues across the country will offer prayers for his release. >>> herman cain is reassessing his run for the white house. we'll hear from the republican presidential candidate. >>> developing news surrounding the occupy protests in several cities. details of what is unfolding. first, we'll check the markets though. the activity yesterday was marked. the dow up, nasdaq down. nikkei also down overseas dropping 43 points as world stocks continue

. >> secretary of state think of cuba differently than as part of the region because of the domesticolitics and the relationship? >> we think of cuba differently because it is the one country we can't even take a seat at the table because it doesn't have a democratically elected president and unfortunately we have a history with cuba of castro's decision to involve soviet nuclear capability that friend the territory of the united states, hiding anti-american regimes and so there are foreign policy reasons that we have a different relationship with cuba but my hope is in the larger democratization that is going on across the world that cuba can't be left behind. it has to be the case that when fidel castro goes the cuban people get a chance to elect their next government. [applause] >> that was a setup question. financial security adviser and secretary of state are almost firefighters to get woken up in the middle of the night. someone does something stupid within your organization or around the world. how do you anticipate the future? some evidence that while there was a basis for th

something not heard in cuba for decades.ppers can find everything they need for a spiritual cleansing or to ward off an evil eye. "i can use this in the bath to protect me against the shadows," says a client buying bunches of basil. dozens of shops catering to the religion have opened here since last november. that's when president raul castro announced reforms to allow more private enterprise. there are plenty of rules and restrictions, but more than 300,000 cubans have now bought licenses to operate small businesses. most of them entrepreneurs often selling sandwiches or snacks. these businesses are actually changing the urban landscape. cubans are using their living rooms, their driveways, even front stoops. right here, in fact, we have bun man fixing watches, and right next door people are selling arts and crafts. everything from little wooden cars and dolls to statues. castro has slowly adopted a number of free market reforms. handing idle land to private farmers and most recently allowing cubans to buy and sell their h

it doesn't get to the fundamental issue in cuba. the people of cuba, they are a free people, can choose any economic model they want. they can choose a western european model, the american model, that's up to them to decide what kind of economy they want to have. my fundamental concern in cuba is not the economic model they choose although i'll have some suggestions. i think my underlying concern in cuba is political freedoms, and those don't exist. none whatsoever. and that is what we should be focused on. if the political openings come and the people in cuba have a voice in the process, they can choose the economic system for themselves, and that's what we should be a voice on behalf of is a political opening, and that's not hang. >> no. any relations you have with cuba is all on their terms, 100%. a perfect example is travel to the island. i think it's well intentioned, but it drives hard currency. it is a major source of hard currency which the administration concedes is part of a balancing act. it's hard currency they use to ke

government to travel to cuba.hip took off last month. >>> the national resources defense counsel held a protest outside the white house earlier today, urging president obama to reject the keystone xl pipeline project. the 1,700-mile pipeline would carry crude oil from canada down to refineries in texas. pipelines operator said it would include safeguards to protect people and property. >>> all right. on now to politics. politics, what else? herman cain is losing his patience with reporters, to say the least. the republican presidential candidate is refusing to answer more questions about allegations of sexual harassment against him. reporters peppered him after his debate with newt gingrich saturday night in texas. >> mr. cain, the attorney for one of the woman who filed sexual harassment complaint -- >> don't even go there. >> can i ask my question? >> no. >> no gossip -- >> can i ask a good question? >> where's my chief of staff? >> i'm right here. >> please send him the journalistic code of ethics. >> and yet h

it has a democratically a elected president and unfortunately we have a history with cuba.astro's decision to install soviet nuclear capabilities, threatens the territory of the united states, highly anti-american regime. and so there are important policy reasons ostensibly that we have a different relationship with cuba. but my hope is that in the larger democratization that is going on across the world that the cubans simply cannot be left behind. it absolutely has to be the case that when fidel castro goes the cuban people get a chance to elect their next government. [applause] [applause] >> that was a setup question. >> the national security adviser and secretary of state are almost fire fighters, give woken up in the middle of the night. someone does something stupid within your organization or around the world. how do you anticipate the future? there is some evidence that while there was the basis for the arabs bring or even others, the soviet collapse, how do you anticipate the future when you're in those particular rules for both the president but more importantly t