americans were now running cuba -- who were now running cuba wanted that also.generated a lot of anti-expansionist sentiment and fervor in congress and other places, among intellectuals and writers, mark twain and others. but he never wavered. he got the negotiation, he sent it to congress and could not get it through the congress through a treaty. he didn't give up. he sent it back to congress as a -- to be dealt with by two houses which did not require two thirds vote. it only required a majority vote in both houses and that is how we got hawaii. then there is the philippines. when the spanish sued for peace after three months of that war, he basically said fine. i'm more than happy to negotiate a peace treaty, but here's the deal. spain has to leave cuba. we will take a temporarily, but it's going to be independent. spain has to leave puerto rico, that came out of nowhere, but we had conquered puerto rico. spain has to give us an island in the pacific, that turned out to be guam. and that has to happen before we move further in negotiations. that's really tou

we liberated cuba many the caribbean. we could have kept it, but we made a commitment that we wouldn't. he kicked spain out of the caribbean and turned it into an american lake. for good measure. because we noted he acquired hawaii through negotiation and acquisition and annexation. he set in motion the events that led eventually, i saw the display outside, to the panama canal. and tr gets an awful lot of credit for that and he deserves it, but it was really mckinley who reversed the policy of his predecessor, cleveland, who was an antiexpansionist and said no, no, we're going to move on this kcanal and set in motion the studies and the actions and the planning that led to the canal. he brought about the jobs in china. the european and japanese powers. he created a concept with trade reciprocity, which when i was covering trade policy in the 1980s, when it was a hot issue for the "wall street journal," reciprocity was really what was then called sort of fair trade. make it even so we can have this exchange of goods across

another male dominated domain here in cuba.that as you may go into this you make amulets guys told me to surf somewhere else so i wouldn't steal that way so all i see myself as a strong woman i can be very determined when i set out to do something i don't stop until i've succeeded but you know lord i know there's not much of a surf scene in cuba yeah guy has been detained and questioned by police all too often. they thought i was going to get to my surfboard ringback and head to the u.s. . when she's not out mastering the waves ya run surfing classes for children from poor backgrounds. and especially enjoys working with girls. the 36 year old doesn't make any money with her mentoring. and as yet to get any state support but for her that's not the point where. you are able to get over that i do it because i enjoy it. i do it because it's what i love and i want to share it with others i don't need to be paid you know as i see down that may not come you. meanwhile an early end. he's got some bad news the lease on her beloved studi

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sanctions forced western union to close operations in cuba and a big blow to those depending on money sent from abroad. heads one week to election day in the u.s. and the candidates are hitting the battleground states polls indicate democratic party contender joe biden holds the lead nationally but it's a close race in a number of must win swing states mike hanna reports. a final frenetic week of campaigning before election day president trying doing a swing through 3 of the states with polls indicate he is neck and neck with joe biden wisconsin michigan and the brask. attempting to remove one issue from the agenda at the beginning of the day tweeting fake news media is going full on. we are rounding the turn 99.9 percent. and he's attempting to reset the conversation around an economy he claims to have provided it's trouble believe the number one reason that i'm standing here because of trade and how we turn that around thanks 7 days from now we're going to win the great state. we're going to win 4 more years in the war. but joe biden kept the discussion sent to done what he describe

and then there's al-jazeera colombo long queues have formed outside western union branches across cubaafter the government said its local operations will be forced to close because of u.s. sanctions the new rules don't come into force until late november that means there's still time for the money transfer company to find a way around them i mean so as the story. these cubans are waiting to pick up money sent from their relatives abroad millions here we lie on remittances from the u.s. to make ends meet but the money transfer company that allows them to get those payments is under threat. the government in havana says it's being forced to shut down the local operation of western union due to new u.s. sanctions. washington is banning anyone on u.s. soil from sending money to cuba via the company because its local partner is a military controlled firm the u.s. accuses cuba of profiting from the transfer business to oppress its people and fund interference in venezuela so more people who got him to go look we're the ones who were harmed the people there are people who can't work here for

the americans are not running cuba wanted that also. it generated a lot of anti-expansion sentiment, and fervor even, and congress can one of the places, it's intellectuals, writers, mark twain, others ask. he never wavered. he got the negotiation, he sent it to congress, he couldn't get it through the senate as a treaty, so he said it back to congress as a main -- to be dealt with by both houses, which to require two thirds vote, it only required majority in both houses and that's how we got hawaii. and then there is the philippines. he, when the spanish super piece after three months of that were yin, he basically said, fine, and more than happy to negotiate a peace treaty, but here is the deal. spain has to leave cuba, we will take it temporarily, but it will be independent, spain has to leave puerto rico, that came out of nowhere, but we have conquered puerto rico. and spain has to give us an island in the pacific, and that has to happen before we even and negotiations. that is really tough diplomacy. and then he basically said, as

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from cuba, to haiti, to nicaragua, and in my case, venezuela. my parents had a successful and happy life in venezuela. but our life there was getting worse every day. leaving was not easy. they left everything behind and started from scratch here in south florida. like many immigrant children, i remember seeing my parents at their most vulnerable, uncertain of whether or not they would be able to provide for me and my sisters. i had to grow up earlier than other kids, helping out at home and doing what i could to help my parents adjust to life in america. it is never an easy transition, but that is part of the reason why miami is so strong. it's because immigrants are tough, we are resilient, we persevere. joe biden sees that. he knows that immigrants make america stronger. on december 20, 2019, i finally became a citizen. i remember seeing my parents that day, overcome with emotion and pride. after so many years, we were finally citizens of this country we call home. this country that we love. as soon as i became a citizen, i registered to vote

is >>> cuba has relatively low infection numbers for covid-19.emic is having a dire effect on the tourist country. patrick is in havana with the details. >> reporter: i am going for a spin in a '54 chevy convertible. it was painted bright pink to grab the attention of potential customers. he earns $30 an hour. more than some make in a month driving tourists around. the only problem is these days in havana, there aren't any tourists. >> translator: there is nobody, he says. zero tourism, syria earninzero . >> reporter: in early april after the first cases of coronavirus were brought in by touris tourists, cuba closed international borders. tourism a pillar of the cuban economy, came to a screeching halt. once packed with visitors, 400-year-old plazas in old havana are empty. brand new hotels are cordoned off. drone video shot over havana shows endless empty streets. by taking extreme measures like closing international borders, cuba has managed to keep the number of confirmed coronavirus cases relatively low compared to much of the rest of the reg

from cuba, to haiti, to nicaragua, and in my case, venezuela. my parents had a successful and d to grow up earlier than other kids, helping out at home and doing what i could to help my parents adjust to life in america. it is never an easy transition, but that is part of the reason why miami is so strong. it's because immigrants are tough, we are resilient, we persevere. joe biden sees that. he knows that immigrants make america stronger. on december 20, 2019, i finally became a citizen. i remember seeing my parents that day, overcome with emotion and pride. after so many years, we were finally citizens of this country we call home. this country that we love. as soon as i became a citizen, i registered to vote. and this november, i will be casting my first vote in a presidential general election for joe biden. [applause] joe shares the values that are important to our families. empathy, humility, faith, and compassion. that is why i am so proud to be with you here today, to introduce the woman who has shown us that love can make a broken family

i have seen cuba go to the communists. i have seen communist influence and castro influence rise in cuba. i have seen us ignore africa. there are six countries in africa there are members of the united nations. there isn't a single rep senator -- american representative in any of those six. when guinea became independent, the investor showed up that very day. didn't recognize them for two months. the investor didn't show up for nearly eight months. i believe the world is changing fast and i don't think this administration has shown the foresight, shown the knowledge, has been identified by what these people are raging to live better, the average income is $25 a year. look what we've done. we've been uninterested. we have to do better. mr. nixon talks about being the strong us in the world. -- strongest country in the world. i think we are today, but we were far stronger five years ago. what is of great concern is the balance of power is in danger of moving with them. they made a breakthrough in missiles. by 1961, 1962 and

money transfer service western union it's closing hundreds of offices in cuba are off the u.s. employees new sanctions sanctions announced on friday prevent western union from dealing with the military one company that controls remittances into the country will then $400.00 officers will be stopped which will affect many cubans who rely on money from relatives abroad. as vice president of the council of the americas he says it's not just the military they will be affected by these sanctions the people who most likely be affected in addition of the cuban military of course will be the recipients of the remittances which is the common people in cuba and they're not just in the major metropolitan cities like atlanta but they're also spread out around the country and rural areas which are already hurting because of economic slowdown cope with pandemic and the like so the people who will be the hurt of the ones who rely on remittances really to meet their basic daily and weekly needs are trying to target the cuban military which does have its hand in the. remittance transactions in

another male dominated domain here in cuba. yet as you may i had this image guys told me to surf somewhere else so i wouldn't steal the way. i see myself as a strong woman i can be very determined when i set out to do something i don't stop until i've succeeded i get no love no there's not much of a serve scene in cuba yeah guy has been detained and questioned by police all too often. they thought i was going to get to my surfboard and head to the u.s. . when she's not out mastering the waves ya run surfing classes for children from poor backgrounds. and especially enjoys working with girls. the 36 year old doesn't make any money with her mentoring. and as yet to get any state support but for her that's not the point where. you are able to get all. i do it because i enjoy it. i do it because it's what i love and i want to share it with us i don't need to be paid you know as i see down the main a dot com you. mean while i'm in the m. got some bad news the lease on her beloved studio is not going to be renewed. but i know won't l

so has had on al-jazeera and being a lifeline in cuba how new u.s. sanctions will impact those were lying on money sent from abroad you and me and rolling out the red carpet with very little fanfare we take one a look at how one of the world's most famous film festivals will be different this year. at the moment the weather throughout the arabian peninsula through heart everything you can see with the exception the caucasus and turkey is quite quiet and despite this winding up storm around greece the effect has not been felt and probably won't be felt in the band is too quiet on the warm side here that runs through western society as well gentle breeze down the gulf there has about 30 or 31 that's fair enough and there are showers not just off the coast of yemen affecting so culture on the horn of africa the warmth is maybe telling in the damascus shows it may be best 24 is the average this time the down to 8 at night and you're up to 30 down to about 12 so it's warm both day and night of course it's not just the masses that picking up the rain in th

you did not also support the obama administration opening cuba. president trump has largely reversed that opening to a degree that was even less open than when obama took over. are you okay with this continual squeezing of havana? do you think biden should continue pushing this, or if there is a president biden and he wants to have an opening to cuba again, go back to a more normal relationship, would you support that? >> well, look, as always, it depends upon how things are done. i think one of the things that we learned about the normalization was that the regime took full advantage of it. it did not reciprocate in any way. it did not release political prisoners. it did not permit for a more open civil society and descent, peaceful descent. it did not certainly permit any openings of the free press. it didn't do any of the things that one would aspire to see cuba do. and so, you know, if you want to engage with cuba, there can be conditionality, right? you can still engage but have conditionality. for example, when we had apartheid in south afri

another male dominated domain here in cuba. let as you may you know it at this you make amulets guys told me to surf somewhere else so i wouldn't steal the way. i see myself as a strong woman i can be very determined when i set out to do something i don't stop until i've succeeded i get no love no there's not much of a surf scene in cuba yeah guy has been detained and questioned by police all too often. you know it's all they thought i was going to get to my surfboard and head to the u.s. . when she's not out mastering the waves ya run surfing classes for children from poor backgrounds. and especially enjoys working with girls. the 36 year old doesn't make any money with her mentoring. and as yet to get any state support but for her that's not the point where. you are able to get all the good will i do it because i enjoy it. i do it because it's what i love and i want to share it with others i don't need to be paid you know necessary that i may need i've got meal. meanwhile has got some bad news the lease on her beloved studio

countries to help us to move cuba to democracy. every single country in latin america, central america, and the caribbean is a democracy -- if we stay firm and strong, we will be able to bring cuba around, as well. >> that's a point we made. we have to be firm and strong. i hope that will happen. starting next january. we have not been firm and strong. you look at the poor people who still live in cuba, it's a haven for drug smugglers. we don't have a firm policy when it comes to fidel castro. in my view, the policy has failed. so congress passes a law, the president signs it, like he does a lot of things, like welfare reform. i'm going sign it but try to change next year. a lot of election year conversions, the president talked about the drug money and the other things, the anti-smoking campaign. it all happened in 1996. i think the people viewing it ought to take a look at the record. when he fought a balanced budget amendment and gave the biggest tax increase in history. and try to take over your health care system. when he foug

in 62 kennedy made this speech concerning the soviet missiles and cuba to the nation. it wasn't long after that, about six months later that kennedy and the world is faced with the effects of the berlin wall. kennedy went to germany in june of 1963 and made his very famous speech there that he supported germany and supported a unified germany and that america was not going to stand around and allow this to happen. he did start to negotiate with the soviet union. he met with khrushchev in vienna. this picture was taken prior to the summit, i think the evening before. it also shows how jackie, the great asset to jfk, was truly an ambassador to the world. early in 61 when president kennedy gave his speech that we are going to have to beat the russians. and put the first man on the moon. this is a photograph of jfk touring and being educated about the different types of missiles that would carry a man into space. by 1963 jfk had to start to prepare for reelection campaign in 64. and the south was becoming an area, even though lyndon johnson was his vice president, that pol

long queues have formed downside western union branches across cuba after the government said its localoperations will be forced to close because of u.s. sanctions new rules don't come into force until late november that means there is still time for the money transfer company to find a way around them really super reports. these cubans are waiting to pick up money sent from their relatives abroad millions here we lie on remittances from the u.s. to make ends meet but the money transfer company that allows them to get those payments it's under threat. the government in havana says it's being forced to shut down the local operation of western union due to new u.s. sanctions. washington is banning anyone on u.s. soil from sending money to cuba via the company because its local partner is a military controlled firm the u.s. accuses cuba of profiting from the transfer business to oppress its people and fund interference in venezuela so more people the gullible and the well of we're the ones who are harmed the people there are people who can't work here for one reason or another and live off

look at the poor people in cuba. it is a haven for drug smugglers and we do not have a firm policy when it comes to fight elk castro. -- fidel castro. in my view, the policy has failed. the president signs it like he does a lot of things, but like welfare reform, he's going to try and change it next year. a lot of these conversions the president is talking about drug money and all the other things, antismoking campaign, all happened in 1996. i think the pe people viewing on to look at the record. when he gave you the big tax increase and they tried to take over your health care system. when he fought regulatory reform the cost the average family $6,000 to $7,000 a year. this is about your family, your business, and a firmer policy with cuba. pres. clinton: there were several off the subject offers in that litany. let me just mention senator dole voted for $900 billion in tax increases. his running mate once said bob dole never met a tax he did not hike. [laughter] everybody knows, including the wall street journal ha

president, what is your attitude toward cuba and how cuba should be treated? >> first of all, for the last four years we have worked hard to put more and more pressure on the castro government to bring about more openness and move toward democracy. in 1992 before i became president congress massed the cuban democracy act and i enforced it vigorously and we made the embargo tougher, but we increased contact, people to people with the cubans including direct telephone service which was supported by the cuban-american community. then cuba shot down two of our planes and murdered four people in international airspace, they were beyond the pale of the law. senator dole is correct. i did give about six months before the effective date before lawsuits can actually be filed before they're effective and can be legally binding because i want to change cuba, and the united states needs help from other countries. nobody in the world agrees with our policy on cuba now, but this law can be used as leverage to get other countries to help us to move cuba to democracy. every o

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other countries to help us to move cuba to democracy. every single country in latin america, central america, and the caribbean, is that democracy tonight but cuba. and if we stay firm and strong, we will be able to bring cuba around as well. >> that's the point i made, we have to be firm and strong, and i hope that will happen. i'm hoping it will happen next january. maybe we can have a balanced this, year it had not been firmed and, strong you look at the port of people who still live in cuba it's a hate in for smugglers, or we don't have a foreign policy when it comes to fidel castro, in my view but policy has failed so congress passes along with the president and signs, like a lot of things, like welfare reform, i don't assigned it but i want to try to change it next year. a lot of these election years converge and the president talks about all the drug, money and all the other things, all of these anti-smoke campaigns, all happening in 1996, and i think the people viewing ought to go back and take a look at the record. when he fough

are building nuclear missile sites in cuba.tands on the brink of nuclear war. >> my father said to us children, we're in real trouble. do you want to get away and go into a shelter? and we all said no, we'll stay with you, daddy. and the same thing happened with jackie. >> i said please don't send me away to camp david. anything happens, we'll all stay here with you. i just want to be on the lawn when it happens and i want to die with you, and the children do, too. >> it shall be the policy of this nation with regard to any nuclear missile launched from any nation in the western hemisphere is an attack. >> a lot of people were very scared that it would be the end of our world. those generals, they wanted to go to war. >> i walked by his office all the time. sometimes he would take me out for a walk around the lawn. he didn't very often did that. just walk quietly. >> as soviet ships sail toward cuba, kennedy defies his military advisers and orders a naval blockade. kennedy demands that the missile sites be dismantled. khrushche

says was brought into cuba from overseas by friends due to its lack of availability there.n a studio is in a legal limbo. private businesses require the approval of the communist authorities zina tattoo doesn't have an official license but it's tolerated. defending a way of life given what you did was to create a space where people can meet exchange i did feel good and come back. being made is that it's not just about talk to your students. on a belongs to a generation of get up and go young women who want to see their country change not necessarily by becoming more western in the consumer sense but by granting people more freedom to explore their individuality and their passions and interests. all people need is something to eat on a roof over their head and then we talk about social constraints and taxes and what people can buy. the only thing no one talks about even though it's what should be talked about is love. zina tattoo is an exciting place that has been profiled in books and online magazine run by women it specializes in fashion in the arts.

a welfare specialist from cuba. a doctor from cuba and a nurse from belgium. expert from england. a therapeutic from ohio. from canada, norway, south africa, china, operating despite the handicaps of varied languages, and learning constructive new lessons in international teamwork, for it very wisely has been said that the nations will learn to work together only by actually working gether. and by providing treatment of dachshund treatment and -- treatment and artificial limbs for the crippled and disabled, d teaching occupationshat will allow the men to stand on their own feet again, even though the feet themselves may be artificial. and with donated shoes, learning to be shoemakers so that they may later serve their own villages. and so the pulse of rehabilitation begins to beat again in the areas warped and withered by war. it is a pulse that beats feebly at first, this pulse of restoration, while little men labor and strive with whatever is at hand or can be brought to hand, and the mounds of supplies seen in the docks and melt down to inadequate, minute p

american recognizance aircraft discovered that the soviet union had built missile launch sites on cuba only a few 100 kilometers from the us the missiles would be able to strike washington and numerous other major cities with ease from the caribbean island. they don't look at its crews you supposedly have quite to the cuban crisis was perhaps necessary because the americans were facing a real threat from outside for the 1st time. president john f. kennedy accused the soviets of a dangerous escalation. in you know be the policy of this nation to regard any. missile launched from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere as an attack by the soviet union on the united states. is reported to. during the cuban crisis we too were only seconds away from a nuclear war. that. one of our submarines which had nuclear missiles on board was attacked by the americans with depth charges. he lined with his orders the captain was ready to press the button and fire his missiles. could see no good to secret service officer stopped him and told him to wait for a confirmation signal. what would hav

another male dominated domain here in cuba. but as you may have it at this you make amulets guys told me to surf somewhere else so i wouldn't steal the way. i see myself as a strong woman i can be very determined when i set out to do something i don't stop until i've succeeded if i get no love. there's not much of a serve scene in cuba yeah has been detained and questioned by police all too often . you know someone that they thought i was going to get to my surfboard and head to the u.s. . when she's not out mastering the waves ya run surfing classes for children from poor backgrounds. and especially enjoys working with girls. the 36 year old doesn't make any money with her mentoring. and as yet to get any state support but for her that's not the point. you over to get all the good mood i do it because i enjoy it. i do it because it's what i love and i want to share it with us i don't need to be paid you know as i see down the main a dot com meal. meanwhile on in the am has got some bad news at least on her beloved studio is no

and so you write the cold war between the united states and latin america from puerto rico to cuba toxico became the main filter through which republican hispanics views relations but partisan political identity in the united states. and so i wanted to ask you with these sort of historical benchmarks, observation in the 1960's, hispanic identity american to begin with and the 60's introducing the various orthodoxies of cold war thinking. is this around the time that we see an actual kind of national hispanic identity begin here. is it fair to say that it coalesces in these years, late 50's, early 60's, tell us how that takes root. >> yeah, it begins to though i would say it's a slow process that's never complete. i think one important thing to note about 1950's and 1960's is the electoral map of the united states is shifting during this time so in 1950's, new york will have the largest number of votes, 34 or something like that but texas and california are really growing. there's a whole post world war ii sun belt boom that leads to the rapid growth of the southwest and i say it becau

further sanctions on russia over an alleged cyber attack on germany's bundestag coming up on the show cuba venezuela iran syria the un's new up which iran sanctions professor elena do hun tells going underground what major nations sanctions are doing to the world's most vulnerable even after secretary general enjoy new terror as called for an end to weaponize in economics during a global pandemic and with nearly $40000000.00 americans relying on food stamps before the coronavirus outbreak in the early 8000000 more americans in poverty since may how will president donald trump and rival democrat joe biden weaponize crass to make a last ditch appeals in the race to win the white house we examine the sinking middle class and why prosperity for all may dictate that it needs to sink all of the more coming up in today's going underground and 1st while the richest countries in the world gets hit hardest by coronavirus they civil tenuously damaging the global response to the pandemic in poorer nations u.n. secretary general and tony good terrorise called for the easing of sanctions to help the wor

analysts say donald trump is ratcheting up sanctions on cuba in a bid to secure votes from cuban americans who fled from fidel castro's communist rule about 1000000 are registered voters in the key swing state of florida in a tweet cuba's foreign ministers that the sanctions would hurt cuban families the new rules won't come into force until the end of november meaning there's still time for western union and the government to come up with a new business arrangement with nonmilitary companies. as of now western union employees have not had any news that they're going to close or anything no information has arrived yet we only received news that everything was very normal until further notice it's not yet clear whether western union will be able to keep its 400 offices across cuba open beyond november 27th raising fears among many that they'll be out of pocket if they can't get health from abroad and they sue. votes are being counted in terms of area where president john mica fully is hoping to secure a 2nd term the opposition claims the vote was unfair following a campaign that was marred

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remittance transactions in fact it runs the remittances on the island of cuba and so in trying to get at the military to squeeze the sources of income to reduce financing to the cuban government they're taking this step and it's not an insignificant step i mean remittances to cuba every year represent some $3000000000.00 u.s. dollars a part currency to the island some reports would indicate it's the 2nd highest source of foreign income for cuba so this is a big deal if indeed the spigot is shut off the government of the united states has given 30 days to try to come up with some sort of solution to try to work out a solution with the cuban government. so i had an. overdue night of celebration for these baseball fans as the world series reaches its conclusion. the all. the stores have andy thank you so much for a los angeles dodgers of one baseball's world series for the 1st time in more than 3 decades they beat the tampa bay rays in 6 gangs to conclude a season has been heavily impacted by the coronavirus pandemic so how malik reports . this site seemed unimaginable a few months ago b

and any country that did business with cuba wasn't good for cuban-americans. and puerto rico, puerto rican american companies doing business, there were all kind of tax incentives for them, so they thought they were kind of profits would be eaten into by the north american free trade agreement, so that is an example of an issue that not all latino republicans were on board with. but i don't think it turned them away from the republican party because they have these broad issues like statehood in the case of puerto ricans or which party would take a tougher stance on castro as the things that were motivating them finally. >> that is such a good point we could almost have a separate conversation. i was keen to ask about the programs going back now and it probably doesn't make sense now because we are a little short on time. but the idea of how there is a policy that has kind of implications for sick and americans that are legalized and implications for the undocumented that kind of even within an individual constituency like mexican-americans in the u.s. it call

so, if you want to engage with cuba, there can be conditionality, right? you can still engage, but have conditionality. for example, when we had apartheid in south africa we had the sullivan principles, an american company doing business in south africa had to be able to hire directly workers, pay them directly and empower them directly and this way, would not discriminate against black south africans. the reality is that would be a powerful tool to say an american company doing business in cuba has to hire workers directly, workers can't be hired directly by any foreign entity there. they're hired-- you go to the government, the department of the sends you an employee and pay a robust wage and you fire them at will because there are no labor rights. and that's an example of creating relationships with conditionality. there could be a call for a release of political prisoners. i think that vice-president biden having experienced both ends of the spectrum, u.s.-cuba policy could find his own pathway to make it more constructive and possible. >> it sounds li

desde 1976 >>> el presidente ha sido mucho más fuerte en su política hacia venezuela, nicaragua y cubaublicano mientras e quepiensa que donald trump es el mejor candidato para la economía ha puesto en práctica políticas que favorecen las pequeÑas em empresas >>> en esta contienda pesan los votos venezolanos los 50,000 registrados para votar que se identifican con la mano duradera actual presidente hacia vene venezuela crees que joe biden es socialista ? >>> no, no sé si debería decir q que es socialista pero comparte muchas ideas de la izquierda la diferencia en posturas entre b cubanos, venezolanos y puerto puertorriqueÑos provocado un enfrentamiento en arizona las n encuestas muestran que joe biden sigue adelante de donald trump e en un estado donde la mayoría de los votantes se identifica como mexicoamericano >>> como lucía salinas que llegó a este país a los cinco aÑos la madre de familia es diabética, l la pandemia no tuvo piedad con ellas >>> perdí mi trabajo y mi com Ñ compaÑía me la qui quito mi asea >>> hubo mucho que tuve que hacer y por eso hago lo que e o estoy haciendo >>>

in cuba, jamaica, you'll see tropical storm peninsula. yucatan peninsula got slammed by gamma this past weekend. now you have this major hurricane heading your direction. we're talking about waves as high in terms of storm surge about three meters or so with some areas seeing rainfall amounts close to 200 millimeters. you need to be on the lookout for that. up toward the north. we have high pressure mainly controlling the weather. we have a cold front moving through the great lakes. so showers into toronto as we go lieu the day today with a high of 17. that's a a look at your forecas. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> before we go, we have news just in from sweden. the nobel prize in physics has been awarded to three scientists, divided this year. one-half goes to roger pen rose for his work on black holes. the other half goes to reinhart guentzel and andrea gates for their disiscovery of a super massssive compact object at the center of the galaxy. >> the royal swedidish academy sciences has today decided to award the 2020 n

i just away from kobe just for a 2nd i've been saying on this show regeneration that had links to cuba because the c.e.o. once visited cuba i've also been repeating something some mainstream media outlets have that the region or on treatment may be based on fetal stem cells i understand i've been talking rubbish. half truths so in 1983 there was a study and another ones where they isolated a actually 93 human embryonic any cell number 293 this is a human cell it was derived from a fetus and that cell was immortalized so you can grow never any copies of it and over the next 50 years. is that those copies of the tubes in that cell ended up in laboratories all over the world such that most out of technology companies use actually 13 is just that deep self you want to grow proteins that come out of human cells be don't have to go under person and take their tissue and you can use ect.

he wants to give way to cuba and to nicaragua and venezuela. not going to happen.d with the colombian drug cartel to surrender the narco terrorist and because the illicit drugs all over this country. joe biden received the endorsement of the columbia socialist a former member of the m 19 organization he said i'll take it. so under my administration my heart was the content people in the people of cuba those venezuela and a lot of great things will happen. i did more and 47 months than joe biden did and 47 years. [cheers and applause] and now he push the most far left agenda ever fell by a presidential nominee or candidate into destroy social security for those existing conditions and with a green new deal. what's that all about? when the running mate sponsored the green new deal to have socialist healthcare. go to the hospital and stay there for weeks shut down american energy and fracking with a private health insurance plans of 180 million americans who oppose plans and then to terminate the travel plan and with those with energy admissions he will search admissi

they fled cuba when castro took over.. >> what do you think of donald trump as a person? >> well, as a person, i'm not so fond of him. i think he can tweet a lot less but i didn't hire him for him as a person. i hired him to get the job done. >> so nothing has changed for you over the last four years that you have seen that would make you hesitate to support him? >> only solidified my position because as a catholic i'm very proud of the fact that donald trump was the first president in u.s. history not only to attend a march for life but to speak at one. and that's something that being pro life, that really made me proud but it's not just that. he protects our right to bear arms. lower taxes. >> you don't think you need to raise tacks to help people through the pandemic financially? >> absolutely not. i think first of all as an american, i want to keep more of my hard-earned money. i made that money not the government. >> and the issue of assault weapons, biden's gun control plan does outline a buy back program for assaul

communist seizing cuba. ninety miles off the coach the united states. >> from the as a question for senator kennedy >> senator kennedy i'd like to conversation if i may do a domestic. call argument. the chairman of the republican national committee senator through stand martin declared earlier this week. vice president nixon and the republican party a public apology for some strong charges made by a former president harry truman. bluntly suggested where the vice president on the republican party could go. do you feel that you owe the vice president an apology. >> well i must say that. is to truman has a is methods of expressing things he's been in politics for fifty years he's been president of the united states. amy and not my style. but i really don't think there's anything that i can say to president truman's going to cause him at the age of seventy six to change his particular speaking. manner. this is true and can but i don't think i can i just have to tell mr martin that message on to him. >> and a com