algunas opiniones de las inteligencias de otros paÍses, como era el mossad israelÍ, la misma cia, etcÉteraue estÁ al sur de la ciÉnaga de zapata. no es un cayo, mÁs bien son dos cayos unidos por un puente que tiene mÁs de 120 metros de largo, y Él se enamora de esos dos cayos, pero despuÉs se le hicieron muchas modificaciones: hay una casa de visitas con piscina, con poceta de agua salada, hay un delfinario donde tiene delfines para hacer acrobacias, criadero de quelonios, etcÉtera, entonces eso es como un paraÍso que Él tiene, hay una exclusiÓn de navegaciÓn tres millas a la redonda del cayo solamente para que fidel pesque. >> en el 2006 la revista forbes incluyÓ a fidel castro en la lista de los diez reyes, reinas y dictadores mÁs ricos del mundo. ¿cÓmo hizo dinero fidel? >> desde los aÑos 1980 Él crea toda una serie de empresas, y estas empresas, las utilidades se le entregaban directamente a fidel castro. >> directamente. >> directamente. >> ¿cÓmo sabe usted eso? >> porque yo lo vi en varias ocasiones. por ejemplo, te voy a poner un ejemplo que yo lo detallo en el libro: la empresa cub

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so until -- stars, etcetera, so until we get to the basic of candidate selection, in southern california, we are going to be challenged. in northern california, it's different. jerry brown relocated up here harris is from here, newsom is from here, dave jones is from sacramento, so we have a collection of over-talented persons, running for public office. diane and barbara. they don't have any of that. >> we have diane and bash bay boxer, democrats would like to see them move on. if boxer moves on, do the two finally collide? no. no. harris is not interested, i don't think, in national office. >> nor is she interested in being governor. so if either one of the two great ladies move on, they will be solving what would be a collision between two superstars. >> this is the biggest power came, trying to figure out how newsom and harris will work out a deal on who runs for governor and who runs for that. they both can't run for the same office, they have the same supporters. >> but there are other people out there, which is antonio veragosa. and you have tom stire. you have a whole collection

lo menos algunaa indicaciones muy bÁsicas, por ejemplo da vuelta a la derecha, cambiar de carril, etcÉtera la versiÓn en audio de la pÁgina de internet. lo importante es estudiar el manual y prepararse. >> para mi significa mucho tener una licencia de manejo. >> para obtener el manual del automovilista practicar los exÁmenes puede entrar a la pÁgina de internet www.dmb.ca.gob. maÑana le diremos si usted obtiene una licencia, pero fue deportado no pagÓ una infracciÓn o tiene algÚn otro tipo de preocupaciÓn. regreso con ustedes. >> tÚ reprobaste varias veces, verdad? > reprobÓ una sola vez. tuve algunas, pero despuÉs me puse a estudiar, que es lo que tienen que hacer la mayorÍa de los televidentes, por quÉ te sirve. >> si usted quiere estudiar por adelantado, la pregunta de manejo dice asÍ, para evitar maniobras de Último momento, usted debe virar en cuÁnto tiempo? >> las opciones son de 10 a 15 segundos, de 15 a 20. ya le contamos cuÁl es la respuesta. >> parece que el alza de los precios de las casas no tiene tope. este aÑo una casa se cotiza en 1.162.065 $, mientras que en 2003 el valor e

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it's like old dirty oil tanks and bits of trash, etcetera. underneath all of that overlay, you could see the gorgeous shape of the land going down to the water and the water surrounding it. and you could see that it had been beautiful, and it had been ruined. and it was this incredibly powerful image for me of that and required, it seemed to me, either just a scream of complaint or a prayer that somehow that damage could be unraveled. i found a text, "prayer for the great family", and commenced to work on that piece and wrote it very quickly. ♪ our bodies sing. ♪ above the water. ♪ clouds, lakes, rivers, glaciers. ♪ ♪ holding water, we sing. i think that what i'm writing is one long piece, and that i chop off a section of it, and i give it out, and every piece has something of the material that came before it. every piece is an intersection. i live a life. i have children, i have parents, a wife-- each piece is an intersection. there's a technical study that's going on. i'm learning all the time. and i'm living a life and learning all the tim

when reagan went to moscow he went to see dissidents, etcetera, etcetera. and then he had this press conference, which was not really a press conference at all but him and hu standing there kind of looking around and it went into this massive discussion of mutual cooperation and that kind of stuff. the chinese often talk about that in public. the president was staring around looking at, catching people's eye in the front row. he was very bored. the press coverage was absolutely brutal on that. and i kind of didn't do that story because i figured we were all flying around in the same plane. everyone is going to ride over the disaster. i have to come up with something different at least as a foreign journalist working for mainly foreign clients. so i kind of thought i'd done a little bit of reporting about what the chinese thought about the president and if you think about it, the biggest nightmare in china is that there would be some kind of charismatic leader probably from the agricultural heartland who builds a grass roots movement who sort of loktionov fy

when reagan went to moscow he went to see dissidents, etcetera, etcetera. and then he had this press conference, which was not really a press conference at all but him and hu standing there kind of looking around and it went into this massive discussion of mutual cooperation and that kind of stuff. the chinese often talk about that in public. the president was staring around looking at, catching people's eye in the front row. he was very bored. the press coverage was absolutely brutal on that. and i kind of didn't do that story because i figured we were all flying around in the same plane. everyone is going to ride over the disaster. i have to come up with something different at least as a foreign journalist working for mainly foreign clients. so i kind of thought i'd done a little bit of reporting about what the chinese thought about the president and if you think about it, the biggest nightmare in china is that there would be some kind of charismatic leader probably from the agricultural heartland who builds a grass roots movement who sort of electrifies

perros con cÁncer, ciegos, sordos, quemados, paralÍticos, drogados, etcÉtera. >> aunque siempre le gustaronora de milagros caninos han enfrentado muchos retos como la falta de patrocinadores. pero el infinito amor que le brindan incondicionalmente estos seres la impulsa a seguir adelante. cuando los perritos heridos sigan este lugar, paty los bautiza con hombres de comida y los asiste. >> esto es un alimento para el alma. >> una de sus huÉspedes mÁs recientes es fresa quien sus anteriores dueÑos le cortaron la cara. >> no podÍamos entender cÓmo habÍa sobrevivido a esto, cÓmo comÍa, no tenía nariz, no podÍa respirar. >> fresa junto con 147 perros tuvo una segunda oportunidad de vivir y la cirugÍa que le hicieron para reconstruir el rostro ha sido la primera que resultado con Éxito en el mundo. >> se tomaron partes para formar algo que se llama colgajo que es parte de la piel y otros tejidos que forman pues algo parecido a las fosas nasales. >> fresa estÁ recuperándose rÁpidamente aunque todavÍa requiere de cuidados especiales. daniel se encarga exclusivamente de atenderla y vigilar que sus c

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etcetera been adapted from the original language.a way to use that from its original journalistic source and place it in an environment where can help live and let it thrive in a bigger way. >> rose: take a look at this. this is what the final scenes looks like. here it is. >> i called my doctor and i was like hey i need to see you today. she was like all right, i have an opening. so i came in and i'm telling her that like you know my wife just left me left me, you know. this is over my life is over and blah blah blah blah.9 she is like smiling the whole time. i'm looking at her and i'm look what do you think is so great that you have to smile about. she said you don't see it yet but you started this because of her. i'm like yes because i wanted to get better for my family. all right. well she broker up with you. she bumped you. i was like yeah.5w are you in bargaining drunk right now? no. and she said no. you came to me. the hard part for you is over as of right now. and it's like hit me. it was like oh, she right. and you know, i j

etcetera so many things we haven't paid attention to. that in itself is not unusual in institutions. and we're renewing that. secretary james is doing a tremendous job. all our people on this. i'm personally involved in this. deputy secretary work in fact is meeting this afternoon with our review panel because i'm going to be getting regular reviews on over 100 recommendations that came out of these that we're implementing those recommendations. >> rose: read the speech that you made at the reagan library. ought to concern anybody concerned about american defense policy. you lay out the challenges as you have in this interview whether it's the middle east, whether it's isil, whether it's china, whether it's iran, whether it's africa, including pandemic crises and you seem to be worried as to whether the lead the united states has. and you quoted this. we don't like a fair fight. and you seem to worried as to whether we're losing the capacity to have the influence that we have because the lead that we have may be threatened. >> well, that

every day for negative news is dogged journalism over the years of people exposing issues of recall etceterahat is the story that actually designates so much with people about saying how did this happen at this company, how did this go unnoticed. how is ittq either covered up or not enough. and i like where we can have those. i think people still believe in long term journalism, it's a really compelling story they will sit there and read those 1500 words. but you have to really get those opportunities, seize them and write them. >> rose: people are doing that. >> some of them are fantastic. some are pictures of cat and janet yellen. and i think that i'm glad we have both. i'm glad i get to quiz her about the super hero. there's some content that takes advantage of the access. and some is basketball of journalism and i don't think no one has it quite right yet and we'll see. >> rose: how do you decide on the investments you make. >> i don't make investments. the only way to do it, no one's that smart unless you do it full time. >> totally blind. >> rose: we know you've got a company. >> yes.

, etcetera. out, and you hear talks from both parties, but especially the obama administration talking about we have to improve our messaging, we have to reach these people, we don't have a clue. washington is full of people that are secular in world view. they don't understand the transformative power of religious revelation. and islamic states, they get it. they know who they're speaking to. look what they offer. these disaffected youth. whether an bar or albuquerque, these disaffected young men who haven't found their place, they're offering brotherhood, belonging for the first time in their life, pride, power, the chance to indulge in the violence that goes on, any video game, the sex slave if you join islamic state and if you die, you get to go to paradise and have those 72 versions, etcetera. what do we offer them? we offer them that if they behave, they might get a job at walmart. we've got to get serious about understanding our enemies and then we can get more serious about killing them b

. >> so they would get a much better -- the austrians, etcetera.en the press conference has the announcement, nothing exciting, right? >> quantitative easing, etcetera. so when the press conference starts, you can be sure. it will be interesting to see how brave the european reporters are to ask exclusively, are you errat erratic, are you secretive? do you have three cell phones on? >> we've always talk to the best, even the u.s. central bank about the consensus. you can have a few votes go against you, i would guess it's even more important when you're dealing with sovereign nations sitting at the same table. >> absolutely. with a currency that exists without a political union only with the economic union. it's incredibly tough. i would highlight that there are so many people who assume the ecb that mario draghi will do whatever it takes. it is not clear that he can do it. >> that is interesting. that is where the market was -- exactly. >> michelle, thank you. >> we've got to go. >> we'll be watching. >> okay. >>> when we come back, can google fin

and we'd go deep-sea fishing, have fishing tournaments, etcetera. you'd have a boat boy that took care of your boat and all that good stuff. and it was fantastic because off the west coast of africa, some of the best fishing in the world: wahoo, marlin, tuna, sail fish, everything is there. it was fantastic. >> narrator: for taylor, it also had the makings of a perfect base. the plantation's center was in harbel, named after the company's founder, harvey firestone, and his wife idabelle. it was strategically located only 45 minutes away from the capital, monrovia, and right next to a key regional airport, roberts international. >> they were just such tempting targets. they had everything that a rebel army would want. they had fuel supplies, they had generators, they had communications, they had food, and they had nice facilities. they had clinics and they had really nice houses, so it was a very, very good base to operate from. >> i would say whoever was going to run liberia needed firestone, and i think taylor felt that he was going to be that man,

not announce qe formally, but talking about qe in europe would work and would work well, etcete etcetera. so all of us can reach rhetoric. it's good news for us. but in the long-term, when one person has gout, another has a broken leg and another has cancer, giving them all morphine will help, but it won't solve the underlying problem. you have some political changes and realities emerging in countries like greek. but qe is a big story. >> so me mind, i think it's too early to action for a number of reasons. they need to see ijs suspicion and doubt amongst some of the ecb members that qe will actually work. currently, smkts have done a lot of the work already. >> other question is, can the ecb unveil sovereign bond buying? >> i think unlike the u.s., q he works very, very well. the financial setup is different. some of those doubts are actually well founded. >> we've got other stuff going on today, as well. the so-called european funds or extra teenic investment, it aims to hit more than 300 billion euros in investing, as well. the eu is expected to inject some capital. >> the money toda

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canal and i had just been there the day before with president bush with all sorts of fancy trucks, etcetera, and thought they were still there, because i was gullible enough to maybe believe that the president was trying to do the right thing. and when i flew over that levee and there was nothing there, but one little dump truck picking up a little bit of sand, i thought, oh, my god, girl, you better grow up and figure out this really quickly because people are depending on you. so that was my moment. >> we're out of time. we do believe strongly the candidates should have, each of them, the opportunity to talk to you without the filter of us, so one-minute closing remarks from the candidates now by random drawing beginning with sh senator landrieu. >> i again want to thank lsu and the moderators and the panel tonight. i've got great respect for the colonel. but he will be one more voice for the tea party in washington and one less for the voters of louisiana. we saw congressman cassidy tonight. i'm glad that he showed up to talk about his very hurtful ecord for the state. i want to go back

and that's a very helpful thing if you want to start a business that's based on services, etcetera. and the job creator, right? because you build the restaurant, you hire the distributor, you sell the food. >> let's bring in john harwood and he can explain it. is it -- you look at the opposition, john. is it visceral? is it -- it's not monolithic across the gop. is it? >> it's not. >> jeb bush. >> where is it primarily and what -- how do you explain it? and this is what now i can actually sort of feel like we're -- we can talk reasonably together on this. >> joe, before i do that, i do want to clarify one thing that from the intro to this topic earlier in the show. this is not giving legal status to everybody who has been here for five years. this is people who have been here for five years who have a child who is a citizen or a greencard holder, okay? so it's a much smaller group than everybody who has been here five years. there are two basic actions in what obama did. one is extending the right to apply for that legal status, which gives you a work permit if you are a parent of a

. >> or what the price was, etcetera approximately. >> exactly.several questions are going to come to light in the next few days. the president was required to tell the controller about this house. biggie. even though it's not his house, the law is very, very clear. your wife, your live-in lover, you have to know what the assets are. you don't have to tell the -- but you have to tell the controls. >> really. >> yeah. it would be -- did she pay taxes on the sweet deal that she got and what size of a present did she get? yeah. >> love a good financial scandal. thank you. >> all right. doesn't seem like it was that big. like you said, no. >> can it you? that's what they told me in mexico. >> when in rome. when in mexico. >>> coming up when we return it's one of the hottest things out there right now. dating site tinder. it's a juicy story of its founder and how he was dumped. we're going to talk about that, next. but first, the "squawk box" planner. on the agenda today, macy's and sea world among the names reporting quarterly results before the bell.