he is going to carry this perspective with him when he goes and covers the war in ethiopia. you are not reading this type of news anywhere else. you are going to also see these newspapers because of the relentless pressure that they exert on the wrongness of segregation and because of their increasing popularity during this time, a sizable readership where they are informing 6 million or so people every week that the federal government during wartime will often try to censor these newspapers and realize that they just can't do it because the newspapers are too many and too powerful. they have too large of an audience so they realize that heavy-handed attempts to re-center the newspapers for the most part don't really work so it leads to a degree of toleration and gradually acceptance amongst the federal authorities who would really prefer to see these newspapers entirely shut down. but this is going to start to come undone during the anti-communism movement, almost before world war ii was even over. by this point commercial newspaper publishers, some of them supported it but

he's going to carry this perspective with him when he goes and covers the war in ethiopia. you are not reading this type of news anywhere else. you are going to also see these newspapers, because of the relentless pressure they assert on the wrongness of segregation, and because of their increasing popularity during this time, a sizable readership where they are informing 6 million people every week that the federal government during wartime often try to censor these newspapers and realize that they can't do it. the newspapers are too many and too powerful. they realize that the heavy handed attempts don't really work and it leads to a degree of toleration and gradually acceptance amongst federal authorities who would really prefer to see these newspapers entirely shut down. this is going to start to come undone during the anti- communism movement, almost before world war ii is even over. by this point, the commercial newspaper publishers, some of them supported it but many of them were reluctant. they were participants in the two-party political system. they make their mon

they go to ethiopia. ivanka trump has shoes.he chinese company announced who makes her shoes that they are moving to ethiopia. >> to manufacture ivanka trump shoes. >> the u.s. 200 years ago we stole jobs from the uk. mexico came in and china stole jobs from mexico. now china's wages are going up. you are saying sri lanka. >> a great case for manufacturing, as well. it would be great for jobs to come back. some jobs will. mostly what is going to happen is that the manufacturers who are already struggling because of the cost in places like china, they are looking for new markets that have low labor, low energy costs. ethiopia, sri lanka, huge opportunity. this third piece -- so that's a great question. i think a lot of folks want to find some public vehicle to get access to these markets and unfortunately it doesn't generally exist. that's why for us we do exclusively private equity, some debt. these markets are growing but you can't expect to have liquidity. so there it is. do you know donald trump knows georgia. he has been on

, one writing "it would be crazy to go to ethiopia for a conference, unless sheikh mo sent us a check." bruce lindsay replies, "if the call is made, it will help us get the $f6 million. i think we should call. if elected, the foundation will ban foreign money. another new e-mail shows in 2015, she privately wanted the flow of foreign money to continue as long as there's more disclosure. bill clinton also wanted more foreign donations if they're submitted to, "an independent body for review. the obvious challenge with this is there is no independent body to make that review." and a newly leaked e-mail from marchnd, 2015, the night "the new york times" revealed clinton used a private e-mail account as secretary of state shows, campaign chairman john podesta wrote cheryl mills, "not to sound like lanny but we are going to have to dump all those e-mails so better do so sooner than later." the timeline created by these wikileaks disclosures show a far different approach of holding back information, starting with the candidate. when the "times" story first crossed on march 2nd, podesta aske

, one writing "it would be crazy to go to ethiopia for a conference, unless sheikh mo sent us a check." bruce lindsay replies, "if the call is made, it will help us get the $f6 million. i think we should call. if elected, the foundation will ban foreign money. another new e-mail shows in 2015, she privately wanted the flow of foreign money to continue as long as there's more disclosure. bill clinton also wanted more foreign donations if they're submitted to, "an independent body for review. the obvious challenge with this is there is no independent body to make that review." and a newly leaked e-mail from march 2nd, 2015, the night "the new york times" revealed clinton used a private e-mail account as secretary of state shows, campaign chairman john podesta wrote cheryl mills, "not to sound like lanny but we are going to have to dump all those e-mails so better do so sooner than later." the timeline created by these wikileaks disclosures show a far different approach of holding back information, starting with the candidate. when the "times" story first crossed on march 2nd, podesta as

if you look at low-income countries, i would point to ethiopia, who has had the most success and most impressive system i've seen where they have young women, well trained, well supervised, well supplied all over the country providing -- if you look at a e lo income model, keeping costs down, focusing on the bottom line in health is helping people live longer more productive lives with less visibility over lower costs. >> i'm excited to see what the government of ethiopia is doing with citizens of ethiopia in a low-cost, front line health care worker using vaccination, nutrition, well baby care, really classic things that they know have a profound impact. with relatively low education, because human resources are a big issue, they have a plan to transform the health in their entire country in a very, very poor area. people talk about rwanda. it's a small country, and so the scale of what ethiopia is contemplating has already made progress on and has plans for the future, is really exciting to see. >> thank you so much. plaus laws. >>> tonight a discussion on school segregation through

most of the drivers are immigrants from ethiopia. the goal is to serve aurora and create jobs. the company has 20 cavs in hopes to grow to 250's. >>> our area has seen three incident of racially charged graffiti. remember this? a trans gender woman's car. swastika and ugly messages. dennis stapleton school was hit right vandals last weekend. swastikas on the door. now, tonight, a family in aurora say they feel unsafe when there apartment door is covered in awful racist remarks. we have the reaction from the community. >> reporter: the woman only one to get her first name. when someone spray painted this on the door. k, k, k in the n word. it also had a message that said watch your back. the woman the middle of the victim. >> you are a coward. your behavior is not acceptable. your behavior will not tolerated. if and when they find the people responsible, i want them prosecuted to the fullest extent. >> these type of incidents create here. we want to make sure that we are doing our best to alleviate that there is much as possible. >> at this point, the police do not have informat

migrants haveung covered thousands of miles to reach this point, traveling from afghanistan, sudan, ethiopia, and eritrea, determined to make the final jump and find relatives already living in the u.k. >> on both irritated and very disappointed with the way the state has handled the situation with these young people. >> police are attempting to find minor before they cans reach the coast line but local authorities say more needs to be done. >> where are they right now? who is supposed to be responsible for them? they are determined to go to the u.k. >> several other reception centers across france have reported similar instances of , and migrants disappearing some attempting to make their way back to calais. >> kate moody joins us. oil prices have plummeted over the past two years. the world's biggest oil company world is heading back to normal. >> one predicting oil prices will rebound in the first half of 2017. saying the gap between supply and demand is closing and that the market would be balanced in the coming months. analysts say the balance could come sooner if opec producers cartel

and for the traditional clans of ethiopia, wooded areas are of particular importance. ♪ >> people needhe forest. it provides us with food, and wood for our houses, and a habitat for a lot of animals. we are all responsible for protecting forest. ♪ >> as clan leader, i ensure that no tree is felled and no grassland is cleared without my permission. my people can only remove something from the forest if i think it is necessary. ♪ >> our holy sites, the didos, are passed on from one generation to the next. that's where clans pray for rain or a good harvest. ♪ >> the forest is where the gods listen to us. ♪ >> when a sacred spot is destroyed, there are repercussions for the people living here. we'll experience droughts and floods, which will destroy the harvest. ♪ >> we feel strongly about forest conservation. i challenge the government to ensure our forest has a future. ♪ host: and that's all from global 3000 this week. next time we head to honduras, one of the world's most dangerous countries, where organized crime is a huge problem. for decades, violent interactions between gangs have b

from new emails with one phone call bill clinton was getting $6 million from sheikh mohammad in ethiopia. we got talking points in another email for the phone call. it included, mr. former president, remember you met back with the sheikh in 2006 and you dropped, quote his private suite at a nightclub attached to the sheraton in ethiopia. he invited you there, because he would thought you would enjoy the saxophone player. you chatted with the sheikh and played the saxophone with the band. sounds like they had a merry time until you get to the talking points the sheikh didn't like the coercion he felt at one stage for his donation. so here you have the sheikh who is giving millions of dollars. they're playing the saxophone having a grand old time i don't like the coercion, mr. president. even people giving money to the foundation are telling him, saying it in these emails it is coercion. it is really amazing. >> amazing he said you were staying in his suite. he stopped by your room. then you went to his suite at this nightclub. you got up on stage, played the sax but feel like they're coer

sot dj from ethiopia also thinks now is the right time to do this...but he feels the idea of an "emperor trump" is overblown. sot about trump but this was a day to put the politics aside. julio couldn't speak to us in english. it didn't matter. transcended any communication barriers. start setting aside a little extra cash..... for the next time.... you head to the pump... how the rise in cost is linked to thousands of new jobs... in our valley. and.. a mom tries some homemade medication to treat her 3-year old's seizures. find out what she added to a smoothie that now has her facing criminal charges. remember whenchristmas was m? let's get back there. celebrate the arrival of santaay cohen has died at the age of 82. cohen was popular in the sixties and seventies...but released music well into the 80's and 90's anda final album earlier this year. his record label sony canada confirms his death and says plans are already underway for a memorial in los angeles. scare of a lifetime for a south florida politician when she's targeted by thieves. take a look at your scr

i read a article, where a shoe company sent 500 boxes of gym shoes to ethiopia, as ithe ethiopiansheamine, would look at these boxes i think catwe can that cheetah goin' 70 mile an hour." [ laughter ] [ applause ] i could just picturethiopian hi a bus--ff going, "here, cheetah, cheetah, cheetah." ohan, one right over there! man, but no wonder we can't catch him. he wearin' gym shoes, o!" i also know there's a lottlovers i hate dogs. people say dogs are man's best friend? i have yet to have a best friend poop in my living room. [ applause ] [ chring and people think dogs wi lay down their lives for you, which is sun i had a fire in my house, last year, and my dog was the first one out the house. [ some laughter ] in fact, i didn't know there was a fire, until he called me up, on a pay phone, across the street. [ laughter ] i'm runnin' outside, how come you didn't bark?" "h. you got a smoke detector. [ ughter ] [ apau ] in d,icago, if a dog poops in public, weicsay,isu're supposed who is the real mastin ts relat? hter? thenyove pple ss t one of the most emrrassing imyed one time, on my y to

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if you look at low income countries, i would point to ethiopia which has had the most success and most impressive system i have seen, where they have young women, well-trained, well supervised, will supply all of the country providing care for the most important problems. if you look at a low income model, that is the most impressive i have seen. some of the scandinavian models are able to keep costs down and helping people live longer, more productive lives at lower cost. dr. desmond-hellmann: i'm really excited to see the government of yu-gi-oh be a is doing with -- is doing with the citizens. using vaccination, nutrition, well baby care -- classic things that they had a profound impact. with relatively low education, because human resources are a big issue, they have a plan to transform the health and their entire country in a very poor area. people talk about rwanda. a small country so the scale of madeethiopia has done and progress on is really exciting to see. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> admiral michael rogers heads u.s. cyber command and the national security agency. in

once homeless herself, the immigrant from ethiopia has had her share of hardships. including a near eviction. the community rallied behind her four months ago after her landlord threatened to evict her over maintenance issues. while the eviction was resci rescinded, she's still fighting to get a lease. today she's grateful. >> a celebration, all of us in here, the workers are happy and we're giving back to the community. >> i'm homeless in my car right now. robert walsh said it's the first solid meal he's had in a year. his friend told him about the thanksgiving event but he didn't expect this. >> when i was told about this, i was thinking that we were going to maybe a shelter to eat. and to see this and what she's doing here is -- it's a really good thing. >> reporter: the restaurant served 1200 meals today and gave out hundreds of winter coats, filling bellies and warming hearts on thanksgiving. >> jodi hernandez reporting. what a great story. there are so many great examples of people giving back today. a small san francisco market served up hundreds of meals bec

a participant from drought-prone ethiopia said global warming is prompting people to migrate. officials of the u.n. high cocommissioner for refugees sai statistics since 2008 show that around 22 million people are forced to migrate or evacuate every year in the wake of natural disasters. but the officials adddded that e agency has yet to grasp how many are compelled to do so by events linked directly to global warming. >> it's incredibly important that we develop and strengthen a system to insure that the rights of those persons are protected. >> many participants said governments around the world should cooperate in promptly setting upp a new assistance framework based on the paris agreements. >>> japan's environment ministry said more than half of the coral in the country's largest reef in okinawa have died from bleaching. experts suspect the die-off is related to global warming. the ministry conducted a survey on japan's largest coral lagoon between september and october. water temperatures around okinawa rose 1 to 2 degrees above average between july and september. bleache

. >> the owner, an immigrant from ethiopia was once homeless herself. the community rallied behind her during the eviction battle four months ago. it's now rescinded. and while she's fighting to get a lease, she says she's has so much to be thankful for. >> a special delivery for the white house. michelle obama will receive the final white house christmas tree for her husband's presidency. this year's tree, 19 foot douglas fir donated by a group from wisconsin. >>> president obama offered a message of unity in his final thanksgiving address acknowledging this was a divisive election. >> we focused on the candidate that we support instead of the ideals we share. a few short weeks later, thanksgiving reminds us no matter our differences, we're tell one people. >> mr. obama made several phone calls as well to service members to thank them. earlier the first family served dinner at the armed forces retirement home in washington. >> meanwhile, the president-elect says he's working hard even during the thanksgiving holiday tweeting he's trying to get the carr

. >> reporter: one of those feed stocks is ethiopia an mustard seeds that can be grown in arid grounds. ara's process can can use waste grease from water treatment plants and kitchens. glen mcdonald saw an opportunity for his company and the world. >> i hope that one day all dieseleh i hope all commercial jets are operated with our fuel. >> reporter: as for the u.s. navy, that goal is well under way. alternative fuels now power 30% of naval ships and 50% of its bases. don dahler, cbs n pews,anama city, florida. >> pelley: up next, families brought closer together by i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may in

. >> well, the men and women's winners of today's half marathon were both from ethiopia waits many ofa have come to know as the start of the holiday season. today fox 29 got a preview of christmas village this year it does have a new home. it's the city hall courtyard. 80 international and local merchants along with artists set up shop in those famous wooden houses. selling unique gifts for the holidays, and christmas village is modeled off of a german holiday market this year. the market has a carousel in the middle with 20 wood carved horses. >>> coming up dozens of local families will have thanksgiving dinner on the table and it's all thanks no one man the incredible donation he made and he did so anonymously. >>> and this art combined philadelphia sports history with its past today. you'll be able to take some of his artwork home soon. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, mu

is the administration's approach to ethiopia?write that when we look at risks in the region? factors. important it is tough to get clarity under the current administration. if you get may be a bit easier under trump. >> how you manage currency exposure? most of these currencies in the frontier markets are paid to the dollar. given the dollar's strength, some of these banks could be at anytime willing to float their currencies? issue. is a tough there is no easy answer, because among other things, these currencies are generally not -- you usually cannot do much except walk out that exposure. you can't go hedge them. there isn't an easy way out. when we actually look at the deals themselves, we underwrite on the basis of some currency fluctuation, particularly the rising dollar. when you are dealing with the level of growth that these markets have, and the level of upside on the investments themselves, you can take a pretty good bit of currency risk and still find that your net return at the end of the day is very healthy. we think

they said it would be crazy to go all of the way to ethiopia for a conference unless he sent a $6 million check. bruce lindsey jumped in and said if the call is made, it will help us get the $6 million. i think he should call. interesting because this is happening as the clinton campaign now says if hillary clinton is elected the foundation will swear off foreign money. she privately wanted the flow of foreign money to continue as long as there was more disclosure. bill clinton also wanted donations to continue. he said if they're submitted to an independent body for review, there is no independent body to make that review. you see from the graphic, but the problem there is who is the independent umpire in a clinton white house or state department -- saying this amount of money is okay. >> okay, so another thing that you found in that is a reference in these e-mails to dumping, and that word is significant. we're trying to figure out exactly what it meant. >> yeah, hillary clinton as secretary of state, first time we heard this, used a personal e-mail account for personal business. jo joh

reticulated giraffes are native to northeastern kenya, ethiopia and somalia. they're easy to see because of their large, tan spots that a p with white lines. and, of course, they're also easy to see because they tower over every other creature. giraffes are usually found grazing on the tops of acacia trees. these creatures always look like they're minding their own business, but from their vantage point, it's a cinch to keep track of what's going on in the neighborhood. that's why other animals are often spotted hanging out near giraffes. they know they can count on giraffes for a heads-up >> ushaka: thanks to their size, giraffes can usually steer clear of wild predators, but they are vulnerable to other dangers. hunters track these animals for their meat and hides. and it's not uncommon for hunters to kill these amazing animals just for their tails. giraffes he than any other animal, up to 8 feet long, and their tail hairs are used by some african cultures to make fly swatters, thread and good luck bracelets. like elephants, giraffe populations have seen the

they are from sudan, ethiopia, countries, and they are being taken to shelters to apply for asylum. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: let's get back to the u.s. jobs report for october. 161,000 workers and the unemployment rate dropped to 4.9% as wages rose. this report provides further evidence the fed says it needs before hiking rates. officials decided to hold off on a rate hike earlier this week. joining us from irvine, california is mohamed el-erian. nothing to change the perspective on a december rate increase. what about the labor market? mohamed: what this will tell the fed is from a cyclical perspective the labor market is doing well, adding jobs, and wage growth is going up. cyclically everything is fine. structurally there is more warning in this employment report because the participation rate went down. the hope had been that more people would reenter the labor market but that is not happening. cyclically fine, structurally more challenging. vonnie: what

we have ethiopia, netherlands, things. and they all kind of highlight something special about those countries. it's really fun. >> 9 degrees in here. they give me the extra parkas. let's take a lock at the temperatures. it's cold in here. but outside it is 50 degrees warmer right now. 59 degrees the current temperature. winds out of the west at 7 miles here's an weather underground numbers. 50 just down the river here in mount vernon. we're all clear. we're not going to see much in the way of rain. that weekend outlook is on the the 20s and 30s. if it you're going to the game, you'll need a parka. same u thing for the kids sports on sunday. bundle up. the next ten days, kind of shows the transition from where we have been. so warm over the last couple days. and we are going to be extremely warm tomorrow and saturday. that's the wrong ten-day forecast. tomorrow is 70. this weekend we see the change. 48 degrees on sunday. we're going for a high of 47 at the airport. and again, we're talking about some ext then cold next week

these ladies are from ethiopia. >> these are the lovely young ladies from trinity.the circus, is simply amazing. >> we're going to go see it right now, it's kind of limiting in here, we got lot of lights we can shine light on you. ladies, we want to see what you can do. lucky will talk to us, look at these abs. i saw them stretching and warming up. does it make you feel kind of like >> i used to be a con torsionist, but not like that. they're from africa. we have world class performance from all over, trinidad, south africa, brazil, columbia, south america even these great united states of america. >> it is a really entertaining show. i've been couple of times. last time i think was the national harbor i was there. it's fun, it's act packed >> we are known for being the most interactive circus in the world. when you come out, you're not going to sit down and watch the show. we're not going to have you doing all kinds of extreme things like this but we'll have you dancing and playing with the beach balls,ing having a great time and it's family oriented. a great show

we are working to agree compacts with countries like nigeria, mali, and ethiopia. there is progress being made, but again this is a new form of cooperation which needs to be consolidated, extended to other countries, and the external investment plan must kick in. we need to invest and we need to do so quickly. we also need to reform the european asylum regime, including the dublin mechanism. the commission has proposed a genuinely european mechanism based on solidarity in german. mr. president, i'd like to say a few words about sita. i trust that an agreement will be reached in the course of today between the governments of belgium and other parts of the country. i do not know if we will be able to sign the agreement with canada tomorrow. in fact, signing tomorrow is not the point. what is the point is for agreement to be reached today so that the kingdom of belgium can sign the agreement at the appropriate moment. seta is an important trade agreement. all trade agreements are important. we europeans should not only insist on free trade. we should insist on fair tr

former president lining up an eye popping $6 million for his foundation from sheikh mohammed of ethiopia with a mere phone call. long-time clinton aid police if the call is made, it will help us get the $6 million. i think he should call. the clinton campaign says if hillary clinton is elected the foundation will swear off foreign money. a newly leaked email from march 2, the night the "new york times" revealed clinton used that private email as secretary of state, it shows jop * writing cheryl mills this, not to sounds like lanny, but we are going to have to dump all those emails so better do so sooner than later. a reference to damage control expert lanny davis known for urging the clintons to err on the side of transparency. two days later the benghazi congressional committee ordered hillary clinton to turn over all her emails related to libya. and we know what happened. 33,000 emails were never seen again, erased with bleachbit. joining us ed rollins and lee carter. good to have you with us. this is extraordinary. the justice department puts in a man arguably one of john podesta's cl

the migrants are from sudan, ethiopia, and other countries be a they're being taken to shelters to apply for asylum. the former secretary of state .talke -- tops trump handle theclinton to economy and health care. trump has the edge with corruption, the government, and immigration. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. vonnie: the u.s. added 161,000 jobs last month. the jobless rate falling to 1.49%. 2.9%, a .4% gain month over month. the fed will move in december. look at the work function. the odds have risen to 76%. to london with the founder and chief economist with pantheon economics. most of the people we have spoken to say this is a solid jobs report but there were patches of weakness. there are a couple of weak bits. retail was soft. 44,000, that was a welcome surprise. i would call it good enough. it was a great. the unemployment rate has stopped falling because participation has gone up. we're not doing the steady downward trend. the broad unemployment rate came down by .2% to a new low. there is enough for the hawk to make th

it's called all cities and most of its drivers are from ethiopia. the goal is to serve aurora and create jobs. right now, the company has 20 cabs and hopes to grow to 250 of yesterday, you can now get cheap rides to the city's downtown. it's kind of like uber but discounted and the program is run through the city. the goal is to encourage people to visit downtown boulder during the holidays, reduce parking and make the roads safer. you can catch a ride from allentown new year's day. >> and just like that, the transition from thanksgiving to christmas has happened in downtown denver. yesterday the city and building was lit up to celebrate the holidays and this is not the only one. union station also turned on its lights for the season. the lighting of union station and the city and county building, all part of the city's grand illumination to light up the city. >>> today the denver zoo is giving a special preview of zoo lights. denver botanical gardens is looking spectacular. the holiday lights extravaganza is called blossoms of lights. >> i love thi

from ethiopia the day before the fuel explosion august 10th. she says she spent three weeks recovering from her burns >> i keep remembering about the accident at nighttime. it's horrible. >> we're asking for justice. we're asking for substantial damages. we're asking for safety reforms at washington gas and. >> reporter: attorneys have filed two lawsuits. one seeking damages on behalf of those injured or killed, the other, a class action demanding justice for 75 families. >> there was a complaint lodged by a resident three week before the explosion. the smell of gas. and management and washington gas did not do anything to correct that. >> reporter: we were there when flower branch the property manager's office september 8th. demanding a meeting to air their grievouses: they were denied them and say they still have not met with officials from k apartment community >> i was going to oklahoma. i was here for back to school shopping. and i got burned. >> reporter: while she's moved someplace else, many of these flower branch victims are living loo

then there is fun time for sheikh mohammed of ethiopia.we reported a few days ago to you that you want to pony up $6 million as long as he got a call from the former president. the call was made and documents that we obtained today showed the $6 million was sent to the foundation in 2012. plus, $4 million more the year before. presumably that shorter phonecall staggering sums of money pouring into the clintons. the question is what did that money really by? it appears the fbi has decided it's time to find out. my first guest tonight wrote a best-selling book on the subject of the clintons and their cartel entitled clinton that -- clinton cash and to produce a title of the clinton corruption and providing an initial roadmap for the fbi in its investigation into the server and the ways of the clintons. joining me now peter schweitzer is president of the government accountability institute. peter it's great happy with this. this has to be -- a never-ending movie for you as you watch all of this unfold. you see what's happening now with the fb

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in 1986, he was the commander in chief of cuban armies in angola and ethiopia.e has a deployed to cuban troops to another dozen countries all over the world. he was beginning to break with gorbachev, who he thought was too much of a reformist. in 1996, he ordered the cuban air force to shoot down two unarmed planes over the streets of florida, and brought president clinton close to that the u.s. air force should bomb an airfield. by 2006, all of that is in the past. cuba is now a much less significant country. by the time he dies in 2016, fidel is mainly a symbol of the 20th century. the one bit of impact he continued to have these as a resistor. someone that did not look well upon president obama's visit to havana in march of 2016. immediately after obama left, he criticized it in public. something he had really not done while his brother raul had been president. he became not only assembled but -- the simple, but the practical containf the attempt to the possible impact of the obama policy change inside of cuba. it has been a important theme in cuban politics

suggestions to the social activist, read a by og any of ruth bader ginsburg, send sanitary napkins to ethiopia. twitter said, advice, don't listen to lena dunham. at least she's showing us an accurate sampling of what the u.s. population would look like a few decades from now had hillary won. whoa, is that grim. and anyone who looks to lena dunham as a role model needs serious intro specs. and the only thing we would like to hear is your departure because she said she would leave the country if trump won. >>> what are the lessons of hillary clinton's loss? for some, time to change the system. charlie wrangle on why we should getid of the electoral college. he joins us. >>> panic at the department of >>> panic at the department of homeland security.♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and yo

and the two of them were looking to raise as much money as possible for the famine victims in ethiopiaoad ♪ yeah >> watching live aid on tv was my version of driving to woodstock. and i watched every second of it. ♪ everybody has a right to be free ♪ ♪ saying you don't have to live like a refugee ♪ ♪ don't have to live like a refugee ♪ ♪ all we hear is radio ga ga ♪ radio goo goo ♪ radio ga ga >> the great thing about live aid, it showed that musicians for me seemed to be the most altruistic people in the world. >> a group whose heart is in dublin, ireland. [ cheers and applause ] whose spirit it in the world. a group that's never had any problems saying how they feel. u2. >> when u2 play live aid, things had changed. rock and roll was getting serious. music could change the world. bono could change the world. ♪ sunday bloody sunday ♪ sunday bloody sunday >> u2, formed ten years ago when its members were still schoolboys is now arguably the hottest rock and roll band in the world. their last album "the joshua tree" has so far sold 13 million copies worldwide. >> u2 somehow in the video

big red flag for our immigration department because 2007 was when al shabaab was inserting itself ethiopia was there in 2007. if he left during that time he was probably part of the islamic courts or his father or parents were part of the islamic courts go to pakistan. >> there is no oversight at all. none. zero. >> i agree. i agree. and there is a red flag there. >> go down to the bigger picture. so you have a problem there in minnesota. columbus, ohio, the second largest somali has a problem. you have got a problem. the states can't -- individual cities and states can't vet people in refugee camps in pakistan which are radicalized up to here. those camps are full of al qaeda and the taliban. that's where they recruit in those refugee camps. president obama has this casual thing where if you say we have to be more stringent on who we let in here from these areas you are anti-muslim bigot. >> bill, i'm not going to defend obama's strategy. clearly we have to have better investigating. we need a comprehensive strategy of prevention, intervention. suppression and vetting. it takes everything

. >> the owner, an immigrant from ethiopia was once homeless herself. community rallied behind her during the eviction battle four months ago. it's now rescinded. while she's still fighting to get a lease, she says she has so much to be grateful for for this holiday season. >>> the thanksgiving holiday is always a big time at the box office. >> a lot of people head to the movies. several new films in theaters if you're looking for something to do on this rainy saturday. first up, "moan"moana." it's rated pg. >> brad pitt and marianne cotillard fall in love, get married and pitt finds out his wife may be working for the bad guys. it's rated r. >> "rules don't apply." a chauffeur falls for an actress hired by his boss. >> bad santa 2, billy bob thorton a thorton. this is also a very much rated r movie. >> last week end's box office winner expected to be another big hit again this weekend. eddie redmayne stars in "fantastic beasts and where to find them." it's the harry potter prequel set in the magical world of new york city. it made $75 million in the fi