. >> right, the farc. >> i knew about the farc.arc stands for the revolutionary armed force of colombia. i was interested in what they were trying to do. they were people that in my 21-year-old liberal arts mind were taking direct action. i thought that they would change the way things were in colombia -- poverty. it was romantic. freedom fighters. there was a discussion about the potential of us being kidnapped, but i had to get to colombia, and i was going to do it this way. >> so how do you feel about us all going together? >> i said yeah. >> let's do it. >> we got in the boat, and there we were, headed into the darien. i didn't think there would be any real severe consequences. anything that i was going get into, i felt that i could get out of. i think we all felt that way. it would take all day to travel three or four miles. but we were definitely on our way. robert had a gps. but the gps was tough in that part of the world. we tried to get our maps to gel with the gps. we couldn't get the map to coordinate. it became very cle

jorge: las guerrillas de las farc puso en duda el plazo de seis meses el pasado se tiene para firmarmenzamos con un grupo que protestÓ contra un programa de televisiÓn que eligiÓ a donald trump como evitar especial. los hechos quedaron consignados en un vÍdeo que se lo conocer apenas hoy, ahora la familia esa pidiendo justicia, le estamos haciendo seguimiento este caso. los esperamos esta noche. jorge: vamos hacer una pausa y regresamos con mÁs del noticiero univisiÓn. se habla espaÑol, efectivamente hablaremos de solo momento. ♪ ♪ crece conmigo ♪ y sigamos el mismo camino ♪ tú y yo ♪ ♪ crece conmigo ♪ y sigamos el mismo camino ♪ y será lo mejor ♪ tú y yo ♪ para el mariela: se habla espaÑol, esto a largo y ancho del paÍs pero que se hable mÁs de 750 idiomas en estados unidos le sorprenderÁ. aparte los signos importados, presentÓ cicuta 1000 personas o mÁs hablan lenguas indÍgenas de amÉrica. un nuevo informe detalla la riqueza lingüÍstica del paÍs. en california se habla espaÑol, mÁs que en toda la naciÓn. >> yo al espaÑol en casa. reportero: la oficina del censo dice que los estadou

el gobierno colombiano concediÓ el indulto a 30 guerrilleros de las farc presos en diferentes cÁrcelesal agrega que el gobierno diseÑar un programa para este grupo de miembros de las farc que reciben el beneficio y tengan apoyo psicosocial, posibilidad de formaciÓn para luego poder trabajar. ♪ ♪ illya: la zumba es una disciplina de ejercicio que se convertir una rutina de moda para perder peso. pero nos cuenta angela diego que ahora tambiÉn hay zumba para los bebÉs y segÚn los mÉdicos es bueno para su salud. angela: al ritmo de tambores descubriendo nuevos pasos y canciones madres e hijos disfrutan la mÚsica que ellos mismos crean; es una dinÁmica actividad conocida como zumbini >> es un programa infantil de mÚsica donde cantamos, bailamos, tocamos instrumentos y de niÑos de cero meses a tres aÑos de edad, aunque tambiÉn tenemos mayorcitos que se divierten a lo grande. aunque no siempre la siguen al pie de la letra porque seis traen fÁcilmente. aunque parezca que no estÁn prestando atenciÓn si lo estÁn haciendo, yo empecÉ con adultos y luego con niÑos y creo que los niÑos imitan a sus

dea algunos carteles mexicanos han encontrado un fuerte aliado en la guerrilla colombiana, de las farcrganizaciÓn dedicada al blanqueo de activos. que in clu ahÍ miembros de un grupo armado colombiano panameÑo y miembros de un cartel mexicano. >>> este cartel afirman las autoridades panameÑas es de sinaloa. >>> directo con el chapa guzmÁn, asÍ lo mÁs fiplan fues tan las autoridades mexicanas. >>> el chapo puede estar acorralado y lastimado pero su negocio goza de buena salud. >>> esta buena salud, significa poder econÓmico y tambiÉn poder de otro tipo dos cosas que explicarÍan por quÉ joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn ha podido escapar t veces de la cÁrcel de prisiones de maxima seguridad y por quÉ el chapo guzmÁn no puede ser capturado a pesar de que se dice, que se encuentra acorralado, josÉ. >>> rogelio mora-tagle, gruesa! ha generado confusiÓn de la noticia que la corte suprema de justicia en mÉxico. aprobÓ el cultivo y consumo recreativo de la marihuana. para aclarar que implica este fallo, nos vamos con paola figueroa, hasta la capital mexicana. paola buenas tardes. >>> que tal josÉ, muy b

. >>> the last debate was a farce farce. something needs to be done about it . >> reporter: bypassing republican party candidates aides are proposed chains for debate sponsors like more substance as opposed to gotcha or frivolous questions. no asking for raised hand, no lightning round and no candidate to kind date questions. how that might help rand paul who is polling 3 personally or chris christie at 2% is not clear . >>> my hope is the next debate will be focused on issues that mat tore folks . >> reporter: the one time front-runner went to orlando to try to fix being fifth in the race. candidates are still working on their demands for debate changes but the next debate is a week from tomorrow. that's pretty quick. ben carson said today to settle on new debate rules. i'm steve handlesman, nbc news washington . >> anchor: president obama sign signing a new but deal, a two year budget and come on the eave a default deadline. the president said the deadline should free the nation from last minute government shut down threat

was going on and they understand perfectly when they rejected someone for admission that it was a farce, that the person was a core screen to come in. the chinese would say, he has seen this guy three or four times because all we can do is in the back and they will come through again, so i can choose people moving was also one of the ways in which nations tried to control the flow of people, tried to exercise some sort of control over human migration. what i discovered in the period i was looking at the 1880s to 1930, was that borders are always very difficult to enforce, always have been and likely always will be. especially a country like the united states with this vast borders and officials in the 19th century were pretty quick to realize that. they had this sort of conundrum, on the one hand and he wanted to put in place these restrictions to shape the face of the nation and on the other hand they realized that if you had restrictions you had to have the force behind them to make sure they were effective and while you could get that effective screening, let's say at ellis island or

. >> i think the last debate was a farce. cynthia: john kasich mentioned it. >> you can ask anything you want, i have been through these debates. explain the health care system to me in 30 seconds. cynthia: he has come under fire from conservatives for not being critical of cnbc's questioning. >> i didn't get asked any questions in that debate that i felt were below the belt. am i supposed to go around attacking people because everybody else is? i'm not interested in that. cynthia: he told me candidates could not spell out their policies in quick soundbites. >> i don't like the formats, i don't think harry truman could get elected president under this and a gets to be about who has clever answers. cynthia: after the meeting, campaigns rather than a party will deal with the stations. and there will be an equal number of questions for each candidate. elizabeth: any changes in format would not take effect until after november 10 on the fox business network. the democrats will debate in des moines at drake university on kcci nove

farce just said. of things are looking for an opportunity to just do what they want to get attention. that's not the black lives matter movement. >> i'm not saying black lives9= matter movement is causing all the problems. i'm giving them up as an example of anarchists. >> when you say it's not working. right now the leading candidate on the democrat side has embraced the black lives matter agenda. >> we will see how that works out for her. it seems to be working. you say it's not working but it's working. >> it's not change, bill. it's not working. it's about getting that five minutes of fame. getting on tv and it's not about trying to get more. i agree with you, people are really frustrated. but it's not -- this isn't the way to go about change. this is about getting a good candidate, exercising our right to vote. and doing the things that actually create that i think as opposed to making a lot of noise. >> change has to come until abd rational way, i believe, or you are going to have real, real vi

carson: i think there's general agreement that the last debate was a farce and that something needs to be done about it. cynthia: ohio governor john kasich mentioned it this afternoon speaking to nationwide employees in des moines. gov. kasich: is in a great way to pick a president. explain the health care system to the 830 seconds. cynthia: but kasich has come under fire from some conservatives for not being critical of cnbc's gotcha questioning. gov. kasich: i didn't get asked any questions below the belt, am i supposed to attack people bc -- the people because everybody else's? i'm not interested in doing that. cynthia: still kasich told me candidates cannot spell out their policies in quick soundbites. gov. kasich: i don't like the format. i don't think harry truman could get elected under this format. it's about who's got clever little answers. cynthia: after the meeting, campaigns rather than the party will now deal directly with networks to negotiate formats, and there will be an equal number of questions for each candidate, not just an equal amount of time. any changes in forma

taking much longer than usual, getting pretty heated with the defense attorneys saying this is all a farce and the father of the two kids repeating he does not care about catherine hoggle 's mental condition, he just wants his kids back. it has been more than a year since the disappearance of sarah and jacob hoggle. their mother catherine hoggle had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and has shown no improvement. is easilyy she confused and does not understand the charges against her. her attorneys argued that she had been in jail long enough and that all charges should be dismissed, even saying she has been housed without meaning. the motion was quickly denied. looked bewildered. >> i don't need to sound insensitive, but i don't care about her mental state. i don't care about charges. just want my children back. >> she understands the situation . the problem is she does not want to go to jail. >> the plan of the prosecution is, why are we in the district court if we are not going to go ahead in the district court? >> doctors will continue to work with the district court. the man accused of

jorge: las farc.rÁn a contar los seis meses para firmar el pacto definitivo. nosotros vamos con ilia calero con el avance. ilia: grupos pro inmigrantes protestaron contra saturday night live porque eligieron alto para su graduaciÓn. confrontaciÓn con agentes de la policÍa que le dispararon con choques elÉctricos. los hechos que han consignados en un vÍdeo que se dio a conocer hoy, la familia pide justicia y le estamos haciendo seguimiento al caso, los esperamos esa noche. jorge: vamos con una pausa y regresamos con mÁs en el noticiero univisiÓn, se habla espaÑol, efectivamente, hablaremos de eso en un momento. ♪ mi hogar... anunciador: más de un millón de estadounidenses en riesgo de ejecución hipotecaria han sido ayudados por making home affordable. averigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar para el mariela: se habla espaÑol, esto a largo y ancho del paÍs pero que se hable mÁs de 750 idiomas en estados unidos le sorprenderÁ. aparte los signos importados, presentÓ cicuta 1000 personas o

carson: i think there's general agreement that the last debate was a farce and that something needs to be done about it. craig: sunday night, aides for nearly every campaign gathered in an alexandria, virginia hotel to seize more control of the debates. >> we are going to take a greater role in negotiating with the networks on format. craig: the campaigns will now deal directly with tv broadcasters to negotiate formats. the republican national committee will still handle the logistics. each candidate will get a minimum 30 second opening and closing statement. and there will be an equal number of questions for each candidate, not an equal amount of time. >> campaigns have been able, should be able to get information about the details of the debate for sooner than they have this cycle. craig negotiating with 15 : different campaigns can be tough and not everyone's going to agree. mr. christie: no committee gets to make a decision. let the chairman of the rnc negotiate with the networks on its behalf. craig but as ben carson's : manager points out, not all campaigns are created equal. >>

there is a lot of farce, a lot of horse farls. it's also very affluent and in some cases very affluent. >> reporter: running a business here in north salem, grace duffield says violent crime is ununusual in a place where most people don't lock their doors. >> people don't worry about locking the door is because there wasn't a problem. this is not that kind of community. >> reporter: police say at this time they have no suspects. they're hoping a break from the public will lead them to the killer. we are live tonight in hawthorne, marc santia, news 4 new york. we have breaking news in brooklyn a car is in the water near the corner of gerritsen and the body of a man out. it is unclear if another person is in the water. crews say it appears the car went into the water at some point today. it's not clear whenments we have new developments -- we have new developments in that sexting school scandal. >> the student came face-to-face with police when he tried to return to class. we have new information. ida. >> reporter: yes, that's what

. >> i think there's a general agreement that the last debate was a farce and that something needs to be done about it. >> john kasich, carly fiorina and chris christie won't sign the campaign's list of demands. >> i'm not one of these complainers about this. listen, i said what i thought the morning around. >> donald trump is negotiating on his own. president obama -- ire with cnbc moderators. >> if you can't handle those guys, you know, then i don't think the chinese and the russians are going to be too worried about you. >> jeb bush, at 8%, is trying to fix his campaign. >> and when you take a look at the positives and the negative necessary that poll, betty, what we find is ben carson ranks as the most popular candidate out there. democrat or republican. donald trump as the least popular. >> all right, thank you so much for that update. if you have a question for the democratic candidates, now is your chance to ask. we are taking your suggestions for the first south democratic candidates forum airing this friday on msnbc. submit your questions now on twitter. for more information,

. >> i think there is general agreement that the last debate was a farce and that somebody needs to be done about it. >> john kasich, carly fiorina and chris christie won't sign the campaign's list of demands. >> i'm not one of these complainers about this. okay? listen, i said what i thought the morning after. >> donald trump is dpoeshting on his own. president obama joked about the candidate's ire with cnbc moderators. >> if you can't handle those guys? [ laughter ] then i don't think the chanz and the russians are going to be too worried about you. >>> when you look at the positive/negative balance for each candidate, ben carson comes out again on top as the most popular. donald trump the most unpopular. at least in that measure. >> tracy thank you. this morning the u.s. em by in cairo is saying keep away. this after saturday's crash of a passenger jet over the sinai desert that killed all people on board. so far there is in evidence of terrorism but data gathered by u.s. intelligence satellite is raising new concerns. >> reporter: the wreckage tells a story of a plaeb that broke ap

. >> the last debate was a farce and that something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: by passing the republican party, candidates aides are drafting proposed ch ges for debate s nsors like more substance as opposed to gotcha or frivolous qu tion t no asking for raised hands, no lightning round and no candidate-to-candidate questions. how that might help rind paul who is polling 3% nationally or chris christie who is at 2% is not clear. >> my hope i will be focused on the issues that relly matter to fo s. >> reporter: the one-time front-runner went to orlando to try to fix being fifth in the race. candidates tonight are still workinw on their dema sor debate changes, but the next debate is a week from tomorrow and that is not much time said be carson today to settle on new debate rules. live from washington, steve ndelsman, news 4 new york. daetvid? >> steve, thank you. >>> starting tomorrow the first tv ads for bernie sanders will hit the airwaves. >> now he's taking on wall street and aorrupt political system. funded by over a million contributions. >> you won't see them in our

. >> i think there's general agreement that the last debate was a farce and something speeds to be done. >> reporter: aides for nearly campaign gathered in an alexandria, virginia hotel to seize more control of the debate. >> we'll take a greater role. >> reporter: the campaigns will now deal directly with tv broadcasters to negotiate format, the republican national committee will still handle the logistics. each candidate will get a minimum 30-second opening and closing statement. and there will be an equal number of questions for each candidate, not an equal amount of time. >> campaigns have been able -- should be able to get information about the details of the debate far sooner than they have so far this cycle. >> reporter: negotiating with 15 different cam paint can be tough and not everyone is going to agree. >> no committee gets to make a decision. let the chairman negotiate with the networks on its behalf. >> reporter: as ben carson '-- carson antibiotic manager points out -- >> a couple of these are generated. if we don't come, that's a big bargaining chip. >> reporter: carson

. >> a village in hamas has been dean from government farces. activists say damage has been down. hama as been a key target of russian air strikes. >> government leaders complained that foreign intelligence has not been shared with him. >> the information we have about the incident has not been shared with egyptian security agencies. this is a question mark we should ask, because we are the most involved party when it comes to the issue. we expect technical information to be provided to us. instead of proceed. >> french investigators say black box flight recorder data suggests an explosion caused the disaster killing 224 people. thousands of british and russian tourists are bleeng flown home from egypt as paul brennan prorms. >> reporter: there's a major exodus under way from sharm el sheikh. 20,000 departing britains will be joined by 40,000 russian tourists. russia and egypt described the flight description by the u.k. as premature. what changed the kremlin's mind. the british said their decision was based on intelligence, making it more likely than not that a bomb was responsib

. >> anchor: the last debate was a farce and something needs to be done about it. the next debate is a week from tomorrow and candidate ben car carson believes it's pretty quick to settle on new debate rules. >> anchor: president sean hennesseytial candidate bernie sanners is ready to start running his first paid tv advertisement. the minute long spot tells the story of sanders childhood out in brooklyn, new york. you can see some of the photographs they have chosen here highlights the congressman congressman's work in the u.s. senate. the ad will air in iowa and new hampshire starting tomorrow and the campaign is expelted to run it in other states soon. >> anchor: well, it's a done deal. president obama signing a new two year budget and it comes on the eave of a default deadline. president obama says the budget should free the nation for last minute government shut down threats. >> anchor: also talking sports today. new england patriots off to an impressive start. they are 7 and 0 but it certainly is not something they want to focus on. why not? well, in fact tom

doesn't that render the white house claim a farce? >> it's embarrassing, really, that a president is going through such gymnastics. we have over 3,500 people in iraq right now. we have some unknown number about to go into syria. they understand fully they're in a combat environment and they act that way. their mission may be to train, advise and assist, but as we have seen just recently in the rescue effort where an american was killed as part of the attack, they are exposed every hour of every day. and trying to say that it's not a combat mission, it's not boots on the ground, it's still part of this exercise of saying, i'm not george w. bush. get over it, mr. president. >> it's not just syria, but in places like iraq where the president appears to have ignored pentagon advice on withdrawing troops there, do you think this is a president who really has a tendency to ignore sound military advice, in favor of his own political objectives? >> i think it's a political ideology. i think certainly it's intended to serve domestic political

to reformat the debates presidential candidate --- too short to super"the last debate was a farce." bypassing the republican party, candidates' aides are drafting proposed changes for debate sponsors, like: proposed debate rule changes to networks: substance as opposed to "gotcha" or frivolous more substance as opposed to "gotcha" or frivolous questions proposed debate rule changes to networks: no - asking for raised hands no - "lightning round" no - candidate-to-candidate questions no asking for raised hands, no lightning round, and no candidate-to- candidate questions how that might help rand paul, who's polling 3% nationally or chris christie who's at 2% ...is not clear. presidential candidate :xx-:xx "my hope is the next debate will be focused on the issues that really matter to folks." the one time front runner went to orlando to try to fix being fifth in the race. audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. campaigns don't have long to try and make the changes.... the next republican debate is a week from tomorrow. one republican made a stop in des moines this af

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now colombia's farc rebel group has welcomed the government's offer to release 30 prisoners. engaged in talks for three years in cuba's capital of havana. hopeful to conclude in six months. >>> what happened in a new orleans park which injured crane people? hundreds were gathered for a block party and music video, when two groups in the park opened fire on each other. >>> pfizer has being agreed to purchase allergan for $160 billion. the merged company will be the world's biggest by sales. the u.s. firm will move its hazardous to ireland to escape high corporate taxes. allen fisher reports. >> reporter: it's the bigs deal of its kind, worth $160 billion. >> we need to say, what lives are we touching to make lives matter. >> allergan is technically buying the bigger company, allowing it to be headquartered in dublin. it is known as an inversion. president obama last promised to close the loophole, he describes it as undemocratic. >> keeping most of their business inside the united states but basically renouncing their citizenship and declaring they're based someplace else just

i think it's a farce. i think they're just there to disrupt. >> what do you think is a farce?y really care about black lives, they need to pick up a banner and go to the south side of chicago where black lives are being slaughtered on a daily basis f they really care about the african-american community. get up there and do something about it. >> so, they don't have the right to protest at a trump rally? >> well, no, they don't, really. nobody needs -- >> it's america. >> i wouldn't -- look. i wouldn't go -- i wouldn't go into a black church and start screaming, white lives matter. i mean, people are trying to elect a president -- >> would you be afraid they would beat you up? >> yeah. i know i'd get beat up. >> really? >> people are trying -- >> in a black church? >> i'm sure if i disrupted their sermon and was obnoxious as this guy apparently was, yeah, i would probably be afraid i might get at least thrown out and roughed up, yeah. >> did you miss what the members of south carolina at the church said about the man who open fire inside a church? >> excuse me. >> never mind.

. >> i think there's general agreement that the last debate was a farce, and that something needs toe done. >> reporter: john kasich, carly fiorina and chris christie won't sign the list of demands. >> i'm not one of these complainers about this. i said what i thought the morning after. >> reporter: donald trump is negotiating on his own. president obama joked about the candidates ire with cnbc moderators. >> if you can't handle those gu guys, you know, then i don't think the chinese and the russians are going to be too worried about you. >> reporter: jeb bush at 8% is trying to fix his campaign. and looking deep near our poll at the positive/negative balance for some of these candidates, ben carson is on top. donald trump on the bottom. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> to the democrats, hillary clinton is growing her lead. our new poll shows her with double the support of senator bernie sanders. clinton 62%. sanders 31%. martin o'malley 3%. the poll was conducted both before and after last week's gop debate on cnbc. >>> and right now, first lady michelle obama is wrapping up

in neighbourhoods like this resentment is growing almost as farce as fear is spreading. everyone tells us that they are worried that attitudes towards north africans would harden. at the same time they were too afraid to tell us that on camera. with the collective against islamaphobia, that so many feel alienated. >> from kindergarten, you are treated differently. provided they are week enough. they slip in think thatting this is not by country the people haiti, and it's nothing for me to be treated differently, there are different crops that pray on the elements. >> they add so long as the french government doesn't address the causes of disenfranchisement, the situation will not improve. it's a thaunt that haunts. during the troubled adolescence, he dreamt of a day when things would improve. a day when he'd have a family of his own. now, happy to be employed and married. he finds himself more concerned about his two children and the future he'll face than he was for himself >>> coming up next on the broadcast, a wounded paris, slowly trying to heel. >>> we return to par

colombia to move closer to a negotiated solution to the decades-long struggle with the rebel group, farc -- the longest conflict, openly, on the planet. in europe, we are standing firm with our allies in support of a democratic and sovereign ukraine, and in sending a strong message of reassurance that nato's promise of collective defense will be upheld. and in recent days, we have seen the beginning of what promises to be the most dramatic transformation of a nuclear program since the breakup of the soviet union, as iran begins to mothball centrifuges, destroy the core of its heavy water plutonium reactor, and export much of its stockpile of enriched uranium. finally, at the end of this month and into december, i will join the president in paris, where we are determined to negotiate a truly ambitious, durable, and inclusive framework for curbing the greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change. earlier this week in norfolk, i laid out the national security implications of this challenge, from the impacts of our own military readiness to the potential multiplication of overseas cris

prosecutor in that case, came out and said all the evidence was falsified, that the whole case was a farce and the guy fled the cub. has that had an impact? >> absolutely. to take maduro to the hague, the international criminal court, so far we had not been able to demonstrate that the justice system was on the side of maduro. now when you've got the prosecution to say they falsified the evidence, that opens the door to the hague. >> what will that mean? despite the fact that you live outside of the united states. >> forced. >> forced to live outside the united states. you were among a half dozen of the top opposition leaders in the country who were accused in a widely debunked conspiracy to assassinate maduro. how do you fight back against that? >> you know antonio one of the toughest things to witness is the -- how the latin american countries in general do not react when they see that one of used to be one of the oldest democracy he in the country is under a military dictatorship they have watched and seen how human rights have violated and olympic record of human rights violation, pers

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more and more children being farced to work on the farms. the government says over the past five years the number of child laborers has more than doubled to 1.6 million. this is a safe house for children rescued from working on farms and on the street. now they are kept busy with art. they're both from an area where conflict and poverty made them especially vulnerable. this child was kidnapped by a stranger. >> translation: i had to sell water. it was so hard. i didn't like selling water. a >> reporter: most of the children the centre deals with are from this area, although their parents are often involved, social workers believe reuniting families is the best thing. >> it is very good, important to children to live in his family. so it is about educating the parent, to let the parent know the danger. >> reporter: unfortunately, if that doesn't work, there's little to stop parents from selling or sending their children out to work again. the law is rarely enforced and the border is porous. that combination puts the children at risk >>> from

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. >> the last debate was a farce, and something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: bypassing the republican party, candidates aides are drafting proposed changes for debate sponsors like more substance as opposed to gotcha or frivolous questions. no asking for raised hands, no lightning round and no candidate to candidate questions. how that might help rand paul who is polling 3% nationally or chris christie w is at 2% is not clear. >> i hope this next debate will be focused on the issues that matter to folks. >> the one-time front-runner went to orlando to try to fix being fifth in the race. candidates and stafferers are working on d demand for the changes. the next debate is a week from tomorrow and that's pretty quick said ben carson today to settle on new debate rules. i'm steve handelsman, news 4. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> from clouds and a little on the cool side today, how about some sunshine and some warmth? it's right around the corner, but it's not going to stay there forever. so coming up here in my weather we'll talk about the clearing taking place and i'

so he did all could to turn the proceedings here into a farce. that meant he sometimes didn't communicate with his own legal team. he even fired one of his own attorneys and at other times he refused to show up for court appearances, and then finally joel courtney claimed he was mentally incompetent to stand trial. >> once that was brought up, when he would come into court, he would come in all bowed down, he would shuffle, only look at the floor. his whole demeanor had changed because now he wanted to be incompetent. because we couldn't try him. >> what did you think was really going on? >> it was totally an act. it was absolutely an act. >> nonetheless, had he to be and tested in new mexico and the fbi worried that courtney would try to flee. >> i was concerned for the entire time he would be looking for an opportunity to escape. he was fluent in spanish. i felt that he was going to head south, cross the border where he'd live before and disappear into mexico and make it very difficult for us to find him. >> as the fight over whether or not cou

was going on and they understood perfectly that when they rejected somebody for admission, it was a farce, that the person was of course going to come and. sometimes, particularly the chinese they would say, we have seen this guy three or four times. deathe only power we have is to send him back, and he will come through again. so my interest in people moving was also one of the ways in which nations come in this case the united states, try to control the flow of people, try and exercise some sort of control over human migration. what i basically discovered, the. i was looking at, is that borders are always very difficult to enforce, always have been and very likely always will be. .. people quickly realized that you can go around to border, and so for those politicians and others that wanted to see, they sort of felt like enforcing the borders is imperative. it's silly to have laws if people can get around them. but people, in this case japanese, chinese were excluded for racial reasons or poverty tennessees were clever and discovered ways to get around the law. it's one of the things wh

it's becoming a bit of a farce.d to deal with this problem. >> it is incredible, david, that all the attention, all the billions that have been spent on airport security and it does seem like there is this gaping hole. >> well, there is a gaping hole, anderson, and if historically security is reactive, not proactive. so, for example, if somebody tries to blow up a shoe, what happens? within weeks we're taking our shoes off at the airport. it is constantly reactive and like miles was saying, it needs to be more proactive. we need to look forward at things, not just reactive and that's this case. egypt is taking their part in just waiting to be reactive. i think that the prime minister making the move to do what he did is a proactive move and something needs to be done whether it's proven yet or not it was a bomb, he's being proactive about it and that's something that's rarely done in a security area in the aviation. >> john, i mean, the question of what kind of bomb this was, the size, all those details, one of the

. >> the last debate was a farce, and something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: bypassing the republican party. candidates aides are drafting proposed changes for debate sponsors like more substance as opposed to gotcha or frivolous questions. no asking for raised hands and no lightning round and no candidate to candidate questions. >> how that might help rand paul who is polling 3% nationally or chris christie who is at 2% is not clear. >> i hope this next debate will be focused on the issues that matter to folks. >> the one-time front-runner went to orlando to try to fix being fifth in the race. >> candidates are working on their demands for debate changes and the next debate is a week from tomorrow. it's pretty tight said ben carson today to settle on new debate rules. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, doreen? >> thank you. there is a key vacancy at d.c.'s board of elections before next year. executive director clifford tatum is resigning next month. that resignation comes after a rough year for the board and it was criticized for paid for and electronic ballots and polling pla

what a farce. what a joke. with our open border and free society, we have a great fchlt b.i. they're on sdpland. we don't have enough people. we have a great c.i.a. we've curtailed the very legitimate activities in nsa. this could be in the united states, as the congressman said. and what would we do then. >> why didn't we build up this, why didn't we build up that, why didn't we close the border. why didn't we have 23550,000 pee come who are. this has to stop. if it doesn't, it's just a matter of time before what we're seeing today in france happens here. >> the f.b.i. has an investigation in 50 states here. in every single state in the union. so the question is if you were in charge of the f.b.i. now, what would you be doing differently? what can be done to stop this. >> el with, i would take away all of the -- all of the things that burdened investigations all the nonsense that burtens it. we can do this well into the institution. i would hire many, many more f.b.i. you have the notion that you can follow hundreds and hundreds of people. that we can do that with the resour

that there will be a stepping up of bombing campaigns against those groups so that was a step forward farce war against isis is concerned. now, as far as the issue of the downing of this russian jet bomber, the war of words between president putin and president erdogan of turkey, only seems to have stepped up while both sides have been saying they're trying to deescalate the situation. but let's be realistic here. both sides have a great deal to lose. not only strategically, but economically if this war of words gets worse. four and a half million russians visited turkey last year bringing important revenue for that country and the turks have spent $25 billion over the last 12 months buying russian oil and gas, so there would be considerable fallout if there were significant economic sanctions from this spat over the downing of this jet. so while there has been talk of leveling some economic sanctions against turkey. so far it's only been relatively low-level talk about projects being suspended. sara, let me send it back to you. >> i want to check markets, investors continue to brush aside

. >> that is not a farce. >> there is no database. you are telling me people like chris christie who said he would turn away 3-year-old orphans, those people like terrorists? people like that are terrorists? >> we will take the young children. >> no -- >> i can't -- >> i can absolutely argue on logic and logic and logic is this. >> are you going to let me finish? >> the vast majority of these people -- france -- let me finish my thought, france is a different story, no one -- it takes 18 to 24 months for somebody to set foot in this country leaving refugee camps in jordan, refugee camp in turkey, these are not people with suicide bomb strapped to their vests the way they are in france. you know that. >> the radicalization of the younger ones. >> we took what 90,000 of them coming across the southern border from central america and other places of we have seen what that comply, it is complicated to take them without their parents whether it is their decision or not. the other thing is the vetting process is ridiculous. >> close to 100

what a farce. what a joke. with our open border and free society, we have a great fchlt b.i. they're on sdpland. we don't have enough people. we have a great c.i.a. we've curtailed the very legitimate activities in nsa. this could be in the united states, as the congressman said. and what would we do then. >> why didn't we build up didn't we build up that why didn't we close the border. why didn't we have 235050,000 people come who are. this has to stop. if it doesn't, it's just a matter of time before what we're seeing today in france happens here. >> the f.b.i. has an investigation in 50 states here. in every single state in the union. so the question is if you were in charge of the f.b.i. now, what would you be doing differently? what can be done to stop this. >> el with i would take away all of the -- all of the things that burdened investigations all the nonsense that burtens it. we can do this well into the institution. i would hire many, many more f.b.i. you have the notion that you can follow hundreds and hundreds of people. that we can do that with the resources we h

. >> because it's a farce.t neil did was reach down and push the dog back, at which point, the dog bit him. >> it sounds like he was just trying to stop the dog from running in the street. >> i was horrified. why--why would you do that? >> as andrew's ranting and raving, neil walks in. instead of andrew using some sort of decorum or discretion or shutting his mouth, he continues. he actually gets even more amped up. >> and then he comes up to my office yelling and screaming at me that i should have shown more compassion. >> but i think when that happens, i think what people are looking for is some level of sympathy. >> that's not--again, my staff has to function a right way. >> i know. >> when neil started working here, and i told him to this-- to his face--i had big hopes for him. >> when you say that to somebody, "i had high hopes for you..." >> neil did not hear that from me until we had a huge argument in the kitchen when he got in my face with his wide eyes-- >> i-i got in your face? >> you don't remember

it's -- it's a farce. i would tell you that there are probably better places to be in the space.t some point this thing gets too cheap. it's a falling knife. they seem to do everything wrong quarter after quarter. it just is not on my radar. sfroo pete, talk to me about celgene. it's down 6% today. >> it did slow down, and that's what everybody was focused on. when you look at those numbers, people do get concerned. is it there a slowdown? it is 63% of sales. you can understand why there is a focus there. i think the pullback offers an opportunity. i like this stock. i know the wealth management guys are in it, and it goes towards the 1:30 level. >> home away. >> this is the sixth deal of the news company has done in the last two wreerz. it's by far their largest. it's not going to be creative until 2018. i do think strategy eeblgicily it makes sense because the publicly fighting off airbnb and some of the competition. it definitely diversifies their revenue base. i wouldn't be buying it today on this news. i would buy it longer term story. i don't think you're going to see a pay

"new york times", "washington post" writing headlines about what a farce this was with their debate. but obviously now we know in history one of those guys stood out. >> seth: right, we should keep continuing these debates. 'cause you never know -- >> no, no, no. only on fox. >> seth: okay, gotcha. [ laughter ] well congratulations on getting through it -- >> i don't want you -- it's a political -- >> seth: really appreciate having you on the show. thank you so much for making time for us. >> thank you very, very much. >> seth: neil cavuto, everyone. "cavuto coast to coast" airs weekdays on fox business. you can also see neil hosting "your world" and "cavuto on business" on fox news. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to sam rockwell, cristin milioti, neil cavuto. [ cheers and applause ] jeremy gara and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we will see you tomorrow.

so he did all could to turn the proceedings here into a farce. that meant he sometimes didn't communicate with his own legal team. he even fired one of his own attorneys and at other times he refused to show up for court appearances, and then finally joel courtney claimed he was mentally incompetent to stand trial. >> once that was brought up, when he would come into court, he would come in all bowed down, he would shuffle, only look at the floor. his whole demeanor had changed because now he wanted to be incompetent. because we couldn't try him. >> what did you think was really going on? >> it was totally an act. it was absolutely an act. >> nonetheless, had he to be and tested in new mexico and the fbi worried that courtney would try to flee. >> i was concerned for the entire time he would be looking for an opportunity to escape. he was fluent in spanish. i felt that he was going to head south, cross the border where he'd live before and disappear into mexico and make it very difficult for us to find him. >> as the fight over whether or not cou

right now among palestinians in the fact that they feel that the idea of two-state solution was just a farceat we were giving too many opportunities for this idea of peace talks, and they of we are losing our land in the meanwhile. >> ifill: dennis ross you have been at more of these negotiation tables than you can probably count, do you harbor any hope of interest converging and does the u.s. play a role in that anymore? >> i'm pessimistic in the near term because in a sense, what daoud just described as a reality on the palestinian side in some ways is mirrored by the israelis side not in the sense of wanting a one-state outcome but in the level of disbelief that exists on the part of both populations. israelis don't believe that the palestinians will ever accept a two-state outcome that will accept israel's state of the jewish people. palestinians don't believe israelis will ever accept a genuinely independent palestinian state. and the starting point has to be change the realities on the ground, begin to restore a level of belief on each side that shows a two-state outcome actually could

"new york times", "washington post" writing headlines about what a farce this was with their debate. but obviously now we know in history one of those guys stood out. >> seth: right, we should keep continuing these debates. 'cause you never know -- >> no, no, no. only on fox. >> seth: okay, gotcha. [ laughter ] well congratulations on getting through it -- >> i don't want you -- it's a political -- >> seth: really appreciate having you on the show. thank you so much for making time for us. >> thank you very, very much. >> seth: neil cavuto, everyone. "cavuto coast to coast" airs weekdays on fox business. you can also see neil hosting "your world" and "cavuto on business" on fox news. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale is back... plus 1! woo-hoo! right now buy one get one at half price throughout the entire store. blinds. shades. sunscreens. the entire store! hey, any excuse for a party. and big savings. blinds to go. blinds for life. party on, people. blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale is back... plus 1! celebrate when you buy one get