history, one year or two years ago when they do the gaston purchase, they end up back in america. this is the old, historic plaza. if you notice that gazebo, it has both the u.s. and mexico flag. corner right here is the courthouse. adobeare all old buildings. brick.eet is even rights the tourism center here. this is the hub for this area. >> we're leaving the plaza. where we heading? >> we're heading to a place not as old but still very unique. about this area. -- poor to -- "tortuga" means turtle. when they flee new mexico as a result of the revolt, there are two groups. one group is about two weeks ahead of the other groups. it is a mix of mexicans, spaniards, and you blow people revolt.the result -- , the otherer group groups complain and say they are moving like turtles. so this, to the left, kind of terra-cotta color, this building and that are kind of the same terra-cotta color. these are buildings for religious and ceremonial events. of the year is when tourists and family members come that have moved away, they come here during the week of december 12. they have events at

a year, two years later when they do the gaston purchase, they wind up back in the united states. so we have now entered -- this is the plaza, the old historic plaza and you see the kiosk as both the u.s. and mmm flags. the m is for mesia and the year is 1854 when hey established themselves in the sign offering the gaston president. this corner right here, billingy the kid whereas jail thread and this is the courthouse. these are all old historic building, be brick patio and brick sidewalk if the street is brick. >> is this a large place for tourists. >> this is tourism center right here. this is the magnet or hub for this area. >> so, we're leaving old mesia. where too. >> we are going head to another little community that is not as old but it's still very unique and distinct. >> we're turning into the tortuga neighborhood. tell me more. >> tortugas is plural for turtles. they are kiwa speaking people, pueblo people. so the story is that when they flee new mexico in 1680 as are resident of the 1680 revolt, they're two groups. one group is two weeks ahead of the other group, and i

week of deadly violence in the country in which the taliban launched an assault against the city of gaston a near kabul with the countries that of writing both independence day and a religious holiday the president extended an olive branch. from the start of the holiday president gani is offering the taliban a conditional cease fire and if they accept he's prepared to extend their till the birthday of the prophet muhammad in. we call upon the leadership of the taliban to welcome the wishes of afghans for a long lasting and real peace and we urge them to ready themselves for peace talks based on islamic values and principles. that jump while a quarter. at the same time the taliban said that they would release hundreds of prisoners the announcement came after a week of intense fighting the taliban launched a massive assault against the city of cows need some kabul residents on the streets to celebrate the country's independence we're hopeful. that while it's not one that everyone wants to see the end of war in afghanistan everyone wished for a lasting peace all over the country we wish to li

this is one of the corners of what would later become known as the gaston purchase. this corner marker is at that actually the beginning of mexico and the end of the u.s.. mesilla exists, there are 15 to 20 families at this time who do not want to become u.s. citizens. --is one of those instant periods in history where we can say not all mexicans want to become americans. these folks jumped out of the united states into mexico. >> we should go to old mesilla and see this. >> it is real common to find cars driving or parked in and andnd, owned by both anglo hispano alike that have a bumper sticker that say yo soy mesillero. sometimes it will have the translation that is i am a proud mesillan. they are very proud of it. it all goes back to the history of them not wanting to become u.s. citizens after the war. purchase, gaston about 50 to 60 hispanic families up their take belongings and leave their homes standing, load up their wagons, look across the river must see a hill, hence the name mesilla, little hill, or little table. they said that is where we will move to, t

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gastón: en todo sentido, son muy, muy parecidos. el original con su clon.us clones. con ellos ha logrado varias victorias. en esta lleriza encontramos justamente a su clon número 14. y es muy probable que en unos años, en el campo, tenga el mismo éxito que su madre. para nadie es un secreto que el éxito en el deporte depende en un veinte por ciento del polista y en un 80 por ciento del caballo. por esto, los clonados de los mejores caballos, cambió la dinámica de los deportes que los utilizan. [campana] solo la asociación de criadores de caballos de polo permite la clonación. la asociación de criadores de caballos de carreras no lo permite. pero dentro del mundo del polo también tiene detractores la clonación. algunos dicen que los altos costos de las réplicas ponen en desventaja a los deportistas con menos recursos económicos. es importante mencionar que en argentina el precio de un caballo promedio oscila entre los diez mil y los veinte mil dólares. mientras que un buen caballo de polo puede costar entre cien mil y 150 mil dólares. aunque para algunos pol

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i wouldn't gaston's because. it's a community safaga says. that shouldn't be allowed to reach our markets things like that shouldn't be happening at least not in europe because. consumers aren't aware of the conditions under which their fruits and vegetables are being planted on top of that it seems only fair trade and locally grown for ducks are sure way to avoid supporting human exportation. then we see these pictures from calabria. the illegal tent city for refugees and harvesters went up in flames. this is well i mean lived. thankfully he was able to get out safely but many others were injured and one person dies. the meager possessions the harvest is and have been destroyed and the suffering continues. clutter. the fast pace of life in the digital shift has the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information that the witness finds and interviews with the makers and users. next on w. . main news analyst. she gets a full on some new sounds so called a cuckoo news conference in khost side by the first. place. pe

vicinity to the capital and fighting there escalated on friday when the taliban attempted to storm gaston and take control our correspondent now looks at how almost two decades of the american led war in afghanistan seems to somehow have led to a resurgence in violence. this is what's happening just a little more than a hundred kilometers from the capital kabul. there's barely a camera in gaza any available to film this dreadful battle locals say there are stronger descriptions than simply the tele bed is back in action and if it wasn't for u.s. airstrikes the afghan army could have been in far worse trouble so it makes you wonder do american diplomats and their military keep in touch there is nothing that precludes us from gaging with the taliban we're doing everything we can to ensure that our actions help that's on the front and the afghan government does the same table everything they can only a few weeks ago the state department said talking with the taliban was a good idea and regardless of how hostile their actions the extremists say they're forward to this is what we wanted and we

and tell him says the sheriff not said today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gaston. good luck that'll . what politicians do. we put themselves on the lawn to beget accept the reject. so when you want to be president or injured or somehow want to be rescued. it's a good life to be for us that's what the forecast the three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of my. question. zia's says harlan kentucky. we've always moved the boys you're going straight funnies are you in. a coma and he said she was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal miners a said. that it was love to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. to. me has appeared on the front line in the information war as the u.s. senate intelligence committee looks for ways to cover influence campaign spearheaded by foreign

as they ought to remedy there was a slave that they like family and she escaped and he was five or gaston could understand he was convinced she was seduced and then tried to bring her back.in that is the power that if he could not understand how a slave could escape by the end of his life he broke through it. but think of the power of the narrative. how is that happening to you? let me give you some examples and talk about what they have in common. i hope i can offend each and everyone of you. bush is most obvious. opposing abortion but 3000 babies being killed every day. i think there one -- anybody feels the urgency because many of these women are decent and good people. i washington are swept away in the narrative. and i do not feel the crisis at the level that we should. that's because of the narrative. i'm an antifeminist 17. [applause] i bet people watching c-span hand in their head just exploded left what i hate about them what they say about men i never paid attention why would i care? i hate the denigration of femininity for the relationship between the sexes which is one of the

gaston, thanks for joining us.we see a lot more of you soon. >> always a pleasure, stuart. bye. stuart: where are we on the market? we're still up about 60 points higher. we're at 26,100. >>> we have casper. a lot of millenials know a lot about this, online mattress people. business is so good online, they will open 200 bricks and mortar stores. they have a killer new feature. this interests me. private areas to test out mattresses. no more embarassment in the store. the ceo of casper on this program next. stuart: why is sears stock up 15%. only 17 cents. i have an answer for you. expanding the amazon tire program. you buy them online. they're shipped to the store. you go to the store for balancing and installation. we used to play organ music for sears. we thought it was going out. up 16% with the amazon connection, you see. all-time highs right out of gate for the s&p 500, nasdaq composite, apple, now $219 a share. amazon 1931. records across the board. we talked a lot about the retail ice age on this program but

neighbors say police were in the area well into the night.and in the end, 26 year old jacksonville gastond with battery on an officer.after seeing this video, the director of miami dade police, juan perez released a statement that reads in part:"the incident in its entirety is currently under internal investigation to ensure that the officer's actions were with established policies and procedures and consistent with the miami dade police department's deeply held core values of integrity, respect, service and fairness." (grant) that was jessica holly reporting. miami dade police have not confirmed police have miami dade reporting.jessica holly that was (grant) (grant) that was jessica holly reporting. miami dade police have not confirmed why they were initially called to the scene. (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) coming up, the giants moving on from one of the veterans they signed this offseason. we'll tell you which player is moving cross country. tonight, but there's still some movement in the clubhouse. in news that broke just a few hours ago, andrew mccutchen has been traded

we'll hear from patricia gaston. you have three minutes. >> thank you. seeing what is going on with these food carts, i've been in the food industry for many years. i used to be the teacher at the california culinary academy, where we prepare professional chefs to go out to the real world and be successful. it is disturb to go see what is going on with all this new rising and it's very increasingly going up into the most recent years. looking at the location where my school was, in the tenderloin district and we moved, it's a huge change and the demographics in what is going on. to comment from tourists and regards to how dirty our city is, the pests from pigeons as i stated earlier in my statement about th the safety and sanitat. the food i get from the business every morning is disturbing to see the amounts of garbage, leftover food everywhere in the streets. it is a shame for us in the city to allow this to continue to happen. so, i am very strongly objected to allow this to happen to the city and also to us as a business. we have a humongous overhead

but there was a book, a scandalous book written after harding died by a guy named who -- gaston who was person and said florence harding poisoned him because she found out about these relationships and i think that is bonk. -- bunk. this guy died in prison in my recollection. he was a bad guy. he was involved in the lindbergh kidnapping too, a strange story. but harding had very bad high blood pressure which a lot of them have to this day. it was untreated and his blood pressure was way off the charts if you look at his blood pressure so i think that he had a stroke or heart attack and died of natural causes. >> what about florence? james: he says now, wait a minute, what about florence? i don't think florence would have poisoned him. >> what he die from? james: i think he died from natural causes. heart attack, or stroke. other questions? >> my question was that i read correctly in the paper that you doubt the existence of the affair with nan britain and the illegitimate daughter? why? james: a little background. the question is about a woman named nan britain who had a daughter named

the district looking to address gaston communication and coordination when responding to allegationsnduct on campus by students and by employees. take a look at our video. this came to light after a series of fox 2 investigate reports back in 2016 that found that the district did not follow mandatory guidelines of alleged cases of alleged sexual misconduct. a student athlete sexually assaulted a freshman girl inside the boy's bathroom and when she told the authorities, they did not follow proper reporting and procedures. the district said, quote, it is important for the psaud to clarify its working relationship with the police to ensure a coordinated and fair response to sexual misconduct the board meeting take place at 6:30 tonight in the district. they have a retreat the following day on wednesday. back to you. >>> in the next hour, disaster recovery center is going to open in lake county for victims of the mendocino complex fire. it will be open every day from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. people's homes destroyed or damages can get information about the federal resources available to th

. >> i am rocky gaston. i am a retired u.s. air force flight officer. i cannot believe how small this world is. i graduated from new york university. i belonged to a fraternity there, my brother was dennis howley. and his older brother, peter. both were in the air force with me, together. and i met general -- the general, he was an alumni of the fraternity and he came to visit us. had a charisma you cannot believe. this is one thing about traveling around the world, the coincidences you come across. and that is touching. i still correspond and him close with dee today, in california, and of course dennis lives here. that was -- one of the things you brought up was about the communism after the communism rise, after world war ii. significant, but it was a rise that was probably -- the communist party with the strongest in the unites states -- no? in the 1930's, it was popular. >> no comparison between the support for the communist party in the united states in the 1930's, with support for it in the late 1940's. >> one of the things you did bring up, wall

i want to bring in gaston pieraa. i know you do a lot of business between mexico and united states.s a deal, a trade deal, fast, before the new president of mexico takes office, is that accurate? >> that is totally accurate, stuart. it is accurate because, you would have all of a sudden two winners. president nieto would finish his administration with a big win and president obrador would have a big win on his plate. that has to meet president obrador's objectives and there could show a little bit of discord, i don't know. for example the sunset clause. then you have have an energy clause. then you have dispute resolution elements. let's see what happens in the next few days to clear the path forward. stuart: are you expecting a deal, some kind of announcement, some kind of positive development on u.s.-mexico trade, are you expecting it in the next couple days? what are the odds? >> yes. yes. the odds are very good. remember this is a bilateral thing. then you have canada, because the fast track involves triparty negotiations. then if canada is able to couple of days, align themselv