hugo, good to talk to us. hugo martin travel reporter from the l.a. times. >>> you can't talk about fear and threats without talking about the middle east. how much longer will the latest fight last? i'll pose that question to the iraqi war veteran who lily wrote the book on modern warfare. this edition of "real money" in just two minutes. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> the campaign against aisles in the border town kobane is intensifying. they have launched 18 attract overnight near the contested syrian city. central command said that bombers and fighter jets destroyed multiple isil fighting positions and hit 16 buildings occupied by the militants. meanwhile, in iraq isil fighters are on the march towards baghdad and reportedly are on the verge of taking over a strategic town 25 miles west of the capitol. we have exclusive video that shows the military tactics of aisles. >> t

hugo, good to talk to us . hugo martin travel reporter from the l.a. times. >>> you can't talk about fear and threats without talking about the middle east. how much longer will the latest fight last? i'll pose that question to the iraqi war veteran who lily wrote >> in jacmel on haiti's southern coast surfers aren't an unusual sight these days, but just a few months ago, some of these boys couldn't even swim. they're all part of "surf haiti", an ambitious project aimed at bringing tourists and their money to the beaches. joan mamique who runs the camp says surfing here is about more than just catching waves. samson jules, who was one of the first boys to learn to surf here, tells us the project has the potential to change the lives of his entire community. the passion from these young haitians is unmistakable and it's the chance to be part of the lives of people like samson that organizers hope will draw surfers to these waves and ultimately help tourism grow. >> i would love for there to be a haitian representation in the international surfing circui

caracas de cuatro miembros de colectivos entre ellos ex miembro del anillo del fallecido presidente hugouatro funcionarios. >> que no se estÉ satanizando la persona que, desde hace mucho tiempo, han aportado para la comunidad. >> nosotros, realmente lo que queremos, es que se aclaren los hechos. la intervenciÓn del ministerio del interior y justicia. >> la muerte generÓ indignación y rechazo entre los colectivos de la zona. mÁs aÚn cuando miguel rodrÍguez torres dijo que los fallecidos formaban parte de una organizaciÓn delictiva. >> aquÍ se estÁn dando seÑales de que aquÍ hay justicia. no es un estado forajido. y nosotros no podemos darle desde nuestra perspectiva a herramientas a la oposiciÓn, para que diga esto estÁ marchando contra el gobierno bolivariano. >> los colectivos en venezuela surgieron bajo el apoyo del fallecido presidente hugo chÁvez para proteger la democracia. no llevan una organizaciÓn monolÍtica. ordena la detenciÓn de cinco funcionarios del cuerpo de investigaciones por la muerte de los cuatro colectivos. ♪ ♪ >> la acciÓn deportiva continuaciÓn. >> en el Área de baj

. >> my name is hugo, i'm from virginia. >> hugo, are you a vegetarian?> jimmy: all right, is hugo a vegetarian? wow. all right. let's find out. >> i am. >> how much sperm do you produce? >> um -- enough. >> jimmy: we'll take your word for it, hugo. next? >> my name is briana, i'm from maryland. >> are you a vegetarian? >> jimmy: is briana a vegetarian? a couple of yeses, mostly nos. >> yes, i am. >> how long? >> um -- about four and a half years now. >> how much sperm do you produce? >> what? >> jimmy: the guy who works the microphone for us is a virgin. who else do we have out there? >> mr. muscles has arrived. i've been here for quite a long time, you know. >> mr. muscles -- >> you know. >> mr. muscles, are you a vegetarian? >> jimmy: is mr. muscles -- no. all right. let's find out. >> ah, yes, i am, sir. >> why? >> because it's healthy. you have to eat good. i eat chicken, fish, or turkey. >> jimmy: one of these meat-eating vegetarians. [ cheers and applause ] we have one more. >> my name is mr. snaggle pus and i'm from virginia. >> are you a vegetari

de una victoria 2 derrotas un knock out, lo hemos visto en otra ocasiÓn y es muy bueno su oponente hugo. decÍamos que nos habia gustado como peleaba este joven de pueb puebla, pero ledezma le ha dado una batalla. >>> si, es el primer round, lo tienen cima y fabian no tiene margen para soltar lam mano. el caso de ledesma peleo el pasado 28 de marzo y perdiÓ por decisiÓn frente a top luna tambiÉn en boxeo telemundo. oh que buen gancho al cuerpo dice el referi que suba un poco las manos. aquÍ no hay nada especulaciÓn, hay dame que te doy, buena zurda ahora, de fabian cuando suena la campana y concluye el primer asalto. >>> muy emocionante fabian le puso muchas ganas a este primer round. bueno queremos recordar que lety estuvo participando en un torneo donde cargan esposas, muy acrobÁtica. >>> ay, nuestra querida lety. >>> y sus primas siempre presente. >>> esta no se parece tanto a lety, pero igual es de la familia. >>> listo todo para dar inicio al segundo asalto, ahÍ suena la campana. tirando con la misma fuerza que en el primer asalto, retoman la acciones que concluyÓ al terminar primer

los cÍrculos polímeros de caracas cÍrculos formados por hugo chÁvez para la discusiÓn polÍtica y no venario pretendiendo generar una posiciÓn de división. >> comparten que la directiva del psuv debe revisar cÓmo se relaciona con su militancia. de la mejor forma de escuchar haciendo elecciones. se anunciÓ la realización de cuatro mediciones para elegir representantes de base con miras a las elecciones parlamentarias en noviembre del 2015 mientras que los crÍticos anuncian nuevos pronunciamientos de figuras del chavismo. >> en costa rica el volcÁn ha puesto en alerta al estado... los expertos de la universidad de costa rica y universidad nacional se desplazaron para investigar las razones de las constantes erupciones que se concentran en dos crÁteres de constante y actividad. >> en buenos aires cientos de damnificados intentan recuperarse por los daÑos causados por un frÍo temporal que azotÓ a argentina las lluvias intensas obligaron a decenas de personas a huir de las inundaciones la ciudad mÁs perjudicada es bregado. donde el viento derribÓ tendido elÉctrico y derribÓ los techos de las

french protestants or hugo note franceenots fled from and settled in virginia. their cultural legacy is apparent in early virginia turned chairs, a number of which have been recovered in southeastern virginia at adjacent areas of north carolina. all have the act rails that are square or rectangular in cross sections rather than round. ins technique was unknown british chair making circles until the 19th century, but it was common on french chairs and other furniture forms beginning in the 17th century. also played a significant role here, and we find a futures with construction details and other elements that are quite different from those encountered in contemporary british turn enjoying chairs. this one was found here in coastal south carolina in the late 1920's. rathertion to its square than turn structural elements, the chair features an open back frame that was designed to be used with a title and back cushion, another french detail we almost never -- almost never .ee in britain from the georgia piedmont, consider this chair, one of a very large group sprin

hugo, so i'm interested.e haven't heard of cancellations and people not booking that travel so far, but people are obviously nervous about this. what are you hearing from industry sources in terms of what they are afraid of, and what they are seeing in terms of bookings? >> yeah, it comes at a pretty difficult time for the industry. the industry has been rebounding since the recession, and coming up is thanksgiving. that's the most popular travel holiday in the u.s. so for any sort of bump to happen, now is a bad time. now i talked to industry experts who say that they still haven't seen mass cancellations. they have heard some rumblings from passengers, but so far no one is canceling their bookings. and they say that makes sense, since we have only had one case here in the u.s. but they worry that any more reports in the u.s. might trigger panic and that might lead to cancellations in mass way. >> let's talk about the cleaning crews in law guardia. they are worried about what they are cleaning up. are the ai

. >> hugo dijo que estaban jugando allÍ se queda niÑos pequeÑos, y no es justo que otros lo saquen deahora no darÁ mÁs permisos para ese predio. >> los niÑos dicen que ya no pueden jugar porque gente lo estÁ usando con su licencias. >> los afectados son los menores, expresaron. >> si los niÑos no tienen lugar para jugar, esta regla no es buena para la ciudad ni para los niÑos. >> quienes estÁn en contra para vender permisos, debe ser mÁs fÁcil a los niÑos porque los mantiene ocupados con el deporte en algo positivo. >> el niÑo que balearon de 11 aÑos sigue grave. la policÍa encontrÓ al menor tendido en el suelo con heridas de bala. >> sÉ que balearon a un niÑo de 11 aÑos, me preocupa porque yo tambiÉn tengo un niÑo. >> al menor lo trasladaron en el hospital central de oakland, donde se debate entre la vida y la muerte. hasta ahora no se sabe porque le dispararon. >> las autoridades buscan a un hombre de richmond que fue reportado como desaparecido. al hombre se lo veÍa deprimido, y habÍa renunciado a su empleo. >> el nunca se fue de la casa, queremos que nos llamen. >> la policÍa de r

hugo chavez once said the u.n. even made this personal attack on the then u.s. leader george w. bush. >> yesterday, the devil was here and it still smells of sulfur today. >> venezuela's leaders clearly like using the united nations as a perform. there is a chance every year that one hour in the global spotlight, but in the other key chamber of the united nations, being one of the 15 members of the security council is a very different proposition. permanent members serve a two year term. for the u.s., two years of venezuela using its seat to present its controversial views could become a headache. it can make itself heard. venezuela's economy's in a real mess. >> venezuela has undergone signature million. there's been protests in the beginning of 2014 which lasted three or four months and were the bloodiest and most long-lasting protest in years. >> the president is less popular than his predecessor. he's appointed a new deputy ambassador at the united nations, hugo chavez's daughter, gabrielle la chavez. >> time for sport now. >> we'll start with mlb. the kansas city royals hav

tienen dinero y nosotros no ellos llegan con su permiso y nos corren a nosotros con los ninos 30:12 hugoas/jugador de futbol 34:30 no era justo quitarnos de ese parque, es nuestra casa, nuestra comunidad 34:35 con varias demandas los manifestantes colmaron hoy el recinto de la comision de parques y recreacion donde se hizo claro que sus reclamos surtieron efecto. phil gingsberg/dir.departame nto de parques y recreacion 22;37 de manera inmediata dijo el director del departamento, no se haran mas reservaciones para equipos de adultos, y el campo estara abierto todos los dias incluidos los domingos de 7 de la noche a 10 para todo el mundo.. ademas se pondran avisos para informar claramente al publico, los cambios de horarios... pero los manifestantes dicen que esto es solo el principio pues hay mas problemas similares.... roberto pena/padre de familia 1:50 29:24 para mi eso no es suficiente porque hay otros parques que estan rentando por 27 dolares mientras tanto uno de los jugadores adultos involucrados en la disputa a quien se le escucha diciendo en el video, a quien le importa la comunid

serie de willie colÓn el malo se confiesa nos habla de su tormentosa vida y nos dice que al presidente hugoidrogas, mi papÁ tambiÉn tenÍa problemas de droga. mi hermanita tambiÉn muriÓ por las drogas. >> a pesar de su dramÁtica vida, siempre se hay ido innovando en twitter expone sus puntos de vista sobre todo contra el gobierno de venezuela ya casi tiene 3 millones de seguidores. >> cuando chÁvez tratÓ su cÁncer dijiste un comentario, venezuela tiene dos presidentes, uno maduro y otro podrido... que piensas del gobierno de venezuela? >> yo pienso que es un desastre. el gobierno de venezuela es un tÍtere de los castros en cuba quieren adueÑarse del petrÓleo de venezuela para sobrevivir. y por eso pusieron a maduro que es en verdad un zombie castrista. >> tÚ crees que mataron a travÉs en cuba? >> es muy posible, Él no estaba en el plan de entregarle completamente venezuela a cuba. el querÍa mantener el poder. pero maduro no tiene problema... con chuparle las medias a raÚl castro. >> puedes ir a venezuela a tocar? >> yo puedo ir a venezuela pero salir no se. >> quÉ piensa del alcalde de blazi

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peter biaksangzuala, jugador del fc bethlehem vengthlang, falleci como consecuencia de festejar a lo hugoue le anot al chanmari west fc. al momento de dar la segunda pirueta, biaksangzuala no alcanz a girar completamente en el aire, por lo que el peso de todo su cuerpo cay sobre su cuello, provocndole terribles lesiones cervicales que lo llevaron posteriormente a la muerte. gs sports desk el dia de maÑana estara arrancando una edicion mas del clasico de otoÑo. los reales de kansas city encontra los gigantes de san francisco. aqui les prsento a los lanzadores encargados de abrir esta serie. take vo vo el jugador mas valioso en la serie por el campeonato de la liga nacional sera el responsable de subir a la loma y busca hacer lo que ningun lanzador a podido hacer en esta postemporada. ganarle a los reales. madison bumgarner a sus 25 aÑos de edad esta en su mejor momento. vo por parte de la liga americana james shields sera quien suba a la loma en busca de seguir con la buena racha de los reales de kansas city que aun no saben lo que es perder en esta postemporada. shield lanzo ante oakland,

. >> i was visiting victor hugo's former house when it hit me for my wanted to make some inspired byher writers, and their surroundings. >> some of her fragrances are dedicated to others like oscar wilde. others like william burroughs, and some for fictional characters. >> gg is quite a naÏve young woman, somewhat and dignified -- somewhat undignified, which adds to her charm. colette has white flowers but with a twist to convey her youth. the notes are like words and we put them together, they tell a story. >> and anias begins the next tale. the relationship of literature began to hundred years ago. the founder was very involved with the writers of the time. >> he kept up regular correspondence with alexander dumas. i have one of the letters here. this led -- this love for poetry led to the creation of a little-known poem called fleur-de-lis. >> and it led to the antwaun'tis saint-exupery novel. >> we have the planes propeller and these ridges affect the wings on the air pine of the time. -- of the airplane of the time. >> family legend has it that he asked him to create a perfume t

. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> hi name is hugo vargas and i'm the victim of getting kicked in the backit was just unfair and i didn't deserve that. i was just tryinging to be a good kid and having a big argument -- what the heck? i didn't deserve that. just me being stubborn, i didn't tell anyone, because nobody is going to listen to a 15-year-old? but now i know i have the city on my back and it was just unfair for those people to kick us off our home, our community. they have been there for what? months. we have been here for years. this is my family right here. these guys are my family. if i need something, i can depend on them. i don't want to ever lose them. it's just not fair. and i go home thinking what if i lose the park? i lose my family, i lose my home. so please help and support. [ applause ]. >> thank you. >> hi. my name is greg garcia and go to mission high school and i'm a freshman. i have been going to the park since it first opened and i met a lot of my friends there. that is where i met these guys. i went there and i met people and i made friends. i feel safe there. >>

de la panaderÍa nos fuimos para hugo en manos a la calle donde viviÓ en el barrio san cristÓbal dondesaron los mÁs grandes escenarios. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> los llamaban los lÍderes y arrasaban donde se presentaban pero el aÑo pasado, yandel decidiÓ que era hora de independizarse y maÑana le probarÁ a su pueblo que no se equivocÓ, que estÁ dispuesto para esta nueva aventura. >> me siento muy contento en esta etapa de mi carrera. son bendiciones que llegan a la vida. yo he tenido la oportunidad de hacer el coliseo. siento como si estuviera empezando. >> tendrÁ muchos artistas invitados pero posiblemente el mÁs esperado sea don omar. el primero que informÓ que yandel se lanzaba como solista. hoy sostienen una buena amistad. >> es una persona muy buena. Él estÁ pasando por unas situaciones ahora complicadas. pero don omar es un caballero, un hombre muy bueno, con ese Ánimo debe seguir hacia adelante. no duden de Él. >> yandel . no quiso partir sin antes pasar por la casa donde viviÓ con su abuela, quien falleciÓ de cÁncer. la hora de almorzar llegÓ y, ¿quÉ mejor que la ruta del lechÓn? [♪ mÚsi

administration helped defeat venezuela's last bid for the security council in 2006 after then-president hugo chavez pledged to be "the voice of the south" and challenge american dominance. this time, the obama administration did not say how it voted in the secret ballot. but in a statement, un ambassador samantha power said quote "unfortunately, venezuela's conduct at the un has run counter to the spirit of the un charter and its violations of human rights at home are at odds with the charter's letter." the venezuelan government praised its winning bid as a "huge triumph" over a "malign campaign against our country." the council's other new members are new zealand, spain, angola and malaysia. new figures show claims for unemployment benefits have 264,000, a 14-year low. the official unemployment rate is at 5.9%. the obama administration has named a new acting head for the civil rights -- justice department's civil rights division. vanita gupta will take up the position after serving as legal director for the american civil liberties union, where she developed a reputation as a champion for h

analysts say it gives more power to cuba, which essentially runs venezuela out in that hugo chavez passedaway. in 2006, chavez called george w. bush, el diablo, translated, the devil. also winning seats, angola, malaysia, new zealand, and spain. the new members join the security council on the first of january and will serve through 2016. venezuela, welcome to the body of nations. >>> ebola now. as we reported yesterday, there is no spread of ebola in america. no change today. no ebola, and no reason for anyone to fear at all. the people in charge of keeping us all safe were not at their jobs today. they were pulled from their jobs to answer questions from our elected representatives. questions including, mr. cdc director, how high should a child's temperature be before the child's parent demands a test for ebola. real questions. going to hear it in a minute. of course the answer is, that was ridiculous question. the cdc director handled it better than that. listen. >> is it 104.4? 101.5? 99.6? i think there's some great confusion because initially when people were screening mr. wagner at

he will a cheering crowd he's dedicating his victory to fidel castro and hugo chavez.igenous president when he took office in 2006. he will remain there now until 2020. >>> oscar pistorius will soon find out if he will serve prison time for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. the sentencing phase should begin in about an hour. last month he was found guilty of culpable homicide and also a gun charge. the olympian shot through a bathroom door in his pretoria home killing steenkamp on valentine's day last year. now let's go live to pretoria. this is going to be a very long sentencing phase. >> reporter: well, the rumor here is that it might take as long as a week and that is much longer than normal. what you will have is the defense and the prosecution both possibly bringing new witnesses to the stand to argue for a longer, more severe, or less so sentence. and then the judge will make her decision. and then it is possible the whole thing goes to appeal and to discuss that process, i'm with cnn's legal analyst kelly fems. what do you assess the likelihood that this c

you can look at fdr's first nominee to the supreme court, hugo black, was a former lawyer for the klan in obama. you can look at robert byrd, that wasn't that long ago when the democrats rallied behind him in the senate, former klansman. they don't have a history of lynching anybody, blocking school doors, they don't have a history of racism of any kind. for one time i'd love for them to stand up and rub the democrats' face in the real history. >> if democrats were running, especially in the red states, i'll put up on the screen the percentage of the time they voted with the president. mark pryor, 90%, udaul, 99, kay hagan, 96, begich, 97, landrieu, 97, jeanne shaheen 99. you have candidates who won't even admit they voted for obama and now jeanne shaheen and kay hagan have changed their opinion on a travel ban. are these election year conversions? would we expect any different voting pattern if they did get re-elected? >> these are deceitful hab fufu politicians. do you want chaos on the border? do you want immigration amnesty? do you want massive debt? do you want more redistribution

. >>> you may remember back in 2006, the late hugo chavez calling president george w.l from the united nations. today venezuela is on the u.n. security council. back with the panel. george, how about that? >> well, the u.n. security council. the permanent membership is a snapshot of 1945, the united states, china and russia. why are britain and france there and india and brazil not? so the idea itself is frankly ridiculous. if we take it seriously, it doesn't matter who is on, we're going to be in trouble. and if we don't take it seriously, it doesn't matter very much. >> get ready for fireworks tonight. remember, the current president just recently kicked out three american diplomats. >> shows you how much it has clapd collapsed. latin american countries chose this country to be their representative on the security council. fair, balanced and unafraid. thanks for having us in. >>> this is a fox news alert. at any minute now the first dallas nurse infected with ebola will be taking off headed to the national institute of health. you're looking at live pictures of the a

. >> hugo? a lot of people make the trip south because they know the planes will be there and they can go wherever they need to go. havelot of these companies relationships they may not want to change quickly. a relationship with 40% of the companies and you wonder what it will be in 12 months. >> to have been allowing tickets and for you to book your own number of seats. many analysts have been saying that when you tried, you cannot go back. >> you goe over through. i can get on a plane. >> and do business. >> certainly. onf the flights are grounded a daily basis. >> thank you very much. indeed. >> what else is on the radar? by half. cutting state planes --an playmaker the european plane maker plans to sell shares. downo says he will step after the merger with chrysler is complete. and we charge in 2004 will have more on the story later. later today, the federal reserve inlast you -- meeting was september. the fed completed asset purchases. they were done, almost and you wonder how language wil

hugo in mexico. this is projected by the hurricane center to head pretty much toward the east. not the northeast toward florida. so that's one little good piece of news. here is the forecast track. as long as it does this, and it behaves itself we're looking at miami looking improving saturday 83 and partly cloudy. dry forecast. great wedding! no tent no umbrellas needed. >> one word for christine. >> coming up. a lot of news and a lot of friends coming through the studio. it includes my colleague ronan for farrow. i want you to watch the emotional moment. a man taken in north korea for six months walks off the plane into the u.s. he's back home now! his story. take a look at this! look at that! i love it p. we'll be right back. put your hands together for new nestlé© toll house delightfulls morsels, the chocolate you know and love now filled with caramel, peanut butter, cherry, and mint. so peanut butter up some brownies. and caramel-ify those chocolate chip cookies with new nestlé© toll house delightfulls. bake some love™ and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,nd. and sta

the highlight of the day was a panel of fashion big whigs and first lady outfitters like jay cruise hugoobama's 2008 election night dras yar see sew rodriguez. also there, tracy reese who's designed several dresses for the first lady. >> the message was really about education, about going after your dreams seeking out the right educational path to be able to achieve your dreams. >> reporter: to set the event apart, the first lady staff recruit add team from parsons school of design from new york to temporarily redecorate the white house east room. >> this was made with recycles books. >> after the panel michelle obama urged the kiddets not to let this opportunity go to waste. >> this is really special. make it something. it won't be the last door door but it's different. you have to thing when is the next time i'm going to be invited to the white house because i think about that all the time. >> reporter: she called the dream come true. she said looking fashionable helps give her the confidence to do her job. >> thank you, chip. what great idea for the students, a, get to interact with t

>> hugos. to the plant.tuart: out there on the internet. >> a lot of people think that is used. >> have been those what. it is ground. they are basically opening their books. they are saying you may be afraid to eat. our stores. no people want healthy stuff. they are saying come on in. they are showing it all to you. stuart: there are risks in that. half of the people only remember the bad. >> you can ask them what ever you want. better use the orioles and things like that. the question i would ask is what is in the secret sauce. >> ammonia is put into the feet. >> this is all about millennial's. they are all about trying to convince that mcdonald's is less healthy. >> they are going to these other places. you pay twice the price. they are virtually the same thing. >> they want to know what is in their food. >> they run the risk of baby angering people. stuart: up next. the man that wrote the book on ebola, we will ask him, can it ever be eradicated? >> question for the judge. can you sue staff chat. ♪ guys!

laughter] let me start by introducing my fantastic foreign office minister obtained david livingstone hugosse of lords livingston. our indispensable pps david collins outlook show burke and david. please give them a big round of applause. [applause] i can tell you that i have inherited a foreign office in great shape with new missions flying the union flag across the world. ministers visiting countries from australia to somalia that labour had forgotten even existed, the language school that labor asked reopened and their invidious culture of mediocrity replaced once again by diplomatic excellence. [applause] all of that is due in no small part to the commitment and the determination of the man who will surely go down as one of the truly great british foreign secretary's, william hague. [applause] people rightly credit william with many exceptional qualities and i have to say looking back over what has happened this summer i'm beginning to wonder if he's clairvoyant too. [laughter] he is a very hard act to follow and i have to tell you i take some small comfort in the knowledge that there's

you can be hugo chavez will support you so i think they're been instances in the past with a benefitto support radical sunni groups as a way of protecting against provoking the united states or they see perhaps these groups with power. the case of taliban there's a concern that taliban may be coming back to the position of influence and iran want to see if they could make the taliban have some kind of cooperation. on the question about oil prices and its implications for the nuclear deal i would cite a couple of things to what ray said. by historic standards call me and he has been ruling for 25 years. oil at $80 a barrel is still pretty high. there was a time a little more than a decade ago when prices were less than $10 a barrel. oil where it is right now is pretty high. second the economic wealth of the iranian population for the supreme leader has never been there first or even their second year priorities that he is willing to go to subject the population to severe economic hardship rather than compromise. lastly what are the implications for the nuclear deal? ic3 potential outc

mark hugo lopez is the director of hispanic research at the pew institute and he has his phd from princetonversity. for the republican national committee who served as the communications director for texas congressman sam johnson. esther aguilera is president and ceo of chci that assist hispanic students and was better actor of the congressional hispanic caucus and holds a degree from occidental college and is a native of mexico. peggy orchowskki is on the outlook magazine in washington and holds a phd from the university of california santa barbara. and with that, the program begins. >> think you will thank you" on everyone. one of the greatest pleasures i get covering hispanics is discovering and writing about the great diversity of backgrounds in terms of the multiracial multinational, multigenerational, and in some cases multilingual. latinos are as diverse as america so in this newsmaker four days before the midterm election where there is a possibility of the senate switching from a dominant democratic leadership to republican we are going to focus on the hispanic latino electorate. t

i was going to but hugo believed the government works together is that experts come together -- >> i'm going to take that answer that he has none. he has me, doctor frieden, doctor fauci. we could go on and on. >> we had access to those people before we had mr. klain. so why pick a lawyer to head up the response for ebola? color me cynical cynical it just appears to be political. but but with that, mr. chairman i would yield back. >> with my friend yield? >> of course i will yield to the gentleman from virginia. >> i just want to join my friend and colleague from a nonlawyer it's the healthiest thing we've had in the last 50 years. thank you. >> are you applying? are you interested? i think the gentleman. now recognize the gentlewoman for five minutes. >> i think the chair. doctor lurie are you trying to say someone needs to be good at coordinating and managing and cutting through a lot of the bs? >> that is exactly right. i think the panel for meeting with your committee today to our committee today to discuss this issue and i want to let you know my thoughts and deep appreciation are

he was outlining what it might look like and i was talking to some people and ask them what you hugo along with raising the minimum wage in exchange for lowering the corporate tax rate and in a second those are the kind of deals we used to put together in this town. anyway let me get back on the subject. i am glad that everybody sees this but to fall over and hurt themselves. this election if you go back to early last year, really 2013, there were two different plausible scenarios we could have had. and one scenario might have been that some of the problems that hurt them so badly in 2012 m-mike just slow on into 2014. so that is one scenario where it becomes a referendum up and down on the incumbent president and policies and really midterm elections and every once in a while 98 was one and 2002 was another. it's sort of the light losses, heavy losses and what i call extra crispy. >> it is potentially flowing in. 2012 is an enormous disappointment for the republicans. there were on the three seats out of the majority and we only need three more seats to get a majority in the u.s. se

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you can be hamas, you can be christian, you can be hugo chavez. joel has mentioned incidents in the past where they have seen fit to support radicals, and groups as a way of protecting against provoking the united co. on the question about severe economic heart chip read the uncompromising and lastly whatever the implications for the nuclear deal? i see three potential outcomes. outcome number one which everyone is hoping for is resolution. i don't see that being great. i would say simply that i don't think they're great between now and nov. 24th, escalation returns, very few people want that in tehran. it doesn't mean they will not come free. managed resolution, we reach an agreement but there is recognition in both capitals, washington and tehran to go back to the escalation, 2 models through. >> thank you. the brookings institution, can panelists touch on the iran kurdish balancing act in regards to battling isis whether it is syrian, turkish or iranian kurds? >> this is a question for all the panelists. it is easy to point to iran's policy, se

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>> moderator: hugo ahead. hagan: >> i disagree with the present.ed to build a keystone pipeline. trade deals. i voted against trade deals because they sent to me north carolina jobs overseas. i voted against my own parties budget because it had to deep account your military. speaker tillis on the other hand, would've supported a budget that would turn medicare into a voucher program. he would've supported sequestration. he would've supported a government shutdown and when he would've supported a government shutdown and north carolina when that took place it was the height of our fall lease season at west and our phishing season in the east. that is what speaker tillis would have done. tillis: i'm glad senator hagan brought up the sequestration because i did have numbers in the caucus support that bill. i wouldn't have. senator hagan day. senator hagan voted for sequestration which are indiscriminate cuts that are harming our military and also harming jobs in the military sector, over in eastern north carolina come down east as we called it and nort