of the intelligence committee, this was at a time when our nation found itself involved in the iran contra matter, where our country was found to be selling arms illegally to iran against our laws. that became a national investigation. and then as chairman of the intelligence committee, i was appointed as one of the 15 persons from the house and senate, most of whom were all chairmen of various types of committees, to constitute the iran contra panel, which investigated the illegal sale of arms to iran. again i was the only black member of the iran contra panel. and i think along with that, i -- a couple times when they had ethics reform on the floor, i was appointed to task forces that were asked to deal with ethics reform of the house, and then i was a part of the investigative team that was sent to grenada when president reagan had invaded that little tiny spice island down in the caribbean. and i was part of the team that was asked to go down and investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding our invasion of that country. so those are some of the extraordinary experiences that i w

to constitute the iran contra panel, which investigated the illegal sale of arms to iran. again, i was the only black member of the iran contra panel. and i think along with that i -- a couple times when they had ethics reform on the floor, i was appointed to task forces that were asked to deal with reform, ethics reform of the house. and then i was a part of the investigative team that was sent to grenada when president reagan had invaded that little tiny spice island down in the caribbean. and i was part of the team asked to go down and investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding our invasion of that country. so those are some of the extraordinary experiences that i was appointed to, in which i am very proud to have been selected to seven in that capacity. and proud that these men felt i had the confidence -- the competence to be able to perform that service. well, i think each time any one of us was singled out for the purpose of heading a special committee or investigation of that sort in the house, it drew attention to the entire caucus and the kind were capab

the iran contra deal is the important thing for me this week. i have to use the media as my vehicle to the country. it's not manipulated. iran contra, we would much rather not have had it. that had nothing to do with messaging. monica lewinsky was something the president would rather have not debated. is how youre communicate with the country. the country wants to know what the government and the leader is doing. more questions there at the very back? >> thank you. i would like to complement your panelists for living history. you are part of this great american story. now i have a futuristic question. i would like to ask you all to bushnt -- do you see jeb as the next president, or his good friend hillary clinton as the next president? ed: maybe. [laughter] i think that jeb bush is an extraordinary man. he was always the bush that was assumed to someday be the president. we have got a very crowded field on our side. probably the best field of candidates

. >> there's a story about the reagans i tell in the book that during the iran-contra scandal, ron reagan was visit his father and it was after dinner and they were in the west sitting hall, and but a her came over with a platter -- well, mom was telling his father how angry he was about the scandal, and kind of berating him, and all of a sudden he turned around and this butler was standing over his shoulder with a plate of cookies, and ron thought, oh, my god, this person has heard this whole -- this would make headlines and here i am attacking my father about the iran-contra, and his father said, don't worry about it's. it's fine. it's not that he is just a butler but he is there to serve and will not talk about this to anyone. so they have to trust, and if they couldn't trust the staff, live would be absolutely miserable. the only place where you can be alone on the second and third floor of the white house. so, i thought that was a really interesting story and interesting what you say, at some some first ladies want the second and third floor to be very pristine, like nancy reagan, an

iran contra deal is the important deal for me this week.i have to use the media as my vehicle to get to the country. it is not a manipulation. it is -- i mean obviously iran contra would much not rather have, and much rather have a lot of other things occur. that had nothing to do with messages. monica lewinsky is something the president would not like to discuss or debate, but at the end of the day, my point is how you communicate with the country and the country wants to know what the government an the leader is doing. >> okay. more questions. at the very back there. >> thank you. i'd like to compliment you panelists for living history. you were part of this great american story. now i have a futuristic question. we're at president bush's seminar and i would like to ask all of you to comment. do you see the president's brother jeb as the next president or his good friend bill clinton's whose wife hillary clinton as the next president? >> maybe. >> i think jeb bush is an extraordinary man and he was always the bush that was sort of -- assu

template for the expansion of similar covert operations throughout the third world would lead to the iran contra and there's a connection. the second element that is central to the restoration of the imperial stages but increased by militarism to leverage the domestic polarization as the domestic consensus unraveled the war or threat of war or just the violence and brutality was used to leverage the polarization and division for the domestic advantage and this is not new. every president prior to nixon used the war or foreign policy for the domestic and but i think that in this kind of post consensus unraveled in nixon and kissinger in some ways --. it's the attempt to win over the democrats for the 1972 election to ensure the landslide and keep the potential right-wing third-party in the republican party and in many ways the strategy had a foreign-policy come of the destruction and brutality visited on cambodia and vietnam. it is directly aimed at keeping the southern states and the sutherland sentences. they said that the federal courts should stay out of the affairs of the mississippi and sou

what if the reagan library had examined iran contra and difficulties maintaining. if the library had taught us about this successive of crimes through this debate in an open and sincere process would our journey to guantÁnamo and enhance terrorism techniques been so smooth forcing inevitable? what if if the johnson libra had been candid about vietnam? in his quest for greatness johnson lost the wars on vietnam and poverty. he lost the best chance for social change, and, and thus the argument for the promise of the agenda and ultimately his presidency. he escalated from 16000 advisors to more than half 1 million troops when he handed power to richard nixon 62 months later. we could have learned a great deal from an honest reckoning of what it costs the president and the country. yet no presidential library offers us one. so iraq, afghanistan, and so on, until we in the presidents we elect to lead us learn. i think it matters. is actually over 2 million people visit the president levers each year. some states the libraries produce the educational components for those

it started kind of behind the 8 ball opposed to water gate or iran contra.'re trying to determine is why was the request for more security by the folks on the ground in benghazi almost systematically rebuffed? why did the white house -- >> mislead -- >> have false explanations of what occurred. >> rosen is speculating this is water gate bubbling up. do you see it that way as well? >> i think there are serious questions about whether there are efforts to cover up the extent of the classified. we uncovered new information this week with senior producer pamela brown there was monkey business with the code. so e-mails went through the lawyer's office and coding was changed to something called five, making it impossible for the public and congress to see. the key thing is that the lawyer is the same lawyer handling the lois learner e-mails at the irs. whistle blowers were like woah. >> it's a tight little dirty circle. catherine rosen, thank you. factor tip of the day, i am a magazine cover guy, once again. the tip, moments away. nts away. (wolves howling) when h

perhaps if he had his full energy level he would have known about the iran-contra situation which we believe he did not know that was taking place without his knowledge but it is all speculation. but his own advisers at one point after the election were saying we might have to remove him from office because he is not concentrating he cannot grasp things. his own guys. that is the up key part of the book. >> you say a study was done they observed him for a few days after they were concerned and he passed with flying colors no reason to take it to the neck step but the concern may have had a bad day. >> just a concern you don't want to investigation without a reason so a wasn't just an investigation. they were worried. baker, they were worried about him and they were loyal by the way. and they were so relieved when she came into the oval office that day and could engaged all of the issues they felt a sigh of relief they didn't have to go to the vice president george bush to invoke the constitution, but believe me there was concern at the highest level and was not undertaken lightly. >>

house committee on assassinations and the house investigation of the illegal arms sales during the iran contra affair and of course his service on the ethics committee. when he became the first african-american to serve with the house appropriations committee, there he directed federal dollars to eradicate injustice and inequities by funding programs such as health care facilities for veterans, supporting the national science foundation and creating the first office of minority health at the national institutes of health. statesman and educator julian bond dedicated his entire life to the cause of social justice and equity. as a founder member of the student nonviolent coordinating led tee, or snic, he protests against segregation. he was elected to the georgia house of representatives but was denied a seat at the state house because of his opposition to the vietnam war. in 1966, the supreme court ruled 9-0 that the georgia house's refusal to seat julian bond violated the united states constitution. he was subsequently elected to several terms, including service in the georgia senate, despite

using third-party mercenaries in order to wage an illegal war with what comes later under reagan, iran-contrahink is very important in emphasizing the need for spectacular actions in order to demonstrate credibility will stop not just credibility to the world, to a war where citizen at home. i think him a nixon also very good at leveraging domestic dissent and polarization and using militarism and war in order for political gain at home. so we all know about nixon's southern strategy, an attempt to win over seven democrats biplane to racism at home. -- southern democrats biplane to racism at home. the southern policy -- kissinger would go and use the fact they were bombing a country to destruction, to placate, a blood tribute to rising new right. ronald reagan as governor of california and said, look what we're doing, we would not have had laos, we would not have had cambodia if we don't have nixon as a way of kind of paying tribute to that militaristic right. to kissinger in his own words. >> the average person thinks applied asity can be directly to the conduct of states to each other as th

that's longer than congress invested iran contra or the kennedy assassination. it's not going to work out for republicans but they can keep trying. >> donna, for some it's hard not to read this whole apology. she declined to apologize and then on the day, the very day that a strategic makeover from her campaign is reported, suddenly she is apologizing. they talked about her being more humorous and humble. this is certainly one leg of that, isn't it? >> you know, you can read it however you like to read it. the way i read it today and the way i've read it on friday when she spoke to andrea mitchell and said i'm sorry that this is confusing. i take full responsibility. look, i googled the many ways that you can say i'm sorry. you can say it sincerely, you can say it with haste, you can say it on bended knee. i tend to do it in confession once i make an appointment after paul leaves the confession booth. >> you guys go to confession together? >> no. we would have to make reservations if we went together. but i think she's sincere. i don't think this has anything to

forget about iran-contra. breaks that people are not qualified. this is an agreement between six nations, the iaea. the -- these people took two years to make this agreement. it saddens me. it breaks my heart to think that people are so hateful. they hate this president. administration if they remember, we had all these ,efugees floating into europe babies, children, women dying because of the wars that were brought on by the last administration. do they forget? are they so ill-informed and misinformed? it saddens me. i don't know what else to say. it breaks my heart to listen to c-span because i hear these collars and i hear these -- i hear these callers and they don't make any sense. they are full of hate. we need to get our history lessons back in school. we need to get people informed correctly. it breaks my heart. it really does. , toaddens me to hear c-span hear the comments that people are making. i don't know what else to say. thank you for c-span. you for adding your voice to the program. i hope you will continue to watch us. we will get

irÁn. >>> piensa usted que es algo tan claro como ha dicho el presidente, que si no es este acuerdo, seria la guerra contralizar, no solo para estar en camino, para tener un arma nuclear si no tambiÉn, no vamos a poder verificar, las inspecciones. y asÍ que es un acuerdo terrible. por eso, israel ha estado muy en contra y muchos de los socios alrededor del medio oriente, tambiÉn estuvieron en contra. conogresista le quiero hablar d la crisis migra. cientos de miles de personas salir de syria y entrando a europa. estados unidos debe participar, ayudar, tenemos responsabilidad. >>> no de verdad que no. debemos tomar una decisiÓn muy calmada. esperar la situaciÓn y depender en nuestro aliados en europa, para que ellos puedan absorber estos inmigrantes, estos refugiados. yo creo que fue parte de la culpa del presidente obama, cuando Él dijo, si syria usa este programa quÍmico. eso es una lÍnea roja, que no vamos a dejar que se use. pero lo usÓ y:los estados unidos nunca tendrÁ parte en leuco darme. y asÍ mismo, ha sido. felicito alemania y otros paÍses que estÁn aceptando estos refugiados, vamos a ver como le

or the iran contra? >> then she had the follow up of wiping with like a cloth you mean and brian fallon says i don't know what it means to wife. it's just. >> oh, i know. >> i guess it would be more like a david petraeus were in front of a federal judge making jokes about classified material that he let out. >> so the "time's" also reports a second review confirms there were two e-mails marked top secret. the highest classification of government intelligence on clinton's server, including an e-mail about north korea's nuclear weapons system. the clinton campaign and the stated department took issue with the finding last month saying the material was classified later on, but a special 13we8 jens review confirm it was sensitive when she got it. this comes after clinton revealed late friday she and her family paid a staff to set up and maintain the private server to quote report the unusual arrangement helped clinton retain personal control over the system. i guess it doesn't make sense with the part where

. -- iran-contra committee. house select committee on assassinations. nothing was more difficult than that. if you're looking for a member who the public would trust and who this body will trust, who do you go to? they went to louis stokes. so if you're trying to find out how to serve, recall the life of representative louis stokes. in the district we recall his loif and his work, much of his work was done in the field of health and howard university louis stokes health science library is named if -- named for him in the district of columbia at howard university so we'll never forget him. of the three, the one i knew best, of course, was my colleague and friend in the student nonviolent coordinating committee. and for many years a constituent. i met him several years after he founded, along with a handful of other student the student nonviolent coordinating committee. you've got to understand that grouping as different from any student grouping since. they were not an offshoot of the civil rights movement. ey were a group that stood under -- it was the

what i would say for the americans that have been killed due to the iran contra deal, it is hard to assess. with the fighting that happened, the additional weapons going to iran, obviously it helps to fuel -iraqran-a rock war --iran war during that period where thousands died. the question of what is being fueled in a situation where we will have some form of a conventional arms race. will pursueiranians just as much as the gulf states. when it comes to inspections, this is one of the key issues that all signatures are subject to certain restrictions and observation, and i think these are situations, when it comes to replace like pakistan, india, china, those are all problematic at some point in time. they were all violators at some point in time, it we have, kind of, come to learn to live with it, unfortunately. when it comes to the americans killed in situations like the korean war, obviously thousands of americans died in that situation. so, these are all some of the real concerns that all of us should have about preventing war. actually, this is something i am clear and firm against --

. >> lou, look, the iran wrans contra -- president obama calms the senate republicans. they approve this awful deal. still it requires them to have a two-thirds vote to disprove it. every senate republican -- including all these senate republicans running for president, including ted ruz and the others. look well, need leadership. we need a backbone to transplant our -- the establishment we need term limits and they pass the rest of us. they loved obama care. that has to end. we need hard time legislator that is go and li in the real world that grow up the american economy. >> i think you probably caught a few people's attention here the last five minutes or so. we appreciate you being with us. governor bobby jindal, thank you. >>> russia sending its navy ships, jet fighters and ground forces to syria, and the white house, well, russia wra and china are having their way with obama again. we take it up with ambassador robert jordan and middle east robert jordan and middle east and terrorism expert dr. don't , when we don't touch ♪ ♪ when it doesn't feel like we're even i

he has deregulated foreign policy, that's why we have an iran contra scam.that's deregulated foreign policy. he's deregulated the business of human care. in 1980, the budget for hud is $10 million. we have houses that cannot get serviced. those that remained ademented to sell them all. in the situation, women have been left deregulated and vulnerable. more than half of our nation is female. yet more women are working, making less money. more women are heads of households cannot get basic care for their children. more children have a desire to go to school. they cannot get scholarships, they must get loans. the issue here is the deregulation of the commitment to human care. this administration has abandoned its obligations to regulate justice and fairness and regulate order and peace. >> thank you, and now mr. dukakis. >> let me address the transportation issue, and i hope what i say, my friend al can agree with me, at least this one time. i think he will. isn't what we have been talking about precisely what happens, when you have a weak presidency and a weak

about 59 of an 62 that is actually a couple of degrees warmer than we were from last our of two iran- contra pretty much made to lower 50s at this hour this contrast to four hours ago fairly close but some of the exceptions haywood nine degrees cooler this morning and read what citified is behind as well as san jose then again we were just four hours ago a little shock to the system but 6158 inland it looks like 60 to the bay location 6568 will be the breakdown as late as noon 77 for those unbalanced finally start to see the in and read it to lower '80s from altman-still the bay and a modest 71 for that high. >>reporter: was a breakdown downtown san francisco 67 by noon 68 by 2:00 p.m. for payment 67 you couple this with a little stock was one in five to 16 will have complete details of the seven forecast coming up. >>mark: will continue the coverage of the pope to visit in the first bid will welcome a when he arrived in washington d.c. this afternoon to mar the pope will visit the white house and he will be in washington through thursday and he would even suggest congress appear arise in ne

iran-contra deal is the important thing this week. have to use the media as my vehicle to get to the country. it is not manipulated. obviously they would much rather have a lot of other things that occurred. that is nothing to do with messaging. monica lewinsky is something the president would not have wanted to debate. at the end of the day, my point is how you communicate in the country wants to know what the government is doing and what the leader is doing. >> more questions at the very back. >> thank you. i would like to complement your panelists were living history. you were part of this great american story. now i have a futuristic question. where are president bush's seminar will like to ask all of you, do you see the president as the next president for his good friend bill clinton's wife hillary? thank you. >> may be. [laughter] jeb bush is an extraordinary man and he was always the bush those assumed to be the president. we've got a very crowded field on our side. were the best field of candidates since 1980. with several con

forget about iran-contra. breaks that people are not qualified. this is an agreement between six nations, the iaea. the -- these people took two years to make this agreement. it saddens me. it breaks my heart to think that people are so hateful. they hate this president. administration if they remember, we had all these ,efugees floating into europe babies, children, women dying because of the wars that were brought on by the last administration. do they forget? are they so ill-informed and misinformed? it saddens me. i don't know what else to say. it breaks my heart to listen to c-span because i hear these collars and i hear these -- i hear these callers and they don't make any sense. they are full of hate. we need to get our history lessons back in school. we need to get people informed correctly. it breaks my heart. it really does. , toaddens me to hear c-span hear the comments that people are making. i don't know what else to say. thank you for c-span. you for adding your voice to the program. i hope you will continue to watch us. we will get

candidatos republicanos se reunieron para criticar el acuerdo de gobierno con irÁn, algunos manifestantes llegaron para protestar contral y la policÍa tuvo que intervenir. lourdes: en una alianzas sin precedentes entre precandidatos republicanos, ted cruz invitÓ a donald trump al capitolio. "nos guian gente muy muy estÚpida". ¿ entonces eliminara el acuerdo luego de ser presidente? muy cerca de eliminarlo, trump hablo de la relaciÓn con cruz: " es un poquito como un romance, Él me ha apoyado con la inmigraciÓn ilegal". muchos creen que estas posiciones de inmigraciÓn es extrema. esto provocÓ empujones enfrentamientos mientras varios manifestantes les pedÍa que se puedan. >> la gente los jalaron por el pelo. lourdes: entre los manifestantes habÍa hispanos a favor sw trump y cruz sobre irÁn. cruz no midiÓ palabras: " si aprueba este acuerdo, sabemos con certeza que gente morirÁ". a pesar de las objeciones en la mayorÍa republicana, el presidente obama cuenta con suficiente apoyo demÓcrata para evitar una resoluciÓn de condena al acuerdo. hillary clinton defendiÓ el pacto: " ahora existe un acuerdo amplio sobre el acuerdo

a irÁn, el patrocinador mÁs grande de violaciones de derechos humanos y de terrorismo en todo el mundo. fernando: la cÁmara de representantes dominada por los republicanos, voto por 269 a 162 en contra♪ aleluya presentadora: es ilegal vender los boletos para la visita el papa francisco. se estÁn viendo anuncios en pÁginas electrÓnicas en ebay para intentar venderlas. la arquidiÓcesis de filadelfia y las autoridades se ha puesto en contacto con los responsables de las pÁginas electrÓnicas para que detengan cualquier intento de venta. vamos a una pausa. paola: repÚblica dominicana siguen aumentando los casos de dengue, se registran mÁs de 20 niÑos recluidos en el hospital infantil. julio: segÚn la directora del hospital infantil, rosa marÍa moreno un total de 22 niÑos se encuentran hospitalizados en este centro de salud por la enfermedad. afirma que en lo que va del aÑo, mÁs de 400 casos se han registrado provocando cinco muertes. directora: ninguno estÁ en estado grave, ni el cuidados intensivos. en esta semana nos mantenemos con los mismos casos, la misma cantidad de casos con respecto al aÑo pasado para esta misma fecha. julio: ante el aumento de los casos de dengue, el ministerio

what i would say for the americans that have been killed due to the iran contra deal, it is hard to assesswith the fighting that happened, the additional weapons going to iran, obviously it helps to fuel -iraqran-a rock war --iran war during that period where thousands died. the question of what is being fueled in a situation where we will have some form of a conventional arms race. will pursueiranians just as much as the gulf states. when it comes to inspections, this is one of the key issues that all signatures are subject to certain restrictions and observation, and i think these are situations, when it comes to replace like pakistan, india, china, those are all problematic at some point in time. they were all violators at some point in time, it we have, kind of, come to learn to live with it, unfortunately. when it comes to the americans killed in situations like the korean war, obviously thousands of americans died in that situation. so, these are all some of the real concerns that all of us should have about preventing war. actually, this is something i am clear and firm against -- g

forget about iran-contra. breaks that people are not qualified. this is an agreement between six nations, the iaea. the -- these people took two years to make this agreement. it saddens me. it breaks my heart to think that people are so hateful. they hate this president. administration if they remember, we had all these ,efugees floating into europe babies, children, women dying because of the wars that were brought on by the last administration. do they forget? are they so ill-informed and misinformed? it saddens me. i don't know what else to say. it breaks my heart to listen to c-span because i hear these collars and i hear these -- i hear these callers and they don't make any sense. they are full of hate. we need to get our history lessons back in school. we need to get people informed correctly. it breaks my heart. it really does. , toaddens me to hear c-span hear the comments that people are making. i don't know what else to say. thank you for c-span. you for adding your voice to the program. i hope you will continue to watch us. we will get

irÁn la policÍa tuvo que intervenir. reportera: en una alianza sin presidentes entre precandidatos republicanos ted cruz invitÓ al candidato republicano donald trump a una protesta contrao le gusto, Él me gusta y me ha apoyado sobre la inmigraciÓn ilegal. muchos creen que estas posiciones son extremas. cuando donald trump hablÓ lo llamaron racista con una pancarta y provocÓ empujones y enfrentamientos mientras varios manifestantes le explicaban que se... >> la los jalaron por el pelo, nos tiraron al piso, me estÁn pegando y para todos los otros tambiÉn. repotero: entre los manifestantes habÍa hispanos a favor de trump y cruise sobre irÁn. esto no es bueno para los estados unidos y para israel. reportera: cruise no midiÓ palabra se aprueban este acuerdo sabemos que gente morirÁ. a pesar de la mayorÍa republicana dentro del capitolio el presidente obama cuenta con suficiente apoyo demÓcrata para evitar una resoluciÓn de condena al acuerdo. hilary clinton defendiÓ el pacto. ahora existe un acuerdo amplio sobre el programa. ningÚn acuerdo lo es pero es fuerte. presentador: al volver, pruebas forenses sugiere que autoridades mexicanas trataron de encubrir la matanza de estu

los candidatos firmaron un acuerdo prometiendo que si no ganaban respaldo irÁn al ganador, donald trump nuevamente arremetiÓ contra jeb bush gracias por er estar nosotros. >>> gusto. >>> vamos a hablar de esta nueva guerra de palabra un entre el seÑor donald trump que continÚa de lee entero en en ques tas de partido republicano y jeb bush criticandolo por hablar espaÑol. >>> sÍ mira jeb bush se comprometiÓ al comienzo que lo el que paÍs necesitaba mÁs que otra era una campaÑa positiva una visiÓn sobre el futuro un paÍs que habia su ido por mucho y habÍa ten muchass a perezas polÍtica y hacia falta un nuevo camino llega donald trump y empieza con ataque personales hacia jeb bush y ataques a la comunidad hispana y ataque hacia su propia familia, y a hecho eso la realidad de esta campaÑa una campaÑa que no estÁ basado en la visiÓn para maÑana. sino en envenenar como digo yo las aguas de una contienda polÍtica que se merece mucho mÁs. y llevo ha tenido q jeb bush ha visiÓn para responder a estos ataques y injustos, injus necesario qque perjudican a este paÍs, perjudican la cono entienda del partido a la presidencia y

into hurricane katrina, the attack on pearl harbor, the assassination of president kennedy, iran can tra a -- contrand watergate. as adam schiff notes, when the benghazi committee was first formed last may, eight standing committees had already investigated the benghazi attacks as had the independent accountability review board but house speaker john boehner insisted -- with a straight face -- that there was still legitimate work to be done. well, today the committee heard testimony from jake sullivan, clinton's top policy advisor when she was secretary of state. yesterday heard more than eight hours of testimony from long time clinton advisor cheryl mills who asked for her full testimony to be made public. her request -- perhaps oddly -- was turned down by the committee chairman republican tray gowdy and you can see why mills might want the hole transcript out there. elijah cummings, the top democrat on the committee, accused republicans of selectively leaking doctored and misleading information designed to hurt clinton. then there's brian pag leanne know who set up the server and was subpoenaed to

fernando: se protestÓ en contra del acuerdo nuclear que la administraciÓn obama negoció con irÁn. >> aliado con trump. fue la manifestaciÓn de los activistas contra el lake caldeÓ el ambientÉ hasta que fueron tiras parapolicial capÍtulo. los partidarios tambiÉn demostraron que continÚa la animosidad contra univisiÓn. (hablan en ingl es) fernando: a pesar de extensiones en la marcha, la administraciÓn obama cuenta con los votos en ese lado para bloquear cualquier resoluciÓn que intente desaprobar su acuerdo nuclear con irÁn. leÓn: menos de la mitad de los estudiantes de secundaria aprobaron los exÁmenes de inglÉs y matemÁticas dentro el programa. de acuerdo con los resultados difundidos este miÉrcoles, el 24% de los alumnos de octavo a 10 leticia: los pacientes con enfermedades renales puede poner fin a sus vidas, se autoriza a los mÉdicos a recetar medicamentos para terminar con la vida de los enfermos terminales que asÍ lo decidan. se desconoce si el gobernador jerry brown promulgarÁ la ley. leÓn: esta semana se reanudarÁn sesiones el congreso tras un mes de receso, los congresistas

contra la isla. el presidente insistiÓ en que estados unidos estÁ dispuesto a trabajar con todas las naciones, incluidas rusia e irÁnlluvia en algunas regiones. hay lluvia mara miami. tambiÉn este sistema estÁ afectando lo que es atlanta el 40% de lluvia. a seguimos vigilando la depresiÓn tropical el ocÉano atlÁntico con vientos máximos sostenidos de 35 millas por hora. afortunadamente no representa un peligro para las costas de los estados unidos. new york, 79 de temperatura mÁxima. phoenix la temperatura mÁxima. >> hoy te vamos a dar esos tips para lucir y brillar ante los demas. >> enterate de encontrar los anticonceptivos mÁs convenientes para cada etapa de una mujer. ya volvemos con tu programa favorito. ey, ¿qué haces? me faltan 17 meses para poder actualizarme al nuevo iphone 6s, así que estoy construyendo una máquina del tiempo para no esperar más. con sprint yo nunca tengo que esperar. puedo actualizarme al último iphone inmediatamente. cada vez que salga un iphone nuevo. me tengo que cambiar a sprint. ¿y qué es eso? mi comida. el recalentado de mañana. la mejor oferta. por $15 dólares al mes obtienes un ip

iran will not dismantle many important parts of its uranium enrich. infrastructure contra-to policies that iran not be allowed to enrich, and iran also is permitted to continue a vast research and development program. many of the significant limitations expire after 10 short years, leaving iran an internationally legitimate nuclear program. iran could fully abide by this deal and be a nuclear threshold state, contrary to what we were promised by this administration, the initial goals that were announced by the president. now, with respect to inspectio inspections, international inspectors have not -- will not have anytime, anywhere access. they will have what's termed "managed access." in fact, the deal provides iran with a 24-day process to further delay, and you know what will happen -- hide prohibited activities. iran has a track record of cheating, or choice i couldn't say those things. they've cheated on past agreements. this deal allows iran to stonewall the inspectors for up to 24 days. the agreement also includes side agreements between iran and the international a

descargar la votaciÓn del plan nuclear con irÁn,los republicanos tratan de pedir las copias del contrato, obama dijo que vetarÁ cualquier decisiÓn que vaya en contra meses del espectacular fuga de joaquÍn, el chapo guzmÁn, se difunden esas fotografÍas del nuevo disco de acero de las cÁrcel del altiplano donde estuvo el narcotraficante, el suelo de concreto ha sido reemplazado con barras de acero para garantizar la seguridad, sin embargo, el agujero en la celda de el chapo todavÍa no había sido cubierto. puerto rico vive la Época de las vacas flacas, un nuevo informe de gobierno revela que hay una carencia de 28.000 millones de dÓlares entre lo que la isla debe pagar en los prÓximos cinco aÑos y lo que realmente puede pagar. la deuda total de puerto rico asciende a 50.000 millones de dÓlares, mientras que el gobernador de la isla revelÓ un plan fiscal que considera cierres de escuelas asÍ como recorte de gastos gubernamentales de un 5% hasta 2020. pasamos contigo a una querida ximena y los detalles del estado del tiempo,. adelante. ♪ ♪ ximena: el tiempo severo se concentra desde luisiana a nueva york, lluvia en filadelfia en 20%, tambiÉn lluvia par