do, do, do, do, doña juana. doña juana. ahorita bajo en un ratito ahorita bajo no me tardo nadita todas: baje a qu baje a que vea lo que a su gato le pasó juana: ay, mi bichito. ¿a poco otra vez orinó en sus macetas? lucha: no, si no es eso, ahora verá cómo se lo decimos. juana: me lo mataron qué desgraciadas >> ay, si nosotros ni fuimos. lucha: yo les recomiendo que no tiren vidrios y las bolsas de basura que las cierren bien que las cierren bien que las cierren bien que las cierren bien betzabé: san francisco de asís cuidará tu gato en el cielo de los gatos pronto va a estar él pronto va a estar él pronto va a estar él pronto va a estar él lucha: los pelos de los gatos son muy infecciosos a mujeres en lactancia no les sientan bien no les sientan bien no les sientan bien no les sientan bien todas: baje a que vea lo que a su gato le pasó baje a que vea lo que a su gato le pasó >> pobre de su gato se lo llevan a encerrar entre cu un ratón de sacristán un ratón de sacristán un ratón de sacristán un ratón de sacristán juana: y

to you, now, juana, on this one. the president made his announcement after hosting that naturalization ceremony in the oval office. what do you think the president's intended optics were by doing that? >> sure. so, this is a president who rose to success, really campaigned on this wall, but he's also known as a great negotiator. you know, donald trump is famous for "the art of the deal," and this is a deal he hasn't so far been able to make. this is one of the biggest, highest-stakes negotiations of his presidency. and i think after -- and laura's quite right that this is a shutdown he said he'd own. i think he came out for the second time this week speaking to the american people, trying to put the onus on senate democrats, making it clear to the public that he has extended an olive branch, what appears to be a compromise to many people, saying you know, i've put something out there and senate and house democrats are refusing to take it. so, it's very clear he is trying to shift the blame and shift the responsibilit

apoyo a la comunidad inmigrante hoy decenas de trabajadores de la salud pro tes fa >>> para la seÑora juanaevÓ a decenas protestar en el condado de los Ángeles solidaridad con participantes de la caravana y la comunidad inmigrante que viven en estados unidos y muchas veces tienen enfermedades y no reciben tratamiento adecuado para que sea demasiado tarde >>> la idea prevenir todo y las enfermedades >>> es el miedo y la falta de recurso lo que hacen que inmigrantes no reciben los cuidados mÉdicos que requieren pero una propuesta impulsada por el nuevo gobernador darÍa cobertura mÉdica a miles de indocumentados >>> la senadora marÍa elena durazo espera que esta propuesta se haga realidad >>> nos perjudica cuando hay tantos millones que tienen que ir a los cuartos de emergencia cuando ya es crisis >>> y aunque muchos creen que ice no deben detener a los inmigrantes en hospitales el miedo persiste >>> se extiende la falta de combustible en mÉxico ya son 11 los estados afectados por la escasez incluyendo la ciudad de mÉxico. mientras el presidente lÓpez obrador defiende su plan y pide paciencia

i have juana viegas. >> good afternoon, everybody. like you said, i'm juana viegas, and i am here because i've been to guadalupe every year, even if we meet outside, we are tending the same, celebrate vision of guadalupe. i grew up with all my life with the spirit of mission of guadalupe because she's my mother, and she's the mother of all the mexican, and i always make a joke about is our mother, but we can give it away. i am just asking you to applaud this project because it is really important for us. it's the spirit that we feel on friday, when they open the doors for us there after so many years. i've been there, inside, in 2015, and it was really depressed to see the inside, how dirty it was, and the big difference each year, to go inside, and just walk inside on december 12th to see that big vision of what guadalupe is for us, makes really big impacts. we need vision of what guadalupe is important for the community, and for everybody. in san francisco, i see so many different nationalities on friday, attending events. for us, i

. >> juana no tiene antecedentes criminales. sainuco problema con la ley fue conducir sin licencia. como abogado de defensa de inmigraciÓn habÍa visto que esto se implementarÁ. >> la ley autoriza multas de $500 diarios a quienes incumplan con Órdenes de deportaciÓn. >> creo que el propÓsito primordial es conseguir a las personas que tienen deportaciÓn, confirmar que esa persona recibiÓ esa carta, confirma que todavÍa vive en ese lugar entonces ir a arrestar a esta persona. >> eso ayudarÍa los investigadores de ice cerrar casos . le preguntamos se merecen la razÓn de esta multa y no nos contestaron debido al cierre parcial del gobierno. y al varias preguntas como cuÁl es el propÓsito, si busca el dinero o buscar ubicar al inmigrante?que pasÓ si no se paga la multa? entre tanto este migrante mexicano se debate entre su deportaciÓn y su nueva deuda con ice. >> el abogado me dijo que si pagÓ la deportación igual la voy a tener. >> por eso ahora que ice confirma la nueva direcciÓn de juan, Él tenÍa su mudanza. >> en mÉxico algunos pasan varias horas esperando las gasolineras. la causa es

border agent society gas to stop people crossing the mexican border acting juana women and children were among those trying to place the border fence the border agency says it was responding to rocks being thrown at them. the u.s. president says he is ready to negotiate an end to the partial government shutdown which has been in place for nearly two weeks donald trump has invited congressional leaders from both parties to the white house on wednesday has been refusing to sign off on a spending deal unless it included funding for his border wall in sudan twenty two opposition parties have called for parliament to be dissolved and president omar bashir to step down following protests over the cost of living the body say a transitional government should be set up to pave the way for elections. internet services in the democratic republic of congo are expected to remain cut off until election results are announced on sunday and adviser to president joseph kabila says access was shut down to stop people speculating about the outcome of the vote several candidates had came to be in the lead in

montana-juana? you like that joe? i'm full of brilliant ideas.. you don't owe me a dime. budweiser a free run of the commercial they'll air in the superbowl. because i'm a sucker for dogs.. and the dalmation in their ad is from california. look at the ears and jowels.. blowin in the wind to bob dylan. the breeder down near santa barbara says she knew phoebe could be in the ad but had no idea she would be so prominently featured! (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) (james) two new movies open wide this weekend, but neither looks likely to topple over the reigning box office champ. david daniel has a preview. what if it's... excalibur?" "the kid who would be king" will do its best to steal the box office crown from "glass." the family film is a modern-day take on the arthurian legend, complete with excalibur and merlin. analysts see it earning between seven- and 13-million dollars... not enough for number one.i will give you $10 million to drop my husband in the ocean for the sharks." "serenity" stars matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway in a neo-noir th

to investigate why its border agents fired tear gas at people trying to cross the border near tear juana women and children were among those near the united states southern front here on chews day the border agency says that stuff were responding to rocks being thrown at them the incident widespread criticism with rights groups branding it as an unnecessary use of force. the u.s. has demanded the democratic republic of congo's election commission released accurate results from sunday's presidential vote. the congolese branch of the catholic church said it knows the outcome based on information from the forty thousand monitors its employees the church has not said which candidate it believes won the election but the ruling coalition of outgoing president joseph kabila insists its candidate won the most votes. brazil's new president diable scenario has held his first full cabinet meeting since being sworn in two days ago his chief of staff announced a purge of government contract is seen as sympathetic to previous left wing administrations also naro has already unveiled plans to step up pr

montana-juana? you like that joe? i'm full of brilliant ideas... ( darya )i'm also giving budweiser a free run of the commercial they'll air in the superbowl. because i'm a sucker for dogs.. and the dalmation in their ad is from california. look at the ears and jowels.. blowin in the wind to bob dylan. the breeder down near santa barbara says she knew phoebe could be in the ad but had no idea she would be so prominently featured! (ácommercialá) (james) two new movies open wide this weekend, but neither looks likely to topple over the reigning box office champ. david daniel has a preview. what if it's... excalibur?" "the kid who would be king" will do its best to steal the box office crown from "glass." the family film is a modern-day take on the arthurian legend, complete with excalibur and merlin. analysts see it earning between seven- and 13-million dollars... not enough for number one.i will give you $10 million to drop my husband in the ocean for the sharks." "serenity" stars matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway in a neo-noir thriller set on

. >> here in anacostia there's been a demand for mmaical juana but no place to buy it.t's about to change. >> finally medicalco marijuana s to the other half of the city. >> reporter: there are nearly 6,000 patients signed up for medical marijuana in d.c. 18% of them live east of the river. district leaders were on hand for the ribbon cutting for the marijuana dispensary in the heart of anacostia. while the mayor was celebrating a medical marijuana store she said she's moving forwardewn the next f months to legalize the sale of recreational pot, which is legal to smoke i d.c. but not smoke or buy. >> we have a situation that's driving a lot of underground sales. so we need regulation, and we still expect to have a bill introduced in the early part of this year. b reporter:ser said those underground or illegal marijuana sales are hurting medical marijuana businesses while the number of patients registering foredical marijuana slowly increases each year only 50% renew their registration. and medical marijuana stores in thetrict are not just for d.c. residents.ey honor med

. >> reporter: he blamed the mu on a juana-infuseum, which ae was newly legalized for recreational consumptionlorado. >> that was the worst decision e ver made in my life. >> reporter: this is thew irst intervrk has given. the prison wouldn't permit video cameras inside, but we were allowed to record audio.ou >> i know wiany doubt that if i did not eat that marijuana, my wife and family would still be together today. ertainty.at with a >> reporter: it is the first time since the murder in 2014 that he has spoken publicly. and despite a history of maritau es, financial issues, and allegations he had a short s temper, ll insists the marijuana edible made him do it. >> i didn't know it was my wife! i thought it was somebody else guess. that's the only way i could have done it. i neveever once thought about even hurting my wife or pushing her or anything. >> reporter: whether you believe his story or not, colorado regulators did make significant changes after that incident, by restricting serving sizes, limiting the psychoactive ingredient, t.h.c., in each serving to 10 milligrams, with no more th

border agents have fired tear gas to stop people crossing the mexican border at juana women and childrenwere among those trying to breach the border fence the border agency says it was responding to rocks being thrown at them. the u.s. president says he is ready to negotiate an end to the partial government shutdown which has been in place for nearly two weeks donald trump has invited congressional leaders from both parties to the white house on wednesday twenty two opposition parties in sudan have called for parliament to be dissolved and president omar al bashir to step down following protests over the cost of living the party say a transitional government should be set up to pave the way for elections and the u.s. secretary of state has sought to ease concerns over the withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria the trump administration has come under pressure from allies and senior republicans since the president announced the pullout last month that might bump ala says washington remains committed to its goals in the region you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the news contin

1968 america and turmoil and joining us here is marvin from nbc news and cbs news and david kennerly juana who went on to serve her president ford. we have the line for democrats and republicans, we will go to carol in texas, go ahead please. >> good morning and thank you. thank you c-span for having me. for having this program today. i wanted to get your comments, we were talking about the war in 1968, i use those years, 68, 69 to teach my grandchildren that we survived those years and that no matter the complex we have come 911 and so forth i come in the future, the country is going to hang together and that we will survive. i also wanted to get your comment about the fact that the vietnam war didn't end and 68 when johnson quit being president. it continued on for the vietnamese until 75 and for america until 73. and it became nixon's war. thank you for taking my call. i will listen to your comments on line. >> thank you for the call. want to respond? >> that's a good point, it didn't end when johnson left. is a 21-year-old in 1968 i could vote for the first time and i actually believed

under president clinton we built a wall between san diego and tie juana and the border crossings dropped 92%. would be a great victory if -- i would not say that's nothing. i look at the border wall that is real built and having a huge roblem with people coming from africa. israel is getting 1,800 coming into their country. you know how many people came in their country the last year, none. that border wall dropped from 1,800 on year to nothing. there are other walls around the wall. there is a wall between jordan, syria and iraq and has been keeping isis out of jordan. it was paid for by the u.s. taxpayer. it baffles me that people around here have no problem for a wall for jordan to protect itself but donald trump wants to build a wall, we can't get it done. 70 countries around the world have walls. these countries are not building walls because they don't work but because they do. the next thing i would address, frequently people get up here and say, they freff as their talk saying everybody wants security. that's not true. there are a lot of people around here who are for open border

agent for the last 2 -- juana vera, a t.s.a. agent for the last 2 1/2 years. she's a veteran. so many of these people were veterans. she's a veteran. she was a detroit cop for 10 years. now she's a t.s.a. agent. she had to go to the food bank to make sure she had food for her family because she's not getting paid. she's being forced to work without pay. e heard from jennifer, another t.s.a. agent. she and her husband, i forget which was which, one of them is 11 years and one of them is 16 years, working for the t.s.a. friday was a payless payday for the whole family. no income coming in at all. her comment was we got this week figured out. but next week, meaning the week we're in right now, they don't know how they're going to put food on the table. we heard from yusef, who works for the customs service. he said his friends think he's on vacation because he's been furloughed by our government. but his comment was, he didn't think a vacation included calling your mortgage lender and your car loan creditor to beg for a month of forebearns. -- forbearance. he never thought he wou