. >> a latin american country struggles to fight the zika outbreak with more than 2,500 cases confirmed in colombia. >> we begin with developments in syria where thousands of refugees are continuing to stream to the border with turkey. as many as 35,000 people have gathered across the syrian turkish border. the e. u. is calling on ankara to grant them refuge. turkey has it has no immediate plans to let them close but will supply them with aid. they are delivering tents and essential items. many are having to sleep out in the open. >>> the majority of refugees have fled because syrian government forces are advancing on aleppo. on friday, they captured a village moving a step closer to en circumstance s /* circling the city. if they take the cities they would be in striking distance of anadan, effectively cutting off aleppo's supply lines. syrian's foreign minister says the government is on track. more on his comments in a moment but first zeina has more. >> pushing deep ner northern sir yap backed by russian air power. the government forces and alleys are inching toward al eppo city. the

bo bol bollox things. >> i was going to ask you about this eric, i wonder how close leaders in latin american countries are watching. >> the leaders and the elites are watching our elections very closely because what happens in the united states like it or not does impact latin america to a very certain extent and rhetoric about immigration or foreigners or trade restrictions that's really not helpful. people do acknowledge -- they do see that, they watch it in latin america and they internalize that. they say if the united states doesn't want a relationship with us, let's look for other partners. i don't know if that drives elections in latin america, probably didn't have much to do with bolivia's vote yesterday but the overall stream of things, what we say in the u.s. matters and we have to bear that in mind. >> tone and the effect on policy, eric farnsworth, thanks for joining us with a perspective. appreciate it. >>> absolutely, thank you. >> uganda's opposition leader has been arrested for the fifth time in eight days. why officials are and al jazeera's exclusive report, where people are

my dream is one day we said, "we're going to the latin american jazz festival," which already there isle are embracing this music with the power that you wouldn't believe. kids playing... from early on playing this music. they are really into. they love it. they love the freedom of expression. so i see latin america playing a very important role in keeping jazz alive and in development of jazz, too. >> hinojosa: for all of that inspiration, for all of the joy of your music, thank you so much. and for being right here. >> thank you very much. - [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. also, by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. - i'm evan smith, he's a pulitzer prize winning biographer, and former editor in chief of newsweek, - [evan] whose latest book, destiny and power, the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush, has just been published. he's jon meacham, this is overheard. - [evan] let's be honest, is this abou

identify that common ground which means that together we can make solutions, whether they're latin american, northern american solutions, or they're that critical relationship between countries in the middle east and the united states. i don't know if i was very clear on that one. >> hinojosa: well, no, but i think what you're saying is that the human contact is so important, the understanding of humanity. and so, you know, again, you are such a symbol in so many ways, your majesty. so i'm sure that there are many people who would be surprised, or maybe have forgotten the fact that you became a muslim yourself. and so people are saying, "wait a second. the queen is a muslim, but she doesn't look like someone who i think, or have been told, or the image..." so for people who are wondering, well, what does a muslim in america like you, or in the world that you live in, all around the world, how do you live your life as a muslim on a daily basis? what does it mean? >> it's more than living it on a daily basis. it's an approach to one's life in the short... today, in this moment, and for one's

all of the florida cases are travel related -- involving latin american countries. and none of the pregnant women. so -- should people be worried about zika? for now-- orange county says no. one major concern that someone carrying the zika virus will arrive at the airport-- be bitten by a mosquito-- then the mosquito could transmit the disease to someone here. officials at "orlando international airport" say they are taking aggressive steps to control the mosquito population there. also new this morning-- melbourne police e your help catching a suspected purse snatcher. police say he robbed two women on the same day. the first robbery happened yesterday morning at a gas station on south babcock street. police say the man in woman's car.. and snatched her wallet. then-- just hours later-- the same man snatched a purse from a woman at a gas station on aurora road. in both cases the suspect took off in a dark-colored car driven by a woman. developing at this hour-- president obama is putting pressure on republicans-- who say they will refuse to vote on a supreme court

i believe you've been at the league of united latin american citizens since 1988? guest: yes, i graduated from dartmouth and claim -- and came to work for them. i am not latino. people oftant for non-latino heritage to start caring about the issues that are impacting latino communities. the latino population is the fastest-growing in this country. tieduture as a nation is to the latino population's success. if we don't worry of doubt it has non-latinos, that's to our detriment. our future nation will be hobbled in the success we will have in the future being held back. it's important for all americans, to worry about the concerns of the latino community. if help this community do well and be successful in live that american dream, our future as a nation is secure. try tontionally hold it back and take away benefits because they happen to be immigrants or latino, we are cutting off her nose to spite our face. that's the important lesson here. we all lose when you potentially hurt a significant population this country especially one that is as fast-growing as the lat

greeted the first latin-american pope. pope benedict xvi stopped to meet the adoreing crowd, 'em basing several children. >> experefnces teaches us southeastern or later the life of society becomes 1thal soil for cop runnion. >> the pope also spoke of how mexico's richness lies in its young people. >> a people with a youthful population is a people able to renew and transform itself.f. >> reporter: he'll wrap up his >> today i come as a missionary of mercy and of peace, but also as a son who wishes to pay homage to his mother, the blessed virgin of gaud loop and place himself under her watchful care. >>> republicans are gearing up for a debate in south carolina tonight. they'll take the stage in greenville. the feud continues between donald trump and jeb b bh. >> there are lot of children that watch these debates, a lot a president shouldever talk the way he does. >> south carolinians hand to -- head to the polls a week from today. >>> a teacher was driving through a tunnel in boston when a 200-pound manhole coming crashe

latin american expert with the council of americans joining us from washington d.c. thank you for your time >>> chile's government is revealing a tighter rule for businesses after supermarkets were accused of price fixing. it's alleged the three companies colluded to keep the prices up. we have this story from santiago. >> reporter: from the chicken they eat to the medicine they take, the toilet paper they flush. chileans have been taking more than they should. now they know it. terrible, terrible. police fixing going on and on. no one goes to gaol. >> translation: we've been ripped off by businessman. chile's largest supermarket chains accounting for sales have been indicted for colluding and keeping prices high. they are the 1.5 billion. this, after revelations of another conspiracy by two companies that hiked up the price of the toilet paper. one of the companies also does business. >> we realise that the free model of competition was not so free. that the market organised economic groups to make more profit. >> reporter: many ask how the companies got away with i

on february 5, the human high commissioner for the human rights call latin american countries infected by the zika virus to increase these i guess. they have some of the strongest loss on the books protecting the unborn. these latin american countries ban abortion completely while cuba has legalized abortion, making it widely available. this push for more abortion access is heartbreaking, especially because there are different degrees of this birth defect, and some children may go on to live very normal lives. regardless, i believe every person, including in unborn child is made in the image of god, and therefore has inherent worth. we must do everything we can to support the women in latin america and the women in the caribbean facing difficult circumstances. in conclusion, as the witnesses will provide testimony of countries around the world, especially in the western hemisphere will fight and virus, against the zika while some intensely working together to improve health care and address the needs of women and the unborn child. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you ver

that creates a lot of problems for latin-american countries. do you think it's going to continue to slow down. because china's economy has entered into a new stage. when it enters a more advanced stage. give it plus china as i said before is in a painful transition from the old model to the new model. in a transition period the gross rate will not be very high. 5% or 6%. >> compared to the united states that's huge. >> but for china it's still a developing emerging economy so 5% or 6% is not that high compared to 10 years ago it's always double digit growth. >> it's not like it's going backwards. we will not seeing a double digit growth for china again. >> it's always a pleasure having you on here. >> thank you. "nevada newsmakers." as always you can watch "nevada newsmakers" 24 hours a day at nevadanews ma nevadanewsmakers.com. and you can download podcasts see you later on the broadcast. >> who can you rely on to always be there when you need immediate help? and even when you don't? any time of the day or night, even when you're hundreds of m

you newschannel three is taking action for your health -- new today, health ministers from 15 latin american countries are holding an emergency meeting to talk the health officials will review preventative measures for the virus -- which is spread through mosquitoes. it is now a worldwide concern c-d-c confirmed a case of the zika virus was transmitted through sexual contact in the united states. and parkinson s disease may bring risks years before diagnosis parkinsons patients may be at fractures for years =before= being diagnosed. researchers in sweden studied more than 24- thousand patients. they found that in the 15 years before diagnosis, parkinson )s disease was associated with a fracture. we have important recall information for toyota drivers this afternoon -- toyota is recalling more than 300- thousand s-u-vs problems. mounted on the roof can inflate without a crash. toyota says the problem is an issue with the computer that controls the air-bags. the big game is almost here !---- super bowl 50 is this weekend. newschannel three is in san francisco -- and as makenzie walter reports

latin american countries are already combating the outbreak. fox's patricia stark :"!e latest. county will hold a special meeting today-- to talk about rq::jmsue. at yesterday's "state of the county" address...chairman jason davis says progress is being made. the issue came to a boiling point earlier this week-- when daytona beach police broke up a homeless camp outside a county building. now-- the county is committing 4-million dollars to build a facility, to temporarily house the homeless.. but the city needs to find the money to operate it. a crime alert in orange county. three teens are arrested-- accused in a rash of car break-ins across central florida. an undercover sting...helped take the suspects down. raymond rhodes, craig blunt jr and buddy quinton montgomery were all arrested yesterday morning. orlando police say an unmarked car was driving through the area...when a suspicious vehicle sped off. the officer pulled the car over and found the three men covered in glass. down the street--10 bar had just been burglarized. the teens were arrested...but have in seminole co

reporter pkg-as follows-- nat pop - a sea of thousands latin american pope as he rode through mexico city's historic center saturday. nat pop - pope francis stopped to meet the adoring crowd national palace... handing out rosaries and embracing several sick children. nat pop - mexico's president enrique pena nieto welcomed the pope with a special ceremony- where pope francis later delivered his first major address -- aimed at country's political and religious leaders. "experience teaches us that each time we seek the path of privileges for the benefits of a few to the detriment of the good of all, sooner of later the life of society becomes fertile soil for corruption." the pope also spoke of how mexico's richness lies in its young people. "a people with a youthful population is a people able to renew and transform itself. this is an invitation to look to the future with hope. " francis will wrap up the first day of his visit with a mass at the basilica of the virgin of guadalupe. of mercy and of peace. but also, i come as a son who wishes to pay homage to his mother the blessed virg

. >>> now, tonight, the zita virus is spreading through latin-american and caribbean. 23 countries confirmed cases of the virus linked to pweurg defects. as many -- linked to birth defects. >>> now, the recent illness for 60 people were ill. the source is unknown. following the outbreak, they revamped the food preparation protocols. next monday all restaurants will close for meetings with employees. >>> you might need to cut down what you drink to drive. states are being asked to drop the level to drive from .08- .05. the hope is that it will help cut down on the number of alcohol-related crashes and save lives. this is the second time the ntsb has made the recommendation since 2013. >>> no injuries reported in a bus accident today in southern california. on the bus, the denver broncos football team. they were are on their way back to the hotel after practice when the bus collided with a motorcycle on highway 101. the team had to get off of the bus for awhile. from the super bowl with the broncos and the panthers. >> that is okay. we are live in san francisco now, gerald? >> reporter: debra,

history's first latin american pope stopped to meet the adoring crowd on his way to the national palace. mexico's president welcomed the pope with a special ceremony- where pope francis later delivered his first major address about corruption -- aimed at the country's political and religious leaders. the pope alsoli ses in its young people. "a people with a youthful population is a people able to renew and transform itself. this is an invitation to look to the future with hope. " pope francis is now half-way through is five-day in australia -- police carried out a massive drug bust seizing one billion australian dollars-worth of a methylamphetamine known as "ice". that's approximately 700-million u-s dollars. federal police say the liquid drug was found hidden inside thousands of silicon bra inserts, in a shipment traced to a hong kong storage facility. police also found the supplies. authorities have arrested and charged four people over the haul. ikea has reportedly avoided paying taxes in europe for the past six years. that's according to a report commissioned by the european parliam

says it really wasn't a big surprise: 3 3 pregnant women are being advised not to travel to latin american countries where there is an outbreak of the zika virus. there is no vaccine.. and researchers are scrambling to make one. but it's probably still years away. 3 3 ((jen)) today in tallahassee: the florida house is expeced to vote on a series of bills, that would give gun owners more freedom. including one controversial one... that would let people with concealed weapons permits... carry guns on college campuses. 3 the bill is opposed by many faculty members, university and college presidents. the house is prepared for a final vote ... but the senate version has likely *not come up for a vote this session. the house is also set to vote on a separate measure ... which would allow people with concealed weapons licenses to carry their sidearms *without concealing them. 3 also on today's agenda ... a house bill that would let florida lawmakers carry guns on the chamber floors. under the proposed legislation, lawmakers would have to conceal their weapons .. if passed, the bill would still ne

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president obama will visit cuba in march as part of a latin-american tour. january of 1928 as a sitting u.s. president been to havana. president obama and president castro met this summer p . he said he was interested in visiting cuba before his presidency ends but only if there was significant improvements in civil liberties. well, national embassies have reopened in washington d.c. and havana. this week u.s. and cuban officials signed an agreement restoring scheduled airline service between the nations. >>> and ted cruz and marco rubio, both of cuban descent, vocalized their opposition to the president's trip, vowing never to visit the island. donald trump has slipd to second place nationally behind ted cruz according to a new poll just out. this coming just two days ahead of the south carolina primary. a giddy cruz talked to nbc's hally jackson. about the new found lead. >> it's tremendously win. you got to get to first place to win but i think this is a result of a couple of things. one -- >> and earlier in the day, cruz took on trump directly over a campaign ad attacking trump as p

as a result the zika virus has created a growing push for latin american countries to liberalize their laws to allow greater access to contraception and abortion. on february 5th the u.n. high commissioner for human rights called on latin american countries affected by the zika virus to increase this access. today, latin american countries have some of the strongest laws on the books protecting life of the unborn. chile, dominican republic and el salvador ban abortion completely, uruguay and cuba legalized abortion, other countries only allow abortion in the case of rape, incest or the threat of the life of the mother. this pushed for more abortion access due to the potential birth defects from microcephaly is heartbreaking especially since there are different degrees and some children born with the special needs may go onto live very normal lives. i think you gave a prime example flt regardless i believe every person including the unborn child is made an image of god and therefore has inherent worth. thus we must do everything we can to support the very real needs of women in latin am

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latin american people do look after cuba in terms of direction. and what they'd like to be able to emulate. that gives american companies like ours to sell not only to the cuban market. but to all of latin america. very advantage terms. cuba has very good treaties that we don't have. talk to us about the factory itself. where it will be. how big it will be. the factory is going to be at a special development i don't know that the cubans put in place. the terms for investment are very good in terms of facilities, we build 100 to #00 for the first you we believe that will provide employment at the beginning for around 30 people. and up to 300 over the next five years. >> that's fantastic. >> what kind of concerns do you have about this venture over all. >> there's a couple of concerns, the main one being the embargo, or the blockade as they call it in cuba. we believe that that will disappear over time. hopefully sooner rather than later. as soon as that disappears much of the problems that we foresee will no longer be there. the other thing that man

on february 5, the human high commissioner for the human rights call latin american countries infected by the zika virus to increase these i guess. they have some of the strongest loss on the books protecting the unborn. these latin american countries ban abortion completely while cuba has legalized abortion, making it widely available. this push for more abortion access is heartbreaking, especially because there are different degrees of this birth defect, and some children may go on to live very normal lives. regardless, i believe every person, including in unborn child is made in the image of god, and therefore has inherent worth. we must do everything we can to support the women in latin america and the women in the caribbean facing difficult circumstances. in conclusion, as the witnesses will provide testimony of countries around the world, especially in the western hemisphere will fight and virus, against the zika while some intensely working together to improve health care and address the needs of women and the unborn child. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you ver

. >> reporter: 2,000 greeted history's first latin american city's historic center on saturday. he stopped to meet the crowd on the way to the national palace. mexico's president welcomed the pope with a special ceremony where francis gave a special address aimed at the country's political leaders. >> experience teaches us that each time we seek a path of privileges to the benefits of few to the detriment of all, sooner than later, it becomes fertile soil for corruption. >> reporter: [indiscernible] >> people with a youthful population is a people able to renew and transform itself. invitations to look to the future with hope. >> reporter: francis will wrap up the first day of his basilica, the virgin of guadalupe. >> today i come as a missionary of mercy and of peace. but also as a son who wishes to pay homage to his mother, the blessed virgin of graduated law -- guadalupe. >> whitney: that pope francis, he gets around. i feel like he makes a lot of these trips. >> will: he does. >> whitney: luckily he's not they're doing the winter >> will: it was a nice day out there for toda

the president announced this morning that he will stop in latin american countries. the white house hopes to normalize relations between the two countries. obama will be the first to visit cuba since -- first president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge. >>> the pope departed mexico last night after a six-day trip he took all over the country including the indigenous south and violence plagued north. >>> turkish force members were killed in a bomb attack in kurdish talent -- territories. a remote-controlled bomb killed the soldiers while traveling in a military vehicle. it comes a day after a car bomb attack in our -- in an karro.>>> a push to bring private list -- driverless cars to downtown raleigh. imagine them driving all of the city. the city is one number 77 to apply for the smart cities grant. with state university to create transportation missions that are more efficient and eco- friendly. they are suggesting sensors to communicate traffic information to drivers and pods to show for around students. >> it gave us the opportunity to work with our partners at

the pope is en route to mexico, where he will arrive before heading on to other latin american nations during the world tour. we will bring you more as soon as we get it. in the violence. diplomats agreed to a temporary cease-fire in syria, due to take effect with in a week. russia is continuing with its airport -- it's airborne bombardment. aimed tos three months meet demand and at stemming the flow of migrants into the eu. zika researchers in brazil developed a test capable of diagnosing the virus in a matter of hours. of business news stories. kate is here. what a weekend has been for traders and world markets. how has it all ended. >> a few minutes ago in wall street trading. if we go back, asian markets extending their losing streak. europe has gone into the weekend on a better note. a sharp uptick for the maker indices, banking shares rebounded. a boost to friday trading. dax up about 2.5%. athens in the lawn wrapped up their trading in the green. wall street following the upward trend. stocks are accelerating gains as they approach the closing bell. oil prices have spiked this f

. >> reporter: greeted history's first latin-american pope adds he drove through the historic centeraturday. on the way to the natural palace handing out rosaries and gracing several. mexico's president welcomed the pope with a special ceremony where fran is later delivered his first address aimed at the country's political and religious leaders. >> experience teaches us that each time we speak the path of privileges or benefits are few to the detriment to the good of all, sooner or later the life of society becomes efficient i will soil for corruption. >> reporter: the pope also spoke of how mexico's wish list lies with young people. >> people with a youthful population is a people able to renew and transform itself. in the patience to look to the future with hope. >> reporter: francis wrapped up the first day of his visit with a mass basilica of the virj inof guadalupe. >> today, i come as a missionary of mercy and of peace. but also as some who wishes to pay ommage to his mother and place himself under her watchful care. >>> oakland a's owner lieu wolf issued a statement today cri

joined by thomas signs, laura garcia, and sanchez, the executive director of the labor council for latin american advancement and share of the agenda. tom signs, you're the conductor, one of the people who brings this whole thing together. and in the state of the union address, there's a point where every president wraps up by saying the state of the union is... >> the state of the union for latinos is improving, but needs much more attention from policymakers, and in this election year, i don't think that the community wants to be addressed as a single issue community. though the issue is important to our advance. but respect to empowerment and housing and criminal justice, it's a community that has reached it's prime and should be treated as such by those setting policies. >> if you want to define it for people outside of conversation normally, what are the things that you would point them to to say, here's how you understand our state of the union? laura? >> i would definitely point them to some of the work going on around the nation around education with access to immigrants. there are defini

. >> the rolling stones are expected to conclude their latin american tour when president o o blap is on the island. cuba's national baseball team will play the familiar bay raise during the president's visit. however t is unclear if he will attend the game. >> last week the two count tree signed a deal on air travel allowing u.s. airline to fly commercialoots between the two count treatment however, tourism is still banned. it will be up to congress to lift the embargo. >> livi in the newsplex. i'm alex diprato. 7 news. >> all right alex. now we have a chance to take live to cuba. reporter patrick ot man covers the island heachtz been there for a long time. live in havana night patrick i'm curis a state run media is people on this end. the u.s. saying or the white house saying it's a chance for the president to press the u.s. a again darks human rites and so. what is thtake on that side of the florida straights? >> reporter: well, cuban foreign minintry officials had a press conference saying they are willing to talk about alice use including human rites and as they put it this is a

the vacation virus, as it is cacialtiond spreading far and fast anticipating 4 million cases in latin american and the caribbean in the mix year or so. so far 20 countries have reported cases. here in the u.s. 13 states have reported cases of people returning from south america with the the virus. two cases here in florida. the virus transmitted when in infected moss key 2 2z bite. it's been lynched to babies being born with under developed never problems. >> after a reveel view of the evidence, the committee add stliedz the cause of clog ga call complications cons ta fiewt an extra ordinary event and the public health threat to other parts world. >> craig: health officials are advising expectant mothers not to travel to affected countries. currently no vaccine for zee caflt the last ub p lick emergency was declared for the devastating 2013 ebola out briek in west africa that killed moree than 11,000 people. the satellite center. i'm craig stevens. >> lynn: also on #, students arriving to class only to see a hall of hate. vandals comaightt sinful act against a south florida catholic school and

. >> reporter: a sea of thousands greeted the first latin american pope as he rode through the historic center on saturday. pope francis stopped to meet the adoring crowd on his way to the national palace. handed out rosaries and embraced sick children. mexico's president welcomed the pope with a special ceremony where francis later delivered his first major address. >> experience teaches us that each time we seek privileges or benefits for a few to the detriment to the great of all, sooner or later the life of society is f ftile soil for corruptptn. >> reporter: the pope spoke of how mexico risked its lives in its young people. population is a people able to renew and transform itself. an invitation to look to the future with hope. >> reporter: pope francis will have a mass at the basilica of the virgin of guwatt loupe a. >> i come as a missionary of hope and peace and also as a son who wisheh to pay homage to his mother, the blessed virgin of guatalu guatalupe. >> reporter: as for the pope mobile he is using to get around, 3 of the 5 are made out of recycled parts from the pope mobile

on march 20 the rolling stones will and their latin american tour with a concert in havana. on the 22nd they will play the havana raise --. the white house later today will be making the formal announcement. >>> an 18-year-old accused of beach county is out of jail. malachi love-robinson was arrested after allegedly performing an exam on the female undercover deputy. he went as far as to open up his own doctor's office and had a website. he says he did nothing wrong. >>> a church youth counselor is waking up in the broward county jail accused of eight counts of sexual battery. sylvester perrone worked at in middle school youth counselor at the church by the glades. that's when he prayed on a 14- year-old girl. the pair engaged in sex acts at the church and at the group's home. >>> pope francis is headed back home this morning after his trip to mexico. he held a mass at the us mexican border to call on governments worldwide to open their hearts. he's expected to arrive in rome after 9 am.>>> south florida jewish community is on edge after the odd behavior of women. suspicious

the rolling stones are expected to close the latin american the national team will be playing tampa bay rays in havana. today the white house will be official. also today secretary of state john kerry will meet with cuba 's minister of foreign trade. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of the president's historic trip.>>> an 18-year- old accused of posing as a doctor in palm beach county is out of jail and speaking out denying he did anything wrong. >> i was simply asking if you could pray for us in this time that everything that has happened that we get the truth out. and only the truth but we can shed some good light on some of the things that are happening in the community. >> he was arrested after allegedly performing an exam on a female undercover deputy. he went as far as to open up a website. >>> a church camp counselor is in the broward county jail accused of having sex with a 14- year-old girl he met at his camp. carey codd has more from the church by the glades in coral springs. >> reporter: 19-year-old sylvester perrone is accused of sexual battery on underage girl. is a

rubio and cruz, even know they don' t heavily identify with the latin american community, nonetheless -- >> that is a good point, but the other point you made is even more important. communities, these are not candidates that have sought to make inroads in those communities. i don' t even know if they describe themselves as latino, but hispanic. with the ben carson, yes, he is african-american, but i do not think that necessarily points to greater openness on the part of the republican party to what we hear around this table may mean karen: i was puzzled by his comments that president obama was not black enough, did he say? >> he is almost the anti-black black candidate when you look at his comments, perhaps indicating that president obama was not black enough, arguing at the same time later in the interview, that ben carson had been fairly attacked -- unfairly enough. so he is lobbying the same criticism at the president which he is arguing should not be aimed at him. to james this point, black america, latino america, people of color in the u.s. are a lot smarter than the notion tha

they've been studying cases of babies born with underdeveloped brains in brazil-- and other latin american countries. the c-d-c says most people only get mild symptoms of zika. you have the chance to learn more about contaminated water in our area. the navy will hold a people living near fentress field. last month, we told you tests uncovered high levels of dangerous chemicals in the water. the navy firefighting exercises. the navy, e-p-a, the city and state agencies will talk with residents tomorrow, at butts road intermediate school-- from 4 to 7 p-m. lawyers plan to challenge a permit. it allows to coal ash wastewater into virginia rivers. the southern environmental law center says: it will challenge the permit -- on behalf of a riverkeeping network. a spokesperson for the department of environmental quality says--- he knew about the appeal, but had no comment. a williamsburg woman investigators say she stole more than a half million dollars from her elderly employer. 82-year-old pete mcdonald says he was a victim. he says he hired dana morris in 2011. he says she spent a few hours a we