pilar is president of latin american teacher association. thank you, pilar. you take a quick picture for us? [laughter]. [inaudible] from blake student union, mission high school graduate. morehouse. hichem was the president of black student union. the next scholar is [inaudible] graduating from john ocaunl high school on his way to san francisco state university. irene [inaudible] college

so, for example, choice in, let's say, america, versus, let's say, choice in a latin american country versus choice in a predominantly muslim country. >> mm-hmm. you know, we... from the moment we're born, we're taught how to think about choice. and we're taught this explicitly and implicitly in our culture. so, you know, say, as an american, i'm always... it's always really funny when you go to the grocery store and you see these moms asking their two-year-old kids, "and what kind of cereal would you like, honey?" >> hinojosa: but we're told that we're... you know, as parents in this country, we are told... >> absolutely. >> hinojosa: ..."give your children that choice, make them into good choosers." >> yes. and we ask our children at the age of four, "what do you want to be when you grow up?" and it's not that we're saying that we trust your choice. we're saying implicitly, "we understand you're going to change your mind." but we're saying, you know, "look, these are the kinds of things you need to learn to know. you need to know what kind of cereal you want, you need to know and fi

cuba did-- and whitening was the subsidized immigration of europeans into those caribbean or latin americano brighten the color of the country. south america, latin america, has been in denial about its black roots. it's been in denial about that 11.2 million figure to the point where these countries would allocate millions of dollars to pay europeans to come move to mexico, move to brazil, move to cuba, move to dominican republic, move to wherever, intermarry, and lighten the country. they were trying to change the ratio of black to white, and hope, through miscegenation, that they would lighten the country. and they even had theories about... in brazil, through gilberto freyre, was called "racial democracy," but in mexico, 1925, josé vasconcelos wrote a book called the cosmic race. >> hinojosa: that's right. >> and he said, "we are all the races," but he devalued the black element. he wanted the black element to disappear in a mestizanal kind of fantasy land. >> vasconcelos is in 1925, in his famous essay mestizaje, suggests that these other races are just a stepping stone for the mestizo

you've and a champion the most recent opportunities you're aware of involves potentially adding latin-american toe d v to increase the funds opportunities and park participation at night and creating for opportunity to use the park and obviously do self-park as part of our renovation so at the moment those you know and then the acquisition that's our sort of outgoing the department short time a larger strategy i think the planning department is just about ready to begin to provide informational presentations to this commission and other commission on the central soma planning generally it is thinking very sorrowing about open space you know this is our mission. >> a followup question the purchase of this property does that deplete our open space fund. >> yeah. >> it depletes our current cash balance on the open space fund we have 10 maintenance plus or minus and it will use up that remaining balance and the open space fund continues to reflesh on one and a half million dollars depending on the tax in the city. >> so my last question it is this a property that we absolutely have to have i mean.

in fact, latin american currencies are way up this month. list,ia is the top of the unleavened returns in excess of 4%. joe: oil having a strong day today, up 2.7% weekly gain. oil had been in a rare market, but starting to pick up some steam. having a wild day after usda reports. you see the drop after reports that there would be a huge supply of corn, but traders reevaluated that data. >> those are today's market minutes. let's take a deeper dive. joe: i want to look at retail sales. we got that overall weak retail sales report. , the white line is the percentage of retail sales at nonstory retailers, internet is a big part of it, over 10% of all retail sales are nonstory now. the blue line is department stores. it is a beautiful crisscross. standpoint,ar trend charts don't get much clearer than that. not much more to say. >> it helps to illustrate why the nordstrom's numbers were so surprising. joe: the fact of a had any growth at all was a surprise. >> for my deep dive, i want to first introduce oliver renick. my deep dive has to do with

he would put the -- it put the latin american country back on the blacklist for tax havens after theealthy stashed their funds there. they will fight money laundering and tax evasion but will fail to comply with international standards. amid all this economic turmoil, you might be forgiven for in jolting in escapism. there is another harry potter book out. "harry potter and the closed -- cursed child" just hit west end. it has already cast a spell on thousands of the wizards fans. >> the book was released last sunday, but he has worked his magic. 680,000 copies have flown off the shelves, retailing at $15 to $20. it is only bringing in a tiny profit as diehard fans rush to get their hands on a copy. >> like come down and read it and then i can go crazy and go full harry potter. reporter: this is harry potter with one distance -- difference, it is a play not a novel. the show itself is on west and, a further expansion of the hugely successful franchise. >> my children always wanted to read another harry potter book. now i will go back to the hotel and read it. reporter: he won't be th

.>>> the music world is in mourning tonight as latin american superstar juan gabriel has died. many sources say he died of a heart attack today and he sold more than 100 million records in his career. he was on tour, scheduled to hit the stage in el paso, tx before he died. people on social media posting about that singer tonight. the mexican president, sending his condolences to the family saying they lost a superstar. also, some people saying they know all of these songs based on the events they had with to miss this legend. >>> last week, i said i was close to pushing the panic when it comes to the cardinals offense but jason, you said hold off so i was all geared up for preseason game number three. the game i was focused on, hoping to find a reason to back off the panic button. >> they did not give you a reason but i will say this, plenty of teams have gone there to check a 4 in the preseason and still made it to the playoffs. the cards was not pretty. not one of carson palmer's better days. it started with that ball right there ending up in the hands of the texans. that re

latin american music icon juan gabriel has died. a vigil was held on the strip to remember him. "he was like a father, a father figure, my spirtual guide, he was somebo always looked up to" gabriel passed away from a heart attack in santa monica on sunday. this comes two days after playing a sold-out show. gabriel's legal name was alberto aguilera valadez. a hearse took his body to l-a-x today to be flown to mexico -- his home country. gabriel sold more than 100-million records during his career. he was 66 years old. wilder -- has passed away. the comedic actor and author died in his stamford connecticut home this morning. wilder is known for his roles in "the producers"... "willy wonka and the chocolate factory"... and young frankenstien. he is also known for comedy classics like "blazing saddles" and "stir crazy." wilder is survived by his wife karen boyer. the two were married for 25 years. wilder's nephew says he died of alzheimer's complications. he was 83 years old. the first day of school is in the books for hundreds of thousands of clark county students... but -- police

david: was this an attempt to pull over latin american voters in the united states as well?> i think you should respect and what came across to me today was the fact that he respected the head of the state of an important ally like mexico and that speaks to the constituency. let's remember this is also about ringing home those people who like you said a little bit more in the middle who are concerned about donald trump and what they saw today was a leader. david: do you have any behind-the-scenes information? the mexican president must have realized there would be a huge bonus for a guy. he knows that the relationship the president of the relationship the president of mexico knows his relationship with america is their most important relationship on the globe and donald trump has set out -- sent a lot of messages to mexico that are unnerving. i think he was really anxious to send the message that he is the leader of these country of mexico in the country of mexico can work with either a trump or hillary but hillary was too to jump on the imitation. david: i'll bet she's regr

say a "notario publico" is a state- appointed lawyer with proper credentials to practice law in latin american countries. here in the u-s... a notary public can only witness and certify legal documents.... and that's where many of them say they've wasted time and money without much progress. congresswoman dina titus will host a fraud prevention fair on wednesday -- at the east las vegas community center -- to help immigrants with several documents they may need to complete. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty we'll keep mostly sunny skies with decreasing highs as we make it through the week. we'll see a high of 107 on tuesday, then 106 wednesday and 105 thursday. we'll be around average for friday through the early part of next week. average high this time of the year is 102. we'll see wednesday and beyond in the slight category. those same slight chances will be with us east of us into arizona. we'll keep mostly sunny skies with decreasing highs as we make it through the week. we'll see a high of 107 on wednesday and 105 thursday. we'll be around average fo

just a day after a sold-out concert.juan gabriel was a top-selling artist who became a latin american music icon. this is video from his last cot inglewood, california. he died yesterday at his home in california. no word yet on what caused his death. juan gabriel was 66. a kenosha man dies after trying to do a good deed. charles benson is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and shannon.the father of three went to his neibhors apartment to loan a vacuum. but it ended costing him his life.that's coming up new on live at 6. media juggernaut sat down with pope francis today.but first, a milwaukee family grew by one today.. after a heartwarming trip to the courthouse. we'll share their story next. now here's lester holt with a look ahead to the n-b-c welcome back. pope francis met facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife today. they talked about how to use communication technology to help people living in the countries.they met in the vatican's guest house, where the pope lives. apple may give us a look at its new i-phone at its fall product launch.that's coming up

latin american music icon juan gabriel passed away from natural causes yesterday in santa monica, california. gabriel sold more than 100-million records during his career. he was 66-years old. she's recorded more than 40 albums -- owns a theme park with her name on it -- and now dolly parton is featured on a special order tennessee license plate! the plate features a picture of her -- and promotes parton's "imagination library service that provides free books to kids five years old and under. pre-orders are being taken now -- and production won't start until 1- thousand orders are placed. and honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. and real oats. ok, that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy! figures. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have studen

red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no latin american music icon juan gabriel has died. a county coroner says he passed away from natural causes in santa monica, california. gabriel, whose legal name was alberto aguilera valadez, sold more than a- hundred-million records career. gabriel was considered one of the greatest performers and composers in mexico. his career spanned styles from pop to bolero to regional mexican. the musician was 66-years-old. and olympic gymnastics star gabby douglas resting after being hospitalized for an infection. the 20-year-old has been fighting an ongoing mouth injury that led to a serious infection. according to her publicist -- douglas was admitted to the hospital sunday evening after experiencing swelling and adverse reactions to and "resting comfortably." she was forced to miss an appearance in new york at the m-t-v video music awards alongside her u-s olympic teammates. u-s senator ron johnson sparks controversy by saying college professors could be replaced by documentaries normally found on pbs-- ca

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. >>> latin american superstar juan gabriel has passed away today. the music icon sold more than 100 million records during his career. a brill was on tour and had just performed in los angeles friday night. he was scheduled to sing in el paso texas today. he was 66 years old. >>> video from new jersey. a transit officer being hailed a hero. this is after pulling a man from the track just seconds before a train comes speeding by. look there. the cop had only two seconds to spare. we are told the man had earlier walked off the train, jumped onto the tracks and had refused to move. >>> arizona is getting a new resident. a young bear prompted the safety alert at melt women. we are told the hikers and campers are being warned about this there. it was acting pretty comfortable around people. the bear was now caught near rose canyon lake. the bear is being relocated to arizona wildlife park in williams. >>> talking about furry friends, we have sunday morning video from peoria family home. they sent us these photos of three very curious young bobcats seen h

by 2085 no place in latin american or africa could host the game because of global warming. the u.s. will be too hot everywhere except san francisco. >> the results weren't surprising but when they are put in the context of something that people are -- on people's minds like the olympics it is sort of -- brings it to people's attention. >> researchers say the study is based on climate change models but founded on analysis of data. >>> forget the rookie hazing the raiders quarterback has advice it offer instead and the giants estage another come back, would it hold and keep them in first place? the answer next. they would be in second place in the nl west for the first time y 10. >>> dodgers beat the phillies today, the giants needed to win or they would be in second place for the first time since may 10. tied 3-3. top of the 8th. blasted two out home run to center. pirates 4-3. same score, bottom of the 9th. he grounds out to end the game. pittsburgh wins 4-3. the dodgers are now in first place in the national league west. sky continues to fall for the athletics. tied 4-4. t

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be calling it quits after two decades on z2392z zi0z y2392y yi0y z23cwz zi0z y23cwy yi0y >>> latin americanusic icon has died in santa monica, california. he was 56. the coroner's office said that gabriel died of natural causes. he gave a concert performance on friday night in los angeles. he had to be scheduled to perform in el paso, texas tonight. he was known for his ballads of love and heartbreak as well as his bouncy tunes. >>> a small russian town held its first ever battle of the brides this weekend. the competition was tough as each contestant put on a wedding dress. the brides answered tough questions, as you can see there, that theywo their ta, ev participating in the bouquet tossing contest. they were judged on originality and four of the brides went home with gift cards worth $150. >>> cbs sunday morning host says that the rumors are true. and after 22 years on the job, he is finally stepping down. >> it has been a great run, but after nearly 50 years at cbs including the last 22 years here on sunday morning, that the time has come. and the date is set for me to do my farewell s

pilar is president of latin american teacher association. thank you, pilar. you take a quick picture for us? [laughter]. [inaudible] from blake student union, mission high school graduate. morehouse. hichem was the president of black student union. the next scholar is [inaudible] graduating from john ocaunl high school on his way to san francisco state university. irene [inaudible] college track, galileo high school graduate going to exaveier university. evon [inaudible] john oconal high school heading to san francisco state university. [inaudible] from mission economic development agency, john oconal high school, university of california , irvine! jennifer soto from lasa, thurgood marshal high school heading to city college of san francisco. heading right here and staying at home. next up will be jerry johnson, mason scholar from abrumam lincoln high school going to san mateo and histsister is here on his behalf. thank you deja. [inaudible] subrina tan graduate of lowell high school going to uc san diego and [inaudible] is here on her behalf. jocelyn garcia,

the suspect caught on surveillance video is described as a latin american man, about five-feet six inches tall. police believe other suspects may have escaped through the back of the bank. city officials meet today... to consider whether to declare a state of emergency in san jose. the crisis at hand is a shortage of police officers. the problem comes as homicides...continue to plague the area. one of the most recent incidents happening over the weekend...which included the killing of two brothers in a drive-by shooting. already... san jose is on its way to reach a 25-year high. now city officials are discussing the possibility of authorizing the police chief to put as many as 50-detectives back on patrol. trt:10/ "it's a crisis" more cops on patrol could mean faster response to 9-1-1 calls... but it will mean investigations into burglaries and property crimes could take a back seat. >> reporter: schools isn't just an ardent parent is reluctant to move there shall from one case school to another and parallel that's what's happening. livermore valley charter pretoria. and the travel fell i

i mean, it's a celebration of latino identity and a lot of latin-american films.'re opening with a wonderful comedy out of chile. we're trying something different. we have a u.s. premiere of a new film from columbia starring john leguizamo, speaking spanish and acting in spanish, and a really raw character, which is really exciting. and there's just a lot there, a lot for people to take away. and there are spanish language films, of course, portuguese, and brazilian films, and there's even some family films. so, you know, definitely encourage people to come out and support it. damian: all right, any final thoughts before we let you go, zuzy. zuzy: oh, well, "craving cuba" is also exciting because it's bilingual. i was so happy it's half-spanish, half-english, so just like many us live in a bilingual world. damian: we can all relate. zuzy: that's right. damian: all right, it's cine+mas. it's one of the many films at the international film festival in san francisco. there is the web address for more information. thank you all again for showcasing your work here on "

a "notario publico" is a state appointed lawyer in latin american countries... but here in the u-s a notary public can only witness and certify legal documents. the terms give scammers the disguise of credibility and legitimacy. they often times target the immigrant community. "these notarios are not qualified, will rip you off, they do not have the legal standing to do some of the things they claim that they can do here and they're often uninformed and don't understand of some of these waivers and some of these provisions" that workshop will take place on wednesday at the east las vegas community center. nevada voters will not be deciding on a rooftop solar measure this november. the supreme court says it's not fit for a statewide vote. solar advocates had twice as many voter signatures needed to get on the ballot. now... they're trying to use a more behind the scenes focus to get lawmakers on board. an energy task force is meeting tomorrow to talk about what policy changes would customers. and a measure that you will seee on the ballot this november looks to l

let's talk to the chief economist and head of latin american economic research i goldman sachs.ou for joining us. an extraordinary rally across the board, the currency has had a huge year. what is being priced dan? how much is it about the impeachment, global macro indicators, about the domestic do we need tohat see and the domestic economy for it to continue? >> external environment, a lot .ore supportive the rates in the currency have been reflecting that. the final in peach mint vote is expected to clear congress tomorrow. that is a lot of hope that will lead to a better policy framework, and administration where conditions are stronger. if you look at the performance of the currency, up 22%, at nine percentage points in cary, total return of more than 30%. 35%, 65% in dollar terms. pounds.% in poundsare a #investor -- investor, you have almost doubled your money. a reflection of the hope invested in the political transition. it leads us to anticipate a turning point. confidence indicators have improved, industrial production shows the cycle may be able to stabilize. we need

science at the university of costa rica and dean of social sciences and even wonderfully with the latin american social science faculty. very well respected or position and fetal position at the university of michigan and florida international university. as chief of staff, he helped negotiate the central american peace plan and perform a costa rica president and nobel peace prize winner. he became ambassador% american affairs and director foreign policy in the foreign ministry. he is the author of 10 books and enable articles and journals and newspapers. if none of that has kept them busy is also the proud father of six children. problem is most important works i'm sure. yes. please join me at the podium to present your remarks, and please go ahead and join me in welcoming him now, president solis. [applause] >> well, thank you very much. yes, i have been kept busy, six children as a lot of children. sometimes i'm asked if i am mormon or if i'm a christian democrat, or a fanatical catholic. and i to say no, that i am just a very fortunate man of having so many children your i want to thank the

politics and, what we are saying, is that the campaigns,to it is interesting for latin americans back home, what is happening. theconversation about american election is on the everyday table in latin america and that is what makes this campaign also possible. is also possible. it's an opportunity to resonate because there is a conversation back in our countries. back in a conversation our conversation tables in all of our countries, and we are adding a new ingredient to that conversation. >> [speaking in spanish] >> [speaking in spanish] she asked us what our numbers and what our expectations. decisively, the spanish electorate has an expected voters, 12% of all the eligible voters. it isly our goal because not about this campaign only, but we want to contribute to all the efforts mentioned here. reach the average voter to try to reach the average turnout, which is a little bit above 50%, so we are talking about a little bit less , 50 50 million voters million latino voters. that is the goal. >> thank you very much. if there is no other questions, we will be out here for additio

. >>> latin american music icon wanting gabriel died, passed away from natural causes in santa monicahe sold more than 100 million records during his long career. the president of mexico tweeted that he was one of the biggest icons in the country. he was 66 years old. >>> coming up, a shark spotted in the bay area becomes -- comes a little too close for comfort with a kayaker and now he is sharing his story and you will only hear it right here on kron4. >>> a massive earthquake in italy, how area bay restaurants are helping out. >> an officer involved shooting closes a major highway four hours today. details on what happened in the suspects condition tonight. america thought our pancakes were pretty special. but we knew we could do better. so we did. we made denny's new pancakes 50% fluffier with fresh buttermilk and hint of vanilla. if you disagree, the cakes are free. that's the denny's love'em or they're free guarantee. >>> a man is in critical condition after being shot on highway 101 this morning. it was shut down for several hours as officers collected evidence near the ralston

an more diverse mix of populations, favoring the italian, spanish, and greek, becoming to the latin american, inviting the oriental and african. when we add to this the rapid rise of the native negro population, we see at once what kennedy called the pluralistic society. even the exceptions often support this rule. in 1966, the american legion had come to the conclusion that they would not oppose the bill, and in a 1966 article in "the american legion" magazine, they explained why. they said there would not be any change in the demographics of the immigrant stream, but then they said that all of the articles in the lame-stream media, which suggests there is going to be dramatic alteration in the sources of immigration, are a bit of faking. congress understood the structure of this law had two main sources of immigration, family sponsored immigration and employment-based immigration, people that had certain skills desired in the united states. those were the two main sources of visas for people who might want to come here. and the record was clear in congress that congress understood that non

top section of their home is curren >>> [ music playing ] >> the music world is in mourning as latin american super enstar jaun gabriele has died. many say he died of a heart attack. it is 45 year career he sold more than 100 million records. he was scheduled to hit the stage in el paso texas. paying tributes to jaun gabriele. univision radio playing his songs back-to-back. the host took phone calls from fans for hours sharing memories about what the singer meant to his audience. univision radio will start tributes again this morning. >> it is a big deal in the hispanic community. i think to jaun gabriele. >>> let's talk about the forecast in the valley. we had sunny skies in the the weekend was very nice. today a change as we start to get hotter. the 80s right now. that should stick around until around 10:00. after 10:00 the 90s will set in. we will be in the 90s until about 1:00 before the triple hundreds through 7:00 this evening. we have a precaution up to remind you it will be hot today. hydration will be key if you are outside. 80 will be the temperature by 9 am. upper 90s by noon. toda

latin american the l-a county coroners office says he passed away from natural causes in santa monica ... at the age of 66. he went by juan gabriel on stage -- his legal name was alberto aguilera valadez. he sold more than 100-million records during his career. the musician had a show in los angeles friday night and was set to perform here in las vegas on september 16th. "project neon" is counting on las vegas locals to help fill some construction job openings. they'll even teach you ever you need to know before you're hired! they've partnered with the laborers international union to hold job training sessions for anyone interested. the sessions are part classroom and part field skills. "project neon" is designed to make the i-15 safer. it's creating more than four thousand direct and indirect jobs in the valley. "for something of project neon's size and magnitude, this is something we would definetely want to do." have a lot of skilled and ready construction traits here." project neon construction is expected to last until the summer 0f 2019. a neighborhood is taking on a building co

honduras and the issue on the table was should we readmit and she was blown away by how every single latin american leader and not just daniel ortega of the world about all the people we like down there were coming out saying this policy is a relic of the cold war. it's crazy and hurting you in the region. when are you going to wake up and she came back and said to obama we should do something about this. so this is an area where her rhetoric from the campaign and what she felt when she became secretary did change but the issue was she then began as the secretary of state say let's explore people to people exchanges. let's explore direct mail and the administration began to take these steps. but it was very awkward because president obama still had a domestic political calculations say was a very big thing on the people to people exchanges. for the administration teeso thp for the summer of 2010. and that the last-minute president obama went to florida to help a couple of democratic candidates and god a blast of a message it would be great if you didn't do this a month before the midterms and then

so the people getting zika, they did not travel or go the latin american or the caribbean. brings me so my next question. people are probably wondering what does this mean for me. the cdc saying pregnant women should reconsider their plans for that, how quickly could this spread outside of that area? >> right, so there is only these two specific areas that the cdc is telling people don't come here. for all of miami county, the cdc is saying consider postponing your traveling here. what it means, it started just in one relatively small area and it spread to a text of miami beach, so viruss spread. will it spread? no one can say for sure. it seems likely. it seems like they it will spread because that is the nature of the decide. >> that is frightening. thank you for that. >> thanks. >> that is it for "the lead." i'm amla brown and i turn you over to brianna keiler. thank you for being here with us. >>> happening now, minus manafort. donald trump's campaign manager resigns. was he pushed out. the candidate who never admits mistakes, but it is not clear when he didn't use righ

is it high relative to other latin-american countries? >> it's growing at a very high pace.n you look at brazil, you still have a high -- of android, but more and more you're seeing ios, which is more expansive. we're trying to make the service as simple as possible, so anything with an android, ios, windows phone, they can use it. >> their argument is uber is global, they have fires to put on the in china, u.s. and europe, there's no way they can understand local customs the way we do. what's the response? >> we are a global city, but we try to be as local as possible. in brazil we have more than 100 people working from every single city they operate trying to understand the speaks fillsities of each market. that's what uber is all about to the greatist cities. >> you've launched a couple different products, uber english allows a person to ensure that basically the driver speaking english and safety net lets them tell contacts where they are at any point in the right. >> exactly. we made sure we got the best of the best. from the moment you arrive there's an uber lounge whe

. >>> new video to remember a giant in the latin american music industry. flowers being placed on the walk of fame for jaun gabriele, a vigil was held last night for the singer in mexico city. >> [ singing ] [ music playing >> we now know the 66-year-old died of natural causes in santa monica california. during his 45 year career he sold more than 100 million records. he was on tour and was scheduled to be in el paso texas when he passed away. last night spanish radio stations played his son back to back. they took phone calls from fans for shared memories of the singer. >>> back to school for thousands of college students. eric -- northern arizona university you -- northern arizona university and grand canyon university starting classes today. both schools have seen a lot of growth. >>> new information on that police investigation coming out we're learning it sounds like one person went into this home your dobson and guadaloupe a road, and according to officers we're told that person fired off one shot and took off. nobody was injured. officers are talking

pilar is president of latin american teacher association. thank you, pilar.? [laughter]. [inaudible] from blake student union, mission high school graduate. morehouse. hichem was the president of black student union. the next scholar is [inaudible] graduating from john ocaunl high school on his way to san francisco state university. irene [inaudible] college track, galileo high school graduate going to exaveier university. evon [inaudible] john oconal high school heading to san francisco state university. [inaudible] from mission economic development agency, john oconal high school, university of california , irvine! jennifer soto from lasa, thurgood marshal high school heading to city college of san francisco. heading right here and staying at home. next up will be jerry johnson, mason scholar from abrumam lincoln high school going to san mateo and histsister is here on his behalf. thank you deja. [inaudible] subrina tan graduate of lowell high school going to uc san diego and [inaudible] is here on her behalf. jocelyn garcia, a mason scholar from john oconn

latin american projects funded by latin america up 240%.ople like liam fox talk about moving away from the e.u. and doing direct deals with emerging markets in places like latin america, obviously they are encouraged by this news and say this indicates they are moving in the right direction. guy? guy: wages, you could argue the u.k. employment picture has been positive. wages haven't held up that well. what is the picture now? >> wages have not been great. we have a job search engine that does a whole bunch of analysis and they have come out with a report today that says salaries for the average advertised job in the u.k. have fallen by 2.4%. if you're a university graduate looking far job, the jobs offering salaries about 5% this year than last year. that is not good news. also getting news that the services sector is week and confidence there falling fast. good news on the foreign investment front. not such great news in terms of wages here if the u.k. guy: thank you. s the u.k. getting poorer? guest: definitely there has been a negative

benefit a lot from the shanghai at launch, but i think there is worry and concern domestically with latin americanoftening and i think that the tv networks, espn had a the nbaarter, thanks to finals and they booked the ad revenues, but going forward, there will be a new nba contact, so i just do not see disney growing a whole lot next year, and that makes it difficult for me to recommend the stock, even though i think it is a great source of assets, but i do not know that it outperforms over this you would the pressures. nejra: you have nicely summed up your view on the different areas, but is there one in particular or a couple that you will be focusing on when the earnings come out that might perhaps change of view in anyway? >> i think where i am interested in is what is happening with the theme parks. i think the shanghai launch, i think that will be terrific. i think it will be the most profitable park when all is said and done. in time, it will be the most profitable disney park will believe. it will have the pricing structure and cost structure and i think it is a great set up. domestically

"a latin american delegate told cbs news ts evening we are situation sincehe end of world war be decisive." on october 23, the quarantine of cuba went into effect but there were little signs of a on tnty he tweurth, soviet premiere nikita khrushchev issued president kennedy a stern warning blasting the blockade as an "act of agression." soon after, the strategic air command s ordered into defcon 2, the highest level of alertness ever reached in american history. on october 25 with the crisis still at stalemate, u.s. ambassador to the united nations ed the soviets at the u.n. "i am submitting today a resotion to the security counl designed to find a way out of this calou e soviets were hardly disuaded. "valerian a. zorin's boss, khrushchev, proposed that the u.s. withdraw its vessels and he would stop shipments. presidenennedy's missile scrappingemand was his reply." on the twenty sixth, the c.i.a. construction on cuba's missile anion invas cuba was he'move all offsive weapons, if the u.s.greed not to invade cuba. a day ter, he added an amendment requiring that the u.s. remove its missiles

. >> more often than not, the story behind sex slavery begins in a small latin american village with young girls and big dreams. that was true for a woman that goes by the name of wendi. she was recruited by men for what she thought was a well-paying textile job in the u.s. they said they wanted to help poor people. >> in january 2003, wendy and her friends, 16-year-old sue and 14-year-old ana were eating lunch at their school in a remote village in honduras. they were approached by two well-dressed businessmen. to wendy and her had friends, being recruited was like winning the lottery. >> translator: at that moment, i became very happy. i thought, now i can help my family, my mother who has worked so hard for me her whole life. >> to appreciate why girls would blindly trust the promise of strangers, one needs only to consider the extreme poverty of this village. most families like wendy's live in one-room shacks with no plumbing or running water. wendy's mother andrea, like most in her remote village, labors on a pineapple plantation owned by a u.s. company. her daily take for a 12-

the company says latin american tourists aren't coming to florida. that's down 40% year-to-date thanks to bad economies at home, especially brazil, and that the terrorist attack at an orlando nightclub also impacted traffic in that market as well. one bright spot, july did see an up tick in visitors and so far we have not seen any impact from zika, or fears of zika. but seaworld's got a slog ahead of it. scrapping its signature orca breeding and orca shows after years of public backlash. if you take a look at the stock, that's trading more than 50% below its ipo price and almost 70% below its may 2013 all-time high. it has really taken a beating. >> is there any word from management on what they expect in terms of attendance after they scrap those shows? >> they've spoken about it a little bit in past earnings, what basically joel, who is ceo, he came onboard about a year ago. what he has said was that the turnaround strategy is on track, despite the fact that they have those really rough numbers this past quarter. he pointed to the fact that in july

virgin islands, and puerto rico, as well as throughout dozens of caribbean and latin american countriesthe world health organization has declared zika a global public health emergency. meanwhile, in key haven, florida, officials have sparked controversy with a proposal to release genetically modified mosquitoes in efforts to stop the potential spread of zika. the genetically modified mosquitoes have been alterered o carry a gegene that causes the offsprining to die as larva. the idea is to relelease the mae geneticalllly modified mosquitos into the wild, so they will mate withth female mosqsquitoes. the proposal has caused fierce oppoposition from local residen, who fear the long-term h health and enenvironmental impacts. the proposal will appear as a nonbinding referendum on the november ballot. president obama visiting louisiana today, where some neighborhoods still have up to 2 feet of standing water left from the historic flooding last week. at least 13 people died and 40,000 homes were destroyed in what the red cross has called the woworst naturaral disasteren ththe u.s. sinince hu

she is going to protect us from people wanting to come across the border, and it is not like latin americans, too. >> and when she was running for senate and she didn't want illegal immigrants to have driver's license. >> and how do you know about a volunteer? because when i have them, i don't hire them, because you don't give them money. >> she is not going to be paying them, because she is so cheap and keep the money for herself. >> oh, really? that is how it works. >> and so watters world at the renaissance fair. wait until you hear this. do you know who hillary's v.p. pick? >> tim dagt. >> do you know who tim dag -- dagget is? >> yeah, he is a gymnast guy. our team is working to make this technology better, more affordable so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're working on right now. ♪ energy lives here. >>> so watters world wanted to go back to the medieval times, but we could not afford the trip, so we headed upstate to new york for the renaissance fair. take a look. >> is there a fellow here by the name of jesse watters? >> welcome, friends. welcome. >> and look