de la o, marco. el chapo hace asÍ. [disparos] no a la violencia! a mÍ me dicen que te gusta mucho el entretenimiento; marco, que esÁa casado con una actriz colombiana, no todo puede ser perfecto. mira, david bisbal se va a casar, ¿quÉ cantaba? marco: bulerÍa, buleria. >> mira que el chapo sabe. pues david bisbal logramos primera vez montarlo a un bus y con el viento mexicano hablÓ de la novia venezolana, se llama roxana, bellÍsima, ¿tu novio de dÓnde es? marco: colombiana, mi esposa. >> un saludo a todas los colombianas, besos, vamos a ver a roxana el nuevo amor de david bisbal, ahÍ habla de ella. >> el cantante hablÓ con el compromiso que adquiriÓ con la venezolana roxana. david: tampoco me gusta hablar mucho de mis cosas, pero este tipo de cosas es muy sencillo, cuando estÁs con una persona que amas, pues tus planes son las que todo el mundo quiere para sÍ, ser feliz de la mejor manera, y en eso entra evidentemente lo mÁs lÓgico del mundo y ya estÁ. bueno, pues tampoco hay mucho que contar, soy una

keeping marco silva is unlikely. we will rebuild. we've done it before, we will do it again!ce avoid relegation as do swansea city as well. their players celebrated keeping their place in the top flight next season, defender angel rangel posted this on social media. at the start of the year the swans were bottom of the table and four points from safety. but three wins from their last four games has helped them stay up. at the other end of the table, liverpool took a step closer to guaranteeing champions league football next season with a 4—0 thrashing of west ham. the win movesjurgen klopp's side up to third. a win from their final game against middlesbrough will see them secure a place in europe's elite competition, as maz farookhi reports. even from up here, the task for liverpool was crystal clear. anything less than a win and champions league qualification was out of their hands. the problem is, they haven't enjoyed visits to west ham in recent years. but then those were at their old ground. at the london stadium, philippe coutinho was able to slice through the hammers de

marco rubio has not jumped on board. a lot of comparisons to watergate. the water shed moments for that is after the drip, drip, drip after members of congress started to get on board. >> we're going to go in now to listen to the opening statements at the senate intelligence committee. let's listen. >> he was leading a counterintelligence investigation between any links between the trump campaign or trump representatives and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russia's efforts to interfere in our election. for many people, including myself, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the president's decision to remove director comey was related to this investigation. and that, that is truly unacceptable. we were scheduled to hear directly from director comey today in open session. we, and the american people, were supposed to hear straight from the individual responsible for the fbi investigation. we accepted asking director comey a series of questions about his actions and the actions of the fbi in terms of looking into which trump ass

in the patrol vehicle, police explorer, marco marquez. the officers her the chatter on the radio and responded. in the patrol vehicle with carson, and other police explorer, 14-year-old, jose luaorozco. >> i remember we were driving down there and toward university. i'm looking at josi. he was quiet. i looked at him and i said, something is not right. >> reporter: something was not right. radio silence. 12 seconds of radio silence. and then -- >> did you go any further? >> want you to know something was wrong? >> when marco got on the radio. >> reporter: josi was 14 years old, now he's 26. and telling his story for the first time. >> when he got on the radio and said man down. >> man down. >> and then we saw officer may's car in the middle of the street. >> reporter: did you see officer may? >> yes. i ran up to him. >> officer has been shot. officer has been shot. >> i saw he had a bullet to the head. yes. >> what were you feeling that they -- at that moment? >> i was scared. said. >> i had to get marco out of their and i had to get josi

por eso visitamos a don marcos, propietario de una floristeria, quien nos cuenta como le va en estas/ cinderella's flowers el da de las madres es un da muy especial, que todo mundo quiere quedar bien con sus mamas y un da importante se venden muchas flores y muchos arreglos florales. muchos hijos piensan que una prenda siempre es una buena opcin. en esta joyeria, juan guillot se prepara para unos das de mucha clientela. juan guillot/ extreme jewelry el da de las madres es la segunda temporada del aÑo que tengo buena venta para la mujer... para regalos. sean flores o sean joyas lo importante es estar seguro que el detalle es del agrado de mama. algunas de las madres se conforman tan solo con el amor de sus hijos y otras con honestidad dijeron realmente lo que necesitan! desde miami florida, nancy miramontes, telemundo. take topvo / lorena --en la ciudad de mxico, realizaron la marcha de madres de desaparecidos por sexto aÑo consecutivo... --en el marco del da de la madre en mxico, miles de personas se reunieron por las calles de la capital para solicitar justicia... --a la marcha asis

en europa, tanto chicharito como marco fabian estuvieron ausentes en la jornada.l mexicano es por segunda ocasiÓn consecutiva campiÓn con el benfica.quÉ pasÓ con memo ochoa? aquÍ estaba el tanto del empate de adriÁn ramos aquÍ estaba . hasta aquÍ contacto deportivo, les informÓ diana alvarado. ramÓn: antes de ir nos quiere invitarle para que nos envÍe sus fotoscon su mamÁ para compartirlas en el noticiero de las 11:00 p.m.nos vemos sÓlo a las 11, pasela bien. el papa francisco esta

>> when marco got on the radio. >> jose was 14 years old. now he is 26.nd telling his story for the first time. >> when he got on the radio and said man down. >> man down. man down. >> man down on weeks. what's the cross? >> we arrived. and then we saw officer may's car in the middle of the street. >> did you see officer may. >> yeah. i -- i ran up to him. >> officer has been shot. officer has been shot. hot. >> 10-4. officer has been shot. >> i saw the head -- the bullet wound to the head. yeah. >> what were you feeling at that -- at that moment? >> i was scared. sad. >> i had to get marco out of there. and i had to get jose out of there. i didn't want them to see what we were looking at. >> dave carson is now a sergeant with the police department. department. >> i had to lean on them to help that day. >> in what way? >> i was tasking them with things that we would normally do. drop some tape for me. you know, look for some selfed and make sure that the scene is secure. >> carson was telling me to do this and that. so i was just, okay. i did what he aske

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but nicole, that answer from marco rubio is what we're talking about. >> marco rubio has a fully functioningmunications staff. he also is able to sort of understand the political, the national security, and the legal aspects of where the story is heading in a way the president isn't. two remarkable things that i flar heard from marco rubio. he said, he was asked if rosenstein, based on the memo, that comey would be fired. he said wasn't clear. i've heard it had boss i think that it may have been on the white house lawn and surrogates reading from the memo as political cover for hing done the very act of firing james comey. the other extraordinary thing i haerld marco rubio say is we are a nation of laws. not of men. when asked about donald trump's early morning post tv show rage that seems to boil around 7:40 to 7:50 when he tweeted morning it was a witch hunt. and i think marco rubio showed some of his political acumen saying we are a nation of laws, not a nation of men. >> michael smith from "the new york times" is with us. for any moment during the last few days, know that among his stori

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[ light laughter ] marco rubio!ter and applause ] now, the comey firing has invited obvious comparisons to richard nixon's actions during watergate. with many calling trump's move "nixonian." in fact, the nixonian label has been tossed around so frequently in the past 24 hours, that even the nixon presidential library felt compelled to distance itself from trump. >> the richard nixon library responded to commentary that comey's firing was "nixonian." in a tweet they wrote, "fun fact. president nixon never fired the director of the fbi." [ audience ohs ] >> seth: here's another fun fact. you know it's bad when even the nixon library thinks you're bad for their brand. [ light laughter ] this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with sophia bush, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hawe got you this.! oh, boys. and i got you this. edible arrangements for mother's day. order in store or online. this isn't a competition. it's always a competition. so ammara, you're a verizon

we'll hear from a key senator marco rubio and what can we expect from the council, robert mueller. he takes the reins of the investigation. we'll talk to the top senator on the committee dianne feinstein and what do americans make of this? we'll have the latest and our politics panel will weigh in on "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. it was another week of chaos and destruction for president trump and he wasn't happy about it. >> no politician in history and i say this with assurity has been treated worse or unfairly. >> dickerson: much of the trouble was self-inflicted. monday the "washington post" reported the president gave russians information that wouldn't have been shared with let alone an add vary and there was i moment -- memo from james comey that the president was asked to let go of the investigation into michael flynn. john mccain was reminded of previous presidential tampering. i think we've seen this before. it's reaching the point of a watergate size and scale. >> dickerson: a council was named to investigate and president trump was asked about the decision. >> w

don't make us pull everything out tooth by tooth. >> marco rubio was just on.he said i'll tell you what concerns me, it is not just these reports but their sources. could compromising national security, could make foreign leaders not want to work with us. what has come out that has compromised national kosecurity? >> i guess the old saying that loose lips sink ships and people are concerned can they trust us. >> but that applies to the president. he's the one that may or may not have leaked sensitive information in the media. not the media, not for these leaks. >> the media? >> who knows whether or not the white house would have operated on michael phone line. we wouldn't have heard about these conversations with the dni and the nsa. are the leaks the problem here? >> the those people who have this information that the so-called leaks are coming from, come and leak it to the intelligence committee. come and leak it to the staff that has the ability to go through the sources to find out if they are credible or not. don't play them out in the news media, which th

we turn to republican marco rubio who joins us from miami, florida. welcome, senator. i want to start with former director james comey. he will testify in front of the intelligence committee which you are on. what do you want to know? >> the media report raise questions that deserve answers what do the memos say and why did you write them and what was your feeling. the american public deserves to know the answers. that's fair to the president and fair to director comey and fair to the country. >> dickerson: what did you make the new york times report where he said i just fired the head of the fbi. >> i didn't see the notes. i had a conversation with the white house. people in that meeting denied anything had been said in that meeting that could compromise sources, methods or intelligence. they said there were no transcripts, there were notes. i encouraged them to make them available to the committee. that's not happened and apparently someone has discussed them or leaked them. we haven't seen them and i'm not sure that's an accurate description of the notes. that's why

ana: sÍ,he tenido el placer de verlos al senador marco rubio.Én sessions. sÓlo lo llevÉ hilos ante su mesa y le dije que disfrute su almuerzo. -- y lo sentÉ en su mesa. carolina: ¿quÉ le dirÍas a estos senadores y los tuvieras frente a ti? ana: bueno, que los latinos que estamos o no estamos protegidos venimos a trabajar este paÍs, nada mÁs. a sacar adelante a nuestras familias. y que nos permitan quedarnos aquÍ de una manera, con un permiso de trabajo, que nos permitan estar acÁ. sin miedo a tener ese, de sara portado. javier: nos imaginamos que serÁ un sueÑo trabajar en el senado, ¿no? ana: claro, porque,, el mismo sueÑo tenemos miedo. desde momento que el presidente trump entrÓ. no sabÍamos porque toda la protecciÓ que tenemosn,este tambiÉn, me siento segura porque si ellos llegaran a hacer algo serÍa controversial. carolina: te agradecemos, ana. es una activista tambiÉn, para ayudar a que los trabajadores consigan seguro. sostiene su casa porque su esposo tiene lamentablemente una enfermedad. escenario de una violenta reacciÓn de espaldas de

but the tax credit idea, marco rubio, mike lee. these are people who have, are looking at these efforts as reality, potential reality. >> i did notice it looked like the ivanka care proposal kind of morphed a little bit into something that was, you know, maybe not quite so favorable to those at the top by extending a childcare dependent tax credit, but that's not refundable, so it lacks some of the saliency that we're talking about today. i think we should move to the audience for some questions. is that okay? >> sure. >> okay. >> it's also, i'm waiting to see what the details are on the ivanka trump program, but it only now applies to mothers and not to -- so, i mean, there's some work that has the get done. >> true. that yeah. >> my name's melissa, center for american progress. thank you so much for your leadership and your work on these issues. my question is sort of about building the political and public will. you've noted in your remarks that, you know, 70% of the middle class finish. [inaudible] we've seen this sort of deep

mientras el goleador histÓri histÓrico rooney marco. >> la roma hoy hizo todo lo necesario para que no la ciudad eterna. >> muy lindo el partido. >> muchas gracias sammy. >>> hoy vamos a conocer a una cineasta latina que estÁ atras de los superhÉroes de marvel. >> desde ese cargo en un mundo mayormente dominado por hombres, inspira a jÓvenes ansiosos de recorrer su propio camino. >> victoria alonso es nuestra heroÍna del dia. >> una de las cosas que son muy importante para nosotros es tenemos un concurso que lo hemos hecho en 3 pelÍcula y ahora lo vamos hacer nuevamente es un concurso para las chicas de 15 a 18, tienen que crear, tienen que estar en sus escuelas en el grupo de ciencia, tecnologÍa, ingenierÍa y matemÁticas y le mostramos de cÓmo es el proceso de hacer una dibl y las mos a dolby para que vean los diferentes aspectos de lo que es ser cineasta. >> los dos aÑos que tarda hacer esas 2 horas es muy importante tener ese tipo de apoyo, porque cuÁnto mas podamos apoyar a las chicas para que estÉn en ese rubro, vamos a tener mÁs acceso. >> me parece que me considero mÁs humana qu

presentador: marco rubio opinÓ acerca todos los escÁndalos y controversias que han afectado a donaldado de que la gente tuvo al presidente por el que votÓ. dijo que sus actitudes en la casa blanca no es diferente a la campaÑa desarrollada por parte del mandatario. presentadora: cerca de 100 estudiantes se levantaron y abandonaron el sitio de la ceremonia, mientras otros protestaban fuera del estadio. los organizadores del boicot, dicen que michael pence tiene posturas racistas antre la comunidad lgbt y los inmigrantes. presentador: david clark de rechazÓ la renuncia que dice que no citÓ fuentes en su tesis de posgrado. con los detalles, tanay rivera. reportera: luego de que una investigaciÓn de la cadena cnn sacarÁ a la luz de que cometiÓ plagio en una porciÓn de su tesis de maestrÍa en seguridad y privacidad. este fallo al recurrir a fuentes al menos en 47 veces. clark anunciÓ que aceptara el cargo de subsecretario en el departamento de seguridad nacional. >> es un individuo que obviamente, clarÍsima mente, no califica para un puesto como este. preocupa y me recuerda a la historia,

marco joins us with his predictions. what is it going to be for 2500? >> well, i think you need a tax reform for 2500. so basically, we are saying the risk or balance here actually. on the positive side. have you this promise of tax reform that could add certain amount of dollars to dps. we think about $10. >> that happens the market will reprice higher. on the other hand, you have negatives as well. have you this weak season in front of us to sort of may go forward typical at times, could be a season marred by equity outposts. for 25 humpblths we do want to see some stories. >> we saw the vix was very low, in fact, it went below ten, ten years s. that a positive that allows you to stay in the market or is that a nelgstive in that it draw -- negative in that it draws in equities for outside response if there is some sort of sell-off? >> so historically, it was actually positive. a low volatility means a low volatility. it tends to be more sort of smooth sailing. right now, i'm not 100% sure because it's really low. we do see quite a bit of an increase i

marcos mendoza /legislador del pan en nuevo leon cuando se meten a tu casa y tus hijos los tienen enuarto y tú estás dormido segn datos del gobierno local en lo que va de este aÑo la delicuencia ha golpeado a casi mil 100 hogares.. el de mirzat es uno de ellos. en este caso uno de los delincuentes fue capturado, pero solo paso un tiempo en prisin, por lo que ella ahora cuenta con algo con que defenderse y dice que no pensara ni un segundo en usarlo. mirzat gonzalez/ robaron su casa no me parece justo que alguien irrumpa en mi hogar y puedan hacer lo que sea y libremente. los habitantes del estado en general estuvieron de acuerdo con la decisin de los diputados.. y en el resto del pas, muchos, como sta vctima pidieron que se implemente dicha ley que hara pensar a los ladrones dos veces , antes de cometer un delito. en mxico, jazive prez, telemundo. wait for nats :04 sec lorena --las protestas en contra del gobierno de nicolas maduro --las protestas en contra del gobierno de nicolas maduro cada vez se vuelven mas violentas en venezuela.. --ayer.. miles de personas se enfrentaron con mi

como ocurre cada dos aÑos, decenas de fieles catÓlicos se vieron en el templo de san marcos para celebrar monseÑor, ramÓn adame nuestra el siguiente reportaje. ramÓn: muy buenas noches. justamente el seÑor del encino estuvo de visita y posteriormente va a continuar visitando otras ciudades en el Área de la bahÍa, sin embargo, que seÑalar que las peticiones de muchos inmigrantes estuvieron centradas en cuestiones muy particulares. vayamos con los detalles. con mÚsica, alegrÍa pero sobre todo devociones como percibieron al seÑor del encino en el templo de san marcos. >> nos ha hecho muchos favores a toda la familia y a todos en general. ramÓn: creyentes católicos que se han visto obligados a salir de mÉxico y han tomado como estandarte de esperanza la imagen del seÑor del encino. >> mÁs que nada por el temor de la migraciÓn para toda mi familia, mi comunidad para que el seÑor presidente a cargo de conciencia de que toda la gente estÁ aquÍ por un sueÑo. ramÓn: una imagen que representa a jesucristo resucitado que se ha convertido no sÓlo en un sÍmbolo de fe sino tambiÉn en un sÍmbolo de fort

. --- "azalea iniguez" nos tiene este caso resuelto take pkg ;1 banner ;7 marco ;20 jocelyn hace 7 anosna. el sr. sanchez le abrio una cuenta con $1,000 en union bank marco sanchez/ papa de jocelyn 15.14.30 como padres pensamos en el futuro de ellos, que cuando crezcan tengan ese dinerito ellos.que en algo les va a servir. y el ano pasado, cuando jocelyn por fin cumplio los 18 anos, fue al banco. jocelyn sanchez/ alguien mas vacio su cuenta bancaria 15.10.21 iba a sacarlo para mis estudios del colegio. pero se llevo una gran sorpresa 15.15.23 que no tenia nada de dinero en su cuenta porque supuestamente ella lo habia sacado. el banco le dijo que en el 2014, cuando jocelyn habria tenido 16 anos, ella misma habia retirado el dinero, algo que aseguran ella y su padre, no fue asi. 15.16.20 yo quiero q me den pruebas, como es que ella saco? la respuesta que le dio el banco, al mostrarle el supuesto retiro, dice, le parecio muy rara. 15.16.26 mira, tenemos solo la firma de ella, como esta en el pasaporte. el pasaporte de jocelyn fue el documento con que se abrio la cuenta, pero el sr. sanchez

marco rubio, mike lee and there is a history of bipartisan support for these kind of credits. the child tax credit would introduce in the republican contract with america in 1994. and first became law under a democratic president bill clinton. and a gop congress in 1997. if you look at the history of is is the earned income tax credit, did it have support from democrats and republicans? and now there are many conversations taking place about taxes, surely, surely there can be and should be room for our youngest and most vulnerable children and families to be included. last week the trump administration rolled out an outline of their tax proposals. and while it is not fully flushed out, it is clear -- okay. that his proposal will not help families with the most need. the biggest challenge that faces our country is that people are in jobs that just don't pay enough money. families do not make enough money to live on. all of our policies should share the goal of reducing the burden on working families. and investing in the future. again, the policies have bipartisan interest and

the foreign relations committee on the hemisphere. >> i would like to introduce our speaker senator marco rubio and welcome his team. during his time in the senate, since 2011, senator rubio has been a strong advocate for shared prosperity in economic growth throughout the hemisphere. as a member of the

this is leer, the famine area where marco is from. people here used to grow their own vegetables, and farm cattle. when they ran for their lives into the bush, they left behind any way of feeding themselves. the international committee of the red cross is giving them tools and seeds. if they plant maize now, they can harvest it by august-- if they live that long. in many ways, this area is symbolic of the link between war and hunger here in south sudan. in an area where aid agencies are giving out food, this once was a vibrant market place. until, the locals say, the government troops came in and burned the shops to the ground. the numbers of those in need here are staggering. 100,000 people are right now starving to death across the country. millions more are on the brink. >> before i came here, i thought, "i know the drill, i've been there." i have never seen anything more complicated, more saddening as compared to south sudan. 4.8 million people do not have enough food. it really shocks me. >> reporter: deepmala mahla runs the u.s.

vo blanca --los agentes encubiertos de la "dea" arrestaron a "marcos hatch" de 20 aÑos, residente ded. --el joven es investigado porque, presuntamente, vendia "ansio-lticos" y marihuana a traves de las redes sociales. --segun las autoridades, "hatch" ofreca en instagram medicinas que se venden solo bajo prescripcion medica. --en la vivienda del detenido se encontr armas y gran cantidad de dinero. cesar ---el presidente donald trump ha dicho que quiere construir un muro en la frontera para, entre otras cosas, evitar que pandillerosentren al pas. en especial miembros de la mara salvatrucha. ---pero la construccin de dicha barrera solucionar el problema de las pandillas? andrs brender investig.. roll reportaje open] en su serie especial "la mara en la baha" 0:01 0:25 0:56 lot ==sot george gascn/fiscal de sf== 33.03 creer que nosotros vamos a crear una pared, y que no van a entrar es una estupidez ==track== as es como se refiere el fiscal de san francisco a la propuesta del presidente donald trump de construir un muro en la frontera para , segn dijo el mandatario, impedir que tanto las d

why no one a smashing marco rubio taking the subsidies away. that is why they are pulling out. i would like an answer. most conservatives and most republicans have a hard time in any industry and the problem is the product is just not economically feasible will. everyone wants a handout to pay for that. what rubio is trying to do is event the government continuously writing like checks to the health care industry here the second point, tax cuts to whatich, i am not sure you're referring to. in the president's plan, we will go from seven different brackets to three. everyone will see a tax cut. you will have a simplification of the system and everyone will see reduced rates, which i believe will go to higher growth. the final thing, what you're referring to there is a lock box. a lot of the taxes you are paying for social security go to the federal government and then instead of you putting that money over into social security, social security rights and i'll you back into the government and the money gets spent for day-to-day operations. this is the home with social security. i

senator marco rubio and welcomed the members of his team. since 2011, senator rubio has been a strong advocate for shared prosperity and economic growth throughout the hemisphere . as a member of the senate foreign relations committee, he plays an instrumental role in developing and influencing us foreign policy across the world. he remains particularly invested in growth and is not in the western hamster. as chairman of the senate subcommittee on western hemisphere, transnational crime, civilian security, democracy, human rights and global women's issues, senator rubio works to advance common agenda and values that the united states has with 32. it's been a leading voice on human rights and democratic principles. in cuba and in venezuela and in the hemisphere. as a venezuelan american, married to a cuban-american this is something that i particularly appreciate. senator rubio's values are rooted in his family achievements, from humble origins when his parents arrived in 1956 to earning their way into the middle class. then, this was consoli

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if he fights against it then he can use it against the president later in if he sings it, if he and marcoing this they could be opening the door to a 2020 primary. i really think trump needs to pass healthcare to make himself bullet proof in a republican primary. i'm convinced that jackies secretly or not so secretly coaching ted cruz present this couch on how to run for president. if he paid enough, i would. offer tans. it was a good day for republicans, but i think a lot of people say i was bd day for especially are and it. i think it was a bad day for the country. i think it was a bad day for the 24 million americans who are probably going to lose health insurance. this its core a punitive bill. older americans will see a premium increase because this bill allows for rather than a three to one ratio in terms of what they can charge older americans compared to young iramericans, that ratio changes five to one. older americans pay more. it also affects individuals with preexisting conditions. so those folks potentially see quite a big jump in their premiums april it changes lifetime cove

maybe somebody on the likes of marco and ted cruz on the republican side. maybe elizabeth warren on the democratic side. even then, it would not be the same thing because of it was cnn, fox, msnbc, c-span, you would not have the concentrated audience that you have today when there is basically only cbs, nbc. host: thank you for being here on c-span3. her, it was good to be thank you. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company and is part two today by york cable or satellite provider. >> this weekend on american history tv, talking about the first congressional debate on slavery and race held in 1790. here is a preview. >> the petition argued that people's african descent were entitled to free liberty. humanity of slaves, rather than status or property, the abolition society urged congress to approach the topic of slavery and this light. moreover, it linked the founding principles or what it called the political it creed of the america with the cause of slavery's

much to talk about and while we await president trump's speech i want to get to republican senator marco rubio, on the intelligence and foreign relations committees. senator, thanks very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> good morning. >> i'm interested in hearing your response to a specific excerpt from president trump's speech in saudi arabia this morning, specifically this part, "we are not here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be or how to worship. instead we are here to offer partnership based on shared interests and values to pursue a better future for us all." senator, frankly, i cannot imagine you ever saying anything like that, when standing in a country like saudi arabia. are you concerned at all about the president seemingly abdicating the very public role of the united states in standing up to are democracy and human rights? >> well, i mean yes, that would not have been a part of the speech i would have delivered for the reason i think it's in our national security interest to advocate for democracy and freedom and human

. >> florida senator marco rubio discussed policy toward central mexico. this is 35 minutes. welcome to our washington conference. on behalf of the council of the americas i'm delighted to introduce our keynotes weaker, senator marco rubio and welcome the members of his team. senator rubio has been a strong advocate for shared prosperity .nd economic growth as a merit of the senate foreign relations committee he played an instrumental role in developing and influencing u.s. ,oreign-policy across the world while remaining particularly vested in growth and filament in the western hemisphere. as chairman of the senate subcommittee, transnational crime, civilian security, democracy, human rights, and global women's issues, senator enhances common agendas that the united states has with the region. in cuba and venezuela. senator rubio's values are rooted in his family achievements from humble are meant that humble origins to his than this wasl against a cynic victory -- senate victory. these experiences have shaped the courageous leadership and steadfast determination to .ackle de

i do think marco silva was very unlucky.uld have had two penalties, hull. there was a bicycle kick that hit the arm. the goalkeeper didn‘t have much to do in the game and they got hit with two real sucker punches so marco silva must be fuming. we conceded two calls on set pieces which poses a problem. it is like, you come to the past again and in the past we conceded too many goals from set pieces. the second goal was offside again and one more goal in offside again and one more goal in offside on the didn't see, of course. it is football and now is the moment to rest and analyse what has happened in the game and look to the next. you hope that the players shall pray for thejersey the next. you hope that the players shall pray for the jersey and i thought they all done that today. it would be difficult to be critical of anybody, they performed very well with one or two outstanding performances. we missed some chances and saved one or two of the opportunity so low knowledge was a good performance. we have not been winning muc

why nobody is mentioning marco the subsidies away from insurance companies so obamacare would fail? that's why they are pulling out. i would like an answer, sir. guest: i wrote this down. conservatives and republicans have a hard time subsidizing the health care of any industry. the problem is when you have a product that is just not economically feasible everyone wants to get a subsidy or hand out to pay for that. rubio is trying to prevent the government from continuously writing blank checks to the health care industry. on the second point, tax cuts to the rich, i'm not sure exactly what you are referring to. if you talk about fun little tax reform in the president's plan we will go from seven different brackets to three. everyone will see a tax cut basically. all the rates are going to be that he will have listed options, a supplication of the system, and everyone will see reduced rates that i believe will lead to higher growth. on the final thing, mike huckabee and social security is the lockbox where a lot of your taxes you are paying for social security, they give to the fede

finally, nothing about marco's visit to sochl nothing about marco's visit to sochi.tead, an interview with marine le pen, who styles herself as the anti—angela merkel. this article is full of anti—german bile. comments like this from marine le pen, saying germany is the only country to benefit from the eu, that germany is trying to force its viewpoint on weaker countries in the eu, and it's clear that moscow supports marine le pen, who was the political opposite of angela merkel. that was steve rosenberg looking at russian media ahead of the visit. here'sjenny hill with the view from berlin after the meeting. angela merkel and vladimir putin have an interesting relationship. he speaks some german, she speaks some russian. they have very different outlooks on the world, but bayer said nevertheless to have a rather grudging respect for one another, despite the very fractious nature of so despite the very fractious nature of so many other subjects which will have been on the table. the most important subject for angela merkel certainly was the situation in the ukraine,

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remember was one of those little marco candidate trump called him back in the race.llow the news the last ten days, news consumer, on the internet, online, on the radio, you can be a little confused with everything that happened in the last ten days. the firing of comey. the different spin on that. talk about the president. what he said in the meetings. marco rubio saying if there's one guy not surprised in washington, it's him. >> i don't understand why people are that shocked. this president ran a very unconventional campaign. i was there for a big part of it in the beginning. that's what the american people voted for. in essence, this white house is not much different from the campaign. people got what they voted for. >> is that amusement? >> resign. >> you know who else isn't surprised is the people who have been with the president through the campaign. from the very beginning, they said it was however many months of crisis of the day, craziness, it was nonstop every day for that campaign and it will be that ride for the next four years. >> it depends what the ex

it would have to be maybe somebody on the likes of a marco rubio on the republican side and maybe an elizabeth warren on the democratic side. even then, it would not be the same thing because of it was done by cnn, fox, msnbc, c-span, you would not have the concentrated audience that you have today when there is basically only cbs, nbc. >> historian and author joining us from pit. i keep your time on c-span3. >> good to be with you. >> never let anyone to find you. that is the first lesson i want to leave you with. only you define who you are. ,> our hearts should be open not just of falling in love to the world. we need to look and care and we need to contribute. >> don't ever let anyone tell you your dreams are silly. if you have to look back on your life, regret the things that you did and not what you did not do. >> nothing stays still. things will change. the question for you is whether and how you will participate in the process of creative change. just a few past commencement speeches from the c-span library. watch more speeches on saturday, may 27 and monday, memorial day. >>

sad. >> i had to get marco out of there. i had to get jose out of there.dn't want them to see what we were looking at. >> dave is a sergeant with the police department. >> i had to lean on them to help that day. >> in what way? >> i was tasking them with things we would do, drop tape, secure the scene. >> he was telling me do this, do that. okay. i did what he asked. >> jose was led away from the scene. the gunman was captured and convicted of the killing 4 years later. officer may was shot multiple times that day. he was 38. he was a marine. >> i joined the marine corps. he was a marine. >> jose just like richard may became a police officer in east palo alto. >> what is the hardest part? >> trying to convince people that don't want us around, trying to convince them we are not bad people. >> during one stop we found ourselves from university and weeks, near where he was killed. >> there are times i come through here and just drive by the house. it is a job i have to do. i keep moving forward. >> two weeks ago in redwood city, a service to officers killed.

garry monk has decided the grass is greener elsewhere and this chap, marco silber, has left hull —— marco clubs, to start the summer looking for new managers. marco silva has left hull, after just over four months in charge. the tigers were relegated from the premier league with a game to spare, but silva did improve their performances, and has now been linked with a move to either crystal palace or watford. captain wayne rooney has been left out of the england squad for the upcoming matches against scotland and france. he says he has more or less decided on his club future, but won't reveal what it is for another two weeks. wales manager chris coleman has named seven uncapped players in his squad. manchester city ladies beat chelsea 1—0, in the first significant sporting event to take place in manchester since monday's terrorist attack. they are nowjust a point behind liverpool in the women's super league spring series. and manchester will host the great city games later today. the annual event, which is staged in the city centre and features an athletics track running past shops and off

i think it was marco rubio who made the point if you just use donald trump's campaign for president as a template, only when you do that does what's happened since he was inaugurated start to make sense. i mean, remember, it was a controversy, it was a source of outrage from the establishment folks out there during the campaign when donald trump had loose lips about the intelligence briefings he received as a candidate. we saw that during the campaign. >> that's right. how about that, michael steele? how about our party sitting by with the few notable exceptions, i'm keeping score, i've got five now, with a few notable exceptions, most of them keeping their mouth shut about a guy who's spilling secrets in the oval office to the russians of all people. >> which is why the whining now about the president is, to me, a little bit disingenuous because it's not like we haven't seen this movie before. in fact, we were, you know -- >> didn't jeb bush say i told you so? >> you have jeb saying i told you so. and there are a number of republic chance who are now in that space. but the thing about

you this marco rubio say to jake on "state of the union" there's this clout surrounding everything. woo be this grounds for obstruction of justice and he said look if any president did what has been reported to have been done this president denies that would be possible obstruction of justice, john mccain saying's ealmost speechless. do you see this as any different what the president faced before as far as a growing divide between his leaders and his own party? >> i think it's different because now he's the president. we've seen in the past during the campaign in the early days of the administration friction between president trump or candidate trump and others who saw him as a political liability. folks like john mccain andrevea. these guys see some of the same classified information folks in the white house see through their roles in the senate and so you're not just talking about differences in messaging or differences in tactic. you're talking about profound disagreements in terms of national security strategy. >> jay, do you see this as different this time around? it is differ

ferdinand and imelda marcos's extravagantly corrupt regime. martial law.th photojournalists. >> ben: yup. >> anthony: based out of manila? >> ben: yeah, uh, me. marc lives in mindanao. >> anthony: mindanao. now does a journalist need to carry a firearm in this country? >> marc: for me, yes. >> anthony: in the philippines, a press badge is no defense, particularly in the south of the country where marc navales lives and works. >> ben: mindanao has been war-torn for the last how many years? because of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, mindanao is fertile grounds for that. >> anthony: now traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> marc: yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. >> ben: yeah. >> anthony: but these days, people seem to not make that distinction. >> ben: yes. dating back to the marcos years even. >> marc: since 1992, 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony: politics here can be