a partir de hoy, presidente de nicaragua, es mÁs poderoso que antes.elfia. hillary clinton hace historia al ser la primera candidata a la presidencia. tim kane, hablar espaÑol es suficiente para captar el voto latino? >> nuestro voto es nuestra voz. locutor: hablamos con dos jÓvenes y tambiÉn la hija de hillary. todo en "al punto". ♪ todos esos besos... hey! antes que se besen por primera vez, quiero que sepan algo. imaginen que esto es su amor y esto su data. el amor se alimenta con data: la música, taggearse todo el tiempo, emojis con besos. más grande el amor, más data necesitas. (locutor vo) usa tu data como quieras, verizon ahora te da mucho más. sin overages inesperados y mantienes la data que no usas. cámbiate ahora a la mejor red y recibe hasta $650. bienvenido a lo mejor. ♪ ♪ enrique: al menos cinco personas murieron y 5 mÁs resultaron heridas en un hospital materno infantil. del centro mÉdico quedÓ fuera de servicio por los daÑos materiales. los bombardeos e instalaciones de este tipo han sido una prÁctica comÚn de este sangriento conflicto.

a partir de hoy, presidente de nicaragua, es mÁs poderoso que antes.e filadelfia. hillary clinton hace historia al ser la primera candidata a la presidencia. tim kane, hablar espaÑol es suficiente para captar el voto latino? >> nuestro voto es nuestra voz. locutor: hablamos con dos jÓvenes y tambiÉn la hija de hillary. ♪ ♪ enrique: al menos cinco personas murieron y 5 mÁs resultaron heridas en un hospital materno infantil. del centro mÉdico quedÓ fuera de servicio por los daÑos materiales. los bombardeos e instalaciones de este tipo han sido una prÁctica comÚn de este sangriento conflicto. el papa francisco visitÓ hoy el campo de concentraciÓn nazi auschwitz. donde se exterminÓ a cientos de miles de judÍos, el pontÍfice se sentÓ en un banco en silencio, a orar colocÓ un enorme vela blanca. mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas, la mayorÍa de judíos, fueron asesinados en campos nazis durante la segunda guerra. el presidente de nicaragua utilizÓ el tribunal electoral bajo su control, el frente sandinista de liberaciÓn nacional de ortega se convierte en el Único pa

because, to me, nicaragua, for example. we had this situation in belize, the gang situation is similar to el salvador with belizens being -- [inaudible] you know, those anti-gang workers. and so the revolution in nicaragua had a pulley different experience -- fully different experience in terms of the state of violence. and there's been anti-gang, you know, work in the communities to stem the violence, and you see that in the homicide rate, right? that was the first question, sort of what is the context of the debate about, you know, the state, our culture and violence, right? the second is that, you know, i think most people here to the extent they may or may not know our peoples in central america would tend to think of us as hispanic, latinos or -- [inaudible] but the fact is we also have -- [speaking spanish] you know, we have -- [speaking spanish] you know, the whole slew of other groups in the region that are also coming here. in new york itself -- [inaudible] there are moms living in queens fleeing the violence. i do

el problema es nicaragua, porque nicaragua no da paso para que nosotros pasen, y tienes que cruzar encaron de su casa con su hijo, lo mataron y nos enteramos por mi primo que tambiÉn se fue huyendo, porque sino nos iban a matar. >> no podemos conseguir el dinero que ellos quieren, conseguimos sÓlo para huir. reportero: activistas dicen que la responsabilidad es del gobierno mexicano. >> seguiremos viendo cÓmo estados como chiapas, oaxaca, guerrero, michoacÁn se van a poner cada vez peor iban a seguir llegando a tijuana, ç reportero: pues estÁ haciendo un llamado de parte de los activistas pro inmigrantes para que se declaren en conjunto entre estados unidos, mÉxico y paÍses centroamericanos en crisis humanitaria internacional. en tijuana, jorge fregoso, noticias univisiÓn. fÉlix: chicago se convirtiÓ en la capital del popular juego pokemon go. miles de personas fueron convocadas a partir de las redes sociales, se trata del primer encuentro de fanÁticos en la ciudad que cobra notoriedad rÁpidamente en todo el mundo y ha causado bastante controversia. viviana Ávila estÁ en la ciudad par

. >> en nicaragua el gobierno da da beaja a sus contradictores o politiÍticos. >> el real madrid se recuperaesiba® es una insulina que funciona como la del cuerpo se libera lenta y constantemente. muy bien. me mantengo ocupada las 24 horas del día... y más. tresiba® funciona por más de 24 horas. se usa una vez al día, a cualquier hora del día si es necesario para controlar el azúcar en la sangre. mis turnos en el hospital siempre cambian. con tresiba® yo decido cuándo y dónde usar mi insulina. si me atraso o se me olvida, la uso apenas me acuerdo y espero al menos 8 horas antes de la próxima dosis. tresiba® viene en una pluma flextouch®. usa una aguja corta y fina. tresiba® es una insulina de acción prolongada que se usa para controlar el azúcar en la sangre en adultos con diabetes. no use tresiba® para el tratamiento de la cetoacidosis diabética, durante episodios de nivel bajo de azúcar en la sangre, o si es alérgico a alguno de sus ingredientes. no comparta agujas o inyectores. no reúse agujas. el efecto secundario más frecuente es nivel bajo de azúcar en la sangre, que puede causar sínto

a big battleship joined two aircraft carriers in the waters off nicaragua while denying all the whileppening. >> in nicaragua where there was a leftist regime in place, the united states was supporting the nicaraguan contras to overturn the sandinista government. >> that was an evil bunch, the sandinistas. he was going to overthrow them and the heroes were the contras that were going to do it like our founding fathers did it at lexington and concord. >> we are complying with the law. we're complying with that fully. >> the boland amendment passed unanimously in the house and says the united states cannot provide funds for the purpose of overthrowing the government of nicaragua. >> when congress tried to cut funding off, reagan believed it was his obligation, a moral obligation and obligation to american security to make sure the contras continued to get funding. >> the last of the u.s. marines left beirut today for the relative safety of the sixth fleet warships offshore, ending a 17-month peacekeeping mission which brought lebanon no closer to resolving its strife. >> lebanese factio

. --- desde que nicaragua no permite el ingreso de personas sin los debidos documentos los inmigrantesificiles condiciones de vida... --- el pas centroamericano ayud a cubanos tras elierre de fronteras de nicaragua pero el trato no es igual para los africanos... wait for nats 04 secs contvo/lorena --- en venezuela unas 500 mujeres vestidas de blanccruzarn la frontera de colombia, para comprar alimentos debido a la escasez que hay en su pas.. ---las señoras cruzaron el puente y rompieron el cordn de seguridad de la guardia nacional, que protege la zona... ---la frontera entre colombia y venezuela fue cerrada en agosto del año pasado... topvo cesar --- en mxico las autoridades hallaron en la carretera cinco cadaveres que supuestamente pertenecen a miembros de pandillas... --- la fiscalia de guerrero dijo que los asesinatos evidencian la existencia de grupos violentos en la zona... --- los cuerpos estaban atados y presentaban señales de tortura --- la vctimas fueron abandonadas en la carretera estatal que conecta la ciudad donde los 43 estudiantes desaparecieorn en 2014... lorena ---a las

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you know, like, you can never have an argumenent with a kid in nicaragua about your problems, you knknowbe likeke, "he, man, how'd your dad die?" "oh, my dad? yeah, pringles. like, once he popped, he couldn't stop." you can t tell a lot t about pee by the jokes they tell. i've been doing stand-up about 8 1/2 years. and for the majority of my comedy career, i would just

>> no se explican, la enfermera, que ha estado en el proceso de recuperaciÓn de los pacientes en nicaragua>> buenas tardes. un dÍa con muchas noticias deportivas. el histÓrico rompe redes de guadalajara tiene un destino decidido, omar bravo, va a formar parte de los estados unidos, llega al equipo que se fundÓ en 2006. cruz azul presentÓ a sus refuerzos para el apertura 2016. guillermo Álvarez, el presidente del club, anunciÓ a los siguientes jugadores. el fÚtbol club barcelona hizo oficial la llegada de galo, la joven joya francesa es una de las promesas. el joven de 22 aÑos llega procedente de leÓn. en la nba, lograron fichar al basquetbolista coa, que firmÓ por un aÑo. este serÁ su quinto equipo en la asociaciÓn. tiempo de hablar del tour de francia, el ganador, el britÁnico conservÓ el liderato general. desafortunadamente, el ciclista espaÑol anunciÓ su retiro de los prÓximos juegos olÍmpicos de río de janeiro. para esto y mucho mas univisiÓn deportes. hoy en la noche contacto deportivo. ♪ ♪ presentadora: la segunda temporada de la banda estÁ a punto de comenzar. ♪ >> este aÑo me sient

el problema de nicaragua, porque uno tiene que cruzar en el monte, y en el monte le hacen de todo.hijo, lo mataron. nos enteramos por un primo que tambiÉn se fue huyendo, porque si no los iban a matar. >> no podemos conseguir el dinero que quieren. reportero: activistas dicen que la responsabilidad es del gobierno mexicano. >> seguiremos viendo como en estados como chiapas, oaxaca, guerrero, michoacÁn, van a empeorar cada vez mÁs y van a seguir llegando. reportero: se estÁ haciendo un llamado de activistas para que se declare en conjunto entre estados unidos y mÉxico y paÍses centroamericanos como una crisis humanitaria internacional. fÉlix: chicago se convirtiÓ en la capital del popular juego pokemon go. miles de personas fueron convocadas en las redes sociales, y una gran cantidad aceptÓ participar. se trata del encuentro de fanÁticos de este juego que cobra notoria dentro todo el mundo y ha causado controversias. liliana: en esta emblemÁtica escultura de chicago conocida como el frijol, cientos de fanÁticos del pokemon go cubrieron con la cita convocada en facebook. 20000 person

and, in my first 100 days i will stop the illegal war in nicaragua.we know the deep differences with the soviets and america condemns their suppression of jews, their suppression of solidarity, their invasion of afghanistan, their meddling around the world. but the truth is, between us we have the capacity to destroy planets. bomb president since the has gone off has understood that and talked with the soviets and negotiated arms control. why has this administration fail? why haven't they tried? thecan't they understand cry of americans in human beings four cents a and sanity and control of these god-awful weapons? for good sense and sanity and control of these god-awful weapons? why? why? why? [applause] [cheers] [chanting] mr. mondale: why can't we meet with the conferences soviet union at least once a year? why can't we reach agreements to save this earth? the truth is, what we can. president kennedy was right when he said, we must never negotiate out of fear but we must never fear negotiation. mondale --r. [applause]] we must negotiate a nuclear f

then in nicaragua, that squalid marxist regime, was forced to hold free elections by ronald reagan'sontra army and the communists were thrown out of power. [applause] mr. buchanan: fellow americans, you will remember, it was under our party that the berlin wall came down, and europe was reunited. it was under our party that the soviet empire collapsed, and the captive nations broke free. it is said that each president will be remembered in history by but a single sentence. george washington was the father of our country. abraham lincoln freed the slaves and save the union. and ronald reagan won the cold war. and it is time -- [applause] mr. buchanan: it is just about time -- it is just about time that my old colleagues, the columnists and commentators, looking down on us tonight from skyboxes and anchor booths gave ronald reagan the full credit he deserves for leading america to victory in the cold war. [applause] mr. buchanan: but most of all, my friends, most of all, ronald reagan made us proud to be americans again. we never felt better about our country, and we never stood taller

inmigrantes de varios paÍses africanos encuentran en un campamento en la frontera de costa rica y nicaraguaibición de un tribunal de vender cualquiera de sus bienes mientras se investigue una acusaciÓn en su contra por venta irregular de millones de dÓlares, la semana pasada fernÁndez denunciÓ en su cuenta de twitter ser perseguida polÍtica. hoy asistiÓ personalmente la audiencia donde se le hizo la notificaciÓn de embargo preventivo. bueno, el negociador del gobierno colombiano con grupos terroristas de las farc anunciÓ que este 10 de junio en el departamento de antioquÍa, se darÁ el primer paso de candela con un ilegal de la guerrilla por nuevas lÍneas de producciÓn, de la calle reconociÓ el papel del presidente barack obama en proceso de paz. pasamos con enrique y el adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. enrÍque: abogados de kate del castillo solicitaron acceso al expediente que las pgr abrirÍa luego de su uniÓn con el chapo guzmÁn. una cÁmara de los angeles hasta el momento en el que un hombre intenta secuestrar un niÑo de cuatro aÑos frente a su madre y otros clientes del lugar. y una sorpr

procedentes de varios paÍses africanos se encuentran en un campamento la frontera de costa rica con nicaragua tribunal de vender cualquiera de sus bienes mientras se investigue una acusaciÓn en su contra por venta irregular de millones de dÓlares. la semana pasada, fernÁndez denunciÓ en su cuenta de twitter ser perseguida polÍtica. hoy asistiÓ personalmente a la audiencia donde se le hizo la notificaciÓn de embargo preventivo. el negociador del gobierno colombiano con el grupo terrorista de las farc anunciÓ que este 10 de julio en la poblaciÓn de antioquÍa, se darÁ el primer paso de cambiar la economÍa ilegal de la guerrilla por nuevas lÍneas de producciÓn. agradeció el papel especial del presidente obama y del delegado en el proceso de paz. vamos ahora con enrique con el adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. enrique: abogados de kate del castillo solicitaron por cuarta ocasiÓn acceso al expediente que la pgr abriÓ en contra de la actriz mexicana luego de su reuniÓn con joaquÍn guzmÁn. una cÁmara de figurar en una tienda de los Ángeles capta el momento en el que un hombre intenta secuestrar a una

el presidente de nicaragua, daniel ortega, da un golpe al parlamento, se queda en el poder con ese paÍso, no todo es color de rosa con la magia que inyecta cupido. hoy conoceremos a darío y michelle, dos chavos que cumplen un mes de novios pero no pueden festejarlo, porque aún viven pesadillas por dos ex obsesionados que les hacen la vida imposible y los tienen sufriendo por culpa del amor. en la rosa de guadalupe. locutor: televisa presenta... darío: ¿no creíste que se me iba a olvidar que hoy cumplimos un mes de andar de novios? ¿o sí, michelle santoyo? rq

chili, nicaragua,itily, portugal, panama, screwing with another country's election is as american ashe dutch. >> i still say this is good. we're talking about e-mails, man. e-mails! do you know how much black people would love if their biggest problem was someone reading their e-mail? i know five people that got shot. none of the shootings were preceded by an e-mail. ( laughter ) no news walking home from work worrying about somebody rolling up on them shouting out "reply all ( bleep )!" >> no, no, no! this d.n.c. is ugly. i'm telling you, i can't imagine the scene when hillary found out she had to deal with a new e-mail scandal. it's like finding out you have another kind of herpes. ( laughter ) all i know is that whatever she was holding on to when she heard the news definitely got snapped in half. i mean, it could have been a pencil. it could have been a kitten. whatever it was, there are now two pieces. >> trevor: wow, michelle, that's quite an image, a pencil snapped in two. ( laughter ) how do you guys think this unfolded for debbie wasserman schultz, specifically? two days ago

nicaragua once had crossed the border. they were in the united states without status. so, we had the refugee act of 1980. this is when the u.s. finally made refugee and asylum law part of the immigration lot regime. -- law regime. the u.n. -- the u.s. had ratified the protocol relating to the status of refugees in 1967, which meant it had ratified the definitions from the prior 1951 convention. as i said before, the new refugee act did take the u.n. definition. also, just as a side note, it did incorporate article 33 of the u.n. convention, which we call holding ever mobile which basically says the united states agrees to not expel a return a refugee in any manner whatsoever to the frontiers of territories were his life or freedom would be threatened. this is a mandatory decision. there is no discretion involved, as there is an asylum. that980 act provided anybody who was granted asylum in -- asylum when you're later would be able to apply for nce.ul permanent residen the green card, and like anybody else with a green card, would be eligible to apply for citizenship fi

. ♪ >> para sandra, en nicaragua la situaciÓn se complicó mÁs cuando sus 29 aÑos otro accidente la dejÓ. yo con un ojo pude ver, calculaba y decÍa, no ves que soy mujer y le peguÉ. >> cuÁles fueron los daÑos? >> toda la parte derecha de mi rostro, el hueso completamente se quebrÓ hasta el oÍdo adentro. la boca se desprendiÓ junto con los dientes. la nariz. es chico el hueso pero no tener base todo esto estaba completamente derretido. ♪ >> un cirujano plÁstico se compadeciÓ de ella le regaló la reconstrucciÓn de su cara. su seguro mÉdico no cubrÍa la cirugÍa. con la muerte de su madre hace cuatro aÑos decidiÓ buscar nuevos horizontes en estados unidos. aquÍ encontrÓ el amor, pero desgraciadamente, el precio fue muy alto. sandra: cuando llegue a estados unidos me case. no me podÍa dedicar a la mÚsica, a mi esposo no le gustaba. >> esa consiguiÓ un trabajo manejando camiones. recorriendo millas dÍa y noche. sandra: yo vivÍa en el camiÓn. hay mucha soledad. mucha tristeza. cuando escucho va por ti, yo dije creo que es el momento que me sacuda, que me quita a Ésta persona y voy hacer lo que

. >> you can get pupusas in nicaragua, guatemala.as get the most respect. general consensus seems to be they're the best. >> i'd agree. >> george has been coming here with his friend joe for years. >> this is what makes it right here, boom. is this. curtido. pickled slaw. salsa. and i do this. but i don't know if you're up for this one. >> what are you saying? >> i don't know if you can hang, man. >> is it a manly thing? >> it's turning into it, seems like. >> mexican spicy. salvadorian, not spicy. >> that's true. they don't like it that spicy. >> chicharon? porky goodness in there. >> fried pork and ground with pepper, onion and tomato. simple. >> take the liberty of indigenous detroit beverages we've egregiously overlooked so far. that would be burners which i haven't had. >> it's a cross between ginger beer and ginger ale. not as spicy as ginger beer, not as sweet as ginger ale, it's in the middle. it's my favorite beverage in the city. >> i need this to enhance my street cred in detroit so i'll be welcome back. >> then shrimp in

my father from nicaragua and my mother from ireland. she has shown me that my identity are strengths which will help me affect change. on the day we elect a president who defines the young american in the narrowest possible turns, who shouts, bullies and comments off of vulnerable americans. donald trump has shown us who he really is and i honestly feel bad for any with that much hate in their heart. [ applause ] >> i know we will show each other and the world who we really are in november, when we choose again strength and thoughtful leadership over fear and division. donald trump doesn't see me, he doesn't hear me and he definitely doesn't speak for me. [ applause ] >> i am confident that as our president, hillary will do everything in her power to promote the rights, empowerment and humanity of all americans. she knows that when we support access to education and employment opportunities for absolutely everyone, more of us will be able to live happy independent lives and to promote, build and contribute to this great country. [ appla

nicaragua presented much less of a challenge. some biographers note along the way that james roosevelt moved the family to washington, d.c. for a time in 1888. no one seems to know why he did that. but it seems pretty obvious that he was, that he was lobbying president grover cleveland more a subsidy for the nicaraguan canal company. and cleveland, a notably tight-fisted president with his budget, obliged and got one through congress. so the point i want to make here is that franklin roosevelt's father was a man with some big ideas and ambitions too. in 1910 franklin decided to run as a democrat for a seat in the new york legislature. by this time he had had a few years with a law firm, and he was clearly bored with the practice he had. he campaigned intensively. he won a seat in this normally-republican district of which hyde park was a part. almost instantly, he established himself as the leader of a band of insurgent democrats. we have the progressive era coming to a peak then. and an ethos of throwing the bosses out. legislat

. >> with the profits diverted to fund a right wing group in nicaragua, the contras. >> it has been severely damaged. can you repair it? what does it mean for the rest your presidency? >> i imagine i'm the one that wants to repair it and i didn't have anything to do with damaging it. >> bad news for reagan but worse for his deputy, george bush. iran contracould kill his own presidential plans. >> news of the widening investigation comes as vice president george bush is trying to put some distance between himself and the arms deal. >> i remember him kind of coming back into his office in the west wing of the white house. as though the wind had been knocked out of them. >> he knew that this would become a very large and evolving story. that he would have a very hard time separating himself from president reagan and yet he really was not something of his make. >> in february 1987, investigators revealed the arms trade was being run from inside the white house. >> a few months ago, i told the american people that i did not trade arms for hostages. my heart and my best intentions still tell me th

kennedy school reminded me ofçó this the other day, thatxd back in thexd '80s, when i think it was nicaragua-- even i remember this -- came out with> rose: andçó paranoid? >> maybe (a9 sometimes we listen to what it says, and other times we don't.d >> rose: yeah. >> even last year, i think the ignored, and th'?, russians the year before. i believe in the u.n., inxd multilateral institutions. i believe inxd these institutio. but theçó key question we face s what do we now do in terms of actually pot disputes inÑi the south china s? that i think is nowxd a practicl questionxdÑiñr temperature after this decisiony may now start and has, i though, sounded rather aggressive himsen terms of being responsive to whe chinese were doing. >> well, ash carter, secretary f defense, is a guy i respect a l. i've met him several times. and he doesn't take his decisios lightly. the. >> rose: cranky means it has nor reason? >> i think we've got to the stae relationship where the administs in both countries apart from corporation, thing

channel for live coverage of the democratic national convention in philadelphia, your world with nicaraguacoming up. also u if you're looking for some second-screen action, the out numbered team will be streaming on foxnews.com and on facebook live, for the next hour. and i'll be right back with them, or i'll be on after them. 5:00 eastern, 4:00 in oxford, 5 eastern at facebook live, and f foxnews.com, and on the app. see you later. >>> democrats about to gavel in, but did donald trump steal the show? one hour, no prompter, no notes peppered with questions by reporters of those hacked dnc e-mails, not about what's in them, but who was behind them. >> it's just a total deflection, this whole thing with russia. i never met putin. i don't know who putin is. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] >> i'm not going to tell putin what to do. >> are you asking a foreign government, china or anybody, to

. >> in 1980, the soviet union had moved into afghanistan, nicarag nicaragua, the caribbean. was a feeling that the united states and i felt it, the united states could lose the cold war. >> there was a model of behavior during the cold war, and the way i often described it, it was the red side of the map and blue side of the map, separated by the iron curtain. the rest of the world we competed for. >> that fundamental clash between communism and capitalism, between dictatorship and freedom divided the world. but it is a revolution starting to stir. >> there has been an unexpected development abroad. polish workers in the baltic area are standing firm in their strike against the government. >> the demands of striking polish workers concluded free press, release of political prisoners and right to strike. they assumed the risk of striking illegally. >> along comes solidarity, but not a union run by communists, it is a union run by polish patriots, so it is a tremendous threat to the ussr because of possible contagion, it would wipe out communism if allowed to spread. >> of the

the number of reasons they may be a good businessin investment but how to look at the rebels over nicaragua to overthrow the business partners gps navigation was brand new in those days ofd the cia could package gps node -- knows with -- sanives to support meighen's cruise missile on behalf of the sandinista that went nowhere but if necessity is the mother of invention war is the mother of necessity mitt few years later and the difficulty of that artillery in 1993 led to the birth of the predator from smaller less capablelts. 1983 they bought to to use as biplanes in bosnia and got good results that inspire them to develop the predator the flu for the first time july 1994. in the first as it could be thrown by -- full by satellite there is a satellite dish inside. it was not armed shoppers just carrying video camera in sensors that could beeillance used for the acronym of intelligence surveillance. ne as long as 40 hours at a time without landing to refuel. and all the while sending its video back to its ground control station. partly for that reason in the spring of 2000, an innovative air

wars, nearbyionary nicaragua in 1979, guatemala, el salvador, there were large insurgencies.were not as christian as they were socialist. the rise and liberation of theology, you know, left-wing turn within the catholic church in latin america had radicalized beyond just the concncn for thee to side with revolutionaries to join the revolution. not all jesuits were revolutionaries. the order were in some ways torn by debates. there were massacres. in 1980 andn won appointed a man who worked very closely with death squads. in honduras, people started disappearing. there was the beginning of the genocide in guatemala. these were consequential years. there is no way he could have spent nine months in the center of this cauldron without coming the with h the debates, dedebates within the jesuiuit commmmunity and with in that mission, should d we side with e revolution or should we be more conservative? there were just so it's -- there were just with the both sides of that debate. what is interesting is when kaine back to the uniteded stat, no doubt it had an impact on his life. he

alexander hamilton was one and my stepson felipe who came to america from nicaragua when he was sevenrs old. when he was 19 he joined the u.s. marine corps even though he was not yet a citizen. he should have been a tin but the immigration service messed up his papers. when i asked him why he would sacrifice his life or willing to for a country he that just bungled his papers, he told me, david, i want to earn my citizenship. he became a u.s. citizen fighting for his country in iraq in 2003. felipe followed through on his promise to earn his citizenship, more than so many of us who were just lucky enough to be born here. god bless felipe and god bless all patriots on this july 4th. cheryl: god bless your wonderful wife and daughter. david: good people. thanks so much for watching us. have a great weekend. cheryl: "risk & reward" is now. >> i wouldn't even be briefed on what the findings were or what the actions going forward would be. and while i don't have a role in those findings, in coming up with those findings or making those recommendations as to how to go forward i will be brie

>> i went to nicaragua, surfed my brains out, ate a lot of good food, and then i opened up a salon downsn't been as kind to team speedy. >> what are you guys doing now? >> we did celebrity and that took care of many years of having to not worry about working. now we just keep doing television shows. >> so this is -- >> this is my parents' rental house that we are house -- property managers of. i've been managing the property for six years. i mean we don't go buy designer clothes anymore and buy fancy cars and go to all the fancy restaurants. so we just eat tacos and walk dogs. it can pretty much survive on reality television. fo it hasn't been an easy road he was known for his partying ways. he's almost six years sober now and running a post-rehab home in laguna beach. >> my addiction drove me to suicide. >> right. >> not contemplation. actually, you know, attempting suicide, and somebody found me, and that's why i'm still here today. and i'm very grateful for that. >> do you think what happened was inevitable, or do you think being on a reality show -- >> i do not blame tv at all for m

marÍa gabriela: nunca imaginaron que lo que recolectaban en el basurero mÁs grande de nicaragua serÍanente que yo. eso es mentira! no te has preocupado por entender que hay una llave que abre puertas en la vida, que es conectarte con los demÁs, comunicarse con efectividad. alan: no es fÁcil. ismael: pero puedes ir mejorando lo que te estÁ pasando. ¿por quÉ provoqué una barrera, quÉ voy a hacer maÑana mejor? alan: el primer problema de comunicaciÓn es en el trabajo. ay, a mÍ nadie me presta atenciÓn, nadie me pela... ismael: yo digo: no siempre es que el problema sea tuyo, pero comencemos siempre por analizar quÉ nos toca a nosotros. eso se llama asumir su responsabilidad. ¿no serÁ que tÚ balbuceas cuando hablas, que susurras o por el contrario gritas, y la gente se siente agredida? habla claro, sÉ conciso, estudia el momento oportuno para hacer un pedido, y sobre todo, tu entonaciÓn. y no andes por las ramas. ve directo. dile cuÁl es el punto. y estos signos de exclamaciÓn o interrogaciÓn, es porque hay veces que una persona estÁ haciendo una pregunta, pero ni siquiera le da la entonac

and myer from nicaragua mother from ireland. [cheering] she has shown me that all these aspects of my identity our strengths which will help me affect change. [cheering] i fear the day when we elect a president who defines americans and the mayor was possible terms. -- narrowest possible terms. donald trump has shown us who he really is and i honestly feel [indiscernible] i know we will show each other and the world who we really are in november when we choose genuine strength and thoughtful leadership over fear and division. [cheering] trump doesn't see me, he doesn't hear me and he definitely doesn't think for me. [cheering] i'm confident as president, hillary clinton will do everything in her power to promote the empowerment and humanity of all americans. [cheering] knows that when we support education and implement opportunities for absolutely everyone, more of us will be able to live happy and productive lives. and contribute to this great country. [cheering] clintondent, hillary will continue fighting and inspiring us all

i am understand we have to have documentation i see from salvador and nicaragua every single day and theyh love the family they are good people. and the the people in the street we will not be here to fight that on the issuepa of guns they said they needed that ak-47 so they walk in groups and it makes sense but in almost makes meweap laugh if all they want is to have some control of vast but -- of that mass amount of people.th >> speaking to the gun issue again it just goes back toto the fact the democrats want i to see the bills come to thehe floor there even him understanding even though some were very emotional saying it reminded him of john lewis the civil-rights t icon to talk about this issue they're just asking for a vote their realistic did pretty positive they don't have the votes even though with the no fly/no buy this is something the american people should vote whether they go down or succeed. >> obviously so many in thecipae community to take care of their family and the day-to-day life of their communities and by many republicans as well president obama did takeus exec

cnn nicaragua lens yeah shows you an area that's trying to heal. >> reporter: in a city exhausted byiolence, a tribute to the fallen. ♪ what so proudly we haled >> the move for the three slain baton rouge officers. president obama spoke directly to t -- vice president buy den spoke directly to the families. >> when you speak of your son, your husband, your father it will bring a smile to your face before it brings a tear to your eye. >> reporter: the killings of the police officers are personal. edwards comes from a long family line of law enforcement. his stomach sinks about all that has happened this month. >> it's easier said than done and it won't happen overnight, but at the end of the day we are to replace violence for peace and love. we can do it and we're going to do it here in baton rouge. >> our hearts are broken but our spirits are intact. >> reporter: since the shooting of alton, the community has been leaned on. i want to be part of that community. being a part of that community means that you grieve when they grieve and you heal together. baton rouge will heal together.

. >> chamorro en nicaragua. >> la seÑora moss coso de panamÁ. >> laura ch de costa rica. >> estaba. >arece?. >> adelante erika, buenos dÍas. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ muy buenos dÍas y feliz miÉrcoles para todos ustedes familia les cuento hablando de este tema que famosos estÁn dispuestos a apelar por la carrera de hillary clinton le dedicaron este video musical vamos a verlo. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ asÍ es amigos famosos como eva longoria, amÉrica ferrara, y otros apoyaron a hillary haciendo su cover de la canciÓn la cual trata de pelear por lo que uno realmente quiere, todo arreglo musical fue hecho con sus propias voces pero vamos a cambiar un poquito de tema y vamos a ver en quÉ andan famosos y aquÍ tengo las mejores moto grafÍas que seleccionamos de instagram y quiero comenzar con quiÉn, bueno le cuento que andan todos en la playa y wisin goza muy tranquilito las playas de puerto rico junto a su esposa que estÁ a punto de dar a luz. >> aquÍ tengo al chino miranda que presume cuerpazo y aquÍ les tengo a paty manterola que disfrutÓ de

. >> you know what i'll never do is dan rather and nicaragua. >> did he. >> he used to say that. >> we may prepare that. >> you don't even have to think about it, do you. >> when you speak spanish, do people think it's perfect. >> no, i have a slight accent and i make grammatical errors. one of my favorite shows was on and we see you monte dei paschi, banco popular. >> what kiennd of accent do i have. >> american. >> no, i'm going to do it. >> i don't know if you're allowed to say that word. >> may be, you're right. welcome to the parking lot. >> i did. i think i said welcome parking lot. >> coming up, an international guy, mark grant says forget the fundamentals and forget technical analysis. hooe going to tell us how he's putting money to work with stocks at an all-time high. a quick check of what's happening in european markets right now. ftse is up, but barely. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help

my father from nicaragua and my mother from ireland. she has shown me that all these as ppects of my identity are strengths which will help me effect change. i fear the day we elect a president who defines being american in the narrowest possible terms, who shouts, bulli bullies. donald trump has shown us who he really is and i honestly feel bad for anyone with that much hate in their heart. i know we will show each other and the world who we really are in november when we choose genuine strength and thoughtful leadership over fear and division. donald trump doesn't see me. he doesn't hear me. and he definitely doesn't speak for me. i am confident that as our president, hillary will do everything in her power to promote the rights, empowerment and humanity of all americans. she knows that when we support access to education and employment opportunities for absolutely everyone, more of us will be able to live happy, independent lives and to contribute to this great country. as president, hillary clinton will continue fighting and inspiri