the republic of panama. i did not realize how important up.as because she grew it was important to my grandmother psychically to my grandmother and millions of americans like her. the idea that carter is going to turn over control to panama is infuriating and this is at a time when america is waning and -- in its influence. we lost vietnam, we are losing to the soviets. america's day is over plus we have our problems at home so it comes at a terrible time. reagan is campaigning against gerald ford and jimmy carter, reagan is starting in north carolina 1976 pounding the lectern saying we are going to keep it and his audience goes crazy over this. he keeps it up as an issue. carter becomes president. he will still continue the ford policy of transferring control of the panama can now panama canal zone. carter goes on national television to make the case to the american people why it is important to give control of the panama can now and singles out the criticism of private citizen ronald reagan. , even 240 bil

[mÚsica] [mÚsica] ♪ la murga de panamÁ ♪ ♪ este es el remix, para la historia con el maestro willie colÓnén ♪ ♪ no tiene talento pero es muy buena moza ♪ ♪ ella es la sensaciÓn ♪ ♪ todo se vale ♪ la rumba estÁ buena ♪ ♪ roten las botellas ♪ todo el mundo perrenado ♪ quien dirÍa que estos pregones son alegrÍa ♪ ♪ aquÍ se baila hasta que llegue el dÍa ♪ ♪ esto se prendiÓ ♪ ♪ lo de al lado que dejen la murga ♪ ♪ a nadie le importÓ la murga de panamÁ ♪ ♪ la rumba esta buena ♪ roten las botellas ♪ todo el mundo perreando ♪ en reggaeton vieja escuela ♪ un pasito para que lo bailen en las favelas ♪ ♪ mami que buena que tÚ estÁs ♪ ♪ baila morena la murga de panamÁ ♪ ♪ que buena que tÚ estÁs ♪ ♪ mami que buena, que buena que tÚ estÁs, que toda mi gente se levante a vacilar ♪ ♪ guapea willie colÓn ♪ ♪ perrenado [mÚsica] [mÚsica] ♪ guapea willie ♪ perrenado [mÚsica] [aplausos] ♪ ♪ paola: comenzamos con una noticia del desarrollo. la comisiÓn de policÍa de oakland voto a favor de la destituciÓn de la jefa de policÍa. ramÓn: esta decisión fue tomada por unanimidad, tras una reuniÓn a puerta cerrada. l

entries like oman and samoa there are 4 new additions you see them here because seychelles palau panama and the cayman islands now the cayman islands is an interesting case in itself because it is the 1st british overseas territory to be blacklisted. tax havens offer the chance to hide money easily and quickly in entities like foundations or companies that only exist on paper or straw man or woman function is there to chill or owners hiding the real owners everything is top secret until in 2017 the panama papers exposed it all to the bright light of day giving the public an idea of the scale of the problem celebrities like soccer star lionel messi or iceland's prime minister sigmund or david soon were among those exposed a wave of outrage followed and politicians promise to get tough. the e.u. says the mere threat of a blacklisting was enough to put mines to work. we'll see that as a sleestak. company swelled wide through improves the actual government standards and strengthens the fight against that tax abuse to date tax systems of $95.00 countries while being examined and most of them

function as the titular owners hiding the real owners everything is top secret until in 2017 the panama papers exposed it all to the bright light of day giving the public an idea of the scale of the problem celebrities like soccer stir lionel messi or iceland's prime minister david soon were among those exposed away with outrage followed when politicians promise to get tough on. the e.u. says the mere threat of a blacklisting was enough to put mines to work. we shall see that there's this least in cottage companies worldwide to improve docs would government standards and strengthens the fight against attacks abuse to date docs systems of 95 countries while being examined and most of them not comply it was awarded good government standards report from countries like the cayman islands that is until now british influence is shielded its overseas territory regs it has changed that blacklisting the caymans is being interpreted as an e.u. warning there are fears that following brags that britain could become a gigantic tax even on europe's doorstep the city of london already office several a

there is a german warship on either side of the panama canal. the canal that the americans had spent a ton of money, a ton of time, and a ton of scientific effort to make theirs. the french had been trying but they could not pull it off. the americans arrived and said we are going to finish this. in 1914, you will recall that the americans had been preparing to celebrate the grand opening of the panama canal. and the fighting was taking away the attention from the american engineering marvel that is the panama canal. the americans then said in opening this canal and shortening trade routes, mostly to asia, we have also made ourselves -- i mean the caribbean -- so much more enticing for the germans. it is a question of time until they come over and pouts. for one thing we know their subs can make it, and there warships can make it. they are going to come into the caribbean and say they are here to stop a local conflict on one of the islands. they're going to say they are here because one of the islands, haiti, owed them all this money. they have

and in each instance, there is a german warship, on either side of the panama canals, the americans havespent a ton of money, a ton of time, and a ton of scientific effort, to make their, the french have been trying, they could not pull it off, the americans arrived, we're gonna finish this. in 1940 you'll recall, just where it's starting, it's americans are preparing to celebrate the grand opening of the panama can now, and could not. the darn fighting of the map, is taking away the attention from the american engineering marvel, that is the path of mcconnell, and the americans then said that, in opening this canal, and shortening the trade routes mostly to asia, we also made ourselves by ourselves we mean it was so much more enticing for the german it's, only a matter of time, before they come over and pals. because their washes can make it, they're gonna come to the caribbean's, they're gonna say, they are here to stop a local conflict, on one of the islands, they're gonna say they're here because one of the islands, especially haiti not only an island, but also part of an island, hai

panama canal strategic access, two-thirds of the traffic that goes through that has an economic direct tie to the united states. i look around the region and i see china working on multiple port deals, i.t. infrastructure, dams, mining, logging, fishing, including a significant illegal fishing and illegal mining and illegal logging. i look at the port accesses that they're pursuing in el salvador and jamaica and bahamas and ask why would china want to buy an island and lock up a 99 year lease for most of the coast of el salvador within a two hour flight of the continent united states. they're trying to achieve positional advantage in our neighborhood and that's alarming and concerning to me and drives the urgency with which i look at this competition. >> yeah. you know, the terrorists throughout, we're not really talking about just the locally there in el salvador and the rest. you are the door to this country, right through your area, and i think you've stated that very well. the same thing to you, general townsend, we have i think may not have mentioned this in the opening statement,

in panama. fortunately, for us, the current team in panama, the administration there, has changed policy and has recognized the threat that could -- could have on their sovereignty. we look up into the caribbean and one caribbean nation china has built a road across the country. 1,200 acres of access granted for chinese use. the equipment was brought in under less than -- under dubious circumstances. they parked it right next to the embassy so we'd be reminded of that. and now, they get to collect the tolls for 50 years on that road. and that -- there's just three quick examples of what we see with chinese influence. pivot and look into venezuela where china, russia, cuba, working alongside each other to block the forces and voices of democracy. particularly, in cyber. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, general and admiral, for being here. i apologize for being late. demands on our time these days are a little bit overwhelming. general townsend, first, let me just

control 90panies ports throughout the world including both ends of the panama canal. how concerned are you that these could become staging grounds for the expeditionary forces in the military since? secondly, what is your view as to what china has that moved on taiwan, and what can we do to deter them from ever moving on taiwan? -- there are some warehouses, some space. if the country in which these are located decided that they wanted to take control, that bad things are going on here, they could just walk right in with minor police forces and take them over. these are not bases. good listening posts, you can gather a lot of good information. good economic levers that you can use right up to the point of using them. but if you look at sri lanka, panama canal, and so on, i don't see these as serious potential military bases. on the question of taiwan, the reason that china hasn't taken action today, number one, they have not really built -- if you look carefully at the forces they have built and the way they exercise them, they seem more designed to keep taiwan from b

one is, chinese companies control about 90 ports throughout the world including both ends of the panama canal, how concerned are you that these could become staging grounds for expeditionary forces in a military sense. secondly, what is your view as to why china has not moved on taiwan and what can we do to deter them from ever moving on time one? if you go into these places and look into the costco owned or other owned places. you can certainly look down into them, there somewhere houses and space. if the country in which these are located decided they wanted to take control, that bad things were going on, they could walk right in with minor police forces and take them over. these are not bases. good listening posts, good information to be gathered, good economic levers that you can use right up to the point of using them. but if you look at sri lanka, panama canal and so on, i do not see these as but serious potential military bases. and the question of taiwan. the reason china hasn't taken action today. number one they have not really built, if you look carefully at the forces they b

diversity hotspot that runs from south of panama until the north of to and the most affected area by deforestation ease the northwestern part of our color where we are orange is that the sort of can do the research we have 2000 hectors there green area ease the remaining forest in this region there wide area. and area or the palm oil as well there is said to have been deforested so far. a part of a lot is a local person that is trained to be a research assistant. when we started this project one of the bases west to involve local people in research that for me has always been very important but it was only here that i could really develop this specifically that i teach to probably a logistical of lessons per month on science how to type in the data collected how to write down things. are going to go over what is the motive to do this. so yeah i think she and natural scientist you know that is always asking why. why is that bird eating from streets and she goes on and has a look at that word for weeks until she finds out. he him money. because on the on the men i was about i read agai

relinquished control of the panama canal. if you were against it, you're on god's side and if you were against for if you are on satan's side or something like that. there is no book of the panama canal and the bible and it doesn't tell us what to do on some situations like that. this sermon is necessary if we won't pretend to say we know what to do. they may sometimes get our belief and say we don't know we are not experts. so classification in this way we've been using it for 20 years. i think it helps us to avoid over using the bible which is a tendency among some theological conservatives, for under using and which is a tendency of theological liberals. they try to take strong stands is clear, and we have the opportunity to get things right by trying to practice biblical objectivity, but christians are not immune to the temptations anofpressures that affect other journalists. .. god is holy, we are sinners, the heavens declare the glory of god proclaimed the sinfulness of man. so biblical journalism is against that. and w

as for me, well, i want to panama. doing a little job.ittle job, connecting the atlantic and the pacific. a little job. (music) jim wasn't there. but his sons were. so bring with the 813 pioneer regiment, the 332nd battalion, and the 800 a pioneer regiment. fighting with the aids illinois on the front, 372nd, 371st, 369th, 369th fought on the line of fire for 191. days not a fan, or a man, not a foot of ground. the first american troops to receive the care, the 369th. for action above and beyond the call of duty, many received honored metals. -- medals. / when they cleaned up in france, the boys came marching home. ♪ ♪ (music) among them was henry jones, killed four and captured 28 germans. for which the french nation decorated them for exceptional bravery there are those among the honored, samuel washington, walter waters, william foxx, john sims, charles young. to their memory, tributes of a grateful nation to commemorate their heroism and sacrifice of all colored soldiers who served in the various wars engaged in by the united states o

tendrÍa que viajar a espaÑa en el cual estarÍa dando resultados muy positivos igual que pues hay en panamÁurge luego que la administraciÓn del presidente trump eliminÓ el programa daca ahora el joven viendo la manera de recuperarse por lo tanto, sigue postrado en una silla de ruedas >> un duro revÉs sigue las ciudades santuarios alegando que pueden retener millones de dÓlares en sus menciones a su situaciÓn para operar >>> lo que mÁs necesitan son los inmigrantes en el bronx de washington heights de brooklyn que vive por debajo de los niveles de pobreza >>> el tribunal anulÓ asÍ el fallo que ordenaba la administraciÓn liberar fondos del programa de subsidio a los estados de nueva york con washington, massachusetts, virginia >>> el caso hispano de la cÁmara de representantes se reuniÓ para evaluar el impacto de lo que llaman las polÍticas del presidente trump >>> claudia conversÓ con ellos y nos dice lo que decidieron para esos representantes es un tema que requiere cada dÍa cientos de inmigrantes son afectados por esas polÍticas por las condiciones peligrosas las que tienen que esperar los

. >> guest: panama? >> host: oya panama that's right. >> guest: there is a lawsuit in baja california where she had basically sends a letter around that turned up in court papers to buyers. this is a property that a development has started right before the great recession. but one of the things of the buyers were particularly upset about, is a ivanka trump kept saying to buyers this property is not subject to market : in the white house and out of the white house. >> host: what do you think he will do when he leaves the white house he spent a lifetime in real estate and four to eight years in politics. he no longer has residency here in new york. i think it's hard to predict the future. they wanted me to kno to know as is thei their work, donald trums sent on a bus so he thought it was the new york pacific real estate society. they also thought it was so far off the scale. the donald trump is in a category by itself and that is what people wanted me to understand in the real estate industry in new york,

one question was should the use relinquish control of the panama canal? and if you were against that, you were on god's side. if you were for that you were on -- and even that i could see this is silly. there's no book of the panama canal in the bible and it doesn't tell us what to do in some situations like that. great discernment is necessary and we won't pretend to say we know what to do. we may sometimes grandfather our opinion -- give our opinion but we say we don't know. this helps to us avoid overusing the bible which is a tendency among some conservatives or underusing it, which i a ten den sigh among some liberal sod we try to take strond stands in the bible. avoid doing something that isn't in the bible and have the opportunity to get things right by trying to practice biblical objectivity but christians north immune to temptations and pressures and that leads to my last point, number nine, a great theologian said god saves sinners. that's really important. god is not saving good people or wonderful people or holy people. god saves sinners. and

mÁs se reporta el fenÓmeno ya que el 29% de las empresas actÚan dirigidas por empresas seguido por panamÁ pesar de los avances de las mujeres en la industria y el comercio el informe indica que la mayoÍ >> esto se debe a la pers persistencia de las desi desigualdades salariales y tambiÉn al hecho de que las mujeres realizan menos horas laborales que los hombres >> ocho horas porque debo atender otras actividades obviamente en nivel de ventana disminuir >> y dan estos consejos a las mujeres que quieran convertirse en emprendedoras >> que busquen ayuda hay prog programas que se imparten >> a veces hay que luchar contra la marea pero si hay ganas se puede >> en san salvador Álvarez noticias telemundo >> ya estÁ en casa y estableciendo un nuevo rÉcord la astronauta cristina c. que aterrizÓ en kazajistÁn tras aterrizÓ en kazajistÁn tras estar cc: telemundo network [♪ tema musical ] caminen... >> estÁs... estas muy mal. estÁs haciendo el ridÍculo. >>¡caminen! >>tranquilo, tranquilo. mira, esto tiene que ser un error. nosotros no hemos hecho nada. >> esto no es un error. esto es justicia. mÍrenm

one of the questions was should the us relinquish control of the panama canal and if you are against that you were on god's side, if you were for that you are on satan's side or something and even i could see that was silly, there is no book of the panama canal in the bible and it doesn't tell us what to do when some situations like that as necessary and we won't pretend to say we know what to do. we may sometimes say we don't know, we're not experts. so classification in the way we use it, we've been using it for 20 years and it helps us not to overuse the bible which is the tendency among some theological conservatives or under using it which is a tendency among some theological liberals so we tried to take strong stands with the bible, avoid doing so when the bible isn't and we have the opportunity to get things right by trying to practice biblical objectivity but christians are not immune to the temptations and pressures that affect other journalists and that leads to my last point, number nine. ji packer a great theologian summed up the bible's teaching, god saves sinners and th

panama even added a footnote to the resolution to explain why they had decided to abstain. nevertheless, they continue to be siding with us in terms of using the treaty to apply pressure on venezuela. but they have problems of how this would impact the legal system. and you can imagine why, right? >> interesting. that's a good clarification. especially on sanctions too. i am aware of many countries in the region have different legal barrier when it comes to applying sanctions on venezuela. ing so it's good to be mindful of that. okay. thank you all. i just need your name, affiliation and remember a question with always ends with a question mark. go straight to the question. i'm sure we're going to have enough time to cover many of your questions. i see a hand on the middle there, i see one here too. so let's do two at this time. >> hi -- [inaudible] okay. it's very clear that the u.s. has been a leading force trying to the find out a solution to the venezuelan crisis. on the other hand, latin america has been more cautious. i would like to know what had been the middle poin

them several times and you know has a good really good sense of humor when i interview them have my panama hat that says oh i like you have eyes that i would love to see it fogged ocean your chin were meaning it's yours i'm afraid your excellency's it is too big to fit you know he was really relaxed with his of your mother were just in jordan i said to him who is big headed to a man to fit him he said that's a very of it would have you actually considered jaw at cafes and bars of the 2nd career as a world least front to mr president there is copyrighted you can't use it so anyway so he can't actually there's a horse and. he was quite relaxed about it and he also led society be modernized and the other nazi and allowed his nomic adventure lists on t.v. and passed through islamist laws he tried to make the state a beer more islamic then there's the mess he's actually fighting and that actually led to islamization as your chance to society making darren afghanistan and that what we were the muslim brotherhood took up. the world health organization is warning of a potential pandemic with the d

them several times and you know as a good really good sense of humor when i interview them at my panama hat you know i hear about them eyes that i would love to see at 5 dollars and your chin were meaning it's yours. alone says it is too big to fit you know he was really relaxed with his of your. dogs and i said to him who is big. to fit him he said that's a very that it would have you actually considered. at cafes and bars as a 2nd career and so i asked well least one to mr president that is copyrighted you can't use it so anyway so he can't actually there's your and but he was quite relaxed about it and he also let society be modernized and the other nazi and allowed his nomic evangelists on t.v. and past brought islamist laws he tried to a bit don't make the state a beer more islamic then there's the mess he's actually fighting and that actually led to islamization as your chance to sightsee making daraa in afghanistan and that way for the muslim brotherhood took up. a front runner for the u.s. democratic party 2020 presidential nomination has provoked bipartisan anger by storms defe

them several times and there was a good really good sense of humor when i interviewed them had my panama hat then said oh i like your have eyes that i would love to see it faldo should your chin work meaning it's yours mamma. says it is too big to fit you know he was really relaxed which is of your mother. who is big. to fit him he said that's a very of it would have you actually considered. at cafes and bars as a 2nd career and so i stood at the world least front to mr president that is copyrighted you can't use it so anyway so he can't actually there's a horse and. he was quite relaxed about it and he also let society be a modernized and the other nazi and allowed his number evangelists on t.v. and passed through islamist laws he tried to appeal to make existing be a more islamic then there's the mess he's actually fighting and that actually led to islamization as your chance to society making who like daraa in afghanistan and the way for the muslim brotherhood to come. still to come leaving us democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has provoked anger with what i think praise

top and panama the full of artist to my fellow suede both to subsume. baloch itself more to see it on the plaza in this way got to dog so hard not to think of the mother disappeared to see the look ahead but i was and i don't miss the mark and if . this is the only thing that we do is amusing because everybody fights his own weight. on. the floor you can feel the fee on this bill frist will be added to the whole movie about a dog with a. what i think is this is the found that is a compliment. join me everything simon chill and i'll be speaking to get us out of the world of politics. i'm show business. and this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids. and as a parent. i can come up with arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the teams most of the conflict i would say overall is around money. money is made. us one of the children's each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of the prison complex just to get some $25.

him several times and you know as i got a really good sense of humor when i interviewed him at my panama happens you know i like you have eyes that i would love to see at 5 dollars and your chin were meaning it's yours mom afraid your excellency's it is too big to fit you know he was really relaxed which is of your mother rescinds as your son i said to him who is big headed and i had to fit him he said that's a very that it would have you actually considered. at cafes and bars at a 2nd career and so i stood there were the least fun to mr president there is copyrighted you can't use it so anyway so he can't actually there's a horse and a bit but he was quite relaxed about it and he also let society be modernized and the other nazi and allowed his nomic adventure lists on t.v. and passed brought islamist laws he tried to have don't make the state a beer more islamic then there's the mess he's actually fighting and that actually led to islamization of that your chance to society making calabar in afghanistan and that way for the muslim brotherhood to come. through the kind of the playground

panama city, augusta, macon, raleigh, back down to savannah and charleston, areas like myrtle beach on top of all that, the saturated soil, flash flood watches or flood watches we already have a couple flash flood warnings out there, the areas you see in red multiple hazards including the snow threat. we'll give you that forecast coming up. >> what a mess all right, bill, thank you >> we are also following some breaking news for you this morning. we are expecting a special arrival from outer space very soon history-making astronaut christi christina koch has ended her time on the space station, 328 days christina and two astronauts from italy and russia scheduled to land in kazakhstan this morning. >> we are mourning the loss of a hollywood legend, kirk douglas died at the age of 103 to the world he was an actor in the golden age of movies who captivated audiences with films like this. >> i apologize, sir, for not telling you sooner you're a sadistic old man. and you can go to hell before i apologize to you now or ever again. >> nbc's mark barter takes a look back. >> i pray for a son

them several times and you know as i got a really good sense of humor when i interviewed them had my panama hat then said oh i like your have eyes that i would love to see it fogged ocean your chin were meaning it's yours i'm afraid your excellency's it is too big to fit you know he was really relaxed with sense of humor rescind jokes when i said to him who is big headed and a man had to fit him he said that's a very of it would have you actually considered a selling job at cafes and bars at a 2nd career and so i stood well least want to mr president there is copyrighted you can't use it so anyway so he can't actually there's a horse and the bed but he was quite relaxed about it and he also let society be a modernized and the weather nazi and allowed his nomic avenger lists on t.v. and passed brought islamist laws he tried to obtain domains of state abir more islamic then there's the mess he's actually fighting and that actually led to islamization as your chance to society making darren afghanistan and that one that way for the muslim brotherhood to come. still to come we look at the suppo

there has been work done to try to work from host nations from mexico all the way down to panama in order and them. that's absolutely the right approach to go about with this. look at the work we are seeing down there. i have to give a lot of credit to the national guard of mexico. they are in this. they are trying to stop these folks on saturday i know that over 650 people were apprehended and then today we see those numbers continue. they are doing great work. you know me eight months ago i told you i will believe it when i see it. we are starting to see that this is a direct result of the relationships that have been built and what mexico is doing at the request of our president. so it's not just at the guatemalan border and at the mexican border where we are seeing. this there is also going to be multiple layers throughout mexico that's not going to let these people get through through checkpoints that the national guard has built. in addition, the humanitarian visas that normally are given out to citizens cross from mexico, they are denying that as well. this is a great strategy to t

or 2 showers for particularly the dominican republic and also down through parts of costa rica and panama but elsewhere it's looking fine cancun plenty of sunshine much from temperature of 27 rising to 28 on tuesday and by and large the showers again still largely effect in the caribbean side of the isthmus now as we head into south america i think the main feature aside from the heavy showers across the basin which is what you'd expect we have got this area of low pressure further towards the south into parts of argentina paraquat some heavy rain here and all around the river plate is going to be pretty wet highs of $28.00 when it's aires. life begins. thousands of babies every year in the united states. and also on the same day. the baby is african-american. this is twice as likely to happen why. rewind america's infant mortality on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on the al-jazeera china has reported $105.00 more coronavirus deaths bringing the global total to more than $1702.00 flights evacuating u.s. citizens who were stuck on a cruise ship have now lef

companies appear in really all of the big scandals from the loo and the leaks to the looks leaks the panama papers but also it's about the opacity of corporate accounts and that features a lot in the looks leaks that's about multinational tax avoiding and about the unwillingness of jurisdictions to exchange financial information with each other so it's about whether people and companies can basically go offshore and high need hollywood for regulation and hide from tax so what we see is that you know corruption isn't a problem of poor countries sometimes it's presented is actually a global problem that is driven by what are typically high income jurisdictions like the cayman islands but also of course the united states itself which is the the biggest provider of financial services to nonresidents so these countries are basically making money at the expense of everyone else as they undermine the systems that we have seen for the 1st time real progress glue believe this year something like a 7 percent reduction in global financial secrecy as we count collated but what's needed now is for some

when he was in the ford white house he supported one of ford's ventures which was the panama canal treaty in the next year as he's running for congress so he doesn't treat what he is doing in the white house as white house chief of staff as his own teeth - - d believes. and actually, when this carries forward in the george h.w. bush administration was secretary of defense to work well with bush senior and scroll croft - - brent scroll croft and his more conservative on the issue. maybe some of you have heard of ukraine cheney was the precise opposite so do we push for the breakup of the soviet union or do we do we hold closely to gorbachev to the soviet republic and the bush white house to stick with gorbachev and cheney was at the pentagon and the words of one of his aides the breakup of the soviet union and he was much more's anti- soviet in the bush white house. so cheney has a view of himself and then he has to hot sign on to the policy of the guy he's working for and then what happened in the george w. bush administration is cheney has now risen to a level he is not the hired gun any

well you know i well actually when i interviewed them i had my panama hat that you know i have. i would love to see it fall down. meaning it's yours. it is too big crater face i didn't tell our viewers before you carry on or do i didn't tell our viewers i should tell you i interviewed him personally you got to talk to him face to face tell us more about that interaction what it was like that he had that is that you know he was really relaxed. since of your mother works in georgetown i said to him who is big headed to a man to fit him he said that's a very vivid it would bum have you actually considered to. have cafes and bars of the 2nd career as well as well least one to mr president that is copyrighted you can't use it so anyway so he can't actually there's orks and the bit that he was quite relaxed about and that was an easy eve visit to london in 1988 he played a role with your sin of jordan and the british informed us in yasser arafat then that either of the p.l.o. or to drug violence that we could go on a stick of and that was quite a polluted sue the aust little. agreemen

panama westminster. and we are joined. former special adviser to sajid javid.lj still he used to be a thing westminster.” still think he might be a thing. a very interesting few months i've had. it is the thing that all political journalists and had. it is the thing that all politicaljournalists and obsessions live for, a reshuffle. and then they will be thinking briefly in the first few weeks of 2020 that news was a very 2019 thing. and that these were the calm waters of a majority government and everything is predictable and nothing much happens. and then this. news happens. and then this. news happens. this is how would looked and sounded when the big bit of news about sajid javid resigning as chancellor was broken in her ear on her phone. takes me a quote. you turned it down because of pm said you wanted him to stay, but he had to replace his whole team of advisers? ok, thanks, bye. sojust explained us... so just explained us... thankfully it's not the first time i showed up on tv looking like a proper muppet. so it was the day of the reshuffling, they even

. >> panama? >> dominican republic and -- >> argentina. >> no, no. >>. [ inaudible ] >> trinidad was absent. >> train and tone to be was absent. we have to -- since you wanted krart. i'm those countries that have decided to abstrain this time have issues with the legal application of the measures inside the national legal systems. >> oh, interesting. >> so they were very careful. panama even added a footnote to the resolution to explain why they have decided to abstain. nevertheless, they continue to be siding with us in terms of using to the treaty to apply pressure on venezuela, but they have problems of how this would impact the legal systems. and you can imagine why. >> interesting. that's a good clarification. especially on sanctions, too. i'm aware of many countries in the region has different legal barriers when it comes to applying sanctions on venezuela. so it's good to be mindful of that. okay. thank you all. i just need your name, affiliation and, remember, the question always ends with

nd panama canal. oe: the c.e.o. of the jamaican stock exchange to improve corporate governance.nd of evidence that that is happening? >> they have a mentorship program for the junior market and nasdaq platform is now running the stock exchange and brought people on there to help with corporate governance. we are using harvard case studies for the governance. joe: david, very interesting. this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: regulating canada. a much coveted approval to begin operations in new jersey. there is the company's chief strategy officer. thanks for being here. you are growing in new jersey right now. >> we are. we got our license a couple of a few weeks ago and new jersey is my home state. joe: what is the status of new jersey's patients? you are growing and still no recreation? >> it's a medical program and ery healthy medical program. on the ballot initiative 2020 election that would allow for new jersey residents to vote yes for recreational cannabis. there was a study that came out that pulls 6 % in favor. it will be binding. romaine: what about the potential demand. we saw le