he was crucial and allowing for carter getting the panama canal treaty through.hen barry goldwater young republican hawks were stalling that treaty in 1977, humphrey called goldwater and asked him to call off his hawks, and goldwater said only for you, and to get the necessary votes. and he made a literal deathbed wrote a literal deathbed letter to menachem begin in january 1978, just a few days before he died, pleading to heed carter's call for the conference in washington that cane. he supported throughout his time in the senate after 1970 the strategic arms limitation talks, the abm talks, every proposal to limit the vietnam war, and spending. and he also said about that vietnam war, he doesn't think that people will forgive him for having supported that war, and he wrote i am not sure i can forgive myself. and finally he wrote that the collapse of south vietnam in 1975, no outsider force can say the country that lacks the will or political leadership. what we've learned is that there are not american answers for every problem in the world. we make judgments a

rights nowadays even on big bikes are a maximum sixty four we just maybe so they get through the panama canal and stuff like that so you know the bigger you make the fights and the breaks more limited you are where you can go. so you yeah you have to think not just of the water of the hole so things above makes a difference. it's a tight squeeze for the pink gin there's barely seven metres clearance between the top of the mast and the power lines. if the water levels were much higher it would be impossible for the sailing yacht to pass through. the royal things and. the big jet is also so large that the marine pilot asks another passing vessel to move out of the way so he can dock the boat in one swift maneuver. and i'm going to one time. they've made it. after the crew more as the vessel they just have to sit back and wait until the pink gins billionaire owner decides he feels like going for a little cruise on the sailing yacht of the year. what do you think is typically german punctuality fos driving beer drinking a new social media series that so german will show you which stereotypes actu

particular occasion when i was, i think, 12, we were on this ship getting ready to go through the panama canal, and she had a breakdown on the ship. so she was put in the brig, and i was left to wander the ship until we got to fluorfluora few days later, where we had a distant -- florida a few days later, where we had a distant cousin who came and got us. i think i always knew i was a writer on some level, but i kind of stopped when i became a cop. i used to write short stories, and i thought someday i'm going to write a book about all these ad ventures that my mother took me on. when i became a cop, i found i turned off parts of my brain. i found i had to learn to conform, which was not anything i'd really been taught but felt very safe to me. i think i was drawn to police work because after coming from such chaos, it seemed like a very organized, but stable environment. and even though things happening, it felt like putting order on chaos and that felt very safe to me. my girlfriend and i were sitting in ve 150d uvio's bar, and i looked out the window and i saw a police car, and there was a

after the panama canal was built the research around the cape became much less important. basque acorn is still a major destination in many international sailing rick as says it was him and has traveled around the cape three times. actually kind of store when we're sailing around the world we focus on speed and performance not romantic things like the legend of cape horn talks to him but it does have a certain attraction. and in competitive racing there's a definite spirit of adventure of the zillion every time you go to sea it's a leap into the unknown. pass you never know what's going to happen you can't rely on weather forecast so you have to deal with the forces of nature as they can and that. it can get really wild as the weather can change suddenly you see the air masses and contrast in the air temperature are stronger down there than anywhere else do you feel extreme. we're in the middle of a storm the wind speed is forty five knots we're using just the small sails. we're close to cape horn the highlights of this race. will pass by soon welcome to the un talk to gos

really developed its to osha navies, of coast the -- course the panama canal, seeing the u.s. of having more of a traditional type of approach to foreign policy with the interest to create power, he also had the rare honor of essentially choosing his successor, and choosing not to run for reelection when william howard taft was elected, he was a little bit disappointed in taft, and a lot of it had to do with domestic policy, that taft did not carry through his own progress in, on things like antitrust legislation, a little bit in bed with business and so on, so, partly because he was disappointed in his own to some extent anointed successors, decided to jump back into the ring in 1912. and it was quite an interesting campaign, among other things, remembered for his speech in the walkie in october, when he was actually shot, before he was to give an address, and he decided to give the speech anyway. he actually showed the entry wound, and the blood to the public. and, said something to the effect of, it takes more than that to kill a bullmoose. it was kind of the man he was, it

could become a shipping channel between asia and europe it is a much shorter distance than the panama canal so they are cooperating on security issues including russia. one part of this book is a long chapter some are productive. >> and syria remains an open wound i hope we would have two leverage to make it clear to the russians we meant business trying to get a result with this resolution we passed in the united nations for participation by the opposition to bring about a global cease-fire for the country into port one - - to support the resolution after a certain amount of time went by they thought we were playing games that we were not serious about going after extremism. instead of fundamentally being able to make progress. >> so a death spiral for those who live there so what was really a great country so i met with a sod early in his tenure we thought he would be a moderate voice in the country and in the region as he still had his father's cabinet thinking they would retire or die but guess what? that was the wrong assumption so today one of the only cities left what will the collec

added insult to injury when they had a ceremony dedicating the panama canal under wilson's tenure, they don't invite taft and they don't invite roosevelt. let's have a little bipartisanship here. tr, even before world war i kicks off. again, his road back to powers blocked. not only has he lost in 1912, but they elected tween 9 congressman, the house of representatives, senator, a bunch of people in the new york state assembly and they had a lot of name candidates running in 1912. they get wiped out almost to a man in 1914. the party is hanging by a thread. he's just about finished but world war i comes in and when it starts, roosevelt is very wilsonian, we have to be neutral. germany invaded belgium, but big parties or big powers do what they have to do and little powers like belgium get in the way, big powers must survive. then he says we must support the administration. with the sinking of the lusitania, where so many women and children are killed when a british passenger liner is torpedoed off the coast of ireland, american citizens are killed, tr becomes livid, called piracy on the

patriots who secured our independence, built the railroads, built the highways, dug out the great panama canals and put men into space and landed an american astronaut on the face of the moon. and today landed an american rocket on mars. [applause] our ancestors vanquished communism, delivered millions into freedom, and built the single greatest country and the most powerful military in the history of the world. we are americans, and there is no mountain we can't climb, no obstacle we can't reach, and no dream we cannot achieve. generations of brave americans did not shed their blood, sweat, and tears so we could it home -- sit home while others try to erase their legacy and destroy are very proud american heritage. [applause] for the sake of our freedom, and for the sake of our children, we are going to work, we are going to fight, and we are going to win, win, win, win. [crowd chanting "win"] we will not bend. we will not break. we will not yield. we will never give in. we will never give up. we will never back down. we will never surrender. and we will always fight on to victory. [applause]

we can get that container their 11 days earlier than that container going from shanghai to the panama canalhe east coast. leo: what would it -- david: what would happen if there was a trade war with china. none of us hopes for that, but it is a possibility. what would happen over the longer term? in the short term we would have fewer imports from china. in the longer term, would it adjust? mario: that is a good question. i think in the longer time there is the possibility it will adjust. in terms of what happens before that, the concern is you will lose jobs. we talked about the significant impact we have in terms of the job producer, and also with regards -- the unfortunate thing we have now is a great economy, both domestic and the global economy -- we are in very good times. i give you cargo numbers that indicate that. the unfortunate aspect is uncertainty, that is a significant factor that impacts positive economic growth . the concern is not just jobs but our economic growth overall. in the field of economics forecasting who believe that if we move forward with a $200 billion tariff at

panama canal opened in 1914. this is a serious fear that the u.s. has. there is also the concern, the basic concern, the fear is that canada, fully apart from the british empire could become german. this then is a strategic situation the u.s. cannot abide. i don't think there are many americans who worry that the rest of the country would be taken over by the germans. there is a common thread running through american popular culture in 1915 and 1916, that we as americans hadn't done anything to stop it. there are a series of pulp fiction novels that came out on this fear that the germans are going to invade the united states. or, that the united states would become the next china, a wealthy country picked apart by european countries because it could not defend itself. another fear is that germany will will align with mexico. there was a civil war going on in mexico. it was what we would call a failed state with german spies in new york city left new york and went to mexico and set up operation there. the fear is that the europeans will do in mexico what

look at china siblings in the north and south or to the panama canal you look at the piece in the chinese version of hospital ship operating in the hemisphere and clearly there is interest there or investment in the latin america continent and other parts of the world. ma'am. >> megan -- news. in the arctic region i know it's been assumed that the polar security cutter would be the primary us presence in that region but the navy right now has an carrier for the first time in a while i was wondering as you develop the polar security cutter if you're comfortable with the level of command-and-control medication between the coast guard and us navy or if there will be development alongside the ship to collaborate with those in the regions. >> we focus on being interoperable and connected with art navy and defense partners on things we do. clearly, as a 12 billion-dollar organization we have to make choices that are right size to her budget but i believe the national work schedule, polar security cutter will have the ability and interoperability with our 80 or whoever they find themselves in jo

you look at china ship holdings on the north and south parts of the panama canal, i think you look at the peace ark, the chinese version of a hospital ship operating in the hemisphere. clearly there is interest there. whether there is investments in the latin american content, like other parts of the world. -- latin american continent, like other parts of the world. >> megan ecstein, u.s. naval institute news. on the arctic region, i noted it has been sort of assumed that the polar security cutter would be sort of the primary u.s. presence up in that region. the navy right now has an aircraft carrier north of the arctic circle for the first time in a while. and so i was wondering, as you develop the polar security cutter, if you're comfortable with the level of command and control and communication between the coast guard and the u.s. navy, or if there will have to be some sort of development alongside the ship to actually be able to collaborate with the navy up in those regions? >> yes, we focus on being inter operable and optimally connected with our navy and our defense partners on

for instance, john mccain, former senator, born in the panama canal zone, his parents are american ande was born out of the country and he's american because of that. and congress can make those changes. neil: it was meant to address if you were born in alaska before it became a state or hawaii before it was a state. you're an american citizen. >> and congress made the judgment and the president is making an executive order because the congress has not clarified and the supreme court has not made a mandate, without those he's obligated as president to execute the laws to tell those underneath him to execute it correctly. >> all right. professor, thank you. very, very much. >> great to be with you. neil: i want to remind you what's important never ever ever ever to forget here. this country has not shut down its borders. it has not prevented better than a million plus immigrants from legally finding a home and solace in the united states of america. look at those numbers. for those listening, 1.3 million. 1.8 million, 1 million, 1 million. almost a million. through the years republican

name another country, panama suddenly closed the canal. other country closed a major international waterway for territorial gain it would become an international incident. the question is, will this just be a condemnation at the u.n. or will any country, the united states or other countries, namely nato, actually do anything about it? will they just condemn russia for taking this step? or will there actually be any action? if you see so far, the trump administration has not been generally in favor of strong nato action to confront russia. >> we'll continue to cover this when that meeting commences today. richard, thank you so much. >>> up next, in a few hours, president trump is going to head to mississippi to hold not one but two rallies ahead of tomorrow's election. this as hyde-smith is literally running away from her controversial racial comments. >>> first, we are keeping track of gun violence in this country. there have been more than 51,343 incidents. one of those victims is on your screen, 21-year-old emantic bradford jr. shot and

celebraron los 100 aÑos del canal de panamÁ. iba hacer una exposiciÓn y se quedÓ permanente.uzcan en sus escuelas otro dato preocupante mÁs de la mitad de los cons sul tads confesÓ no sentirse interesado o motivado por la polÍtica. pese a las 9 reglas del asilo del presidente donald trump en mÉxico. la caravana migrante se prepara para retomar su camino rumbo al norte. nuestro corresponsal raÚl torres hablÓ con los responsables de este se Éxodo. con las medidas migratorias, raÚl adelante. >>> estamos en el albergue de la ciudad deportiva en la ciudad mexicana. hay 5.000 migrantes estÁ programada la salida hoy. aproximadamente 500 se fueron ya. partieron en metro, y los a compa Ñamos. >>> noa polÍtica de trump. >>> para nada. >>> ¿por quÉ?. >>> el miedo se queda en la casa, cuando salimos de honduras. el Único valor el que nos da arriba que nos la fuerza y fortaleza para seguir adelante. >>> hay muchos migrantes, lo mÁs probable que salgan hasta el dÍa de maÑana. hay una preocupaciÓn por el endurecimiento anunciado por el presidente donald trump. estÁ aquÍ junto a mi. diddy di