afuera de los portones continuaban cerrados hasta que un interdicto propiciÓ la pretura el filo de laer el contrabando en los dos paÍses. el gobierno se ha quejado por esta decisiÓn unilateral que aqueja al comercio la frontera. la medida fue anunciado el sÁbado por el gobierno de selenio a partir de la amplia frontera existe una actividad de contrabando de bienes esenciales, ganado, productos de consumo en su mayorÍa pasan de venezuela colombia. >> agradecemos la colaboraciÓn del gobierno de la repÚblica de colombia en esta lucha frontal, en este choque contra el contrabando, resultado de la medida que tomÓ del presidente maduro de cierre durante la noche de los puentes limÍtrofes con colombia y conocer frontera del paÍs, hasta el momento ha tenido ordinarios resultados. >> no creemos que esa sea una medida que ayude la integraciÓn, y que ayude a que el pliego natural que en la frontera entre colombia y venezuela... puesto aporte ni ayude para avanzar en la relaciÓn en los dos paÍses. >> todo en deportes a continuaciÓn. >> esta noche tuvimos algunas subastas principalmente la zona no

she says it is in porton to offer help in these difficult times -- it is important to offer help in theseficult times. people that come here have nothing. no insurance. nothing. state health insurance, but often do not have the time -- the money to buy medicine. the doctors are also volunteers who work at the clinic in time off from their regular jobs. many patientss us seek treatment very late, when their diseases are far advanced. others have been prescribed drugs but never took them because of the lack of money. the consequences are devastating. greeksrally speaking, have because of their mediterranean diet, for many reasons, this is not the problem. they have a good life expectancy, sometimes over 78 years. , the lifeive years expectancy has gone down considerably, and apart from there is also suicides. >> should not be just for the rich. -- healthcarebe should not just be for the rich. >> it is not just for the wealthy. clinics and farm -- this is from the demonstration. after the demonstration, we decided to put it to work. >> and he has another message that he wants to share. ,> we

maestros forzaron su entrada a la sede del sindicato de educadores en oaxaca, mÉxico y arrancaron el portÓnsindicatos. >> hay una nueva manera mÁs preciosa para asegurarse que un vehÍculo llamado a la revisiÓn por el fabricante ha sido reparado en la pÁgina de internet en la administraciÓn de las carreteras se pueden entrar el nÚmero de denticiÓn o nÚmero del auto. la serie 17 dÍgitos que estÁ en el taller del lado del conductor se podrÍa ver si fue llamado a revisiÓn si se completÓ alguna revision necesitada. >> el nÚmero de adolescentes de todos los grupos Étnicos de los estados unidos ha bajado 57% en las ultimas 2 dÉcadas, sin embargo, las jÓvenes hispanas son las que mÁs dan a luz, las cifras mÁs recientes divulgadas muestran que 46 de cada 1.000s latinas son madres, ocurren en el sur y el suroeste del paÍs. >> un experimento sobre los efectos del sol en la piel le ha abierto los ojos a muchos sobre la mago magnitud de los daÑos desde manchas hasta cÁncer. >> despuÉs de ver el reporte, muchos no quieren salir de sus casas sin bloqueador solar verÁn por quÉ. >> asÍ luce la piel a simple

. >> los portones estaban abiertos, mi tÍo dejo el carro y el celular.llevÓ. >> aquÍ no se puede descartar nada, pero por la informaciÓn que tenemos ya padecÍa de alguna enfermedad, tampoco tenemos ninguna otra persona que diga que alguien se lo haya llevado, inclusive, la informaciÓn que tenemos es que venÍa por aquí solo. >> y asÍ tambiÉn lo creen los vecinos del lugar que tuvieron contacto, al menos visual con don ermelindo. >> iba sonÁmbulo, yo iba a ver si lo veÍa, y no lo vi, no lo vimos bajar. >> pasaba frecuente por aquÍ? >> no, primera vez, yo me quedÉ sorprendida, porque caminaba con los ojos cerrados, pero asÍ bien lento. >> por eso es que Él me dice sonÁmbulo. >> una de las consideraciones de homicidios y los rescatistas es que si a don hermelindo, le sucediÓ algo allÁ arriba, haya sido arrastrado rÍo abajo, porque el cauce subiÓ considerablemente. han descartando lugares para concentrarse en otros, y encontrar lo que ellos creen ya, a estas alturas, despuÉs de mÁs de 20 dÍas, sea el cadÁver de don hermelindo gonzÁlez. >> en colmboia en un ho

struggle to meet the quota it's not only violent offenders that end up in the net as artie's merino porton i reports. the country that once opened its doors to immigrants. is becoming better known as the land that jails them the congress for the past several years has set a mandatory requirement on the federal government to maintaining thirty four thousand detention beds for immigration detention purposes it's otherwise known as detention bed quota exclusive to america's immigration and customs enforcement agency. with a minimum of thirty four thousand beds the quota serves as incentive to keep the jails filled at full occupancy yes is about money. nasri was stuck him served three hundred and thirteen days in an immigrant detention facility unable to post bail or receive a bond hearing. and see. how it affected the guys in there a lot of them are you know i just had expired or something they are not criminals not immigrated to the country legally at thirteen and his wife is a u.s. citizen he was arrested at his home in two thousand and eleven in connection with a four year old guilty plea

rubber bullets i prayed over michael brown's killing has echoed all across the country as marina porton i reports. unrest driven by anger over michael brown's death carried on for a second week demonstrators on the streets of ferguson once again met with tear gas rubber bullets and flash grenades freedom of the press was also under threat as our own correspondent was engulfed in a cloud of tear gas so right now you can see behind me look they're firing this is either tear gas all are small cannons that have also been used throughout these nights oh our wait let's go let's go. guys here gets right to the states if i could say oh my god i did other reporters faced death threats from police. oh yes i have i have here. in the seat louis city the first amendment was confined to a media pan and at least six journalist were arrested for attempting to do their job health insurance what's the reason for ordering the press out what's the real motoring are about throwing a great look at your breast and i did not take out i actually take your bar where are all the ribs on the back of the troika the

because simply defending the status quo may mean working for survival instead of security marina porton r.t. . centers around poll a likely future republican presidential candidates address the american dream gathering and he said that the search for happiness is by the u.s. government snooping on its citizens. frankly when you're looking at yourself listening to download from the. internet it's none of the government's damn business what you're doing. and last you are secure in your house unless you're secure in your papers you can't have your freedom and the government says oh it's only boring old business records to pair us think about your visa bill though they say it's not protected by the fourth amendment they say they can look at everyone's visa records everyone's data if i look at your visa record i can tell do you drink do you smoke what medicines you today what doctors do you go to this is all very private information and i have no problem if the government thinks you're a terrorist and they call a judge and they get probable cause they can look at all of that but i don't want

planned to take place with tempers still high it's not clear how quiet or violent things may get marina porton i am artsy for. thousands of people have come out to protest against police brutality in new york the demonstrators demand justice for an us monic man who died when officers wrestled him to the ground and held him in a stranglehold the protesters also express their solidarity with activists in ferguson where heavily armed police units are still stationed protestors there are being met by officers in combat it on armored vehicles tear gas has become a weapon of choice and responding to public anger the security forces also didn't hesitate to use rubber bullets and even wooden pellets causing serious injuries and two were activists on a rock event for an michael prysner believes that police exercise a shoot to kill policy because they know they can get away with it. the reason that they can do this is because they know there's absolutely zero accountability police have a free pass to do whatever they want and you know that they're going to get away with it and know that they're never go

porton? more the revenue side of the labor relations?abor relations is porton, then rob manfred is the man for the job. >> they are hard to separate, aren't they? i think what really this election is about is whether the owners are going to try to be tougher on the union. werner is trying to suggest baseball should be that way. turning hard on the union has always been a mistake. the union is too powerful. every time in the past baseball has wrestled with the union, it has lost. i think that is a very important lesson for today's vote. >> if you had a vote to cast, who would you vote for? >> i think i would vote for rob manfred. i would vote for the expertise bud's union side and for program. i think it would be a mistake to have bud selig and rob manfred go out the door and try to replace them. >> thank you very much for joining us here. the former commissioner of major league baseball, fay vincent. we may find out as soon as today who the successor is a bud selig. coming up, bloomberg takes the highways to the danger zone. adam johnson

libraries have been in porton in your research. to add any any words words to telling how important this has been to your process? ? >> just in case texas legislators are watching c-span at 7:00 a.m. reinvent the to wheel. libraries have been very important to me. that's where the books are. spent the first 11 years of my bike in a tiny town in oklahoma that had no library. at the school there was one shelf that had some books on it. you couldn't take him home. you run through them pretty quick. when my family moved to a town in montana, they have more than one library. they hadt summer sidewalks also. we like to rollerskate. the first summer moving from oklahoma to montana is what it sounds like. it was a college town. to us it was basically like we have moved to paris. wet first magical summer would go to the library every day. we thought we had reached so little relation -- reach civilization. when i was in high school i would skip school a lot. skip the "that doesn't classes.d" i was gets will go to the library. it is not just

specifically can you have yeah after hearing news the burger king will merge with canadian based him porton to dodge higher taxes u.s. senator schumer rod brown is calling for a boycott boycott of the fast food giant so how exactly would burger king's home address to canada benefit their business model cancer and what's going to happen i think would a lot of this is about is not lowering income taxes. when people talk about these inversions but rather it's about being able to repatriate cash back home that they can't repatriate because some companies are doing because of political pressure etc but a lot of these other countries a companies are saying to themselves look you know we have all this money that we're earning over seas we want to be able to use it for capital expenditure or dividend distribution whatever it may be and if we bring it back home we'll be taxed at the marginal rate and we can do that and therefore we're going to reincorporate somewhere else and then we can actually use that money for other purposes you know that's very interesting because senator brown argues that mov

we have also looked at the regulations that implement because the regulations are critically in porton in making sure the programs successful. a couple of other ones i want to mention that are in the works that relate to doca individuals as well as other immigrants, the affordable care act has launched , and undocumented individuals are not eligible to participate. we are currently exploring the possibility of creating a separate exchange for anyone not eligible to participate in the traditional exchange. i know california has taken steps as well but this is something very important to the governor and will have a positive impact in a lot of communities. the other item i wanted to mention is the welcoming centers. illinois has several welcoming centers taste in mainly immigrant communities whereby several state agencies have staff members and provide services. walksample, if the family and there is a comprehensive asessment done so there is program for food stamp, evaluated for childcare or job training. it is a way where we get all of our agencies, expanding this so we can provide man

it's an porton to preside -- it's important to provide the data so under stand -- so people understand changes in our population. in terms of policy implications, if richard could elaborate -- race isooking at important because we see important differences in terms of economic outcomes for example and we see differences in terms of health status and differences in terms of long-term care needs. if we think that certain groups are going to have different levels of needs than other groups, i think it's important we see how the composition of the population is changing. it's not just the fact that the population is growing but it's how is it is changing. aree characteristics important for policymakers to understand so they can make the best possible decisions. host: i'm looking at it chart showing the population of those ages 65 and over ending in 2050 and it shows the share -- the percentage of the total population. what is this chart showing us? guest: it is summing up what our recent report had been saying in terms of the aging population. what you see is the bars showing the size of t