the rangel program offers a lot more than entry to the foreign service. that's kind of the -- the icing on the cake. but what you get from the rangel program is a network of mentors who really, really care about you and care about the work that you're going to do and care your success. i've already taken the test and passed. >> all the buzz words about diplomacy how do they compare to traditional diplomacy? >> bonnie: leaders in the foreign service and officers who have been through the scholarship programs meet with the fellows. >> i'm dealing with a senior point are the ever counterpart to didn't is respect women. every time he spoke he would turn on to my male colleagues and i would turn him back. if you want to talk to the u.f.c. government you have to talk to me. >> and there is mock crisis role-playing exercises. >> the firste what does this earthquake mean to the u.s. business that we work with. >> we're going to need help. we're going to need medic. >> the. >> we need to know what resources we need for our section. >> we're going to monitor what's

rangel. >> thank you. one of the difficulties in getting old, especially when you are 84 is how does it can celebrate his 50th anniversary? in the congress? another awkward thing is when you are working side by side with someone that you don't really appreciate the courage the work, and the contribution they are making because you see them as part of a bigger force. i never had this difficulty with john conyers because while we were looking at adam clayton powell, looking at the civil rights legislation while we were looking at many sellers i was looking at john conyers. throughout all of this, the person has survived and excelled in the congress, i have never seen john conyers thrgrab a mic. for those of us in this business, that is hard to understand. he has never been addicted to press conferences. he has never and able to say -- he has never been able to say, why not me and i did the work for that. as we see the legislation passed, including a bill passed when i was chairman of the ways and means long

rangel you represented the first district. we make -- it looks to be an opening for everybody's good. >> what are you talking about, the cuban -- >> the cuban opening. >> oh, listen the whole thing was about electoral college votes in florida, and sensitive to the people who had big problems with a dictatorship in a communist country. i think we should be sensitive to that but what's far most important is what's the best for the economic and national security of the united states? >> it's mexico central america, south america, the hem i sphere. so yes, we wish the chinese were democracying, but we have to move forward. and thanks go -- republicans who knew the embargo was wrong as well as democrats. >> one thing i know about you, sir is you fought in korea, you risked your life thank got you got back. i think el know all about that. but the question is is this basically the worst thing that could happen to cube ale if you're a communist, if we do get in there with trade and the word gets around that we have new cars now and th

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. >> rangel aznar. harris comenzÓ a cortarle el cuello. a la venta de droga en ese municipio. >> 10 personas y biomedicina esta medida al estrellarse un aviÓn militar y grecia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>buenas tardes, me da mucho o poco saludables. b aÑos un mundo los deportes. el anuncio el 10 de mayo, en el estado de los san josÉ la sesiÓn femenina estados unidos estÁ enfrentando a su similar de irlanda. hoy tambiÉn regresamos vuestra prÁctica del equipo de los kuisert. pecadores en 2015 con muchos deseos de Éxito. >> estamos, primero, lo primero, primero hacer una buena temporada con Éxito. despuÉs, dios dirÁ, creo quesÍ importantes en la selecciÓn, tambiÉn. en el pesaje para la copa de oro. y bueno, estamos conscientes de que deben un buen aÑo. lo conminamos de la mejor manera posible. >> mafia de las vacaciones estomacales largas, estÁ juzgado, le sentÓ muy bien, te trabajÉ bastante. y bueno, una zancadilla me pone contento, porque es volver a ponernos bien fÍsicamente. hacer una buena base para lo que viene grande. >> en el fÚtbol mexicano, las

and charlie rangel and i went to south carolina.ut the closest i ever came to say anything negative about obama is that you campaign in poetry but you govern in prose. i have never seen anyone who can use a teleprompter in superior fashion to him. the media helps him a lot because they don't have the panels in. they just see his face most of the time. he's a very articulate guy. >> same question to you, steve. the governor -- the current governor is a bit more conservative than his father. do you think he is trying to fulfill some unrealized ambition? >> it's clear that andrew cuomo is not torn when it comes to the idea of running for president. people have been clear about it it is something he is interested in. he is blocked out from doing it by hillary clinton. but the interesting thing to keep in mind mario cuomo was his father but he worked with bill clinton and there is more bill clinton in his politics. >> thank you david dinkis. great to see you. >> you can catch up with steve karnaky weekends at 8:00 a.m. on msnbc. >>> the

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charlie rangel was in cuba when the relations were was first announced. you came on last right after alan gross's release and told me you've never been prouder to be an american. how would you explain the president's plan to normalize relations? loss family members to the castro regime? >> it's always -- under a communist regime and the question is how do we ease that pain what can we do? but the most important thing is this -- we're not going to overthrow the communist government in cuba would involve -- in order for the world to get along easier. we have to have trade. to do this we have to insist that the cuban. >> plenty who oppose this plan to normalize relations -- >> cuba improve human rights agenda. >> well there's been plenty of dissent on the hill to that opinion, one of the lawmakers who opposes this plan ross layton has a guest, a woman who lost her father to the castro regime and she talked about that earlier today to my colleague. listen to this. >> we should listen to the dissidents who say this is not the way to go about getting freedom an

remembering mario cuomo, we will talk with congressman charlie rangel about the former new york governor who away yesterday at the age of 82. ♪ >> you're watching "in the loop." 2015 could be a big year for mcdonald's as ceo don thompson tries to turn around declining sales in the companies fake food image. there was a quiet opening of it store in australia. the restaurant chain is going to be doing a lot of experimenting. the corner is part of mcdonald's customer learning lab. 10 of them are planned to open this year. we have the professor of marketing at the university of pennsylvania and joins us now with more. i don't know if you heard about this so-called restaurant called the corner but nary a big mac can be found at a restaurant like this. it's about healthy food and as guest spot show and organic products. -- it has gazpacho. mcdonald's is been trying to get healthier for years, right? >> they have an good morning. >> good morning. what do you think of a customer learning lab like this? >> i think it's a great idea. with what we see happening online with these companies selling t

rangel has been an important leader in this issue as has mr. meeks and others. i had written the president and talked to valerie jared about the three c's i thought he could engage in with executive authority. one of which is cuba. and i commend him for taking this leadership role. the second of which was communetations, which he's not done nearly enough, to commute unjustice sentences here in this country. and the third is cannabis which should be rescheduled to a schedule three drug so we can do research on medical marijuana and charlotte's web, that can help children with epilepsy who otherwise are either dying or not being treated. but i commend the president for his actions toward cuba. this is a policy that many have mentioned has been a failed policy for over 50 years. we do have engagements and diplomatic relations with china where the mooists are getting more and more power. with vietnam and with russia. why should we not have relations with cuba? there was no reason. the only reason was florida and electoral votes. so i commend the president for rising

rangel. rangel. salmon, banger. -- boehner. tonko of new york. tonko of new york. velazquez. velazquez. maxine waters. maxine waters. welch of vermont. welch of vermont. young of alaska. young of alaska. the clerk of the house: is there any representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll that may comele to well and vote at this time. -- come to the well and vote at this time. the clerk of the house: the tellers agree in their tally that the total number of votes cast is 408 of which the honorable john a. boehner of the state of ohio has received 216 votes. the honorable nancy pelosi of the state of california has received 164. and the honorable daniel webster of the state of florida has received 12. the honorable louie gohmert of the state of texas has received three. the honorable ted s. yoho of the state of florida has received two. the honorable jim jordan of the state of ohio has received two. the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable peter a. defazio of the state of oregon has received one. the honorable jeff duncan

somos la familia rangel garcÍa y esperamos que este 2015 se la ¿quépor sólo 1 dólar?a juzgar por las imÁgenes,pareciera que el terremoto devastÓ el interior de Ésta tienen florida, pero el responsable de estos destrozos es un niÑo de apenas 10 aÑos de edad. nadie sabe de dÓnde salió o cÓmo llegó a este sitio solo, pero su furia es incontrolable, llegando al punto de amenazar a un cliente. pero un empleado intervino y lo retirÓ del lugar. y en boston, activistas protagonizaron una marcha de protesta para manifestarse en contra de la brutalidad policial por la muerte de michael brown y eric garner. los organizadores dijeron que fue un recordatorio sobre el racismo y la matanza de jÓvenes de minorÍas desarmados. y un ladrÓn se las dio de astuto pero cayÓ en su propia trampa, porque dejÓ rastros de un papel higiÉnico. llego a una pizzerÍa y entregÓ un par de notas de papel de aÑo donde decÍa que le entregaran 300 $ porque estaba armado. el empleado pudo accionar la alarma y la policÍa llegÓ en minutos, pero el sospechoso dijo que se sentÍa aliviado porque le habÍa salvado

somos la familia rangel garcÍa y esperamos que este 2015 se la pase muy bien. >> un saludo a la familia015? vamos a comenzar con una de las mÁs bonitas, rÍo de janeiro, brasil, donde millones de personas se reunieron en las playas de copacabana para ver los fuegos artificiales. en brasil se acostumbra a vestir de blanco y se lanzan a la playa como un sÍmbolo de purificaciÓn. >> preciosa, mira ese mar de gente. mÁs de 2 millones de personas. y en francia, miles de personas recibieron el 2015 en los campos elÍseos con tremendo juego de luces y de fuegos artificiales. mira quÉ espectÁculo! >> ¿quÉ tal si nos vamos a dubai? se rompiÓ el rÉcord mundial guinness en la pantalla de luces mÁs grande del mundo, construida con 70.000 luces led que se iluminaron con una combinaciÓn de fuegos espectaculares. >> tenÍa que ser en dubai. >> es uno de los lugares mÁs impresionantes del mundo. >> me tranquiliza que son de bajo consumo. >> estÁn en la Última con la tecnologÍa. quÉ belleza! >> lo voy a visualizar, karla. >> me veo haciendo teatro en dubai este aÑo. >> ¿por quÉ no? de ahÍ vamos hasta inglat

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we like rangel. riis toe dr. bristol. call in tomorrow -- maybe not tomorrow. call in friday. you are good. let's go to ted in arizona. >> caller: hey, jim. teddy in scottsdale, arizona. i'm 80 years old and depend on the dividends but the stock has gone down 20% in the past 90 days. i wonder what your feelings are of the future it's an oil stock, of course. >> i think it's fine. there was an upgrade today. energy partners lp -- they abandoned that stock too soon. that is doing well. that is 6% yield. i think i prefer that. you know what we're going to do? we're going to go to sue in virginia. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: here it is, phillip morris in 2008. >> i'm worried that this is the pmi guys not the m.o. i'm not as enamored of the stock as i once was. i'm not a fan favorite of p.l. phillip morris. okay. the equation's now changed after today. today's rally was triggered by netflix. isn't it great to know that if everything goes right with the stock you like you can still make a fortune in one day? on "mad money" tonig

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there's practically nothing any of us can do about property violations, in china, people steal and rangel credibility. various stores sell you sunbucks coffee. kids laundry soap, unbelievable, this is not butter. arm and hatchet baking soda. and if you're hungry for fast food, you can get king burger or this take off kentucky fried chicken. instead of the colonel, president obama fries the bird. and after you've done all that eating, brush your teeth with crust toothpaste. that's what happens in china. in america, thomas jefferson once opposed copyright laws ideas are like candlelight, he wrote. he who receives an idea from me receives instruction himself without lessening mine. he receives light without darkening me. it's a good point. jefferson later backed off that a bit, he said he just opposed the english standard which is ownership forever and did support limited ownership, maybe 14 years. i don't know where the line should be, but when ideas are free creativity blossoms. i like how journalist matt ridley put it ideas have sex with each other and give birth to new often better ideas

super= felipa rangel/ participa en la procesion inq=..no me queda más que encomendarlo a ella mientrasta procesión es considerada las más grande que se realiza a pie en méxico, este ano los participantes calculan que serán más de 2 mil personas las que caminen juntas hacia jalisco.. seran dias y noches dificiles para todos ellos.pero vale la pena dicen los llamados " san juaneros"..quienes en cada paso y obstaculo llevan en su pensamiento a la virgen del templo de san juan de los lagos por quien hacen con gusto este esfuerzo.. en mexico, jazive peerez telemundo. cesar ---el papa francisco invit a las catolicos a dejar un poco los telfonos inteligentes y las redes sociales para poder entablar una buena conversacin de frente con la familia y los amigos. take vo ---el papa dijo que los medios de comunicacin pueden facilitar o complicar la comunicacin de las familias... ---si estn separados por grandes distancias, son una gran herramienta para mantener la unin, pero en otras circunstancias solo produce que los miembros se ignoren entre s. take 3 shot angle cam cue ---ahora pasamos con gabr

. >> how would a politician and specifically how did lincoln rangel the newspaper to make sure that he was controlling his message? because newspapers have a tendency to get a little independent. >> well, politicians -- again it was a sim sim by another -- they were allies but government printing contract, if your party has a legislative majority you got the government printing contract. very luke contractive. the difference between success or failure in the case of many weekly newspapers like the journal that then became twice weekly and eventually daily. better than that when you got into positions of power you could appoint the editor to some official position that would provide them additional income. so steven a. dug loss has his own official organ in springfield, the illinois state register. its editor becomes a clerk on the state assembly which is largely democratic and douglas offers him johns when buie -- buchanan is elected president and they keep the patronage going bang and forth. when lincoln was elected in 1960 an astonishing number of politics got jobs as post masters --

meantime, as the city prepares to bury police officer wenjian liu, new york congressman charlie rangelntradict himself when he was asked about the protests. >> no matter what's going on, it's important that the new york city police department has by new yorkers, it actually goes unchallenged. >> the fact that we have so many people, so much diversity so much social problems like any major city there has been a problem with police forces and african-american communities. >> so is he right? joining us now dr. jeannie zano and from washington d.c. mercedes schlatt. i'm going to start with you right here. respect. it's all about respect. the nypd feels that they've been disrespected by the city's mayor, bill dee blasio. can he earn their respect back? >> yes, he can. mayor de blasio has made some missteps. i'll be the first to say that. i'll b to blame what is going on here on mayor de blasio is utterly wrong. former former mayor giuliani -- >> you don't want to blame mayor deblas de blasio, who do you want to blame? >> you >> you should blame the terrible person who committed those murder

peter king, the republican from new york coming out, and some other well known republicans, charlie rangel and congressman joe crowley who was on the show earlier today whose father and grandfather who were both new york city police officers and so we are watching the dignitaries come out, and that probably means not too far behind will be the casket of the slain officer, and while we are watching that i want to turn back to tom fuentes. and you heard sara talking about despite the commissioner bill bratton asking the rank and file not the turn their backs, some did. she reported very important to note that it was not the number that it was at rafael ramos' funeral, but it happen ded nonetheless from a treatise from their leader because it detracts from the respects of their fallen comrade. and tom, what do you make of that as a former officer? >> i think they should not have done it in my opinion, it is not the time or place as mentioned by commissioner bratton. and i thought that commissioner bratton's request to not do it and he said that he would not discipline any officers and no repe

rangel: mr.man i was in havana, cuba, when the president of the united states declared that he was going to relax the restrictions that we have and the embargo in cuba. and i tell you that the people in havana rejoiced. they said there were two basic things they liked about america in the streets of havana. one was american movies. and the second was everything else. when i got to come back home through miami, at the airport people were -- with cuban backgrounds, americans, were so excited about the opportunity for america to rejoin the family of nations to recognize the contributions that cuba can make. we thought that today we would be hearing a rejoicing that those people who should never have been in jail in cuba were released. obviously there are some people who have a different opinion. so i'm here today to say that, with all due respect to those americans and those cubans that suffered under the dictatorship in cuba, that we feel their pain but now american policy should override the pain

rangel please go ahead. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and let me thank the panel. you have been around so long that i consider you an institution of the congress. having said that as what we can accomplish in the next two years the president has two years left and we have a new chairman of this committee. and we have a lot of things that we have a priority on infrastructure, education, disparity of incomes but one opportunity that i would just confine my in worries with today in regards to trade we have a new chairman and i look forward to working with the chairman and certainly the ranking member as well has dedicated so much to improving trade and creating jobs and a lot of things that you talked about, i would hope that even after this hearing, that we can get together to see what part in your professional opinion we all agree upon so that we can just keep out the rhetoric and start concentrating on those things that we can cooperate because the trans-atlantic opportunity should not just fail because we are not talking to each other. there's a lot of thought tha

joining us now, charlie rangel. good new year to you.he grand jury after effects, and we were reporting on still more protesters saying we have not forgotten. when you see development of two nypd officers who lost their lives, how do you put it all together. where are protests going in 2015? >> well first of all, no matter what's going on the love affection and support that the new york city police department has by new yorkers, it actually goes unchallenged. this relationship that new yorkers have historically that when things get rough and we go through hell we come together and we are so proud of each other, whether it is a ride whether it is a blackout, whether 911, it goes unchallenged. the fact that we have so many people so much diversity, so much social problems like any major city there has been a problem with police forces and african-american communities. now, it just seems to me that when two people get murder assassinated that burial should be separate and apart from our family. i hate making it so simple. but what i do is t

now you said something that rangels my concern about democracy. only gets a third turn because of money. that if you're a young state senator senator, you better. make it on that first one, not that he didn't raise tons of money, but that part of what allows a second turn, a third turn, a fourth turn is the money. >> that's what's so dysfunctional about the political process. it used to be back in the '60s you'd go around and meet with the party chairman and that was the invisible primary. now it's you're going to wall street board rooms and want to get enough superpac people to propel you forward. they lasted for so long in 2012 because they had superpac money behind them. now we're in. an arm's race in terms of money. there's so many candidates. the problem is they are campaigning by trying to woo wealthy donors. they are not trying to appeal to voters. >> it doesn't mean we have more democracy. but we have dibs and donors. it's not going to be a billion-dollar race. we have a society where certain people have to -- they get to have a turn for t

rangel, please go ahead. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and let me thank the panel. you have been around so long that i consider you an institution of the congress. having said that as what we can accomplish in the next two years, the president has two years left and we have a new chairman of this committee. and we have a lot of things that we have a priority on infrastructure, education, disparity of incomes, but one opportunity that i would just confine my in worries with today in regards to trade, we have a new chairman and i look forward to working with the chairman and certainly the ranking member as well has dedicated so much to improving trade and creating jobs and a lot of things that you talked about, i would hope that even after this hearing, that we can get together to see what part in your professional opinion we all agree upon so that we can just keep out the rhetoric and start concentrating on those things that we can cooperate because the trans-atlantic opportunity should not just fail because we are not talking to each other. there's a lot of thought