once i had finished the course, i had gotten an internship at a studio in trinidad and tobago. really excited about it. we were preparing all the songs for carnival season. it almost didn't seem like work. it was more fun. i was getting into the belief system of rastafarianism. the basis of dreadlocks, it's like a natural connection. they're considered like antennas. you get your spiritual energy through them. we used to go down to shoot some pool. me special some of the artists i was working with, we ended up talking with this girl, nakisha. she was very easy on the eyes. she had very appealing contributes. we ended up falling in love with each other. at this point, i don't think my life could have gotten much better. made me feel really like this is where i kind of needed to be. this is home. ♪ the carnival in trinidad, i never thought it was going to be as crazy as it was. just insane. it's just getting rid of all those inhibitions. freeing yourself of everything. so after carnival was done, my money supply was just about gone. because i knew it was time to head back statesi

come out and represent trinidad. >> today i am dancing to the music that originates from trinidad and you will see a lot . it will be a lot of energy. i believe carnivale brings all cultures together . from my perspective as quaint and look at it as positive role model of the community and i am so happy and honored to be a part of it. as quaint plan to fulfill this with my king. >> i am from peru. i've been in the bay area for 20 years. i started as a ballet dancer my journey has involved many different types of dancing through my curiosity and desire to learn more. >> tell me about that desperate >> mr. with sultry moves like a tango and we go right into cuba with the mambo and cha-cha-cha. i do not know i wanted to be king. it just happened. it was suggestion of my teacher who mentored me into competing. my message is representing my community. it's one of the best things that have happened. want to bring joy to people and celebrate cultural diversity and dance into what i am all about. >> that will do it for us here today. all of this information will be on ktvu.com. our special th

trinidad and to beg or under british rule. have these two independent states, that is to say haiti, revolutionary haiti and the dominican government which has been able to oust the spanish after they've been invited back by the dominican republic. so the idea in washington under ulysses s grant was tonight's the island or at least the dominican republic and ultimately haiti itself, then deport the newly freed enslaved population in mass to the island that particular scheme was a barely defeated in the u.s. congress, otherwise a person like myself might not be sitting here speaking english, i might might be sitting in the island of his manual speaking creole, french or spanish. that is where this particular book ends but sadly enough that it's not where the travails of the island and. i'm sure you will recall that approximately 100 years ago there was a u.s. military occupation of both haiti and the dominican republic. we know that the u.s. occupation of haiti did not end until the administration of franklin delano roosevelt, c

>> she was down in trinidad in february. >> of course it's -- yes, it's hers, 100%.: no, we know it's hers. [laughter] >> brody jenner is engaged. harvey: good for him. >> to his longtime girlfriend kaitlynn carter. announcer: so linda thompson comes, he's not getting along too well weapon david fester. he's got bruce, and so now kaitlynn is back in the act. so caitlyn is back in the act. more caitlyn than bruce. >> but the girl's name is with a

most of the caribbean, barbados, trinidad is under british rule. do you have these two independent states. that is to say revolutionary haiti in the dominican government, which has been able to oust the spanish after they had been invited back in 1860 by the dominican government with the able assistance of haiti. so the idea washington under president ulysses s. grant was to annex the island for at least the dominican republic and ultimately haiti is self and then deport the newly freed enslaved population in mass to the island that particular scheme was barely defeated in the u.s. congress. otherwise a person like myself might not be sitting here speaking english, but be sitting and speaking creole and french. that is where this particular book ends, but sadly enough that is not where the travail of the island ads. i'm sure you recall approximately 100 years ago there was a u.s. military occupation of both haiti and the dominican republic. we know that the u.s. occupation of haiti didn't end until the administration of franklin delano roosevelt ci

he was born june 29, 1941 in trinidad, comes to the united states two weeks before his eleventh birthday in 1952, he moved to the mars park section of the bronx, he is -- his family is one of the only black families in that neighborhood. he is a precocious, very intelligent child, always identifying with underdogs, has a wide a ray of friends, interracial friends, accused a as charismatic, becomes one of the only black students to kiss -- to test into to the bronx high school of science which is one of the best public high schools in new york city and he becomes one of the most popular if not the most popular students at bronx and what is extraordinary that stokely carmichael attends bronx science 1956-1960 and it is during some of the key years of the heroic period of the civil rights movement between 1954-1965 and in high school he becomes an organizer. in high school he is going to be mentored by the key social democratic political activist, openly gay, one of the most brilliant minds of the civil rights movement. pcs westin as a teenager and asks who is that speaking of there? some o

. >> she was down in trinidad in february. >> of course it's, okay, yes it's hers a hundred percent. know it's hers. because she is pregnant. >> ale baldwin with his wife after this incident where he went ballistic on a camera guy. >> shut up! >> the best part was the samples guy would not be deterred by alec and the cameraman shouting at each other and went up like "sample?" so good. >> brody jenner is engaged. >> good for him. >> to his long-time girlfriend kaitlyn carter. >> so linda thompson comes who

belcky trinidad. gracias, corazÓn, por permitirnos decirte buenos dÍas todas las maÑanas."hola",quienes me cuentan por quÉ razÓn han captado el interÉs de millones de lectores a nivel mundial. ojo con esto. ♪ ♪ andrea: la revista "hola" se ha destacado por ser la publicaciÓn con mayores ventas en espaÑa, donde cada miÉrcoles sus lectores esperan a que salga la Última ediciÓn para vivir cada pÁgina bien cerca, y ser parte de los encuentros reales y bodas mÁs cotizadas de la historia. >> en "hola" seguimos muchos las sagas familiares, desde grace kelly y el prÍncipe rainiero, luego carolina de mÓnaco y ahora su hija carlota. creo que el lector o el espectador encuentra en "hola" un sitio confortable. vuelve a ver a esas familias que les han acompaÑado en la casa de su madre. queremos que la gente se sienta cÓmoda. andrea: ¿cÓmo se logra crear una interesante revista semanal con lo Último de la actualidad, la cobertura de los eventos sociales mÁs importantes y bodas de las casas reales con los famosos, tendencias de moda y belleza, y visitar en exclusiva las casas de los dise

orlando in trinidad, colorado is a vietnam veteran. good morning.hanks good morning and for accepting my call. i have a million things i want anyway, one of my biggest complaints is the way they created the va medical clinics. there is a standard. if you are an officer, you get super treatment. if you are in the em ranks, they treat you like cattle. i was born in denver, colorado. i -- my parents were born in --orado, but i am a mexican i am from mexican descent. we really get treated terribly. i had to with 1.5 years at an appointment at the colorado va. the way they treat us is miserable. 9.5 months in the jungle in vietnam. i had no free ride. i told them to treat us a little bit better, you know? many vietnam veterans -- are a million things i like to say. thank you very much. host: thank you for the call from california. you talk about the va and problems you see at the va. members of congress certainly focusing on veterans affairs and the va hospital. senator of montana, a in thecan, has a column independent record, talking about his thoughts