♪ ♪ >>> anthony: there's trinidad and tobago. country two very different islands, two very different places. one island is what you expected when you arrived wearing flip-flops and a hawaiian shirt or greased up with cocoa butter. the other ain't about that at all. ♪ ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt thcool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> singer: if i had the choice i would choose to live back when calypso brought the news. if had the choice, i would choose to live right back when calypso brought the news. no more reporters no anchormen, no recorder, no pad and pen. no nosey cameras to point and shoot no redding, talkers of the truth. >> anthony: many visitors come to trinidad for one thing, and one thing only -- carnival, which locals say is the biggest party on earth. the pre-lenten festival of costumes, food, copious drinking, and the kind of dancing y

trinidad solicitÓ ser inhibido del caso. chapo guzmÁn" hacen otro pedido. >> la ex presidenta de argentina se presentÓ este jueves por la maÑana ante los tribunales de buenos aires para declarar en la causa en la que se le investiga por presunto lavado de dinero a travÉs de los hoteles que tienen en argentina. presentÓ un escrito ante el juez para despuÉs retirarse. el escrito fue publicado en las redes sociales, afirmando que los hechos denunciados en la actualidad son los mismos que fueron auditados con anterioridad. el nuevo abogado de "el chapo guzmÁn" pidiÓ una evaluación psicolÓgica para su cliente. asegurÓ que tiene alucinaciones y paranoia, debido al aislamiento extremo. quiere que la psicÓloga tenga contacto directo con "el chapo guzmÁn", sin embargo, el juez se negÓ a esa petición. la asamblea constituyente de venezuela, integrada por oficialistas, aprobÓ la ley contra el odio, un instrumento que darÍa hasta 20 aÑos de cÁrcel y revocaciÓn de partidos polÍticos que promuevan el odio. fue hecha a peticiÓn de nicolÁs

yasleen trinidad, quien est por graduarse de la universidad, sabe que para conseguir un empleo, debeo con lo que comparte en internet. yasleen trinidad- cuida su imagen en redes sociales "lo que más me preocupa cuando busco un trabajo, es y es que cada vez más empleadores están usando las redes para conocer a los solicitantes. para asegurarse que está mostrando su mejor imagen, haga una búsqueda de su nombre en una computadora que no sea la suya y evalúe los resultados, sin importar hace cuánto los haya publicado. yasleen "yo juré que borré todo de mi myspace, que lo eliminé y veo una foto de cuando yo tenía 12 años. para borrar esa foto me tuve que poner en contacto con myspace." reconfigure la privacidad en todas sus cuentas. facebook, por ejemplo, le permite evitar que google y otros buscadores encuentren su perfil activo. pero el asunto va un poco más allá. - consumer reports "asegúrate de que estás cómodo con lo que está visible al público. y como una foto vale más que mil palabras, recuerda hacer una búsqueda de imágenes también." consumer reports también sugiere que sepa qué e

this is a trinidad scorpion, one and a half times hotter than a ghost pepper. >> did she know?didn't she. not hot enough, huh? >> oh. okay, that's hot. >> you messed up big time. >> oh, my god, that's hot. >> just give up. >> no! never give up. not with all the bravado. >> i'll eat all the hot stuff you can give me. >> i don't think i can. >> christie is like, come on, come on. >> he goes back in and takes another bite. >> hotter than i thought. >> dang, dave. >> dave, look at me. >> it's not as bad as i thought. that's really hot. i got to get the hose. >> he runs over to the water hose. >> that's hotter than i thought. >> i couldn't tell. >> it's a trinidad scorpion. >> now she tells him. >> she tells him at the end he takes the wrong one. >> mistake was to swallow it. >> he goes back and gets the hose again. final thought? >> nope. >> shut up, you. >> do another one. >> i think you met your match, dave. >> i need some milk. >>> have a great day, everyone. see you on the next all new "rtm". >>> tonight, matt lauer breaks his silence. the fired nbc host apologizes, admitting t

commissioners, of pakistan, sri lanka, ghana, malaysia, nigeria, cyprus, sierra leone, tanzania, jamaica, trinidad. following them, kenya, malawi, malta, george cross, zambia, singapore, guyana, botswana and lesotho. and now barbados, mauritius, swaziland, tonga, fiji, bangladesh, the bahamas, grenada, papua new guinea and the seychelles. and the final group of high commissioners from the commonwealth of dominique, st lucia, st vincent & the grenadines —— dominica, belize and antigua & barbuda, st christopher & nevis, brunei christopher bide-visfimnfi namibia, christopher &nevis,firgne+ namibia, cameroon, darussalam, namibia, cameroon, mozambique and rwanda. the last two recent members of the commonwealth who were not actually involved in the fighting in the first and second world wars but they are here because they are members of the commonwealth and have an entitlement to lay their wreaths. they are followed by the ambassador of ireland to great britain adrian o'neill. the irish regiments who serve way back, the irish guards established under queen victoria fought in both world wars. the service ch

. >> jim, sarah, i'm in the trinidad section of city and that's west virginia right behind me and just beyond that the campus of gallaudet university. the way police tell it in police report is around:30 saturday morning a woman was caulking up penn street here in northeast washington and a man came up from behind and he pulled her cellphone out of her pocket and then he forced her into this alley right here across the street. and let's show you video that we shot of the alleys a little while ago. according to the police report, had a hand gun, forced the woman to perform a sexual act and then he raped her. and they he robbed her of that phone. and there's no video that we're aware of at this point that shows the suspect although we under the police were in the area looking for video that might help. but at this point nothing has been put out and the description of the attacker is very, very vague and at this point, we did check with gallaudet university to see if perhaps they will put out alert to students here at the campus. and we have not heard back if gallaudet at this point. and

trinidad hubbard went through the left field wall earlier that day during batting practice. he was unhurt. this ball was hit the other way by pederson. the celebration was on. pay me, baby. any inning of game 6. three 3-1 ellie. it gets you. if you talk like this: add worcestershire sauce to my cart. it still gets you. gh: ok adding now. and if you're like: hey google, play my love playlist. (truly madly deeply by savage garden plays) oh really? play my love playlist.(pony - ginuwine plays) oh yeah. it also knows the difference between you and him. it's google home mini, and the rest of the google home family. casual fridays at buckingham palace? alright, off you go. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. a rich amber lager...'s limited edition 1933 repeal reserve. based on a recipe halted by prohibition that we share with you this holiday season. home runs mean more this world series. because t-mobile is turning homeruns into hurricane recovery. for every homerun t-mobile

trinidad hubbard went through the left field wall earlier that day during batting practice. he was unhurt. this ball was hit the other way by pederson. the celebration was on. pay me, baby.y. any inning of game 6. three 3-1 ellie. it gets you. if you talk like this: add worcestershire sauce to my cart. it still gets you. gh: ok adding now. and if you're like: hey google, play my love playlist. (truly madly deeply by savage garden plays) oh really? play my love playlist.(pony - ginuwine plays) oh yeah. it also knows the difference between you and him. it's google home mini, and the rest of the google home family. alright, off you go. casual fridays at buckingham palace? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. introducing budweiser's limited edition 1933 repeal reserve. a rich amber lager... based on a recipe halted by prohibition that we share with you this holiday season. home runs mean more this world <

recent assessment they have done says the only country they regard as being noncompliant at all is trinidadof the others, including some of the countries featuring in the paradise papers, have at least had some progress and are complying in some respects. where they say there has been less progress is in doing this information exchange automatically. an arrangement whereby you wouldn't need to have an initial suspicion before you need to ask someone else. massive progress they say, but a lot of campaigners will say there is still a long way to go. we have a lot of details on the website and some of the estimates on what governments are missing out on in unpaid taxes. as you said, the 0ecd has been pretty much on it, but also individual governments and organisations like the european commission. european commission has taken assertive action against some individuals and countries in relation to some companies, for example, appleby with ireland. but also starbucks, fiat, they found themselves on the wrong end of action. the striking thing about the european commission's action, is not explici

trinidad & tobago has for example increased the legal age of marriage to 18 and the same with malawipolicies, we are seeing progress around the world and in legislation and policies. what do you think of these much is happening around the world? so many are happening as we speak. do you believe there is momentum here, especially given the theme of this year ‘s sexual harassment being such a big issue? obviously, and i think with the need to campaign and also other campaigns and movements and women go into the streets today, so is unity of the women's unit and also around the fight to end violence against women around the world. it also shows the recognition that violent exist and continues and sexual harassment, verbal harassment happens in our everyday lives in the streets, in transport, in our workplaces. and so raising awareness and putting our voices together about it every day and survivors of women who have experienced it and also points the finger to the perpetrators. and those who need to be held accountable, who were those who commit violent acts. it seems extraordinary even

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> anthony: there's trinidad and tobago.a hawaiian shirt or greased up with cocoa butter.

we focused a lot of effort in areas such as mexico, trinidad, middle east and in india where we've had a lot of success over the last couple of years more recently we were very successful with the new contract off the east coast of india. that has been our strategy we'll stick to that plan. >> how do you feel that the spending environment looks right now? he's been bemoening the lack of investment, the investment that needs to be done on maintenance and the longer term stuff, anywhere near where we should be on spending levels >> in our view we have a significant amount of spend to capture where we were before i think if you listen to some of the ceos of someof the major companies, they're talking anywhere between 1 trillion to $2 trillion of underspending cap ex at some point that has to have an impact on our industry. it will be calling front end engineering. that's a good indicator maybe in the next one to two years we'll see an update in capital expenditure. >> what about the attitude of investors. your shares have had a turn around third quarter eps is 33% a share. it was 6 cents

. >> if we can't beat trinidad and tobago, we don't deserve to go. do you have anything? thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> here's what's ahead today on c-span 3. coming up next, the house subcommittee looks at immigration policy. and then from the institute, cory booker and nebraska republican ben sacks. after that a hearing on drilling in the arctic. and later a discussion on health care costs. join us tonight for american history tv in prime time. we'll look at a discussion on the 70th anniversary of the 1947 hollywood blacklist hearings. american history prime time begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. the senate finance committee spent most of last week going through the republican tax reform bill and today we'll show you key moments from that meeting including an exchange between sherrod brown and orrin hatch and pitches to replace tax cuts. you can watch that today at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >>> and coming. up tonight at 8:00 eastern, we'll kick off our road to the white house 2020. he was joined by tim ryan, democrat representing ohio at a kenned

actually, yesterday i spoke -- i was speaking to a woman who is from trinidad and she said we try to find my group, the runners she's with, they try to find a race in the city -- rather in a different country every year. they chose philadelphia. let's watch as this first place finisher comes in. >> he's coming in right there. yeah. good pace. just under an hour and three minutes. >> wow. >> that's it. look at that reaction. >> appears to be 1:02:21. >> that's awesome. >> his reaction, i don't know if you could see it, he immediately grabbed his face and just total, total happiness. second place runner right there. >> about 2 minutes 36 seconds, incredible. we a moment ago just had up some of the road closures. obviously ben franklin parkway closed and even along the vine street expressway those entrance and exit ramps you're not going to be able to get on or off. so right now if you're looking for more information about those road closures, they can go to the nbc10 app, dra. >> just tap the nbc10 app. we'll have all the information to let you know how to get around the closures becau

. >> if we can't beat trinidad and tobago, we don't deserve to go. do you have anything? thank you very much. [ applause ] cspan where history unfolds dai daily. >> cspan is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. and live next on cspan 3, we'll take you to the senate finance committee where the senate will be going through the tax reform bill. house members went through the legislation section bicicey sec. the republican chair, or en hatch, will be going through the bill. it's the chairman's amendment which is expected to require several tax cuts to sun set or expire, so that the bill complies with the senate rule barring the bill increasing budget deficits for the first ten years. senate should be coming into the hearing room shortly, this is live coverage.

the carfax breach expose the limits of the trade commissions need to protect consumers the trinidad negligence. under current law even some of the most egregious example can be met only with apologies and promises to do better next time. finds were other penalties, real deterrence that provide incentives to business executives to actually do better. the real deterrence will, those penalties are imposed on executives like the ones before us today. the entities that holder data can be trusted to protect it, then the government needs the tools to not only go after hackers and thieves but also whole companies accountable. , since legislation in the data breach accountability enforcement active 2017, including nonprofits and can impose civil penalt penalties te sufficiently strong to motivate companies to implement strong security at the onset. this area truly an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. in many instances there's no real cure. when you were here last, i think it was as you are on the senate side at least we can be for the judiciary committee and i asked if you could commit and

you have cuba, trinidad, toto paying owe, coy keep going.ome out. >> real quick question, does it hurt? >> no. not if you don't stretch. >> you got to do a lot of soaking in the tub. so universeoul now through the 26th. another death defying act coming up in the next hour, so i throw it back to you guys. >> now, it has to hurt. you can do that. >> took that. >> i know they got to drum it up, fancy outfits and stuff, try to make it look cooler. >> can you go up site down? >> i can do it all. >> then put a hat on, i don't want your hair to fall off. >> funny, cute. not going to fall off. all right. >> yesterday was a wig, today not a wig. ready? >> now, don't disappoint the delaware valley. >> do whatever you can: do your thing. go, alex. >> oh, my. >> alex? >> easy. really not that hard. oh, okay. >> how are you not getting a -- >> wow. >> oh, my god. al next. >> ya. >> oh. >> you're going to hurt yourself. >> you know, i've been doing this since i was like five. >> really? >> that does not hurt, al next >> nope. doesn't hurt. >> your face is

a woman from trinidad and a woman from ghana treated my mother like she was their own mother for four years. these people became part of our family. we still have thanksgiving with these two women. my mother passed two years ago. and the toll it takes on people -- it was almost like my mother had this innocence about her. she didn't understand what was going on with her body and mind. it was the people around her who were suffering. so the emphasis and dr. barra said it, too. the recognition and focus on some of the caregivers of alzheimer's patients i think is just as important as caring for the patient. when you are successful and we do develop a treatment or a cure, another one of my fears is that as we -- i spoke earlier about global health with maternal health and child health. or even prenatal health, is that we're not getting those things that we actually do have now here for our children to some of those developing countries. those folks who are -- don't have the resources we have. and i suspect we probably have the same problem after your success in finding treatments and cur

i'm from trinidad and tobago and have been in the united states for almost 19 years. i live in norwalk and i've lived there for 16 years. it's home to me. you hear that over and over again. it's home to me. i'm currently a lead radiology scheduler and i have a second job working at ulta, which i both enjoy. my bowl in working -- my goal in working both jobs is to purchase my first home. another really critical component of the american dream, homeownership. growing up i wanted to be a homeowner. i wanted a place that i could call mine. and with daca, i saw that as a possibility. now i'm not sure when or if that would come through. but i still will continue to work hard because in my heart, i know god is bigger than even this moment. and i know that we will be victorious, even in a land that would not allow me to claim it as my home, i want to buy a house so i can call it my home. one day i will be called american not just by my undocumented community, but by my nation. i mean, listen, we've got some really articulate people in this body, republicans and democrats. i'm

still unclear what led to that accident on trinidad. a u.s. our province. this is the second death of the u.s. soldier in the region in just a week. lessig and chief warrant officer was killed in a crash. six crew members were also injured in the crash. police say he was assaulted by his neighbor. kentucky senator telling police this man tackled him all he mowed the lawn outside his bowling green home on friday. police are investigating if the attack was politically motivated. neighbors say these two had issues in the past. senator paul has minor injuries, but luckily he is expected to be okay. arizona university paid tribute to pat tillman comic teaming up with the d. does in the pat tillman foundation with the brotherhood uniform. the sun devils beating 41-dirty. till then, a former asu sun devils killed in afghanistan in 2004 after leaving the nfl to go serve his country. train to pat tillman, a church euro for sure. fusion gps trying once again to block a subpoena for his bank records. what in the world could they be trying to hide? sierra