uruguay, who is in uruguay? best of these detainees have gone home, they have set the book, they don't want to talk to anybody, they don't want to be bothered. that does not include peter's point about what is happened, but it is important to know some reality out there. yes you will be accused of, you know, changing the facts or whatever. i think it is important to try and neither one of the story seems to be up there from my point of view. >> i think human rights played a really, youuse know, the idea -- i was talking toughnesshe idea that in times of crisis, you do with your principles, you avoid them off. together toughs military guys time into getting to say, our strength derives not tough,r wealth and being but from our supposed. that is, i think, that will continue to be the most up them think. believe me, if obama chided to close this in the middle of the election there would be held to. kelly would be yelling how we are weak, anti-american people and human rights comes and into that and you say no, you

and returned to his home country of uruguay. four years later, josmina is raising her son anderson on her own and is petitioning the u.n. for help and with the soldier gone and her armed with only a birth certificate her options are limited. >> the father is not listed on this birth certificate for anderson her young son. that's one of the problems with getting child support. she went to the u.n. to get dna testing done but it's been two years and she still handy had word. >> the issue goes much deeper. over the summer the united nations released a scathing report about its soldiers, detailing their widespread sexual exploitation of haitian women, treationa transactional

were small and not very powerful countries -- uruguay, philippines, south korea, and middle size countries that are enormously interesting. chile, argentina, brazil. there's many more. most of the central american countries -- they are complicated because of catholicism, but there are some very interesting allies. sometimes, turkey. beyond the scandinavians and the obvious europeans. a lot more can be done to work with those countries to develop an explicit shared commitment to work together on these issues. when the u.s. comes forward with women's rights, it becomes a red flag and a trigger for the opposition. but the u.s. can work behind these countries in this debates. i'm out of time. complicated question. i'm being told that time is up.

he challenged all three neighbors. >> brazil, argentina and uruguay -- >> to war.ome the bloodiest war in latin america's history, hundreds of thousands of paraguayans died. when lopez ran out of adults, he sent children into the field, dressed only in rags, armed with sticks painted to look like guns. >> my great grandfather was a 10-year-old boy, and he was dressed like a girl because otherwise he was going to be enrolled in the army. >> lopez, he was eventually hunted down. madam lynch survived? >> yes, she survived. >> with her money? she was allowed to keep her possessions? >> yes. >> in history, it's hard to find a more disastrous or more cruel or pointless campaign, it would seem. >> when all was said and done, as much as 60% of the population and 90% of the men of this country were dead. ♪ >> the survivors were just like 50 or 40,000 people. so that's why you could easily understand why there was nothing here for a hundred years. ♪ jean bourdain dies here? >> yes. before the triple alliance war. >> an adult natural of france by the name of juan bourdain. >>

uruguay se tiene como el paÍs con menos corrupciÓn en amÉrica latina.armado. otros tres vivieron circunstacias similares. enrique: donald trump lanzÓ nuevos ataques contra mÉxico en un vÍdeo. asegurÓ que con Él en la casa blanca los estados unidos no serÍa chivo expiatorio del mundo. ademÁs dijo que un grupo de tres estÁ pagando su campaÑa presidencial. el vÍdeo ha sido visto por mÁs de dos siglos 50.000 personas. gobierno de mÉxico no ha dado respuestas. ilia: precandidato demÓcrata bernie sanders se reuniÓ. ante preguntas sobre obama, contestÓ que el mandatario se mantendrÁ neutral. enrique: casa blanca se negÓ a recibir firmas que piden que cesen deportaciones. surgieron enviarlo al departamento de seguridad. ilia: familiares de mujer arrestada en california han expresado angustia por manera agresiva en que se produjeron hechos. la relacionan con una red de trÁfico de indocumentados encabezada por su esposo. carlos gonzÁlez tiene las versiones. carlos: con violencias fueron sacados de su automÓvil por agentes federales. primeros les apuntaron con sus

en uruguay la intendencia de montevideo volviÓ a detectar la presencia de seno bacterias en alguna deendÓ colocar la bandera. ilia: muchos subestiman los efectos de las drogas sintÉticas sin saber que son de las mÁs destructivas. alejandra aunque los nombres mÁs comunes son la mariguana, cocaÍna o heroína, las drogas sintÉticas sean convertido de las favoritas de los adolescentes debido a su bajo costo. >> la venta de drogas es un negocio, es algo que existe y algo que no va a desaparecer, entonces estas gentes tienen sus estrategias para poder vender e introducir las drogas a los salones de clases. >> muchas veces reclutando los mismos estudiantes. >> encandilan a que tengan dinero, entonces los encandilan para que empiecen a vender a los demÁs salones. >> de acuerdo a un estudio del instituto nacional contra el abuso de drogas, la tasa de consumo entre adolescentes menores de 16 aÑos es del 24%, 6% de estos aceptaron consumir mariguana y otras drogas sintÉticas. >> empiezan a fumar antes de que tengan 15 aÑos, la chance de que sean adictos aumenta considerablemente. >> puede ser, la

reportero: el presidente de uruguay vÁzquez y el argentino macri, se reunieron hoy para llevar a concretar con estados unidos.. reportero: honduras recibiÓ un grupo deportados de estados unidos. viajaron juntos con su madre, fueron recibidos por ana garcÍa, quien les asegurÓ que se brindarÁ apoyo para reinsertarlos. la primera dama dijo que no comparte el proceso. ilia: las cuatro semanas mÁs ocupadas del aÑo en los gimnasios, empezaron a partir del 1 de enero, pero mientras pasan los dÍas tambiÉn empiezan a desocuparse. cristina godoy nos amplÍa. cristina: la razÓn segÚn los entrenadores es que la gente no encuentra placer en las actividades. >> tener un entrenador tiene sus buenos beneficios. cristina: labra sandoval dice que por aÑos tratÓ de buscar una rutina para que le proporcionarÁ lo que ella necesitaba. >> me siento bien cuando estoy haciendo ejercicio. cristina: segÚn expertos, un enlace regular deberÍan encontrar una disciplina que estimula el cerebro y el corazÓn. una alternativa podrÍan ser las artes marciales. desde los cinco aÑos alejandro espinosa, practica taekwondo, ahora

el uruguay la intendencia de montevideo, volviÓ a tener la cianobacteria, recomendando no entrar al aguatre otros, de leopoldo lÓpez . >> es uno de los ejemplo que tenemos de tortura, nuestro presos polÍticos, estÁn siendo torturados. en las cÁrceles de venezuela. es por eso, que es urgente, una amnistÍa. julia: tras la bereber pausa llega el resumen de contacto deportivo. locutor: a nÚmeros y tiene noticias para darnos. raÚl: hola, buenas noches. informaciÓn deportiva, hay frank amos con la liga premier inglesa. asistencia para el segundo, siguiÓ un golazo para el tercero. sin embargo no fue suficiente para el manchester. si charito hernÁndez, saliÓ del entrenamiento, luego del sentir una molestia. el partido de la copa de la florida, aÚn no estÁ confirmada. la posibilidad de que herrera vaya al nÁpoles es muy fuerte. pueden darle un contrato de 2 millones y medio de euros al aÑo. el tÉcnico jorge, dijo que su cultura es dejar el banquillo de la selecciÓn chilena. dice que su selecciÓn decidirÁ entre hoy y maÑana. joseph dice que puede encarar la opciÓn de una suspensión. recuerden que

but she says the soldier left haiti soon after her pregnancy and returned to his home country of uruguay. four years later, josmina is raising her son anderson on her own and is petitioning the u.n. for help and with the soldier gone and her armed with only a birth certificate her options are limited. >> the father is not listed on this birth certificate for anderson her young son. that's one of the problems with getting child support. she went to the u.n. to get dna testing done but it's been two years and she still handy had word. >> the issue goes much deeper. over the summer the united nations released a scathing report about its soldiers, detailing their widespread sexual exploitation of haitian women, treationa transactional sex with u.n. soldiers. we went in search of these women and found josmina along with four other women all having beabd allegedl babies allegedly fathered by u.n. soldiers. they had dna testing done in an effort to get some kind of child support. after years without word many have given up hope. >> reporter: nearly all of these women acknowledge receiving eithe

decomisaron entre 6 y 8 tonelada de cocaÍna que iban a sereno enviadas a punta de mar fin por argentina y uruguayl gesto ha sido aplausos ido por organizaciones de derechos de la mujer. marÍa elena: los bÚfalo anunciaron la contrataciÓn de tiempo completo de katerinne schmitt, la primera mujer asistente del fÚtbol mexicano, schmitt estarÁ encargada de la supervisiÓn del control de calidad. jorge: tiene que ser coach ahora. un avance de la noche. fÉlix: el mexicano julio cesar chÁvez esta ha siendo seÑalado por presuntos vÍnculos con varios capos del narcotrÁfico y lavado de dinero. >> dicen que yo tengo este... que hice negocios con kate del castillo y con yolanda andrade, eso es falso, es mentira. pero de que yo haya sido un narcotraficante un lavodor de dinero, es una mentira. fÉlix: las declaraciones completas en la ediciÓn nocturna. marÍa elena: los hijos de mejor na' leros agrÍcolas tienen el trabajo inestable de sus padres. jorge: una patrulla llegÓ justo a tiempo para evitar una tragedia infantil, se las mostramos. e puede tomar tu luga. [ toser ] alka-seltzer plus en polvo une cuatro ingr

peru, colombia, uruguay. but valuations or opportunities have now become very, very interesting. >> juan, thank you very much. good to see you. have fun on your travels. president and founder for union group. >>> and we want to bring you some breaking news coming from the u.k.'s financial conduct authority. they've named bank of england's andrew bailey as its new ceo. he will start the job once his b.o.e. replacement has been found. so there we have it. financial conduct authority naming the bank of england's andrew bailey as its new ceo. >> now all eyes turning to apple after the bell today when the company could announce the first ever decline in iphone sales. wilfred joins us once again from stateside hq. we could be looking at declines and then nine times out of ten they surprise us to the upside. what's going to be different this time? >> louisa, ten times out of ten they surprise us to the upside. they've never had declines, outright declines in iphone sales. as you rightly point out, that's exactly whe

and trouble in uruguay. but, actually, they've gone home. they've shut their door. they don't want to talk to anybody. they don't want to be bothered. that doesn't exkplud peter's point about what else may have happened. but that's important to note that there's some reality out there. and they're accused of, you know, changing whatever. but i think it's important, at least, to try. and either of these had two to be out there. i also think that human rights first has played a critical role. the idea of it, you do that human rights first and put together tough military guys, time and again, which says our strength arise from principles. believe me, if obama tries to close this in the beginning of the election, there will be hell to pay. kelly will be yelling how we are weak, anti-american people. and huchl rights first comes right into that. you know, you play a critical role. and you've got to keep doing that and getting it out. >> that's the discussion i've been having since a few days ago. >> okay, well, t

elbio rosselli, united nations ambassador for uruguay the members of the security council strongly condemn this test, which is a clear violation of security council resolutions. japan mobilized reconnaissance planes to collect air samples to test for radiation. analysts say if north korea's claims are true, it could be a game changer in the arms race. security analyst if they are on the verge of miniaturization, that means they are close to being able to put that on a warhead and potentially deploy it well beyond the korean peninsula. this is north korea's 4th claim of a nuclear test. kenneth craig, cbs news, the united nations. ((denise valdez)) u.n. security council members plan to draft a new resolution dealing with north korea, but haven't said if it will contain any sanctions. /// ((paul joncich)) > exploring different worlds... right from your own home. ((denise valdez)) the problems customers are already running into as they try to buy a virtual reality headset... and how much it will set you back./// announcer: now nevada's first choice for news. and one of the big announcements to

carries a meeting is set for next week in uruguay. global news 24 hours a day. more than 150 news bureaus world.the bloomberg news. i'm corey johnson. >> this is bloomberg west. coming up, amazon tanking trading as the profitseast misses on and sales. plus, full steam ahead for microsoft. software giant reported a strong quarter. the day,iggest win of facebook stocks surging after a record report. first, to our lead. delivers its best earnings ever but shares getting slammed in after-hours trading. surprised investors who might have been hoping on more profits in the quarter. coming in at $1. shares of $35.7 billion, fourth sales. but those sales are 22% of the big numbers from a year ago. the question is whether amazon can readjust its investments. joining us right now, a senior research analyst in minneapolis and new york. columnist shelly. gad fly is our fast commentary oughtn which you really to be checking out. and let me start with you. it seems that at least the wall street sell-off, that this has been one of the biggest gainers major markets, whether it'

of what meeting american and caribbean states is set for next weekend uruguay. the president of iran is an president -- is in paris meeting with the french president. he will also meet with french ceos. iran says it will buy 118 airplanes from airbus. creating abama is task force to marshal resources across the federal government to prevent, treat, and cure cancer. so-called moonshot is a priority of vice president biden who will chair the group. son diedpresident's last year of brady can't -- of 46. the new york attorney general says there is a reason all those bruce springsteen tickets are gone within minutes of going on sale. he says the game is rigged. , he report unveiled today promised to crack down on ticket resellers and proposing an cap -- a cap on what they can charge. >> the ticket industry is on notice that investigations are continuing until all new yorkers can get a fair deal ticket -- fair deal on tickets. mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: mark: global news 24 ho

yeah, to uruguay. kiss your life goodbye. sorry. let's go. bye. see ya. remember me in your will.ome friends you are! ♪music ♪oh. keep smiling, keep shining♪ hi ♪knowing you can always count on me, for sure♪ tell him it was an accident and we can fix the window. ♪whoa, that's what friends are for.♪ come on. i'll come with you. you go first. john: back with our panel to talk about the presidential race. jason lewis, radio host tammy bruce and kmele foster. what's the biggest issue affect the race? >> immigration. that's why donald trump is leading in the the pack. >> it doesn't have to be by the many symbolic of the larger issues we are facing. john: it's what got trump noticed. people say the only reason republicans talk about immigration is criticizing it is what got people talking about it. an has a solution. >> i would build a great wall. nobody builds walls better than me, and i'll build them very inexpensively and i will have mexico pay for that wall. john: he will have mexico pay for it. this man is winning. and his fans are trashing me on twitter here. what am i missing. me

indicated based upon the lines that are drawn for the shawnee to the lower creek and for the uruguay to the north, the cherokee are thought to be sedentary. to have no history of movement, adaptation, innovation. and this is something that is wrong. that is misleading. and it is indeed what i want you about today. want to talk to you about today. the history of pride the cherokee had taken within through the jasper over the 19th -- the diapora over the 19th and 20th centuries. it was this pride in cherokee identity that parents felt when they gave their daughter the name cherokee. one of the things that i was whening most keenly about i was researching is, why would they named their daughter cherokee? clearly there is some concern on meek's parents. their daughter, forced by modernity and american assimilation policy the 20th century, to forget who she is. her ancestors, where she came from. she only needs to say her name, then, to recall, to be reminded of who she is. then, i story of extraordinary courage, community, and family pride that made the cherokee diaspora what it is today

she herded sheep in uruguay and salsa danced just about everywhere else. from syria to cuba to antarctica, laura's lifetime travels have widened her world view. she's collected countless memories and not a single regret. >> you're never going to think back five years later or 50 years later and think, wow, i wish i would have worked just one more year. >> reporter: so if your boss of vacation for the upcoming ultimate trip, you'l swing through peru during month ten, where you'll meet alex. >> if you had the chance, would you do a trip like this? >> absolutely. >> reporter: he recently met an australian woman who spent nearly a year hopscotching the globe. >> she said, alex, i don't feel australia is my home anymore. i feel like home is the world. >> reporter: her home is the world. if we can all say that, maybe every day truly would be a vacation. for "today joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. i love it. >> we all love it. >> that's a great concept. >> i'm in. >> let's do it. >> maybe we should do a more in-depth report and go. poor joe fryer. great piece an

la mansiÓn estÁ en punta del este uruguay, shakira y antonio finalizaron su relaciÓn en el 2011 y desdeuchÍsimo mÁs mas lo criticaron pero como son tradiciones de familia hay que respetarla, al final y al cabo es su hijo es la verdad es su bebÉ. >>> mucha gente lo criticÓ erika me lo dijo un pajarito. >> asÍ es mi querido daniel, pasaremos de un toro a la el po mica a una jirafa de color blanco, la pÁgina de facebook ahÍ estÁ, se encaro trabajÓ de difundir fotografÍas de la extraÑa jirafa, miren que hermosa es, algunos pensaban que sufrÍa de enfermedad decÓlera la piel, la verdadera razÓn es que luce de otra enfermedad, la verdad que estÁ espectacular, uno que estÁ bueno manteles blancos aprovechamos de enviarle los mejores deseos porque estÁ de cumpleaÑos. pero otro que estuvo de festejo que celrÓ su cumpleaÑos y asiseron varios reggeaton eros fue jorgito bernal ahÍ estaban una de las condiciones para asistir a la fiesta era que todos estaban de blanco, pero tambiÉn les cuento que julio persona es padre de 4 niÑas y recibir a su quinto hijo y tenÍa que partir el pastel porque segÚn el

and who is in trouble in uruguay, but do you know what most of these detainees have done when they've gone home? they've gone home. they shut their door and don't want to be bothered. that doesn't exclude peter's point about what else may have happened. but it's important to know there's some reality out there. and, yes, you'll be accused of being, you know, changing the facts or whatever it is, but i think it's important at least to try and neither one of these stories seems to be out there from at least my point of view. >> i also think that human rights first is, you know, played a critical role, because really because, you know, the idea of, you know, i was talking about the idea that toughness in times of crisis you do away with our principles. you avoid law. human rights first has put together, you know, tough military guys time and again who say our strength derives now from our wealth and being tough but from our principles. and that's -- that's i think will continue to be the most important thing. believe me, if obama tries to close this in the beginning -- in the middle of t

uruguay, the philippines, south korea and also middle-sized countries that are enormously interesting. chile, argentina, brazil. and there's many, many more. moist of the central american countries. they're complicated because of catholicism, but there are some very interesting allies. sometimes turkey. so beyond the scandinavians and the obvious europeans, a lot more can be done to work with those countries to develop an explicit, shared commitment to work together on these issues. now of course when the u.s. comes forward with women's righting it immediately becomes a red flag and the trigger for the opposition, but the u.s. can work behind these countries in these debates and have them come forward with propositions that the u.s. uses. it's enormous power. so there's constructive and new alliances that are possible. i'm out of time. democracies, complicated question. i'm glad you brought it up. but i'm being told time is out. to say very briefly, women would have done much better in the arab spring if the world had been supporting democratic -- earlier. and so they didn't collapse

other countries, you are uruguay not so restrictive and everything in between.. whatever agreement is worked out between state negotiators and various countries. we have all i do, my role is, they give me name or names. they give me a country and give me a time frame and i deposit them there. the u.s. military is not in any way involved in negotiation with the agreements are, not even aware what agreements are with these various countries. you know, and it is argument, 15% and 30% returned to fight. i like to think if they return to the fight that is opportunity for us to kill them and i think we probably do but we don't have anything to do with that process. neil: wow, scary stuff. general, thank you very much. always good having you. general kelly. >> thanks, neil. neil: thank you, sir. all right. we got this back and forth with oil, in and out of 13, 14-year lows. impact after this. here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app in the app store. it lets you trade stock

fundamentals of the law of supply and demand take it out a lot of the risk that we've seen historically uruguaycause what's happening, the markets look at that unrest and saying it could have an impact within those significant producing nations, but there's alternatives today. the united states being wind. a production in the united states today is around 9 million barrels a day. that's almost doubled over the last five or six years. so the global market today is very different. those who had significant influence over global pricing, if you talk to analysts, will tell you that dynamic has shifted and is changing. and i think once again the market reflects that over the past couple of days as the unrest has continued to heighten and tensions increase, the market is moving. the market is basically showing that there were alternatives out there now for the energy. it's very significant what's happening. >> jack, thanks for doing this. what role do you anticipate playing in terms of talking to 2016 candidates? are you advising any of them? have they reached out to you? where are we going to see yo

uruguay and -- you are acquiring starwood.- ever since we worried about china, you are moving in a big way. >> we will have the starwood over 200 hotels in china and open up a hotel every 20 days in 2016. we have an advantage. the chinese have a great experiment underway to shift their economy from fundamentally manufacturing export infrastructure towards consumption. we live in consumption land and we are in many respects been a better place than their economy is generally peered maria: you are moving in right at the time this is happening. >> in october that a national holiday of 600 million chinese on the road in one week. maria: the numbers are mind-boggling. >> that his travel in china but also the united states, europe and as a consequence we could see good growth coming out of china for a while. maria: we saw the numbers last week or this week he is 6% economic growth out of china. that is way down for where we were talking a few years ago. but it is gross and it's pretty good. >> of course he got the consumer shifting.