i was invited to visit peru with vida usa to see how it works.s surplus medical equipment, supplies, and medicine to peru and more than a dozen other latin american countries. this helps provide free clinics to people who might otherwise never see a doctor. this searing poverty is in a country that is better known for its stunning beauty. let me take you on a tour. [ chimes clinking ] just hearing the name of the country peru makes many people think of its rich history, and it's the location of one of the seven wonders of the world. this is what people think of when they think of peru, the beautiful machu picchu area, and it is absolutely spectacular to be here in person. tourists can see traditional methods of cleaning and dyeing wool from llamas or alpacas out in the country. [ flute playing ] they can enjoy authentic peruvian music, or in the big city of lima, capital of peru, visitors can see museums with incredible artifacts. [ marching music playing ] or they can try and get close to the metal gates of the presidential palace and watch the

i was invited to visit peru with vida usa to see how it works.s surplus medical equipment, supplies, and medicine to peru and more than a dozen other latin american countries. this helps provide free clinics to people who might otherwise never see a doctor. this searing poverty is in a country that is better known for its stunning beauty. let me take you on a tour. [ chimes clinking ] just hearing the name of the country peru makes many people think of its rich history, and it's the location of one of the seven wonders of the world. this is what people think of when they think of peru, the beautiful machu picchu area, and it is absolutely spectacular to be here in person. tourists can see traditional methods of cleaning and dyeing wool from llamas or alpacas out in the country. [ flute playing ] they can enjoy authentic peruvian music, or in the big city of lima, capital of peru, visitors can see museums with incredible artifacts. [ marching music playing ] or they can try and get close to the metal gates of the presidential palace and watch the

. - you call her katherine haik, miss teen usa 2015. - [announcer] the winner of miss teen usa 2015 is louisiana! (cheers) the first runner up is california. - katherine won more than just the crown. she also won a place in the history books. not only was she the youngest contestant to make it to the famous pageant. at 15 years old, she's the youngest winner ever. hi katherine! - hi. thank you for having me. - our pleasure. what was it like competing against 50 girls who were quite a bit older than you? - right. well, i see myself as a really mature 15-year-old. i don't think my age really held me back from having the same experience as everyone else. i made so many friends. i just had the time of my life. it was so much fun. - now, you grew up in a small town in louisiana, what was that like? - i did. well, living in a small town, i love living in a small town. you know everyone. they're so supportive. when i won, they just went crazy. they're amazing. i love living there. - you must be a pretty big celebrity around town? - i would say so. - you actually started playing softball at, t

[chanting] usa, usa, usa. [applause] by the way this is a big place.we are not even campaigning and look at this crowd. it's easier during the campaign. it's packed with thousands of people trying to get in. look at the size of this place. they will never show the crowd. they will never show the crowd. they will never show the crowd. the only good thing about the protesters which we don't have very much of, this guy is blowing a whistle. he is a bernie sanders guy. but when we do have one the only good thing the cameras go up into the quarters way up in that arena. every seat is packed. look at that. every seat. every corner is packed in this big arena so it's an honor. wouldn't it be great if they showed -- you know it's funny i go home and my wife, melania who by the way has become very popular. they are liking her. [applause] but she is saying i never saw the crowd but it sounded like a lot of people. you can't imitate the sound of this many people. this is not like 500 people. this is big stuff. you can't imitate that. [applause] [cheers and applau

[applause] >> usa! usa! usa!f rebuildinges foreign nations all over the world, we are now rebuilding our nation. [applause] as of a few months ago, our $6 trillion innt the middle east -- wasted -- and the lives, the lives. thousands and thousands and thousands of lives. $6 trillion and thousands of young, beautiful lives. we started 16 years ago, and it is in far worse shape than it by many timesgo over. let me tell you -- i came in and took over a very difficult hands. but we are going to get it fixed. that's what you put me here for. we are going to get it next. we'll get it fixed. [applause] shame. it's a shame. and then you look at north korea -- thank you. and i'm praying for you. you very much. but you look at north korea, what's going -- look at auto -- orro. beautiful ortto. boy,over there a healthy and you see how he came back. we're going to take that bad hand, and in addition to that, we're going to start taking care of our country. the people are the rulers of this country once again. one by one, we

we will continue to work with usa in this region with regard to security-related challenges and growing security cooperation is extremely important. the strengthening of india's defense capabilities, with the help of the usa, is something we truly appreciate and we have also decided to enhance maritime security cooperation between the two nations. president trump and i have also spoken about strengthening the bilateral defense technology and our trade and manufacturing partnership, which we believe will be mutually beneficial to us. we also discussed international issues and common strategic interests in this context. we are extremely grateful for the continued support of the united states for india's membership of international institutions and regimes. we truly appreciate the support. because this is also in the interest of both of our nations. president trump, i thank you for your feelings of friendship toward india and myself. i deeply appreciate your strong commitment to the enhancement of our bilateral relations. i am sure that under your leadership our mutually beneficial strateg

we will continue to work with the usa in this region. with regard to security-related challenges, our enhanced and growing defense and security cooperation is extremely important. we have spoken at length on the subject as well. the strengthening of india's defense capabilities with the help of usa is something that we truly appreciate. we have also decided to enhance maritime security cooperation between the two nations. president trump and i have also spoken about the trade and manufacturing partnership, which we believe will be mutually beneficial to us. we also discussed international issues and our common strategic interests in this context. we are extremely grateful for the continued support of the united states for india's membership of international institutions and regimes. we truly appreciate the support. because this is also president trump, i thank you for your feelings of friendship towards in india and myself. i deeply appreciate your strong commitment to the enhancement of our bilateral relations. i am sure that under your

because our aim is the strengthening of indiana and the usa, two great democracies in the world.obust strategic partnership is almostat it touches upon all areas of human endeavor. today,conversation president trump and i have of --sed all die mentions all dimensions of india-u.s. relations at length. both nations are committed to a bilateral architecture that will take our strategic partnership to new heights. in this relationship, and both increased jobuctivity, growth, production, and breakthrough technologies. engagement with all of these are and will remain strong drivers of our cooperation and will give us momentum in our relationship. our primaryusa partner in the socioeconomic transformation for flagship programs and schemes. i am sure that the convergence between my vision for india and president trump's vision for making america great again will add new dimensions to our cooperation. i am very clear about the fact lie in aa's interests strong and prosperous and successful america in the same and itsa's development growing role at the international level are in the usa's

we will reopen as automatch usa.t automatch usa, we're gonna match the right person with the right car. and we're gonna have something for everyone. automatch usa. you like it? >> cool. >> i love it. >> yeah, thank you. >> i didn't agree to that. why'd you take my name off? >> 'cause that's the new name of the business. >> that's bull[bleep]. you didn't even ask me. >> so is it about you seeing your name on the building, or is it about selling cars? >> my name brought customers in the door 'cause i have a great name in chicago. everybody knows who i am. that's why they come here. >> really? >> really. >> you actually believe that? >> i absolutely believe it. >> uh-huh. nobody gives a [bleep] about your name. >> who gives a [bleep] about your name? >> i don't have my name on the building. automatch usa is the new name of the business, and i need to make sure that everybody that came here before knows this is a new day. because when they came here before there was no cars. none. >> i don't have cars, but i have a good

lulu said, why should usa keep eu happy country to usa agreements. good for trump. is reference tojeremy corbyn here in the uk. also melvin munro says, the americans pulling out of the agreement is catastrophic for our world and should be repealed. jeremy you were talking earlier about reaction on the markets and also from businesses. it feels like there has been a huge and immediate response. it was channelled, i do not know if you saw emmanuel macron's speech, he finished in english saying, make our world great again. a direct challenge to donald trump to say if you are going to ta ke trump to say if you are going to take that position, i will take this position and i have more people behind me ready to fight back. this could be the defining, certainly characteristic of politics. we have economic some productivity and jobs and tech to talk about, but it could be channelled through this environmental concern. interesting you said a lot of the oil company bosses tweeted to say they do not agree with the decision. they have huge investment tied up in green energy bec

[cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting] usa, usa,a, usa, usa, usa!resident trump: and i don't even mind that it's 110 degrees up here. [laughter] this room is packed. it wasn't designed for this. i'd like to thank the fire department. [laughter] we're delighted to be joined by so many friends and leaders of our great community. i want to express our deep gratitude to a man that's really become a friend of mine. and i want to tell you, he's one tough competitor. senator marco rubio. [cheers and applause] great guy. he is tough. man. [cheers and applause] he is tough. and he's good. and he loves you. he loves you. and i listened to another friend of mine, congressman mario diaz-balart. and i'll tell you, i love what he said and i appreciate it. mario, i appreciated what you said. so much. [applause] in fact, i was looking for mario, i wanted to find him, they said he was on stage. i almost dragged him off the stage to thank him. but now i'm thanking you anyway. thank you, mario. that was great. really appreciate it. and i also want to thank my good fri

that's why we like the 7-on-7 idea. >> reporter: usa football is targeting a transition phase because numbers show that while organized youth tackle football participation is down sharply in the last five years, the number of kids playing flag football is actually up. even as the new program is unveiled, however, it is facing criticism. terry o'neill runs a group called practice like pros. he says all youth football should be flag football until high school. >> youth contact football is -- is not correct. it's not safe. and when there's another way to play the game, why take those risks? >> are you worried about the future of football? >> i -- i think actually the work that we're doing right now is -- is going to ensure that this game is around for many generations to come. >> reporter: jeff glor, cbs news, new york. >> 11 different leagues will be testing the new version of the game this fall. usa football points out this doesn't change the rules of the traditional 11-player tackle game. >>> and tackling this little spate of showers we have this morning -- [ laughter ] >> -- miss wat

usa and threeme so yeah. >> fantastic. well, we know you're doing a lot of traveling now and you're talking a lot about your s.t.e.m. enrichment program. you want to get young people interested in science, technology, engineering and math. >> i do. >> tell us about your program. >> i have a -- excuse me, originally, it was a self-funded community outreach project called science exploration for kids and now as i'm working with the miss universe organization, they're allowing know really promote that. so i'm working on continuing going to the schools, i'm hoping to do like a d.c. school tour first and maybe like a tristate one in new york and we're going go to elementary schools, do science projects with the kids, hopefully we can bring like a tutoring aspect as well for one day a week to the middle school students and then bring that type of college aspect to the high school students so they can get geared up to study s.t.e.m. subjects in college. >> so you take your crown and your lab court repoat. >> maybe the goggles too

usa's world cup qualifier next in sports. for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. >> this is an actual quote from a d.c. athlete on something that caused them to lose last night. quote. i was taking a shower bent over to get my body wash, stood up and had a little king. that was nats closer glover reporting the back injury he suffered before giving up the. he is on the disabled list. cool off in front of those big fans today, a hot one. the nats bats to kick this one off against the rangers. brian gord win, the second home rup of his care the nats. max scherzer coming into 1,000 career ks. that ties it, mad max there, but here no mistake, just a milestone moment. scherzer gets no more ma zahra with the breaking ball, his 2,000 career strike out, what usually happens with the nats, the bull pen blows it. the orioles still in new york where they've been out scored 24-five in the last few games. giving up nine runs in the first two

. >> usa, usa, usa. >> taking a break from the warriors to cheer on team usa. the rivalry with team mexico. still to come.. nown east bay >>> it's not rock ridge and not berkeley it's the hills. >> it is the hottest housing in the mark. the community making huge waves in the market. the equality march through downtown san jose today. they cheered and waved signs and flags. organizers say the event was nclusion, and >>> hundreds turned out for the equality march. they cheered and waved flags. the event was meant to promote inclusion and celebrate diversity. >> love is the same if i can be here today to celebrate the community i've been a part of for so long. that i love dearly that i hold close to my heart i want to do that and represent that we're all alike and we should all be coming together. >> reporter: san jose mayor sam licardo also participated. several marchs were held throughout the country. reporter many mireya villareal was there. >> reporter: the skys have really cleared up in downtown concord but it looked much differently earlier today. >> they sc

aim+++ause our strengthening of india and the usa, two great democracies in the world.strategic partnership is such that it touches upon almost all areas of human endeavor. in our conversation today, president trump and i have discussed all dimensions of u.s./india relations. most nations are committed to a bilateral architecture, but we take our strategic partnership to new heights. , increaseuntries jobuctivity, growth, creation, and breakthrough technologies. theseagement in all of are and will remain strong drivers of our cooperation. we consider usa as our primary partner for india's economic transformation in all of our flagship programs and schemes. i'm sure that convergence between my vision for a new india and president trump's vision for making america great again will add a new dimension to our cooperation. clear about the fact lie in aa's interests strong, prosperous, and successful america great in the same way, india's development and its growing role at the international level are in the usa's interests. one of our common priorities will be the developmen

are $40 thatat have just usa on it. with the supreme court ruling where they are going to help finance churches and get them things they need, i am hoping we will be able to get financing for everybody in our church to get one of those hats. i can visualize, someday when you go to congress to serve, you have to wear your red hats. even the supreme court one day we'll get to where re -- get to wear red hats and deciding over everybody. i hope you get yourself a hat, too. --ler: host: next caller. nancy, go ahead. caller: i am just wondering, the people who have to buy a plan did not qualify under obamacare -- under obamacare, i was being charged $75 for an office visit. when i had obamacare, in addition to paying my premium, my office visit payment went up to $112. i can see where some people were very pleased with obamacare, but it did not work well for everyone. debbie in flint, michigan. debbie, go ahead with your question and comment. caller: good morning. i think it is especially rich in irony when you have republic

he writes for the usa today network. what happens next if anything? week we i think next have sort of over the last few weeks and now in the last few minutes starting at indications other countries are coming forward and saying we are going to stick to our commitments. a lot of people seem to think, and i think you are signs of this that china will be stepping into the global leadership role of the climate conversation. domestically there are a lot of states and cities and companies as well that are working very hard to increase renewable energy and moved to cleaner transportation and recent missions. in california just yesterday the state senate passed a bill that would require 100% renewable energy by 2045, much more ambitious than anything anyone else has done. and companies like apple and google and facebook are sending huge contracts to be powered by solar and wind. definitely the missions in the united states -- emissions are going down. executives are not investing in: anymore -- coal anymore. think we will continue to see emissions going down

i make a public declaration to the bbc now about the uk's position and we wanted the usa to stay withindifferent decision and we continue to commit to the paris agreement. we think it is a important global agreement on dealing with it. the uk is at the forefront of dealing with it, and we remain committed to the paris agreement. with me now is our political correspondent leila nathoo. she is at westminster for us. the prime minister is not only coming under criticism from labour over her handling of the response to donald trump's decision on climate change but from other political parties too? you heard some of the claims that were put to theresa may about her handling of her situation, which she has been strongly criticised by labour, one of the most strong attacks we've had from jeremy corbyn on theresa may, questioning her leadership. that has been her tactic in the election campaign, jeremy corbyn saying to her that it shows a dereliction of duty and she is being subservient to donald trump by not criticising him more strongly. the other allegation against theresa may, the liberal d

"party in the usa" remember that one? see you back here tomorrow night. a beautiful shot. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guest -- miley cyrus, miley cyrus, musical guest miley cyrus! and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: miley cyrus! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. hi! what a show we have tonight. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show tonight. miley cyrus is here, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtag. hashtag, wait, hashtag, first -- first of all, i didn't say your name, i said that miley is here. hashtag the panda, everybody. ♪ all right. all right stop -- please -- hashtag, thank you very much, but please leave, tonight is all about miley. it's a big show tonight. she's doing two songs. we have special performances. [ cheers and appla

. >> reporter: the executive director of usa football, scott hallenbeck, says the primary purpose ofe individual attention and help players develop. >> you do want this to be a safer version of youth football. >> absolutely. our focus is always on how we create a better, safer environment. >> reporter: that was on kelly gilchrist's mind when she signed up her 9-year-old son tyler. >> he's been playing tackle for a couple of years. >> yes. >> any reservations about that? >> at first we were a little bit taken back. i know that there's a lot of fears and a lot of parents that we know. that's why we like the seven on seven idea. >> reporter: usa football is targeting a transition phase because numbers show that while organized youth tackle football participation is down sharply in the last five years the number of kids playing flag football is actually up. the sport wants to capture that momentum. >> what do you say to parents now who come to you and express concerns and say i just don't know if my son should be playing? >> right. i'd say come and take a look at this game. come take a l

, usa, usa" ] in california, demonstrators gathering in san bernardino on 159 saturday at the site where a husband and wife motivated apparently by islamic extremism killed 14 people back in 2015. the event organized by a.c.t., ardent opponents of sharia, or strict muslim law who say the islamic religious is contrary to basic human rights, their words there. >>> and in germany, three british citizens have been detained following an emergency landing after the pilot was told that those people had had suspicious conversations about, quote, terrorist matters. the jet with 151 people on board headed from slovenia to london was diverted to cologne bonn airport in germany last night. the germany news agency dpa reported that politicized a backpack that belonged to one of the men exploding it outside the aircraft. also in london police are releasing more pictures from the london terror attack. these images are what investigators are saying what were fake explosive belts. each consisted of three disposable water bottles covering with masking tape. police say the three men who launched that attac

. - team usa is celebrating. crowd: [chanting] usa!om three continents battle it out for one title. - it feels incredible to be picked for team usa to come out and represent my country for such an important competition. announcer: but this year, team usa and team europe face a new challenger. - people are all going to be blown away by the latin american team. - whoa! - oh, it's getting hot in here. announcer: and team usa has a groundbreaking new member. [together] usa, yeah! - it feels amazing to be representing the united states.

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. -- >> usa. usa. usa.l characterize this as an effort to punish the cuban regime, and it will punish the cuban military that open presses its people and helps maduro open press their people in venezuela. [applause] -- oppress. more than anything else, this changes powers of people in cuba. not cuba, not the government, not the regime but the people. so they can enjoy freedom and liberty very clear message, america is prepared to out stretch its hand toe work with the people of cuba, we will not empower their open press source! -- oppressors. you mark my words, and you mark my word, whether it is in six months, or six years, cuba will be free. and when it is -- [applause] and when it is,. [shouting] and when it is, i believe that the people on the island, and history will say, that perhaps the key moment in that transition began on this day here in this theater, with each of you and with a president that was willing to do what needed to be done so that freedom and liberty returns to the enslaved island of c

. >>> turning now to the growing sexual abuse scandal for usa gymnastics. today the organization released an investigator's 100-page report concluding usa gymnastics has failed to protect athletes from abuse. and needs a, quote, complete cultural change. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: months after the shocking allegations -- >> many times i was placed in my own room. >> reporter: an investigator hired by gymnastics' governing body said the number of victims is surely far higher than the hundreds previously reported. >> there's a whole environment that in add vert ently suppresses reporting. add vert ently suppresses reporting vert ently suppresses reporting. inadvert suppresses reporting. ently suppresses reporting. >> reporter: among the failures the report highlights, no written protocol of how to handle allegations of abuse, reporting them to law enforcement and coaches suspended for sexual abuse were able to get new jobs. former olympics team doctor is facing a slew of charges in michigan, and more than 80 women have filed complaints

[chanting "usa"] >> president trump: by the way, this is a big place. i used to say it during the campaign, we aren't even campaigning. look at this crowd. it's easier during a campaign. the place is packed with thousands of people. look at the size of this place. they will never show the crowd. they will never show the crowd. they will never show the crowd. that's the only good thing about the protesters. which we don't have very much of. this guy was blowing a whistle. [laughter] >> president trump: he's a bernie sanders guy. when we do have one, the only good thing is the cameras have to go sometimes up into the corners, way up in that arena. every seat is packed. every seat. every corner is packed. this big, big arena. it's an honor. wouldn't it be great -- it's funny, i go home and my wife, melania, who by the way has become very popular -- they are liking her. but she would say, "i never saw the crowd but it sounded like a lot of people." you can't imitate the sound of this many people. this is not 500 people. you can't imitate this. [applause] >>

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and because is india and the usa, two great democrats in the world.partnership is such that it touches upon almost all areas of human endeavor. in our conversation today, president trump and i have discussed all dimensions of india/u.s. relations at length. both nations are committed to a bilateral architecture that will take strategic partnership to new heights. in both countries, increased productivity, growth, job creation, and break through technologies, and engagement towards all of these are and will remain strong drivers of the cooperation and give us the momentum to our relationship. we consider usa as our primary partner for india's social economic transformation in all of our flagship programs and schemes. i am sure that the convergence between my vision for india and president trump's vision for making america great again will add new dimensions to our cooperation. i am very clear that america's interest will strong and prosperous america in the same way india's development and growing role at the international level are in the usa's intere

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in usa today as well, a chart focusing on the lawyers that have been lined up, the private lawyers lined up in the wake of the russian hacking and election interference investigation focusing on the president's lawyers, a group of lawyers including marquess with and jason hello. the vice president has lined up richard cohen and jared kushner andhired a lawyer along, jeff sessions, his private lawyer, charles cooper, the chart in usa today walking through all of the latest private lawyers that have been lined up. the phones are yours and it is in middleborough, massachusetts, line for independents. go-ahead. i have two comments. why thei was curious people that represent us in washington don't have the same health care as we do. why do we not negotiate nationally with pharmaceuticals to reduce the cost as countries like canada do. i think we can do that without having socialized medicine. thank you. john: as julie rovner pointed out, members of congress did have to go on from the afford with kerouac with members of their staff after that. we focused on that about a month or two ago. healt

whether you recommend your manager to others. >> in the usa today you probably do that.we do them yearly, i would guess. >> yes. >> why do quarterly or monthly? >> historically that's what companies did. once or twice a year. ceo would get e-mailed a report. the reality is the work world we live in today is real time. people are used to getting feedback on a continuous basis. snap chat, facebook, instagram, open table, whatever applications people are using. and so our work is the same way. we want to give and get feedback on a regular basis. >> do ceos have -- monthly and quarterly it's easy. >> great ceos make time for this. feedback and monitoring the health of their organization. there's nothing more important. right. we actually now have data that shows that. we have millions of employees that have been responding to our pluses for the last three years. and question see that companies where you've got high levels of engagement, companies in the top cortile their stocks outperformed other companies by 42% last year. average market cap for a company -- >> hotel is pro

with the russian air forces operating will be tracked to targets by russian air defense systems the usa has responded to moscow with a verbal barb insisting that it has the right to self-defense now the un is worried about things escalating it does bring up more broadly or deep concern about the risks of possible miscalculation and escalation in the conflict in syria let's go over the facts the u.s. coalition says that it acted in self-defense the usa is in syria without the permission of the internationally recognized syrian government after essentially invading a country the usa then attacks the internationally recognized government i think the term self-defense doesn't exactly apply here especially when you take into account the downed a jet was on an anti isis mission secondly u.s. leaders insist that they are operating in a de confliction zone well no one other than the pentagon has ever agreed to that maybe there's owns that have been established unilaterally where the coalition thinks that he will do whatever it wants we don't we could nice such loans. as you know there are alrea

chanting: no fascist usa! the court stepped in, suspending the ban, forcing the president to rewrite his executive order. now, the supreme court has said parts of that order can be implemented, at least for now. travellers from the named countries, who don't have what is described as a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the united states, can be barred from entering america. the president, as so often, took to social media, tweeting that he was very grateful for the 9—0 decision from the us supreme court. we must keep america safe, he added. civil rights groups say they will continue to fight a ban they see as unconstitutional and un—american. he thinks islam hates us, that we have a problem with muslims in the united states. he wants to see a reduction or a halt of muslim immigration to the united states. that's fundamentally incompatible with our constitution. how do muslims themselves respond to a ban that many claim is aimed at their religion? as a practising muslim american, i can tell you

we're not going sit back and accept the emotional exit of the usa. hoz how we respond now. we respond with frustration to develop ments in the u.s. but if you sit back and think for a few moments, then i think that increases the decisiveness with which we want to pursue the on the objective. it's important for future generations and it's because we know that climate change is the proof for modernizing our economy. even american companies like exxon is saying now that we should not give up efforts to combat climate change. that's a great opportunity for them so that economy can really take charge of dealing with this trance formation. donald trump is not going to create a single new job with these decisions. donald trump with this decision is taking a huge historical wrong step. american selfishness, america first is all about cutting off relations. so maybe we should talk about europe first instead. europe first means partnership, working together, trying to solve problems together. that's why they need a little less america first and more europe first. >> thank you. and no

[applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! david: and i don't even mind that it is 100 10 degrees of pierre.s room is packed. it was not designed for this. i would like to thank the fire department. we are delighted to be joined by so many friends and leaders of our great community. i want to express my deep gratitude to a man that has really become a friend of mine. i want to tell you, he is one tough competitor, senator marco rubio. great guy. [applause] tough. man. he is tough, and he is good, and he loves you. to another friend of mine, congressman mario diaz-balart. i will tell you, i love what he said and i appreciate it. mario, i appreciated what you said, so much. [applause] in fact, i was looking for mario, i wanted to find him. they said he was on stage. i almost tracked him offstage to thank him. now he is offstage. really appreciate it. i also want to thank my good friend and a man who was of tremendous support in the state of florida, for being with us, governor rick scott. [applause] he is doing a great job. i hope he runs for the senate. i know i'm not supposed to say that. i

"usa, usa", le pintaron. "go back" y algunas otras palabras. luisa: me quedé un poco con miedo.e llegamos y tratamos de hacer esta entrevista, los vecinos nos han puesto una música bastante fuerte y nos sentimos todos un poco incómodos. maría luisa no fue la única víctima. la hija de rosa vive a una cuadra de aquí. y esto fue lo que hicieron a su casa, a su carro y a su bote. rosa: un día amaneció pintada también. un día fue acá y el siguiente día fue allá donde mi cuñada. refugio: si ya lo están haciendo con las cosas materiales, ¿qué se puede esperar más? rosa: yo hasta he llegado a imaginarme que mi casa ya cuando vengo ya me la boyaron. andrea: ellos dicen que ya casi no salen por temor. el único lugar donde se sienten seguros es este templo donde se desahogan con el pastor. pastor: claro que me duele, ¿cómo no? que haiga eso. andrea: la familia hernández hizo la denuncia ante las autoridades del condado de samson, aunque según el capitán eric poe, les faltó algo funadmental. eric: las víctimas tienen algunas sospechas de quién puede ser. desafortunadamente, no existen prueb

emirates team new zealand win the america's cup with a resounding 7—1victory over oracle team usa.ng next yea r‘s football world cup tells the bbc doping stories on russian footballers is made up news. novak djokovic talks to the bbc as he sets his sights on returning to the summit of men's tennis. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that emirates team new zealand have won sport's oldest event, the america's cup, after a 7—1victory over oracle team usa. it reverses the result from four years ago in san francisco. todd niall has been covering the event for radio new zealand — and gave me a flavour of the atmosphere in bermuda. the scenes are monks that the new zealand supporters here and the team itself were extraordinary when they crossed the line. -- amongst. this is not just crossed the line. -- amongst. this is notjust winning a sporting event that something new zealand has pursued with some success and some disappointment for 30 years. it has been 14 years since new zealand lost it with the third campaign since we lost in auckland in 2003. a big

he also writes for the "usa today" network. so what happens next, if anything? >> well, you know, i think next we've already sort of, over the last few weeks and even now in the last few minutes are starting to get indications that other countries are coming forward and saying we're going to stick to our commitments. you know, it's a lot of people seem to think, and i think just, you know, that china is really going to be stepping into the global leadership role of, you know, the climate conversation. domestically there are still a lot of states and cities and companies as well that are working very hard to increase renewable energy and move to cleaner transportation and reduce emissions. california just yesterday the state senate passed a bill that would actually require 100% renewable energy by 2045, which is much more ambitious than anything anyone else has done thus far. in new york and illinois and companies like apple and google and facebook, which are signing huge contracts to be powered by solar and wind. so definitely emissions in the united states seem

usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> and i don't even mind that it's 110 degrees up here this room is packed. it wasn't designed for this. i'd like to thank the fire department we are delighted to be joined by so many friends and lead eers of our community. i want to express our deep gratitude to a man who has become a friend of mine and i want to tell you he is one tough competitor senator marco rubio. a great guy. [ applause ] he is tough. man. he is tough and he's good and he loves you. he loves you and i listened to another friend of mine, and i'll tell you i loved what he said and i appreciated -- mario, i appreciated what you said so much i was looking for mario. they said he was on stage. i almost dragged him off to thank him. that was great really appreciate it and i want to thank my good friend, a man of tremendous support in the state of florida for being with us, governor rick scott. great job. he's doing a great job i hope he runs for the senate. i know i'm not supposed to say that rick, are you runni

announcer: and team usa has a groundbreaking new member. [together] usa, yeah! to be representing the united states. - jessie graff has done it. - it's fulfilling a dream that i've had