enemy. the new learjet is being built in mexico. mexi mexico s economy is better than ours. people will go where they can get jobs. the program we talked about, we put in tax money to take a look and see if we can t do something for a group of young men say 16 to 25 without educations, a lot of them with criminal records who have no prospects for the future unless we do something. forget about whether it s right or wrong or whether they are where they should be. we are here. what we have to do is make these young men productive. otherwise, they are going to go back into jail, come out into crime. three quarters of all the kids we send to prison come back to jail within a year after they get out. it s a time bomb in our society.
efforts, added to our efforts of institutional efforts. and this, i am sure, will further our efforts tremendously. i thank you for your support there, mr. president, and i also am grateful for the clarity with which president obama has recognized the great sacrifices that the mexican society has had to make in view of organized crime and our fight of drug trafficking. in the fight for the security of mexi mexico, thousands of military officers and members of the police force have died in mexico. they have fallen in the line of duty. and to these deaths, we add the death of agent jaime zapata from the immigration and customs enforcement agency of the united states. and i would like to add my deepest condolences to his relatives, to the people and government of mexico in view of
do you ever drink cianti. if i drank i d end up in mexi mexico. did you ever eat faver beans? don t even know what that is. i don t know what this are. baked beans? apparently sales just collapse after that film. what did it do to you, silence of the lambs ? you had a brilliant career before and since but silence of the lambs became this stuff of legends. it was the greatest scary character, wasn t it? i don t know how it happened. i was in theater in london. i m not a creature of the theater. people say that but that s not right. i couldn t do shakespeare walking around in wrinkled tights so i wanted to be in movies. my agent agreed to silence of the lambs, i read it.
wave into mexico and it will increase at least three feet. that s particularly true for coastal texas. then in louisiana, you have thunderstorms pummeling the southeastern parishes of la. the whole panhandle of florida, alabama, mississippi about to get hit with thunderstorms and possibly flooding as well. the flood watches will continue straight into tonight. 6:00, 7:00 this evening, because of alex still a threat onshore. back to you. bonnie, thanks so much. as you just heard heavy waves are shutting down the cleanup and containment efforts. hear the latest headlines from the gulf and the oil spill. the coast guard says rough seas are tossing around miles containment boom. 500 miles of oil ships heading to shore and efforts to burn the oil have shut down. reinforcements on the way on what s called the largest tanker, a tanker from thigh juan
from the storm. we have tornadoes yesterday reported in the brownsville area. there s potential mud slides as it moves deeper into mexico. certainly, flooding, that s a concern. there was flooding here in south padre island. even more over towards the brownsville area. that is something we may be dealing with quite some time. in terms of power outages, most of the outages and a storm warning system was activated in the area. there are utility crews on the scene as well. in terms of getting off this island, the residents of south padre island, there s no getting on or off the island now. with the wind, 50-mile-an-hour sustaineds when that happens, the action can be taken. until then, we re just watching it as it moves deeper inland. but, john, one thing to consider, imagine if this had been a major hurricane in parts of the area. or the oil area. like the oil spill.