talent in [ speaking spanish ] cooperatives and old cars that still run. [ speaking spanish ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] cuba has an extraordinary resource, a system of education which values every boy and every girl. [ applause ] and in recent years the cuban government has begun to open up to the world, and open up more space for that talent to thrive. in just a few years we have seen how [ speaking spanish ] can succeed while sustaining a distinctly cuban spirit. being self-employed isn t about becoming more american, it s about becoming more of yourself. look at [ inaudible ] who chose to start a small business. she said our secret is not in comepying or imitating, but simply being ourselves. look at a barber who s success allowed him to improve conditions in his neighborhood. i realize i m not going to solve all of the world s problems, he said, but if i can solve problems in the little piece of the world where i live, it can ripple across havana. that s where hope be
terror threat level, shutting down all public transportation in belgium. belgium s federal prosecutor says he believes one of the two explosions were caused by a suicide bomber. as far as the subway bombing, at least 15 dead, dozens wounded. a few days ago in brussels one of the main suspects in the paris attacks was arrested. what do you make of the reaction to the market? i have been watching the futures since before the attack. you never want to say it s difficult to relate the two, the market s resilience is surprising. we were at the highs yesterday. if there s a reason to sell, you could say this. i don t see gold spiking. the dollar is stronger. a couple of earnings reports that are negative. travel has been part of the renaissance of this market. particularly the airlines. it is almost bizarre how muted the market is to this. after paris, the market came back. there s a recovery period. and they re looking not to sell but to buy. is that correct? listening to fabu
need the delegates to win delegates who are sympathetic to my cause. then you need to ask the question of what things will ook like on the floor. so you ll tally up what the votes are, whether someone has a majority, how farther from the majority, how many unbound delegates there are. certainly in the rules there will be a number of questions that will be asked. it is now, as the chairman said, the majority of delegates in eight states have to sign a petition. you need to be sure that you can get enough delegates to set your to get your name and nomination. it may be that at the rule committees you ll ask the question, do i want to change that number eight? it changed in 2012 for purely pragmatic reasons having to do with that convention. when the 2016 rules committee sets the number, is it advantageous to a candidate to have that number at one, at three, at five, at eight, at 18, at 28? and each campaign will need to make the calculation for that. so once they know how man
release that speech to the american people. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: this campaign is listening to working people throughout this country. what they are telling me is they cannot make it on eight dollars or nine dollars an hour. raiseat we have got to this countryage in to $15 an hour. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: this campaign is listening to disabled veterans, and two senior citizens. [cheers and applause] to senior citizens. [cheers and applause] victim of they cannot make it on $11,000 or $12,000 a year. nobody can make it on that much a year. despite that, we have republicans in congress wantign to cu wanting to cut social security benefits. [booing] bernie sanders: i ve got bad news for them. we re going to increase social security benefits. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: this campaign is listening to women. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: what women all over this country are saying is, tired ofsick and working for $.79 on the doll
stronger and stronger for the benefit of the mutual security of the world. thank you all, and god bless. [applause] policyc s conference also involved a conversation with kevin mccarthy steny hoyer. they are in interviewed by frank sayesno. mr. sesno: well, good morning, everybody. very nice to wake up with 18,000 friends in the middle of washington, d.c. i have had the great privilege of joining aipac for several years now in several stimulating discussions. and while the topics of those discussions have varied, there has been one thread that has remained the same and that is this commitment to bipartisanship when it comes to this issue and this is what we re going to discuss and see and visit this morning. so in that spirit, i d like to welcome our next two guests to the policy conference stage, two leaders in congress who exemplify what it means to stand on this issue together and across party lines. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming house majority lead