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In the beginning there was Ben, just Ben alone before Laura or Landis or the Spaniard, but before Ben there had been others living where Ben was to live. Living, cooking, eating, and burning lights in the middle of the night and descending and ascending the stairs and coming and going and taking their keys and putting them back again and paying their bills or not paying them and being quiet or noisy and predictable and erratic and walking the roof in spring. Oh, there had been many more and there would be many after, but these did not concern Ben for that was then, and what they had left behind them had already gone down the drain or out the window or between the boards in the floor or into the walls or through the mails, leaving only an oily spot, an oblong stain, a flake of glass, a breath of scent among many scents, both past and present which formed the odor and flavor and steady perfume of the Hotel de l'Avenir. They were long gone and only the pencil mark, and the overturned ink, and the rent in the curtain, and a bent coathanger lingered on to describe them. A scrap of paper, a safety pin, a calendar wedged between the floor and the table leg, a curtain ring. They were no longer where they had been, and now there was Ben.
When Ben first moved in, his friend Hank from the army that came over on the boat with him and went all over Norway with him the summer before when they still had their bonuses and a little cash, was going to move in with him. Not in the same room, of course, because that was unhealthy. A man should never live too close onto another man even if he was a friend—in fact, even less if he was a friend—but into the next room which was vacant. They were going to do their cooking together and share the roof which would make a pleasant balcony in spring, and study together, and go to concerts, and learn French—not like the usual tourists but really get to know the language—and when the Bill ran out and they didn't have any more money they would be able to support themselves somehow till they felt like quitting and going back home, or whatever they decided they wanted to do afterward.
That was the idea. They were going to pool resources (Ben had a little more money than Hank) and do everything together as near as possible and see what it was all about. That's the way they figured when they were in Norway, and Ben found the room in this moderate priced hotel (it was six flights up but, what the hell, it was cleaner then most and you can't expect much for 350 francs a day) and they were about to move in when Hank fell in love.
Well, not exactly. Fell back in love, you might say, with the girl he was in love with all along, all through Scandinavia where he was forever telling Ben how glad he was to get rid of her, get out of the whole affair, to get on that boat and get the mess behind him. (He told Ben the whole history in the course of their trip: how it came about, and how she tricked him, and a whole lot of stuff, some of it true and some of it not, most likely.) He fell back in love with this girl because she sent him a letter saying she was coming over and would he meet her?
Of course, when he got her letter Hank said, to hell with it, and dropped it out the window and forgot about it and only answered because he felt that even if she gave him a raw deal he didn't want her to think he held anything against her, and when he went to get her the day the boat got in, it was the same way—he only did it out of decency—and he went on planning to move in next to Ben. He even brought his bags up and put his shoes under the bed and his clothes in the closet and it was all settled, but when he went off to the train, Ben took everything out and carried it into his own room and told the woman at the desk his friend wasn't moving to the hotel, because he knew better.
When Hank came back two nights later he said, "You had a lot of nerve! Christ, if she waves it in my nose I'm not going to say no, but Goddamn it, Ben, you needn't have given up the room. Now where am I going to stay?" But Ben just said, "Stop shooting off your mouth, pal, and have a beer," and Hank went off saying, "See what you can do to fix it up about that room," but Ben didn't trouble himself.
Once when Ben came in from a walk in the park where he had gotten into the habit of taking bread to the pigeons, he knew that Hank had been there because he had carted off some of his junk. Otherwise, though, he didn't turn up again till he came to invite Ben to dinner, rather sheepish about it. To dinner with the two of them.
They had a room over by the Sorbonne on a long dark hall that stank of lavatory and a window that looked out on a dark bare court and crazy wallpaper peeling off and no hot water or heat but they kept warm with an alcohol stove and a gas radiator—it was still autumn—and cooked and washed and ate and slept in a corner by the broken lavabo. They seemed to know everyone in the place and there was a crowd that kept coming out and in a while they ate on the top of her trunk with light from a candle stuck in a Chianti bottle. Ben could not see in this girl with brown hair and glasses any of the things that Hank had told him about her, least of all the bitchiness, but he did not think this odd because he was never able to see in people the qualities that other people found in them–another reason for which he felt himself to be set apart from the world–and when Hank saw him to the door, down the narrow steps past the stinking latrine and through the waterstained passage to the entrance the way he might have seen him down the wooden steps and across the grass of an autumn evening in Iowa, across the cricket singing grass in Iowa far away, he just said, "Thanks for the feed, Hank," and waved his hand.
"Great to see you," Hank said, "drop around any time any old time you feel like it—Dorothy and I are always here," (it was the first time he called her by her name and they both winced standing in the chill of autumn beside the sleeping bicycles and a motorbike covered over with canvas) "Dorothy and I are always here."
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High-flow nasal cannula is a good first option.
A 72-year-old man with a history of smoking and hypertension presents to the emergency department (ED) with cough, fever, and shortness of breath. His initial oxygen saturation is 81% on room air and the nurse places a non-rebreather (NRB) facemask to maintain an oxygen saturation of >90%. His exam is notable for fever of 102 F, moderate respiratory distress, and crackles of the bilateral lung bases. A chest x-ray confirms bilateral lower lobe opacities, and a blood gas shows hypoxemia without hypercapnia. You are considering intubating him because you have maximized the amount of oxygen you can deliver.
What is your next step for respiratory support of this patient with community-acquired pneumonia? Should you keep him on a non-rebreather mask, try non-invasive positive pressure ventilation, or initiate high flow nasal cannula?
WHAT IS A HIGH-FLOW NASAL CANNULA (HFNC)?
HFNC is not cranking up the standard ED delivery system to a max of 12 L/min. As seen in figure 1, HFNC requires specific devices with large bore nasal cannulas, (e.g., OptiFlow ™), which blend compressed medical air and oxygen, and can deliver a continuous flow of 20-60 L/min. HFNC devices typically require respiratory therapists or specially trained nurses for set-up, but once set-up in the ED, emergency physicians will need to manage HFNC titration (see Using HFNC in the ED section below).
A recent randomized control trial suggests HFNC decreases mortality as compared to non-invasive positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV) and simple oxygen delivery devices in hypoxemic patients admitted to ICUs.3 If resources allow, HFNC can be a first line therapy in patients with hypoxemic respiratory failure not from cardiogenic pulmonary edema and without concomitant hypercapnia.
While HFNC can deliver high rates of continuous oxygen flow, it does not provide a titratable pressure like NIPPV. HFNC can deliver low level positive pressure to the upper airways in the range of 2-5 cm H2O. The actual pressure depends on the flow rate, patient's mouth being open or closed (higher with mouth closed), and phase of the respiratory cycle (higher pressures during exhalation).[4,5] Even low levels of upper airway pressure can increase the functional residual capacity (FRC) and lung recruitment.
HFNC is better at oxygen delivery than the standard non-rebreather oxygen mask, venti-mask, and simple low flow nasal cannula. The distinct advantages are the flow and titratable FiO2 are not as dependent on the patient's work of breathing to deliver a consistent and higher concentration of oxygen.[4,7] To understand why this is, we need to explore inspiratory flow and minute ventilation.
Inspiratory flow is the rate of gas entering the lungs during inspiration. Distressed and rapid breathing makes gas enter the lungs at a faster rate and thus a higher inspiratory flow. Patients in distress often have a high inspiratory flow rate that can range from 30 L/min to 100 L/min. Minute ventilation is the amount of gas entering the lungs over a minute and is tidal volume multiplied by the respiratory frequency.
approximately 16 times per minute. This means you have an inspiratory flow rate of 30 L/ min (500 mL over 1 second) during each breath and a minute ventilation of 8 L/min. Now, imagine a patient in respiratory distress taking 1000 mL tidal volumes over the same 1 second, approximately 30 times per minute. This equates to a much higher inspiratory flow (60 L/min) than at rest and a higher minute ventilation (30 L/min).
Patients are able to tolerate the high flow rates from a HFNC because of heating and humidification. Prior to reaching the patient's nose, the air can be humidified to 100% and warmed to body temperature. This both improves patient comfort and preserves mucociliary function. It improves secretion management and can reduce re-intubation related to upper airway obstruction. It can also decrease the amount of energy the patient expends heating and humidifying inspired air.
WHO SHOULD BE ON HFNC?
HFNC works best for patients with hypoxemic respiratory failure—but not from cardiogenic pulmonary edema and not in the presence of concomitant hypercapnia. The most frequent indication for its use in the ED is pneumonia. HFNC is an exciting and relatively new modality for respiratory support in adults. Consequently, the research is continuously changing and always being updated. The FLORALI trial in 2015 randomized hypoxemic patients with PaO2:FiO2 ratios of < 300, mostly from pneumonia, to receive oxygen through a facemask, HFNC or NIPPV. While the primary outcome of patients requiring endotracheal intubation after randomization was no different among the treatment modalities, the group treated with HFNC had a decrease in 90-day mortality. The results of this trial support the use of HFNC over NIPPV and simple oxygen devices in patients with hypoxic failure, mostly from pneumonia.
Other research focused on HFNC is being studied in PEEP responsive processes such as acute cardiogenic pulmonary edema because of the small increase in PEEP. However, HFNC is not able to achieve the levels of titratable PEEP that can be delivered by NIPPV, so HFNC is not currently indicated for acute cardiogenic pulmonary edema or hypercapnic states.
There are only two variables an emergency physician needs to adjust when using HFNC: flow and FiO2. Starting with flow, commercially available devices can deliver up to 60 L/min. Start the patient on 30-35 L/min and adjust the flow based on the patient's level of respiratory distress. For example, if your patient has continued tachypnea or distress after 10-15 minutes of therapy at 30L/min, increase the flow to 40-45 L/min to provide more support. The general principle is the more distress your patient is in, the more flow is needed.
Regarding oxygenation, adjust the FiO2 between 21-100% to obtain desired oxygen saturation. Reassess the patient frequently, and don't delay intubation if required. If the patient has continued tachypnea, hypoxemia, and increased work of breathing after maximizing the flow and FiO2, the patient needs to be intubated. Beware of the patient on 60 L/min of flow and 100% FiO2 who remains in respiratory distress!
If the patient is already being treated with a HFNC, our practice is to leave it in place with maximal flow and FiO2 during induction and intubation. Similarly, in a patient with a difficult airway who requires an awake fiberoptic intubation, consider initiation of HFNC while preparing to intubate. For an urgent orotracheal intubation with a patient sitting upright, this approach offers pre-oxygenation while the proceduralist readies equipment and applies topical anesthetic to the mouth and glottis. The nasal cannula does not obstruct the proceduralist and offers respiratory support during the awake intubation.
In the patient with a terminal illness who presents emergently with respiratory distress, HFNC can be a helpful adjunct in managing the patient's symptoms while clarifying further goals of care. It offers the benefit of being able to speak and eat and is better tolerated than NIPPV. If the patient does not wish to be intubated, HFNC can assist with comfort and work of breathing along with other palliative therapies.
The patient in the case was transitioned from NRB to HFNC 50 L/min and 80% FiO2. His oxygenation and work of breathing improved over his ED course, and he was admitted to the ICU. He spent the next 3 days on HFNC in the ICU on flow rates of > 40 L/min and FiO2 ranging from 70-90% but he never required intubation. High-flow nasal cannula should be considered a first line therapy in all patients with hypoxemic respiratory failure not from cardiogenic pulmonary edema and without concomitant hypercapnia.
HFNC offers many advantages over low flow nasal cannula and NRB that include washout of dead space leading to reduction in the work of breathing, better titration of oxygen, heated and humidified gas to promote secretion clearance, and a low level of positive pressure. This therapy may ultimately decrease mortality in patients with pneumonia as compared to NIPPV and low flow oxygen devices. When initiating therapy, start the patient at 30-35 L/min of flow and titrate the flow rate and FiO2 to work of breathing and oxygen saturation. Reach for HFNC on your next shift.
Hugo Lenglet et al. "Humidified High Flow Nasal Oxygen During Respiratory Failure in the Emergency Department: Feasibility and Efficacy." Respir Care 2012;57(11):1873-1878.
A. B. Sim et al. "Performance of oxygen delivery devices when the breathing pattern of respiratory failure is simulated." Anaesthesia 2008;63:938-940.
Giulia Spoletini et al. Heated Humidified High-Flow Nasal Oxygen in Adults: Mechanisms of Action and Clinical Applications. Chest 2015; 148(1): 253-261. Osadnik CR, Tee VS, Carson-Chahhoud KV, Picot J, Wedzicha JA, Smith BJ. Non-invasive ventilation for the management of acute hypercapnic respiratory failure due to exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2017, Issue 7. Art. No.: CD004104. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD004104.pub4.


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MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : November 26, 2016 5:00am-6:01am PST
back to cuba in 1956 waging guerilla war. at first the young leader promised democracy telling the u.s. he was not a communist. "meet the press" in 1959 -- >> i did not communist, i do not agree with caommunist. >> later that show, he went on "the tonight show." >> you can ask anything about anything you want. >> and almost from the start, he silenced newspapers, and nationalized u.s. oil refineries and signed a pack with the soviet union. in 1961 kennedy ordered the cia to invade cuba at the bay of pigs using one-fourth of anti-castro exiles. the resulting debacle only helped castro consolidate power, and he dramatically improved health care and literacy, and also accepted soviet missiles. >> requiring a response upon the soviet union. >> until jfk's hard line and back channel diplomacy got the russians to pull back, and for 25 years moscow helped castro arm. with the end of the soviet union, cuba's economy emploweded, and thousands fled the regime. >> his legacy is a complicated one, but there's no forgetting how many cubans left the island under duress. >> and the ageing ruler c
back to cuba in 1956 waging guerilla war. at first the young leader promised democracy telling the u.s. he was not a communist. "meet the press" in 1959 -- >> i did not communist, i do not agree with caommunist. >> later that show, he went on "the tonight show." >> you can ask anything about anything you want. >> and almost from the start, he silenced newspapers, and nationalized u.s. oil refineries and signed a pack with the soviet union. in 1961...
Charlie Rose : KQED : November 29, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
that there is a people understand that he has cast a huge food print not only in cuba but for someone who was simply the leader of a small caribbean nation, he had a global profile. and everybody understands that. he was in a sense the poster person for the revolutionary that i think influenced so many people in latin america, and who wanted to change their own country, whether in his image or in somebody else's image. but that image that he carefully created, i think, survived until the day he died, even though he was 90. >> we continue with my conversation in washington with peter kornbluh, julia sweig and jorge dom ingvar easy. >> he is mainly a symbol as you put it of the 20th century. but the one pit of impact he continued to have is as a resistor. very much as you introduced him, as someone who did not look at all well upon president obama's visit to havana in march of 2016 who immediate loor after obama left criticized it in public, something he had really not done while his brother raul had been president. and he became the not only the symbol but the practical leader of the a
that there is a people understand that he has cast a huge food print not only in cuba but for someone who was simply the leader of a small caribbean nation, he had a global profile. and everybody understands that. he was in a sense the poster person for the revolutionary that i think influenced so many people in latin america, and who wanted to change their own country, whether in his image or in somebody else's image. but that image that he carefully created, i think, survived until the day...
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reactions. it's day two of national mourning in cuba after the death of fidel castro. in the u.s., a different take on what this means. some criticisms aimed at the statement of condolences from president obama. >> for a man who torture and murdered and oppressed for so many, it's thankful he is no longer with us. this ought to be a moment where cubans are dancing in the street because they are being liberated. instead, if you dance in the street, you are going to be thrown in jail. >> there are thousands upon thousands of people who suffered brutally under the castro regime. he executed people. he jailed people for 20 to 30 years. the florida straits, there are thousands of people who lost their lives fleeing. not to acknowledge any of that in the statement i felt was pathetic. >> we have reports from miami, florida, to the cuban island. we will begin in miami's little havana. the crowds are gathering for the second day. set the scene for us. >> reporter: people here in miami are still in a celebratory mood. it's sunday, cuban-americans went to church, then to brunch and now they ha
reactions. it's day two of national mourning in cuba after the death of fidel castro. in the u.s., a different take on what this means. some criticisms aimed at the statement of condolences from president obama. >> for a man who torture and murdered and oppressed for so many, it's thankful he is no longer with us. this ought to be a moment where cubans are dancing in the street because they are being liberated. instead, if you dance in the street, you are going to be thrown in jail....
the future is for your country in cuba? i don't think anything is going to change, no. i think it's going to continue equally. the solution of what could happen in cuba towards democracy is with the cubans in cuba, not here. when did you leave the country? he came in a boatlift, and it was a controversial boatlift, he not only allowed people to come here, but he emptied the insane asylums to come here and that became a problem here. that has been revolved. how are you feeling right now? it's the day that is more happy of my life. it's the happiest day you have had in your life? he doesn't think there's going to be a day as happy for him as there is right now. >> reporter: wait, wait, wait. what he's talking about now is the recent election of donald trump, and he's hoping donald trump will cut out all of the benefits, as he calls them, between the united states and cuba. thank you very much. what he's talking about is the sense of not only renewed diplomatic relations but the fact there are regular commercial flights to cuba, and many in the cuban community here feel these increased
the future is for your country in cuba? i don't think anything is going to change, no. i think it's going to continue equally. the solution of what could happen in cuba towards democracy is with the cubans in cuba, not here. when did you leave the country? he came in a boatlift, and it was a controversial boatlift, he not only allowed people to come here, but he emptied the insane asylums to come here and that became a problem here. that has been revolved. how are you feeling right now? it's...
future of the u.s.-cuba relations. the numbers for democrats 202-748-8000 --. republicans --202-748-8001. independents and others is 202-748-8002. we will look for your comments on social media. we will look for your comments on @cspanwj or facebook. all over the television news this morning and the internet, the new york times website, here is a look at their lead story. fidel castro, cuban revolutionaries who defied u.s. dies at 90 in a right that if the fiery apostle of revolution who brought the cold war to 1959 andemisphere in then defied the united states for nearly half a century as leader, briefly pushing 2 the brick of nuclear war died on friday, he was 90 years old. it was announced by cuban state television. he had been in declining health for a number of years. looking for your reaction this morning, your thoughts on the future of u.s.-cuba relations. with a change in our presidency with donald trump, no word or tweets from donald trump. the changes the obama administration had put into 2014, weginning in showed you decline raising in 2015 at additional policies announced by
future of the u.s.-cuba relations. the numbers for democrats 202-748-8000 --. republicans --202-748-8001. independents and others is 202-748-8002. we will look for your comments on social media. we will look for your comments on @cspanwj or facebook. all over the television news this morning and the internet, the new york times website, here is a look at their lead story. fidel castro, cuban revolutionaries who defied u.s. dies at 90 in a right that if the fiery apostle of revolution who...
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cuba when he came to power in the early 1960s and turned it into a kind of time capsule, communist dictatorship. i say time capsule, because even to this day if you go down to havana you see vintage 1950s american cars still going up and down the streets. obviously kept a very tight rein on his country politically and had decades with a number of presidents, i don't know the exact number, but everybody since i guess dwight eisenhower and jack kennedy, difficult relations between the united states and cuba, and only in the last couple of years did barack obama begin to end what in effect was a cold peace, not a cold war but a cold peace between the u.s. and cuba. >> and what would you say are some of the main differences between the current president, raoul castro and his brother fidel? >> well, obviously castro was the head of the revolution, the start of the revolution. maintained close ties with the soviet union, but there's a big difference right there. his ties were with the soviet union. the soviet union doesn't even exist anymore. yes, there's an aggressive russia, but it is
cuba when he came to power in the early 1960s and turned it into a kind of time capsule, communist dictatorship. i say time capsule, because even to this day if you go down to havana you see vintage 1950s american cars still going up and down the streets. obviously kept a very tight rein on his country politically and had decades with a number of presidents, i don't know the exact number, but everybody since i guess dwight eisenhower and jack kennedy, difficult relations between the united...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : November 29, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PST
murphy on donald trump's ultimatum to cuba and the latest details of the attack at ohio state university when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. our country reached a grim milestone over the holiday weekend with one little tweet. president-elect of the united states promoted a false claim in another context would be called a lie about the integrity of the election he just won sending off rounds of news coverage and thousands of retweets. in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, trump has done this countless times before as a candidate but now he's less than two months from being sworn in as president on the steps of the u.s. capitol. thanks to the authority embodied in the office he's about to hold, he has the singular ability to legitimatize any claim no matter how destabilizing it may be, no matter its relations to the fact. in the current state of affairs calls bush administration officials dismiss the remark about a reality-based community which told "the new york times," we're an empire now and when we act, we c
murphy on donald trump's ultimatum to cuba and the latest details of the attack at ohio state university when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. our country reached a grim milestone over the holiday weekend with one little tweet. president-elect of the united states promoted a false claim in another context would be called a lie about the integrity of the election he just won sending off rounds of news coverage and thousands of...
This Week With George Stephanopoulos : KGO : November 27, 2016 8:00am-9:01am PST
] >> fidel castro dead at 90. what it means for cuba, its people and with the trump white house, is our renewed relationship hanging in the balance? from abc news, it's "this week." here now coanchor martha raddatz. >> good morning and thanks for joining us this holiday weekend. hope you all had a great thanksgiving. it was a busy week for president-elect donald trump who spent his holiday at mar-a-lago filling in his cabinet, detailing some surprising shifts on key campaign promises. and while he is yet to hold a press conference as president-elect, he released another taped message to the american people. >> it's time to restore the bonds of trust between citizens. let us give thanks for all that we have and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead. >> the once divisive candidate now calling for unity. we'll get to that in a moment with senator ted cruz. in his first sunday interview since dropping out of the race. trump senior adviser kellyanne conway and senator bernie sanders. first, the world reacting to fidel castro's death at 90. president obama who restored
] >> fidel castro dead at 90. what it means for cuba, its people and with the trump white house, is our renewed relationship hanging in the balance? from abc news, it's "this week." here now coanchor martha raddatz. >> good morning and thanks for joining us this holiday weekend. hope you all had a great thanksgiving. it was a busy week for president-elect donald trump who spent his holiday at mar-a-lago filling in his cabinet, detailing some surprising shifts on key...
The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : November 28, 2016 8:00pm-9:01pm PST
., education and healthcare. many economic freedoms, reverend jackson? the average wage in cuba is $20 a month. a month. mos of the population lives in duquesne shacks without air conditions and modern conveniences. economic freedom? what a joke. you want to look for sanity on the issue you have got to go to bernie sanders of all people. >> you are right it is a dictatorship. they do have a decent healthcare system. and the decent educational system. a lot of people have left cuba for better the cuban economy a disaster? no, i do not praise fidel castro. >> now, i visited cuba last spring. it's a mess 1959 when he replaced the vial dictator battista, it's always been a mess. cuban people have no freedom. estimated 1.5 million of them have fled the island. and the population is only 11 million to begin with. up from 7 million when the dictator seized power. but still the left loves fidel. they love him because he provided his people free medical care. one problem. there are few doctors left in cuba. most of them have departed so they can earn a decent living. they are out of there. if did
., education and healthcare. many economic freedoms, reverend jackson? the average wage in cuba is $20 a month. a month. mos of the population lives in duquesne shacks without air conditions and modern conveniences. economic freedom? what a joke. you want to look for sanity on the issue you have got to go to bernie sanders of all people. >> you are right it is a dictatorship. they do have a decent healthcare system. and the decent educational system. a lot of people have left cuba for...
. kennedy ordered the cia to invade cuba at the bay of pigs, using a force of anti-castro exiles. >> at 3:45 p.m. wednesday, april 19th, resistance ends. >> reporter: the resulting debacle only helped castro consolidate power. by then a declared socialist, he dramatically improved health care and literacy but also accepted soviet missiles, bringing the superpowers to the brink of nuclear war. >> requiring a full retaliatory response upon the soviet union. >> reporter: until jfk's hard-line and back-channel diplomacy got the russians to pull back, for 25 years moscow helped castro arm communist insurgents throughout latin america. with the end of the soviet union, cuba's economy imploded on. makeshift boats, thousands of cubans fled the increasingly repressive regime. >> his legacy is a complicated one. but there's no forgetting how many cubans left the island under duress. >> reporter: in the 1990s, the aging ruler courted u.s. businessmen and american tourists. he showed a new tolerance for religion, welcoming pope john paul ii in 1998. he won friends throughout latin america by
. kennedy ordered the cia to invade cuba at the bay of pigs, using a force of anti-castro exiles. >> at 3:45 p.m. wednesday, april 19th, resistance ends. >> reporter: the resulting debacle only helped castro consolidate power. by then a declared socialist, he dramatically improved health care and literacy but also accepted soviet missiles, bringing the superpowers to the brink of nuclear war. >> requiring a full retaliatory response upon the soviet union. >> reporter:...
Meet the Press : MSNBCW : November 27, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am PST
>>> this sunday, the death of fidel castro, what it means for the u.s., cuba and american politics. >> he destroyed a country. he destroyed practically a culture. >> andrea mitchell is in havana. i will talk with senator rubio. >>> is trump backing away from some campaign rhetoric. remember this? now trump says hillary clinton has suffered enough. from the border wall to global warming, is there a change in the air? i will talk to trump area former campaign manager kellyanne conway. >>> shades of 2000. the clinton campaign joins the effort to recount the vote in three states. is there any chance it could make a difference? joining me for insight and analysis are, helene cooper, matt bai, danielle pletka and mark murray. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we have a lot to discuss this morning on president-elect trump, the transition, whether he is backing away from some key campaign promises and of course the call for a recount now in three states. all of that in a moment. >>> we
>>> this sunday, the death of fidel castro, what it means for the u.s., cuba and american politics. >> he destroyed a country. he destroyed practically a culture. >> andrea mitchell is in havana. i will talk with senator rubio. >>> is trump backing away from some campaign rhetoric. remember this? now trump says hillary clinton has suffered enough. from the border wall to global warming, is there a change in the air? i will talk to trump area former campaign manager...
obligation. call now. >>> miami's little havana a jubilant reaction to the death of cuba's fidel castro. reaction from president obama. history will record and judge the enormous impact that this singular figure on the people and around the world. from president-elect trump, castro leaves a legacy of firing squads and unimaginable suffering. hello, i'm sheinelle jones at msnbc headquarters and we're tracking wide ranging reaction to the death of fidel castro. the top republican in the house says that with fidel castro's death, "the cruelty and oppression of his regime should die with him." house speaker paul ryan says there is much left to do to bring freedom to the cuban people. russian politicians and citizens laid flowers in tribute. president vladimir putin issued a statement offering condolences to the cuban people. putin also called castro a sincere and reliable friend of russia. shouts of long live free cuba fill the streets of miami's little havana community. some cuban-americans waiting a long time for this moment. >> this flag was draped over our grandfather's casket over 46 y
obligation. call now. >>> miami's little havana a jubilant reaction to the death of cuba's fidel castro. reaction from president obama. history will record and judge the enormous impact that this singular figure on the people and around the world. from president-elect trump, castro leaves a legacy of firing squads and unimaginable suffering. hello, i'm sheinelle jones at msnbc headquarters and we're tracking wide ranging reaction to the death of fidel castro. the top republican in the...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : November 28, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm PST
. plus, the death of cuba's fidel castro, what of his history will we learn now and what history will we make now? imagine a leader very different from the one just elected here in this country. his name is pope francis, a man of compassion, whose story has just been written. we'll meet the author. and let me finish with trump watch for this monday, november 28th. this is "hardball," the place for politics. todathese two truck beds.aring let's start over here with this aluminum bed. you put your toolbox up here... whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same spot, same empty toolbox. took it way better. the steel held up. you don't have to wait until black friday to make a strong decision. find your tag and get 20% cash back, or, get 0% financing for 72 months on select remaining 2016 silverado double cabs in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> well, officials at the ohio state university say they're not ruling out terrorism, after a driver ran his car into a crowd and attacked people with a knife
. plus, the death of cuba's fidel castro, what of his history will we learn now and what history will we make now? imagine a leader very different from the one just elected here in this country. his name is pope francis, a man of compassion, whose story has just been written. we'll meet the author. and let me finish with trump watch for this monday, november 28th. this is "hardball," the place for politics. todathese two truck beds.aring let's start over here with this aluminum bed....
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : November 28, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PST
, stay with us if you can. coming up next, we talk about cuba. >> congressman carlos curbelo, we'll talk about reaction to castro's death. "morning joe" is coming right back. >> why does the president insist on an incoherent foreign policy that too often rewards our enemies and punishes our allies? as other american presidents have shown us in the past, peace through weakness and appeasement is not an effective strategy for dealing with cuba's military dictatorship. the holidays should bring joy. so why are you still putting up with complicated cash back cards? some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to places they choose... then they change those places every few months. quicksilver keeps it simple. with quicksilver you always earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. 'tis the season for simple. what's in your wallet? >> i can't remember a time when i didn't know the name fidel castro. i've known that name since i've been alive. it's been part of my life and family's life. they pled cuba as political exiles. there's tendency when world leaders die to kind
, stay with us if you can. coming up next, we talk about cuba. >> congressman carlos curbelo, we'll talk about reaction to castro's death. "morning joe" is coming right back. >> why does the president insist on an incoherent foreign policy that too often rewards our enemies and punishes our allies? as other american presidents have shown us in the past, peace through weakness and appeasement is not an effective strategy for dealing with cuba's military dictatorship. the...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : November 26, 2016 2:00am-3:01am PST
, fidel castro the communist dictator from cuba who do find 11 presidents and pushed to the brink of nuclear war is dead. taking to the street in little havana in miami. celebrating the news. many chanting cuba libre, meaning cuba this morning is free. >> very interesting. this hour, nine days of cuba is beginning. this hour. nine days. on the local radio there th
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : November 28, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
change. >>> also the president-elect on the potential changes to our cuba policy after the death of the dictator, fidel castro. we're live in havana, so let's get to it. >>> first from the news deck this afternoon, the suspect police say rammed a car into students at ohio state, then slashed victims with a butcher knife, was an 18-year-old somali refugee and a legal permanent resident of the united states. that's what law enforcement sources close to the investigation tell fox news. they also stress that the motive is unclear. the fbi is helping with the case and that investigators are looking into potential ties to terrorists. just looking. those sources say investigators are now contacting the suspect's relatives and other people who knew him. hospital officials say nine people were hurt in the attack and that nine -- none of their injuries is life threatening. police say it all started this morning when a car jumped a curb and ran into a group of students in a courtyard outside of watts hall on the north side of campus. the suspect then got out of that vehicle with the butcher kn
change. >>> also the president-elect on the potential changes to our cuba policy after the death of the dictator, fidel castro. we're live in havana, so let's get to it. >>> first from the news deck this afternoon, the suspect police say rammed a car into students at ohio state, then slashed victims with a butcher knife, was an 18-year-old somali refugee and a legal permanent resident of the united states. that's what law enforcement sources close to the investigation tell...
PBS NewsHour Weekend : KQED : November 27, 2016 5:30pm-6:01pm PST
headlines as a young boy when he was returned to cuba after a long and political fight, now 22 elian gonzalez, appeared on cuban state television today to say castro was a friend to his family. >> he taught us to fly. he taught us to dream. and now it is up to us alone, now without him by our side, it is up to us to open a path forward. it is up to us to execute that concept of revolution. >> stewart: in 1999, the then five-year old elian was at the center of a custody battle when he and his mother fled to florida from cuba by boat. his mother died in the attempt, and after a lengthy legal battle in 2000 a u.s. federal court ordered him to be sent back to his father in cuba. israel engaged in a rare military clash with isis- affiliated militants today, inside syria. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israeli warplanes killed four militants after the militants fired on an israeli soldiers patrolling the golan heights area near israel's northern border with syria. in syria's six year civil war government troops said today they've gained control of a second neighborhood in as many d
headlines as a young boy when he was returned to cuba after a long and political fight, now 22 elian gonzalez, appeared on cuban state television today to say castro was a friend to his family. >> he taught us to fly. he taught us to dream. and now it is up to us alone, now without him by our side, it is up to us to open a path forward. it is up to us to execute that concept of revolution. >> stewart: in 1999, the then five-year old elian was at the center of a custody battle when...
"washington "dictator who defied u.s. was loath and loved." held cuba in his awe. another story talking about the incoming trump administration dealing with a post-fidel castro transition muddies the fate of the detente with cuba. decades of suspicion between the country has the potential to hasten mr. obama's goal to cement a historic rapprochement. donald trump has been critical thehe detente, the fate of fault between the united states and cuba is far from clear." donald trump's initial response was a post on twitter, "fidel castro is dead!" sent mixed singles about how the roach american policy towards cuba. even as president obama tries to codify as much of the opening as possible. mr. trump said that restoring to the erratic -- diplomatic anations was fine, he called agreement from 2014 with raul weak agreement that provided too many concessions to cuba. that is certainly a topic we will be watching on washington journal. we have about 15 minutes left in this segment. we want to get your thoughts on this recount effort and should the clinton campaign participate in that re
"washington "dictator who defied u.s. was loath and loved." held cuba in his awe. another story talking about the incoming trump administration dealing with a post-fidel castro transition muddies the fate of the detente with cuba. decades of suspicion between the country has the potential to hasten mr. obama's goal to cement a historic rapprochement. donald trump has been critical thehe detente, the fate of fault between the united states and cuba is far from clear." donald...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : November 28, 2016 11:30pm-12:01am PST
senator chris murphy on donald trump's ultimatum to cuba and the latest details of the attack at ohio state university when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. our country reached a grim milestone over the holiday weekend with one little tweet. president-elect of the united states promoted a false claim in another context would be called a lie about the integrity of the election he just won sending off rounds of news coverage and thousands of retweets. in
senator chris murphy on donald trump's ultimatum to cuba and the latest details of the attack at ohio state university when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. our country reached a grim milestone over the holiday weekend with one little tweet. president-elect of the united states promoted a false claim in another context would be called a lie about the integrity of the election he just won sending off rounds of news coverage and...
MediaBuzz : FOXNEWSW : November 28, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PST
exiles are such a force in florida. in the decades that he ruled cuba, castro was a symbol of the cold war and largely reviled in the press era as a trouble making communist 90 miles from our shore. he would soften his image with marathon interviews that could last a week with the likes of barbara walters. >> he was funny. the crew loved him. we traveled throughout the country. the word charismatic was made for him. >> castro even did a sitdown with "playboy." but as the cold war ended and cuba's importance faded, the leader handing power to his brother eight years ago and then president obama restored diplomatic relations last year. the media's obituaries are mixed. others hailed him as a revolutionary hero. with castro i couldn't get past the ruthless despot part. he was a killer and even in some cases imprisoning or persecuting members of their family. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you're having a great thanksgiving weekend. give us a like on our facebook page. we post a lot of original content there. e-mail us about the media, comments or questions. we're back here next sunday as we are
exiles are such a force in florida. in the decades that he ruled cuba, castro was a symbol of the cold war and largely reviled in the press era as a trouble making communist 90 miles from our shore. he would soften his image with marathon interviews that could last a week with the likes of barbara walters. >> he was funny. the crew loved him. we traveled throughout the country. the word charismatic was made for him. >> castro even did a sitdown with "playboy." but as the...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : November 28, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
had to decide, how do i get these soviet missiles out of cuba and he appointed a committee and all sorts of advisers and for a week they argued. robert kennedy was there, john kennedy stood aside because he didn't want to intimidate them. during that week, this committee talked and talked and talked and then moved from what they would have done on the first day, which was to bomb cuba and invade it, get rid of the missiles, to what they decided ultimately to do with kennedy's agreement which was to blockade the island and tell the soviets to get the missiles out, which worked. we now know if you had not had that deliberative committee with the great national security adviser helping out, you would have probably have had the president being pushed to decide to invade the island, bomb the missiles. we know those missiles would have been fired off, there would have been an escalation that would have led to possibly 15 million human beings being dead and incineration of much of the northern hemisphere. that's how much it meant that there was a process with people who know how to do thi
had to decide, how do i get these soviet missiles out of cuba and he appointed a committee and all sorts of advisers and for a week they argued. robert kennedy was there, john kennedy stood aside because he didn't want to intimidate them. during that week, this committee talked and talked and talked and then moved from what they would have done on the first day, which was to bomb cuba and invade it, get rid of the missiles, to what they decided ultimately to do with kennedy's agreement which...
PBS NewsHour : KQED : November 30, 2016 3:00pm-4:00pm PST
agenda; on the ground in a rapidly changing cuba; madeleine albright and stephen hadley on trump's foreign policy, and much more. >> woodruff: the president-elect began fleshing out his economic team today, by announcing his choices to run the departments of treasury and commerce. in doing so, the candidate who campaigned with a heavy dose of populism, elevated individuals mainly known for thier connections to wall street and high finance. david wessel of the brookings institution, and a contributing columnist to "the wall street journal," joins me now. and welcome back to the program. >> thank you. >> woodruff: so, david, fill out this pick cure a little bit more of who -- let's start with steve manuchin, the pick to head the treasure department. what more do we know about it? >> it's just wonderfully ironickic donald trump who railed against the elite, lambasted hillary clinton for giving paid speeches to goldman sachs, turned to a guy who was not only goldman sachs 17 years but is a son of a goldman sachs lifer and has a son at goldman sachs. it seems to be an anti-populous move
agenda; on the ground in a rapidly changing cuba; madeleine albright and stephen hadley on trump's foreign policy, and much more. >> woodruff: the president-elect began fleshing out his economic team today, by announcing his choices to run the departments of treasury and commerce. in doing so, the candidate who campaigned with a heavy dose of populism, elevated individuals mainly known for thier connections to wall street and high finance. david wessel of the brookings institution, and a...
Reliable Sources : CNNW : November 27, 2016 8:00am-9:01am PST
dictator with many wondering what's next for cuba and america under a president trump. senator marco rubio will be here in minutes. plus, cabinet campaign. trump allies go public to stop him from picking mitt romney for secretary of state. >> romney does represent a very different viewpoint. i'm not sure whose secretary of state he will be. >> will the threat of a conservative backlash influence the president-elect or will a dark horse become america's top diplomat? top sen
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : November 9, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
have been campaign bluster. cuba, trump saying we want to roll back a lot of openneopenness president obama gave to you. in the middle east net yaholove. you the iran yrairanian presideg understanding in the nuclear deal what and there is no possibility it can be changed by a single government. donald trump said no. i hate it and we are pulling out of that. >> a whole new world. we'll see what happens. we'll record it and tell you about it. welcome to new york. it's great to have you back. >> good to be here. >> all right. we'll be right back. are you do? getting your quarter back. fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is literally throwing your money away. i think it's over there. that way? yeah, a little further up. what year was that quarter? what year is that one? '98 that's the one. you got it! nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. ally. do it right. let's get out of that water. yeah...r when you said that men are
have been campaign bluster. cuba, trump saying we want to roll back a lot of openneopenness president obama gave to you. in the middle east net yaholove. you the iran yrairanian presideg understanding in the nuclear deal what and there is no possibility it can be changed by a single government. donald trump said no. i hate it and we are pulling out of that. >> a whole new world. we'll see what happens. we'll record it and tell you about it. welcome to new york. it's great to have you...
forces of colombia, known as "farc," at a meeting brokered in cuba. president juan manuel santos-- who won this year's nobel peace prize for his efforts-- is now urging his country to unite behind the agreement. colombians narrowly rejected the original deal in a referendum six weeks ago as too lenient on farc when it came to punishment and reparations. the government has not said if there will be another referendum. parts of new zealand today saw ocean waves up to six feet high as a result of a tsunami. it was triggered by a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake centered near the city of christchurch on the country's south island. the quake was felt strongly in the capital of wellington, 120 miles to the north, and damaged some buildings there. the prime minister says at least two people were killed. the world health organization is vowing to hold the tobacco industry liable for the health consequences of its products. this weekend at the tobacco control summit in delhi, india, delegates from 180 countries also vowed to ban or curtail the sale of e-cigarettes. with smoking-related d
forces of colombia, known as "farc," at a meeting brokered in cuba. president juan manuel santos-- who won this year's nobel peace prize for his efforts-- is now urging his country to unite behind the agreement. colombians narrowly rejected the original deal in a referendum six weeks ago as too lenient on farc when it came to punishment and reparations. the government has not said if there will be another referendum. parts of new zealand today saw ocean waves up to six feet high as a...
The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : November 3, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
his cuba policies. and basically what happened two weeks ago at the united nations. for the first time in 55 years, the united states has not voted pro-the embargo against cuba. >> all right. so cuban americans in dade county where you live in miami and then throughout the state follow this stuff very, very closely where's as a lot of americans don't know what happened at the u.n. >> absolutely. yes. >> president obama didn't vote to uphold some of the embargo, cubans got angry and that's going to help donald trump? >> i would imagine that is the straw that broke the camel's back. why? >> dade county is usually democratic though. >> it is. >> except that voting block called the cuban american. >> and you think they are going to go for trump, the majority? >> i would say that right now 60% of the cuban would go for trump. >> wow. >> he should have talked to you. i mean, that would have helped him though. he needs florida desperately. >> that's one of the reasons why he really wanted to talk to us. but i think that the wiser political move would have been five months ago, six months ago
his cuba policies. and basically what happened two weeks ago at the united nations. for the first time in 55 years, the united states has not voted pro-the embargo against cuba. >> all right. so cuban americans in dade county where you live in miami and then throughout the state follow this stuff very, very closely where's as a lot of americans don't know what happened at the u.n. >> absolutely. yes. >> president obama didn't vote to uphold some of the embargo, cubans got...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : November 4, 2016 1:00am-2:01am PDT
trump's company violated the u.s. embargo against cuba. curt just had two big swats against donald trump in the form of "newsweek" koifr stories over the last several weeks. well, tonight, we have got scoop number three. and we have got it exclusively. this, ready? this is the cover story breaking tomorrow. why the russians are backing trump. and then you see the sub head there? inside putin's complex gambit to weaken the nato alliance. once again and we have obtained an advance look at some of this story. some of it's lead and some of it's details. i have to tell you, i'm going to be a little bit woolley to quote this and describe some of the rest of it because we here at msnbc we have not obtained the entire article. we have pieces of it. we have characterizations of the rest of their reporting and this is "newsweek" reporting. this is not nbc or msnbc reporting but some of it is red hot. korgtd what we have seen, "newsweek" will report tomorrow this remarkable detail of donald trump and the russian government. "newsweek" as far as we understand it going to report tomorrow that after d
trump's company violated the u.s. embargo against cuba. curt just had two big swats against donald trump in the form of "newsweek" koifr stories over the last several weeks. well, tonight, we have got scoop number three. and we have got it exclusively. this, ready? this is the cover story breaking tomorrow. why the russians are backing trump. and then you see the sub head there? inside putin's complex gambit to weaken the nato alliance. once again and we have obtained an advance look...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : November 9, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
put missiles in cuba. the u.s. threatened a nuclear war to get those missiles out of there. the russians did ultimately get them out of there without a nuclear war. but we were on the bring, october 22nd, 1962. exactly, exactly 25 years after that on the 25th anniversary of the closest we have ever been to global nuclear war, the united states air force made an announcement. they announced that something had happened in cheyenne, wyoming, that was a little unusual. this is an american nuclear missile silo. see that thing on the ground there that kind of looks like a squished "star wars" fighter or something, kind of that odd-shaped angular thing there? that's a blast door. it weighs 90 tons. the silo holding the nuclear missile is underground and the blast door sits on the ground on top of the opening of the silo so if for some reason the missile blows up underground, there is that handy 90 ton blast door tamping down the explosion and basically holding the whole thing in. the united states air force announce quietly to the local press in wyoming that there had been a bit of tro
put missiles in cuba. the u.s. threatened a nuclear war to get those missiles out of there. the russians did ultimately get them out of there without a nuclear war. but we were on the bring, october 22nd, 1962. exactly, exactly 25 years after that on the 25th anniversary of the closest we have ever been to global nuclear war, the united states air force made an announcement. they announced that something had happened in cheyenne, wyoming, that was a little unusual. this is an american nuclear...
to the castro brothers, they throw them in jail. you know, if he said hey cuba is a bad country, fidel is a dictator and done x, y, and z, he is out of there. and i was just wondering is it so ironic i don't even know if kaepernick understands that. >> well, i don't know of too many people who praise fidel. >> there were a bunch. >> and sing applauded who have ever lived under fidel. >> you don't have to live under him. i don't live under him. i know who he is. you had the prime minister of canada, jesse jackson. a bunch of far left politicians in the u.s.a. come on, i mean, the stats are the stats. the human rights watch is the human rights watch. everybody knows who he is. but what shocked me and i think it's a shock to you with the kaepernick situation he equates that because we put heroin dealers in jail, he octobers to that. that's what the mass incarceration is all about. these are drug dealers, hard drug dealers. that's who is in jail. that's the mass incarceration. and he is equating that with some poet in havana who wrote a thing saying gee, i wish we were all free. see
to the castro brothers, they throw them in jail. you know, if he said hey cuba is a bad country, fidel is a dictator and done x, y, and z, he is out of there. and i was just wondering is it so ironic i don't even know if kaepernick understands that. >> well, i don't know of too many people who praise fidel. >> there were a bunch. >> and sing applauded who have ever lived under fidel. >> you don't have to live under him. i don't live under him. i know who he is. you had...
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Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : November 9, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm PST
stay here, dodd/frank and our renewed relationship with cuba. obama's pending agenda items like the transpacific partnership, the confirmation of the -- judicial confirmation of merrick garland and the closing of guantanamo base are now unlikely come to pass. i'm joined by andrew sullivan of "new york" magazine. you said he was going to win. he did. now what? >> well, now we see what donald trump really is. the way you've been presenting it is if you think donald trump is some totally new person, that he can just create a tabla raza. he is just going to be this great leader of a mass movement. but i think that's very hard to do. he has been very explicit about so many of these promises that the bottom line is going to be how does he pull that off without alienating either the rest of washington or his base, actually. >> okay. we're going to have to take a break right now. we'll be right back. let's go to commercial right now. we'll be right back in a moment or two, okay? my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the s
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MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : November 13, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm PST
frank walking with his mom. where are you from? >> originally paraguay. >> your mom? >> cuba. >>. >> reporter: so why are you walking today? >> i'm walking, one, because i get to spend some quality time with my mother. but, two, i believe in the real mission of this ral p.a. raid, this rally, rather, to say there are social implications by what our president-elect has said and unless he is willing to condemn those who are now continuing to spread out that racism that has come about from his beginning of campaigning it's an issue and it needs to be addressed. >> reporter: when we were walking, you said, look, i'm from a mixed-race family and that's why it's also important for me to be here. when you say those social implications, what do you mean. >> i just mean the fact we are a nation of immigrants. that's most of the people you'll see here today. the issue we're having right now is we don't feel we're accepted and a lot of us are scared. i'm a citizen. i'm lucky. but many of my brothers and sisters here are not documented but who are also contributinging to this country and
frank walking with his mom. where are you from? >> originally paraguay. >> your mom? >> cuba. >>. >> reporter: so why are you walking today? >> i'm walking, one, because i get to spend some quality time with my mother. but, two, i believe in the real mission of this ral p.a. raid, this rally, rather, to say there are social implications by what our president-elect has said and unless he is willing to condemn those who are now continuing to spread out that...
Special Report With Bret Baier : FOXNEWSW : November 30, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm PST
cuba and what lesson might provide for a president donald trump dealing with the challenges in the post fidel castro era. it's based on my book, "three days in january." it's out january 10th. stay with fox news and f foxnews.com for the latest developments. >>> nancy pelosi hangs on to her leadership role in the house. what's does that say about the state of the democratic party now? we will ask the panel when we come back. when you have a cold, you just want powerful relief. only new alka-seltzer plus free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. so dad slayed the problemt with puffs plus lotion, instead. with lotion to soothe and softness to please. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. >>> i have a special spring in my step today because this opportunity is a special one to lead the house democrats, bring everyone together as we go forward. >> leader pelosi has been here a long time. she has a lot of friends. t
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Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : November 10, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
things, then go back to where you belong. >> reporter: this millennial from cuba waited five years to get his u.s. citizenship. this was the first time he could vote in a presidential election and voted trump. >> reporter: so he talks about this deportation force. >> absolutely. >> reporter: deporting all these illegals. you're on board with that? >> they broke laws. now they have to face punishment for those laws. >> reporter: dr. juan torres who waited ten years to become a citizen does worry people he knows could be deported but -- >> the bottom line is that they broke the law. when i came to this country, i came through the front door. >> reporter: you think everyone should go through the front door as you say like you did. >> if you go to somebody's house, you go through the front door. >> reporter: beyond immigration, these voters think trump will defeat isis. >> you start negotiating with terrorists, he wants to exterminate them and i agree with that 100%. >> reporter: he gets high marks on the economy and jobs, too. >> he is a businessman and that to me was very important because
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Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : November 3, 2016 10:00pm-12:01am EDT
to all of this cuba,sation, and we have which has always voted republican. then when barack obama came in, it went over to the democrats. the indians, pakistanis, they all used to vote republican. who investigates their fraud? said, i am ag lady part of that civil rights movement with dr. king. i stood in greenwood, mississippi, when we were put on school buses. dr. king was left in the middle on the lawn there. if we kill the body, the head would die. ont means that they put us the bus and they left dr. king in the middle of the road. all i'm saying is we fought hard for the vote. with a regular chauffeurs license. then i had to go to a cbl and then a specialist. it was crazy what they were doing, knocking a lot of people off the roads from driving heavy trucks. but with the government doing all of their regulation, they took a lot of jobs from people. will leave it there. our conversation is running short on time. i want to ask the guests to talk about what you are preparing for this time around that you did not have to prepare for in elections past. jon waclawski. is aaclawski:
to all of this cuba,sation, and we have which has always voted republican. then when barack obama came in, it went over to the democrats. the indians, pakistanis, they all used to vote republican. who investigates their fraud? said, i am ag lady part of that civil rights movement with dr. king. i stood in greenwood, mississippi, when we were put on school buses. dr. king was left in the middle on the lawn there. if we kill the body, the head would die. ont means that they put us the bus and...
and the hyperinflation. .ost: that is steve farewell ceremonies in cuba in light of the death of adele castro. -- the death of fidel castro. a story in the washington post says -- there was a farewell ceremony that took place in cuba. washington post highlights the activities also adding that president resident -- told the crowd that castro would live on in all of them one more call. this is james in pennsylvania. go ahead and tell us about where you live. caller: i live in a rural area in pennsylvania, the poconos. i have lived here for 53 years. we moved here from queens, new york. it was a farm community. now there is no farms. a lot of people coming in from new york, new jersey and philadelphia. my statement to washington and i am kind of annoyed. it seems like it is business as usual, particularly with the case of romney being secretary of state. i hope it works out. i hope the country doesn't turn around. i hope some sticks to his word. -- i hope the country does turn around. i hope some six to his word. host: who would you like to see in the position? caller: romp -- not romney.
and the hyperinflation. .ost: that is steve farewell ceremonies in cuba in light of the death of adele castro. -- the death of fidel castro. a story in the washington post says -- there was a farewell ceremony that took place in cuba. washington post highlights the activities also adding that president resident -- told the crowd that castro would live on in all of them one more call. this is james in pennsylvania. go ahead and tell us about where you live. caller: i live in a rural area in...
Washington Journal : CSPAN : November 3, 2016 7:00am-10:01am EDT
investigates the other party more, democrats or republicans? i listen to all of this cuba,sation, and we have which has always voted republican. then when barack obama came in, it went over to the democrats. the indians, pakistanis, they all used to vote republican. who investigates their fraud? said, i am ag lady part of that civil rights movement with dr. king. i stood in greenwood, mississippi, when we were put on school buses. dr. king was left in the middle on the lawn there. if we kill the body, the head would die. ont means that they put us the bus and they left dr. king in the middle of the road. all i'm saying is we fought hard for the vote. with a regular chauffeurs license. then i had to go to a cbl and then a specialist. it was crazy what they were doing, knocking a lot of people off the roads from driving heavy trucks. but with the government doing all of their regulation, they took a lot of jobs from people. will leave it there. our conversation is running short on time. i want to ask the guests to talk about what you are preparing for this time around that you did not have
investigates the other party more, democrats or republicans? i listen to all of this cuba,sation, and we have which has always voted republican. then when barack obama came in, it went over to the democrats. the indians, pakistanis, they all used to vote republican. who investigates their fraud? said, i am ag lady part of that civil rights movement with dr. king. i stood in greenwood, mississippi, when we were put on school buses. dr. king was left in the middle on the lawn there. if we kill...


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Any suggestions for a good standalone delay with a lot of presets?
The Bram Bos Kozmonaut app is a multi-tap Delay with a lot of presets. It can sound like a huge reverb effect or a slow running 4 head tape looping machine. Nice sound engine that doesn't over-color the results.
4Pockets makes a MultiTap Delay App but only provides around 10 presets. It's also a very transparent "echo device" that can be configured to sound like a "chorus" effect.
Almost any echo unit that allows for short echo settings can be configured to simulate a reverb unit.
Kai Ara's has a tape delay product that intentionally colors the sound with tape saturation.
With delay and reverb, you often want to sync it to your host bpm - it will sit in the mix better. If you're going for an effect to stand out from the mix, don't sync it. When "dialing in" a delay, try starting with no regen or feedback and only use the % mix and the time. Get that sounding good and then try using the regen/feedback to see how it sound to you.
Finally, also for a more natural sound and reverb/delays that will sit better in the mix, try rolling off (cutting) the low end and highest end from the sound before it hits the reverb or delay.
Reverb and delay plugins or apps that have LP, HP and pre-delay settings are more convenient to use and can save CPU % by using only one thing instead of a chain.


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Q: Notification Content Title and Content Text are not shwoing I am generating local notification with multiple lines. All lines are showing properly but contentTitle and contentText are not showing.
Here is my code to generate a notification:
Intent notificationIntent = new Intent(context, MainActivity.class);

notificationIntent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK |
        Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_SINGLE_TOP | Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP);

TaskStackBuilder stackBuilder = TaskStackBuilder.create(context);
stackBuilder.addParentStack(MainActivity.class);
stackBuilder.addNextIntent(notificationIntent);

int num = (int) System.currentTimeMillis();

PendingIntent pendingIntent = stackBuilder.getPendingIntent(num, PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT);

String id = "notification_channel_id";
CharSequence name = "Message_Notification";
Bitmap bm = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(context.getResources(), R.mipmap.ic_launcher);

NotificationCompat.Builder notificationBuilder = new NotificationCompat.Builder(context, id)
        .setSmallIcon(R.mipmap.ic_launcher)
        .setContentTitle("title")
        .setContentText("time")
        .setAutoCancel(true)
        .setGroupSummary(true)
        .setGroup(GROUP_KEY)
        .setContentIntent(pendingIntent)
        .setChannelId(id);

if (subTitle != null) {
    NotificationCompat.InboxStyle inboxStyle = new NotificationCompat.InboxStyle();

    inboxStyle.setBigContentTitle("Dose Reminder");

 if (subTitle.contains("---")) {

        String[] splitStrings = subTitle.split("---");

        for (int i = 0; i < splitStrings.length; i++) {
            inboxStyle.addLine(splitStrings[i]);
        }
    } else {
        inboxStyle.addLine(subTitle);

        // Moves the expanded layout object into the notification object.
        notificationBuilder.setStyle(inboxStyle);

    }

    // Moves the expanded layout object into the notification object.
    notificationBuilder.setStyle(inboxStyle);
}

if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP) {
    notificationBuilder.setColor(ContextCompat.getColor(context, R.color.colorAccent));
} else {
    notificationBuilder.setLargeIcon(bm);
}

if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.O) {
    NotificationManager notificationManager = (NotificationManager) context.getSystemService(context.NOTIFICATION_SERVICE);

    // The user.-visible description of the channel.
    String description = "Notifications contains messages which was sent by dev team.";
    int importance = NotificationManager.IMPORTANCE_MAX;
    NotificationChannel mChannel = new NotificationChannel(id, name, NotificationManager.IMPORTANCE_DEFAULT);
    // Configure the notification channel.
    mChannel.setDescription(description);
    mChannel.enableLights(true);
    // Sets the notification light color for notifications posted to this
    // channel, if the device supports this feature.
    mChannel.setLightColor(Color.RED);
    if (notificationManager != null) {
        notificationManager.createNotificationChannel(mChannel);
    }
}

// Sets an ID for the notification

// Gets an instance of the NotificationManager service
final NotificationManager mNotifyMgr =
        (NotificationManager) context.getSystemService(context.NOTIFICATION_SERVICE);
// Builds the notification and issues it.
if (mNotifyMgr != null) {
    mNotifyMgr.notify(num, notificationBuilder.build());

}

When notification comes "title" and "time" are not showing. It showing "Dose Reminder" and subTitles in multiple lines.
Am I missing something?

A: setBigContentTitle(CharSequence title)

Overrides ContentTitle in the big form of the template.
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Notification.InboxStyle
Check Use MessagingStyle section
https://developer.android.com/training/notify-user/build-notification

JFYI by default timestamp is gone in push notifications, Android 7 (Nougat) onwards

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