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sometimes like see from our two they go back to swim in the sea and to look at the ruins of their homes. when i was born here we are born about they do you see in. all our day to be. that identity is also tied to the graves of their ancestors. soon they need to be moved before the sea claims them as well. nearly a billion people worldwide have a disability around fifteen percent of the population eighty percent of disabled people live in developing countries and then they often lack the means to lead an independent life. people with disabilities are often socially marginalized they're less likely to finish school more likely to be without work and impoverished.
opportunities and frankly the political opportunities for him now being recognized by the international community. if he worked to change his country, open up his country, and allow for the kind of economic growth we have seen in china. a lot of people thought that may never be possible in north korea, but there are elements in that country who have been hoping for quite some time to see a better economic living condition for the people there. this is the country where it's a rural area, so it is extraordinary impoverished. there's very little infrastructure. but that's also a tremendous opportunity for people to go in there and start to develop. this could be the dawn of a new era in north korea. and the once isolated closed off country that i'm familiar with could change and frankly could change quickly depending on how things go. >> the key words, depending on how things go right now. barbara starr is at the pentagon working their sources. the u.s. military, clearly the
they are lost right now because there's nothing for them. it's all for the rich. >> reporter: this mom shopping for her family. >> our state of the union at this moment is divisive. i think that's the word of the year at this moment. >> the state of our union is not where it should be right now. i think that we are kind of on a decline and i'm worried about the middle class and the impoverished and where they're going to end up. >> the state of our union is positive. i think the president's doing a great job. he could curb some of his comments, maybe, but that's not for me to say. >> reporter: and in wisconsin tonight, paul and lisa newman from baraboo. >> the state of our union is really polarized and very divided. and we can't survive if we continue down this path. >> and we can do better.
madison guaranty savings and loan. now, in terms of total dollar amount, it was a drop in the bucket. but the self-dealing that went on there, the conflicts of interest were among the most brazen i had ever seen. >> to raise more funds, jim turned to former little rock municipal judge david hale. >> david hale ran a small business administration-backed lending company called capital management. >> if somebody invested $500,000 in mr. hale's company, the sba would match that like 3-to-1. ey would give hale $1.5 million. >> hwas supposed to use the money for the impoverished, but, instead, he was charged with using it to help friends of the clintons. >> hale's capital management services a $300,000 loan to susan mcdougal. >> it literally was signing and then signing. and i said, "is that all there is to this?"
madison guaranty savings and loan. now, in terms of total dollar amount, it was a drop in the bucket. but the self-dealing that went on there, the conflicts of interest were among the most brazen i had ever seen. >> to raise more funds, jim turned to former little rock municipal judge david hale. >> david hale ran a small business administration-backed lending company called capital management. >> if somebody invested $500,000 in mr. hale's company, the sba would match that like 3-to-1. they would give hale $1.5 million. >> he was supposed to use the money for the impoverished, but, instead, he was charged with using it to help friends of the clintons. >> hale's capital management services a $300,000 loan to susan mcdougal. >> it literally was signing and then signing. and i said, "is at all there is to this?"
accounts. >> i don't think i ever saw a savings & loan as dirty as madison guaranty savings & loan. in terms of total dollar amount, it was a drop in a bucket. the self-dealing that went on there, the conflicts of interest were among the most brazen i had ever seen. >> to raise more funds, jim turned to former little rock municipal judge david hale. >> david hale ran a small business administration lending company and capital management. >> somebody invested $500,000 in mr. hale's company, the sba would match that 3-1. they would give hale 1.5 million. >> he was posed to use the money for the impoverished but instead charged with using it helping friends of the clintons. >> hale's capital management services made a $300,000 loan to susan mcdougal. it literally was signing and
and this. time for change. a very interesting part of that tweet. iran's president instead referred to the protesters as a small minority and said this. our great nation has witnessed a number of similar incidents in the past and has comfortably dealt with them. this is nothing. tell us who the iranian government is blaming. >> it has been quite interesting in observing what is happening over the last few days. these protests are quite widespread, but not really organized by one group nor do they have an individual leader. people from a lot of different walks of life and a lot of the economically impoverished and starting out with requests for economic reforms and expressing
>> anthony: tepito is a city within a city, its own thing. either the dark center, or the beating heart of mexico city, depending on your point of view. it's the home of santa muerte, the skeletal saint death. this is where they come -- the impoverished, the oppressed, the marginalized, the criminal. people for whom the traditional church has less relevancy. for the unforgiven, and the unforgiveable, for those on whom the catholic saints have turned their backs, there is santa muerte. this is a place and santa muerte is a saint that accepts everybody. "death to my enemies," written
of the impoverished, the control ain't enough and i will not be able to keep these people on the rolls. they showed under coverage in the aca process. senator, how can you respect and go along with the process when the reason we can't know when it's going to turn out is because you are not letting the cbo score it? mcconnell is rushing it through and people like you are endorsing that move, so you are right we don't know what it's going to do and we don't know because the cbo don't have the time to score it. your own criticism is being used as leverage in this situation. how can you vote for a bill when you know it's not going to be scored? >> i don't see how cbo can score
out. elizabeth: you were one of the first people on the storm, really just hours after the storm had touched down in your district which is in south florida, the naples area and into parts of fort myers. what did you see when you were just landing? well, the first disheartening thing i saw was we were landing in rsw, we flew over lehigh acres which is one of the more impoverished, disadvantaged areas of lee county, and there was a lot of flooding. a lot of houses were where you could see the house, but there was water around it. and lehigh acres has had a tough go, lehigh acres, bonita are the hardest hit. elizabeth: there's still millions of people without power, still a really long road ahead. do folks know what they're up against? we're talking months, years of recovery simply because of the sheer amount of destruction. >> there's a lot of destruction, and it's not just where we are, you know? the keys were flattened, and it's important for everybody to realize the magnitude of the challenge. fp and l has, like, four and a