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welcome to the show I'm carless who said the CNN center in atlanta Georgia today

we're starting with the trip to 2 locations in the caribbean see the first

is the island of Puerto Rico which is going through a sort of Exodus Puerto

Rico with the territory of the us- with commonwealth status what that means is

it has its own government though it's subject to us' federal laws and even

though its residents don't have to pay some us' federal taxes

many of them are moving to the us- where they will Porto Rico is losing its

population why

well it's been in a recession a period of economic decline for 10 years people

are leaving in search of better opportunities in the United States and

in many cases they're not moving back

currently more Porter Ricans live in the us- than on the island itself and it may

be on track to record the greatest exodus in its history seventy billion

dollars quarter Rico is deep in debt

seventy billion dollars of it and lenders are not going on the island or

it's a situation so bad it's often compared to Greece and Detroit tax

refunds delayed home prices

cratering population 440,000 people have left in the last decade ago tax base is

shrinking so-called death spiral dance according to its governor

and it's not just New York put their life savings to do what they were saying

that in federal aid options are grim getting all those parties solution

the second Caribbean location we're visiting is the island nation of Cuba a

seven day cruise docked in the capital of Havana yesterday why is that

significant it sailed from miami florida is part of the Cold War rivalry between

cuba in the us- on and off travel restrictions were in place between the

two nations those were lifted late in 2014 as part of an agreement between us-

President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro President Obama

started normalizing relations with Cuba saying that decades of isolating the

island nation not dealing with it economically or politically had failed

to influence the communist government to improve its human rights record

critics say cuban human rights record hasn't improved under President Obama's

policy either but the cruise ship that docked in havana monday is one example

of some change between the two countries even though this voyage almost didn't

happen the first US-cuba crews nearly four decades is finally underway

one more step towards greater ties between the USA and its communist

neighbor some of the seven hundred passengers aboard Carnival stratum line

say they feel like they're making history of my grandmother went way back

in the day before with their workload and so just being able to go there

the people and

but it's been anything but smooth sailing for the weeklong cruise will

make three stops in cuba cuban Americans protested at carnivals Miami

headquarters after the company said the cuban law prevented from accepting

bookings from anyone born in Cuba the island's government says restrictions on

Cubans traveling aboard boats were in place to prevent cubans from making the

often dangerous journey to the united states facing growing public outcry

carnival said it would delay the cruisers until everyone that's when the

cuban government did something completely unexpected and reversed their

decades old policy now cuban-born people who have passports issued by cuba can

travel to the island on cruise ships and the cuban government has said it will

soon ease restrictions on private boats and not a moment too soon for Carnival

be a part of being the first people to be able to sail from the US-cuban back

including those who were born in cuba is a tremendous privilege and honor the

cuban government reversing course happens rarely even less so to satisfy

you s business concerns but apparently opening the UN's cruise companies and

the potential earnings they would bring which is too good an opportunity for

cuba by seven hundred and thirty-five days in north korea was long enough

that's a quote from UE citizen Kenneth BAE who just gave his first interview

since he was released from a North Korean prison in 2014

it's not known exactly why babe was arrested in 2012 he was a tour operator

in north korea he was charged with hostile acts two years went by before

the you s Director of National Intelligence carried a letter from

President Obama addressed to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Hoon us'

officials say that might have been the high-level attention that North Korea

wanted from the USS shortly afterward Bay was released he hasn't forgotten his

ordeal or what got him through it was a first American ever sent to labor camps

in North Korea and I have to work from eight o'clock in the morning until six

o'clock and I six days and weeks and working on the field we know for me

labor work carrying Iraq

and shoveling coal and all those things that was a physically very demanding and

was very difficult especially I have back problems and different issues that

I had before even imprisonment but along the way that I found myself in just in

the light in north korea prison

depending upon God and then just totally free much living day to day and just a

live one day at a time when you're not going home you're going to be here

forever what kind of things what they say to you in the prison where there is

a one prosecutor assigned to my case for the last year of my imprisonment he came

to me almost every weekend say no remember you have been forgotten by

people and governments you're not going on any time soon you'll be here for 15

years you'll be 60 before you go home what would that do to your head

obviously was a very difficult to take it in but I was still holding on to the

promised that it was from when I was praying in from God that he will be

ready best cure and you don't want us' government do everything possible with

that bring me home so I was holding onto the promise

from the USA East to the middle east it's time for the call of the role

Carmel High School is up first in the town of Paterson New York and it's great

to see the RAM not too far away is the community Blackwood New Jersey and we've

got the Lions watching their at Glen landing middle school in from the united

arab emirates hello to our viewers at Dubai American Academy it's an emirate

of Dubai on the Persian Gulf

a University of Colorado professor says some dogs let the good squeeze a

professional dog trainer says maybe dogs just don't like being snuggled and

photographed at the same time the point not everyone agrees with the University

of British Columbia professor who says dogs eat hugs there's nothing like a dog

tug at your heart but is a mutual let's ask the owner of special agent maxwell

smart now do you think he does love it when you hug him I know a good thing

Maxwell isn't smart enough to read Psychology Today the data says don't hug

the dog supposedly dogs hate it when we hugged them really not this one he's a

lover not a fighter but according to a new study almost 82 percent of dog show

at least one sign of stress some of the signs ears down head turned to avoid eye

contact can i fuck you sweetheart your sweetheart submissive closing lip

licking anxious yawning in psychology professor and dog officer Stanley Coren

looked at two hundred and fifty photos from the internet of people hugging

their dogs four out of five of the dog should stress that is filled with

pictures of happy owners hugging stressed the fuck professor corn says

dogs evolves and that their main means of defense is to run away what does a

hard dick immobilize them so if you hunt him what's he do

financially professor corn compares hunting a dog what one of his amps used

to do

came over and grab both of my cheeks well I mean it hurt and I didn't like it

at all dog owners aren't buying it does your dog like to be high and he does yes

you like stick it to me and he seems to be very happy to be there just part of

the approximately 8% of dogs found to be comfortable getting hot

but even my ex would probably prefer baloney to hog jeanne mokes CNN but I

have an immobilized New York hard to believe that even in a doggy dog world

are best friends are thinking how canine get out of this there are times they

seem hungry for affection not wanting to wage war against someone who unleashes

it it's not a bar or a bite it's a hug and let the stress causes unrest it

paints a pretty picture of puppy love I'm call is used for CNN Student News

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welcome to the show at the CNN center in atlanta Georgia today we're starting

with the trip to 2 locations in the caribbean see the first is the island of

Puerto Rico which is going through a sort of Exodus Puerto Rico with the

territory of the us- with commonwealth status what that means is it has its own

government though it's subject to us' petrol laws and even though its

residents don't have to pay some us' federal taxes

many of them are moving to the us- where they will Porto Rico is losing its

population why

well it's been in a recession a period of economic decline forty years people

are leaving in search of better opportunities in the United States and

in many cases they're not moving back

currently more Porter Ricans live in the USA than on the island itself and it may

be on track to record the greatest exodus in its history

billion dollars quarter Rico is deep in debt

seventy billion dollars evident lenders are not going on the island or it's a

situation so bad it's often compared to Greece

and Detroit tax refunds delayed prices cratering population 440,000 people have

left in the last decade ago tax base is shrinking so-called death spiral and

recording with governor and it's just do your own pottery it's put their life

savings to do what they were saying that the bankruptcy filing federal aid

getting all those parties solution

the second Caribbean location we're visiting is the island nation of Cuba a

seven day cruise docked in the capital of Havana yesterday why is that

significant it sailed from miami florida is part of the Cold War rivalry between

cuba in the us- on and off travel restrictions were in place between the

two nations those were lifted late in 2014 as part of an agreement between us-

President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro President Obama

started normalizing relations with Cuba saying that decades of isolating the

island nation not dealing with it economically or politically had failed

to influence the communist government to improve its human rights record

critics say cuban human rights record hasn't improved under President Obama's

policy either but the cruise ship that docked in havana monday is one example

of some change between the two countries even though this voyage almost didn't

happen the first US-cuba crews nearly four decades is finally underway

one more step towards greater ties between the USA and its communist

neighbor some of the seven hundred passengers aboard Carnival stratum line

say they feel like they're making history of my grandmother went way back

in the day before with their workload and so just being able to go there

the people and

but it's been anything but smooth sailing for the weeklong cruise will

make three stops in cuba cuban Americans protested at carnivals Miami

headquarters after the company said the cuban law prevented from accepting

bookings from anyone born in Cuba the island's government says restrictions on

Cubans traveling aboard boats were in place to prevent cubans from making the

often dangerous journey to the united states facing growing public outcry

carnival said it would delay the cruises until everyone that's when the cuban

government did something completely unexpected and reversed their decades

old policy now cuban-born people who have passports issued by cuba can travel

to the island on cruise ships and the cuban government has said it will soon

ease restrictions on private boats and not a moment too soon for Carnival be a

part of being the first people to be able to sail from the US-cuban back

including those who were born in cuba is a tremendous privilege and honor the

cuban government reversing course happens rarely even less so to satisfy

you s business concerns but apparently opening dus cruise companies and the

potential earnings they would bring which is too good an opportunity for

cuba to exhale by seven hundred and thirty-five days in north korea was long

enough that's a quote from UE citizen Kenneth BAE who just gave his first

interview since he was released from a North Korean prison in 2014

it's not known exactly why baby was arrested in 2012 he was a tour operator

in north korea he was charged with hostile acts two years went by before

the you s Director of National Intelligence carried a letter from

President Obama addressed to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un's officials

say that might have been the high-level attention that North Korea wanted from

the USS shortly afterward they was released he hasn't forgotten his ordeal

or what got him through it was a first American ever sent to labor camps in

North Korea and I have to work from eight o'clock in the morning until six

o'clock and I six days and weeks and working on the field of army labor work

carrying on rock

and shoveling coal and all those things that was a physically very demanding and

was very difficult especially I have back problems and different issues that

I had before even improvements but along the way that I found myself adjusting to

life in North Korea prison

depending upon God and then just totally free much living day to day and just a

live one day at a time when you're not going home you're going to be here

forever what kind of things what they say to you in the prison where there's a

one prosecutor assigned to my case for the last year of my imprisonment he came

to me almost every weekend say no remember you you haven't forgotten by

people governments you're not going on any time soon you'll be here for 15

years you'll be 60 before you go home what would that do to your head

obviously was a very difficult to take it in but I was still holding on to the

promised that it was from when I was praying in from God that he will be

ready best cure and you don't want us' government do everything possible

without bringing the home so I was holding onto the promise

from the USA East to the middle east it's time for the call of the role

Carmel High School is up first in the town of Paterson New York and it's great

to see the RAM not too far away is the community Blackwood New Jersey and we've

got the Lions watching their at Glen landing middle school in from the united

arab emirates hello to our viewers at Dubai American Academy it's an emirate

of Dubai on the Persian Gulf

a University of Colorado professor says some dogs let the good squeeze a

professional dog trainer says maybe dogs just don't like being snuggled and

photographed at the same time the point not everyone agrees with the University

of British Columbia professor who says dogs eat hugs there's nothing like a dog

to target your heart but is a mutual let's ask the owner of special agent

maxwell smart now do you think he does love it when you hug him I know a good

thing Maxwell isn't smart enough to read Psychology Today the data says don't hug

the dog supposedly dogs hate it when we hugged them really not this one he's a

lover not a fighter but according to a new study almost 82 percent of dog show

at least one sign of stress some of the signs ears down head turned to avoid eye

contact can i fuck you sweetheart goodnight sweetheart submissive closing

lip licking anxious yawning in psychology professor and dog author

Stanley Coren looked at two hundred and fifty photos from the internet of people

hugging their dogs four out of five of the dogs should stress that is filled

with pictures of happy owners how he stressed the fuck professor corn says

dogs evolves and that their main means of defense is to run away what does a

hundred immobilize them so if you hunt him what's he do

professor corn compares hunting a dog what one of his amps used to do

came over and grab both of my cheeks well I mean it hurt and I didn't like it

at all dog owners aren't buying it does your dog like to be high and he does yes

you like stick if that's well when I hug him he leaned into me

he seems to be very happy to be there just part of the approximately 80% of

dogs found to be comfortable getting hot but even max would probably prefer

baloney to hog chemo CNN lovin it but I have an immobilized New York hard to

believe that even in a doggy dog world are best friends are thinking how canine

get out of this there are times they seem hungry for affection not wanting to

wage war against someone who unleashes it it's not a bar or a bite it's a hug

and let the stress causes unrest it paints a pretty picture of puppy love

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