] ♪ >> son las notas del himno nacional de mÉxico. vamos ahora a escuchar tambiÉn el himno nacional de panamÁ. ♪ ♪ ♪ [himno de panamÁ] ♪ >> son los himnos nacionales, el de mÉxico y el de panamÁ. ♪ ♪ [publicidad] >> mientras vemos el saludo del tolo gallego y el tata martino argentinos entre panamÁ y mÉxico respectivamente conocemos las alineaciones. la selecciÓn de panamÁ presentará a calderÓn en el arco, palacios, machado, torres, y ariano en la lÍnea defensiva. vienen escobar, rodrÍguez, abdiel ayarza, torres >> cuatro jugadores se repiten del partido del estadio azteca. hay que estar pendiente de rodrÍguez que fue el cambio de Último momento para jugar en mÉxico. >> ricardo montero es el Árbitro central con los capitales--capitanes romÁn y memo quien va a ser dirigido por el tata martino. hÉctor moreno y jesÚs gallardo completan la lÍnea defensiva. Álvarez, rodrÍguez y gutiÉrrez en el mediocampo. en el ataque carlos, el piojo alvarado, raÚl jimÉnez y pizarro, borja completa los 11 del tata. >>

bush and phillip calderon of mexico. it was groundbreaking, mexico and the united states had never entered into any security agreement before and many compared it to norad, the agreement between the united states and canada that this would be the armed forces security agencies working side by side and building trust and in fact over the last 12 years that's what we've seen. what is doubtful, though, is whether or not this has actually reduced levels of violence. what would have happened if we hadn't had this kind of cooperation between the two countries? but what we are seeing is that year after year the number of homicides in mexico is growing. last year we had 36,000 homicides. and this year it looks as though those numbers will be even higher. host: duncan wood is our guest, talking about the fight against mexican drug cartels. 202-748-8000 is the number for democrats, republicans 2-704-8001 and independents, 202-748-8002 and we welcome your comments on twitter. wj and a tweet at c-span also text us. the president twe

you could get anywhere in mexico. after pressure to change it, now, you're issued an exit visa but to go through southern mexico. basically means there's no possibility for these people to go farther north without being detected. it is a population that doesn't feel like mexico is the right place for them to be requesting protection, whether it is because they have no cultural language affinities to mexico. i mean, there's a lot of the african population that might fit there. cubans, most of them really want -- the main destination is the united states. i think there's a -- basically, there's a lack of response from the mexican government to what other options this population might have that doesn't want protection in mexico, wants to keep going but has no way to safely and humanely do that right now. it is a challenge that we've not gotten a clear answer from the mexican government or what else they could offer or what else they could do to support the populati population. i'm not sure if you have thoughts of that as

tunnel culture spread to mexico. i took these thirds of channels in a working class district of mexico city. of those beliefs or less so of course and to fill in so the major impact on these young people blood in blood out an american me. after they saw these films they became childless right away gentlemen. but a use for them that the american dream is to belong to a guy like in the movies. example the problem is this photo is very symbolic these guys are him of their guns and my camera. it shows that there's a certain level of trust between us but then there was. the spot on the quiet with violence that's associated with these young people who think they're important priorities or families communities neighborhoods and or contractors who are impacted by. this point things like him like them or call. people the president calls at least the initial completely different things mexicans who live in the us suffer discrimination for them clothing signifies social resistance which is this has was here. you skin this expre

personnel to help mexico, which would not be consistent with mexico's sovereignty. but i think that this opens the door for further cooperation and for cooperating on issues at really affect not only everyday mexicans but ofic course amerans as well. i think the focus on the northern bordestopping thef flowgrants at the northern border has resulted in a moving around of resources within mexico that need to be refocused on combating the real problem, the carts. laura: thank you so much for joining us. jason: thank you very much. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." program, india's air pollution is taking a heavy toll on the very youngest. we report on their daily struggle. laura:he eagerly awaited new series of the worldrama "the crown" begins this month with colman taking over from claire foy as the queen. it ends with the silver jubilee. >> is the first of july, 1969. welcome to the investiture of gie prince of wales, or at least as it is being id by netflix, the exact same castle, the exact sameocation. as the world's most famous family rurns, olivia

your view is it would be endangered in mexico city? >> i would say there at a heightened risk for being targeted, yes. >> in mexico city? >> i would say yes. >> well, here's my concern. i understand that you describe the impairments on the northern border as being overcrowded and maybe not as healthy as you like them to be. but i but i find it impossible to believe that the entire country of mexico is dangerous for migrants. the country of mexico is offering a time to all these asylum-seekers or escaping guatemala, honduras, venezuela, whatever. you know as well as i do the alone majority of the asylum-seekers that reaches the united states are not approved. 87% are not approved. they are seeking economic advantage. i don't blame them but they're not in danger. and certainly once they get out of honduras and are in mexico they are no longer in danger. we need to be recognizing that people are coming appear for economic opportunities and they've been overwhelming our system. mr. knowles, you talked about the interview process. when was

congress to say listen, mexico has done its part mexico is fully committed, we need a usmca, that all need to continue the growth of trade that is already there. mexico has become the first trading partner of the u.s. for the first six months of the year and we will continue to do so and we need this agreement to give us stability also to the economies of the three countries, to give certainty to investment and to include that these usmca include chapters that were not included enough to like digital trade like fight against corruption law by a glow and medium enterprises and consultations with indigenous populations and gender. and away it's a very progressive agreement and i use the word progressive with care because when i said the usmca has a progressive point of view i think the ambassador sometimes look at me like what law, so ok social and new dimensions of an agreement but i think the main message for all our audience in the u.s. is, do not have any doubt of the commitment of the mexican government for usmca and we have been working very hard with congress, with the private se

alejandro: la comunidad de bio livianos en mÉxico no lo considera de la misma manera. >> mÉxico estÁ trayendo a su territorioa personas que han cometido grandes delitos. alejandro: tambiÉn lo critico, y de paso a la polÍtica mexicana, fue la presidenta interina jeanine ÁÑez, quien estÁ de acuerdo con que traten a morales como una vÍctima. jeanine ÁÑez: me da mucha pena los mexicanos. nosotros queremos salir de algo a lo que ellos decidieron entrar. alejandro: evo morales fue distinguido como huÉsped distinguido en la ciudad de mÉxico. el diario reforma revela que el 58% de los mexicanos rechaza el asilo a evo morales. diputados en el poder propusieron recaudar fondos para entregarle a evo morales $8000 mensuales para sus gastos, 50% mÁs de lo que gana el presidente en este paÍs. enrique: el cÍrculo polar Ártico comienza a calentarse con la llegada de miles de personas al pueblo de santa. llega a nuestras vidas sin anunciarse. poniéndonos en peligro... sin nuestro permiso. a algunos les parecerá inofensivo. pero no existe humo de segunda mano seguro. todos contienen qu

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be in danger and mexico city? >> they are targeted yes. >> and mexico city? >> yes. >> here is my concern. i understand what you describe the encampments on the northern border as being overcrowded maybe not as healthy as you would like them to be but i find it impossible to believe that the entire country of mexico was dangerous and the country of mexico has offered asylum to all of these you are escaping honduras or guatemala. the overwhelming majority of the asylum-seekers in the united one --dash 86 percent are not approved they are taking economic advantage. they are not in danger and then they are no longer in danger. so we are recognizing that they are overwhelming our system. you talk about the interview process once the last time he personally conducted an interview of an asylum seeker? >> i am almost a full time union representative i am excused from my regular duties for i have not personally conducted mpp interviews but i come in contact with those who do. it has been about four years since i have adju

guest: that is just mexico, showing canada and mexico. that is the combined nafta, one mexico, the other canada. guest: the trade agreement, usmca opens markets for farmers, which is why the farm bureau strongly endorses this agreement. farmers all across the country -- it is why you have every state -- anm an egg ag state, who are strong supporters of this agreement. go to the u.s. department of agriculture website and check it up. guest: can ask a question? zero is zero, so how is it opening markets? guest: i don't think that is accurate. if you look at dairy alone, some ariffeds are ter 300%. guest: there is potential market access whether our tariffs are over, $48 billion in the american ag trade, so a very small margins. but after that, we have been duty-free since nafta for 50 years. guest: yeah, we are going to agree to disagree. host: we will take a call. this is from indiana. bill, hello. , my question -- i was on that committee back in 1981. tradee trying to get a deal through. our position was, the democratic position and the l

una familia fuera asesinada carretera en mÉxico, un-muestra los pequeÑos que se salvaron. piden que daca, jÓvenes salieron a protestar en defensa el programa acciÓn diferida. comparte informaciÓn, compartió por aÑos la informaciÓn privada de miles de conductores con el gobierno federal, noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. paola: otra historia de esta serie, que forma parte de esta propuesta especial de noticias univisiÓn 14. ramon: nos lleva a conocer a 21 joven con raÍces mexicanas pero criado aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. paola: veamos el fÚtbol en el corazÓn. >> el balÓn pie siempre asÍ uno los deportes mÁs amados. como muchos se han dado cuenta el fÚtbol desde una relaciÓn complicada, una que constantemente cambia pero siempre nos satisface, nos hace sentir en casa. >> hÉctor benjamÍn joya jimÉnez, soy mediocampista y soy el nÚmero 10. >> a benji le tocÓ prete presenciar los cambio del fÚtbol, tiene un recorrido lleno recuerdos que iniciÓ a los 17 aÑos. despuÉs de un sin nÚmero de partidos jugados a nivel de aficionado, le llegÓ la oportunid

son nueve inmuebles que tenÍan el estado de mÉxico, baja california y culiacÁn. como nos cuenta alberto garcÍa varÍas de las lujosas propiedades se vendieron por arriba del lÍmite de la subasta. >> las casas fueron rematadas por el instituto para devolverle al pueblo lo robado >> con respecto a estas casas, lo que te puedo decir es que hemos hecho el mayor esfuerzo para venderlas. uno de los inmuebles subastados fue vendido en $105,000. en esta casa efectivos de la marina realizaron un operativo para capturar al entonces lÍder del cÁrtel de sinaloa en febrero de 2014,pero el chapo logrÓ escapar en un tÚnel que conectaba al drenaje de la ciudad. otras dos casas lograron venderse, no asÍ la residencia de colinas de san miguel que habrÍa sido propiedad de la primera esposa del chapo y madre de ovidio guzmÁn en el ejÉrcitoquien estuvo el pasado 17 de octubre y horas despuÉs liberÓ para evitar un derramamiento de sangre segÚn justificÓ el gobierno del presidente lÓpez obrador. >> mÁs allá de las historias que hay en este tipo de casas o los bienes qu

they can't be sent back to mexico without determining there is no fear to return to mexico. that's on front of that. i want to add one thing. >> sure. >> i do think there are some in central america that qualify for asylum. so i'm not painting with broad stroke saying it's all fraudment.frau fraud. 87% do not. there are certainly who certainly do fear returning to their homeland, the problem is when you've got 80% rate of denial and fraud, you're backing up the system for the people in this world that are really escaping fear and persecution from their homeland, such as some of the african nations and other nations around the world who really do need our help, and the system is being -- asylum claims are up over 2,000 percent the last couple of years. it's troubling for the ones that really do need our help. >> i agree and i want to yield back. >> i just want to take note, there are a lot of numbers thrown around 87% of people don't show up for their first hearing and doj says that number is 85% of people who do show up. if you look at a track which is the system housed in s

me fui en diciembre a mÉxico y regrese. viviana: en el centro de wisconsin se esperan precipitaciones de hasta 12 pulgadas de nieve para el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. o chicago registrÓ rÁfagas de viento de hasta 60 millas por hora que ocasionaron daÑos y pÉrdidas del servicio eléctrico para miles de residentes. aunque la alerta expirÓ, la amenaza de fuertes vientos se dirige hacia el este del paÍs. estos fueros algunos de los daÑos registrados en chicago por los fuertes vientos. semÁforos caÍdos, techos despreones de vuelos en las terminales aÉreas de la ciudad. >> vamos a visitar a unos amigos en houston para escapar del frÍo y celebrar acciÓn de gracias. viviana: la posibilidad 300 amenaza con empaÑar la celebraciÓn del chile de acción de gracias en nueva york y los personajes inflables protagonistas de estruendo podrÍan elevarse. eduardo: el noreste del paÍs con mucho viento, temperaturas mucho mÁs frÍas. nieve y lluvia hacia el interior. arantxa: asÍ que mucha precauciÓn para usted, si va a viaja

mormona en mÉxico fueron masacrados. tres mujeres y seis niÑos de la familia le barÓn que viajaban en tres camionetas fueron emboscados por criminales en unala carretera de sonoma. la versiÓn de las autoridades es que cree que los narcos los habÍan confundido con grupos rivales. otros ocho parientes sobrevivieron a la matanza. tienen tres sospechosos en custodia. vamos a comenzar nuestra amplia cobertura de equipo con jessica zermeÑo, la primera periodista en llegar a la carretera donde ocurriÓ la masacre. >> johnson de apenas siete meses milagrosamente fue encontrada asÍ, sana y salva la camioneta en la que viajaban. su madre antes de morir la protege de las balas. en unas 10 millas de ahÍ el auto de su tÍa le baron esta calcinado con ella y cuatro de sus hijos dentro. una caravana de tres autos en la que viajaban tres mujeres mormonas y sus 14 hijos fueen busca de los sicarios con tal parece les confundieron con enemigos. las tres madres murieron y tambiÉn seis niÑos entre ocho meses y 13 aÑos de edad. >> e

cobertura de equipo con enviados especiales en los funerales en la comunidad mormona mÁs grande de mÉxico y en la frontera con estados unidos el lugar para muchos se origina esta espiral de violencia. comenzamos en donde hoy fueron los funerales de una de las madres asesinadas y sus dos hijos raÚl torres estuvo allÍ >>> raÚl, cÓmo se vivio la jornada? >>> hoy comenzaron los funerales de la familia lebarÓn se vivio una mezcla de dolor e indignaciÓn por eso amonestar velaron y s exigieron justicia >> por Última vez salieron de la casa de la que tantas veces lo hicieron pero esta vez dentro de sus ataÚdes. >> y uno a uno se acercaron a los fÉretros abiertos a darle el adiÓs. >> mÁs de mil integrantes de mormones llegaron a la morita despidieron a las vÍctimas Él fue el primero en hablar las lÁgrimas apenas le permiti despedirse de su madre >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> danna y sus pequeÑos murieron a tiros por los seco rÍos pero Él sobreviviÓ camino con multas junto a su hermano salvaron la vida de sus hermanitos que se recuperan en hospitales de estados unidos como É

mexico. coming in a moment when people here are in. a way people have been packing in different regions around in my right leg. i'm going to have a normal be able to make it all the way through the night happy to pull up our uncle grab from one loser we've been talking to people here all right sorry to interrupt you that's what he said but we're going to go straight back to mexico city live where. this plane has just landed at the international airport in mexico city the former now former bolivian president evo morales landing in mexico to seek asylum there to the disputed election. in bolivia. that election was disputed by the opposition and he made a decision to resign and to travel to mexico to seek asylum to live in law making this tuesday from his leftist party plan to boycott alleged to have session pointing in the interim president to replace me replace him after he resigned and fled to mexico. he was headed there to as we say seek asylum a security forces attempted to quell quell the violence and the anger there over his resign

y tenemos que hacer algo aquÍ en mÉxico. sino queremos ayuda del extranjero, nosotros tenemos que hacer algo. >> su familia ha sido fuertemente atacada en las redes sociales.. las frases en twitter fuera le barÓn en mÉxico y le barÓn traidores de la patria se volvieron tendencia en el paÍs. aunque el presidente estadounidense asegurÓ que estaba considerando calificar a los narcotraficantes como terroristas desde hace mÁs de un mes cuando la masacre de la familia ni siquiera habÍa ocurrido. el padre alejandro incluso despidiÓ a los le barón definir de quÉ lado estÁn, si con estados unidos o con mÉxico. pero a julian los ataques no le preocupan. >> ojalÁ sintamos este mismo repudio y esas mismas ganas de defender la patria de los narco criminales. y la gente que se ha adueÑado del pueblo y los espacios y que estÁn matando. >> aunque las declaraciones de trampas generaron alarma en muchos activistas. >> es de suma preocupaciÓn y de suma peligrosidad precisamente por la intenciones. >> por la directora de las am�

but as aggressive as mexico has been on cracking down on illegal immigration, the government of mexico appears reluctant to take the same aggressive posture to fight the violence of the drug cartels. 80% of mexico is controlled or disputed by the cartels, even though the murder rate in mexico is on pace yet again for a record-setting year, through october. more than 29,000 people have been killed, up from 28,869 over the same period a year ago. president trump is suggesting he will designate those cartels as terrorist organizations. mexican president man well lopez obrador says he will cooperate with the united states but rejects the idea of ier vengs by the united states. joining us is tom homan to take up this issue. the president is standing up and taking on the cartels despite the protestations originally by manuel lopez obrador. >> he's right on this issue. mexico can't dough feet the cartels without us. we have an experience we did it with noriega and colombia. we have a sophistication in our investigations. we have the forensics of financial investigations. we have talented inve

/mexico border. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. advocates, students in the audience. and we are looking forward to a robust discussion among our three expert panelists and a very strong question and answer period. my name is anna gallagher, executive director of the catholic legal immigration network. we are an affiliate organization with over 370 members in 49 states across the united states. i always like to say we're sort of a sleeping giant. we're a quiet organization. folks may not know our name as quickly as they know the aclu or other organizations. however, we do a lot of the groundwork to support and represent low income immigrants across the united states. we do -- we help build their programs. we train them. we do advocacy. we also have religious immigration services division, which represents and helps bring sisters, brothers, priests, clergy to work in immigrant communities in the united states. and in the last year we added our litigation. weave beefed up, increased our litigation qu

a horrible story in mexico. just awful when i think of those little kids walking five plus hours to try and seek help. of the three mothers being gunned down so violently and it's right here at our border. this is real stuff. the cartels are vicious, they are dangerous and they are close to home. in some cases active here in this country. can we take that on? should we take that on? why isn't mexico saying thank you, help us take this on? >> our hearts grieve for the family, the lives that were lost. american citizens. we are deeply saddened by the violence. but to your point, it reminds us of the prevalence of cartel violence not just across mexico, but across our border. yesterday president trump spoke to president obrador and offered any assistance that mexico might request. i could tell on the call that president obrador was grateful for that. we forged a strong relationship with mexico under president trump's leadership. mexico is doing more today to help us secure our southern border than ever before in hi

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he is on his way to mexico marcello what are the foreign minister of mexico said that they sent a plane that belongs to the government of mexico to secure a safe passage of the former president there they have a tradition of granting asylum so that's what they have done with president former president evo morales and also with 20 other former government officials who have taken refuge in residences here in the past. residences that belong to the government of mexico now moralists as he was leaving we're not sure if he said this from the airplane or as he was getting on the plane said that he was thankful for the government of mexico for taking care of his life let's not forget that he's been he has tweeted in the past 24 hours since he resigned that that there was an arrest order against him and that police were out to get him something that many politicians that we've spoken to have completely denied that there was no order of arrest against him then morales also said that it hurts to leave him for political reasons he's also been tweeting and saying that this is a result of a quoted t

demÓcrata acusa a trump de proyectar sus propios defectos en los demÁs. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> evo morales en mÉxico el expresidente de bolivia agradece al gobierno mexicano por salvarle la vida el vuelo fue una verdadera odisea diplomÁtica para que pueda atravesar sudamÉrica. un frÍo letal, dos terceras parte del paÍs sufre un frente de aire polar que tiene temperaturas a nivel rÉcord hay 4 muertos y caos en carreteras y aeropuertos, z noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> >>> hoy se decide el futuro de cientos de dreamers. (gritos) >>> esta es nuestra casa esta es nuestra casa ha sido su grito de guerra al terminar la primera audiencia de la corte suprema sobre la legalidad de daca. su voz es la de mÁs de 700 mil soÑadores de todo el paÍs a los que hoy el presidente trump llamÓ "criminales" en un twitter. >>> me parece asqueroso que llame a los menores de edad que somos criminales me parece bullying como de un niÑo >>> no es verdad somos personas trabajadoraes que estamos en este paÍs para querer hacer una diferencia >>> al mismo tiempo nos quiere derrumba

whether it's in mexico or america. in our own communities we need to take a stand, stand up to protect those people here at home. >> harris: there is news breaking today on china trade, the first phase of the deal getting pushed off a little bit while you find a venue. when you come back, i want to talk china. for now, thank you, hogan gidley. for taking all my questions. >> thanks so much. >> harris: senator rand paul doubling down on revealing the whistleblower's name. is that sparking a rift within the republican ranks at a critical time for president trump? and more on that massacre in mexico that hogan gidley and i were just talking about. you details about an arrest in the killings of nine americans in northern mexico. is it time for the u.s. government to step in? >> right now we are just trying to focus on the suffering and the grieving. i think this transcends politics. this is a humanitarian issue. and once you refinance, the savings are automatic. thanks to your va streamline refi benefit, at newday there's

algunos piden que se vayan de mÉxico. otros que se investiguen sus propiedad unos piden investigar >>> hay que decir que la familia lebarÓn se reunirÁ el prÓximo lunes con el presidente de mÉxico andres manuel lÓpez obrador pero tambiÉn se manifestara el domingo junto a opositores del gobierno y su gobierno este domingo cuando se cumpla el primer aÑo de su gobierno vamos a escuchar a lebarÓn >>> muchos estÁn hablando de una invasiÓn de estados unidos pero nosotros hemos tenido invadidos nuestros espacios por narco terroristas el dolor em embarga a una familia >>> seguimos en mÉxico, vayamos especÍficamente en el estado de mÉxico en donde puso en alerta a las autoridades que lograron liberar a 2 estudiante secuestrados nos vamos con vÍctor silva quiÉn tiene mÁs informaciÓn en la ciudad de mÉxico, vÍctor. paulina, gracias a una denuncia ciudadana que aseguraba que era un domicilio en estado de mÉxico se escuchaban como golpean constantemente a personas pudieron rescatar a 2 jÓvenes vamos a ver las imÁg

institute he's on skype from mexico city thank you for your time so let's look at the mexico angle 1st of all and i talked to a correspondent about this earlier but i'd like your view why has evil moralists chosen to go there and is it going to put mexico in some sort of difficult position with other latin american countries. i come out yet thanks for having me i think that he chose mexico because mexico offered this was a place for him to go i think is you know stated that he feared for his safety i think that that may be true that mexico has a long tradition of accepting political asylum ease into the country from various political traditions and so is now continuing with this but also under this new government of andres manuel lopez obrador in mexico which has been in office for less than a year a left leaning presidency the government's also you know reaching out and solid. with able morale they say and what he represents in latin america i what's unfolding will absolutely create tensions between mexico the united states and mexico and certain countries in latin america we've heard

el presidente de mÉxico. si el gobierno mexicano no puede proteger a los ciudadanos estadounidenses en mÉxico, en estados unidos tengamos que tomar las cosas en nuestras manos, declarÓ. se refiere a la masacre del norte de mÉxico de tres mujeres y seis niÑos. todos ciudadanos estadounidenses. y de que la administraciÓn designe a los narcotraficantes como terroristas. algo que permitirÍa a las fuerzas armadas de estados unidos realizar operaciones en mÉxico sin el consentimiento del gobierno mexicano. ofreciÓ ayuda militar a lÓpez obrador pero Éste la descartÓ. >> es un asunto que nos corresponde a nosotros atender. al gobierno de mÉxico. >> pero afirma que legitima defensa y que puede realizar operaciones especiales, en afganistÁn, irak, o siria. de matar al lÍder del grupo terrorista estado islÁmico. >> prefiero ir a siria que a varias parte de mÉxico, le apoyÓ el senador. llamo cuento de hadas la polÍtica de abrazos y no balazos de lÓpez obrador. los legisladores dicen que el presidente m

and mexico to combat drug cartels. maurice mitchell with working families party talks about the political parties ruth and priorities. later, david mcintosh joins us to discuss his organization's strategy for campaign 2020. trump during the impeachment inquiry. ♪ host: what was last year an anonymous new york times op-ed by a purported white house senior staffer is now a full-fledged book just published, the author citing further concern, alarm, and consternation about president trump's term in office saying he "deserves to be fired." we start with excerpts from the washington post article and what they are publishing today. democrats, use 202-748-8000. .epublicans, it is 202-748-8001 and independents, 202-748-8002. you can send us a text, make sure you put your name and where you are texting from. that is 202-748-8003. on twitter, we are @cspanwj. on facebook, facebook.com/cspan. the article in the washington post, washingtonpost.com where you can read it for yourself. the headline "book by anonymous," describes tru

reporter: because the country returned her to mexico. she was waiting in mexico. mr. morgan: i'm trying to answer that question. we have to work with mexico. just like the united states here. we have certain responsibilities to make sure to safeguard and protect those people in our custody. mexico has that same responsibility. again, we are working with them to help them in any way we can. i just went through of how we're going over there and visiting those site, we're seeing persistent law enforcement presence, we're seeing the national guard presence there. and we're seeing from i.o.m. saying, hey, we're not seeing that. again, if someone is in fear for their safety or their life, they can come to a port of entry and claim that. and we'll take them in. again, what we are seeing, what we are seeing is that the individuals that leave that shelter environment and re-engage with the cartels to potentially be resmuggled into the united states legally, that's where we're seeing and hearing anecdotal stories, that that's happening as well. thank you. [talking simultaneousl

cuba contra estados unidos y despuÉs méxico enfrenta a bermudas. gracias por acompaÑarnos. hasta la prÓxima con mÁs contacto deportivo. arantxa: los temerarios atletas desafÍa la gravedad y la altura volando con sus alas a cientos de millas por hora. ♪ ♪ arantxa: para finalizar, mirÉ muy bien estas impresionantes imÁgenes. no se trata de dos aviones supersÓnicos que surcan el cielo, sino de dos atletas franceses que, usando trajes voladores con las propulsadas, volaron por una cueva en china. alcanzaron altura en un helicÓptero, desde el que se lanzaron a la velocidad de 385 km/h, el equivalente a 240 millas por hora. compitiendo como si fueran aviones, realizaron acrobacias y maniobras. si se preguntÓ si habÍa paracaÍdas, la respuesta la vio al final. la usaron para aterrizar. llegamos al final de esta inicio, gracias por su sintonÍa. para las noticias e informaciÓn, la pÁgina web de >> porque tambiÉn ver esa conexiÓn california, les saluda jaizubia, tras esta semana la corte suprema, escucho los argumentos orales a favor y en contra sobre el medio dilat

presentÓ a esta familia y ganÓ la demanda del presidente trump y ademÁs este domingo ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> mÉxico el exalcalde de nueva york michael bloomberg pide perdÓn sus crÍticos cree ken es oportunista >>> cocinera de renombre la unesco le llama la embajadora, abigail prepara platillos mexicano como nadie mÁs lo hace llegamos hasta su restaurante de fama mundial >>> no le alcanza a mÉxico brasil se corona campeÓn de la copa mundial sub 17 de la fifa pero la selecciÓn mexicana da gran batalla con el segundo lugar despiertan la pasiÓn en mÉxico y demuestran carÁcter a pesar de su juventud nu noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> la decisiÓn de un juez en california podrÍa ayudar a los solicitantes de asilo al momento de su entrevista con agentes migratorios hasta ahora la polÍtica de permanecer en mÉxico mientras hacen su trÁmites tambiÉn negaron que pudieran ser acompaÑados de un abogado y el caso de una familia ca guatemalteca podrÍan ser un antes y despuÉs >>> ellos necesitan un proceso legal difÍciles para muchos como brian >>> estamos esperando

aunque méxico la ha rechazado. el presidente ha dicho quelos carteles de droga estÁn creciendo y que se necesita un ejÉrcito para derrotar a otro ejÉrcito y no sabemos si se refiere a que estÁ dispuesta a enviar tropas a mÉxico. el vicepresidente mike pence dice que triste que una familia de utah haya sido vÍctima de un tiroteo entre dos carteles y que trabajarÁn para desmantelarlos. tambiÉn el embajador de estados unidos en mÉxico ha reaccionado y dice: " la seguridad de los connacionales de la gran prioridad. estoy siguiendo de cerca la situaciÓn". la pregunta es cÓmo esto puede impactar las relaciones entre mÉxico y estados unidos? aÚn no se sabe pero cabe resaltar que donald trump comenzÓ la campaÑa diciendo a mÉxico que paguepor el muro la frontera y ahora le ofrece ayuda. hay que ver lo que estÁ detrás de todo. borja: hay muchas personas que estÁn hablando en diferentes medios de comunicaciÓn de que en aÑos recientes la familia tuvo enfrentamientos con personas que viven en zonas cercanas

precisamente al frente esta matamoros, mÉxico. [habla en inglÉs] mujer: uno que es mexicano, aunque es residente aquÍ sientes que estÁs en mÉxico. presentador: cruzando el centro estÁ el extremo sur de los estados unidos, a un extremo de la avenida estÁ la escuela porter, y al otro lado de la calle su eterno rival. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] para muchos es la Única oportunidad que tienen de estar unidos, si no fuera por el fÚtbol probablemente estarÍan en problemas, cosas que en realidad no debe hacer un niÑo. este aÑo, los lobos de lÓpez le ganarÍan a los cowboys de porter. la rivalidad por ahora llega a su fin. [habla en inglÉs] aunque lo que une a estos muchachos siempre estÁ una milla del estadio. las dos secundarias estÁn separadas por este muro de 20 m. del trÁfico ilegal de drogas produce mÁs de $25,000,000,000 al aÑo, el departamento de estado estadounidense ha incluido la ciudad de matamoros en una lista negra de los lugares donde no se debe viajar. en esa lista comparte llugar con ppaÍses c

mÉxico y centroamÉrica. abordamos en el puerto de buenaventura uno de los sumergibles que habÍan sido capturados dÍas antes. capitÁn, me explica, dÓnde estamos y cuÁntas personas manejan este aparato? >> fue capturado con tres personas, usualmente, descansan en estos sitios. como ben trata de disimular una cama. aquÍ tienen el timÓn. tenemos los mandos para tres motores fuera de borda. [sonido ambiente] hilda: narco submarino, viaje al fondo del mar, una investigaciÓn de univisión investiga este domingo en "aquÍ y ahora". jorge: acabÓ muy mal para una pareja de atlanta que denunciÓ haber sido secuestrado. el esposo sufriÓ una emergencia mÉdica durante el viaje. acudiÓ a un hospital. los gastos se sumaron varios miles de dÓlares, pero ello no tenÍa cÓmo pagarlo. dicen que el hospital no los dejaba salir hasta para la cuenta. jessica tiene su historia. jessica: este hospital en puerto progreso en yucatÁn en el caribe mexicano se ha convertido en una pesadilla para steven y su novia. la parej

guest: that is just mexico, showing canada and mexico. that is the combined nafta, one and that is mexico, and the other is canada. host: mr. cox, do you want to respond? guest: the trade agreement, usmca opens markets for farmers, which is why the farm bureau strongly endorses this agreement. farmers all across the country . it is why you have every from an ag state, who are strong supporters of this agreement. i have not seen these statistics so i will have to go on the u.s. department of agriculture website and check it out. guest: can ask a question? zero is zero, so how is it opening markets? zero is zero. guest: i don't think that is accurate. if you look at dairy alone, some products are tariffed up to 300%. look at the egg market in canada. guest: there is potential market tariffshere there are left over. $48 billion in the american ag trade, so a very small margins. . outside of that we have been , duty-free since nafta for 50 years. guest: yeah, we are going to agree to disagree. guest: you can look at the tariff schedules. host

(vo) con mensajes y llamadas ilimitadas a méxico. los dos hacemos bastante streaming. (vo) y apple music incluido. we can listen to our own music. ♪ olvidarme de lo mucho que te quiero ♪ (vo) the best network gives you more. unitedhealthcare tiene buenas noticias. este año los planes aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare le ofrece mucho más. llame a unitedhealthcare hoy mismo. por una prima mensual baja o, en algunas áreas, ninguna prima... los planes aarp medicare advantage pueden combinar la cobertura hospitalaria y médica... con la cobertura de medicamentos con receta y más, todo en un solo plan. ahorre con copagos de $0 por visitas al médico de cuidado primario. además, muchos planes incluyen cuidado dental preventivo y un examen de la vista. y con el programa de acondicionamiento físico a un gimnasio y recompensas por mantenerse activo. la inscripción anual termina el 7 de diciembre. así que llame a unitedhealthcare hoy mismo. la inscripción anual termina el 7 de diciembre. ¿a dónde irías si pudieras ir a cualquier parte? ¿a quién llevar�

dinero a sus familiares en mÉxico. la iniciativa sienta un precedente para que otros sigan el ejemplo las mexicanos en estados unidos enviarÁn una cifrarÉcord de dinero a su paÍs. es nuestra principal noticia ademÁs >>> evo en telemundo. el e expresidente exige garantÍas para regresar a bolivia. niega cualquier vÍnculo con el chapo guzmÁn y asegura que no ha hablado con el presidente de mÉxico >>> clima brutal una bomba ciclÓnica mantiene en alerta a mÁs de !)) millones de personas justo antes del dÍa de acciÓn de grÁficciaudienciascias en california un poderoso inc d incendio amenaza con extenders .>>> el presidente arremete contra la prensa en medio de una candente batalla polÍtica le damos consejos para que su dÍa de acciÓn de gracia termine en paz. >>> se acabaron las comisiones d de las remesas que se envÍan a mÉxico a traves del banco sant ander. es algo sin presidentes que puede revolucionar el negocio de las remesas que por cierto subieron un 9% estaremos en ambos lados de la frontera para con

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caught up in the crossfire of mexico's drug wars. but also tonight, incredible stories of survivors, including the smalliest of all yaw mass llamas is in mexico. >> reporter: horror in a remote mexican town. >> nita and five of my grandchildren are burnt, shot up. >> reporter: this is the aftermath of a brutal massacre that claimed the lives of three american women and six children, including eight month old twins titus and tee anna. >> i believe they were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: they were traveling with their children in three separate vehicles. 17 people in all. the family had plans to sbrat a celebrate a wedding this weekend. traveling south of the u.s. border. this is narco territory. mexican officials believe they were caught in the cross hairs of cartel violence, saying that a criminal gang confused them with a group aligned with the sinaloa cartel. more than 200 rounds were fired at the women and children. miraculously, some of the children survived, like christina langford's baby. >> after hour

the cartels are running mexico. nothing illegal happens on the border without the blessing and paying off of the cartels. president trump is trying to take action. you see me testify the last three times in the last six months. congress will not address the board issue. the president stands on his own on this, and if the mexican president doesn't stand up, he will be in trouble. mexico has failed to do with the cartels. until the address and dismember the cartels, tear them apart, border issues are going to continue. >> laura: ron, yet today, we had montgomery county, maryland, starting to back away a little bit from their sanctuary policies, and yet, tucson had a ballot initiative to have sanctuary policies, in the city of tucson, arizona, come a big election coming up next year, mcsally versus -- we see what is happening on the southern border, and we have a choice next year. how do we see this playing out? >> i urge the folks in tucson to consider the ballot initiative. having sanctuaries to protect people in the

do we know why he received political asylum from mexico do we know the back story there. the government of mexico the government often underestimate the office over the border is one of the few left wing governments in latin america and it's easy to to understand why he went to there i mean he didn't have many of the other choices maybe nicaragua by the cowboys maybe not the best not that most peacefully play used to go in this moment or maybe cuba but maybe everybody didn't want to leave you know they take their shape and then it is a tennis world and in terms of quality of life and security political stability is not the best place to be so mexico was one of the last choices he cut i think they were open country wanted to offer him a see them so maybe mr mexico was his best on the choice so that he's in mexico and what about the bolivia that he has left behind what's the situation in the capital there i mean we understand that the amount of violence has actually increased. that is it 2 asian here or here in bolivia since last sunday it's been ups and down i mean on sund