u.s.-mexico relations? joining us for that conversation, one of the women that we just mentioned, president obama's nominee for the mexico city post, who withdrew from consideration just over a year ago. ambassador arturo, the ambassador from the united states from 2007 to 2013, and michael, in the obama administration, and diana, a policy fellow at the wilson center. professor, let me start with you, the last time that we saw each other, you were happy, talking with greeting anticipation heading to mexico city, and had you considered that things were going to end up the way it did? >> well, i always thought that it was going to be difficult because i have been around washington, and unfortunately, serving our country has become increasingly difficult with the polarization and the politicalization. but i thought that given how important mexico is to the u.s., and how critical that relationship is, that i would have, especially since the democrats controlled the senate at the time, an opportunity to have a he

caused the flames. >>> mexico is directly responding to donald trump's vow to build a wall along the u.s. mexico border. mexico's treasury secretary for the wall under any circumstances claiming mexican taxpayers can't afford to pay for that kind of project. >> getting to the bottom of the water crisis in flint michigan. a congressional delegation is headed to the city. lawmakers plan to visit families affected by the lead contaminated water. >>> people in the community of flint not waiting on lawmakers to fix the problems there. some activists are using their own money to begin the process of removing lead pipes out of the ground. they started digging in one neighborhood. the activists explain why they aren't waiting on the city. >> this is the people. the people coming together. it is a human right issue. we have to take it upon ourselves to do something and take action and empower ourselves and save our own lives. us. >> other agencies are donating water bottles, lead testing kits and filters. >>> a porta potty puts an end to a police chase in houston. four men in the car were speeding from p

. >> donald trump's controversial plan to build a wall at u.s. mexico border. for the first time, mexico is directly reacting. we'll share how the country feels about his idea. it is . >>> for the first time mexico directly responds to donald trump's vow to build a wall along the u.s. mexico border. they say they will not pay for the wall under any circumstances saying mexican taxpayers can't afford to pay for that kind of project. >>> getting to the bottom of the water crisis in flint michigan, a congressional delegation is headed to the city. >>> people in the community of flint are not waiting on lawmakers to fix the problem there. some activists are using their own money to begin the process of removing lead pipes out of the ground. they start digging in one of the neighborhoods. they explained why they're not waiting on the city. >> this is the people coming together. we have to take it upon ourselves to do something and take action and empower ourselves and save our own lives. they're not here to do that for us. >> other agencies are donating water bottle

u.s.-mexico border. a man whodentified himself as the cousin declined to answer questions. we know the boy's room filled with toys and stuffed animals was left in tact prior to the kidnapping. e pair apparently leaving in this silver-colored mazda with front-end damage. we don't know who was seen driving the get-away car and walking away carrying something in his hands, an imagine that appears to be a man. >> i don't know nothing. >>reporter: that caretaker is described as the mother of her current boyfriend. we know that she is currently relieved safethough she never thought the mom would do any harm to her son. that youou boy is in the custody of the state of texas at this point. he too will be brought back to florida at some point. this whole thing unravelling on the u.s.-mexico border. there is relief the mom may have been trying to get across the mexican border to try and hide with her son. we will keep you updated on all of the developments. live in the city of miami, local ten news. snfshgs police

the here in mexico leaders are so that u.s. vice president tried to allay concerns here on a recent visit. >> i feel i'm obliged to apologise for some of what my political colleagues have said. it is about mexico, about the mexican people. >> reporter: earlier this month mexico city's congress voted unanimously to is the government to ban trump from the country. very unlikely, of course. it followed debates in the u.s. parliament to ban trufrt there. it's trade that concerns leaders here more than anything else. the central bank president says he is weighing the risks a trump presidency could pose for the mexican economy. >> beyond fears of racism, the real concern is the fear of a trade war. if trump were to become president to be symbolically pay. it would could be trouble for both companies. the fear is all this heated rhetoric could cost the countries billions of dollars if he were to become president >>> pakistan's former ruler has gone to dubai for medical treatment. his departure comes days after the supreme court ordered

here in mexico leaders are so worried that u.s. vice president joe buy deny-- biden tried to allay fears >> i feel obliged to apologise for some of what my political colleagues have said, about mexico and the mexican people >> reporter: earlier this month, the congress voted unanimously to ask the government to ban donald trump from the country, very unlikely, of course. it's trade that concerns leaders here more than anything else. the president is saying he is weighing the risks. beyond the racism, the real concern is the fear of a trade war. if donald trump were to become president and impose tariffs, that could spell trouble for countries. the fear is all this heated rhetoric could cost both countries billions of dollars if trump were to actually become president >>> large parts of the u.s. states of texas and louisianna have been evacuated due to the flooding. waters have reached levels not seen in more than a century. >> reporter: rescue workers gather in the early morning fog. this is a community now entirely submerged after

u.s.-mexico issue, or a u.s.-latin america issue. i think it's more of a... going into space created that "a-ha" moment, you know? you get that "a-ha" moment where you say, "i get it." and that's what we're trying to... you know, that's what i was trying to capture by saying that statement, is that it would be great to give that opportunity to every world leader so they can... they too can get that "ah-hah" moment. >> hinojosa: so for you this is still very emotional. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: i mean, you allow yourself to get teared up about this, because you don't feel like... i mean, you feel like our world is divided, and... tell me. >> no, i think there's always room for improvement in our world. you know, there's conflict throughout the world, and, you know, i think we ought to all try and strive and work to make it a much better place. and if making statements like those can help... i hope it's not hindering. i don't think it's hindering. but if it's able to help, or at least gets one... the president of mexico or the president of

u.s./mexico border.here are a lot of good projects before get to anything that would be questionable. >> i agree with you there are a lot of good projects on both sides. in 2011, i introduced hr-2216, entitled the north american development bank enhancement act. a bill to allow the bank to expand its mandate beyond the environmental infrastructure projects. would the treasury support efforts to expand the bank's mandate this year, 2016? >> congressman, i'm not familiar with the expansion proposal. i'm happy to look at it. i think that the definition, as it is, permits some expandability. because transportation for example is part of it reducing omissions, so things like transportation, water, sanitation, renewables are all part of it. but i'd be happy to look at the proposal. >> i yield back. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from missouri, mr. luetkemeyer, chairman of our housing and insurance subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. lew, i've got a couple of questions on a different subjec

u.s.-mexico border. there is relief the mom may have been trying to get across the mexican border to try and hide updated on all of the developments. live in the city of miami, local ten news. snfshgs police are searching for a shooter. michael? >>reporter: for the second sunday in a row, miami gardens dealing with another tragedy. gunfire injuring a teenager. that teen is inside the hospital. his condition is unknown. >> we need the public's help to stop this type of nonsense. >>reporter: the bullets began flying after 5:00 sunday night. a 16-year old boy shot multiple times at this home on northwest 171st. policere searching for at least three shooters who fired their guns before fleeing in a truck. >> we're looking for a red pickup truck, which is subjects inside the vehicle. >>reporter: this latest act of violence comes one week after the shooting death of 14-year old -- the teen lost his life after police say he and two friends were playing with a gun when it accidentally went off, striking and kill

u.s.-mexico border. ce arrested four people after discovering this drug tunnel in southern california. more than 400 yards long, it links a house in california to a restaurant in mexico. border patrol officers seized almost 3,000 pounds of marijuana after finding this tunnel. >>> new information about a deadly drug making the rounds in florida. it's a small white pill designed to look like the anti-anxiety drug xanax. but it is mixed with an extremely strong opioid called fentan fentanyl. 50 times more potent than heroin, often prescribed to cancer patients. that combination is killing people. nine overdose threats reported so far linked to this pill. the sheriff of pinellas county, florida, is on the phone to talk about it. where is it coming from, sir? do you know? >> that's what we're trying to find out right now. one of the concerns we have is whether it's being manufactured locally. if somebody's having to take xanax and take fentanyl, mix it together, and put it on the street. it's a great question.

u.s. and mexico a key part of his policy. but there are still many questions that people have about other elements. foreign policy especially, to help get some answers let's bring in steven miller, a donald trump senior policy adviser. steven, good to have you back with us. >> hey, it's great to be here, thank you. >> so on msnbc early this week here is what donald trump said about his foreign policy and when asked who he speaks with. he said, quote, i'm speaking with myself, number one, because i have a very good brain and i've said a lot of things. that's a quote. if he is his primary foreign policy adviser and he's relying on his good brain and the things he's said, what's your role? what do you offer and what does he accept? >> i'm a little bit amused at the amount of attention that comment has gotten, because of course donald trump is going to rely upon his own judgment and instincts as president of the united states. and he's shown extraordinary judgment on the major foreign policy issues of our time. he talked about th

u.s.-mexico boarden. have you talked to police at all? >>repoer: a man who identified himself as the cousin declined to answer any questions. filled with toys and stuffed animals was left in tact prior tohe kidnapping, the pair apparently leaving in this silver colored mazda with front-end mage. we don't know who was seen on the video, driving the getaway car and eventually walking away carrying something in his hands, an image that appears to be a man. and that care caretaker is described as the mother of her current boyfriend. she is certainly relieved the two had beenound safe. she never thought the mom would cause any harm to her son. we do know she would be extradited back here to florida. the boy will be brought back to south florida at some point in the near future as well. i'm terrell forney, local 10 news. >>> now to a developing story out of miami gardens. police are searching for somebody and took off.. we're live at the hospital where the teenager is being treated. >>reporter: the bullets began flying just after 5:00 sunday ni

u.s.-mexico border. his mother says he left hour to escape gang violence. his supporter are filing a come lant with the department of refusing to accept homework mailed to him. the immigration officials say they have not received any mail for him. >>> the durham police department wants more of its officers to live within the city limits. this push for residency is one of several recommendations suggested by the human relations commission. the city is considering incentives to get more officers serve. a major option being considered, allowing more officers to take their patrol cars home. sanford police officers will soon carry a new tool with them at all times. the city council approved the purchase of 100 body cameras. the department is one of several in the area considering these cameras including raleigh, durham and fayetteville departments. >>> a headstone at the center of debate in chapel hill has been removed. town leaders placed the stone there to honor more than 300 african-americans buried at the old chapel hill cemetery. however, many people disagr

u.s.-mexico relations. trump until now who haswants to build a wall on the mexican border. he said mexican immigrants are rapists and bring drugs and crime into the united states. >> you don't win a presidential campaign with disrespect. you win it with good licy. you win it with good ideas. you win it with good character. marco rubio is all of that. >> several leaders in central florida pushed for his nomination ahead of his rally tonight in sanford. he still sits in third place in the national race behind trump and ted cruz. >>> much of florida will head to the polles on march 14th. according to the latest count, morethan 571,000 republicans have cast a ballot. voters so f f by about 109,000. >>> former first lady nancy reagan being remembered around the world is being one of the most iconic and influential first ladies in the white hose. a funeral at the reagan library in california. >> reporter::hile the reagan library remains closed to the public, flowers are being left outside the ges as tributes continue to pour in for former first la nancy reagan. at the house, the

u.s.-mexico border, i'm oliver north. good night..com for after the show show. more penguins. >>> the fight for the white house heading west. with arizona ground zero for the illegal immigration battle, holding the most delegates in this tuesday's battle. hi everybody, i'm in for brenda butter in. hillary clinton and bernie sanders doubling down on promising they'd make more illegals legal if they become president of these united states. but some here say that'll just keep wages lower in these united states. are they right? are wrong? the bulls and bears this jonas, susie welch, and others, welcome to everybody. john layfield making more illegals legal will keep wages lower, longer, right? >> yeah, of course it will. you know, forget what is right or wrong here, simple economic category and this has precedence, 1986, ronald reagan give amnesty to three million illegal. you saw an influx, record amount in the following years coming across the border. i grew up on a ranch. i grew up working on a ranch in sweet water, texas, with illegals. but one of the reasons th

u.s./mexico border over the weekend in a last minute push for votes. ohio governor john kasich didn't campaign in arizona. >>> coming up at 5:30, as campaign talk shifts to terrorism. presidential hopefuls make their argument over who can better protect america following the bombings in brussels. >>> pinellas county deputies are investigating a shooting. deputies say it happened 9:00 last night at the vagabond mobile home park in st. pete. one person was shot they say after a gun accidentally discharged. why the gun went off is still under investigation. >>> haines city police department needs your help to find this man. a picture of franky harvey laste r. last seen february 10th. his family is hoping if you see him or recognize him you'll call police. we have his photo on our facebook page. to share with family and friends when it pops up on your news feed this morning. >>> in just hours the burial will begin for the hillsborough county deputy who died a hero. deputy john kotfila jr. will be laid to rest in his hometown of massachusetts. earlier this

u.s./mexico border. sanders trails clinton 2-1 in the delegate count towards their party's nomination. next presidential contest set for tuesday. candidates from both parties will look to pick up delegates in the arizona primary and utah caucuses. the democrats will also caucus in idaho. later this morning on nbc's "meet the press," an exclusive senate leader harry reid and mitch mcconnell will discuss president obama's supreme court nominee merrick garland. that's this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> christians around the world and here at home are marking palm sunday this morning. services will be held at cathedral basilica in center city starting at 8:00 a.m. the holiday mark the day jesus christ went into jerusalem on a donkey as crowds put palm branches in his path. there are services at churches all over the area as well including the lutheran church of our savior in haddonfield camden county. the highlight of the service will be children waving palms during the processional. eno one tabernacle will homeland palm services at 10:00 this morning and mother bethel has ser

u.s./mexico border.t's interesting because i think that senator sanders last night at his rally to thousands in tucson really telegraphed what we can expect today. we can expect to hear him talk about immigration reform and -- again in contract to is sheriff and senator sanders belief the majority of undocumented immigrants should be given a pathway to citizenship. in addition, i think we will hear a lot about not only sheriff joe arpaio who sanders said made a foil for himself over the past couple days after his wife jane sanders met with him at one of his tent cities but i think you can also expect to hear about donald trump as we well. senator sanders is upping his rhetoric against donald trump in the past couple of day, making sure his supporters know that he intends to call donald trump out for, in senator sanders' words, hatred and bigotry towards mexicans and undocumented immigrants. i want to mention about looking forward for senator sanders. big rally in phoenix tonight. tomorrow he's going to w

the senator made the remarks while visiting the u.s. mexico border in arizona. sanders is also scheduled to speak at a campaign rally in phoenix in just about an hour. >>> and for complete election coverage, including the latest delegate counts and upcoming primaries, tap the nbc 10 app. >>> tournament time is heating up. two local teams are moving on to the second round of the ncaa tournaments. both villanova and st. joe's will be back in action tomorrow. today, the teams practiced for their next opponents, their fans enjoyed r&r before they fill the stands for game two. keith jones is live in brooklyn where he caught up with some still excited villanova fans. keeping busy, huh, keith? >> reporter: yes, they are. they got plenty to do here in the city that never sleeps. of course, behind me some of the sights they checked out, including the brooklyn bridge and the freedom tower. there was plenty to do for villanova fans and students and graduates. music echoes. bouncing off buildings. providing a chorus to new york city, the statue of liberty looking on in new

u.s.-mexico border at a cost of $10 billion. >> and who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> mexico. >> reporter: the mexican government has flatly rejected that plan. trump also wants to triple the deport criminal aliens and end citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants. ted cruz, who toured arizona's border with mexico today, has tried to be tougher than trump on immigration. does the fact you entered illegally permanently bar you from ever entering the country legally? >> i do not believe that anyone who has come here illegally should be eligible for citizenship. we should deport them and they're not eligible to come back here legally. >> reporter: cruz also favors a wall, would increase surveillance on the border and would end sanctuary city. john kasich calls both approaches impractical. >> the idea we would go out in cars and hunt people down is just, first of all, it's not doable. secondly, i don't think it's right. >> reporter: kasich supports completion of a border fence, creation of a guest worker program and path to legalization for undocumented i

how the carrier is being plan to build a wall at the mexico u.s. border, up next, for the first time. mexico is directly reacting. we'll share how the country feels about this idea. . >>> mexico is directly to build a wall along the u.s. mexico border. we've heard rumblings but it is official. mexico's treasury secretary claims they will not pay for any wall under any circumstances claiming mexican taxpayers can't afford to pay for that kind of project. >>> tensions between north and south koreaa are scomplating. north korean leader kim judge unordered the military to be -- jim jung unordered the military to be ready. after the long range rocket launch. they're discussing the deployment of a miss. >>> we may soon learn more about the death of bobbi kristina brown. a judge granted the request to the tv station made the request after an investigation into heroin related deaths in the atlanta area. reporters discovered some people who died of over doses may have been friends with brown. brown was found in a bathtub in her georgia home in january, 2015.

u.s.-mexico border and a dirty bomb explosion going off in the houston shipping channel, these are all very real scenarios that we need to be on top of as policy makers. >> this morning french police announced that a man arrested thursday is connected to the ringleader of the paris attacks. authorities say the man who is now in custody was also in the advanced stages of a new attack in france. >>> we are also following a developing story out of france where 12 portuguese tourists were killed in a bus crash. french authorities say it happened in central france. the minibus was traveling from switzerland to portugal when it collided with a truck killing 12 passengers and injuring four others. the driver was the only survivor. the cause of that crash, though, still being investigated. >>> shock and concern in the city of concord. police are notifying residents that a convicted child molester is now living in their community. 51-year-old robert bates spent 12 years in prison for abusing three boys. he then went to a state hospital where doctors say he is rebill dated -- rehabilitated. bates has

u.s.-mexico border. the driver of the vehicle has been arrested. wow. >>> taking a look at what is trending this morning. after six seasons, "downtown abbey" is now over. >> the final episode on pbs trended on social media sunday might. the masterpiece series most welcome arrival may have been happiness for the ever disappointed lady who, close your ears, yes. >>> lady gaga is taking the plunge into frigid water for a fundraiser for the special olympic. this is the second time in the polar plunge. >> you like that guy. she all right. still a good guy. >> it important to keep the ice ready the use. even ice in your backyard. this is jackson, he loves skate skating on the ice. and look at this, the zamboni. now, the 9-year-old and his dad made it out of -- using the publicity, he has type i diabetes on his website, all for type >> that is adorable. i love it. >>> okay. howard shared the good news with us about the warmup. >> spring is coming. i'm a hockey fan myself. i love to see the video. but all is a time when the hockey season has to wind down.

u.s./mexico border in that state before holding a rally in phoenix attended by over 3,000 people. he then traveled to washington state which caucuses on saturday and turned out more than 7,000 people to an event yesterday in the city of vancouver. not the one in canada. after that he held a massive rally in seattle where he addressed a crowd of more than 10,000. and his day ended in spokane where he spoke in front of another huge audience. this one between 7,000 and 9,000 people. meanwhile here's what he had to say about his opponent earlier in the day. >> we need real change in this country, and between you and me, i do not believe that real change is going to come from a candidate like secretary clinton, who receives millions of dollars from wall street. who receives -- who has a super pac that receives 15 million bucks from wall street, money from the fossil fuel industry, money from the drug companies. >> clearly not laying off the charges there. now speaking of money, february fund-raising totals have been released by the spains and once again sand erz outraises clinton. in f

u.s./mexico border region. since its creation over 20 years ago, the bank has made a tremendous improvement to some of the most impoverished communities in both nations, including towns and colonials in my congressional district and along the u.s./mexico border from brownsville to el paso and all the way to california/mexico border. the bank's investments have brought life-saving poetable drinking water to millions of people, many of whom faced health-threatening conditions due to unsafe sources of drinking waters. so that that leads me to the first question. january 2015 during the high-level economic dialogue, president obama and mexican president pena neato, agreed to double the bank's current capital from $3 billion to $6 billion, split evenly between the two nations. can you tell us why the bank is seeking to double its capital? >> congressman, the administration is looking for this capital increase because it will allow the united states to continue supporting these kinds of infrastructure projects on our

. >>> a massive drug bust involving a 400 yard super tunnel under the u.s. mexico border.investigation federal authorities ceasing more than 3,000 pounds of marijuana trafficked through a home in california from a tunnel that starts at a restaurant in mexico. four people arrested. the tunnel located 32 feet below the ground was complete with electricity and a rail system. >>> a jetblue flight attendant caught trying to smuggle 70 pounds of cocaine through a tsa checkpoint has turned herself in. marsha reynolds surrendered to agents. she was trying to catch a flight from lax to new york when she was randomly stopped at the checkpoint. realizing she was busted she ditched her bag and shoes and took off running. she is going to go before a jury today. >> nice try. >> the young black bear was seen roaming around even climbing a tree hanging out there for hours. they tranquilized it and relocated it. the ironic part, the school's mascot is a bear, just not a real one. >> maybe it is. >>> well, the time is 40 minutes after the hour. americans, they value honesty in their preside

u.s. and mexico over dolphin safe tuna could have consequences. the trade organization use stricter tracking on tuna fishing in the waters where mexican boats operate. face of sanctions, the u.s. is expanding tough rules to ensure the fish are caught without endangering dolphins. mexico is threatening to retall late by slapping $400 million in tariffs on corn syrup imported from the u.s. >>> $20 billion settlement involving bp, the government and five gulf coast states appears to be moving closer to approval. they found bp negligent that caused a 134 million-gallon oil spill in 2010. federal lawyers are asking a judge in new orleans to accept an agreement to resolve years of legal battles over the snail followed gulf waters and miles of shoreline. >>> a hearing in the town where the massive spill from a duke energy plant touched off a shutdown for coal ash ponds. 2 years ago, thousands of tons of coal ash spilled in to the steam station near eden currently, they are moving that coal ash to a landfill in virginia. the hearing held in edentown hall a

took acosta into custody in january as part of an effort to target teens who recently crossed the u.s. mexico border alone. his mother said he left honduras to escape gang violence, because schoolwork mailed to the riverside student and they are not allowing him to use a computer. officials have not received any mail for acosta. >>> the next republican presidential debate is tonight in michigan. minus one candidate. >> tracy pots reports fro washington on who will not be on stage as the republican field narrows once again. >> reporter: dr. ben carson, the first post super tuesday casualty, his campaign confirms he's not be at tonight's debate and his public schedule ends after a speech tomorrow. ted cruz tells carson supporters. >> we welcome you on our team. >> i'm looking forward to that debate. are you looking forward to the debate? >> reporter: marco rubio's already in much much hoping to put the brakes on donald trump -- in michigan hoping to put the brakes on donald trump. >> everyone get together to keep the front runner from winning and stop the republican party. want him why is he wi

thinks he's going to be successful and mexico is going to pay for the wall because he knows mexico needs the u.s. when it comes to trade, just the way the u.s. needs mexico. >> i have to say we're not-- i am not going to pay for that [bleep] wall.dy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [♪] [cheers and applause] >> larry: all right. welcome to the show. what a great crowd we have tonight. thank you very much. very kind. i'm larry wilmore. thank you. i appreciate it. i appreciate it. it was like larry! i appreciate the effort but man, we have a great show for you guys tonight. from the smash broadway hit hamilton daveed diggs joins you. so amazing you'll want to stick around for that. i have to start off with this guy. last thursday someone asked about this earlier we showed a picture of an audience member taking a cardboard cutout of me. look at him on the street. look at him in the street. there he goes. [laughter] >> larry: it is amazing. then mckinley hart one of our staff caught him with it on the subway. so it's cool. so people on twitter have been spotting the cut

u.s./mexico border.sanders lashing out at the sheriff joe arpyro and calling out donald trump for hate speech. >> all of us, i would hope all of us are rightly appalled by the devicive and bigoted comments with people like donald trump. >> sanders is working to catch up with front runner hillary clinton. he's in arizona today or in/ tomorrow. and clinton doesn't have scheduled events over the weekend. kristin? >> and hey, julie, after winning all five primaries last tuesday, hillary clinton is is taking the weekend off. tomorrow bill clinton will be in arizona and this is a sign of how confident the clinton campaign that the candidate has a lock on the nomination. bernie sanders believes he will do well next tuesday. arizona, utah and idaho. and will win big in states like new york and california. and even if he does well, delegate's lead has almost been insurmountable and sanders would deny that. >> what about the reports that the president the ready to take sides. he hasn't endorsed one or the other. h

u.s./mexico border. a couple of years ago, we, i think we put about 80, $85 million to help mexico secure the southern border with guatemala. i saw some figures that over a period of time, they deported more people than border patrol did over the same amount of time. so just $80 million did a lot to help mexico -- for us to extend our border. we were in costa rica, the cuban, a totally different issue. the costa ricans were telling us in december that the people who are coming in trying to get into the u.s., they had people from ghana, somalia, nepal, and literally name the country, and they were there. my question to you in extending the border out besides the u.s. mexico border. what else can we do to help the mexicans and our central american folks to help us secure our border? the more we stop outside the u.s. border, the better it is for us. so if you want to address biometric equipment, training, we can do that, i know you're doing that, but what can we do to step this up? >> congressman, i think th

mexico. it is one of the large sending states and contributes to gigantic waves of immigrants here in the u.s.. my teacher asked me to explore the bracero program. what do we know about it. ? workers from mexico would come to the united states. i think it was a wartime thing. workers were needed. >> you are exactly right. it started in 1942. what does guestworker mean? >> temporary workers. >> yes. guestworker means temporary labor contracts which means they come in and they are recruited to work maybe a couple of months and then they return. some of them have the option to renew the contract and stay in the united states for multiple years. guestworker means just that. think that guestworker programs would be important now? >> because of the influx of immigrants that come to work? the u.s. has constantly thought about and enacted agreements for bringing in guest workers. we have seen guestworkers. it brought an the largest guestworker program. guestworker models are popular globally. guestworker models are used across europe, across the middle the, and what we know about bracero program? it

mexico is trying to remake itself. the indigenous aspect is a major problem. what the u.s. ives mexico is an opportunity, not just to send back remittances but to modernize the population. so it could learn how to wear boots. to work with equipment, agricultural equipment from the united states. they could learn to be modern in a different way. do all braceros accept this? how do we think about them resisting this paradigm? i wanted to show you the figure of the child in the figure of the boots because they are entering it and questioning the process and pushing back. in oral histories they have narratives of these exploitations. also narratives of resistance. i wanted to start off this segment of the class in which we will move to the article by talking about the organization we read about. in southern california, people were coming in and sharing their oral histories. the young man brings in this id. he tells the story of his father. his father was part of this organization alliance of national workers of mexico in the united states of america. i was struck by this. i had

on the other side democratic contender bernie sanders campaigned in the u.s. mexico border. front runner hillary clinton plans rallies in arizona tomorrow. >> the top suspect in last year's paris attacks starting a legal fight in his extradition from belgium to france. the french president and the victims of the murders wants him in france. away and he was pushed into a police car. -- lost audio. >> guns fired and next sploigs shins and after 10 minutes we saw a man who had been wound understand the leg -- explosions. throughout the night forensic teams were searching the apartment collecting vital evidence. >> investigators believe the man was the driver of the car that carried terrorists to locations in paris last november where 130 people were killed in the massacre. many -- most of the other attackers were shot dead or blew themselves up. in the chaos he slipped away calling on friends to pick him up to take him back to belgium crossing the border undetected. he disappeared and became the key target of an international manhunt until yesterday. police got an unexpected br

u.s.-mexico border. s.u.v. rolls on to a dark street, then what appears to be a man hops out, take something out of the back seat which appears to be a blanket. we watched as that same s.u.v. was eventually towed. the silver mazda cx5 that became the focus of an amber alert. logan hernandez went missing from the home. from the get-go authorities thought it the boy was taken by his mother whose parental rights had been revoked. she says her son and the baby's mother are dating, live together righttnext door. the mom could only visit with supervision. some time overnight she ran off with little logan. have you talked to police at all? we went back by the house lifetime night where another relative dodged our questions. logan's crib and toys were pretty much undisturbed. to learn is who was in the video, who else was in the car and what all their involvement is in all of this. as soon as we have the answers to those questions, we'll definitely bring them to you here on local 10 and local10.com. the baby is in prot

u.s. from mexico and his accusations that many mexicans in the u.s. are rapists. and he has a tough stance on illegal immigration. that is something florida's latino conservatives want. regardless of what happens here in florida tonight, rubio says trail. next stop, utah, tomorrow, where the primary there will be a week from saturday. in palm beach, paul mueller, newschannel8. >>> tomorrow night will make or john kasich. this is video of the ohio governor voting today. he voted for himself of course. kasich neck in neck with trump in the polls in ohio. and ted cruz will be spending primary night in houston. second most delegates. his campaign is betting the field will look a little different after tomorrow night's results. >>> and hillary clinton is banking on continuing hour southern streak in florida. >> she is the strong favorite to win the sunshine state and melanie michael joins us live from clinton's celebration in west palm beach. >> reporter: hey there, good evening to you from west palm beach where we are following the hillary clinton campaign here on pri

if you look at foreign direct investment coming into the u.s., it used to be u.s., mexico, most ofcanadait is pouring into the u.s. there has been dollar strengthening overtime because there is money coming to the u.s. markets, i at equity would say that although we are not having what i would say is great organic growth, there is certainly a high acquisition environment. during the high acquisition environment, that bodes well for the equity markets. i'm not surprised that the equity markets are doing better, but i don't think that earnings in the companies are doing that well. that makes me nervous. also, i would say, tracy, you halve the hole financial services sector not doing that well. and that is such a large chunk of driving the economy. and so i would be nervous. tracy: well, used to be head of ubs fixed-income and when we talk about volatility, a lot of people place the blame on balance sheet shortages at the big banks. what do you think about that? robert: well, i want is a that when i was president of bbs our balance sheet was to point virtually dollars we were 55 cap -- $2.5

u.s. and mexico. the now's todd walker is looking into what it would actually take to build said wall. >> reporter: first of all let's talk about the cost of this thing. it's going to be gigantic or as donald trump says, huge. the cost is between 10 to $12 billion. we already have a fence that runs along part of the mexican border. estimates for that which is 650 miles is about $7 billion to build this thing. that doesn't include the maintenance and the upkeep. safe to say anything that runs more than three times the distance is going to cost at least three times as much to build it. donald trump says he will get the mexican government to pay for it. the former mexican president then there are environmental and logistical concerns. there are trees along the area. so any wall would actually have to be built inland on u.s. soil. and this fence that we've got was held up several times during the george w. bush administration from environments who say it would threaten endangered species who live in the a