in a moment, we will get the comments of the mayor of san juan in puerto rico on the deaths of the orlandohere 23 of the 49 people killed nightclub were puerto rican. first, we turn to another issue involving puerto rico. juan: the senate is set to consider a bill to create a federally appointed control board with sweeping powers to run puerto rico's economy to help the island cope with it crippling debt crisis. the bill, known as promesa, passed the house last week by a bipartisan vote of 297 to 127. democratic congressman luis gutierrez spoke out against the bill.. >> we are engaged today in a wholly undemocratic activity in the world's greatest democracy. we're debating how wewe will tae power from the people who are virtually powerless already. think about it. you are imposing a junta. there will be no difference between this junta and the junta nchile as far as international committee is concerned. amy: but many of gutierrez's longtime allies in the congressional progressive caucus back the bill, including jose serrano, nydia velazquez and raul grijalva who said the bill was needed to

puertorriqueÑos, un gran honor, quÉ viva puerto rico y la parada san juan bautista. su musical, david balbuena les ha hecho seguimiento y nos cuenta sobre la obra y donde verla. david: el grupo de puerto rico ponce puerto rico quiere dar a conocer su obra musical. hicieron su presentaciÓn oficial ayer en el nacional constitution center., >> este es un sueÑo hecho realidad, nunca me imaginÉ que iba a ser un musical de colegio en estados unidos. david: el musical busca mandar un mensaje de tolerancia y aceptaciÓn hacia los demÁs, para luchar contra la discriminaciÓn y el acoso. >> estos niÑos en la escuela, se sienten diferentes, no caben,estÁn formando grupos y no estÁn conectados. >> estamos llevando un mensaje de comprensiÓn, tolerancia entre todos, y todos somos iguales, personas. david: la obra serÁ representada en la escuela superior cherry west donde estudiantes y educadores estÁn contentos de compartir esta experiencia con los alumnos de una escuela de puerto rico, y colaborar en el no al abuso escolar para extenderlas la regiÓn. >> es un orgullo ser parte de u

en san juan rinden tributo a los 23 puertorriqueÑos que perdieron la vida. la isla estÁ de luto.usa controversia un imÁn que dijo que matar homosexuales es un acto de compasiÓn. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna. ♪ ilia: el padre del atacante neÓo

este fin de semana se va a llevar a cabo la parada san juan bautista.mos esta ediciÓn de noticias. gracias por su compaÑÍa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge:viernes 24 de junio, esas son las principales noticias. el tema de la migraciÓn se convierte en central luego de que la corte suprema decidiera no ayudar a millones de indocumentados. el hombre que tuviera relaciones Íntimas con el autor de la masacre de orlando explica por quÉ creer que mateen actuÓ por venganza personal y no terrorismo. gran bretaÑa decide salir de la uniÓn europea y los mercados tambalean, la pregunta es quÉ paÍs sigue. se agotan las esperanzas de encontrar con vida a dos niÑos. comenzamos. ♪ ♪

they offer direct service between orlando and san juan. i want you to take a look at the pictures. got to tell you this heart breaking story. this victim is 34 years old and i talked to family and friends and shot 8 times. while at the club with friend of her and none of the friends that she went with survived the shooting. she went into surgery at about 6:00 tonight. and her family says they were unable to talk and able to kind of sit up though but that level of loss, many of the family members coming in from puerto rico. i talked with one of her friends before she went into surgery. years and doing very well so far and she is sitting up. >> do you know what kind of operation they have to do. >> the shoulder where she has the bullet holes out. >> how many times did she get shot? >> 8. >> has she been able to talk or communicate with anyone? >> not talking yet. not talking. >> another sad chapter in american history. the epicenter, orlando, florida where the worse mass casualty shooting has taken place. the community coming together tonight at a vigil that is started just a few min

en verde continÚa san diego rodrÍguez, san juan de la marihuana, monte cristo, san pedro de macoris ycrecida del rio carvajal colapsaron el puente los dinero. vladimir: informaron que las lluvias continuaran el fin de semana aunque con menor intensidad. >> la vaguada comenzaron a debilitarse en nuestro paÍs, quedando la humedad y la inestabilidad de la masa de aire que nos cubre. vladimir: la vaguada que generÓ una gran cantidad importante de lluvia a nivel nacional ya se encuentra saliendo del paÍs, los organismos de socorros llamaron a la poblaciÓn a mantenerse alerta a la eventualidad y seguir al pie de la letra las recomendaciones debido a que los suelos estÁn saturados por la cantidad de agua recibida los Últimos dÍas. es toda la informaciÓn que tengo, retornÓ con ustedes. ♪ ♪ ilia: dÍas de lluvia es lo que hemos tenido hoy, lo que queremos saber es como estar a las condiciones del tiempo esta noche durante el fin de semana pasamos con nuestro efecto y meteorÓlogo certificado eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: gracias ilia, efectivamente, dÍa de lluvia comenzamos maÑana con lluvia princ

and we have more outside of san juan with more. what is that the sense you are getting people there. >> puerto ricans cannot vote for the president in november, but they can help to shape the race. the polling station is right through here, the st. john's school. a few moments ago, election officials came through and made sure there was no issues and the count was happening. it's a close race because there's not a lot of polling here so an uncertain race, and so far in the informal poll, we have three bernie sanders supporters here. why do you think bernie sanders will win today in puerto rico? >> i think other people in puerto rico like sanders because he is a humanistic person. >> humanisic? why do you like sanders? >> because we are having problems and he understand our problems, really, and he is trying to do something for us. >> thank you. the other thing we are monitoring, the number of polling stations overall declined and in 2008 last time there was an open democratic party, there was more than 2,000 polling places, and as

. >> annual san juan bautista flag raising ceremony took place in camden.oth an american and puerto rican flag went up together. this marks the beginning of a month of celebration of puerto rican culture leading up to the san juan bautista parade at the end of this month. the parade now in its 57th year. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ grand canyon and glacierger than national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com (man) wow. (male off-screen announcer) what's it feel like to win $100,000 home makeover, with top prizes of a hundred grand? (man) whoa. it's amazing. yes! (male off-screen announcer) with instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, the instant you play could be the instant you win. keep on scratchin'. >> drexel president john fry and the entire senior class gathered at the drexel university's main building this afternoon to toast their upcoming graduation. fry told the class that their innovation and th

. >> do we really think it's a black san juan event?ecause everybody is looking for the next black san juan. and by definition, black san juan event is unnoble. we talked about this last week. we talked about the possibility of this evening being a y2k kind of event when we wake up the next day and everything is okay. charles: yeah, peter maurice with your strong third quarter economic outlook, does that mean you're factoring in a "yes" vote in britain and jobs getting back over to 200,000 a month? >> i don't think it matters which way the vote goes in britain in terms of the the economy. i think there will be market turbulence if they vote to leave. however, if they do, then a lot of european money will come to the united states boosting the market. in terms of the u.s. economy, we are going to go through a period where we grow at about 2.5% a year but we don't generate the kinds of jobs you expect to accompany that because all the tech logical breakthroughs that we're about to embrace and the fact that the government is making it more

to get picked up by somebody and be driven back to the island into the main part of the island in san juanso those are the two main reasons why the votes are coming in so slow, wolf. >> all right. dania alexandrino. thanks for that. we'll get back to you very soon. right now hillary clinton has the lead, as i said in that political primary and the democratic presidential primary and only 3% of her is in. bernie sanders is vowing to go to the democratic convention in philadelphia in july. i spoke to sanders' campaign adviser in the last hour. listen to this. >> we started out with more than 400 superdelegates declaring for hillary clinton before the iowa caucuses and that being reported and so bernie has had an uphill race the entire time. so, yeah. i'm a superdelegate. we will campaign to eliminate superdelegates going forward, but this year we have to play with the rules as they are and that means we will be asking superdelegates to look at who was the strongest candidate. >> our inside politics anchor john king and we are also joined by nia mallika. henderson and our political director.

en san juan rinden tributo a los 23 puertorriqueÑos que perdieron la vida. la isla estÁ de luto.usa controversia un imÁn que dijo que matar homosexuales es un acto de compasiÓn. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna. ♪ ilia: el padre del atacante neÓo que su hijo fuera homosexual como se ha insinuado despuÉs de que se conociera que habÍa asistido con frecuencia al club. calificÓ la masacre como un acto de terror. juan carlos estuvo en su casa. juan: nos encontramos frente a la vivienda de el padre de omar mateen, el hombre que asesinÓ a 49 personas el pasado domingo en la madrugada. durante varias horas esperamos a que accediera a darnos algunas declaraciones sobre lo que ha sucedido en estos Últimos dos dÍas. durante este tiempo tambiÉn se rumoreÓ que la esposa de su hijo y madre de su nieto se encontrarÍa en esta vivienda, pero nunca se pudo comprobar este rumor. sin embargo, casi a las 22:00 sucediÓ algo extraÑo, y es que movieron dos carros que se encontraron frente a la vivienda. abrieron el garaje y saliÓ un tercer vehÍculo que rÁpidamente sa

getting off to a good start, nobody is more responsible than teddy roosevelt, the guy who charged up san juan hill in 1898, and who really was the chief aggregator for american involvement in world war i. if you remember woodrow wilson declared he wanted peace without victory which would be i think quite difficult and would be a very different looking peace than what we have today. in many ways 20th century was an american century on the back of teddy roosevelt. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> dian guerrero has appeared in the highly rated tv series tv shows, orange is the new black and jai, in the virgin, dian volunteers with the nonprofit

va culminar con el desfile de san juan bautista a final de mes. >> es seÑal para comenzar el mes de juniomingo de junio, el gran desfile puertorriqueÑo. >> estamos celebrando 59 aÑos del aniversario. un orgullo para nosotros. un gran honor y orgullo, que viva puerto rico. conductora: en otras informaciones, el consulado general de colombia, asegura que se va llevar a cabo este sÁbado desde nueve de la maÑana a la 1:45 horas de la tarde. se realizarÁn los siguientes trÁmites consulares, pasaportes, permiso de salida del paÍs, y algunos servicios. para mayor informaciÓn puede visitar la pÁgina de de internet que aparece en pantalla. nuestro compaÑero le ha dado seguimiento que cuenta de quÉ se trata la obra. >> estÁn en nuestra regiÓn para dar a conocer su obra musical. ayer hicieron su presentaciÓn oficial donde los 30 actores dieron un apelativo a los presentes de lo que serÁ su representaciÓn maÑana por la noche. mostraron su entusiasmo por poder estar en filadelfia. >> esto es un sueÑo hecho realidad. nunca me imaginaba que podÍa haber hecho musical del colegio aquÍ en estados unidos. >

. >> msnbc national reporter joins us now from san juan, puerto rico. what are the issues driving voters at the polls in puerto rico? >> well, before i set the stage in terms of the issues, i have to set the stage in terms of the vote itself. they just closed the gate. the polls are officially closed as of 3:00 p.m. if you take a look behind me, the line is extraordinarily long. they are going to be casting ballots for at least another hour here. it stretches around the tables, upstairs, and in an unseen line. there are two reasons for. this one is interest in the presidential election. when it was clinton versus obama, there were more than 2,000 polling locations last month. people are waiting for a long, long time. we have two hillary clinton voters. >> it was interesting. i actually thought it was going to be very short. i was impressed when i saw it. i think it's exciting. i mean, people are coming out to voechlt we really -- how long did it take you? >> 2 1/2, almost 3 hours. >> easily. actually, we made a friendship in the line. we were standing n

reportera: en medio del dolor, sigue llegando decenas de familiares hasta aquÍ hasta la funeraria san juane no cobran por su servicio, cementerios que no cobran por sus lotes. nuevas informaciones indican que puede haber una alerta sobre lo que estaba planeando omar mateen. birmanos cuenta cÓmo van las investigaciones. vilma: este vÍdeo muestra la agonÍa de decenas de personas que permanecieron encerradas durante tres horas en uno de los baÑos del club pulse, mientras el pistolero asesinaba a decenas. unos lloraban, otros se quejaban, otros pedÍan silencio, para que el asesino no los descubriera. en las tres horas compartieron un vaso con agua. otros ponÍan torniquetes en las heridas. otros se tomaron de la mano. el vÍdeo fue grabado por este sobreviviente. cuando el pistolero estaba en el baÑo dijo que todo el mundo debÍa salir porque todos íbamos a morir. en este vÍdeo se escucha por primera vez la voz del autor del masacre. imÁgenes que formaron parte de un documental cuando trabajaba en seguridad. el pistolero, omar mateen y su esposa se habrÍa comunicado por telÉfono. Él le habrÍa env

let's go straight to cnn's donny in san juan, puerto rico for us. did you talk to people as they left the polls? we're getting an initial trickle of votes coming in. hillary clinton is ahead, at least very early with about 2 % of the vote. what are you hearing and seeing? >> caller: good afternoon, wolf. i spoke to some of the people. surprisingly most of the people who actually voted did not want to share who they notvoted for. those who did share, it was in the majority, a lot of bernie sanders supporters. however, i do have to say that there were a lot of hillary clinton supporters, mainly older people. people who actually lived on the island and were already adults when bill clinton was president in the nie90s. they remember his administration and both president clinton and hillary clinton visiting the island on numerous occasions. so they have that very close admiration for the clintons. so i can tell you it was pretty much divided. however, in comparison to other years, we did see a lot of people out voting for presidential primaries. normally

. >> msnbc's tony decopo is live in san juan, puerto rico, where those delegates are up for grabs todaytony, what do voters there want to see happen with the democratic ticket? >> good morning, reverend al. so voters in puerto rico cannot vote for president directly there, excluded from the november election, but they can shape the outcome in the primary stage. they voted for marco rubio on the republican side back in march and today it is that crucial choice between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. voters are lining up behind us. the polls open ten minutes ago. just before the polls open, we had election workers come in and verify that all the voting machines were working, completely in sync and no irregularities, but the bernie sanders camp is upset with the process here today because they noted a steep decline in the number of polling locations. back in 2008, when it was obama v. clinton, there were more than 2,000 locations for people to cast their vote. as of may! university last month, there were 1500 available, but slashed that down to about 430. that's all about budgetary cut

. >> bajo una incesante lluvia, el cuerpo fue sepultado al sur de san juan.de su corta vida. lo despidiÓ cantÁndole la canciÓn con la que asegura, acunÓ tantas veces a sudar a su adorado carlitos. un chico que se mudÓ ahorrando boca de en busca de mejor vida. >> un muchacho con muchas esperanzas. tan joven. >> este joven es uno de los 23 portorriqueÑo que perdieron la vida en la mayor tragedia en estados unidos la comunidad lgbt, ha sido una de las mÁs impactadas por esta tragedia. >> nunca habÍa tenido que lidiar con tanto dolor, y tanta angustia, tanta desolaciÓn. es una devastaciÓn que parece que fuera una guerra. no se como consolar a esta familia. >> la familia tambiÉn trajo sus restos a puerto rico, su madre quiere tenerlo cerca para poder llevarle flores al cementerio. >> no es fÁcil porque perdÍ lo mÁs grande que dios me ha dado, mi hijo. >> durante el velatorio, el fÉretro permaneciÓ cerrado. >> no se pudo velar. su cuerpo quedÓ un poco afectado, su cabecita. el efecto de los tiros en la cabeza. >> maÑana continuarÁn los delatores y los entierros de

tambiÉn es una semana pero el domingo se llevarÁ a cabo la parada san juan bautista, >> todos estÁn invitados ♪ ilia: viernes 24 de junio, Éstas son las principales noticias. asegura un empleado de un hotel de orlando que hay pruebas en vÍdeo del encuentro de omar mateen con otro hombre. activistas protestan en nueva york, rechazando la decisiÓn dividida sobre las acciones ejecutivas. hay muertos y una enorme destrucciÓn debido intensas lluvias. habla en exclusiva con univisiÓn, abogados del chapo guzmÁn, que fueron multados por no estar acreditados para defender al capo en el proceso de extradiciÓn. ♪ ♪

>> a celebration of puerto rican culture kicked off in kenseth today with dancing and the annual san juansta flag raising ceremony. a month of celebrations of puerto rican culture in the city. >> we need to convey to our use the importance of our heritage and hopefully the flag will assist in this endeavor. >> the festivities wrap up with the san juan batista parade at the end of the month. the parade and ceremony have become time honored traditions in the city of camden. >>> the best trained canines in the country, they're showing off their skills here in philadelphia. >> the university of pennsylvania police department and the penn vet working dog center are hosting the uspca national detector dog trials in grays ferry. more than 100 police canine teams take the test for detecting things like narcotics and explosives. the dogs can get individual awards and certification of their skills. >> when they go to court, if they've done a search on a vehicle or house, and they find drugs and the defense tries to suppress that evidence, you know, the dog is certified by an outside organization. >

desde san juan puerto rico.es de la policÍa. rocío amplia. rocÍo: aunque un cerco policial es impedir el plazo los excandidatos acompaÑados del grupo de seguidores irrumpieron la portada de acceso al edificio, estuvieron hasta la quinta planta donde funcionan las oficinas superiores electorales. se protagonizÓ un forcejeo con la seguridad del lugar. > son personas del pueblo civilizadas, pero tienen derecho y estÁn dispuestos a exigir cualquier consecuencia. de eso sÍ tienen que estar claro. Éste gobierno y este tribunal >, diputado actual tienen el derecho de recoger la sentencia que votaron en contra. rocÍo: los excandidatos a la alcaldÍa asÍ como el aspirante para acudir al tribunal a solicitar la sentencia de elecciones en santo domingo. > este tribunal es un grupo de polÍticos para cubrir todo el fraude que hizo el pnd los manifestantes fueran manuel jimÉnez denunciÓ que fue el difÍcil los excandidatos aseguraron que recurrirÁ la sentencia del tribunal constitucional. rocÍo para univisiÓn. presentadora: tuv

many not in san juan itself. the alarm from the united states is met with mist fiction on the island and they think it is another piece of pad news that will hurt their economy, recession and zika on top of it. >> thank you so much. >>> from there to los angeles and danny freeman covering the sanders camp for us. danny is there for the third straight week in california. what is the campaign saying about a possible win on tuesday? are they confident and they have done a lot of work. >> good morning. i think that they feel confident just because they put in that work. this is the third week of campaigning, third day straight, campaigning in california alone. he held over 30 rallies, spoken to nearly 200,000 people. and that's exactly the momentum that they want to go into tuesday's very, very close primary. you played this clip earlier. he emphasized that no matter what happens in california, the race in his words will not be over if secretary clinton hits that magic number of delegates on tuesday with pledged and

julio: antes de terminar la escena para san juan bautista con carros y carretas que comenzÓ el mediodÍaal, el grupo se reuniÓ alrededor de sabotaje y la estrella marina manuel. un escenario para delicia de los asistentes. en otra parte, 1000 gracias a todos y te regalo. increÍble, gracias, gracias 1000 por todos lo sabrÁs hacerlo que nos dieron ayer. a continuaciÓn oficina nacional, maÑana tenemos mucha mÁs informaciÓn. ahora usted estÁ muy bien informados, buenas hasta maÑana. ♪ ilia: estas son las principales noticias. la ex esposa de omar martÍnez cree que su marido era -- o mar mateen cree que su marido era homosexual. abogados del chapo guzmÁn presentaron demandas para que no se dÉ la extradiciÓn. lanzan campaÑas para prevenir suicidios. las adolescentes hispanas son las mÁs propensas a quitarse la vida. los aficionados que esperaban a la selecciÓn no pudieron ver a lionel messi para pedirle que no se retire. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >> este es su noticiero

. >>> in camden, new jersey, people line the street for 59th annual san juan culture.he parade took place at wiggins waterfront park. long time parade aims to bring together groups of various background and regions. at the end of the day, the best float won a $500 prize. >> ♪ >> it was a caribbean celebration today here at the reading terminal market in center city this was third annual caribbean day featuring musical performances, art displays by local artists and cooking demonstrations. the event was held in celebration of the national caribbean heritage month. >>> is there much more to come tonight on "action news", developing news now out of california, where several people have been stabbed during a protest at the state capitol. we have the latest. >>> plus stepped up security at pride events throughout the country. why new york's mayor says today's parade was an act of defying. >>> phillies get a win under their belt and they get two in a row now. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> developing news from sacramento, california a at le

the cost of living in san juan is no lower than that. i don't know where you can find a one-bedroom apartment for $700 a month that would be worth living in. i don't know how to pay for lunch and dinner and breakfast for $700 a month. i don't know how you can find health coverage for $700. i don't know how you can find transportation to get to that job for $700 a month. i don't get it. any one of these things would be enough to break the budget and put you in bankruptcy for $700 a month and that's before you attackses. we're taking a spanish speaking population, 3.5 million of them, and condemning them to low wages to the point where 45-year-old men will lose their jobs to 20-year-old sons because the 20-year-old sons are forced to work for only $4.25. . i ask unanimous consent for another 30 seconds. the chair: the gentlelady controls the time. mrs. torres: i yield 30 seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized 30. mr. grayson: this is what we're teaching these young men and women trying to help. hop on an airplane from san juan to

including survivors and family members coming out for this memorial in san juan to order all 49 victimsmassacre was the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. investigators are continuing to look into the background of the shooter's wife to decide if there's evidence to press charges for any role she may have had in the incident. >>> the mass shooting in orlando is very much on mind of those at new york city's pride parade and events afterwards. parade down 5th avenue in manhattan began with a moment of silence. many held banners and signs with messages like we are orlando. authorities have ramped up security within new york city and police are employing counter terrorism units. ing orrers estimate close to 2 million people have descended upon the big apple for the festivities. of. >>> a georgia grandmother is on the run from police they shay she killed her grandson. what she say she gave that little baby that killed her. >>> a number of inmates across the country exploded nearly a quarter of the population locked up. why so many inmates find themselves in prison. >>> ben simmons talks ab

in san juan nt puerto rico and had gone to orlando to spend time with his family. he posted facebook videos and shoteos sharing scenes from his holiday. he was among several students who were killed in the pulse attack. i can't believe it that my cousin is gone too soon. going to miss that big smile always. lways happy. i'm a glad man, a fight who ivings everything. wilson grew up in puerto rico had gone to pulse with hi partner. both were shot and killed. he two had met a decade ago. they fell in love soon thereafter. a friend in pennsylvania paid tribute to him on facebook as, a wonderful young man full of life who endured countless days of bullying while growing up by cruel people calling him all sorts of slurs. he was the first person on this earth i came out to and he always protected and loved his friends. his strength and character was always an inspiration to all of us. mercedes, 26 years old. from queens new york, studied literature at orlando's community college and worked at target. she had gone to pulse that evening with her friend. both were killed in

shows the crisscrossing patterns of access roads and wells extending for hundreds of miles across san juanrthwest new mexico. - the land surface has been scarred up so bad that i can't recognize it from the first time i saw it. - the ranchlands of san juan county aren't the only areas inundated by drilling rigs. in the towns near gilbert armenta's land, there are wells everywhere, in neighborhoods and near schools. - the gas industry has been here for 50-plus years, and we do drill in populated areas. you cagogo outere e a uple hundred yards from ts s offi anfifind aroducingell.l. cococo phiips s ishe lararst producern the san juanasin. enen youook k athe totot between our workrcrce dictlyly anththen iirececy, ople w wking for us, it's about 8% of the lalal popatioion. we' a very large emoyoyer inhe basasinere. inindust hasas bught job and momoney to thehe county, but for gilbert armenta, the price has been much too high. - this gate would be the gate to enter into my property. the oil company had me completely locked out for 2 1/2 years. the only way they would give me a key to enter my o

this is copeland on vacation in san juan, puerto rico, she is all smiles, she writes we are all madeh inperfections, the scars and skin graphing building character, it's not what you have but what you do with what you have that counts. copeland says getting to this point in her life say long time coming and happy to share the new her. >>> and a mom-daughter text about potential drug use sent twitter into a tizzy. it started with this text right here from a teen named ashley, she asked her mom to grab a calculator from her room. rummaging through the drawer she finds this bag of brightly colored pills, she texts her saying she will not have drugs in the house. and come home immediately and is grounded until her father gets home from california. ashley responds, they aren't drugs put them in water. >> mom asks why? ashley -- just do it lol. the good news the pills are really the pop-up dinosaur toys. you put them in water and they turn into the animals. good news ashley you no longer have to go home. mom asks why would you buy these, i thought you were 16 and not 7. this is now wildly

thank you so much from san juan. we'll check back with you when the results start to come in. meantime, it's an all out slugfest heading into the final primaries and caucuses this week. right now, it would seem that trp trump's biggest wounds may be self-inflicted. a prominent republican calling donald trump's claim about the so-called mexican judge one of the worst mistakes. former house speaker newt gingrich is criticizing trump's refusal to back down from his claims that judge curio who is presiding over the trump university fraud case is biyagsed against trump because, quote, he's of mexican heritage. to be clear, the judge is an american, he was born in indiana. here's trump on "state of the union." >> i have had horrible rulings. i've been treated very unfairly by this judge. this judge is of mexican heritage. i'm building a wall. >> newt gingrich, trump's supporter and potential vice presidential pick. >> no, this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made. i think it's inexcusable. he has every right to criticize a judge and every right to say certain decisions are ri

let's go straight to san juan, puerto rico. do the people there, are they talking as they left the polls, are they able to give us a sense of how this vote might turn out? >> reporter: well, good afternoon, wolf. we still have not heard anything from the state electoral commission. that means we still do not have a preliminary count. it's obviously because of the visits we've done to some of the voting centers. we were inquiring and asking people who they voted for, if they wanted to share with us. and i want to tell you that demographically speaking, most of the older people, the people who were actually working during bill clinton's administration here on the island, are more inclined to voting for secretary hillary clinton. the younger generation were more inclined to vote for senator sanders. it was pretty divided. comparing it to other elections, other presidential primaries, it has been quite an astounding result. i mean, a lot of people have actually gone out to vote on these democratic primaries. people were in line for

conversationally, it seems like bernie sanders at least in san juan has a lot of ground support. people see him as a candidate that will represent their issues and help the economy rebound here which is issue number one in puerto rico. >>> and now republican leaders are expressing frustration over comments donald trump made that could hurt the party's chances with latino voters. >> i am concerned about the hispanic vote. america's changing. when ronald reagan was elected, 84% of the american electorate is white. this november 70% will be. i think it's a big mistake for our party to write off latino americans. they're an important part of our country and soon to be the largest minority group in our country. i hope he'll change his direction on that. >> hallie jackson is covering the campaign for us. you heard the majority leader saying he hopes donald trump will change his tone. any sense you get the campaign of that happening? >> it's donald trump. that kind of says it all. i can't help but think back to a month or go when paul manafort had come on board and talked about donald t

jonathan kamuri, a telemundo journalist who worked in san juan then in florida.lso corey connell, 21 years old, among the youngest of those killed in this attack. he wasality at pulse with his girlfriend. she survived the attack. connell did not. he was a student and he had big dreams of becoming a firefighter, which of course were cut short. another person, wolf. edward soto mayor jr. he was known to his family and friends as top hat eddie. people have been posting pictures of themselves in top hats because that's how everybody knew him and loved him. officials right now say more than half of those kills, their names have been released but they are still trying to get in touch with family members to officially release all of the names. but all of them have been identify except for one, wolf. certainly, we are hearing more stories. we'll continue to bring them to you. >> heart breaking stories indeed. bryn, stand by. victor, give us an update on what you are learning in orlando. you are near the hospital. what are the conditions of those who are still in the hosp

they were in charge of the vote here in san juan, they cut the number of polling stations and we had these long lines, because people weren't going to their usual polling station they had to be checked in by hand and then they voted by hand. those ballots are being counted in the most painstaking fashion. two observers. ballot comes out, someone looks at it. that one is for hillary, do you agree? they put it in a pile. they do that for the next one. then that has to go to a second location to be recounted then. we were hearing results by 4:30, 4:45. some are trickling in. here in the capital we don't expect to hear actual results until 7:00 p.m., perhaps even later. as we were saying why is this happening? it's happening because puerto rico overall is racked by debt, more than $70 billion. schools are closing. hospitals are shutting down. funds across the board are potentially being pulled back. they can't even fund mosquito workers here at the height of the zika crisis here in puerto rico. so of course it's not surprising that at the same time the party would say, elections cost mon

and, you know, congresswoman, it's an issue in san juan, puerto rico. it's an issue as you mentioned in the virgin islands. it's an issue in alaska with native alaskans. it's also an issue in the west in working with young people. >> excuse me. if you would allow my indulgence, mr. chairman. i don't care it's a mistake. it's a mistake that has had very severe consequences to people on st. john. on the island of the st. croix, you're employing more students a year. on st. john you have hired no one for a number of years on the island of st. john. where this park is very important. that then affects the individuals who are at the park. the superintendent on st. john as well has had changes made on to the national park in terms of access to land, construction plans, closure of fishing boundaries without community input and proper notification of the people of st. john or the local government as well. is this a mistake as well? and why are the people of the virgin islands being subjected to these continued mistakes by the park? >> it is something that we ar

because i would like to believe we're through this black san juan moment, i just want to hear it from. >> well, i think we also for the most part. and let's be fair. banks are better capitalized. the world that in terms of interest rates and interest cover, you know, it's much better shape than it was prelaymen. so the potential for a moment, a laymen moment is certainly lessened. but it's fair to say that the markets are globalized now and something that happens in china or something happens in japan. it's going to affect markets on a global basis as hedge funds and traders and other institutions try to rebalance their portfolios and that's to some extent what's happening on growth itself on a global basis is coming down. liz: yeah, but we have the financial stops which tend to better the markets. they seem to be having trouble here. as we look ahead, how far as people pile away from stocks into the ten-year treasury, how far does this ten-year yield go? how low does it go? >> i think it is a chance to go to one and a quarter percent. is that a big deal? it's probably -- it's probabl

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and miami has basically opted in faster than san juan. i'm also amazed to learn that order rico is now no more bilingual on the mainland of the united states. the people who speak the language in addition to english is about the same. i don't think they have a big advantage there anymore. i do think they have demonstrated a very strong higher education program in engineering, particularly the aerospace industry. they have an excellent reputation there. i think it could do something education and a medical. -- in medical. another one other thing that we put together is to look at solar energy. why didn't they take more advantage of the obama administration's extraordinary magnitude of subsidies that it offered for research developing in alternative fuels? so i think that basic message is puerto rico has to diversify their economy. i'm still kind of puzzled, i must admit, i'm actually working on now that i don't understand, is why, hawaii is about as far away from the mainland as puerto rico. it's an island. it's one of the richest states i

. >>> se conoce en san juan: >> en material con 30.000 trozos de madera.ue se encuentran. >>> tiene permiso. >>> vamos a la pausa y enseguida belinda se ve arrestada les contamos aquÍ en >> bienvenidos a la informaciÓn. >> los vagones. desde 20 pies de altura, los cuerpos de socorro llegaron a lesionar, ordenaron el cierre del parque despuÉs del accidente. >> vuelve a ganar las elecciones el partido popular en espaÑa, sin lograr, sin necesidad de alianzas el partido popular. ha estado en el poder desde el 2011, logrÓ 137 escaÑos. en esos comicios, por eso fue necesario, tampoco estÁ claro si mariano rajoy logre formar una coaliciÓn de gobierno. >>> sfous de aterrizar en el aeropuerto de singapur, las autoridades dijeron que fueron evacuados y no hubieron heridos. se dirigÍa de singapur pero tendrÍa que regresar para hacer un aterrizaje de emergencia por una alerta. panamÁ inaugura su canal ampliado con capacidad de mÁs de 900 contenedores algunos discursos que destacaron la construcciÓn y el papel que juega la vÍa entera. >>> representa una oportunidad sig

san juan has played a role. but washington and wall street have equally contributed to this crisis. it is a crisis that is already harming working families who call the island home. and if left unaddressed, it ill grow immeasurably worse. so, today we stand at a fork in he road. the bill before us empowers puerto rico to restructure 100% of its debt. the only other route sends puerto rico to the courthouse. where it will be at the mercy of creditors who will inflict further suffering on the island. now some will suggest that if we oppose this bill, somehow a third option will magically appear before us. that is nonsense. the stark reality we now face promesa, her than there are no other options left. that does not mean that this is a perfect bill. it's not even close. it makes no sense. this bill includes an attempt to pay puerto rican workers less than those on the mainland. it is offensive that puerto rico must put a $375 million price tag for an oversight board its residents do not want. and the bill does not address economic growth incentives and health care parity, issues at th

it's an issue in san juan, puerto rico, it's an issue in the virgin islands, it's an issue in alaska with native alaskans. it's also an issue in the west in working. >> excuse me, i don't care that it's a mistake.ta it's a mistake that has hadt haa severe consequences to the people of st. john. you are employing 18 to 20 more students a year but on st. john you have hired no one on the island of st. john for years where this park is very important. that affects the individuals in the individuals on st. john's has had changes made to the national park in terms of access without input and notification to people of st. john and the government as well. is this this a mistake as well and why are the people of the virgin islands being left out question. >> i apologize for you. it is not our intent to disregard in any way shape or form the people of st. john. we think they know the islands better than we do. they know the resources in the history. we need them to be a part of the national park service. this is something we are addressing aggressively. >> just so you are aware, i would like

juan p. rivera velazquez, 37 years old. luis originally from san lorenzo, puerto rico, was with his loving partner, juan p. rivera velazquez at pulse. both men were killed in the shooting. luis was known by his loved ones as a fun-loving person with a great sense of humor. juan also originally from puerto rico was the owner of the magazine salon and spa in kissimmee, florida. simon andrew carrero fernandez was 31, and oscar a.monterro was 26. simon was a manager at mcdonald's. he was well loved. he was known for bringing in cakes to celebrate birthdays of each and every employee. simon and his partner oscar were killed just after returning home from vacation in niagara falls. christopher andrew vignonin, 32 years old, and juan ramon guerrero, 22 years old. christopher andrew, who went by drew, was with his partner juan ramon at the time of the shooting. both men died. drew had a bachelor's and master's degree from the university of central florida and founded a gay-straight alliance in his high school. akyra monet murray. akyra was 18 and a recent

and miami has basically opted in faster than san juan. i'm also amazed to learn that order rico is now no more bilingual on the mainland of the united states. the people who speak the language in addition to english is about the same. i don't think they have a big advantage there anymore. i do think they have demonstrated a very strong higher education program in engineering, particularly the aerospace industry. they have an excellent reputation there. i think it could do something education and a medical. another one other thing that we put together soda to look at solar energy. why didn't they take more advantage of the obama administration's extraordinary magnitude of subsidies that it offered for research developing in alternative fuels? so i think that basic message is puerto rico has to diversify their economy. i'm still kind of puzzled, i must admit, i'm actually working on now that i don't understand, is why, hawaii is about as far away from the mainland as puerto rico. it's an island. it's one of the richest states in the union.

called me on several issues but he said my real purpose for the call is to tell you the archbishop of san juan puerto rico has reached out to me and told me of the desperate situation they are facing a puerto rico today. 100, maybe 200 schools have closed. there was no money to buy gasoline for the buses to take the children to school. many of the medical services are down to zero. one doctor a day of saving puerto rico and they can afford to lose any. currently the central, medical, there's a serious question as to whether children who are trying to survive cancer will have the drugs that they need for a fighting chance. that is how desperate it is. he went further to say the air ambulance service on puerto rico, which transports the most gravely ill people to medical care is now not flying. can afford to. people have to pay in cash for dialysis services. this is a disastrous situation in the notion that we could vote no today and not accept the consequences which will be terrible for puerto rico is not a fair as of this problem you guess i would've written a different note and constructed a