secretary gutierrez: thank you. so i thought that the audience would like to hear and maybe give you a chance to tell them why they are not going to look back five, ten years from now and say -- boy, i wish we wouldn't have gotten out of tpp. secretary ross: well, unfortunately in big geopolitical things like tpp, there is no way to do a controlled experiment. so no one will ever know what would have been the outcome from tpp. i think what people, in some cases, have already forgotten , tpp was dead regardless of won the election. both hillary clinton and president trump campaigned actively against tpp. the congress votes weren't there in any event. so it's a little bit of reformist thinking to say well trump killed the tpp. he did. but tpp was going nowhere. the real question isn't looking backward but looking forward, how do we develop better relations with the individual countries? how do we maximize total trade while at the same time dealing with the imperfections in their systems? the government procurement pro

gutierrez fernandez: i do. i think it's time for our friends from central america, especially the northern triangle countries, the united states, and mexico to have the serious conversation about development in migration and the linkage between those two. i emphasize its serious not because we have not done anything. i think last year for example, the u.s. convened with mexico at an important conference in miami to stop it. its serious in the sense that we need to have an effort hopefully by the region that it is systemic, staffed and involves resources to address these issues. we cannot be satisfied, any one of the countries, on how we manage migration. that's the truth. i don't think the united states can be satisfied. i don't think we can be satisfied. i don't think central americans can either be satisfied. it's a very complex issue. you need to address the root causes of migration. and that's not easy. --must do everything we can mexico, central america -- to make sure that immigration is as hasorced decis

gutierrez fernandez: i do. i think it's time for our friends from central america, especially the northern triangle countries, the united states, and mexico to have the serious conversation about development and migration and the linkage between those two, about security and migration. i emphasize it's serious not because we have not done anything. i think last year for example, the u.s. convened with mexico at an important conference in miami last year to address these topics. it's serious in the sense that we need to have an effort hopefully by the whole region that it is permanent, systemic, staffed and involves resources to address these issues. we cannot be satisfied, any one of the countries in terms of what is going on in how we manage the migration. that's the truth. i don't think the united states can be satisfied. i don't think we can be satisfied. i don't think central americans can either be satisfied. it's a very complex issue. you need to address the root causes of migration. and that's not easy.

eduardo beckett, lawyer for emilio gutierrez-soto.f thecarren, head national press club, speaking to us from washington, d.c. in 30 seconds, we will review what has happened so far in the family separation cases. whwhat has happened to the children, scores of them under five who are still languishing in jails around the country. and then what about the 3000 children who are supposed to be reunited by july 26? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: performing here in our studios. to see the full interview and performances, go to democracynow.org. two days after a court-imposed deadline, the trump administration said thursday that just 57 of the e children 103 under the age of five have been reunited with their parents after they were separated at the border under the zero tolerance policy. officials said they could not reunite the other 46 children because their parents have been accused of crimes, because the children were not related to the people they were separated from, or, in at least a dozen cases, because u.s. immigration authoriti

carolina: entre el forcejeo, gutiérrez pudo defenderse.io] "motor 81 315, motor 81 315". carolina: la radio no funcionó. mario: estaban en otro canal. y no sabía en qué canal yo estaba y nadie me estaba oyendo. [radio] "i need help!" carolina: desesperado, pensó que su vida había terminado. mario: entonces me recuerdo que el radio tiene un botoncito rojo arriba. cuando yo hago eso, la operadora de la policía de la central me ve en la computadora. [habla por radio] >> [radio] carolina: a tres cuadras de la estación de gasolina estaba el oficial juan león tomándose un café cuando recibió la llamada. juan: cuando salió la llamada, salió con el número del oficial que era "motor 81" que es mario. uno de mis compañeros. y salió el número tres, que es emergencia. no sabíamos qué es lo que era. no había ninguna información. carolina: en cuestión de segundos llegó a la escena. juan: fue lo más rápido que yo he manejado en mi vida. cuando llegué, él estaba arrodillado en el piso, estaba bien pálido. la camisa "camelita" estaba toda roja de sangre. c

this is emilio gutierrez soto, speaking in an exclusive jailhouse interview with democracy now. the message that i would like to share with the population of the united states is to please express solidarity with the terror and experience that my family has been through. to seek at least a breast of justice, which does not exist. the only thing that has is theed us in my career truth. to participate in the search for social justice. amy: emilio gutierrez has been awarded a knight-wallace fellowship for the next academic year by the university of michigan. to see our full coverage of his case, go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines, this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. russian president vladimir putin has invited president trump to moscow just days after the white house postponed a planned meeting between between the two leaders in washington this fall until after the midterm elections. to talk more about u.s.-russian relations and much more, we spend the hour with the world-renowned political dissident, author,

gutierrez fernandez discussed current relations with the united states after sunday's presidential election. topics included future nafta negotiations and u.s. mexico border security issues. the hudson institute hosted this 50-minute event. [indiscernible] >> offset -- all set. john: good morning, i'm john

please join me in welcoming ambassador gutierrez and walter. use the card and we'll get everybody in as much as we can. thank you. >> thank you john for the introduction and thank you ambassador for joining us. i should say the alabama has some urgent business to do. he'll need -- when we finish the program, he will need to exit. so he can get to the telephone. apparently this is a day where important calls are being made. geronimo, this is a really interesting moment in mexican history and in the history of u.s.-mexican relations. from your perspective, as a long time participant in mexican ambassadors, how do you see things in this transformation now? >> let me thank the hudson institute for inviting me to be part of this morning event. thank you john walters and it's a honor to be with you. it's a historic moment for mexico. for many people mexico's political decision has taken a long time. some would argue it started in 1968 with the student movement. some would argue that it was started in 1997 and we had a divided government. mexico trans

bush and the former ceo of kellogg, carlos gutierrez. have you here, sir. >> thank you. good to be here. cheryl: first, i wanted to ask you because of your experience more is so at kellogg than anything else, you know, what do you make of the chinese going after the american heartland? do you think there's political motivation here? do you think it's because they really want to hurt the u.s. economy? what do you think it is? >> well, you know, agriculture is 2% of our gdp. so it's not like they're targeting the biggest part of our economy. but as you say, it's a political decision. they're targeting states that supported president trump. , and in addition to that, targeting agriculture, we're going to start seeing surpluses. very much the way today we have cheese surpluses, we're going to start seeing surpluses in other products. so that will hurt the farm per. of that will hurt our -- the farmer, hurt our farms and most likely drive them to loss ares. 30 percent of what we produce in agriculture is exported. cheryl: we reported on the s

su esposa, beatriz gutiÉrrez habla de lo que le ha costado llegar al paÍs.orristas estÁn vivos en una cueva se ven untada tras permanecer 10 dÍas desaparecidos en tailandia. depresiÓn nacional, mÉxico pierde 2-0 frente a brasil y se va del mundial. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: Éste es el noticiero nacional, con jorge ramos e ilia calderon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: muy buenas tardes, el voto de castigo de los mexicanos convertirÁ a andrÉs lÓpez obrador con uno jessica: las encuestas le auguraban que ganarÍa, pero nadie esperaba que le dieran tan apabullante victoria. >>entre el 53 y el 53.8 por ciento. >>la revelaciÓn del instituto mexicano causÓ sorpresa. significa que no sÓlo la izquierda gobierne, tambiÉn que tendrÁ una fuerza no vista en mÉxico. anoche en el rostro de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, estaba la victoria. >>llamo a todos los mexicanos a la reconciliaciÓn y a poner por encima de los intereses personales, por legÍtimos que sean, el interÉs superior. >>al tener mayorÍas latinas en las dos cÁmaras, va a tener más del 50%, si contamos diputados y senadores. jessica: la coal

let me introduce the ambassador for mexico, his excellency gutierrez fernandez. he became mexico's ambassador in early -- in early 2017. he served as managing director for the north american development bank in san antonio, texas, where he focused on financing along the u.s./mexico border. ambassador gutierrez has served in prominent positions in the areas of trade, finance, diplomacy, national security and did so under four presidents. ambassador gutierrez holds bachelor degrees in finance and masters from public science from john f. kennedy's school of public. the james clark chance professor of foreign affairs and humanity at bard college and global view columnist at "the wall street journal." walter writes on a wide range of issues. let me say one other housekeeping things. you should have cards on your seats which you can jot down questions so we can do these quickly and smoothly. i know there's a lot of issues. someone will come along and collect them during the program and pass them to walter who can ask questions at the end of the program. >> thank you fo

. >> es beatrÍz gutiÉrrez muller es la esposa del presidente electo de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, ellaera ni de segunda a sus 49 aÑos es sencilla en su trato y manera de vestir estÁn juntos desde hace 12 aÑos y los tres habitan en esta casa al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico. >> una mujer preparada y cordial se lleva bien con los vecinos >>> en este parque pÚblico ubicado a 500 pies de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, aseguran que la seÑora beatrÍz viene a correr aquÍ casi todas las maÑanas. >> ademÁs tiene talento para cantar beatrÍz gutiÉrrez trabaja en el sistema nacional de investigadores y su esposo nos confirmÓ que ella continuarÁ con esa actividad. >> sÍ. >> sÍ. >> pero ella estÁ actuando en su asuntos. >> el prÓximo 1 de diciembre andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador se convertiran en la pareja presidencial y ella tendrÁ que volver realidad sus palabras en mÉxico isa osorio, noticias telemundo. >> la ciudad de san francisco habla espaÑol desde su fundaciÓn en el siglo xviii por misioneros espaÑoles aÚn hoy sigue siendo una de las grandes ciudades hispana del paÍs de hecho de 850.000 habitantes u

. ♪ ♪ carolina: sabÍas tu que beatriz gutiÉrrez, la esposa de lÓpez obrador no le gustan las entrevistas ese poder se ejerce de manera Única. no se ejerce a travÉs de la familia. marÍa:la figura de la primera dama podrÍa desaparecer porque dicen no corresponde a la realidad mexicana. >> considero que tambiÉn aquella mujer benefactora de los aÑos 40, que repartÍa a los niÑos pobres, era muy bonita, pero ya cambiÓ este paÍs. marÍa: ella no serÁ llamada "primera dama". >> me gustarÍa que me llamen beatriz y nada mÁs. y si acaso, la esposa del presidente. nada mÁs. carolina: imagÍnate que como su esposo se habÍa lanzado para la presidencia en tres ocasiones, Él habÍa prometido allÁ que si en esta ocasiÓn no ganaba, era la Última vez que se lanzaba para presidente. borja: una muy bonita entrevista que van a poder conocer mÁs a las 5:30 p.m. otro decidieron compartir en redes sociales sus boletas, donde en vez de votar por un candidato, escribÍan el nombre de personajes como "el chucky". aÍslen del toro nos dice quÉ mÁs se ha vuelto viral. aileen: quÉ mÁs se ha vuelto viral? los #lÓpez obrador

among the witnesses, an eagle-eye'd jourli gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: tonight, the in police custody, a suspected serial killer, 46-year-old jose rodriguez. rodriguez who has a lengthy criminal history had been a person of interest in a violent crime spree in and around houston including three murders, attempted murder and home invasion. detectives released this surveillance video believed to show rodriguez walk through a mall. investigators say he was on parole and cut off his tracking monitor. >> we're very relieved because we feel that he was possibly casing the area looking to score his next victim. >> reporter: cesar martinez a photojournalist with nbc's kprc says he was shocked to see rodriguez drove right by him near a crime scene. >> he pulls right up next to me and i'm thinking, this looks like our suspect. >> reporter: police say rodriguez then led officers on a ang his alleged 8-year-old ali, a worker at a mattress store and 62-year-old pamela johnson, who police found dead in her home on friday. another mattress store employee, edward maganya who was sho

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, el paso, texas. >>> to a harrowing story out of texas. police in dallas say one mom's trip to the gas station turned into a terrifying fight to save her children when a carjacker tried to steal the suv with the kids still inside. nbc's catie beck has more on the terrifying ordeal. >> it happened so fast. not even five minutes. >> reporter: still shaken, michelle asked us not to reveal her identity. >> if someone was trying to do something, any harm to my kids, i'll do what i need to do to protect them by any means necessary. >> reporter: around 10:00 wednesday night, michelle stepped inside a shell station leaving her two toddlers waiting in the car. she says she returned finding a man she didn't know in the driver's seat of her car attempting to drive away with her children inside. >> i don't know what he was coming after. i don't know what was his intentions. for it to happen to me, a woman, he probably thought he would get away with it. >> reporter: police identify that man as 36-year-old ricky wright. smith quickly managed to get insi

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the story. we want to warn you some of the images in the story are disturbing. >> reporter: tonight newly released 911 calls reveal the panic after a break-in at this home in suburban atlanta owned by buffalo bills running back sean mccoy. >> were weapons involved or mentioned, ma'am? >> yes, i got hit in the face. oh, my god. >> reporter: the brutal attack by an unknown assailant left mccoy's ex-girlfriend who was living there severely beaten and hospitalized. >> he took my jewelry off my -- i mean my diamond bracelet off my wrist. he kept asking for jewelry. >> reporter: in an instagram post since deleted he blames mccoy calling him the devil and an animal. for the record mccoy fired back the totally baseless claims against me are completely false. furthermore, i have not had any direct contact with any of the people involved in months. court records showed mccoy had been trying to evict her from his home for more than a year. police aren't saying whether he may have somehow been involved in t

secretary wilbur ross, and former secretary carlos gutierrez. given their long and decorated careers, they're both well-known to the group assembled here today so i'll be brief in describing their many accomplishments so we have more time to hear their insights on expanding commercial opportunities. wilbur ross is the 39th secretary of commerce, having assumed his post in february, 2017. prior to joining the trump administration, secretary ross had a prosperous career in banking and investing. first at nm rothchild and sons and then at his own private equity fund, wl ross and co. secretary ross has been chairman or lead director of more than 100 companies operating in more than 20 different countries. and he's an avid art collector. carlos gutierrez served as the 35th secretary of commerce from 2005-2009 under the george w. bush administration. secretary gutierrez spent a very productive 29 years at kelloggs, culminating in the chairman and ceo roles in his final five years at the company. he is currently co-chair of the albright stonebridge gro

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in puerto rico tonight and tells us how some people are coping with the help of solar power. >> reporter: in southeastern puerto rico, areas hit hardest by hurricane maria are now preparing for the remnants of beryl. >> we are ready. we don't leave the island. we stay here. >> reporter: the system is expected to drench puerto rico with several inches of rain through tomorrow night. >> truth of the matter is puerto rico is still in a very vulnerable state, particularly in housing, in potential flooding. >> reporter: ten months after hurricane maria, the island's power grid is still fragile. this is the path maria took. the category 4 hurricane slammed the coast with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. we rode along with an international nonprofit to remote areas still without power. >> where no one else wants to come because it's too far. >> reporter: once on the ground they go house to house with a solar solution. >> not only is it solar re self-contained lighting unit and cell phone charger. >> reporter: a lifeline for people like vanessa labron. her son h

gabe gutierrez is back on the border with more. >> reporter: tonight, a guatemalan father is in agony in los angeles, waiting to be reunited with his son in new york. the last time i tried to speak to him he was crying and asked me don't you love me any more? the government now says it expects 38 of 102 migrant children under 5 years old will be reunited with their families the end of the day despite a court order. the remanl -- remaining 64 children not reunited for reasons including parents with criminal records or incomplete verification. >> i have a solution. tell people not to come to our country illegally. that's the solution. >> reporter: this mother from el salvador asks in frustration, why was it so easy for them to take our children but so hard to give them back? she breaks down when she describes the gut-wrenching moment she said good-bye to her son and daughter more than a month ago. i hugged them and gave them a kiss, i said, don't worry, i'll be back for you. >> if the laws are broken, there's a process for that. >> reporter: today, we rode along with the border patrol a

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, salem, north carolina. moment with a wild chase in texas today and caught on camera, one family setting out to make a dramatic rescue. >>> why are so many americans having fewer babies? the u.s. birthrate at a record low for the second year in a row. a new survey by the "new york times" says the top reason is child care is too expensive. others said they wanted more time for the kids they already have. and a third factor, fears about the economy. >>> a dramatic end to a police chase outside of houston. a tow truck being chased by officers after police say it was involved in a crash and left the scene. it ended when the tow truck crashed again at that intersection. the driver was taken into custody. >>> caught on camera, a family rescuing a baby deer in danger of drowning after spotting the fawn struggling in the waters north of seattle. they brought it on board their boat. the family says the deer didn't appear to be injured. so they released it later on land. >>> we'll meet rescuers going above and beyond

nbc's gabe gutierrez spoke with one of the outraged couples. >> reporter: the gut-wrenching news left amber ashe and husband elliot in shock. >> it's very hurtful, and it's really a violation of trust for us. >> reporter: she was among the hundreds of women who found out in march their eggs and embryos were destroyed when a preservation system like this one malfunctioned at a university hospitals fertility center near cleveland, crushing their hopes of having a sibling for their young son ethan. >> we see him interact with cousins and other family members and smaller children in our neighborhood, and we see what an amazing big brother he'd be. >> reporter: now in a response to a lawsuit, university hospitals is denying any wrongdoing, saying its patients signed consent forms, the plaintiffs were fully advised of the material risks, benefits and alternatives available for treatment and voluntarily assumed and consented to those risks. ceo tom zanti publicly apologized in march. >> i can't say it any more plainly, we failed our fertility clinic patients, we are sorry, i am sorry. >> rep

that is carlos gutierrez. up next, the man who is responsible for china.ll talk with brookings' david dollar. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg markets balance of power. now,ing the majors right you can see they are all up. dow jones s&p and nasdaq. s&p up over 20 points. the markets are turning up. that's enough. in washington the federal reserve will release the minutes of its policy meeting at 2:00 afternoon. the pace of interest rate hikes is expected to be under scrutiny. a stronger dollar and the flattening yield curve. asked fbi informant is suing puerto rico for twice rejecting his application to open a bank there. he believes part of the reason he is being denied a license is because a disparaging remarks he made about the department of justice in a bloomberg story. he says his free state speech is being violated. ministern interior saysts migrants to arrive they will be sent back to where they first entered the eu primarily greece and italy. issue a problem for all of europe. so she opposes turning europe into a fourth fortress against refug

>> gabe gutierrez nto for us. thk >>> now tohe dangerous weather hitting from coast-to-coast tonight including flash floods already in parts of eastern pennsylvania. roads looking like rivers and high-water rescues happening and the threat continues for several days. and in the west, triple digit heat. al roker on the road in maine now monitoring it for us. al, what is it looking like? >> reporter: well, lester, we're talking first about the rain and while we got a little break here, we're basically looking at rain stretching along the i-95 corridor. you can see all the way from new england down into the gulf coast, heavy rain. right now 37 million people at risk for a flash flood with downpours causing sudden floods, heavy rain and saturated soil a real mess. in fact, you can see we got a moderate risk of flooding tomorrow stretching from pennsylvania all the way down into virginia. as this system moves out, it's going to take its own sweet time. we're not looking at any rainfall movement from this thing. two to

nbc's gabe gutierrez has more on the agonizing wait. >> reporter: a guatemala father is in agony in los angeles waiting to be reunited with his son in new york. >>> the last time i tried to speak to him, he says, he was crying. he asked, don't you love me in 38 of 102 migrant children under 5 years old will be reunited with their families by the end of the day despite a court order. the remaining 64 children not reunited for reasons including parents with criminal records or incomplete verification. >> well, i have a solution. tell people not to come to our country illegally. that's the solution. >> reporter: this mother from el salvador asks in frustration, why was it so easy for them to take our children but so hard to give them back? she breaks down when she describes the gut wrenching moment she said good-bye to her son and daughter more than a month ago. >>> i hugged them and gave them a kiss and i said, don't worry, i'll be back for you. >> if the laws are broken, there's a process for that. >> reporter: we rode along with a border patrol including mothers with children turned the

secretary general gutierrez to discuss the topic and other topics as well. the countries of the security council are united on the need for final, fully verified on the denuclearization by north korea. strict enforcement is critical. members of the u.s. security council and by extension all u.s. member states have unanimously agreed to fully enforce sanctions. we expect hem to continue to honor those commitments. when sanctions are not enforced, the prospect for the declearization for north korea is diminished. right now north korea are smuggling petroleum. these illegal ship to ship transfer are the most prominent means by which this is happening. these transferred happen around 9 times in the first five months of this year and they continue to occur. united states reminds every u.n. member state of its responsibility to stop illegal shift to shift transfers and we urge them to step up their enforcement efforts as well. including the smuggling of cole by sea. smuggling of the boreds. thefts h korean cyber are generating significant avenues for the regime an

. >>> we're going to have congressman luis gutierrez. he was in that room today and throwing some haymakers of his own. a lot of them against his republican colleagues. but up next, we've got some good folks waiting to get in on this. perfect people to debate the impact of today. a former fbi agent and a former federal prosecutor. they're here, and they're ready to get it on, next. ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any tim

erika: la fiscal general cito al excanciller, gutiÉrrez, para que emita sus declaraciones formales asegurado ninguna declaraciÓn. patrÍcia: el presidente de ecuador defendiÓ la polÍtica de no injerencia. sin embargo, advirtiÓ al regimen venezolano que no provoque. el presidente nicolÁs maduro habÍa tenido el fin de calificÓ como la persecuciÓn contra el ex mandatario ecuatoriano rafael correa que ni requerido por la justicia de su paÍs por el secuestro de un ex legislador opositor. durante el fÚtbol se ha visto, buen fútbol y mal fÚtbol y mucho mÁs en materia deportiva, por el comportamento sodano tambiÉn -- ciudadano tambiÉn hay de qué hablar. reportero: ponga mucha atenciÓn a lo que estÁ a punto de ocurrir que nuestra corresponsal en rusia. de la nada, un canal que le dijo en ruso una groserÍa no apta para la televisiÓn y ella continÚa pensando que lo peor habÍa pasado. mÍrelo otra vez. el sujeto se lanza contra ella. queremos pensar que la quiso cargar. el rostro de espanto denosta colega lo dice todo. no fue la Única. esta reportera fue muy tajante y con unas cuantas palabras dejÓ aver

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con 'mas anunciaron cargos formales en contra de 9 jóvenes hispanos >> hernández fuentes, gerson gutiérrezcan que los acusados comenzaron sus actividdes en verano de 2016 incluso... y se siente uno pues digamos a lo mejor un poco más perturbado pero como quiera más atento. >> se acusa de atacar a un vededor de heroína de atacar >> aún no ha tomado la poseisón ha comenzado a hacer cambios en su futuro gabinete la eliminación de cuatro d siete subsecretarías de gfobernación >> estas imágenes son de ayer uno de los toros corneó a los participantes en el brazo y otras tres personas sufrieron condiciones los partcipantes recorren una distancia de 785 metros >> una de las residencias más famosas de san francisco podría quedar fuera de las series turísticas del ruido de turistas y autobuses 6:17 pm es momento de conocer le tiempo en la bahía qye se nos espera se qued para la segunda mitad de la semana y esa así en el área de san francisco y para san francisco mediados 70 en lo que respecta a la ciudad veremos el termómetro disminuir quedarse en mediados 70 para eso de las 1 am condiciones agradab

pablo gutiÉrrez telemundo. >>> gracias pablo gutiÉrrez por el remorte.uctora se escapÓ en una parada de trÁnsito. . . y la carrera a su vehÍculo. . >>>y se llevarÓn t ciento 20 pasajeros de la aerolÍnea. cuando un fuerte olor obligÓ al piloto. . y mÁs de 10 pasajeros. y trasladado a un hospital y investÍ gardes. >>> con destino a la florida. las condiciones del tiempo. hemos vivido en dis tantas parte del paÍs a lo largo de la semana y cÓmo estÁn las condiciones en los prÓximo dÍas. janis, tÚ lo sabes, adelante. >>> asÍ, especialmente hoy viernes, estamos en la puerta del fin de semana. miren las condiciones actuales, en la ciudad de new york, 79 grados, condiciÓn despejadas hacia el sur condiciones agradables. poquito de nubosidad por miami con 83 grados condiciones mÁs soleadas y despejadas por new orleans en los prÓximos dÍas nos trasladamos hacia la costa oeste, bueno, continuarÁ este calor, para maÑana, puede ver temperaturas en los 3 para dÍgitos, que se van a dejar sentir, puede ver el centro, 108 grado hoy. hablamos entre 5 a 15 grados por encima

. >> pablo gutiÉrrezs noticias telemundo. >> el gobierno debe de cumplir. >> asÍ lo determinÓ un juezimo 26 necesitan por lo menos 38 casos porque el perdiÓ el rastro de 19 padres que fueron deporte tos y otros 19 que fueron liberados >>> precisamente una joven madre vive la angustia separada de su hija cuando se entre trabajÓ en la frontera. >> se une la desesperaciÓn que pueda estar sufriendo con la separaciÓn. >> cristina londoÑo con la historia >>> yo no sÉ por que estÁn castigando de esta manera >>> doÑa marÍa alvarez lleva 2 meses llorando y vive pendiente por llamadas por cobrar al celular. >> melissa otra de sus hijas y quiÉn estÁ en un centro de detenciÓn estaba especialmente golpeada tras una conversaciÓn con con la trabajadora social a cargo de la hija con la cual fue separada en la frontera. >> estaba inquieta insoportable y preguntÓ por mÍ, si, lo primero que no quiere ver a su mami que la odia. >> >>> melissa flores dice que la buena noticia ex han recibido las madres fue el plazo que el juez federal dio para reunificarlas con sus hijos pero asegura que l dÍas pasan no v

. >> en la reuniÓn hubo varios momentos tensos, uno de ellos fue cuando el congresista luis gutiÉrrezs e inmorales. no fue todo lo que dijo. >> tÚ eres una abusadora de niÑos y de familias... >> quienes estaban en la reuniÓn nos cuentan la reacción de nielsen. >> ella despuÉs se defendiÓ y dijo que no racista, sÓlo estÁ tratando de ayudar a los muchachos. >> esta senadora de nevada, le pregunto a la mÁxima autoridad inmigraciÓn, si los padres deportados regresarÁn al paÍs para re unificarse con sus hijos pero le dijeron que no, los padres deportados renunciaron a sus derechos de reunificaciÓn... a un dÍa para que venza el plazo de reunificaciÓn impuesto por un juez federalestamos confiados, estamos trabajando para cumplir, dijo el portavoz de la agencia de seguridad nacional... agencia que al mismo tiempo ha dicho que muchos de los casos, no son elegibles.. claudiauceda univisiÓn. jorge: la pregunta es, cÓmo se desarrolla el proceso educativo cuando los ponen en refugios? es una pregunta que muchos activistas y defensores de los derechos humanos se hacen a diario.david estÁ en arizona

[cheering and applause] and from orange county, california, it's the gutierrez family!se] everybody's here trying to win theyself a lotta cash, and somebody migave ot at driving outta here in a brand-new car. let's go meet the gutierrez family. erika: whoo! steve: hi, erika. erika: hi, steve. steve: hi. how are you, darlin'? erika: i am so excited to be here. you don't even know. like, when i was 21, i was living in hong kong as a disney princess. steve: ok. erika: and my friends and i that were there with me, we got together and we made a bucket list. and this was on it and, like, i'm here and i'm so-- steve: to be on "family feud"? erika: yes, to be on "family feud"! that was 12 years ago! steve: really? erika: yes! and i'm here now and i'm so excited. like, i'm a mom of two, and i told my kids--we watch your show, and i told them, "you know, mommy's gonna be on there." i want them to see, like, the fun, adventurous side of me and, like, they're gonna get to see it and i'm so excited. [squeals] ha ha ha! eve: introduce everybody here. erika: ok, this is my cousin ashl

poco mÁs de esta demanda, nos conectamos en esto momentos hasta washington con el congresista luis gutiÉrrezrÍa leer rÁpidamente el comunicado que nos enviaron a "ediciÓn digital"custodia de ice y sus hijos se facilita sin costo para los detenidos", quÉ dice usted al respecto? luis: esta instituciones penales son para el lucro , no son instituciones gubernamentales, no son presiÓn gubernamental, son privadas y las instituciones privadas lo mÁs importante para ellos es maximizar ganancias. no tener sensatez aunque sea cruel establecer mÉtodos de hacer la mayor ganancia. borja: para estar claros, entonces usted quÉ pruebas tiene de que se estÁn haciendo realmente los cobros a esos padres cuando hemos visto que la respuesta de ice es que lo niega? luis: es que toma niÑos de sus padres y luego miente, que los puede reunificar. te recuerdo cuando la directora de ice ha resultado asÍ . tos centros de detenciÓn y he hablado con las madres y que si no fuera por la generosidad, que quiero hacer hincapiÉ en esto, me han dicho dile gracias al pueblo norteamericano por llegar nuestras cuentas aquÍ a la

mÉxico no queremos mujeres de tercera ni de segunda >>> aunque ser primera dnodas d estado beatrÍz gutiÉrrez en letras en ciudad de mÉxico y tambiÉn sabemos que ella continuarÁ dando clases de literatura. >> para esta escritora, difiere. >> fui vocera y margarita de zavala quiÉn tuvo actividad pelÍcula o de la actual primera dama angÉlica rivera quien acompaÑÓ al presidente peÑa nieto. >> todas las primerass damas >> la sencillez. >> para algunos estÁndarte que pretende mantener el nuevo gobierno. >> en mÉxico, isa osorio noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo se va a sorprender con lo mucho que un mal matrimonio puede deteriorar su salud por quÉ varios jugadores de francia celebraron su triunfo en la copa mundial con un sombrero de mariachi, hablamos con los hermanos mexicanos tras este directv te da mÁs de lo tuyo, si quieres dejar el cable y necesitas una seÑal, aquÍ hay varias. deja el cable. deja el cable. hazle caso a las seÑales. si lo tuyo es dejar el cable. cÁmbiate a directv y recibe una tarjeta de reembolso de $100. más de lo tuyo. es lo nuestro. llama al 1.800.d

. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez has been talking to parents and joins us from el paso, texas.okay, gabe, i understand and i've heard the argument, some of these children were brought here by people who weren't their parents, now we need dna testing. in addition to some of the parents have already been deported. >> some of them have been released into the population. >> this is a hornet's test. what is the department of health and human services or dhs saying? they were very quick to snap, break these kids from their parents. now why is it so complicated? >> reporter: hi there, stephanie, good morning. basically the government is saying, well, it's complicated. so they can't get these kids reunited in time. and today, a federal judge is expected to hear from the department of justice again in california and get this updated timetable for exactly how many are going to be reunited today and how many will take a longer time. much of this process, immigration advocates say, has been done in secret, so there's no clear method on how they're going to be reunited for the most part. we

gabe gutierrez has been speaking with the migrant families along the border. news national security and justice report julia ansley has been following the cases. and now, to be clear, when the president was asked can about the kids that were under 5 to be united for their families, he said, maybe they should not cross. that is what i wanted to point out. so, julia, you have the numbers, who has not been able to be unite and why? >> well, katy, you pointed out 102 children that hhs interviewed themselves to find out that they were by themselves, but those numbers could draw. and four have been unite and 34 can be united today and the parents are in i.c.e. custody and passed the vetting and the background checks. and 24 are not eligible for the reunification -- >> what do you mean by that? >> well, some of them may know that one had a contagious disease until it passed and they got into the nitty-gritty and some do have criminal records that would show that they will not be reunite and one was child abuse and one convicted of murder in their home country, and ag