the city of el paso, texas. el paso is on the border right across from juarez, mexico.so was a calm and peaceful and great place. juarez is violent and chaotic. one of the most dangerous cities in the world.c. how can these two places exist side by side? simple. there is a wall between them. congresswoman veronica escabar now represents the city of el paso. she just replaced beto o'rourke. she says it may be time to knock down that sinful wall. >> we know that walls don't work. that they don't stop drugs, that they d don't stop migration. >> el paso has a wall. you say it doesn't work. would you ever call for the removal of the wall there? >> you know, it's really ugly. it is, i think, a monument to division. we have always had fencing along the u.s.-mexico border. it's existed -- i'm a lifelong resident. it always was there. but the bigger and taller and uglier that they get, they really just become sinful. >> tucker: a monument to division, thatg is what el pasos new congressman says about the wall. she is right. wall does divide. that's the point of having them. ther

we have a reporter who will be accompanying him, who is based in el paso. along the border but completely different section. i messaged him yesterday to see what we knew. he forwarded me a release that was geared towards the media and when air force 1 would land, when media needed to be in place. we did get more insight from some of the state officials that will be accompanying him, that being john cornyn, who will meet with mayors in the region to get a picture on what the situation is down there. aside from that, we're not clear. all we know from the white house is that the president will be meeting with several local officials to get a better picture of what's happening down there. >> we heard mcallen, texas. is that what you are hearing as well? >> correct. yes. in reaction to the president's speech the other night, we saw the mcallen mayor react saying that he hopes that the president doesn't come down there and kind of paint his city as a lawless swath of america, that there is law and order. just to get an accurate picture of what's actually happenin

el paso used to have one of the highest crime rates in america. after that fence went up and

i want to acquaint you with el paso.city in texas and we are the 19th largest city in the united states. we like to say we are the nexus of three states, new mexico, chihuahua, and texas. two countries, the u.s. and mexico. and a region surpassing 2.5 million in population. we have the largest binational, bilingual, bicultural workforce in the world, with an average age of 31. we are ranked as the safest city in the united states with a population greater that 500,000. but we're also more than stats and factoids . as a binational region, we are 400 years old. we're situated at the base of the rockies. we're considered to be high desert. we're 4,000 feet above sea level. and our city surrounds a mountain with a state park within our city limits. our history dates back to the spanish conquistadors as we were the stopping point between mexico city and santa fe on the rio grande. we were the pass to the north of el paso delnorte. until 1848, el paso was actually located on the south side of the rio grande. today, we're a glo

she was previously el paso county commissioner and county judge. she taughther career english at the university of texas at el paso as well as literature at the county community college. she is one of the first latina congresswomen elected by voters. sophia garcia. she previously served in the state senate. before that she held a number of elected and appointed positions including terms on the harris commission. voters from the seventh district sent lizzie fletcher to the house. this is the first time he seventh has elected a democrat since it was constituted in 1967 on the west side of houston. the first member to hold the seat was future president george h.w. bush. new congress, new leaders, watch it on c-span. "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, professional services council vice president will join us to talk about the government .hutdowns impact the conversation continues with the national parks conservation representative. she will discuss how the shutdown is impacting t

you had wealthy mexicans buying homes in el paso, texas, and reestablishing themselves in the united states. had facets of the revolution all over parts of mexico trying to reclaim mexico for the working class. it is the first social revolution of the 20th century. >> generally speaking, when did the lynchings begin, when did they end, and what was the start of the texas rangers? >> during this decade, the first lynching that occurs is antonio rodriguez. thein two to three weeks of outbreak of the revolution. not to say that they are one and the same, but after the lynching haveodriguez in texas, you widespread protests at universities in guadalajara and new york city, outpaced by the lynching of a mexican national on u.s. soil. sore anti-u.s. anger and new s stories coming in to the united states along with the news that the mexican revolution may disrupt relations in that region . the texas rangers play an interesting role. the ranger force was less than 20 rangers. over20, they had well 1000. the texas rangers became the police force of the border. weene was controversy bet the bo

plus we have a fence in el paso that was done under the bush administration. so we need to protect our borders, but i'm not sure that the rhetoric is really going to provide a solution long-term, short-term or otherwise. >> you have this big fence. i have seen it. it's been there between juarez and el paso since 2008. do you need a steel barrier? >> well, it is a steel barrier. >> right, but do you need something new -- steel like the president is talking about. >> el paso is the safest city in the united states for populations above 500,000. we're doing fine. we just need to make sure cbp staffs our bridges appropriately, et cetera. we have 23,000 legal pedestrians coming across every day. we have 21 million vehicles coming north every day. we are the tenth largest land port. >> mm-hmm. look, the president, it is reported by the "new york times," said in this meeting with reporters this week at the white house that he didn't even want to make the trip to the border, that it was, quote, not going to change a damn thing. does that concern you that this is perha

earlier in her career, congresswoman escobar taught english at the university of texas at el paso as well as schick -- chicano literature at the county community college. she is one of the first to latino congresswoman elected by texas voters. the other is representative sylvia garcia who now represents the 29th district. she previously served in the state senate. before that, she held elected and appointed positions including terms on the harris county commission and as houston's city controller. voters from the seventh district sent lizzie fletcher to the house, this is the first time the seventh has elected a wascrat since it constituted in 1967 on the website of houston. the first member to hold the seat was future president george h.w. bush. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. c-span's washington journal, live every day with a news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, we will discuss the government shutdowns impact on that are workers with federal news networks the cola gristle. and virginia democratic congressman gerry connolly also wei

cada vez mÁs latinos lo apoyan >>> azote invernal, 100 millones de personas estÁn bajo alerta tras el pasoormenta que provocÓ caos.48 miles de vuelos cancelados y pronÓsticos indican que el termÓmetro seguirÁ bajando >>> luna de sangre >> en un fenÓmeno espectacular hoy la luna se acerca mÁs a la tierra y se tiÑe de rojo el primer eclipse lunar 2019 duraÁa 5 horas y podrÁ verse en todo e continente americanodrÁ verse el continente americano. >>> noticias telemundo con julio v. >> ya son casi 80 muertos por la explosiÓn de un ducto de combustible en el estado de hidalgo, mÉxico, la cifra de heridos es similar esta tragedÍ ocurriÓ en el poblado a unas 62 millas de ciudad de mÉxico es una zona rural en la que habitan unas 20.000 personas >>> habÍan mÁs de 600 personas alrededor de esta toma ilegal >>> habÍa tambiÉn unos 25 miembros del ejÉrcito que intentaban alejarlos lo peor es que hay decenas de desaparecidos y por eso se teme que la cifra de vÍctimas fatales pueda aumentar aÚn mÁs, paulina sodi estÁ con lo Último buenas tardes. >> ¿quÉ tal? >>> me encuentro en la llamada zona cero era imp

. >> este no incluye dinero para el construcción del muro fronterizo. >> un paso para adelante dieronlíticos del país. >> estoy orgulloso de anunciar dijo el presidente desde la casa blanca el viernes y el acuerdo es temporal pero es un respiro para los trabajadores. >> la medida asegura los fondos hasta el 15 de febrero. >>ssí el que también estufieron sintiendo la viajeros fue dmoras en lo puntos de revisión y mire ¿no es cierto? más la fila en al pero. >> algunos dicen que el hecho que otros estadounidenses como ellos sientan los efectos del cierre. >> es gente que no tiene nada que ver con inmigrantes. >> el mlandatario advirtió que sin antes del 15 de febrero volvería a cerrar el gobierno federal. >> precisamente este viernes será día de pago para los empleados y otros esperan que no se repita. >> es todo lo que tengo desde la casa blanca juliana monsalve telemundo. >> tras el anuncio del presidente dijo que no se puede asgurar que el cierre de gobierno no se repitra dentro de algunas semanas, sin embargo, la presidente de la cámara de representantes se mostró optimista ante el h

host: this is a story between el paso and theodore or did you live in that area?t: i did for a while. host: how would you describe it? guest: the way i would describe living in el paso, it's almost surreal and then another element of why it's so surreal is that it is simultaneously so normal because you become conditioned to living in this safe environment in el paso, and in the years when i was living there it was sort of as the peak violence was peter and out, for your viewers i think who don't know he was the most violent-- it was the most violent city in the world for several years. it was the murder capital of the world, but i think that place is saddled with so much mythology. we must apologize the border in general, but specifically there and el paso and movies are part of that and so images of death and destruction and all of this sort of pervades the way we think about that area and we imagine everyone there living under like a cloud of violence, which is true and also not true and that's why it's so surreal. host: here's a bit of video from the first mov

voters in the 16th district elected veronica escobar, she previously has been elected el paso county commissioner, and county judge. earlier in her career, congresswoman escobar taught english at the university of texas at el paso, as well as chacano literature at the community college, she is one of the two latina congresswoman elected by texas voters. the other is sylvia garcia, who represents the 29th district. she previously served in the state senate. before that, she held a number of elect and appointed positions, including terms on the harris county commission, and as houston's city controller. finally voters from the seventh direct sent attorney lizzy fletcher to the house. this is the first time the seventh has elected a democrat since it was cons tutded in 1967, on the west side of houston. the first member to hold the seat was future president george h.w. bush. >>> new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>> and now, a panel discussion on the role islam plays when muslim countries consider their foreign policy, the brookings institution hosts this event, which f

remember el paso. remember what i said about el paso. from one of the worst to one of the best. yes, ma'am. please, go ahead. >> san diego county supervisor. with the fifth largest county in the nation, we actually have the busiest crossing in the entire world and we do rely on our border to maintain that strong binational economy but at the same time we rely on our border to keep us safe. the last time i had the opportunity to share the tragic loss of alexander, a young person in san diego who was brutally murdered while his killer slipped freely across the border into mexico. today i'd like to share with you an alarming trend about what's really happening with the insecurity of our border when it comes to the exploitation of our children. there's an alarming trend in san diego that young teens in san diego schools are being actively recruited by violent drug cartels. they're being mules for these drug cartels, smuggling heroin, cocaine and fentanyl across the border. it's become such an alarming trend that they're being recruited over social media. they're being recruited over

. >> from el paso to brownsville, texas, my state shares the 1200-mile border with mexico. if you are doing enough to attempt to walk that entire stretch, you would trek through deserts, cross mountains, through cities and probably end up getting a little wet in the rio grande river picky would meet folks who are proud of the strong bonds our country has with our southern neighbor. many of course have relatives in both countries. you would talk to sheriff's, police officers, border patrol agents, all who took it the about protecting our communities and undoubtedly you wouldp end p eating some good tex-mex along the way. in my time innocent i fed the opportunity to meet countless texans who live and work along the southern border, and i seek their advice and counsel on what congress ought to do, what the federal government ought to do to protect them and their communities. what they tell me is that texans and the nation rely on the billions of dollars of legitimate trade that comes across the ports of entry with mexico, over the growing volume of goods and the staff shortage

elected el paso county judge.she taught english at the university of texas at el paso as well as chicago literature at the county community college. one of the first two latina congresswoman elected by texas voters. the other is representative sylvia garcia who now represents the 29th district. she previously served in the state senate. before that she held a number of elected and appointed positions including terms on the harris county commission and as houston's city controller. and then lizzie fletcher to the how the. this is the first time the seventh elected a democrat since it was constituted in 1967 on the west side of houston. the first member to hold was future president george h.w. bush. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. tonight on "the communicators" -- >> what we're talking about is fiber-optic technology. it's not new. 's been around for tech -- decades. a very thin strand of glass allows as far as we can tell unlimited amounts of information to be pumped through it by lasers. it's us

un moral a frontera sur, policÍas de guatemala tratan de impedir el paso de una nueva caravana de hondureÑoscicio y dieta, no son suficientes. un nuevo estudio revela que dormir menos consecuencias graves para su salud. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. m locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: quÉ tal?, muy buenas noches. comenzamos con la explosiva afirmaciÓn del hombre de confianza de "el chapo" guzmÁn. dijo que su jefe pagÓ un soborno de $100,000,000 a enrique peÑa nieto dos meses antes de asumir la presidencia en 2012. el colombiano alexi fuentes -- cifuentes dio detalles de cÓmo se entregó el dinero. dijo que el ex presidente felipe calderÓn fue sobornado por el cÁrtel de beltrÁn leiva. reportero: el expresidente de mÉxico habrÍa recibido sobornos de $100,000,000 "el calderÓn de el cartel leiva. de inmediato polÍticos cercanas a ambos mandatarios rechazaron esas acusaciones. >> es muy fÁcil pegarle al prestigio de los presidentes sin tener los votos reales. >> guzmÁn rebatiÓ el soborno porque peÑa nieto habrÍa pedido $25

and remember el paso and remember what i said about el paso. yes, ma'am. >> [indiscernible] crossing the busiest and we do rely on our borders to have that economy and we lie on our border to keep us safe. and a young person in san diego who was murdered came. i would like to share with you an alarming trend what is happening with insecurity of our order when it comes to the exploitation. our young teens are being ecruited by violent drug artels and drug mules. in addition, san diego is america's finest city. it is now to the second large elft second human trafficking country. our children are being exploited. san diego, that billion dollars last year. there are 12,000 human trafficking in san diego. the average age, 16 years old. 16 years old. a third of the trafficked pom you lation who have come to the united states who make a better life. 2200 miles from washington d.c., epresentatives are health held accountable accountable. so i challenge our congressional members to meet with these families and victims to look them in the eye and tell th

in el paso, they had, it was one of the most dangerous cities in the country. a wall was put up. it went from being one of the most dangerous cities in the country to one of the safest cities in the country overnight. overnight. does that tell you something?

el paso, texas went from one of the cities of the united states to one of the safest as soon as they put up the wall. they built up the wall and apparatus. they went from one of the most angerous cities to a safer

if you visit el paso, for example, out west you will see firsthand how interconnected the city is with its neighbor juarez. mexico is literally on the other side of the international bridge. each day at that single port of entry an average of 20,000 people cross the border on foot legally, going to work,ol goingo school, visiting friends and family, or shopping. that's in addition to the 35,000 car crossings and the 2500 cargo trucks that cross each day just at the el paso port of entry. i often compare the united states and mexico to an old married couple that have occasional differences, but who can't get divorced. we depend on one another and we depend on a safe, secure, and both countries to live in harmony. but not everyone or everything attempted to cross the border is in our country's best interest. transnational criminals, drug smugglers, human traffickers, they try to take avenge of any opportunity, any gaps in a the border, and use it to infiltrate, threaten, and endanger ourn, communities. for too long our frontline officers and agents have a not d the tools and resources th

. ♪ suheily: muchÍsimas gracias, con vamos con el paso de este frente que nos ha traÍdo lluvia y debes muy temprano en la madrugada es posible que es vemos registrando niebla densa acumulados de lluvia durante las prÓximas horas. >>mire los largos recibos quedan en las tiendas por sus compras pronto podrÍan ser cosa del pasado. >>otra caravana de migrantes se dirigÍa a mÉxico y por esta razÓn se desplegarÁn oficiales mexicanos a la frontera con guatemala. guatemala. nuestra lucha... ...no tiene fin, guatemala. ...solo comienzos. nuestra lucha, sólo podemos ganarla uniéndonos por un gran motivo: ¡Él! con nuestra experiencia, cuidamos cada nueva vida. >>estos son casos y cosasde la vida real buscan a un hombre que estuvo tocando la mente al menos por tres horas el timbre de una casa los propietarios no estaban cuando se suscitÓ el incidente pero se dieron cuenta de lo que ocurrÍa gracias al sistema de vigilancia las filas de automÓviles esperando por cargar combustible en gran parte de mÉxico continÚan por cuarto dÍa consecutivo. >>el gobierno de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador ha optado po

for example in el paso there has been fencing here for years. there has been the fencing that was constructed after the 2006 secure fence act. and that is just north of the banks of the rio grand. so if is pretty parallel to the way the river run ss andon federal land. but if you go down river in brownsville and hidalgo county,t for example, af this wall that is currently there is half a mile, even a mile north of the river so it cuts right across private land. youne side they say hey, know what, i'm sick of these people going through my prief v and land, tsing through my farmland. i like the security that theha fenc. and some of them the border wall. but they are outflmed by a lot of folks that think the walls a symbol of, you know, intolerance and hate as we heard several times before. you think some people say is a waste of time, they support border patrol, they want to see more men anwomen on the ground, more technology. and you have the environmentalists who say look, th will disrupt the water flows, wildlife. i say on the whole from what i

norte y residentes de ciudad aprovecharon la oportunidad para hacerle llegar sus peticiones sobre el pasoatorio >>> el problema de la caravana se debe tomar en cuenta por los problemas que están teniendo >>> el presidente dijo que eso servirá para méxico y el crecimiento de la economía de hasta un 6% y su próxima visita para un avance >>> hoy congresistas y un senador recorrieron los interiores de un centro de detención de álamo para pedir respuesta sobre las atenciones que recibió aliño guatemalteco felipe gómez alonso antes de morir, pero solo se encontraron con la falta de recursos que según ellos, son a causa del presidente donald trump >>> felipe y su sano por parte del paso donde ya tenemos muro >>> el grupo comentó que hantr secretaria de seguridad nacional nielsen asegurando que no ha respondido sus solicitudes. evitando referirse sobre la muerte de los menores >>> hombres murieron en un ataque a tiros en playa del carmen, quintana roo méxico >>> de acuerdo a las autoridades el tiroteo ocurrió el domingo en 1 bar en una zona popular relativamente alejados de la zona turística >>>

vinculados al tiroteo >>>no está claro si el reo sea internado en el mismo lugar, las autoridades de el paso dijeron que el prisionero se encontraba trabajando en un primero seguro cuando yo, se encuentra la prisión mientras le prepara los cargos >>> se arresta sujeto que fue captado en cámara atacando a un hombre en el distrito el viernes pasado, este hombre de 25 años edad enfrenta 11 cargos legales incluyendo intento de homicidio y robo. la víctima continúa hospitalizada con heridas graves. >>> estamos a pocas horas de recibir el año nuevo y uno de los lugares más populares para celebrarlo es viendo los fuegos artificiales en san francisco >>> habrá un gran condicionamiento en la zona, estaremos ahí para hablar sobre el transporte disponible >>> que tal, les quiero decir que hace bastante frío, la gente viene animada a esperar los artificiales, estamos del lado del puente y con siete horas van a salir varios canales de televisión acá, el congestionamiento vehicular no se ve tan mal pero hay más carros que con el paso de las horas vienen llegando, la autoridad llama a que si toma alcohol n

it's all about hispanic latin america that is not the truth when i was down in new mexico and in el paso we arrested over one hundred forty two different nationalities from around the world come across that southern border i'm talking about vietnam china bonda dash india the subsaharan countries africa they come into the united states because it's an easy conduit coming through mexico to get into the united states ok david let me just bring lincoln into the conversation lincoln david says the number is wrong and that the president is right to say that there is a security crisis a humanitarian crisis at the southern border your thoughts. well there is i mean there is he is right there are people dying in the desert that is a humanitarian crisis that's one that didn't start recently it's been going on for a very long time i think it's an odd way for a president the president to try to frame this donald trump wants a border wall because he ran around the country in two thousand and sixteen to cheering crowds saying build the wall build the wall there's no rational policy reason to do this e

to el paso, texas, david is a federal worker there. go ahead. caller: i'm calling because i'm what's considered an accepted employee. what that means -- excepted employee. what that means is i get to work and not get paid basically. i am forced to work during lapse of appropriations, meantime i'm not getting paid. well, that's very problematic. not just for me, but for a lot of the federal work force. on several levels. a lot of this debate has been centered around border security. can you tell me how is the border more secure when you have border patrol and i.c.e. agents on the border, not getting paid? not knowing how they're going to feed their family? you don't think that the people, the bad people that want to get to this country, or do bad things, know what's going on? and would try to use that to extort these people? at the end of the day, they're going to have to make the choice that's right for them. i'm not condoning it, but it definitely does not make our country safer to put federal workers in these positions. secondly, i live on a v

. >> han pasado tres días desde que el vuelo pasó tres horas sobre una pista de aterrizaje, una pesadillal menos otros pasajeros atrapados en el interior de la nave nunca olvidaran. >> yo quede en porque no entendía lo que pasaba. >> patricia es la mujer lista recibiendo oxígeno tras desmayarse por el estrés que le causó el arre>> la tierra. y piy cerró sus manos otras. >> esposo, el hombre de nueve años es diabético y requería alimentos para tomar su medicamento, pero el lugar de ayudarlo la tripulación llamó a los alguaciles que subieron al avión y se lo llevaron junto con otro hombre que amenazaba con salir por la parte de emergencia. patricia dice que no vio a su esposo ser amenazante. >> no sé que le dieron mal, mi esposo es grande. no se, su expresión de su rostro y su voz siempre alta, no sé si ellos creyeron que se veían agredidas. >> después de pasar cuatro horas más aguardando ser interrogado por cuatro agencias, el hombre liberado sin cargos y sin disculpas por parte de la aerolínea que no lo ha contratado. beatriz dicele eda claro que su abuelo no será con esta línea. >> le di

la ciudad de el paso en texas experimenta una situaciÓn atÍpica causa de la gran cantidad de migranteser procesada por la patrulla fronteriza, y en algunos casos se ha elevado por dÍa, la diÓcesis nos permitió visitar alguno de ellos sin usar las cÁmaras, patricia fierro nos dijo que los nÚmeros han aumentado. >> desde la temporada navideÑa han aumentado los nÚmeros, parece que mÁs gente está llegando. >> durante la caminata al albergue se nos explicÓ que la iglesia catÓlica tiene tres lugares para alojar la familia, y todos gracias al voluntariado de parroquias, grupos civiles y donantes privados, en la terminal de autobuses conocimos encarnaciÓn jimÉnez, una madre liberada junto a sus cuatro hijos. >> gracias a dios me ha ayudado, pasamos momentos difÍciles, pero ya estamos aquí con la ayuda de dios. >> autoridad consular indica que emigraciÓn les alertó de la masiva migraciÓn. por la razÓn del espacio tienen que decidir y en este momento que los connacionales comprÓ si gana hacia sus destinos con los familiares. iva >>>> migraciÓn. grupos humanitarios del pato dicen que la liberaciÓ

she pevely sea has been elected el paso county commissioner and county judge. earlier in her career, she taught english at the university of texas at el paso, as well as chicano literature at the county community college. she is one of the first few latina congresswomen elected by texas voters. garcia nowive sylvia represents the 29th district. she previously served in the state senate. electeded a number of and appointed positions, including terms on the harris county commission and houston's city controller. voters from the seventh district sent lizzie fletcher to the house. this is the first time the senate -- seven has elected a democrat since 1967 on the west side of houston. hold the seat was george h.w. bush. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. with the government shutdown in its 19 today, up next on c-span, we show you how's debate on a bill to reopen parts of the federal government. that's followed by president trump talking about the shutdown during a visit to capitol hill. later, congressional leaders discuss the state of negotiations

founder of the group border angels and newly eelected to represent el paso. live in the largest binational community, right on the border. what do you see from your perspective? >> thanks for having me. i appreciate it. you know el paso is one of the safest communities in the nation. we have been for about 15 years. we have a wall. we were safe before a wall was constructed. and you're right. the challenge that we are facing and there is a challenge right now on our southern border, it is chaos that has been created by this administration. this administration has decided to use cruelty as a public policy as a way to deter immigrants from seeking asylum in the united states and it's that cruelty that we are having to deal with, cruelty that means agents are preventing asylum seekers from coming across. so many are making more treacherous journeys to look for place wheres they can go around the wall or find other ways into the united states. it is chaos created by the president. >> you've worked with folks on the border for years. where are things over the cour

estaba haciendo nada de dinero. >> seguimos porque otras personas sin vida y cerca de 50 heridos deja el pasode nieve de 1500 millas. uno de los muertos es un policÍa que chocÓ mientras atendiÓ una emergencia. miles de personas no tienen luz y docenas de vuelos que han sido cancelados. temperaturas extremas, hay una zona que esta en maine que ha llegado a temperaturas de menos de 20 grados fahrenheit. >> estamos hablando de aproximadamente 500 choques en las Últimas horas. en cincinnati se reporta que un despues de un choque en e veracruz, mexico, decenas de personas realizan un increible saqueo... al volver te contaremos lo que se llevaron.... increible!!un policia denuncia que un alcalde del estado de washington le pidio que se cambiara el nombre hispano por uno en ingles... ls redes reaccionan...el policia esta aqui en la edicion digital! jugo de naranja... natural, sin pulpa y en envase de cartÓn. ¿Éste? ojalÁ. (sonido de telÉfono) ay, tu mamÁ. aguacates hass, cÁscara delgada, blandito al centro. y que la puntita sea verde clarito. detergente hipoalergÉnico, sin aroma ni escarcha. ok. aaa

she previously has been elected el paso county commissioner and county judge. earlier in her career, she taught english at university of texas at el paso as well as chicano literature at the county community college. he's one of the first two latina congresswomen elected by texas voters. the other is representative sylvia garcia who now represents the 29th district. she previously serveded in the state senate. before that, she held a number of elected and appointed positions including terms on the harris county commission and as houston's city controller. finally, voters from the 7th district sent attorney lizzie fletcher to the house. this is the first time the 7th has elected a democrat since it was constituted in 1967 on the west side of houston. the first member to hold the seat was future president george h.w. bush. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of cong

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el paso, texas, is one of the safe safest communities in the nation. what is happening, the humanitarian crisis has nothing to do with the wall. we have central american family who is are fleeing their countries, fleeing poverty, persecution. they're coming -- >> congresswoman, congresswoman, we have got leader pelosi at the mikes. i thank you for joining me with this important discussion and invite you back. thank you for joining me. let's listen to nancy pelosi. >> we agreed to continue our conversations. but we all -- we recognize on the democratic side that we really cannot resolve this until we open up government and we made that very clear to the president. services are being with held from the american people. paychecks are being withheld from people who serve the needs of the american people. and our border security will suffer if we do not resolve this issue. we are committed to keeping our borders safe. that has always been our principle, to honor the oath of office we take to protect and defend our country and our constitution. we can do tha

escobar from el paso.as had aafe el paso border wall for a number of years and that is partially why it is safe. anytime we try to replicate a living plant or animal cell has a cell wall. it is permeable. president trump is not talking about an impermeable wall. it will have control points necessary to maintain homeostasis within the cell. if you are not for a border wall , you are also for slavery. he was quoted before he got on the helicopter saying women -- human traffic, children. it is absolutely true. if you want that, then do not support a border wall. i do not want that. host: to those issues you brought up, you would raise this to a level of national emergency? caller: he has information i do not have. his staff has given him information. anyone who would say this is just a party promise, that is what a promise is. when chuck schumer was sitting there saying this is just a a campaign promise, good on you for sticking to his promise. it is a national emergency? i will back the president and say he

jeff zeleny/cnn"here in el paso, o'rourke is selling his authenticity in his own backyard.ut all of those social media videos don't answer a central question: is he ready to be president?he's blasted trump's border wall, through a video seen more than 5 million times. but when asked by the washington post about what should be done about those who overstay their visas, he said: "i don't know." steve ortega served with o'rourke on the el paso city council.he said his friend is flattered by calls for him to run.natsot/zeleny "why is he ready to be president?"steve ortega/friend "i'm not sure he is. and i think that's why he is still deciding what he wants to do. he's going to have to justify to himself that he thinks he is the best person for the job and that's a very deliberate process that he's probably going through right now."the draft beto movement feels more like a campaign-in-waiting. with o'rourke's national appeal surprising others like howard campbell, a friend who teaches at the university of texas el paso.howard campbell/anthropology professor "i think he has the c

> marcharon hasta la la garita guatemalteca donde los esperaba una muralla humana que les bloqueÓ el pasograciÓn testigo que permitirÁn el paso de manera ordenada, pero debÍan llevar sus documentos en mano y muchos no los tenÍan. >> tienen pasaporte sus niÑos? es difÍcil tramitar su pasaporte. >> cuesta mucho y no hay dinero. >> esta maÑana seguÍan tramitando personas. los que lograron pasar, caminaban en pequeÑos grupos como la ciudad de guatemala a 170 millas . pero tenÍan pocas horas de caminar y ya iba muy cansados. >> salimos a las 4:00 a.m. de la frontera y hemos hecho aguantando . estamos con hambre, con frÍo. >> y los que no viajaban con documentos cruzaban por los cerros, asÍ detectamos a este grupo un par de millas despuÉs de haber burlado la garita por el monte. >> e Íbamos caminando despacio para asÍ todopoderoso lo quiere. >> mientras los migrantes siguen llegando en pequeÑas grupos, las autoridades guatemaltecas han sido muy enfÁticas. preste puerto fronterizo no pasan sino tienen sus documentos de identidad. aunque para obtener esa oportunidad hay que esperar largas horas e

hace casi un aÑo, el fbi empezÓ a seguirle los pasos tras recibir una pista de que se habÍa convertidoente operativo que el fbi realizÓ en el hogar de un joven que planeaba atentar contra la casa blanca y otros puntos claves en washington dc. sucediÓ en la ciudad de giorgia. las ciudades federales arrestaron al sospechoso. el vocero del fbi sostiene que las primeras pesquisas hacen pensar que el individuo actuaba sÓlo. el sospechoso se conoce que tiene 21 aÑos de edad, se estaba revitalizando al islam. las autoridades recibieron informaciÓn anónima de su comportamiento en marzo de 2018 y le siguieron la pista. se cree que vive con su madre. en diciembre del 2018, hasher se reuniÓ con un agente encubierto y le mostrÓ un diagrama del ala oeste de la casa blanca. entre los lugares pretendÍa atacar, se menciona el monumento a lincoln y hasta la estatua de la libertad. el fiscal encargado asegura que no habÍan amenazas a ningÚn punto localizado en la giorgia. el arresto se produjo luego de que el sospechoso cambiÓ su automÓvil por diferentes armas. nunca sospechÓ que el fbi le estaba pisand

. >>> infernales y imponentes llamaradas devoraban todo a su paso en el complejo habitacional >> estabaos afuera y les preguntaba qué pasó. >> sorprende la mayoría de los residentes de estos apartamentos justo antes de las 7:00 a.m. >> me da miedo, terror, es preocupante seguro autoridades el siniestro originado dentro de una de las localidades se esparció en dos plantas de lugar aun con los habitantes dentro >> dice que la mujer de la tercera edad se encontraba en el segundo piso durante el incidente de ida sin habilitándola para salir a tiempo >> una mujer que falleció en ese incendio 20 personas que no pueden vivir aquí un total de 4 u resultaron dañadas >> algo explotó >> otros inquilinos dicen que tienen problemas similares >> se siente como un olor a gas, que gozaba y luego trabajando no te das cuenta >> se dice que las causas siguen bajo investigación >> el médico forense no ha entregado la identidad de la persona, reportando en vivo regreso con ustedes >> gracias, busquen otro sospechoso de ingresar a una vivienda, de acuerdo con la versión inicial tocaron el timbre de la casa c

we built 131 miles of wall 2006-2010 in el paso. this is a see that borders a war zone.nted or illegal border crossings dropping 89%, property crimes dropping 37%, violent crime down 6%. that wall, the brave men and women who defend it turned el paso, texas into a safer environment than washington dc. why would we not want that for the rest of the border and communities along the border. jillian: donald trump sent out a tweet, let's read it for the folks at home, quote, border security, shutdown is not where nancy pelosi wanted to start her tenure as speaker. let's make a deal. i know you say the president has already won in this situation. why do you say that? >> anybody who follows the president and read the art of the dealer studied his career over the years can recognize one thing. among his kind of genius attributes is his ability to recognize who has leverage in a discussion and who does not have leverage in a discussion and he's very honest with himself. when he doesn't have it he's not engaged in the negotiation. when he does, he is. as far as i'm concerned, if t

she had previously been elected el paso county commissioner and county judge. she taught english at the university of texas at el paso as well as chicano literature at the county community college. she is one of the first two latina community congressman. the other is sylvia garcia who represents the 29th district. she produces certainly state senate and before then she held number of elected and appointed positions including terms of the harris county commission and as houston city controller. finally voters in the seventh district sent lizzie fletcher to the house. the seventh time has elected a democrat since it was constituted in 1967. the first number to hold the seat was future president george h.w. bush. members of the british house of commons were back this week from their holiday recess to question prime minister theresa may for the first time since the new year began. she was asked about the next steps for brexit deal which is being voted on next week. and what to do if the plan fails to gain enough support. do in the uk budget. >> before we begin pri

i spent two decades in the fbi, one leading the el paso division. i can tell you, lou, the cartels are warning then and now. i want the american people to take a second. they are fighting over human trafficking routes. the drug routes, the illegal immigration routes. why? because it is so profitable. if we build this wall, we take that avenue away from them. it is just common sense. the president is right. we take a significant avenue away from them. now we are in a better position to stop this and dramatically reduce bad things and bad people coming into the country. >> lou: in that vein, let me ask you for your judgment. the government of mexico, now with the new president, he represents change. the question is, what direction that will take. those cartels have corrupted the government itself of mexico at the federal level and provincial level. how much of the border, both sides of the border, are corrupted as a result of the cartels and trafficking. the efforts of the establishment right and left to keep that border wide open for illegal immigrat

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