the people tell me that they are fleeing violence from either guatemala, el salvador, or honduras. they are fleeing corrupt government or just trying to find a better life because they can't find a job in their own country. now, what is the next step for them? these central americans say that they will, some of them, stay here in mexico. some of them will head to the u.s.-mexico border. from here they will head north to mexico city. from there, organizers will break off into smaller crowds. again, some of them, they say, about 200 according to organizers, will. it to the u.s.-mexico border. we'll have to wait and see how make it there and if they will be able to seek asylum. cnn, mexico. >> thanks to laila santiago for that report. >>> we're following breaking news overnight. 14 people are dead after a bus carrying a junior league hockey team crashed in canada. the bus collided with the tractor-trailer in saskatchewan province last night. coaches and players for the humboldt broncos were on board. they were on their runway to a junior league playoff game. witnesses say it took hours

. >> anabel: the name of my book is "los señores del narco," because los señores el narco are not only of these cartels, no. los señores el narco are also this -- the politicians and the -- and bankers and the businessmen. the people have to know who are these people name by name. >> anthony: you've been a journalist for how long? since -- >> anabel: 20 -- 20 years. >> anthony: for 20 years. your father was killed -- kidnapped and killed in 2000? >> anabel: my father was a businessman. in that year, many gangs used to kidnap to the businessman just for money. so, when we went to the police and asked them to investigate, they said, "well, if you pay us, we will -- we will -- we will make the investigation." so, as family, we decide don't pay, because you cannot buy the justice. since that i really tried to fight against corruption. that's why i'm doing what i do, because i think that corruption is the worst problem in méxico. the drug cartels are maybe the worst face of that problem, but the problem in the deep is the corruption. the corruption is the mother of all of our problems in mé

some of his attorneys are el toing us that he's not going to fire rosenstein. other attorneys are saying look, it's up to the president, but some are making the case to the president, look, rod rosenstein is conflicted here. he's a material witness in this case. and we have a very good case to make against him if we need to do that. and so they also believe that, you know, he's important to the mueller case. because, of course, don't forget, he wrote the memo about the firing of comey. they're saying this is a clear conflict and we can make that case. and by the way, you've already made a good case about disqualifying the fbi because you think that their investigation has not been credible and has been contaminat contaminated. so the president wants to fire people, we are told. rosenstein primarily among them. perhaps even jeff sessions. and of course, there's always the question about does he want to fire mueller. do we know he's going to do any of these things? nobody does. >> what are your sources saying about the president's feelings on mueller himself right

some of that information, but of single-family residential rate payers, about 18%, it sounds like, are el i didn't believe for our cap program is what we've learned through this analysis. >> okay. then what -- on slide 27, what is that 13%? >> so those are the cost burdens customer base of our single-family residential billpayers, our direct billpayers. so of all of our households that are in, you know, single-family homes throughout the city, about 13% are paying above 2.5% of their household income. >> i see. okay. >> that doesn't necessarily equate to being cap eligible because we don't have an eligiblity criteria rated to this, but we are proud of the eligibility criteria that we have of 200% of the federal poverty level does capture a large portion of the burdened household base. >> commissioner moller caen: so that leads me to ask, and i don't know if we could ever get a handle on it, what would these programs or what are these programs costing us? i'm sure that's not an easy fast number because of many elements of it, but i would be curious to know, perhaps, at the end of all this

a french museum has discovered that more than half of its collection are fakes police in the town of el nina are investigating how the gallery which is dedicated to french being to atlanta who ended up with eighty two counterfeit paintings it paid some one hundred sixty thousand euro for the works. yes trillion government says it will spend almost four hundred million u.s. dollars to help restore the great barrier reef the reef is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet in recent years it's lost thirty percent of its corals due to rising sea temperatures and damage caused by the coral crown of thorns starfish. that is one of europe's most popular cities with taurus but what was once a blessing has become a curse according to many residents they're sick of the huge number of visitors who traipse through their city every day they say tourists destruct normal life for locals but not for much longer perhaps because the italian city has come up with a way to turn back some tourists at peak times it's been testing this out long weekends coming up. the city of gondolas of canals. a

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two rival gangs are warring, and el salvador is caught in the crossfire. the gangs will do anything to win over new recruits. eber: they've offered me money, weapons, women -- anything to get me to join. reporter: eber refused. he hopes the paramedic uniform will protect him. it's a risky decision. life in the gangs is deadly, but doing without their protection is dangerous, too. the police accompany us to one of the city's more dangerous neighborhoods. on a friday evening, it's only a matter of time until the first murder is called in. the two gangs -- mara salvatrucha and barrio dieciocho -- have divided up the city into rival territories. if a gang member sets foot into the wrong neighborhood, he usually pays with his life. even living in the wrong area can be deadly. the police are hunting for gang members, looking for clues on the suspects' hair and skin. one of the men has a tattoo -- the number 18. that's a clear sign he's a member of barrio dieciocho. >> it's a game of cat and mouse. but eventually we always get them, even i if they run andnd . rep

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sheikh is one of those areas, if you are a beach or dive fan, then check out other resorts like hurghada or elcreased, and you will still find plenty to keep you occupied. and finally, never be afraid to barter while you're here. how are you doing, you are ok? while most traders have suffered because of the downturn in tourism, haggling is still very much part of the art of buying and selling in egypt. so hold your nerve and meet any price you are given with a much lower offer, and eventually you will agree to meet somewhere in the middle. how about 85? no problem. still to come on the travel show, we discover how a passion for hiking led to one man's incredible journey into the unknown. and i'll bejoining a team of experts as they battle to retrieve a 5000—year—old piece of history from underground. so stay with us for that. next up on the travel show: a new series where we hear about some of the incredible journeys happening around the world. in armenia and georgia, the building of a new hiking trail set val ismaili on a path that took him well off the beaten track and tested his lifelong pa

but they are not because they are going el norte. and they are a hostile power. >> movement people are not coming to the united states. most people go elsewhere and no desire to come here. 250 million people. united states has 11 million and that flow has shifted and dropped 40 percent. >> tucker: you are missing it. why should we take any that come here illegally. >> there is no way for them to come here legally. and the demand for the drugs and invading iraq or interfere nothing civil wars. that causes people to flee. >> tucker: so our sins are the reasons and so you hate america is what you are saying. and you know what, it is interesting, you are blaming america for illegal immigration into america. >> central america is mexico is part of america. >> tucker: it is a separate country and not the same as honduras. and 1-third of all sal dorian citizens live in the united states. so what point do we atone for our sins in elsal vador. >> it is stop taking their natural resource and invading sovereignty lands. you have a president. >>

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two rival gangs are warring and el salvador is caught in the crossfire the gangs will do anything to win over new recruits. they've offered me money weapons women anything to get me to join. they're refused he hopes the paramedic uniform will protect him it's a risky decision life in the gangs is deadly but doing without their protection is dangerous to. the police accompany us to one of the city's more dangerous neighborhoods on a friday evening it's only a matter of time until the first murders called in. the two gangs. have divided up the city into rival territories if a gang member sets foot into the wrong neighborhood he usually pays with his life even living in the wrong area can be deadly the police are hunting for gang members looking for clues on the suspects hair and skin. one of the men has a tattoo the number eighteen that's a clear sign he's a member of. game of cat and mouse but eventually we always get them even if they run and hide. under. another call comes in the first death of the evening as a young man just eighteen years old gang members entered the restaurant an

today, more than half are from el salvador, honduras, and guatemala. 90% of illegal immigrants were young men. today, 40% are women and children. >> most people are coming in as children are part of family units and are really hampering our ability to be on the border. >> that is the goal. rather than burn time transporting and processing central american, by using the national guard, the administration hopes more agents can spend time enforcing the law and departing those who break it. >> bret: william, thank you. tonight we continue our reports from states in which republicans are trying to flip u.s. senate seats in the fall midterms coming up. this evening, correspondent peter doocy is in ohio as the g.o.p. candidates try to align their political careers with those of an outsider president. >> just a few blocks away from the arena where a businessman with no political experience officially accepted the presidential nomination two years ago, a businessman with no political experience is trying to end or republican nomination for senator. >> he's goin

we are talking about el salvador in 2017 in january they made news for the first time in two years there hadn't been a homicide. when you have a labor shortage acting as a pull factor. charles: one reason we have a labor shortage is we have a skill shortage. we need people who know how to weld. >> certainly skilled trade. but even before we were cracking down on immigration, there were fields where farmers couldn't get their crops picked because they couldn't find enough workers. i think there is a demand for labor across the spectrum. charles: gina, when you watch these guys scale the fence, you are making a case this is a porous nation, and it makes me want to say how to we build a more effective barrier. >> exactly. it's like a scripted ad for build the wall. i think they just made the wall 10 feet higher. we used to sit on the other side of that wall and watch people climb over. it's a laughingstock in san diego. it forces legal immigrants to recognize how people are cheating the system they waited for. as far as the asylum issue, they have been taught by their s oorks ros huh fund -

. >>> all lanes are back open on el camino real in millbrae after a hit-and-run crash this morning. chopper 5 was over that scene. investigators say a woman was crossing the busy street in the crosswalk at around 5 a.m. when she was hit by a taxi. the driver then took off. but he didn't get far not too long after the crash, police found him trying to enter a car wash in burlingame. he has been identified as 55- year-old teodoro garcia of daly city. police arrested him and towed away the taxi as evidence. the victim is in the hospital in critical condition. >>> the white house is going on the attack to discredit fired fbi director james comey. his new book calls president trump a mafia boss demanding loyalty from everyone around him at the expense of the truth. as mola lenghi report the president is using twitter to hit back. >> reporter: james comey doesn't hold back his views of president trump in a new book set to be released next week. he describes mr. trump as a liar and a bully and compares his inner circle to the mafia, lying about all things large and small in service to some

they are unrestored, and have never been seen by the public. so, nagm ele? what does it tell us about the king, what's the story? tourism here has really suffered over recent years. notjust because of political unrest, but also through acts of terrorism. with assurances of increased security, it is hoped that this new centre dedicated to egypt's unique history will finally help encourage tourists to come back. it's magnificent, how with every piece you discover, you add a new piece to the puzzle of ancient egypt. and the fascination doesn't stop. if you are thinking of coming here any time soon, here's the travel show‘s tips for what to know before you go. in terms of weather, egypt is pretty much a year—round destination, but temperatures can be uncomfortably hot here betweenjune and august. so it's best to travel between september and april when the heat is a lot more bearable. before you book, make sure you check your government's travel advice, because although the vast majority of the country is safe to explore, some areas are still subject to travel

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how many is from honduras six two and victoria are from el salvador they're planning to cross the city r.t. to night and then carry on towards the u.s. . they need to earn money to support their families back home trumps anti immigrant rhetoric does not deter them. yes although i don't think they can stop people entering the country there are jobs in the us but not where we come from. they have a map showing the best escape routes to provide shelter for migrants. without people to help them along the way they can never make it a lot if. we often travel by bus we talk to the driver and he warns as if there's a checkpoint up ahead so we can get off in time. for the money but we're going to go kill. the trip often ends in tapachula on the mexican side of the border this is where many migrants get arrested. it's a cat and mouse game with the mexican police who are under pressure from the u.s. to clamp down on undocumented migrants and quickly send them back to kill their chances of reaching the united states. so it's no coincidence that top actual is also the site of the largest refugee de

most of these people are from honduras el salvador and guatemala they were forced from their homes by violent street gangs extreme poverty or other forms of persecution. volunteer legal experts spent days interviewing them to determine if their cases were strong enough to qualify for political asylum the rest were devised to stay behind the. hundreds marched on the streets of the one to the us border gate only to be told at the last minute that most would not be allowed to pass with this is that i meant that the truth is we don't know anything or all adrift we can't say anything because we don't know what's going on we have to wait and see what we're told a big after the initial confusion only a small group was allowed the rest were fully half of them children were forced to wait and. we have cooperated as much as we can they knew we were coming they know these people are waiting we know donald trump has power over customs and border protection these people deserve their day in court. and what those who are not allowed to pass gathered with their families preparing to spend the night

have been providing legal assistance to many of these migrants again many of these folks are from guatemala honduras el salvador in central america they're fleeing conditions where there are high levels of violence many of these people are fleeing gang related violence extortion related to organized crime or domestic violence and many of them are people following this march and demonstration taking place at the border now they are planning to move over to the border crossing into you want to turn themselves into border authorities to begin that legal process of requesting political asylum from the united states was saying life pitches manuel a lot of people some of indian climbed on to the gateway there and seem to be standing there on sponsor of this demonstration the authorities knew this was coming what sort of numbers are they expecting to turn. certainly this was a heavily publicized as everyone here on this side of the border as well as on the side of united states did know that this was taking place or demonstrations happening on this side as well as on the other side of the border we've spoken

felix says the gangs in el salvador are brutal and often the only way to survive is to join them he says kids get pulled in the gangs here because they need the support during their own sponsoring you know how to play around you how to play and sure a star or whatever you want to play you have bills to do you worry about it and if your power with them aren't bad tension to you because they already know how to support their family. if we fail to provide support networks for our kids they're going to find their own support networks and unfortunately in impoverished communities gangs are the biggest support network there are cities here to get that founded a local gang prevention program he says tougher law enforcement isn't the answer. how do you declare war on these communities when you've never attempted to in that piece when you've never come in and say to use an afterschool program or here's some additional social workers or here is you know and that's the place where you can go hang out in and learn and be a kid. no kids can be labeled gang members in school giving teens like felix mo

traveling for over a month now they're traveling across mexico so most of them are from central america from honduras guatemala el salvador so for for most of them they've been travel for traveling for even longer than that the stories that we hear from most of these families truly are heartbreaking they're fleeing gang violence and unsolved or they're fleeing violence from from street gangs in organized crime to fling extortion persecution for either because of their sexual orientation summer fling to domestic abuse or are extreme levels of poverty so the stories as you can imagine are truly are heartbreaking and just as grueling was that journey to get here many of them arriving by bus others traveling by train it's been an exhaustive trip many of them seem as though they're in high spirits they've been they've been received well by people in taiwan it's a very friendly city for migrants but they still even after they do have that opportunity to turn themselves in to border authorities which we still don't know when that's going to be it's going to continue to be a long road ahead for most of these people how t

course beneath all of that political drama there's also a human element to this there are people that fleeing honduras el salvador guatemala. those central american countries are many of them are fleeing because of chronic problems poverty but also because of gang violence gangs in those countries that dominate big stores and kill and some of those that we've spoken to they're heading on the way north since president trump's got into power have said that despite his rhetoric and despite the measures that he is planning to take they'll still keep heading north because they don't have a lot of choice. a woman has opened fired you tubes headquarters in the u.s. state of california wounding three people before killing herself police were called to the complex in san bruno after reports of gunfire the shooter's motive is still not known last month the online video company said it would ban content promoting the sale of guns and gun accessories as well as videos to teach how to make guns. a russia has agreed to speed up delivery of a powerful air defense system to turkey a move which is alarmed its nato allies

tom: superb, monumental,el trifying are some of the words being used by theater critics to describe glenda jackson's performance.o her return tbroadway could not have gone better. tom brook, bbc news, new york. jane: what a star. as we heard in the report at the top of the program, the white house played ht to the 140th is egg roll. president trump, first lady melania, and of course, the easter bunny welcomed thousands of children and parents on the south lawn for an afternoon of fun and games. inisemarks, mr. trump touched on non-chocolate-related topics like the military and the economy. the tradition began in the administration of rutherford b. hayes and is still a highlight on the white house calendar. i am jane o'brien. thanks for watching "bbc world news america." >> witthe bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around yo lifestyle, so you can swipe your way to the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding othis presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundatio

drama there's also a human element to this there are people that are fleeing honduras el salvador guatemala those central american countries are many of them are fleeing because of chronic problems poverty but also because of gang violence gangs in those countries that dominate the store and kill and some of those that we've spoken to they're heading on the way north since president transcoding to power have said that despite his rhetoric and despite the measures that he is planning to take they'll still keep heading north because they don't have a lot of choice how russia has agreed to speed up delivery of a powerful defense system to turkey a move which has alarmed turkey's nato allies the announcement came after talks between the president putin and russia have type one also launched the construction of turkey's first nuclear power plant. they had reports from ankara it's a special occasion for turkey to be part of the nuclear power generating club this is the site of the twenty billion dollars a q. you plant which is scheduled to begin operations by twenty twenty three the leaders of ru

y el the spaniards are demanding extradition of exiled catalan leaders from various european countriesould be a way for spain, perhaps a goodwill gesture towards europe him and he hopes that it will be reciprocated for bringing back catalan leaders. anchor: interesting. a a video of the royal family during easter mass has gone viral. tell us more. reporter: s gone viral in a nutshell because it shows that even the royal family sometimes can't help but air their family disputes. we seek we lakisha -- queen laticia and her mother allegedly arguing over queen la ticia shoved her mother-in-law out of way. the video has been viewed millions of times and has out and out embarrassed the spanish royal family. maybe it has endeared them to the public as well. many accusing her of disrespecting her mother-in-law, who is after all the queen by blood. and you don't shove your mother-in-law out of the way in any case, do you? anchor: i love this case of vengeance of a woman who was fetching. reporter: a teenager was standing in line at a bakery recently when she overheard a woman behind her referri

they are all in southern california now but in the sierra foothills, el dorado and passer counties are considering it. the justice department is suing california over the state policy limiting police cooperation with federal immigration agents. as local governments defect the state's top law enforcer says the sanctuary law is legal. >> when the legislator passes a bill and the governor signs it, it becomes my job to enforce it and project it. i intend to do that. >> later this morning, the san diego board of supervisors is set to vote on whether to join the lawsuit in support of the trump administration. >>> a bay area city map aiminger is defending her decision to make a secret recording of her fellow city leaders. more on the special county meeting in almeda. >> reporter: using the public comment section to speak to the council members. >> i take the easy road and maintain the past practices or to make my life a little more difficult by exposing unethical behavior. >> reporter: when she was through, most people stood up to cheer. last year she had to hire a new fire chief for the cit

people tell me that she are fleeing violence from either guatemala, el salvador, honduras, they are fleeingovernment or just trying to find a better job because they can't find a job in their own country. >> leyla will with the story of people fleeing trying to find a better life. this migrant march comes as the u.s. president deploys troop to the mexican border. the national guard says 500 troops plus vehicles and helicopters are on the way. the u.s. defense secretary authorized as many as 4,000 to go. federal law prohibits the soldiers from enforcing immigration law, but they can provide air support and to help with intelligence gathering and construction. the heightened focus on the border leaves some wondering about their future. ed lavendera as more from south texas. >> reporter: first national guard soldiers called up by president trump have started moving to the u.s. southern border and these moves are once again raising concerns in border towns about what else is to come. joseph hine is bracing for the fight of a lifetime. he owns nearly 600 acres of ranch land outside laredo, texas

are at risk. for the past few years, el salvador has rated amongst the world's deadliest countries for women, andt of this. taking place both in people's homes by relatives and as a form of control by gangs. it was thought evelyn herself was in forceful relationship with a gang member, which made things a lot more complicated. el salvador‘s problem with gangs is out of control, with thousands of young men joining their ranks and living by their violent code. they have become infamous for their terrible treatment of women. if evelyn was raped by a gang member it may explain why no one knew of her pregnancy, and why she may have had difficulty recognising any signs of it. late at night, ifound a gang member who was willing to talk to me. if you were in a relationship with a girl and she decided she wanted to leave you, how would you react? have you ever killed a woman? what happens if the girl gets pregnant, if you're going out with a girl? you don't want the baby, or you do want the baby, what do you do? it sounds like you might actually be a psychopath. at this point, i just wanted to speak to ev