casi toda la caravana habÍa llegado a arriaga.Ás en casa. andrÉs pueden dar educaciÓn sus hijos y esto lo que dijo al respecto el presidente de mÉxico. >> estÁn de mÉxico podrÁn recibir atenciÓn mÉdica e incluso mandar a tus hijos a la escuela, tambiÉn tendrÁs una identificaciÓn oficial temporal para hacer los trÁmites que necesites, mientras regulariza su situaciÓn migratoria. ademÁs, ese documento te permitirÁ entrar y salir de los albergues en chiapas, oaxaca, cuando quieras. >> ya veremos cuÁnto centroamericanos deciden quedarse en mÉxico o la mayorÍa preferirÍan, quizÁs, irse hacia el norte. entre que tiene todo lo que preparan para esta noche. enrique:hoy el tenso clima polÍtico sobre las elecciones legislativas. que tendrÁ lugar en 11 dÍas. han disparado la afluencia del voto anticipado. se calcula que 8 millones de o debido al aumento de los arrestos en la frontera servicio emigraciÓn se ve obligado a liberar al seno de familias indocumentadas detenÍa sendos centros migratorios. y hace dÍas de que se registra en la capital

. >> jonathan tiene 19 y hÉctor 21 aÑos, son hermanos, han quedado solos en arriaga. >> de los que venÍanana viajaron este sÁbado de arriaga a chiapas ya en el estado de oaxaca recorriendo 21 millas lo que representa la sÉptima escala en este largo camino hacia los estados unidos. >> hoy mÉxico te extiende la mano. >> ayer el presidente de mÉxico anunciÓ un programa de empleo temporal y acceso a la salud a los inmigrantes que no salgan de chiapas y oaxaca lo que no convenciÓ a algunos de los caminantes. >> no es que lo rechazoemos pero todos vamos con la _ meta de estados unidos. >> ¿ incluso si le dan escuela temporal a sus hijos?. >> no es lo mismo ir a tijuana, mÉxico, monterrey donde realmente pueden trabajar, muchos tienen familia. >> otros como hÉctor y jonathan ven en el programa una oportunidad, pero para seguir. >> no, para nada, regresar a honduras no, el empleo lo podemos tomar pero para guardar el dinero y seguir adelante. >> la caravana decidiÓ no cruza riesgo de los grupos de la delincuencia organizada que operan en el estado, en oaxaca aldo meza noticias telemundo. >> aquÍ

(justine) the latest stop for the migrant caravan is arriaga, mexico.velers make their way by hitch hiking, holding onto buses, or walking many miles through the hot sun. (jrs) thousands continue their trek to the united states, despite hearing the threat from president trump that he will send the u.s. military to the border with mexico, not allowing anybody to cross. cnn's patrick oppmann is traveling with the caravan. patrick oppmann, cnn, mexico: "members of the migrant caravan have begun arriving in arriaga, mexico. this is just the latest stop on their exhausting trek towards the united states. it's actually one of the longest journeys today, about 16 miles and people we encounter on the road were absolutely spent. those who could not find a car to ride on top of, or a bus to jump on, had to walk. and in the heat of the day they left very early. but as soon as the sun came up they became incredibly hot. their shoes were falling apart and people said they were just exhausted. it's unclear how many will be able to complete this journey but there are

in each of the little towns that the caravan reaches — this is arriaga in chiapas — the migrants setn out to offer what support they can. that is normally in the form of water, food, medical attention, donated clothing, and legal support for those thinking of turning back or who want verification of their human rights or immigration status. but things get harder from here on in. arriaga is the location from which the freight train, la bestia — the beast — makes its way north, and many will choose to try to get on the train to make theirjourney north. others will stick with the caravan. but they must cross through drug cartel controlled parts of the country. and all the time washington's response is robust. donald trump has repeatedly told the migrants that they will not be welcomed in the united states with open arms. he is expected to deploy the military to the border and is even reported to be considering an executive order banning these people from making it into the united states. baseball's world series has resumed in los angeles with game 3 between the los angeles dodgers and t

it's now in arriaga, mexico. it's a major hub. since sunday the caravan traveled 170 miles into mexico. at its current pace the caravan will arrive in tijuana on new year's eve. william lajeunesse traveling with that caravan. they are in arriaga, mexico. give us the latest. reporter: the caravan arrived here. there are still 6,000. this is where a lot of them will sleep tonight. the town scare under canopies and cardboard. the state of chiapas bringing in food and water. you said they made 62 miles today. sunday was 0 miles. they are hitchhiking. the mexicans are giving them ride. mexican federal police at a checkpoint on the immigrant highway stopping local buses and trucks, allowing and seeing if there is any room for the immigrants to board from the caravan. mexico told the u.s. it was stopping vehicles carrying the immigrants. not only are they not stopping them, they are helping put immigrants on the trucks. as i said, there are 6,000. according to unicef there are 2,600 children on the caravan. some of the men have left for

ramÓn: la caravana se dirige a arriaga, mientras aumenta el nÚmero de enfermos.a convención de fanÁticos de videojuegos. ramÓn: decenas de miles de personas que se desviven por los videojuegos acudieron al centro de convenciones de san josÉ. jaime: la convenciÓn de videojuegos empezÓ aquÍ en el centro de convenciones de san josÉ bajo un estricto dispositivo de seguridad. decenas de miles de personas hicieron enormes filas afuera del centro de convenciones de san josÉ, y a raÍz de un tiroteo en otro evento de aquÍ. >> la mayorÍa de las personas ven aquÍ por la emociÓn de encontrarse con sus Ídolos. >> es algo emocionante. vemos productos, y la gente que no has visto desde el aÑo pasado. jaime: la plataforma es como youtube pero para videojuegos. quieres llegar al nivel que ellos?? >> quiÉn no quiere ser el mejor aquÍ? jaime: aquÍ se muestra lo Último en videojuego, y competencias, y los fanÁticos tienen la oportunidad de escuchar y aprender de los profesionales. >> en los videojuegos es que paso mi tiempo. >> no todos los juegos son adictivos. jaime: la convenciÓ

carolina: te agradezco por esta informaciÓn.el embajador de estados unidos en guatemala, luis arriagaluis: si usted trata de entrar a los estados unidos serÁ tenido y deportado . esto a todo migrante que piensa entrar a s estados unidos de manera ilegal, que desista esa intenÓn. sya estÁ viajando, regrese a su paÍs. su intento de emigrar fracasarÁ. será detenido y estados unidos buscarÁ deportarlo. borja: estamos viendo que el grupo que ahora cuenta con aproximadamente 6000 personas, estamos hablando que cuando comenzÓ el desde san pedro sula hablÁbamos que habÍan 600 personas. estÁ creciendo muchÍsimo. en este momento esta avanzando por territorio guatemalteco y llegarÍan los prÓximos dÍas a la frontera con mÉxico. antes de seguir me gustarÍa hablar de un dato. el 64% de los hogares en honduras viven en condiciones de pobreza . 64%. carolina: segÚn comentaba este padre quees parte de este albergue, casa de migrante en guatemala, aproximadamente 15,000 personas podrÍan estar dispuestos a unirse a esta casona. llevemos muchas persona que a pesar de no haber empezado desde el principio,

los migrantes sÓlo buscan una mejor vida, como henry arriaga, que viaja con un bebÉ de tres peces y unapara seguir adelante. pedro: hoy piensas descansar uno o dos dÍas pero hay muchos mÁs en el camino que podrÍa llegar en las prÓximas horas o maÑana por la maÑana. de aquÍ van a partir a la frontera con mÉxico. pero llegarÁ ya les puede tomar dos o tresdÍas. en ciudad de guatemala, pedro la traerÁs. univisiÓn. patricia: mientras tanto, la policÍa antimotines del salvador permanece en la frontera con honduras para evitar que pase una segunda caravana de inmigrantes con destino a estados unidos. ernesto rivas estÁ en san salvador. ernesto: hay tensiÓn en la frontera. policÍas antimotines en el salvador se apostaron en el puente que delimita con honduras para impedir el paso a la caravana que pretende llegar a los estados unidos. la intenciÓn es apoyar a sus compatriotas, los que salieron de san pedro sula llegaron a guatemala. el problema, segÚn la directora de inmigraciÓn, es la documentaciÓn. >> a las personas que estÁn debidamente indocumentadas y se determina que no hay ningÚn inconve

caravana migrante conmpleo 14 dias de recorrido hacia el o norte >> hoy llegaron a la ciudad de a arriaga la ciudad de x mexico, una distancia de 550 l millas, su plan es salir maÑana en la madrugada, ellos calculan que estarina llan llegando el po viernes para 300 centroameric o centroamericanos se acabo el camino detenidos por agentes federales y agentes de migrac migracion, ahora se evalua si u sus casos de asilo procederan o si seran deportados. >> el presidente enrique peÑa nieto anuncio que los migrantes centroamericanos que esten en e mexico tendran acceso a empleos temporales, atencion medica y s escuelas, oportunidades que ll llegan tarde para miles de vu vuelta en honduras, como el p u pequeÑo mario david, el niÑo que iba solo en la caravana >> vpidio la ayuda celestial peo no lo consiguio >> cada paso que podemos pasar e en el nombre de dios >> a los 12 aÑos mario fu el s m simbolo del migrantexiodo de ras pero temrino el jueves cuanodo u fue deportado des desde mexico >> se busca desarrolallar a lo i niÑos que si se puede, no es c necesario emigrar >> el gobierno de honduras d

have applied for refuge in mexico but thousands more are still walking hoping to reach the city of arriaga on friday john holman is with the caravan in the state of chap us mexico. a slow moving stream of around four thousand five hundred people heading to the u.s. border it's unlikely they'll get there for another month or more. but they're marching these pictures the been a dominant factor in the run up to the u.s. midterm elections that's why many in the u.s. from the top down have speculated on who's behind the caravan of whites coming now to president hernandez upon the earth. told me that the caravan is now making its way through mexico headed for the southern border was organized by leftist organizations and financed. by venezuela. and we as as we've said the democrats and the democrats. they offered no proof those in the caravan like tanya and his sister told us they weren't even aware of the us elections yeah i'm not in my family where migration because of a lack of jobs because of the criminals not because of presidents or politics or anything like that the coming for a better fu

los migrantes sÓlo buscan una mejor vida, como henry arriaga, que viaja con un bebÉ de tres peces y una a partir a la frontera con mÉxico. pero llegarÁ ya les puede tomar dos o tresdÍas. en ciudad de guatemala, pedro la traerÁs. univisiÓn. patricia: mientras tanto, la policÍa antimotines del salvador permanece en la frontera con honduras para evitar que pase una segunda caravana de inmigrantes con destino a estados unidos. ernesto rivas estÁ en san salvador. ernesto: hay tensiÓn en la frontera. policÍas antimotines en el salvador se apostaron en el puente que delimita con honduras para impedir el paso a la caravana que pretende llegar a los estados unidos. la intenciÓn es apoyar a sus compatriotas, los que salieron de san pedro sula llegaron a guatemala. el problema, segÚn la directora de inmigraciÓn, es la documentaciÓn. >> a las personas que estÁn debidamente indocumentadas y se determina que no hay ningÚn inconveniente, se le estÁ dejando el paso. >> dicen que nos estÁn dejando pasar con niÑos. ernesto: este activista en pro de los migrantes dice que a ellos les asiste el derecho y q

temporary standoff with federal offices in mexico the office is a blocked a bridge in the city of arriaga but were forced to abandon their positions after the country's human rights commission ruled the rural stretch was not the right place to force the issue on friday mexico's president launched a program promising shelter medical attention and jobs to the migrants if they need to stay in southern mexico that many of the migrants rejected the offer fearing deportation oh my god i don't agree with you jane we don't look believe those publications we've been told that before maybe mike ritz already back at her douras so we'll go we're always with god we're lucky we got our goal is to reach the border. in the democratic republic of congo campaigning for december's presidential race is heating up pro-government coalition has held its first major gathering and can attracting tens of thousands of supporters but opposition members are angry over the introduction of electronic voting machines and say they will not partake in a corrupted vote paul brennan reports. it was a show of support and a s

arriaga is the location they will make their way north, and many will choose to try to get on the trainhey must cross through drug cartel controlled parts of the country. and all the time washington's response is robust. donald trump has repeatedly told the migrants that they will not be welcomed in the united states with open arms. he is expected to deploy the military to the border and is even reported to be considering an executive order banning these people from making it into the united states. a man was physically restrained by staff at salisbury cathedral — after an apparent attempt to steal a copy of the magna carta. witnesses saw a man use a hammer to smash the glass which protects the 800—year—old document, believed to be the best—preserved of four original magna cartas. police made an arrest shortly afterwards. helena lee reports from salisbury. this is what's left of the glass protective home to magna carta, damaged after yesterday's hammer attack in the cathedral‘s chapterhouse. it happened just before 5pm yesterday afternoon. visitors watched on as a man went up to the gla

arriaga serÁ la sexta localidad que visite la caravana migrante.ia, adonis es el papÁ . medio que ayer estaba en el hospital, porque continuÓ con esta marcha a pesar de las condiciones tan precarias en las que estÁn porque en honduras no tenÍa quÉ dar de comer a sus hijos en algunas oportunidades. cuÉnteme al respecto. adonis: aquÍ vamos rumbo a arriaga, pues, nos estÁn informando que el seÑor presidente de estados unidos estÁ mandando un ejÉrcito para el muro, en vez de que se preocupe por nosotros todos los migrantes, los hondureÑos, salvadoreÑos y guatemaltecos es mejor que se preocupa por el presidente que tenemos en nuestro paÍs y nosotros dicen que somos ladrones, pero nada de eso, aquÍ van puras familias que se quiere superar porque en el paÍs de nosotros nunca se van a superar le pedimos al seÑor presidente que nos eche la mano en esto que no sea asÍ, porque Él también tiene hijos y lo Único que Él tiene su dinero, ya es millonario, pero uno es de bajos recursos, que se ponga a pensar que tambiÉn tiene hijos, asÍ como varias familias. satch

casi toda la caravana habÍaayudado arriaga.icÓ las imÁgenes de la confrontaciÓn con un sospechoso que terminÓ abatido y se los intentos de las autoridades de calmar la situaciÓn. >> baja el arma. ramÓn: el sospechoso aparentemente no hizo caso a las indicaciones de los agentes. pero en medio de estas negociaciones esto fue lo que pasÓ. [disparos] >> segÚn la policÍa los agente respondieron a los disparos de salvador morales de 37 aÑos. un residente . revelaron que sospechoso hiriÓ de bala a su cuÑado durante un incidente de violencia domÉstica. palmira: a cuatro dÍas de que aparecÍa primer artefacto explosivo enviado demÓcratas, hay un detenido. su rostro le ha dado la vuelta al mundo. un hombre 50 y seis aÑos residente de florida. sabemos que es un votante republicano registrado y un ferviente seguidor del presidente trompo. >> en las redes sociales hizo presente su fanatismo. se le ubica en eventos republicanos y frecuentemente compartÍa sus crÍticas contra los demÓcratas. su vehÍculo no dejaba dudas. era tapizado con el pres

states after a temporary standoff with offices in mexico the offices a block the bridge in the city of arriaga but were forced to abandon their positions after a ruling from the country's human rights commission on friday mexico's president promised shelter medical attention and jobs to the migrants if they equate stay in southern mexico many of the migrants rejected the offer fearing deportation monogramming i imagine we don't look believe those publications we've been told that before maybe mike ritz already beckett who douras so we'll go work always with god. our goal is to reach the border well many of the migrants in the caravan from honduras where they've been violent protests against president hu on orlando hernandez as government riot police have fired tear gas at protesters in the capital goosey gulper announces his critics accuse him and his supporters of committing fraud in last year's presidential election the disputed result plunge the country in to crisis. all to sri lankan our country grappling with its own political crisis after the president suspended parliament and sacked the

arrived at the next stop on that grueling hundred kilometer trek the migrants started arriving in arriaga in southern mexico on friday well this is for me u.s. president barack obama has been telling voters to beware of efforts to exploit america's racially divisive pasta to keep the status quo obama speaking at a democratic rally in wisconsin in the run up to midterm elections in november will try to pit us against one another. i'll tell you that although everything be ok if it does work for those folks you know look like now they'll say whatever it takes to keep their stuff to maintain their privileges even if it's not been especially when it's not there they like it that way. even when it hurts the country even want to put people at risk it's a cynical kind of politics but frankly sometimes it works and investigation by the associated press in the democratic republic of congo has uncovered the hospitals routinely imprisoned patients who failed to pay their hospital bills the a.p. says it's a common practice in most hospitals and clinics in the copper mining city of. many of the patient

. >> tomorrow a town called arriaga, 60 miles, also home to the train we talked about, it will covern one hour what it takes one day to walk. mexico promised the u.s., we are told, that they would try to disrupt the train service before the caravan, but many migrants tell us that they are going to try to take it. so the untold story is that this continues. >> bret: what mexico does or does not do is important in the story. william, as always, thank you. we take a closer look at what those additional u.s. military personnel will be asked to do at the southern border, what they can do. and with the president hopes to accomplish. here's correspondent gillian turner. >> but wait till you see what happens over the next couple of weeks. you are going to see a very secure border. you just watch. >> officials confirmed a fox news that they receive marching orders from the white house last night. president trump deploying 800 troops to the southern border has a migrant caravan's proceed through mexico. though they are not combat troops, when asked about the role, the president insists all opt

they're hoping to go about 25 miles to to the town and thy the end of the week, a town called arriaga which is 100 miles north. some will catch a bus or a train perhaps. instead of having to walk the entire 1400 miles to the u.s. border. mexican government so far it is not helping. however many mexican merchants and restaurants are coming out of the sides here giving them food and water for the journey. we asked about who's organizing it, we were told by the organizers which is people without borders, they say it is hunger. most of the people here are young men. they're not going to qualify for asylum. they have to cross the border illegally. many that we spoke to have no idea what the odds may be of getting caught and deported. >> this is not going to be easy. it's a lot of people. he's not going to be able to stop everybody. >> 's of the u.s. is paying for billboards up in the guatemalan isles. i talked to the women up there who grow coffee and beans and they say listen, that's a message that we look at the united states, we talked to her relatives, we know what's happening. many of

he is traveling with the caravan in arriaga, americans co-and joins you live.d morning, griff. >> yes. we are here in arriaga 177 miles of the guatemala border. continuing their march north. they are aware of president trump trying to make it harder for them to get across the border. the big news here, the president pi pin net stay here and register in the southern states we will give you temporary employment, healthcare and even some schooling. most of the migrants here, according toes pueblo group leading this march saying no, we are rejecting that we want a better deal. going to ultimately take this caravan to mexico city. which is a first we have ever seen to protest their treatment and also ask for a better deal. here in arriaga, you can see many of the migrants leaving early this morning. quite a bit of debris of trash. i want to bring, in come here for one second, i met marcos one of these traveling. he speaks english. very unique. how are you doing. >> i'm doing fine. yourself how are you doing today? griff: marcos is from el salvador. what do you think