the three cousins, axel, ever and omar stayed in a cheap hotel. in the morning axel told me why they had to get out of honduras. >> killers go to your house, asking for money. if you don't pay they kill you. it's horrible. >> border patrol agent andrew knows how hard the last stretch in the u.s. can be. driving us east of nogales, where the border fence gives way to desert. >> the people that come to the united states looking for a job is vulnerable. they don't know the criminal element on the border. once they are in the desert, they have nowhere to go. >> axel and his cousins couldn't afford to pay a smuggler for coy oata. they planned to print out maps of the desert and hope for the best. >> translation: i bought a big backpack to fill with a wad of cash. i'll leave with socks and return flush with dollars. >> you guys are leaving in the morning. >> a you ready. >> i'm a little scared. afraid. >> we asked if we could follow them. they said it was for them, not the cameras. we taught it would be the last time we would see them. but... ..we are b

. >> my name is axel cabrillo hernandez.years old. >> we first met axel when catholic boishes hel bishops ara mass. >> i just want to see my dad the journey didn't get to me i feel good but they tell me the hardest is coming. we'll see if it's hard in the moment. >> axel lined up for a sandwich and a coke. >> i left with about 700 honduran lumpira which is about 30, $40. >> after crossing illegally through guatemala and into mexico axel and his cousins climbed on top of a freight train collectively known as the beast. a free ride 1400 miles all the way to the border in nogales. >> the trip wasn't easy because we came on the train. when you don't have water or food you get really hungry. you're always aprayed because people are telling you that -- afraid because people are telling you that someone has fallen from the train and the train can kill you. >> that night the cousins mad cd in a cheap motel. ever told us why they had to escape. >> they try kill you. >> he drove us 13 miles east of nogales where the border gives way t

. >> my name is axel fernandez. 15 years old and i'm from honduras. >> we first met axel when catholic boip bishops held a ma. the journey axel and his cousins were about to make. >> they teld me the hardest part is coming. we'll see if it's hard in the moment. >> axel lined up for a free lunch, a sandwich and a coke. he had little more than the clothes on his back. >> i left with about 700 honduran lempura which is about 30 or $40. >> axel and his cousins made their way to puebla. they made their way onto the beast. about 1400 miles all the way to the border in n nogales. >> that night the three cousins axel ever and omar, stayed in a cheap hotel. that evening, axel told me why they had to get out of hopped h. >> they are killers. if you don't pay them they hurt you. it's horrible. >> had he knows how hard the last stretch can be. he drove us 13 miles from nogales? the area gives way to the desert. >> they are very vulnerable. these people they don't know the criminal element that exists in the border. once you're

. >> my name is axel fernandez.m 15 years old and i'm from honduras. >> reporter: we first met axel when catholic bishops honored migrants who died in the desert. the journey axel and his cousins were about to take. >> we'll see if it's hard in a moment. >> reporter: after the mass axel lined up for a free lunch, a sandwich and a coke. he had little more than the clothes on his back. >> i left with 700 lelpura, which is probably 30 or $40. >> after cross illegally into guatemala and mexico he and his cousins, went to puebla where they road the beast all the way to the border in no imrvetionales. >> the trip wasn't easy because we came on the train. when you don't have water or food you get really hungry. you're always afraid because people are telling you someone has fallen from the train that the train can kill you. >> reporter: that night, the three cousins stayed in a cheap motel. axel told me why they had to get out of honduras. >> there are killers go over your house, they are asking for money if you don't pay

. >> we first met axel when catholic i bishops. hardest part is coming. we'll see if it's hard in a moment. >> after the mass axel lined up for a free lunch a sandwich and a coke. he had little more than owner the clothes on his back. >> i left with 700 honduras rann lempura. which is around $40. >> they climbed on the beast, a dusty ride more than 1400 miles all the way to the border in nogalek. >> the trip wasn't easy because we came on the train. we don't have water or food. you get really hungry. you're always afraid because people are telling you that someone has fallen from the train, that the train can kill you. >> that night the three cousins, axel ever and omar stayed in a cheap hotel. in the morning ever told me why they had to get out of honduras. >> there are killers go over your house they are asking for money, if you don't pay they kill you. it's hard. >> border patrol agent knows how tough the last stretch into the u.s. can be. he drove us to where the border fence givers away into open desert. >> these people who come to the united states

. >> my name is axel fernandez, i'm 15 years old and i'm from honored honduras. >> we first met axel when clique catholic are bishops held a mass. >> they tell knee hardest part is coming. we'll see it's hard in the moment. >> after the mass axel lined up for a free lunch, a sandwich and a coke. >> i left with about 700 honduran limpira which is about 30 or $40. >> one of the most violent cities in the world. after crossing illegally through quawguatemala, they crossed oven the beast, a free ride more than 1400 miles all the way to the border in nogales. >> the trip wasn't easy because we came on the train. when you don't have water or food you get really hungry. you're always afraid because people are telling you that someone has fallen from the train. that the train can til kill you. >> that night the tree cousins, axel, ever and omar, stayed in a cheap hotel. in the morning ever told me why they had to get out of honduras. >> the killers go to your house they ask for money if you don't pay it, they kill you. it's just horrible. >> bother agent andy knows how hard the final miles c

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. >> we met axel when catholic bishops from around the u.s. held a mass. they honoured migrants who died in the desert. the journey axel and his cows inns were about to undertake. >> translation: i wanted to see my dad and study. the hardest part is coming. we'll see if it's hard in a moment. >> after the mass axel lined up for a free lunch, a sandwich and a coke. he had little more than the clothes on his back. >>translation: i left with maybe $30 or $40. >> ammel's home up to is one of the most violent cities. after crassing illegally, axel and his cousins made their way to puebla, climbing on top of a freight train, known as a beast. a dangerous and dusty free ride 1400 miles all the way to the border in nothing your. >> the trip was not easy. we came on the train. >> translation: when you don't have water or food you get hungry. you are afraid because people tell you someone has fallen from the train, that it can kill you. >> that night the three cousins, axel, ever and omar stayed in a cheap hotel. in the morning i was told why they are heading out of

. >> nacido en estados unidos y ahora con su abuela el pequeño axel estaba con su madre cuando se entregóar dialogo pero hay dudas por la desconfianza de las partes. angelica gonzález nos cuenta el miedo de los estudiantes de no estar en el dialogo >> leopoldo lópez de la cárcel dijo que cree en el dialogo se hace de pie y no de rodillas y el dialogo debería sin condiciones previas. >> aunque respetan a la oposición dicen que el acercamiento no cambia la agenda. >> se sienten los partidos que sean nosotros no vamos a parar las manifestaciones. >> no se puede dialogar con un gobierno que no escucha peticiones. >> van 40 estudiantes muertos y muchos más por el amba. >> te juro me juego mi vida respeto a la oposición. >> el vaticano recibió la invitación como testigo especial y capriles lo acepta. >> no nos vamos a poner de acuerdo pero por lo menos en acciones puntuales veamos acuerdo. >> no está claro cual de los polos va a ceder en el dialogo. >> vamos con detalles de la edición nocturna >> hola ¿qué tal? un menor de edad fue abandonado en carretera después de tener 100 heridas está muy g

. >> nacido en estados unidos y ahora en custodia de su abuela, el pequeÑo axel acompaÑaba a su mamÁ. ♪ >>el vasco aguirre lo arenmete el azteca vibra de emocion >>y queda plasmado >>comop parte de la familia univision noticias le damos las gracias >>que si no lo ha hecho se una a nuestra conversacion >>buena snoches >>hasta mañana >>♪ no lo puedo creer. >> no creo que se fije un galán en tu mamá >> mi mamá es guapisima, no lo niego ni lo negare, >> mi mamá h

. >> nacido en estados unidos y ahora en custodia de su abuela, el pequeÑo axel acompaÑaba a su mamÁse con sus hijos. ♪ >>el vasco aguirre lo arenmete el azteca vibra de emocion >>y queda plasmado >>comop parte de la familia univision noticias le damos las gracias >>que si no lo ha hecho se una a nuestra conversacion >>buena snoches >>hasta mañana ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hoy es jueves 10 de abril de 2014, muy buenos dÍas, y este jueves le digo hola quÉ tal. (risas) >>> les digo. >>> muchas gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. >>> vamos comenzar todo lo que le vamos a decir, por quÉ hoy continÚa en la busqueda de

what we're trying to do is axel late that offline to online conversion.ckup and delivery. >> the traders here aren't biting. let's go around the horn, other ipos that would rather buy? >> this is like would you rather? >> i would rather control ctrl. i don't think it's going to be long a perfect takeout candidate. >> going back to brick and mortars, go to travel, hilton, they're growing, global travel is taking off, a good sign of global traveling. hlt there's value here relatively. >> they have done a good job in general of pricing ipos, the list of ipos in 2014 -- i went down the list today and most of them are trading higher than their ipo price. right? at this point, i have enough exposure with my twitter. >> the bankers, has lazard is really interesting >>> final trade. tim. >> i'm selling brazil. buying korea. >> i want to be buy sugar sgg. >> pioneer. >> symantec. >>> all right, i'm melissa lee, thanks so much for watching. we'll see you back here on monday. meantime, don't go anywhere, "options action" starts right after this break. just take a cl

not where the country is. >> david axel rod. looking at potential republican field.ith some candidates. jeb bush, haven't seen them perform as presidential candidates. as rick perry showed us that can include some surprises. looking at the field as we see it poe ten sha-- it potential n. >> would jeb bush be the strongest candidate? >> heap would be. it's interesting. what happened in the last two cycles. we have had center right candidates. mccain and romney to get the nomination have basically s subjugated principles. bush seems to be willing to do the opposite. which is to say these are my prince pulls. you either accept me with, with my prince pulls, or, or the nomination isn't worth having. i can't win a general election, doing what you guys want me to do. by the way, yes he has been tested as a national candidate. but of the advantage bush has, he has been around this all his life. he novembersment process. he understands the process. he would be formidable if he can win the nomination on his terms. >> a piece of tape. shows what a formidable canned date its. i

axel, welcome. >> great to be with you. >> how are the markets responding to all of this? >> well, they have beensponding gradually with your previous guest pointed it out, the rubal as weakened, the russian stockmarket has not' been doing so well. access to credit has been difficult. this latest announcement of sanctions, i haven't seen any particular response. it's been widely anticipated and in my view, it's mostly cosmetic. >> which sectors of the russian economy have been affected so far? >> well, you don't see it on the street at this stage. what has been effective is the access to credit. both western banks but, also, asian banks are very reluctant to extend credit. and that is ultimately a problem in the medium term. it's not something you notice right away. so clearly, the russians or russian banks have learned how to conduct business, but you run an economy that needs to borrow money, then you have a few issues, a few challenges. and so these are challenges that are in the medium term problematic. it continues to discourage incre investment in russia. as far as d

different medications when i was at my darkest point, i found k-9s for warriors and i got my service dog, axelht here beside me and i take him everywhere. if i didn't have him, i guarantee you i wouldn't be sitting here today. i would be dead. i would have overdosed on one of those 32 different medications, drank myself to death, or ultimately would have become a statistic and committed suicide. we provide service dogs to wounded veterans with ptsd, traumatic brain injury, or amputees. we've provided 117 now to veterans throughout the country. we've had no suicides. we've had no suicide attempts. what he does for me is my marines watch my back when i was overseas. when i came back home, like i said, you can't turn that switch off, and he is what is able for my brain to relax because he is technically watching my back. he can do all other types of things. when i start to have a panic attack, when i start to have an anxiety attack, he senses that and he's able to lead me out of that situation. he also wakes me up from my night tremors, my night terrors. he can bring me my medicine. he can find m

me or somebody in my position it's very dangerous to speculate because you get wrapped around the axel one way or the other. the best thing you can do is prepare really well. we firmly believe in our merits, obviously, as you can tell. i think there is supportive law, there's established precedent that supports our position. there's good policy that supports our position. there are massive implications if our position isn't supported. and on the other side, there are literally no implications because the dvr has been in existence since 2008, the world hasn't ended, and 60 million people use antennas in some way, shape or form, and career will i the world -- clearly, the world hasn't ended. so this hoopla that somehow the e world is going to end if aereo continues, our business margins are locked in for the next ten years. so i like our position, i like our alignment with the correctness for the consumer. after that, you know, that's the best you can do. after that, it's in the hands of nine what i'm confident very smart, just people. and it's going to be a matter of good advocacy to, h

colonel axel schneider and his team of european military observer have been held in the town since friday. these captured ukrainian soldiers are also in slovyansk and were shown off to journalists bound and bloody. this coal mining town of 100,000 is at the center of the trouble in eastern ukraine. and this is the face of the separatist insurgency, vyacheslav ponomaryov. he served in the army when ukraine was part of the soviet union, and has now appointed himself mayor. >> "we're fighting a war here," he told us, "but we didn't start it. it was forced on us by those in ukraine who listened to the american government." ponomaryov wants this region to become an independent state and many here agree. they say they were better off under the soviets. a statue of lenin is a reminder of the town's past. ukraine and the u.s. accuse russia of aiding the militants here, but polimariov is adamant he hasn't even spoken to the russian government. nothing? none? if there is an independent state here, what role do you see for yourself? do you think that you might become the president? why not? >> "i ju

power steering and side air bags, instrument panels and axel problems. >>> pilots for lovethansa have started a walk out. striking with management over salaries and benefits. they said they want to start gar gaining again quickly. >> we are ready to talk. there was an offer, now we need to start talking about the offer in order to understand the different pogdss. we hope that after the strike or during the strike, negotiations can begin again. >> they have cancelled 4,000 flights because of the walk out. it is set to end on friday. >>> still to come the squeeze on russia. >> can the alliance get them to move thousands of troops away from the ukraine border? >>> well, the rare show of biparsan ship in kpg. >> the house of representatives approved new sanctions on russia. the measure provides a billion in loan guarantees to the ukraine. the senate passed it last week, it is on its way to president barack obama who is expected to sign it into law. >> they are meeting right now in brussels on the ukraine. they are looking at ways to boost the nato military presence in eastern europe. >> n

they were under heavy pressure from top democrats including david axel rod who has been an adviser to the president, dick durbin, charles shum eastern a fellow named carl schumer. you really don't believe that pressure from the top democrats on the democratic irs and democratic administration had anything to do with this? >> the inspector general said in essence, no. let me point out very clearly the 501-c-4 -- force. >> they just completed an audit. >> let me finish. 501-c-4 are those involved in social welfare, not politics. >> congressman, there were liberals groups that were involved in politics as well like priorities usa. the irs did nothing to look at those liberal groups but they went after groups. i mean we have a point at which two liberal campaign finance groups went to lois learner and said you really to go after gps to, the karl rove group and she immediately orders an examination, an audit of that. >> look, some of the 501-c-4 groups were liberal groups. there were liberal groups that investigated. the names are in the document that's are supposed to be secret. half of t

yes, small cookie going to talk to david axel rod. he knows what he is doing there.omising himself for certain republicans there. clearly reaching out to -- independently minded liberals, progressives, democrats. and trying to do some of that. but it is very selective. maybe the press release tomorrow will say, of course, i think voter id is a great idea. he is trying to have it both ways. when he puts it out, saying reagan spending was the result of democrats in congress. that may be partly true. but it is actually not really, it doesn't qualify as fact checking. because there was that whole thing about the cold war build-up. and the massive defense spending that was driven by ronald reagan not actually by the democrats in congress. >> yeah, to that point. patricia, play that for you. there was a little bit of that two-note shuffle step. a southern expression. american south. making things up. listen to him talk about jeb bush trying to hit two notes here. my first thought. i think he is well intentioned in what he is trying to say. if you were to ask me what i woul

their leader, german colonel axel snyder says their diplomatic protection didn't protect them from being asked to do this. >> we are not fighters. we are diplomats in uniform. he acts as a local commander. and that is when he said i want the officers to show up here for an international press conference. and we accepted that because we wanted that our families sees us. >> reporter: they say they're treated well and not threatened, but even moscow's calls for the situation to be resolved haven't been heard yet. >> the decision to put these observers, who say they're here fully mandated by the osce, on display like this marks a substantial escalation by the self-declared administration here in slovyansk. >> reporter: in the back the real power here, increasingly relaxed. >> do they look like soldiers to you? >> translator: i have nothing to say about that. >> where are you from? >> translator: i'm not local but i am from earth. i'm not extraplanetary. >> reporter: one of them tells me how they were detained just outside town. >> getting rid of all things that we own. the clothes, slirpz, e

. >>> quÉ hermoso cumpleaÑos, axel estrada en carolina del sur, tres aÑos.Ón de chiquis, la hija mayor de la diva de la banda, no creeras lo que revelÓ. >>> tenemos tema bueno para nosotros los padres. saben lo que le molesta a nuestros hijos de nosotros? ay diosito. llega carla monroy a contarnos quÉ no debe hacer una mami diariamente con sus hijos. >>> ya estÁ por llegar aquÍ mamacita claudia, no, zuleyka rive rivera, para decirnos que viene a despedirse, no te despidas zuleyka, te amo. quiÉn lavarÁ los trastes? (risas) ♪. ♪. ♪. esto se pone mejor. >>> alicia machado, habla a calzÓn quitado de temas que no tocÓ en television, la entrevista que todos comentarÁn hoy. >>> llega zuleyka rivera a despedirse en minutos cuenta por quÉ y a que le dice adiÓs. >>> lo que le molesta a tus hijos de ti, lo que no debe hacer una mamÁ con sus hijos. >>> somos los preferidos de hollywood, de la meca del cine nos visita el protagonista de la pelÍcula "heaven ir for real". ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> venga. >>> eso. >>> sola. >>> sÍ, si. >>> familia buenos dÍas, es martes primero de abril

we're talk with the president of the bundesbank, axel weber. he's the chairman of ubs as well.ot of fed meetings happening next week. janet yellen is out talking to chairman of the fed. we'll get insights as well as what all of this change and regulation mean for the banking sect sector. we're talking about gene sperling, how do you move the needle in terms of job creation. we have marsha blackburn coming up as well, congresswoman who had a lot to say about kathleen sebelius stepping down. >> the great maria bartiromo "sunday morning futures" starts in about 12 minutes. >> get in the elevator and i'll be set. >>> up next, "duck dynasty" daughter trading in cam mow with her own dress line. she's helping out our nation's heroes at the same time. >> those are cute. look. >> she's brought a little something for anna. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and ba