>>> si esa critica fuera cierta, el presiono estarÍa yendo a mÉxico, y a costa rica, en la semana quesomos... la idea del presidente es que somos todos un hemisferio y tenemos que trabajar juntos para asegurar que tenemos buen futuro econÓmico. por eso estÁ viajando a mÉxico. y se reunirÁ con todos los paÍses de centroamÉrica cuando estÉ en costa rica. >>> cuando se habla de esta relaciÓn con latinoamÉrica, especialmente con mÉxico, se habla necesariamente del tema del narcotrÁfico. este tema va a tomar la reuniÓn es un nuevo tema que preocupa a los paÍses y la regiÓn co, como el tema del narcotrÁfico. >>> trabajamos junto con el gobierno de mÉxico y esto seguro que va a seguir tenemos que ser buenos socios, tenemos que tener Éxito juntos en contra del narcotrÁfico. y esto serÁ parte de la reuniÓn, pero tambiÉn el tema de la a reuniÓn realmente es el desarrollo econÓmico. sirve no solo al pueblo mexicano, si no a de to el hemisferio. >>> una Última cuestiÓn y volvemos a la pregunta inicial. la reforma migratoria. >>> ¿quÉ tan optimista estÁ la casa blanca de sacar la reforma migratori

>> costa rica started a lot of these processes. they were the first to trade carbon credits.ve more area under protection than any other country in terms of percentage of their land. they've done so many things. they need to go ahead and take a leadership position in this, because it's an important issue. the success of what i do here is, for me, it's something that we all have to aspire to. it's not rancho margot's success. it's us. it's all of us. we all need to be part of this. we all need to think differently. this is what we try to tell people that come here, and, you know what one of the most wonderful things about doing what i'm doing here is, is the fact that i get to meet so many people that know so much more than me that i keep learning. i've never been happier in my life doing what i'm doing. >> reporter: rancho margot isn't the first farm. but what juan does most, create that uh-huh moment. when you say, yeah, i get it. the cows, the pig,

. >> la cansilleria salvadoreña quiere tomar la reforma cuando obama llegue a costa rica, hugo martinezia y el tema de reforma migratoria. >> ♪ ♪ . >> en méxico se descubre un complot para atentar con dos hermanos federales. >> el efecto indica que es una revision de rutina de llamados que querían atentar. >> es como si vuelvo a nacer. >> ricardo agradece por salvar la vida, todo estaba listo para asesinar a monreal y su hermano. >> se quitaron armas, equipos de comunicacion y una comunicacion. >> luego que se detecto los sospechosos, tenían listo el ataque, el y su hermano cambiaron planes. >> había manifestacion y gracias a eso nos metimos a un restaurantete. >> localizaron a las personas a menos de una calle, los detenidos dijeron que era matar a uno o los dos hermanos. >> no tengo problemas con ellos, no presupondre autoria alguna. >> hasta el momento no dan detalles de los detenidos y el autor. >> se ve en una venganza de grupos empresariales de sacatecas, regreso. >> gracias, recuerde que continuamos trabajando para trabajar en vivo a las 11, deciden el futuro de rishmond y

la reforma migratoria en estados unidos, take vo ---cuando el presidente barack obama llegue a costa rica, para participar en la cumbre con otros presidentes centroameric anos... ---el canciller hugo martinez, informo que durante la cumbre se discutiran varios temas de economia y seguridad entre otros, pero que tambien quisieran plantearle al mandatario estadounidense el tema de la reforma migratoria que beneficiaria a millones de sus connacionales establecidos en estados unidos... stop open cesar ---en mexico se descubre un complot para atentar contra dos hermanos legisladores federales... take 2 box ---jazive perez nos tiene la informacion mas reciente desde la ciudad de mexico... jazive... mexico... jazive... cesar ---ahora nos enlazamos con javier castro para saber como estar el tiempo el fin de semana, adelante javier. cesar ---pausa comercial pero antes, un avance de domina la accion con juan francisco ramirez.. juanfra live segment ends cesar ---vamos con juan francisco ramirez y domina la accion, adelante juan francisco chroma key jf buenas noches cesar,, amigos en casa feliz vier

en entrevista con univisiÓn, revela detalles sobre su prÓxima visita a mÉxico y costa rica, y tambiÉnorte suprema escucha argumentos en dos casos que pudieran ser claves para la legalizaciÓn del matrimonio legal, debo teams el tema con el editor en jefe de el favor dado. >>> y con portavoz de nacional. >>> y le los pies a presos, y no quiere vivir en el departamento papal, el papa trae cambios al vaticano y al terminar la semana semana vemos impresiones de tras religiones sobre el nuevo papa, estÁ con nosotros en un panel compuesto por el rabino mario, el capellÁn musulman wilfredo y el presidente del concilio nacional de latino evangÉlicos pa estÁ muel. >>> y estamos con el chef richard nos habla sobre sus comienzos en mÉxico, y su pasiÓn por la cocina y cÓmo ha logrado tener 30 retos tarnlstaurantes mundo. >>> comenzamos. > >>>. >>> vamos al punto. con jorge ramos. >>> vamos al punto comenzamos con atreves fecha taco el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama. barack obama hay que decirlo. ha hablado con nosotros aquÍ en univisiÓn mÁs que cualquier otro presidente de los estad

. >>> viene y te dice yo soy de costa rica y allÁ esta mi familia, y allÁ se quedÓ, eh, la canciÓn "hermosa el cariÑo de la gente. >>> tendremos mucho mÁs de esta ent entrevista extraordinaria con josÉ jose en "enfoque". como dijimos precisamente esta noche uno de los protagonistas de los premios billboard es joÉe ahÍ estÁ la bella marÍa skwles te y los detalles de una noche extraordinaria quÉ belleza mary. >>> gracias josÉ, definitivamente va a ser una gran noche el premio de josÉ tambiÉn un reconocimiento especial a manÁ mi grupo favorito, habrÁn sorpresas sobre el reconocimiento a jenni rivera algo que todos estamos esperando, serÁ una noche que sobrepasa las expectativas, una noche que hemos estado preparando en telemundo durante todo un aÑo y las fichas estÁn en su lugar, desde aquÍ veo una fila in terterminable de limusi porque este evento comienza despuÉs de nuestro noticiero. >>> mary gracias y con eso llegamos al fin de esta ediciÓn los dejar con alfombra roja de los premios billboard de la mÚsica latina esta noche de estrella por eso telemundo mi direcciÓn en twitter j d ba slarts

>> tuesday's news conference was a chance to tackle tough topics before the president heads to costa rica and mexico later in the week. >>> six months after hurricane sandy hit, we're learning more about the impact of all of that flooding. according to the nonprofit group, treatment plans between d.c. and connecticut released more than 11 billion-gallons of sewage. covering new york central park with 41 feet of sewage. a third of that sewage was untreated. >>> a change in our climate could leave us all feeling a little thirsty. a new study finds we could be looking at changes in the river's flow by 2040. that combined with a moderate draft could translate to water restrictions throughout our region. more than 3/4 of our area relies on the river for its source of drinking water. >> no shortage of water coming from the sky over the past few days. >> i thought climate change would bring us more rain. now, speaking of water, let's freeze it. this is pretty cool. take you up to minnesota. this is plymouth, minnesota. this is called shandaleering, where the ice splinters into fine shards. it's

cecilia muÑoz, sobre la reforma migratoria pero elling el viaje del presidente obama a mÉxico y costa ricarÁ con el presidente de mÉxico y los presidente de los paÍses de centroamÉrica. para asegurar que estamos avanzando en esta cuestiÓn econÓmica. sobre cosas como energÍa. >>> esto y mucho mÁs incluyendo una entrevista distinta, y profunda con el gran josÉ jose, enfoque este domingo a las 12/11 centro. cuando regresemos en el noticiero telemundo. porque se podrÍa acabar los dolores de cabeza que provocan largas esperas de los aeropuerto del paÍs y expulsaron un hombre de arabia saudita por ser guapo, lo atacan tambiÉn. [estruendo]♪] >> [gol >>> 12 aÑos despuÉs de los ataques terr rirrts del 9/11. dicen haber encontrado un pedazo de las ma ves que se estrellÓ contra las torres gemelas. estuvo in cruz traed en una mezquita cerca de allÍ y un edificio aledaÑo. tiene un nuevo se de serie andzado para determinar su verdadero origen se sabrÁ si es un pedazo de de laviones. >>> el congreso aprobÓ una medida para reducir el impacto de los problemas econÓmicos del gobierno janet rodrÍguez con los

ganas, que todos los aÑos y hasta gente que no ha parlts padre nunca estÁ pensando en inicials costa rical atentado contia en este hospital donde se peco ran las vick trÍctimas de las explosiones, esto es delicado para las familias afectadas >>> hay que seguir adelante con la vida normal porque fo podenos dejar que esta gente noos efes a fz >>> bien josÉ se ha recaudado 20 millones de dÓlares, de personas que quieren ayudar a boston en su dolor el gobernador de massachusetts y el alcalde de boston dijeron que este dinero serÁ repartido el 4 de julio dÍa de la independencia de este paÍs como sÍmbolo de la libertad que lo caracteriza, josÉ isolda gracia js l gracias >>> los defensores de los inmigran inmigrantes lograron una importante victoria, de ahora en adelante el gobierno de estados unidos tendrÁ que pagarle a el abogado de los pacientes discapacitados, y para evitar que se sigan abusos contra esta comunidad tan individual fe razonab individuvulnerable la orden jud afecta a washington, y surge por un problema de un migrante con problemas mentales quien no tuvo audiencia durante 5 aÑos

. >> president obama previewed up coming trip to mexico and costa rica where immigration reform, drug enforcement were top of the agenda. >> the president says he's confident immigration reform will make it to his desk. he wants a bill that includes a pathway to citizenship for 11 million people in the u.s. illegally. >>> still ahead, an unarmed man turns the table on would be robber. wait until you see what happens next. how to make sure your pet is ea healthy. >> and new complaints about a popular brand of dog food and how to make sure your pet is eating healthy coming up. >> i'm lawrence karnow. we are live at where? and we are talking about the weather with our mobile weather lab. more on that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, vehicle possibly connected kidnapping attempt. >>> around the bay area, pittsburg police are looking for a car in a kidnapping attempt. a maroon or burgandy ford explorer. snowflake way last friday when a man tried to grab a two year old girl from a front yard. >> why san mateo county agencies led to dozens of guns. bought two assault weapons. they later confiscat

. >>> y esta semana entrante el presidente viajarÁ a latinoamÉrica a mexico y despuÉs a costa rica. >stro futuro econÓmico es un solo futuro, asÍ que el presidente se va a reunir con los presidentes peÑa nieto de mÉxico y tambien con los presidentes de paÍses cenoed otro amÉrica para sus seguver Í vanlamo y tenemos oportunidades econÓmicas muy importantes y hay que avanzar la cuestiÓn economica, y la cuestiÓn de seguridad y la cuestiÓn de ser buenos socios para nuestro futuro que tenemos en comÚn. >>> y preocupante para alguno los que pasa en venezuela dÓnde la situaciÓn parece mÁs y mas cono vulas todos dloois. >>> lo importante asegurar que el pueblo tiene confianza en su propio proceso, estamos en yeso vamos seguir en todo latinoamÉrica como todo el mundo importando la democracia. >>> gracias por haber con nosotros. >>> para ver la entrevista en "telemundo.com." >>> y vamos a la pausa. >>> y regresaremos hablando de este y mÁs, y esta aquÍ con nosotros josÉ jose. >>> (♪). >>> hola. hola. ¿quién es tu amiguita? ise llama mike! tiene los ojos de pancho. ...y la cabeza de una pelota d

when we were in costa rica, there was nothing to do. so i played the guitar.hool, i would have been in a rock and back in tampa. back in tampa. and playing the guitar because that's all i had. my style emerged virtually whole. i was startled when i heard it for years later. tavis: how appreciated are you all of these years later that your style emerged whole? >> somehow, through the chaos of my family and all of the moving house that we did, that it managed to survive. [laughter] that is what i'm grateful for. we were pretty chaotic. the second thing i'm grateful for is the records that i got to listen to. i hadn't developed a blue style yet. and ied some r&b guitar am grateful for son house and bond will mikael and elmore james. i couldn't wait to get an electrified guitar she could get that thing where you incorporate the amplifier into the music. i couldn't wait. it all comes from the same tree, all of us. and the three english boys, you know, jeff beck and jimmy page and eric clapton, the surrey boys they are called. [laughter] we were making records in th

he's going to mexico and costa rica. so it is also quite possible that they want to put him in front of reporters before those trips to flesh out some of those issues that he's dealing with heren 0 the home front and abroad before he focuses his attention on mexico and costa rica. >> let me get back on the question of syria. i'm trying to weigh this out myself. i know the pressure on him because of the red line statement. i know this is the way we often get boxed in. with clinton back in the '90s. it was the iraqi liberation act. in terms of getting into war, they have to make good on them. and get i have is how. i want to understand that the defense system in syria is excellent. and can stay the art, russian-built, so we have to go in somewhere almost diagonally the way the israelis are dropping the bombs, shooting from lebanon on this diagonal, if you will, which can go ten miles from where the airplane is. is that the way we would fight this, flying over and not flying around? >> i'm not a defense expert, chris. "a,"

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i know there's a trip coming up to mexico in may and to costa rica. >> one of the things about that tripongly on immigration. in mexico, there is widespread disbelief that anything can be done about immigration. here's the president. >> good afternoon, everybody -- or good morning, everybody. i am here to answer questions in honor of ed henry as he wraps up his tenure as president of the white house correspondents association. ed, because of that, you get the first question. congratulations. >> thank you, sir. i really appreciate that. hope to go back to business in a little bit. thank you. >> you may be mad at me. >> i'm not. a couple questions on national security. on syria you said the red line was not just chemical weapons being spread. it was a "game change"er. it was cut and dry. now you are suggesting that line is not clear. do you risk u.s. credibility if you don't take military action? and then on benghazi, there are some suffer sraoeufrs of that terror attack who say they want to come forward and testify. some in your state department. they say they have been blocked. will you

. >> carlos came from costa rica to the united states more than 30 years ago.orn in the u.s. and he says both wanted to serve their country. >> this is alexander arrendondo who served two tours in the iraq. at the age of 28, a sniper shot took his life. >> very handsome guy. who is this? >> this is brian right here. he die of suicidal in december 19th, 2011. he was often a lot -- he lost his brother. >> carlos has been fighting his own demons. attempting suicide after receiving news that his son alexander was killed in iraq. he came to the marathon to hand out american flags and to cheer on two groups, one honoring the fallen soldiers, the other to raise awareness of and prevent suicide. >> we had a good reasons to be there, to cheer, to honor, and to remember. >> when the bomb went off, the first thing carlos did was snap photos. >> i was holding my camera in my hand, you know, even though i was there and shocked, i managed to take four pictures. >> carlos quickly put his camera away and went across the street to help victims but there were barriers in the way

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. >> carlos came from costa rica to the united states more than 30 years ago. were born in the u.s., and he says both wanted to serve their country. >> this is alexander arrendondo who served two tours in the iraq. at the age of 20 years old, a sniper shot took his life. >> very handsome guy. and who is this? >> this is brian right here. he die of suicidal in december 19th, 2011. he was often a lot -- he lost his brother. >> carlos has been fighting his own demons. attempting suicide after receiving news that his son alexander was killed in iraq. he came to the marathon to hand out american flags and to cheer on two groups, one running honoring the fallen soldiers, the other to raise awareness of and prevent suicide. >> we had a good reasons to be there, to cheer, to honor, and to remember. >> when the bomb went off, the first thing carlos did was snap photos. >> i was holding my camera in my hand, you know, even though i was there and shocked, i managed to take four pictures. >> carlos quickly put his camera away and went across the street to help victims, but

i don't want to leave out we're going to be talking to costa rica, presidents of central american countries, many of whom are struggling with both economic issues and security issues, but are important partners for us because i think the vision here is that we want to make sure our hemisphere is more effectively integrated. that's good for the united states. that's good for our economy. there are a whole range of opportunities. that's going to be the purpose of this trip. i'm sure those of you who will travel with me will have a chance to discuss this further. thank you very much everybody. >> so there he is the president -- hold on. i had a chance to talk to him yesterday. he seems like a terrific young man i told him i couldn't be prouder. one of the extraordinary measures of progress that we've seen in this country has been the recognition that the lgbt community deserves full equality, not just partial equality, not just tolerance, but a recognition that they're fully part of the american family. and given the importance of sports in our society for an individual who's excelled at the h

our ambassador to costa rica who is our neighbor in dallas and they started looking at difference options. i was slightly preoccupied with the presidency but i trusted these men. they came to me -- i can't remember exactly when but it was prior for us leaving for dallas and they said here's where your options. laura and i looked at them and chose s.m.u. >> why? >> s.m.u. is in dallas. we like dallas. it is easy to get to. secondly, they made it clear we would hope to put our facility here on campus. we have a nice piece of land in the heart of dallas, texas. thirdly, s.m.u. is a great university. it also helped that laura went there. we're very impressed of the leadership of southern methodist and we felt, and rightly sew there is synergy with a good university. there were other universities that appealed to us, of course, but s.m.u. was the final winner. it also helped that the alumni base is active and supportive of the bush center. they view this as a win for southern methodist and i think it will be for the long term. so we're content with the selection. it has worked out, better than

from costa rica. >> wow, i hope we didn't scare the penguins down there, jerry. finally, the factor tip of the day. as i said we are all in this together. even though americans often disagree with each other on various things, we're all in it together. but there is a fund that's been set up called a one fund boston, and you can access it on onefundboston.org. many people lost limbs in the bombings. you know how intense that is. so if you can help out, you will be a patriot. i know money is tight and it's hard, but just like five, ten bucks, it mounts up. these families are going to need a lot of support. the factor tip of the day. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. we would like to you spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world, including antarctica. if you wish to opine, the word of the day is do not be lugubrious when writing. remember, the spin stops here. we are d

but the north costa rica reasoning 55 degrees and drizzle and for us, the numbers today stay in the mid-70s down in the south bay, a few low 80s, too. 79 in sunnyvale, home of apple computer, 80 cupertino. 82 morgan hill. san jose today 81 degrees. east bay we look at low 80s. 81 at livermore, pleasanton 82. and 82 at antioch. 76 vallejo near the delta. and 80 degrees in santa rosa and 78 degrees in petaluma. 75 for novato and 80 for sonoma. in the extended forecast we are going to be looking for numbers to still warm slightly through the weekend and into next week. look at tuesday numbers approaching mid- to upper 80s. and all the way toward next thursday. still stay warm inland 70s along the bay about as good as it gets with a mild beach. that's weather, here's traffic with elizabeth. >>> thank you, brian. we are still getting some more details about this accident in hayward. we have just confirmed that it is a fatal accident on mission boulevard so they closed off a couple of block stretch of mission boulevard both directions between blossom way and medford avenue. so this was an acc

. >> reporter: his name is carlos and he is from costa rica, he is cowboy hat wearing hero. that because he rejects the title. when the bombs go off, he ran them. >> first explosion, my reaction was to jump the fence and run to the site where the explosion but seconds after the first explosion there was another second explosion. it happened only about maybe 50 yards away from the first site. what i did, i went across the street and i jumped the fence right away to see how i can help there. i was shocked to seeing all these bodies laying on the ground with missing limbs and broken legs and people who really looked like they already lost their lives. tell people crying and people asking for help. so we start breaking things down the way, making a space to move these people out. i went straight to this young lady. i called for her to let her know she is okay and she is going to be fine. help is on the way. just stay down and don't move. then i went straight to this young man, at the age of 20 years old. i told him to stay down, that he is okay. help on the way and we are going

what's significant on wednesday, on thursday the president is heading to mexico and costa rica for acenter. so some of his advisors are telling me privately he wants to get this new team in place before that trip, shep. >> shepard: ed henry at the white house. ed, thanks. the white house says president obama had promised to sign that bill ending airport staffing cuts as soon as possible. but turns out there is a little problem. very little one, the senate version of the bill has what sources describe as a spelling error or a typo. seems the word account needs an s so it reads accounts instead. that's the hold up. those sources say this is really a formality. federal aviation association over the weekend says already returned to normal working hours. spaceship designed to carry tourists had first successful test flight today. lasted only 16 seconds above southeastern california. and the craft did not actually reach space at all. virgin galactic reports spaceship 2 passenger craft beyond the earth's atmosphere later this year. so far more than 500 is aexpiring tourists have paid $200,0

and i don't want to leave out that we'll also be talking to during my visits to costa rica presidents of central american countries, many of whom are struggling with both economic issues and security issues. but are important partners for us because i think the vision here is that we want to make sure that our hemisphere is more effectively integrated to improve the economy and security of all people. the that's good for the united states, it can enhance our economy and improve energy end inside. there are a whole range of opportunities and that's the purpose of this trip. i'm sure those who travel with me will have a chance to discuss those opportunities. >> jason collins-will- >> i had a chance to talk to him yesterday. seems like a terrific young man and i told him i couldn't be prouder. one of the extraordinary measures of progress that we've seen in this country has been the recognition that the lgbt community deserves full equality. not just partial equality. not just tolerance, but recognition that they're fully a part of the american family. and given the importance of sports

costa rica, is significantly different than might occur in california or in michigan. and so we have to be aware that there are potentially different... risks in terms of those foods. the other is that we've figured out a w to mass produce and mass distribute foods in a volthat we've ver been able to do . and we have a variety of new food products-- prepackaged salads-- and while in general these products are quite safe, the problem is that if something does go wrong, it can go wrong on a very large-scale basis. the traditional outbreak that we think about-- the bad potato salad on a vat the church supper,. you know-- still does occur, but what we see more and more of is we see very low levels of contamination in a product that may be distributed very widely in a large number of states. in order to get a handle on these widely dispersed cases, the cdc is turning to technology. one of the ways that we've been doing that is similar to what the fbi does in terms to having a national database of fingerprints of criminals. anytime one of those bugs is isolated, either from

and i don't want to leave out that we're also going to be talking to costa rica, the presidents of central american countries, many of whom are struggling with both economic issues and security issues, but are important partners for us. because i think the vision here is that we want to make sure that our hemisphere is more effectively integrated to improve the economy and security of all people. that's good for the united states. that will enhance our economy. that can improve our energy independence. there are a whole range of opportunities and that's going to be the purpose of this trip. and i'm sure that those of you who will have the chance to travel with me will have a chance to discuss this further. thank you very much, everybody. thank you, guys. >> i'll say something about jason collins. i had a chance to talk to him yesterday. he seems like a terrific young man. and i told him i couldn't be prouder of him. you know, one of the extraordinary measures of progress that we've seen in this country has been the recognition that lbgt community deserves full equality, not just partial eq

. >> when i gave my talk at a class earlier today, i had a student from costa rica, to me and he and i talked about how hispanics and latinos are the most underrepresented in. i just did a story where the depth percentage of characters and assigned them by race. a percentage or white, non-white, hispanic, asian and black. hispanics read 5%, even though there's 16%. no other group is underrepresented to that level. so i think what we had when there's no ethnic group that is a majority in the u.s. once hispanics grow enough, we reach a point where no one has a majority. but that doesn't speak to us power. white house will still control corporate power. though still run the movie studios, television, radio from a newspaper, a magazine industry. so what white males think is important will still have more weight because they'll still control institutions. we saw that in south africa. 23, 25 million black people in a much smaller number of white south africans but because they control the economy and the industry, they controlled the country. i feel like opera. and only people of a certain

i don't want to leave out we'll also be talking to -- during any visits to costa rica, presidents ofral american countries, many of whom are struggling with both economic issues and security issues but are important partners for us because i think the vision here is that we want to make sure that our hemisphere is more effectively integrated to improve the economy and security of all people. that's good for the united states and that will enhance our economy, that can improve our energy independence. there are a whole range of opportunities and that's going to be the purpose of this trip and i'm sure that those of you who will have a chance to travel with me will have a chance to discuss this further. all right? thank you very much, everybody. thank you, guys. connell: president obama wrapping up a news conference. he took only one additional question. hold on here. >> he seems like a terrific young man and i told him i couldn't be prouder of him. you know, one of the extraordinary measures of progress that we've seen in this country has been the recognition that lgbt community deser

he goes off to mexico and costa rica for a trip in a few days.effective to let us ask those kind of questions that can be more combative in the u.s. the questions can focus more on the trip that he's on with foreign leaders. he will probably try to talk about the economy and his work addressing jobs. he'll have to address the questions we ask him. that's what he's here to do. >> i assume he'll open up with a brief statement. there are so many questions. if i or you were in that room, we would love to ask the president were there clues that were missed that could have prevented the boston marathon bombing? were the miranda rights administered too early to the 19-year-old suspect who answered questions for about 16 hours and all of a sudden he got lawyered up to stop answering fbi questions. i assume there will be some questions on boston. >> on boston, absolutely. i can tell you i have never seen this room quite so packed. i don't know if you have a very wide picture of this room, but it is over -- it is filled to the gills and i think that is bec

i don't want to leave out we're also going to be talking to, during my visit to costa rica, presidents of central american countries, many of whom are struggling with both economic issues and security issues but are important partners for us because i think, that the vision here is, that we want to make sure that our hemisphere is more effectively inat that greated to improve the economy and security of all people that is good for the united states. that will enhance our economy. that can improve our energy independence. there are a whole range of opportunities and that is going to be purpose of this trip and i'm sure that those of how will have a chance to travel with me will have a chance to discuss this further. all right? thank you very much everybody. thank you, guys. jon: so after, oh, some four months, one more comment. >> i had a chance to talk to him yesterday. seems like a terrific young man. and, yeah i told him i couldn't be prouder. you know, one of the, extraordinary measures of progress that we've seen in this country has been the recognition that the lgbt community dese

i don't want to leave out we're also going to be talking to during my visit to costa rica presidentsntries, many of whom are struggling with both economic issues and security issues. but are important partners for us, because i think that the vision here is that we want to make sure that our hemisphere is more effectively integrated to improve the economy and security of all people. that's good for the united states. that will enhance our economy. that can improve our energy independence. there are a whole range of opportunities, and that's going to be the purpose of this trip. and i'm sure that those of you, who will have a chance to travel with me will have a chance to discuss this further. all right? thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> invoking mark twain and saying that perhaps rumors of his demise have been greatly exaggerated, and joking with abc's jonathan carl, that he would -- >> one of the extraordinary measures of progress, that we've seen in this country has been the recognition that the lgbt community deserves full equality, not just partial equality. not just

been multiple boards because many people have written that they have had to create new boards, costa rica, never forget the helpers, the runners, the first responders, the wounded, the deceased. god bless you, boston. we stand behind you. new york city. sorry for your loss. germany, be strong. boston never leaves your heart. be strong. people continue to leave their messages. their leaving flowers, teddy bears, they're leaving red sox jerseys. and where are my ladies? here they are. tell me your first names? >> betsy. >> betsy and -- >> and sara. >> and sara. you work down around the corner. what do you want people to know? we have been here for so many days here and we have seen sort of the resilience of boston. you still have questions though. >> i do. i just want to know why. like how can someone be so heartless and so evil to do this and to hurt innocent people? i don't think i'll ever understand it. >> if you ever got an answer, if we ever heard from them, it is in fact they're the ones that are ultimately convicted of the heinous crime, would any answer really allay your concerns? >

i especially am encouraged by the cowboy from costa rica that is now an american citizen, how he helped with one of the runners. and that's what some of the best part of the american people. you mention to bring the perpetrators to justice, and they will be brought to justice. but buttressing in on benghazi, it's been seven months since that attack. people are frustrated. members of congress are you frustrated. they want, 100 want a select committee to study benghazi. of course, many of them are not on any committee of jurisdiction but they want a committee. i hear comments all the time, why haven't we captured somebody that did these bad things in benghazi? reports indicate that the libyan government really won't do anything because, reportedly, some of the groups, the militia groups that support the libyan government may be involved in the attack. would you comment on that, if you can't? >> i don't have any knowledge whatsoever. let me just say one of the first things i did when i came in was called director mueller at the fbi to get an update on this. because obviously, you know, the

on thursday, the president will depart washington for his visit to mexico and costa rica.s trip is an opportunity to reinforce the deep cultural, familial, and economic ties that so many americans share with mexico and central america. while in mexico he looks forward to meeting with the president. the president welcomes the opportunity to discuss ways to deepen our partnership and further our engagement on a broad arc rate of regional and global issues that connect our countries. on friday afternoon, the president will part mexico for coaster rica. while there, he looks forward to meet with the president of grocery the and others whom the president has offered to host. the trip will be an important chance to discuss our efforts to promote growth and development in central america and our cooperation on citizens to carry great saturday he will depart costa rica and returned to washington. sunday the president will deliver the commencement address at ohio state university. he will were turned to washington later that day. thanks, all. all done. [captions copyright national

i especially am encouraged by the cowboy from costa rica that is now an american citizen, how he helped with one of the runners. that's what some of the best part of america is the people. you mentioned bringing those perpetrators to justice and they will be brought to justice, but buttressing in on benghazi, it's been seven months since that attack. people are frustrated. members of congress are even frustrated. they want several hundred want a select committee to study benghazi. of course many of them aren't on any committee of jurisdiction, but they want a committee. i hear comments all the time, why haven't we captured somebody that did these bad things in benghazi? reports indicate that the libyan government really won't do anything because -- reportedly, some of the groups, the militia groups that support the libyan government may be involved in the attack. would you comment on that if you can? >> i don't have any knowledge whatsoever. let me just say one of the first thing i did when i came in was call director mueller at the f.b.i. to get an update on this. because obviously we

i especially am encouraged by the cowboy from costa rica that is now an american citizen, how he helped with one of the runners. that's what some of the best part of america is the people. you mentioned bringing those perpetrators to justice and they will be brought to justice, but buttressing in on benghazi, it's been seven months since that attack. people are frustrated. members of congress are even frustrated. they want several hundred want a select committee to study benghazi. of course many of them aren't on any committee of jurisdiction, but they want a committee. i hear comments all the time, why haven't we captured somebody that did these bad things in benghazi? reports indicate that the libyan government really won't do anything because -- reportedly, some of the groups, the militia groups that support the libyan government may be involved in the attack. would you comment on that if you can? >> i don't have any knowledge whatsoever. let me just say one of the first thing i did when i came in was call director mueller at the f.b.i. to get an update on this. because obviously we

president obama, why don't you mention the need to develop countries like ghana, mexico, andter rica -- costa rica so on. i think the world needs a new model. mexico should be part of that model in relationship to wto. .hink you so much >> it is easy to identify like- minded countries. ,he pacific alliance, chile colombia, peru, and mexico are moving forward quite quickly. we want to enter new trade agreements because we understand what free-trade does for economic advancement. .ffectiveness, competitiveness we are competitive in manufacturing because we share the best of our abilities with the u.s., and then we can compete together in manufacturing in the world. if you actually envision the right set of policies -- not only about market access. it was actually about transforming the approach of public policy. ,t has been tremendous success because mexico is a much better country in every single sense that it was 20 years ago. policy that came out of more sophisticated trade agreements is a good idea to have. >> in the front row. >> thank you. after the cooperation on border , do you think it is a

and i don't want to leave out that we'll also be talking to during my visits to costa rica presidents, many of whom are struggling with both economic issues and security issues. but are important partners for us because i think the vision here is that we want to make sure that our hemisphere is more effectively integrated to improve the economy and security of all people. the that's good for the united states, it can enhance our economy and improve energy end inside. there are a whole range of opportunities and that's the purpose of this trip. i'm sure those who travel with me will have a chance to discuss those opportunities. >> jason collins-will- >> i had a chance to talk to him yesterday. seems like a terrific young man and i told him i couldn't be prouder. one of the extraordinary measures of progress that we've seen in this country has been the recognition that the lgbt community deserves full equality. not just partial equality. not just tolerance, but recognition that they're fully a part of the american family. and given the importance of sports in our society for an individu

you have countries everywhere from the bahamas, puerto rico, panama, brazil, costa rica, russia, british vir ion -- virgin islands, uruguay and on and on. two pages of countries with high murder rates and yet here's the united states, below all of them. you know what all these other countries have in common? all of their countries have banned guns 100% from their citizens. so this validates what carol from lawrie city said to me in her i mail, when you take guns away from individuals, crime rates actually go up because the criminals will have the guns and the law-abiding citizens won't be able to protect themselves. i thought that was a really good point there that she made. here's a comment, an email from vicki from clinton, missouri. she said, i would like you to know i do not support more regulations on any guns, accessories or ammunitions. these items are only tools some people choose to use as weapons against others. i feel the second amendment gives me the freedom to own and operate any firearm that i choose. i am a hunter. and if needed, would use my firearms for protection from h