in el salvador it is it's a tradition here. el salvador is one of the world's most dangerous countries seventy thousand gang members terrorize this tiny central american nation there are ten murders each day the state fights fire with fire. it's four thirty am in the capital san salvador the crack police unit the jag us are out on the streets the situation in the capital is akin to a war zone. you cover us up front and he'll protect us from behind. just a day earlier two of their colleagues were killed by gang members. we're going to locations where police have come under fire and previous deployments. that's why we have to be prepared for anything. the squad heads to the district of san has scinto which is controlled by the eighteen revolutionaries gang the police's mission this morning is to track down gang members walter leone and his team frequently have to enter enemy territory. the state has lost its authority in all too many places. where there are neighborhoods where the walls are painted with the slogan watch listen re

deported the newly formed gangs back to el salvador. the government's only answer to the problem is putting gang members behind bars isolating them from the outside world the inmates aren't allowed visitors despite the tough conditions inside we don't witness any aggression here in charlotte in one go the prisoners sit together quietly. it's obvious that is the one giving the orders here like a proud prison governor he shows us prison activities bible studies handy crafts and painting courses with motifs depicting the stuff of dreams. there were more than some of us have discovered talents we didn't know we had you heard some guy might suddenly realize that he can paint. eldritch or wants to see. his family again which is why he wants to demonstrate the criminals and murderers can reform he has a message for el salvador's leaders that. we have changed please recognize that we need reintegration programs and work we shouldn't be treated as if we're scum forever we're human beings too. it sounds like a chance for dialogue but both sides a

her parents also came from el salvador i just hope they arrived in the u.s. years ago rose is an american citizen. you know the song can you sing the song for me sing it. early eight rows once a better life for her children she knows that a good education is a key to success in my nose attended college for just one year herself her parents couldn't afford to pay for more. but now carmen and walter need psychological help as they try to cope with the loss of their father yes you know what you have to do . he's been gone for almost two years now. you don't want to. come he's not the favorite are the family uses the internet to stay in touch with jose in el salvador. rose wants her husband to play and have role law families every day life just she updates him on how the kids are doing at school now they're deciding which film they want to watch tonight who they can watch the movie to on his end of the connection. yet you have a country really honestly that i knew. or like when it's tough to keep a family together when the father is living two thousand kilometers

i have stopped payments to guatemala, and/or us, el salvador -- honduras, el salvador, $500 million, we are giving them tremendous aid, we stop payment to honduras, guatemala, and el salvador. we were paying them tremendous amounts of money and we are not paying them anymore because they have not done a thing for us. they set up these caravans and in many cases they put their worst people in their caravan, they will not put the best people, they get rid of their problems and they come into the country, we are not letting them in our country. our border patrol, the job they have done is incredible and the job ice is doing is incredible and we have run out of space, we cannot hold people and mexico can stop it so easily. land, welcome to the united states. it is ridiculous. congress has to fix our broken immigration laws. people pull into this country, we stop that because border patrol is so incredible but there is a point you cannot stop them anymore as we have no detention space. guatemala, hundred or us, -- honduras, el salvador, they have done nothing and mexico has done nothing.

from el salvador and now owns a restaurant in san francisco. she says cutting money will only hurt people struggling to survive. she says the countries in central america are very poor countries, and they need all the help they can get. and this country represents hope. she also says despite the president's plan, central american immigrants will still head to the u.s. in this new video today, people in el salvador are shown joining a new migrant caravan. some saying the poverty in their country is forcing them north. governor newsom issued a statement saying in part, the united states should be organizing the world communities to help families feel safer and have economic opportunities in the northern triangle country. instead, the president is demonizing legal asylum seekers fleeing violence. the president's ire is also aimed at mexico. with a renewed threat to lock down the southern border. >> there's a very good likelihood i'll be closing the border next week. that will be just fine for me. >> reporter: so how much money are we talking about

from crossing the border. >> i end payments to guatemala, el salvador, honduras. we're giving them tremendous aid. we're not doing that anymore. they haven't done a thing for us. they set up these caravans. in many cases they put their worst people in the caravan. they're not going to put their

entonces viene aquÍ a mostrarse como el salvador.

we stopped payment to honduras, to guatemala and to el salvador. we were paying them tremendous amounts of money and we're not paying them anymore because they haven't done a thing for us. they set up these car advance. in many cases they put their worst people in the car advance. they're not going to put their best in they get rid of their problems and they march up here and come into our country. we're not letting them into our country. our border patrol, the job they've done is incredible. the job that ice is doing is incredible. and we've run out of space, we can't hold people anymore and mexico can stop it so easily. they don't go through a court system anytime steps in our land. you step on our land, welcome to the united states. it's ridiculous. donk congress has to fix our broken immigration laws. we're the laughingstock all over the world. people pull into this country. we stop them because border control is so incredible but there's a point at which you can't stop them anymore. we have no detention space, no nothing. uatemala, el salvador

nos vamos ahora hasta el salvador donde mÁs de 200 jÓvenes que viven en lugares pobres del paÍs se estÁne del lugar mÁs remoto y peligroso del oriente del paÍs. >>> me siento feliz de estar aquÍ en este proyecto. tenemos talento no solo las pandillas hay que demostrar mÁs. >>> tambiÉn estÁ osofÍa la mÁs pequeÑa de todas que toca el saxofÓn >>> valdrÁ la pena >>> sÍ ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> todos ellos se preparan desde ya para participar en el famoso desfile de las rosas de pasadena california el prÓximo aÑo. la banda participÓ el aÑo 2008 y 2013 se trata de un ambicioso proyecto musical impulsado por los Ángeles, el que gestiona boletos, estadÍa y alimento taciÓn en estados unidos y tambiÉn en los ensayos en el salvador. >>> implica instrumento, alimentaciÓn y transporte local y muchas esto tras cosas que queremos cubrir a estos jÓvenes >>> estos mÚsicos bailarinas y ca chi porras piden que se unan todos los salvadoreÑos >>> un gran orgullo representar al paÍs >>> la belleza salvadoreÑa claro. >>> no es pandilla, no delincuencia salvador tambiÉn futuro ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> en san salvador el sa

we stopped payment to honduras, to guatemad to el salvador. we were paying them tremendous amounts of money, and we're not pahem any more because they haven't done a thing for us. >> sreenivasan: democratic members of congress who were visiting el salvador today odlled the aid cut off "entirely counter-tive." we'll have another story from honduras coming up. palestinian health officials said today that at least three people were killed and more than 60 injured during protests at the border between israel and gaza last night and today. tens of thousands of palestinians gathered along the border fence to markhe one- year anniversary of weekly demonstrations against an ofisraeli-egyptian blockad gaza. israeli troops launched tear gaf and opene when protestors approached the perimeter fence and rew rocks and explosives egypt continues to try to broker a cease-fire agreement between hamas and israel and to ease the blockade. organizers of today's ts vowed to continue and say they rill gather at the border again nexty. in mozambique, the number of c

comparten la pasiÓn para ayudar a los demÁs, son se melosa y sus trabajo derriba estereotipos en el salvador? muy buenas tardes, feliz feliz de semana, el presidente mÉxico acaba de superar sus primeros 100 dÍas a frente del paÍs, esta barrera que se les pone para evaluarlos al comienzo de su mandato, han sido muchas las decisiones que ha tomado, algunas rodeada de polÉmica, raÚl torres estÁ en vivo desde el zÓcalo de la capital mexicana, raÚl muy buenas tardes, cuÉntanos por favor cÓmo van estos primeros dÍas de amlo en la presidencia >> hola ¿quÉ tal? felicidad te saludo desde el zÓcalo de la capital mexicana a mi espalda el palacio nacional, donde el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador emitirÁ un mensaje por los primeros 100 dÍas, hace algunos dÍas le preguntaron que cÓmo era gobernar y dijo que era como empujar a un animal porque parecÍa un elefante y apenas van 100 dÍas, asi que vamos a ver l informaciÓn. >> el cargo de presidente de la repÚblica. >> apenas tomÓ posesion, comenÓo una luna de miel que aÚn no termina, el presidente es ovacionado, lo abrazan, robe san, no tiene guardias

cambiamos de tema, porque el gobierno de los estados unidos extendiÓ el programa del tps para el salvadorandonada extendiÓ el programa celdas 1020. el departamento de seguridad nacional obedeciÓ la orden d una corte federal y lo extiende para el salvador, nicaragua, haitÍ y sudÁn hasta el 2 de enero de 2020. la corte habÍa bloqueado en octubre pasado la ordende la administraciÓn trump para terminar el programa para estos segÚn la organizaciÓn carecen, el gobierno debe cumplir con la orden judicial. >> a muchas personasacostar conseguir su licencia de conducir en los diferentes estados, su trabajo. muchos quieren ver el permiso. la realidad es que van a tener el permiso hasta la fecha. para los ancianos serÍa en julio, para los salvadoreÑos en septiembre. quÉ va a pasar al no tener sus documentos? muchas personas bajo esta protecciÓn hasta quedar sin licencia de conducir, van a quedar sin trabajo. fernando: los del trabajo de estos beneficiarios de los paÍses mencionados, se extienden. en la prÁctica puede ser complicado, como explica un abogado. >> los permisos vencidos siguen siendo vige

our top stories: president trump cuts aid to el salvador, guatemala and honduras over what he calls their failure to stop immigrant caravans heading for the us. facebook chief mark zuckerberg says it's time for new rules to govern the internet. after a day of protests by palestinians in gaza to mark a year of weekly demonstrations on the boundary with israel, israeli defense forces say they've struck a number of hamas military posts in response to rockets fired at israel. and the rolling stones postpone their north america tour as mickjagger gets medical treatment. hello and welcome. the us's state department says it's ending foreign assistance programmes to el salvador, guatemala and honduras as directed by president trump. announcing that he was ending the payments, mr trump insisted that the three central american countries "hadn't done a thing" for america. democrats say the move could make immigration problems worse and are threatening to try to block it. earlier, i spoke to mary beth sheridan, centralamerica correspondent with the washington post. i asked her what these aid programm

nuevo juicio que volviÓ a sentar al expresidente en el banquillo de los acusados es por $10,000,000 que no llegaron al destino previsto. en san salvadorÓn de varias polÉmicas medidas. alberto nos tiene un resumen de las mÁs relevantes. >> austeridad republicana, combate a la producciÓn-- corrupciÓn, son los primeros pases con la que llega el presiente antes manuel lÓpez obrador a los 100 dÍas de su mandato. >> no quiero pasar a la historia como un mal presidente. >> la primera acciÓn cumplida fue no habitar la residencia oficial de los pinos y convertirla en museo. teresa acciÓn se ensombreció por el accidente donde murieron la gobernadora de puebla y su esposo, y un mes despuÉs con la explosiÓn de un ducto clandestino en hidalgo que provocÓ la muerte de mÁs de 130 personas. >> la fuerza con la que llega lÓpez obrador y su capacidad de comunicaciÓn ha hecho que esta tragedia no lo altere. >> una caracterÍstica son sus conferencias de prensa diarias. algunas con duraciÓn de hasta dos horas. >> esas conferencias que sirven para hacerla cotidiana para que haga arengas. para que fustiga sus adversarios. >> ha puesto en prÁctica la consult

>> que fueron entabladas los cargos contra carlos eduardo arÉvalo carranza, originario el salvador, sospechosode apuÑalar a un hombre san josÉ. >> arÉvalo carranza va a pasar el resto de su vida en prisiÓn. >> los cargos implican la posibilidad de recibir la pena capital. >> uno de los cargos contra el acusado es asesinato en primer grado y dos circunstancias especiales por robo domiciliario y daÑo con violencia lo que lo hacen elegible para recibir cadena perpetua o ser condenado a la pena de muerte explico temieron otro miembro de la fiscalÍa. resaltaronbrutalidad del asesinato y particular eddie garcÍa reiterÓ la necesidad de candelas polÍticas santuario en el condado de santa clara para evitar que personas como arÉvalo carranzaatenten contra

haciendo nada para detener a los inmigrantes " ellos hablan mucho y no actÚan honduras, guatemala y el salvadory no hacen nada." amenazÓ tambiÉn con cerrar la frontera sur. no quiero confrontaciÓn con estados unidos." >> Él tiene una visiÓn que yo respeto y que considera legÍtima. >> los ataques contradicen los esfuerzos de su secretaria nacional de seguridad que agradeciÓ pÚblicamente la colaboraciÓn de paÍses centroamericanos para combatir la inmigraciÓn indocumentada. mientras trump apunta a que en otros paÍses los guardias fronterizos intimidan con armas largas. pero por ahora todas sus amenazas no pasan de la retÓrica. ilia: la situaciÓn de casi 300 inmigrantes es mÁs alentadora, al que han encontrado un lugar en san diego que los acoge u para juntarse con amigos y familiares en el paÍs. jaime garcÍa recurriÓ al edificio cuya demoliciÓn serÁ postergada. >> un sencillo plato de pasta con carne no es la primera comida caliente en muchas semanas para las 278 personas refugiadas hoy en el albergue para inmigrantes en san diego, sino tambiÉn el primer gesto humanitario que reciben dentro de est

orlando es de el salvador, se ha beneficiado con este programa durante 18 aÑos. rman parte de los demandantes. >> era una decisiÓn injusta. nosotros tenemos raÍces muy profundas en este paÍs. esta decisiÓn directamente cortaba todo, posiblemente separaciÓn de familia. dulce: mientras el caso este litigio, los mÁs de 250,000 beneficiarios continuarÁn protegidos de la deportaciÓn y con un permiso de trabajo vigente. sin embargo, expertos en inmigraciÓndicen que el programa sigue siendo temporal. >> si el dictamen de la corte sale en favor de donald trump antes deenero de 2020, el tps se acaba ese dÍa. dulce: urgen a la gente a buscar alivios permanentes. >> ciertos estados permitenel ajuste a la residencia permanente sin tener que salir, ni pedir perdÓn. los requisitos es tener tps, tener un marido con lluvia ciudadano o un hijo de ciudadano de mÁs de 21 aÑos. dulce: se anunciarÁn prÓximamente extensiones para los cuatro paÍses. una demanda similar busca ganar una extensiÓn igual para los beneficiarios de hondurasy nepal. >> la Única manera de tener protecciÓn perma

el salvador no fue la excepciÓn.ron espantando el miedo. eran cientos de mujeres celebrando su dÍa y exigiendo sus derechos. ahÍ estaba teodora vÁzquez pidiendo libertad para las jÓvenes que como ella tuvieron aborto espontÁneo y fueron acusadas y encarceladas. >> esto es que ha sido ha estad tiempo encarcelada yo creo que es injusto. y creoeberÍa revisar los expedientes de k mujeres y dale la oportunidad de que salgan y se reÚnan con su familia. >> tambiÉn asistiÓ con el grupo de jÓvenes tras gÉnero para recordar a camila que no recibiÓ el asilo en los estados unidos. y al volver a el salvador fue asesinada. >> somos altamente violentadas en derechos fundamentales. no tenemos el derecho a una educaciÓn y a un trabajo digno. y no estamos libres de expresarnos dignamente. >> al menos 60 mujeres han muerto de manera vital en lo que va del aÑo. por eso recordaran a la periodista asesinada por su propio esposo. >> las mujeres no estamos segura ni a nuestra propia casa. lo vemos con la periodista que fue su pareja y que c

why was there money when there was civil war in el salvador? why was there money when there was unrest in guatemala? why did we spend hundreds of millions of dollars for bullets and to arm people and to cause destruction in those nations? why don't we invest in jobs and in humanity in those countries? because we certainly spent hundreds of millions of dollars in the cold war so they could kill each other. >> former congressman louis gutierrez and raphael romo, thank you both for being with us. >>> as the border battle grows, presidential candidate beto o'rourke is putting immigration at the heart of his campaign. we'll go live to texas on his big rollout today. >>> and new tonight, two 2020 candidates calling on joe biden to answer two allegations he inappropriately kissed a nevada politician in 2014. how biden, who, by the way, isn't even a candidate yet, is responding? your live in the cnn "newsroom." with an extra-large applicator and full-coverage formula. it shapes, covers, and contours. so much more than concealer. in 25 shades. new infal

administration is also been accused of covering up massacres and backing a brutal regimes in guatemala el salvador and honduras. again says a rabs portfolio makes him as a member of the holocaust memorial council. we want to demonstrate to people who are the advisors of donald trump and his criminal history and that this person is preparing plans to invade venezuela and probably other countries of light in america or even the world we hope that this petition will resonate in an echoing in those people who believe that the museum of holocaust is an untouchable topic my mom and the rest of my family were slaughtered by the nazis genocide my father was

in el salvador an era of gang violence has given rise to a thriving coffin business.: one city is getting a reputation as the city of coffins. for grim reasons el salvador has seen one of the worst sites .f homicide per capita supposedly the highest rate in the world. violencees to gang that has been exacerbated 13 and barrio 18 over the last few years. as the incoming presidential administration blew up a brief come a fairly short-lived one of a few years between the two gangs brokered by the roman catholic church. >> you bring us very vivid details about this. take us to the story of the were in a very different business before they got into making coffins. >> they were running a bakery and what is now their funeral and two of the three brothers have now tried to take the money they made by selling coffins on their own and from buying coffins for other sources and running the funeral parlor -- their bread oven making at the principal involvement facility for the surrounding areas. >> forgive me for getting into the financials. wheres a country or area the individual

. >> honduras, el salvador. 4. ompaÑa en caridades catÓlicas tendremos tambiÉn asesorÍas sobre cÓmo obtener ayuda para pagar por el alquiler y otros servicios en alerta se encuentran las autoridades de california despuÉs que un anciano fuera asaltado un grupo de ladronas >>> la maldad ha llegado a nuestra casa >>> fer en el dÍa de ayer la maldad llegÓ tocando la puerta. >> venÍan a chequear la caja del telÉfono. >> eran alrededor de las 4 de la tarde. >> estaban solo y lograron sacarlo de la casa y una tercera persona se colÓ >>> entre ellos joyas de los hijos de la pareja. >> estaba completo. >> con su cruz. >> con su confirmaciÓn >>> en su rosario. >> habÍan muchos aqui. >> (hablando en inglÉs) >>> el vecino en el momento del ruido escuchÓ ruidos. >> pero ellas lograron huir aunque Él tuve el chance de apuntar la placa de su coche >>> esta otra vecino que prefiere permanecer en el anonimato quiere regresar sobre el modus operan ri y estaba convencido >>> que los capturen que es como hacerlo a sus papÁs y o abuelo

from crossing the border. >> i end payments to guatemala, el salvador, honduras. we're giving them tremendous aid. we're not doing that anymore. they haven't done a thing for us. they set up these caravans. in many cases they put their worst people in the caravan. they're not going to put their best in. they're going to get rid of their problems, and they march up here. >> money is the best way to stop migration from three countries who have long been the most violent and poorest in the americas. democrats in el salvador say they are extremely disappointed, quote, the president's approach is entirely counterproductive. hans nichols is at the white house for us. good morning to you, my friend. this is all coming on the heels of the president threatening to shut down the border with mexico. >> yeah. >> he has a lot on his plate in this regard. >> reporter: last week the president wanted to talk about the mueller report. this week he wants to talk about mexico. it's clear he wants to have some sort of fight. al alex, it isn't just the president's twitter feed. this i

crime ridden states of honduras el salvador and guatemala.none of this caravan said travelling from housing to kilometers through mexico toward the u.s. border. donald trump says there are threats to national security claiming they've been infiltrated by terrorists and drug traffickers this vicious gang. has transformed the once piece hope your whole community so i know so well i don't molt into a lot of killing female savagely murdering raping and mutilating their victims. central america is terrorized by gangs they stored businesses pile police and children just still drugs for kids like victor the choice is stuck join a gang or get out. of the family plan some of. my family income means. i will buy more than thought. there will be a minimum day in the process. photographer one carlos who was born in el salvador understands what it's life for a child to flee. his mother's mughal to the u.s. when he was eleven to escape a civil war between leftists and us back to dictators. it was very personal to see these mom people be no one's. been. in a

in el salvador, the homicide rate haas gone down and migration from el salvador has gone down as well. isn't this also self-defeating, taking away aid from those countries will make the migration crisis worse. >> there's a lot of good ways to help solve this problem. congress could do it. they're not going to. mexico can help us do it. they need to do more. honduras, nicaragua, el salvador could do more. if we're going to give those countries hundreds of millions of dollars, they can do more. that is not an unreasonable position. we could prevent a lot of what's happening on the southern border by preventing people from moving into mexico in the first place. >> that's what the usaid money does. this is according to experts in your own administration. >> career staffers, but let's talk about that for a second. if it's working so well, why are the people still coming? why are these historic numbers -- again, 100,000 people will cross the border this month alone. that is a crisis. it's a humanitarian crisis. it's a security crisis. i think, at least now people are starting to realize we

habilidades, samuel arias nos las presenta hvme. >>> a sus 15 aÑos es la corredora mÁs veloz en el salvadorrta del cafÉ, pero eso no ha truncado su sueÑo deportivo alentada por sus padres >>> en la mayorÍa dice dicenn l de montaÑa. importa el fuerzo para que usted y yllegue hacer g >>> ella ha mostrado potencial en el atletismo y muestra de ello estas medallas. para ello ha hecho mucho sacrificio todo los dÍas camina 5 kilÓmetros para llegar a la escuela y luego llega al claro del bosque de pino. >>> las cualidades fÍsicas que ella tiene que resistencia y tiene mucha fuerza >>> 5 campeonatos y ha ganado siempre. nos inspira a nosotros. >>> es campeona nacional en competencia de 2000 metros con obstÁculos y ahora campeona centroamericana en costa rica >>> son 5 obstÁculos pero hay uno con agua >>> y dice que lo mejor es demostrar que para triunfar no importa dÓnde se haya nacido >>> quiero ir a un olÍmpico >>> es tu sueÑo >>> sÍ >>> en el salvador samuel arias noticias telemundo >>> guaÚ llegarÁ dona quiera esa reina quÉ bÁrbara. hoy es el dÍa internacional de la felicidad, por quÉ no apesar

now comes word of a new caravan heading north from el salvador. is is about 90 people in this group so far, including women and children. the relentless wave of migrant families seeking asylum has overwhelmed reports of - - ports of entry. especially in el paso. officials say they are struggling to maintain safe conditions for nearly 500 families arriving every day. - - says his city is scrambling to deal with the impact and he blames federal lawmakers. >> the root cause is in washington thebyproducts are here on the border. until they act on that, we will continue to have these problems . >>reporter: the head of u.s. customs and border protection says 40 percent of their officers are so busy taking care of these families, they are having to leave the job they were hired to do like patrolling drug smugglers and other criminals. border patrol says it's having to pull from every department, even the it folks are being called into hell. saying quote, nearly every sector across the board or has exceeded their capacity. this crisis has forced cbp to see

it does not sound like much, but it is a decent payday by el salvador standards.in being successful selling coffins, they insulate themselves from the violence that surrounds them because these gangs often prey on the economically disadvantaged? jeff: true. it also keeps them from standing out in a certain way. there are so many factories running all the time, it keeps margins down enough that you are not standing out as a viable target. carol: what struck the individual there on the ground? what struck him as he was doing this story? i'm interested in the conversations you had. jeff: the thing that was most shocking to him was how accustomed to the sheer gore and the grisly nature of the job that brothers seemed and their relative comfort with death. up until you get to the last scene in the story, where one of the brothers is at a funeral for one of his lifelong childhood friends. jason: the white house denies president trump played a role in his inauguration planning. carol: but, simply put, he was involved, very involved in fact down to the tablecloths and the

in this new to people in el salvador. some saying the poverty in their country is forcing them north. governor newsom issued a statement saying in part, the united states should be organizing the world communities to help families feel safer and have economic opportunities in the northern triangle countries. instead, the president is demonizing legal asylum seekers fleeing violence. the president's ire is also aimed at mexico. with a renewed threat to lockdown the southern border. >> there is a very good likelihood that i will be closing the border next week. and that will be just fine with me. >>> a napa valley wine empire is feeling the impact of a college admissions scandal. he is accused of helping his daughter cheat on her s.a.t.s and donating $50,000 to a fake charity to get his daughter into usc. while he handed over his wine business to his father who will now serve as ceo as he faces these charges. another bay area parent will need to change his vacation plans. a judge in boston said he cannot take his family to

for instance, in el salvador, and migration from el salvador has gone down as well. isn't this also self-defeating? taking away aid from those countries will ultimately make the migration crisis worse? >> listen, there are a lot of good ways to solve this problem. congress could do it, but they're not going to do. mexico needs to do more. honduras could do more, nicaragua and el salvador could do more. and if we're going to give these countries hundreds of millions of dollars, we would like them to do more. jake, that is not an unreasonable position. we could prevent a lot of what's happening on the southern border by preventing people from moving into mexico in the first place. >> right, but that's what the usaid money does is it makes those countries more stable. this is not according to me. this is according to experts in your own administration. >> look, career staffers. but let's talk about that for a second. if it's working so well, why are the people still coming? why are these historic numbers, again, 100,000 people will cross the border this month alone. tha

let's talk about the president cutting off aid to guatemala, el salvador and honduras. what can congress push back with? >> they can hold hearings. they can talk to dhs secretary, how does this square with your trips and saying it's important to engage with these countries, to help these countries out? the trump administration seems to be of who minds of this issue. president trump who wants to cut off aid and doesn't think these countries are doing enough to stop the migrants and yet dhs and state department which wants to work with these countries and views them as critical allies in trying to improve their economies to prevent people from leaving them in the first place. >> some immigration advocates say cutting off aid to these countries will only trigger more migration. why is the president doing this? is it to appeal to his base? >> a big part of why president trump does a lot of things he does is to appeal to his base. i think it's interesting to note the timing of his renewed push to crack down on immigration. we saw a lot of reporting over the last week after a

. >>> a teenager escaped el salvador for a better life hered in the unstates, but he couldn't escape his past. >> the violent attack took place where our victim w stab as many as 100 times. >> five suspected ms-13 members charged in the horrific cass. >>> the latest now on the gruesome gang-related murder of as church teenager. the mother of the 16-year-old victim says he suspected he was about to be murdered. >> news 4's jackie bensen spoke to her hoursefore news broke of multiple arrests in her son's death. >> reporter: five suspects, 100 stab wounds. police say 16-year-old jacson pineda chicas once thought of the five suspects. a clique13f m gang members. showed up for a gang meeting ate this hon varnum street. cson's body, which had also been set on fire was found in a wooded areaof stafford county, virginia, by a passing sheriff's deputy. jacson's mother, we're not identifying her for her safety and that of other family members says the student had been forced ngto the gang when the family was li in el salvador. she says he fell back into its clutches after he was targeted by ne

let me get to the funding of sending aid to honduras and guatemala and el salvador. is there a constituency in the congress for this funding? are there enough republican senators who would like to see this money continue to go to those countries to stand up to the president to fight him on this cutoff of aid? >> you know, it's a great question, victor. it's hard to be sure where they are coming from as far as their understanding of the relationship between that aid to these, what i would call sending countries and the flows of migrants that are coming from these countries, these desperate families that are trying to get out of instability and insecurity in central america. it's something like 2% of the entire foreign aid budget that goes to these countries. if you were to bump it up, we have actually seen examples in the past in countries like colombia where substantial aid, as well as assistance can security can stabilize the situation in those countries so that they stop sending refuges and migrants to the united states. i don't know if that is understood or believ

cerca de 195,000 beneficiarios son de el salvador, 46,000 de haitÍ, 2500 de nicaragua y poco mÁs de 1000equiel, quÉ opciones legales tienen los beneficiarios para garantizar su estadÍa permanente en el paÍs? >> muchas gracias, buenas tardes. Éste es el resultado del mandato que el juez dio para que la presidencia de trump no efectÚe sus Órdenes ejecutivas. las reglas dicen que las Únicas personas que para poder extender hasta enero del 2020 son las personas que se registraron, es decir, que estaban vigentes cuando se dio la orden ejecutiva, personas nuevas no lo pueden hacer, tenÍan que ya tenÉs su recitaciÓn. tienen que seguir buscando y preparÁndose con su abogado y abogada para ver quÉ otro camino aparte de esta demanda que ya estÁ puesta es puede ayudar en el futuro. borje: son muchos los paÍses que estÁn bajo el programa de tps, pero esta renovaciÓn automÁtica sÓlo va a pasar para el, haitÍ, nicaragua y sudÁn. quÉ ocurre con los beneficiarios del tps que son hondureÑos? >> ellas no son cubiertos por este proceso y tienen que o aÑadirse a esta demanda o meter su propia demanda para q

told reporters he was stopping payment $500 million worth, to the so-called northern triangle, el salvadoratemala and honduras. a spokesperson told fox news at secretary of state mike pompeo's instruction the, the department is carrying out the president's direct and ending payments from 2017 and 2018 foreign assistance programs. as part of the process, the spokesperson says they are engaging congress can. critics say cutting aid will only make conditions in the northern triangle worse, exasperating the problems that migrants are currently fleeing from. >> this is the classic case of let's talk about what may happen or what we are looking for versus what's right in front of us. >> three countries are dissembling before our eyes, and people are desperately coming to the united states. the president's cutting off aid to these countries will not solve that problem. >> the conditions are already awful. we have back to back homeland security secretaries, president obama's and president trump's, saying that we have a crisis. we are over the melting point. >> reporter: president trump told report

la primera reuniÓn como presidentes de sus paÍses, andrÉs lÓpez obrador y con el presidente de el salvadorÍses. >> estoy seguro que con el trabajo de todas las naciones involucradas, guatemala, honduras, el salvador, mÉxico que somos los mÁs afectados por la migraciÓn forzada hacia el norte estoy seguro podemos diseÑar planes nuevos, modernos con todos los estudios y toda la experiencia que hemos acumulado no nosotros como funcionarios pero los paÍses en los Últimos 30- 40 aÑos creo que podemos r fin una estrategia que vaya a reducir dramÁticamente, drasticamente esta migraciÓn forzada. >> ojalÁ que asÍ sea, hablaron del programa de desarrollo integral para la regiÓn triÁngulo norte de centroamÉrica que impulsa mÉxico, y el mandatario salvadoreÑo opinÓ de la situaciÓn que se vive en venezuela calificando a maduro como un dictador y dijo que son los mismos venezolanos que deben encontrar una soluciÓn. una sobreviviente del accidente en una carretera de chiapas, mÉxico, que le costÓ la vida a 24 guatemaltecos, narra cÓmo fue su travesÍa y la del resto del grupo que viajaba en ese camiÓn, el

state department to cut off aid to three central american countries, el salvador, guatemala and honduras. around $1.3 billion was allocated to the region. mainly those three countries between last year and this year according to a recent study. president trump says those countries set up migrant care advance for entering into america. president trump also threatening to shut down parts or all of the border as soon as this week and announcing he will travel to the u.s.-mexico border in california this friday. meanwhile, his acting chief of staff nick mulvaney telling cnn who is to blame for the border crisis. >> look, there's a lot of good ways to help solve this problem. congress could do it, but they are not going to to. mexico could help to did it. they need to do more. honduras and nick can a and el salvador could do more, and if we're going to give these countries hundreds of millions of dollars we would like to do more. that i would respectfully submit to you is not an unreasonable position. we could prevent a lot of what's happening on the southern border which preventing people fr