he has a message for el salvador's leaders. el trucha: we have changed. please recognize that. we need reintegration programs and work. we shouldn't be e treated as f we're scum forever. we're human beings too. reporter: it sounds like a chance for dialogue. but both sides are unwilling to make concessions. somehow, gangs and government must come up with answers if they are to stop the spiral of violence. host: and now to europe, where drinking water is of the very highest quality. at least that's what we're told. european environmental authorities have conducted widespread testing. and 98.5% of all samples met e.u. standards. sounds good. but that doesn't mean it's uncontaminated. as a result of excessive fertilizing, nitrate has seeped into the groundwater. in germany, 28% of measuring stations report elevated levels of nitrate. sewage from the chemical industry contains a whole series of toxic substances. including pfoa, a chemical that makes clothing waterproof, but may be linked to cancer in humans. reportrter: on the s surfac, altÖtting is the essenence of bavaria. idylli

el prÓximo lunes. se sabe que visitarÁ un poblado llamado panchi maco en sal salvador. cerca cÓmo y cuÁles son las razones principales por las cuales miles de salvadoreÑos y centroamericanos viajan de manera ilegal hacia estados unidos. >> el presidente donald trump manifestÓ que christian ya no serÁ secretaria de seguridad nacional. ella fue hoy a la casa blanca para hablar con el mandatario despuÉs del viaje quisieron a la frontera. y presentÓ su renuncia segÚn reportes . indicaron que desde hace tiempo ya se siente frustrada por la dificultad de hacer que otros departamentos ayuden a manejar el creciente nÚmero de familias que estÁ cruzando la frontera. ahora bien, el presidente dijo: el presidente dado ni protecciÓn se convertirÁ en director interino reemplazando a nivel. manifestÓ, que ella ha sido agente desde hace tiempo. serÍa mÁs delicado para solicitar la ciudadanÍa de los estados unidos. una organizaciÓn nacional que promueve la naturalizaciÓn le pide a todo inmigrante elegible para hacerse ciudadano, que lo haga lo mÁs pronto posible. >> reportes indican que

>> porque considera que ahora eligiÓ el salvador para esta visita? > al final la comunidad viene siendo, una ayuda comunitaria para la comunidad inmigrante en el estado de california. >> no tiene crÍtica como una visita negativa. >> pese a lo que estamos viendo, que los comentarios negativos que se escuchan por parte del otro partido, el partido republicano, vemos que tambiÉn hay grandes oportunidades, por ejemplo, la de turismo, las posibilidades del capital humano, del intercambio econÓmico y cultural , que vemos que hay una comprensiÓn humana quien lo que estamos viendo que desafortunadamente en el paÍs hace falta. ha de conocernos no tememos. >> tambiÉn el tema del tps que limpia muchas opciones, muchos lo entienden como un tema repunteado en este momento. >> necesitamos una refor encont. >> aquÍ en conexiÓn. economic tres paÍses centroamericanos serÍa la peor decisiÓn que podÍa tomar estados unidos. esta vez como parte su visita histÓrica salvador, y siguió cerca de ir al gobernar este paÍs centroamericano, veamos. >> en medio de un ambiente fest

ramÓn: el gobernador de california finalizÓ su visita en el salvador, david nos prepara este informe el gobernador. es mucho mÁs estable en estados unidos invertir en oportunidades en un muro que no ayuda nada david: el lunes se reuniÓ puerta cerrada con el presidente saliente salvador sÁnchez, y la embajadora de estados unidos en este paÍs. este mismo dÍa fue invitado a un poblado fuera de la capital donde conociÓ niÑos y jóvenes artistas. " creo que lo que he visto aquÍ no es lo que cualquier americano venga salvador, escucha el mensaje de xenÓfobo y discriminaciÓn, creo que es mi deber regresar a estados unidos y comunicar lo que realmente es el salvador. el martes se reuniÓ con un presidente electo quien saliÓ al encuentro de las decisiÓn del presidente donald trump de retirar ayuda al salvador guatemala y honduras. el gobernador manifestÓ su interÉs por conocer a miles de personas que rijan su vida de manera indocumentada hacia estados unidos. " elegÍ venir a este país antes que a otros porque aquÍ se explica parte de la migraciÓn hacia estados unidos honduras, guatemala y el sa

jefe interino del gabinete con las declaraciones del presidente diciendo que guatemala, honduras y el salvador hecho nada por evitar el Éxodo masivo de centroamericanos que salen en caravana rumbo a estados unidos hecho que ha creado una crisis humanitaria en la frontera norte. pablo gato nos explica por quÉ esta medida podrÍa resultar perjudicial. pablo: el departamento de estado cumpliÓ la orden de trump y ordenÓ suspender todo tipo de asistencia a guatemala, el salvador y honduras.eso paradÓjicamente apenas unos dÍas se de la visita de la secretaria de seguridad nacional de centroamÉrica donde se llegÓ a varios acuerdos de cÓmo disminuir el flujo de indocumentados a estados unidos. "Íbamos a dar cientos de millones de dÓlares esos paÍses vamos a pedir que hagan mÁs para que detengan esas caravanas"-- interino de la casa blanca. trump: ya no les vamos a pagar porque no han hecho nada por nosotros. pablo: cancelo los 590 y nueve dÓlares de asistencia que da a ese paÍs. curiosamente, el jefe de gabinete se equivocÓ al nombrar los paÍses que se quedan sin ayuda y mencionÓ nicaragua en vez guate

honduras, payment too guatemala, and el salvador.e were paying them tremendous amounts of money and we're not paying them anymore because they've not done a thing for us. amy: the united states spends about $620 million each year for gang prevention programs and other programs that support civil society in the three countries. advocates say cutting the funds will increase the flow of migrants into the u.s. trump officials say some 100,000 migrants arrived at the border this month. on friday, the state department began informing members of congress that it intends to end foreign assistance programs for the three countries. this came just days after department of homeland security secretary kirstjtjen nielsen met with regional leaders on wednesday and signed what she called a a "first t of its kind" regionalal compactct agreement h the e northern triangle countrts focucusing on cutting migration and combating criminal organizations.s. spspeaking fridaday, trump also threatened to close the e border . is doingmp: mexico very well becaus

honduras, guatemala, el salvador and others. we stop the money. some people would say oh you should give them more money. the democrats say give them more money. they are forming care advance to get people out. griff: i have been in them. >> they are not putting their best people in those caravans. forming caravans, putting people, in sending them up. you know it better than anybody. you know what's going on. griff: mr. president, is it time to call for a summit between yourself and the president of honduras and el salvador. >> we don't need a summit. we have done well without the summit. they understand we are saving $550 million. and i respectfully tell them and thank them very much because for the last four days it has been great. see that stream drying up. they could stop them at their southern border. and you look at what is happening now, they pulled in 1500, 1,500 yesterday. brought them back. pulled in over a thousand gotten the number, but i understanding it's a lot. griff: where i was in rbg 14 straight days of 1,000 plus. this is what i

the fact is that migration from el salvador is declining thanks to our work.e are really appreciative of these partnerships, they had made a big impact here. the question we have now is would we stop doing something that is working. similarly the commissioner of the customs and border patrol says what el salvador is doing is working, both on the security front and on the economic opportunity front. so it just seems like this is using a large hammer for something that is more nuanced. >> and i think there may be some success in el salvador, maybe not in honduras or guatemala. it's putting these three kind of triangle countries together may be a mistake, but let's keep in mind when it comes to el salvador, too, we have a new president that's incoming there and i have a lot of optimism for him, but the current president of el salvador just derecognized recently taiwan's independence and they did that because china started investing a bunch of money in el salvador. so the idea that el salvador has been big friends of united states isn't true, but i think to look a

ernesto:el gobernador llegÓ puntual a su primer compromiso en su visita a el salvador. algunos puntos con el onbestrucciÓn de un muro que detenga los simÓn-- a los indocumentados. >> es mÁs rentable invertir e que se generen oportunidades en otros paÍses a invertir en un muro que no ayudarÍa en nada. >> la procuradora para la defensa de los derechos humanos llegÓ a la catedral metropolitana para agradecer la visita del gobernador y pedirle que abogue por el aspecto los derechos humanos de los migrantes. >> que toda decisiÓn que se tomehacia los migrantes sea con enfoque de derechos humanos. sea para respetar la dignidad de las personas, de nuestros connacionales. ernesto: permanecer en el paÍs hasta el prÓximo miÉrcoles.no ha dado conocer su agenda pero se presume que tendrÁ reuniones con el presidente de la repÚblica y con funcionarios involucrados en el tema migratorio.las polÍticas migratorias de trump.pero hoy por hoy no por no darle ninguna declaraciÓn a la prensa. >> al regresar indÍgenas del departamento de colombia suspenden bloqueos viales tras llegar a un acue

casa blanca el cierre de la frontera es casi un hecho, mientras una nueva caravana avanza desde el salvador buenas tardes, la semana que viene serÁ importante en el debate migratorio, el presidente podrÍa cumplir su amenaza de cerrar la frontera y se enfrentarÁ al congreso para conseguir que se cancele la ayuda a tres paÍses centroamericanos que segÚn trum no han hecho nada para frenar la inmigraciÓn, esta es nuestra noticia principal, ademÁs, este domingo. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ pelea tras el partido, un hombre estÁ entre la vida y la muerte por un ataque afuera de la cancha de los dodgers de los Ángeles, recibiÓ los golpes saliendo de un juego, ahora los aficionados reviven otros episodios de violencia entre ellos mismos >> mexicanas trabajando. son las que mÁs trabajan en todo el continente americano, un estudio de la onu estima que de 74 horas que trabajan a la semana, 50 no son remuneradas, pero hoy muchas celebran la conquista de un derecho, seguridad social para las trabajadoras del hogar. remedio rÁpido, 16 millones de adultos sufren depresiÓn en estados unidos, la mayorÍa de tratamientos tar

in el salvador, the aid went in and homicides went down and the number of people fleeing el salvador isn't it self-defeating for the united states to cut those aid dollars? doesn't it just end up sending more migrants, more caravans to the united states? >> jake, that's the liberal theory, for sure. let's just go back to basic reality. it's what we try to do in the trump administration. hundreds of millions of dollars spent in honduras and guatemala and el salvador and you see the results. you see the results yesterday, you saw them last week, you see people fleeing those nations, throwing more money at this problem, which is what i think your question is suggesting, there's no reason to believe that we get any outcome that is different than the one that we're suffering from today. so what the trump administration is trying to do is saying, hey, we're prepared to help, we're prepared to engage, we're prepared to support. but you, you have to take serious efforts, whether it's in guatemala, el salvador, in nicaragua, in mexico, for that matter, too. we need those nations to ensure tha

>> buenas tardes, el canal de noticias fox ya pidiÓ una disculpa por su error tras referirse a el salvadore trump. >> mÉxico podrÍa parar a los inmigrantes de las caravanas, dijo el presidente donald trump, si no lo hacenvamos a cerrar la frontera, amenazÓ. en opiniÓn de un profesor de la universidad de santa clara esta medida no ayudarÍa en nada ni a mÉxico ni estados unidos. >> serÍa un desastre. >> el director del departamento de sexologÍa advierte que las consecuencias econÓmicas de un fierro fronterizo serÍan fatÍdicas. pero esa no fue la Única amenaza que lanzÓpresidente durante el fin de semana, tambiÉn dijo que acortarÍa la ayuda econÓmica a tres paÍses centroamericanos, , el salvador guatemala, y honduras. >> lo peor que se puede hacer es cortar la ayuda, porque si todos asumimos que las personas emigran para buscar un mejor bienestar y trabajo, cortar la ayuda va a crear menos posibilidades de trabajo, por lo tanto estÁ alentando aÚn mÁs a las personas que salgan del paÍs. >> como sacado de un meme aa cubrir la noticia el canal fox se refiriÓ a estas naciones entro americanas com

es el segundo evento pÚblico que hace en su visita a el salvador. de estos paÍses son trabajadoras, honestas y que es muy distinto a la versiÓn que estÁ dando la casa blanca y el mensaje que estÁ dando a conocer el presidente trump, desde que llegÓ al poder. dijo tambiÉn que a partir de este momento, sugran compromiso es llevar este mensaje hacia estados unidos para presionar>> la mayor parte de las veces se escuchan expresiones de xenofobia. no se ve lo que nosotros hemos podido era cara, propongo regresar a los estados unidos y comunicarle a los demÁs lo que realmente es el salvador y cuÁl es con sus tradiciones y su cultura. ramÓn: previo a este encuentro cultural, al que fue invitado el gobernador de california va gaby nielsen, se reunieron a puerta cerrada en privado y con el presidente de el salvador, salvador sÁnchez. son partes de las actividades que estÁ realizando el gobernador de california, en su visita desde panchimalco. ramÓn: la renuncia de la secretarÍa seguridad nacional kristen nielsen ocurre cuando la administraciÓn trump querÍa c

van a deportarlas sin su mamÁ y sus hermanas >>> no quiero sufrir mÁs. >> que me deporten para el salvadorsu madre asegura que se vinieron hac hacee 6 meses porqe varios miembros de su familia fueron asesinados y sÚplica. >> cÓmo lo van a deportar, no tiene a nadie allÁ, entonces quiÉn me la va a recibir >>> la abogada nos mostrÓ la orden de deportaciÓn y asegura que fue vÍctima de una serie de errores en los juzgados cuando se presentÓ en la corte no apareciÓ en los registros >>> probablemente el fiscal o el abogado sÍ tenia el caso simplemente fue un error de la corte el no ponerlo en el calendario entonces cuando ellas pasaron no se atendiÓ el caso d laura. >> la organizaciÓn pro inmigrantes denuncia que juzgados estÁn plagados de errores >>> es ilÓgico que ahora por un error de inmigraciÓn de una traductora en la corte se separe a esta niÑa >>> no tengo a nadie que me reciba a allÁ, mi familia la tengo aquÍ >>> la niÑa laura no se imagina regresando a el salvador en doy ce su hermana hay mucha violencia >>> son secuestrados >> los matan. pasan muchas cosas >>> la familia de laura estÁ

the word, boosting tourism and economic opportunities, california has the highest population of el salvador inns in the u.s. >>> -- el salvadorans. >>> somebody is targeting cats with a pellet gun, one of them is dead. >>> a san francisco steakhouse is the first in the country to go high-tech with its meat so >>> tonight, one cat is dead, three others wounded, joe vazquez reports from oakland, where a serial cat shooter is on the loose.>> reporter: they have seen cases of abuse, but nothing quite like this, 4 cats shot by a pellet gun.>> having to remove his back left leg.>> reporter: his wound is from getting shot, or four different shots were intentionally fired upon over the last several weeks. >> some the shooting cats where there is no good reason for it. you can see his leg. >> they had to remove a pellet from his leg, a third cat is recovering, the fourth had to be put down.>> he couldn't hunt, he couldn't move, we euthanized him for humane reasons, trying to save as many as we can, that was the humane thing to do. >> reporter: all 4 incidents happened in this section of oakland. >>

what are you learning about why we're seeing what we're seeing down in el salvador? >> it's simple.ecurity. the disorder that manifests in lack of hope. the fact is the northern triangles are unstable because of lack of investment and that's what leads to migration. and for us to have a debate about immigration policy in the united states framed around a border and a wall is to lose sight of a bigger picture, what lies underneath. the story starts here, particularly in el salvador and it starts with a frame of understanding and history. history not just of el salvador but the united states and other northern triangle countries. >> what would you direct people to? what do they need to know? >> that there's a lot of opportunity here. there's a lot of extraordinary things happening down here. there's a sense that you can't walk the streets. there's violence. no tourism. no economic opportunity or growth. quite the contrary. we have been to all parts of this country and seen people doing extraordinary things. including today. many young people that come from some of the most violent par

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buenas tardes hay preocupaciÓn en guatemala, honduras y el salvador tras el anuncio del presidente trumpras principal noticia. ademÁs: este lunes. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> en peligro el oro verde en solo 3 semanas el aguacate podrÍa desaparecer de nuestras mesas si el gobierno cierra la frontera, cada aÑo mÉxico inund el mercado estadounidense con mÁs de 800 mil toneladas

le damos de nuevo la bienvenida seÑor vicepresidente electo y quÉ va a ser el nuevo gobierno de salvadordes para nuestro nuevo gobierno. el presidente electo ha expresado cuÁles nuestra polÍticay que tiene que ver con crear oportunidades en las comunidades para trabajo, estudio, seguridad que no sean Ésta las causas que obligan a los jÓvenes a esta migración forzada porque nosotros creemos que la migraciÓn deberÍa ser un derecho humano, existen en todos los organismos y tratados internacionales, pero que sea opcional y que no la gente se ve obligada a salir por falta de oportunidades en sus paÍses. >> quÉ planes tienen o administraciÓn precisamente en esta cuestiÓn que deja a miles para que continÚan protegidos en los estados unidos, los que tienen aparado bajo este beneficio migratorio del tps? >> a estas alturas tenemos casi 190 y tanto de salvadoreÑos que estÁn en la situaciÓn de los tps, sobre esa parte el presidente electo ya entrÓ en conversaciones con la actual administraciÓn y ha tenido una prÓrroga del tps hasta el prÓximo aÑo. pero la idea es buscar una soluciÓn permanente ya q

nobody asks the questions to the leaders of guatemala, honduras, el salvador bear any responsibility? that never seems to come up in the discussion. charles: doug, we don't get the scene. we see the numbers which are mind-boggling. to your point, jeh johnson on your show said as much. he said 1000 is crisis. 4,000 apprehensions in one day, you can add any superlative you want. i interviewed ron vitelli, he gave us a glimpse what it is like down. there i want to share it with the audience. >> it is unprecedented territory we're in. thousands of people coming to the border, every single 24 hours. not enough capacity in any of the systems designed to enforce the law and to protect people at the border. there is not enough resources in any of these categories. it is absolutely a crisis down there. we need to patrol that border. we need to have an immigration system that has integrity. right now every part of the system is overwhelmed. charles: breaking news. president trump from inside the white house just now saying that this is such a big enough situation that if he has to, he will clos

el gobernador de california, newson esta en el salvador para conocer de cerca cuÁles son las verdaderas. david: el gobernador de california llegÓ ayer sÁbado a su suelo salvadoreÑo, este dÍa ha dado un recorrido por el centro histÓrico de la capital salvadoreÑa, en especÍfico, ha visitado la catedral metropolitana de san salvador donde se encuentran los restos mortales de este monseÑor, marte asesinado en los aÑos 80. eligiÓ este paÍs como el primero a visitar ahora que es gobernador. quiere conocer las causas de la migraciÓn centroamericana en especÍfico california. coincide con el anuncio de donald trump de corr guatemala, salvador. hace dÍas publicÓ que cortar ayudas a paÍses como el salvador, no harÁ nada, sÓlo que la situaciÓn empeore. de ahÍ la importancia de la visita de este gobernador a este paÍs sudamericano, se extenderÁ hasta el prÓximo 10 de abril y visitarÁntroamericano, salvador sÁnchez. asÍ como tambiÉn autoridades de migraciÓn y tambiÉn algunas organizaciones que velan por el desarrollo de por supuesto, una agenda bastante interesante la que tiene el gobernador de calif

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government is warning americans not to travel to el salvador. governor newsom said tourist areas are generally safe for visitors. >>> the governor's plan to 35 programs across the state including the north fork american river fuel break project. it is part of the governor's 45-day plan to fast-track wildfire prevention projects. they have helped fight fires in the past, but this is the first time crews have been called in to help with fire prevention. >> the military mindset, and the level of the fitness that the national good has sets our kruse up really well to adapt their skills to fighting fires and also fuel management. >> the troops are going through hands-on training. they have 900 acres to clear just in stage 1 in placer county. but there is a long way to go. >> looking at the temperatures from today, a lot like yesterday. it was cloudy yesterday, and we had sprinkles. today we had the wind. most of the day, temperatures were about two degrees cooler than yesterday. especially in the south bay. 60s and 70s, similar to today. less wind to

you tell me how our military interventions in nicaragua, el salvador and guatemala and other parts ofhe world have worked out so far. it will create more suffering,, more harm, more people fleeing those countries to come to this country. so we must recognize white out as -- guaidÓ but we must not use military force or violence or coercion to impose our will on another country if it never works. we should have the humility of understanding that it's up to the people of venezuela to determine that. we should consider gps, temporary protected status for people who cannot stay in that country because they are on the verge of starvation. the government can no longer protect them. it's the right thing to do. and to acknowledge that the we must invest in a northern triangle countries of central america, and those who study this and the tasks that investment not necessary with governments and not with military hardware and not militarizing their police forces, but at the village and community level in reducing violence, reduces the need for people to leave is a very smart investment for the u

an 86% decrease in illegal aliens from the northern triangle countries, guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. we were able to redeploy, decreased 38% of our manpower in those areas and deploy them to other parts of the border so they can be more effective. aliens fromehended 40 different countries across the globe. wall,port of the border when you move to other parts of the border where it is less effective, we will talk about downtown calexico, we have a picket style fence, much shorter, 15 feet. we were able to bolster that infrastructure with concertina wire in early december.

tell me how our military interventions in nicaragua and el salvador and other parts of the world haveorked out so far. it will create more suffering, more harm, more people fleeing those countries to come to this country. so, we must recognize our president, temporary juan guaido, but we must not use coercion or violence to impose our will on another country. it is up to the people of venezuela. ,e should consider tps temporary protected status, for people who cannot stay in that country because they are on the verge of starvation. it is the right thing to do. and though we must acknowledge we must invest in the northern tribal countries of central america. who have studied this -- not with their military, not inducing people to lead is a very smart investment for the people of the united states to make, and lastly, we should accept and acknowledge when asylum-seekers come here, when they are allowed to state, not only do they do better, they countrya much better as a result. their families, their kids, the genius they reveal to the world only here in the united states of america, and

records show carranza from el salvador is in the country illegally and has a long terminal history.a sanctuary county but officials on local laws to mirror the states sanctuary law. currently, farrell federal agents would only be notified of 18 detainees release if the person has violated any of 31 special is specific violent crimes. mike wasserman looks to change the process, asking for approval to have detainees with violent criminal records and those with the rest warrants handed over to i.c.e. this after the south bay police asked the board to reconsider its policy. councilman johnny cam is approved as fast track approach. >> we have to take steps to make things safer. >> reporter: critics worry that handing over inmates to federal agents being detained but without an arrest warrant will lead to abuse . >> how are you going to determine who is going to be held after their release and it will have to be based on questioning their immigration status. >> such questions would be illegal under state law. the board of supervisors begins debate on two proposal, on fast track, on establ

these are the efforts that have reduced migration in el salvador. they should also work in guatemala and honduras. and of course, shutting border will create chaos not only in the u.s. but also in mexico. by the way, the new else salva r salvadorian president is looking to review their recent agreement with china. if we leave a vacuum, believe me, china will step in and take full control of the vacuum of leadership. >> there's talk about the economic impacts. bringing china into the mix raises ears and makes people perk up. you talk about some of theefts in mexico, in central america. what about the efforts in the u.s. you were candid with my colleague chris cuomo in talking about the need for hearings to deal with this. there aren't any. the need for comprehensive immigration reform. you told chris it's not a winning poll issue. is that how things are being -- is that how lawmakers are governing these days, based on what will and will not win at the polls? >> i'm glad to see that hearings will be called next week on the issue of shutting down the b

newsom is doing, he said how do we stop the bleeding, why are they coming here, he has done on el salvador, that does not stop the problem, you need to see at root why are they -- >> jesus is coming look busy. going toggle el doe toggle -- et mean you are taking a true survey. >> this is huge problem, one thing like a wall is not going to help or fix it and neither go toggle -- to el salvador. have youy it say, when state of california is most affected why do they come here. what is happening. where does money go that woo give to el salvador. what would happen if we cut them off, i think this is a good first step. step. >> my problem with this form of foreign aid you are giving a lot of money to essentially bad people who are sort of drug cartel whol -- legitimize themselves. you could go back further and look at drug war as a primary cause. >> foreign aid almost never really helps. it is a cool of control or ability to en fle flewence -- influence other people. best thing you could do is trade openly, that is op-e opposite of closing of border,. kennedy: should american companies open fac

if you're coming from central america, from el salvador, from nicaragua, from guatemala, all you have to do is make it to american soil, say the magic words, and then you're allowed into our country. you're told, we're going to give you a court date. we're so far behind in our immigration courts -- that court date likely will come in a year and a half or two years -- and you're released into the country. and you're told, come on back for your court date. some do. many don't. no other country that i'm aware of, madam president, has an asylum law as upside down as ours. you could -- you could drive across washington, d.c., and pick the first person you find living under the interstate and say, you draft an asylum law for us, and it would be better than the asylum law that we have right now. and this united states senate ought to be debating america's asylum laws right this second. i'm not saying the other things we're doing -- we are in the personnel business -- aren't important, but there's not a single issue right now that's nor important. and -- that's more important. and this congre

madre y la abogada de elizabeth madariaga, pide que se reconsidere deportar a la niÑa de 11 aÑos en el salvadoronde no tiene a nadie. ¿quien mÁs escucho? la respuesta preocupa a muchos, hay decenas de empleados contratados por amazon o paraescuchar lo que capta este dispositivo desde tus hogares. ♪ borja: que tal, como estÁs, hemos llegado al viernes y te damos la bienvenida pamela silva conde y un servidor a "ediciÓn digital". hoy es 12 de abril y comenzamos hablando de inmigraciÓn. pamela: un caso bastante insÓlito que hemos seguido de cerca, el abogado de la familia madariaga introdujo una solicitud ante la corte para que reabra el caso de laura, esta niÑa salvadoreÑa de sÓlo 11 aÑos para que se puede quedar de esta manera al paÍs. el laura es la Única que recibiÓ una orden de deportaciÓn. la notificaciÓn en carta fue firmada por una jueza de migraciÓn hace 15 dÍas, pero al recibirla no le enteaciÓn estÁ vigente. vamos a conectarnos con pedro rojas, Él estÁ en houston con toda la familia para que nos cuente la historiaque ha generado muchÍsimas reacciones de las redes sociales. pedro buenas

. >>> today is governor newsom's last day in el salvador. he spent the time talking to shows who are fleeing to the united states. he chose el salvador as his first overseas trip because there is a large number of residents in california from el salvador. >>> shocking details of last month's foiled plot by a maryland man are being laid out in kurt documents. federal authorities charged rondel henry in connection to an isis inspired plot to run down pedestrians with a u-haul truck in maryland. >> the agents were able to piece this together and find out this was not simply a person in a stolen vehicle but he posed a greater threat. >> the man claimed he was inspired by isis and planned to drive the vehicle into unbelieveers and keep driving without stopping. >>> washington state is the latest state to raise the smoking age to 21. under this new law, no one under the age of 21 will be able to buy tobacco products or other vaping products. the new law takes effect january of next year. washington is the third state so far this year to raise the

navy on base in el salvador. two pa poseidons stationed here scramble every day to catch traffickers. >> we are like 911 for, for the -- >> reporter: cocaine passed to panga boats sitting low to the water making them hard to detect. >> whenever they think there's a takedown they call us to come out and help be the eyes. >> reporter: the navy poseidon is a mile up down on the choppy waters, drug runners have no idea they've become an acquired target, they can look up won't see or hear us but we definitely see them. >> reporter: cat and mouse. the cat wins. >> i guess, yeah. >> reporter: and before the cocaine gets to the united states, intercepted. crew names kept secret. our mission commander a lieutenant who's 30 years old. and at 30 years old, the war on drugs was old when you became an adult. >> absolutely. >> reporter: is there any way to say winning or losing, it's just an ongoing war? >> what we're doing here i really feel i'm 345making a difference, even if it's a small difference, it seems meaningful. >>

. >>> in the meantime governor gavin newsom is coming back to california after a trip to el salvador. the governor said he went to the central american country to learn more about the poverty and violence that is prompting people to leave there for the u.s. he pledged to help migrants in california including family reunification services and legal representation for asylum- seekers. california is home to the bigge from el salvador outside of the country itself, about 680,000 people >>> the owner of the hillsboro house said she will discuss alleged harassment by town leaders. the house, a shrine to fred and wilma includes all kinds of flintstones themed views >>> the best of the nba 7 series is sad night. the list of games are on your screen... screen... steph county, in the meantime is still recovering from a right ankle sprain. the head coach steve cancer says curry should be ready for the play-offs. >> let's hope. >>> it is 4:10. the 49ers are expected to pick him in the first round of the nfl draft but some of his past is coming to haunt nick bosa. >>> and star wars toys you won't

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for notification. >>> and governor gavin newsom reported about his trip to el salvador. he says he's talked with people who have fled their homes because of violence, corruption, and extortion. the governor tweeted quote, we have to address immigration in a comprehensive and thoughtful way. the divisive rhetoric from the white house is not helping. he said california is home to a large population from el salvador. >>> it's expected to be the unofficial cross-examination of the mueller report. the questions william barr is expected to face on capitol hill tomorrow. >> and we have some sprinkles out there. we talked about that. the showers are dying out and we're heading into a drier spring-like pattern. i think you'll like it. >> and another san francisco company gets ready to go public. how pinterest is expected to price its ipo. you wanted to save on prescriptions... so, you went online and got so confused that your brain went offline. next time, ask your helpful cvs pharmacist. we created a proprietary search tool that analyzes ways to help lower your prescription cost

>>esta mujer huyÓ en febrero por la violencia de el salvador, y pidiÓ asilo con su hijo al llegar a lalincuentes, nos miran mal >>mantendrÁ la esperanza de que su opciÓn no es regresar a el salvador. >>intentar nuevamente, intentar en otro paÍs o intentarlo aquí ramÓn: los precios de la gasolina quien subiendo, y van a los cuatro dÓlares por medio en el Área de la bahÍa, la gasolina alcanzÓ nivel que no veÍamos en california desde el aÑo 2014, y estÁ muy por encima del promedio nacional, alrededor de $2.70, resulta que los Ángeles de la ciudad donde la gasolina es mÁs alta con un precio promedio de tres dÓlares, con un precio promedio de tres dÓlares, en san josÉ cuesta $3.80, nos cuenta cuÁl es el mejor dÍa para que usted tiene el tanque de su carro. >>si usted no puso gasolina el dÍa de ayer hoy pudiera ser mÁs caro, de que segÚn expertos el lunes es el dÍa lo del precio promedio de gasolina es mÁs baja >>sube la gasolina el fin de semana, y el lunes la ponen barata, y el martes la vuelven a subir >>el viernes y sÁbado son los 10 mÁs caros para atinar de gasolina su auto, los domingo

he is in el salvador. heas diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2016.ral surgeries. >> i just read all about you and i have been to let you know i think you're so strong and so brave and i am so impressed. you could definitely, definitely fight with us on the avengers. cou ulike you >> to a five-year-old is le what? >> it is such a cute moment. so this is where they have an opportunity to snd tend the vid back. >> yeah, man. i'm sorry to tell you he's going to have to continue fighting because doctors have detected a new tumor in his brain. but the fact captain america this close to the premier of "avengers end game" to reach out and give him a personalized message from captain america himself, i'm sure captain el salvador will be taking that with him. >> thank you, cacaptain. >> bye, cap. >> even if you're not vegan, you will love this banana bread recipe. it was put together by bosh tv. start off by mashing up rice banana, peanut butter, maple syrup, little vanilla extract. then you put your dry ingredients with the wet mixture. you can start adding t

and the consequence is that the migration from el salvador is way, way down. and all of a sudden we're going to cut that off? that's cutting off our nose to spite our face. >> the house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler, mr. chairman, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> all right, now that we've heard from the chairman of the house intelligence committee and the house judiciary committee, let's ask our political and legal experts about all that we just learned. and gloria borger, let's discuss these two interviews. the president was very bitter, lashing out against these two chairman earlier in the day. now they've had their respective chance to respond. >> and they are giving it right back to them. particularly when you hear chairman nadler talk about the attorney general, he said, the attorney general is an agent of the president. and that neither one of these men is giving the benefit of the doubt, that james comey told christiane amanpour he would give him earlier today. it's very clear today, jerry nadler said, they're not necessarily

enero y hasta ahorita, pues ya tenemos 15 días acá, durmiendo acá-- locutor: mientras tanto, en el salvadorala y honduras crece el temor de que la suspensión de asistencia financiera de estados unidos agrave la situación social y obligue a más familias a abandonar sus hogares. josé: no me atrevo a decirles que no se vayan. si no hay oportunidades en honduras, la gente tiene derecho a buscar la esperanza en otro lado. locutor: el presidente donald trump le dio a méxico un plazo de un año para cerrar la frontera si no detiene las caravanas de inmigrantes, al tiempo que denuncian una campaña para neutralizar a quienes ayudan a los viajeros. nora: los demandé, porque están haciendo cosas superilegales y supercrueles. locutor: la avalancha de padres con hijos continúa llegando. muchos de los menores de edad están presentando problemas de salud. maribel: el chiquitito comenzó con fiebre y vómitos y diarrea. locutor: la crisis de la frontera se recrudece y pudiera estar... "desafiando el límite". patricia: en los países del llamado triángulo norte centroamericano crece la preocupación por la suspe

peaker, homicide has gone down 15% in el salvador. at one point 104 people per 100,000 people were being killed. the highest homicide rate in the world is now 50%. still a war zone but down 50%. young people are being recruited away from the gangs. what they really need now is a shot in the arm for economic development and jobs. that is what will help with the migration patterns that reflect themselves in the southern border. and this young president has captured the enthusiasm of the young people. he campaigned against corruption and violence, and yet, while we were there, the president threatened to cut the aid to el salvador. in fact, we should take what we've done to gault and honduras because -- guatemala and honduras because it's working. it's clear, mr. speaker, this is all summed up that the president fails to share our optimism that collaboration will lead to a solution in this region. he fails to register the miserable motivations that will prompt somebody to seek refuge for their families in an unknown country thousands and

i had members of congress, colleagues of mine recently go to el salvador. and one of our programs there is helping kids learn computer programming. and there were 1,000 kids who said i want to be computer programmers in el salvador. we dont want to come to the united states. why wouldn't be funding programs like that? more immigration judges to process these cases? and i think what it's going to take is leadership to say, yes, we understand there's a challenge. we can't have people just coming here without some proactive solution. but let's talk concretely about what's going to solve it. >> all right, congressman. thanks for your time tonight. >>> to help with the president's plans and his rhetoric context i'm joined by the writer of the atlantic. i'll begin with you. what did you want to get across in that piece, how do you resist it? >> the piece is largely about how the media covered it last night. last night we saw "the washington post" and then there were a series of other reports on this plan leaked by a couple of whistle blowers. and none of these ar

we were there the day before in el salvador to speak to the leadership there. the law enforcement agents working there. this is a humanitarian crisis. and this is a crisis that for far too long cried out for help. but the children and women crossing the border that need an answer and congress has been silent and complacent about this. >> the reason i asked you to come on is you're not the problem here. obviously this is close to your heart. this is your past. and present. and the future. but your party and the other side have done nothing. i looked at the schedule for hearing this week. all kinds of hearings. not one on the situation here. why? why is nothing even being discussed, let alone done? >> we should have full hearings about this. we have to find out root cause of this migration crisis. we were down, as i said earlier in el salvador. spoke to the president. 38 year-old president. we have seen a drop in homicide. we met with law enforcement. u.s. law enforcement agents. everybody is upset about the potential that the funding will be cut. they made some