i didn't like it because i had young children - mathilda, francisco and florencia - and as they got older the issue of safety became more pressing. one man is an air-conditioning technician, the other a plumber - both useful jobs out in the country. in the city, the tradesmen barely scraped by. they lived in a poor neighborhood, and worried about their children. >> we had to work long hours just to afford our living costs. and it's too dangerous to let your kids play outside, so you have to pay to send them to a club outside school hours. >> the arrival of new families has sparked hope in the village. residents even pitched in to spruce up the local church. among them - farmer daniel tron. they're also receiving financial support from various organizations that promote the move from city to country life. in the village and surrounding areas, there just aren't enough small business owners or tradespeople -- even though there'd be plenty of work for them here. >> 70 percent of global migration is motivated by economic factors. we know people have to work to live. and helping small businesse

florencia tiene nueve, paulina tiene 15.odoncia por el fin de semana, lo dejÉ un mes sin electrÓnica. >> me ha pasado otra cosa. hay quienes tienen dos cuentas de instagram. una cuenta en la que es tal y otra cuenta en la que es su seudÓnimo. me dijo en una que podÍa entrar come la otra es mÁs sus amigos me dijo que ponÍa ciertas publicaciones. carlos: con mujeres diferente que como hombre, porque estÁs entrando en esa edad. alan: tambiÉn ponen groserÍas, no es nada loco, pero mÁs agresivo. carlos: quÉ tan agresivo te pones cuando no te lo quieren dar? alan: siempre me lo dan. como papÁs no es necesario estarlos persiguiendo pero sÍ te das cuenta de ciertas actitudes y tienes manera de por quÉ pedÍrselo o no pedÍrselo. no es estar encima de ellospara darse cuenta de lo que estÁs viendo no. carlos: a lo mejor los padres confÍan mucho en sus hijos, estamos viendo los nÚmeros que se inclina por el no. allÍ estÁ. pueden seguir votando con nosotros. quÉ interesante. alan: Écheles un ojo al celular de vez en cuando. colate:creo qu

this florencia-1300 latin kings, l.a., chicago has these problems. they are here now. it's an illegal immigrant based again, what you do? you find them and try to deport them, but it takes a long time and a lot of your manpower. >> we are not going to arrest our way out of this problem. we have to have programs that intervene and prevent these kids from joining the gangs in the first place. the platform that we work off of his enforcement and intervention prevention and education. if you don't have both, we are not going to be successful. >> laura: we have so much extra money to be spending and that to our american citizens. it is shocking. thank you for the work you are doing. some newspapers are better than others at reporting and actually "the washington post" has done a pretty good job of reporting this, we are talking about manassas and arlington, virginia, you could run there from here. that's how close it is. thank you for the work you are doing. by the way, a major network does a story about the artistry of some of the worst terrorists in the world, i kid you n