guatemala tried every means he could to organize the american states to other countries. each separately the world press. they even tried to turn to the united states themselves in desperate hope that everything is a big misunderstanding. in the end, the mind will win nothing helped. white eisenhower john foster dales and allen dulles decided that the legally elected government of jacob arbis was communist, so it should go and he had to leave in june 54. america defended its bananas, but sent the country into the bosom of a thirty-year civil war. again, scorched earth seized power about the american colonel carlos ars in the country , mass repressions unfolded, thousands of people were thrown behind bars, many associated with the communists, many were shot by all the socio-economic reforms of arvens , the result was a civil war that lasted 36 years and died more than 200,000 lives. one side. the expansion of the number of countries of peoples who are fighting against american hegemony in latin america countries, the unceasing attempts by the united states a to destroy sub

well, then, what is called a sleight of hand against guatemala the great, economic sanctions in ordero deal with the objectionable regime in neighbors honduras formed a la. the mercenaries were trained by the so-called liberation army, american instructors and career military agents. the cia supplied equipment with weapons the invasion began in june fifty- fourth on may 26, an american plane scattered leaflets over the capital of guatemala with promises of liberation from communism guatemala on june 21 turned to the un with a request to stop us aggression invasion to intimidate the population, the publication of the us embassy in the capital of guatemala broadcast a recording of an air raid at full volume, and the american ambassador bribed the military elite and days the last independent government were numbered. here is what william bloom writes about this american stories in his book with the telling title the murder of democracy. whom should the poor banana republic turn to if the cia army is advancing through its territory and its planes are bombing the country from the air the l

ahora las crÓnicas desde guatemala. >>> este es el dramÁtico momento en el que bomberos rescatan a niÑos mortal nÚmero 39 en lo que va de la Época de la lluvia en guatemala la cual se ua guatemalteco. el pequeÑo se e encuentra estable pero el mayor fases en el hospital y se convirtiÓ en la vÍctima mortal nÚmero 39 en lo que va de la Época de lluvia en guatemala la cual se ha visto afectadas los Últimos dÍas por un sistema de baja presiÓn. >>> personas que resultaron afectadas. >>> las cifras eleva a 3 mi millones de personas afectadas en guatemala desde que inicio la lluvia. >>> en el territorio salvadoreÑo se han producido... en dejar incomunicadas algunas co comunidades cuyos habitantes han recibido la orden de abandonar sus viviendas. >>> sanos dijeron que tenemos que desalojar por completo. este es el desolador panorama en un barrio del salvador. >>> no honduras nueve de departamentos fueron declarados por alerta amarilla y quienes mÁs afectados resultaron fuerone los habitantes de el progreso que tuvieron que abandonar sus viviendas ante las crecida de las agua vulnerables ante laos

guatemala on june 21 turned to the un with a request to stop the aggression of the united states, but the united states, great britain, france used the right at the un security council. the veto in this way in washington actually received a sanction for an invasion to intimidate the population, the publication of the us embassy in the capital of guatemala was broadcast at full volume the record of the air raid the american ambassador bribed the military elite and the days of the last independent government were numbered. here is what william bloom writes about this american history in his book with the telling title the murder of democracy, who to turn to the poor banana republic, if the army. moving through its territory and its planes are bombing the country from the air, the leaders of guatemala have tried all the means of organizing the american states, other countries, each separately, the world press even tried to turn to the united states itself in desperate hope that everything, this is a big misunderstanding that, in the end, reason will win nothing helped dwight eisenhower j

well, then, what is called sleight of hand against guatemala was carried out by economic

right now, we have three countries that are migrants, guatemala, el salvador and honduras.nezuela. who knows what? but until we invest, we will always be dealing with this. our asylum laws were written during world war ii. the world has changed but our laws have not. this would be a law in the books that would allow for asylum seekers to process further out. and that we deal with them thoughtfully, humanely, and it would be a first-class operation. still american run. and this would work. we would create a safe zone similar to the green zone we had in iraq in cooperation with other governments. >> so until that time, for now, governors in florida and texas are taking matters into their own hands and, of course, they are sending migrants by bus, plane, to other border states. they say they're going to do it to call on the biden administration to take action. but will -- do you think their tactics will expedite a solution? >> absolutely not. it's a dog and pony show. it's red meat they're feeding to the base. but i think this will backfire, especially with governor desantis,

leo: otra de las vÍctimas llegÓ en un ataÚd a guatemala.uzar con su madre. otro capÍtulo de una trÁgica historia que se repite con la misma trama sobre la bÚsqueda de una vida. hablamos con los desconsolados familiares de la pequeÑa. reportera: la niÑa de solo 5 aÑos que perdiÓ la vida al ser arrastrada por la corriente del rÍo bravo, arribÓ finalmente a su casa en guatemala. >> es un dolor tan grande que estamos viviendo la familia, porque se sabe que perder un niÑo es algo muy duro. ella tenÍa muchos sueÑos por delante. >> me llamaba y me decÍa "te amo, mamita linda". me siento triste de ver todo lo que ha pasado. reportera: doÑa margarita, abuela de la niÑa estÁ desconsolada. >> le dije que no voy a resistir esto. me siento muy mal. me dicen que le pida a dios de corazÓn para darle entierro. reportera: pide que le dÉ fuerzas a su hija silvia que se encuentra en mÉxico. >> estarÁ sintiendo el dolor... reportera: tenÍan el sueÑo de ayudar a julio, quien tiene 9 aÑos y sufriÓ parÁlisis cerebral. a silvia no le queda mÁs que pedirle ayuda a

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host: you travel to guatemala, can you tell our viewers about that? guest: i saw one of the unique ways that our government deals with human traffic and smuggling. we work with foreign law enforcement to help them learn better ways to break apart these human smuggling rings. we talk about the political divide where democrats focus on issues in the host countries and republicans focus on border issues. in between there are criminal networks that take advantage of these policies. host: you can see the story among your other stories including pictures from her trip to guatemala. stef kight from axios. we will hear from danny and kentucky, a republican. caller: 2 million people have crossed illegally. there have been 800,000 that got away. we need to stop the flow of traffic at the border. department of homeland security has said the border is secure. how can it be secure if you have that many people walking across the border? we have had 857,000 children come alone. how is our border secure with the president and the dhs says it is secure and it is not s

. > >> guatemala is also celebrating celebrating independence day.ral in san francisco about the significance of this holiday. >> we got our independence fromn from spain in 1821 and it was a chain of events, when spain wasy was actually decaying. the kingdom of spain was decaying. the independence of mexico, some some of the movements of independence in south america. i i created the conditions for ine for independence in guatemala. >> and this was the scene in san san jose in the last few minute. few minutes. the city hosting its own el grito celebration outside city hall. > >> also this weekend, the home opener for the 49ers. today we got a preview all about the foo. the faithful are in for a treat this year. there is a selection of local and regional food items for the premium carryout. the stadium is partnering with restaurants to bring popular items to game days. you can find find donuts, and ice cream from cream plus sugar. >> what happens on the field we can't control that, but we can put planning and what we do from from a food and beverage

el cuerpo de la pequeÑa fue repatriado a guatemala, donde familiares ahÍ migs despidieron a esta chiquitaara las corrientes del rÍo bravo. en argentina miles de personas se manifestaron a favor y en contra de la vicepresidenta. luego que un hombre intentara asesinarla. el ataque ocurriÓ anoche en las puertas de su casa cuando el sospechoso saliÓ entre un grupo de seguidor y le apuntÓ en el rostro con un arma. la pistola no se disparÓ. el presidente alberto fernÁndez decretÓ hoy dÍa de asueto y convocÓ que la gente saliera a la plaza de mayo de buenos aires en condena al intento de magnicidio. visitÓ a la vicepresidenta por 45 minutos. por otra parte, el papa francisco le envÍo a fernÁndez de kirchner una carta de apoyo y luego la llamÓ. y la situaciÓn del incidente levantaron sospechas. >>> como alguien que loca colocar su arma acento metros, cerca de la cara de alguien, su objetivo falla. cÓmo la custodia no actÚa en absoluto. >>> pero quiÉn es el pistolero bajo custodia de las autoridades. esto es lo que sabemos hasta el momento. se llama fernando andrÉs sabag montiel, tiene 35 aÑos eda

what my proposal is to create a safe zone in guatemala and mexico.heck in and request asylum at that juncture. if we're going to let them in ultimately like we to on the southern border, we should do it at that juncture and just allow them to fly in to their final destination. that would do two things. first of all, it would take the pressure off of the southern border and allow our border patrol and our lawn enforcement to do what they're supposed to be doing and second of all, it would take the cartel element out of the equation. just last year, cartels in mexico made around $5 billion bringing people to our southern border, this is not something new. it's gone on the past decade. what i'm offering is a real plan with bipartisan support, something both sides should be able to agree with and make this common sense long-term investment further down from the border. right now 90% of the migration is coming from the northern triangle, which is guatemala, el salvador and honduras. who knows what the future holds. as a country, as a nation, we need to ma

it sounds pretty scary if you're sitting in guatemala so she might lose your kid maybe i won't try to go across. >> that's what's difficult about it. it is intuitive this by deterrence i will walk you through academics have been studying for long time. and no really well what works and what doesn't works. the early 2003 start in the united states prosecuting b individual adults who cross the border illegally. it is that misdemeanor crime the first time around and then he a becomes a felony of the second, third, fourth and beyond. so, to begin with the program is called operation streamline. it completely floods up along the border and immediately prosecutors assistant u.s. attorneys are unhappy with it because they are saying it's taking awaymo resources from moe important cases that we need to deal with. and not only that, and does not seem to be influencing long-term trends. so if you look at shifts in migration of taken place of the last 20 years, those can be explained entirely by looking economic shifts and demographic shifts in the united states in the country were people are co

would like to see created is a safe zone on the border of mexico and guatemala, on the guatemala side, and maybe other countries down the road where asylum seekers can come in safely and ask for asylum no different than our southern border. they do it further away, which we take the cartel element out of the equation. these migrants are paying cartels between six and $8,000 ahead. so, cartels are made billions of dollars transporting migrants towards the southern border. they said he would eliminate that. he would make it a safer venture, they would have to make this 1500-mile trek to our southern border where many times women are raped, children are abused. and certainly, they've taken advantage of by criminal organizations. we should find a humane way to deal with them, and then orderly way to deal with them. and even if we use the -- standard that's a low standard that we use at the southern border now, if we did it at that junction in guatemala, honduras, el salvador, and off of our border,. we do it in a humane way. ultimately, fly them in a way to final destination. if we get th

on may 26, an american plane dropped leaflets promising liberation over the capital of guatemala.

it began to rain and became slippery people began to fall during a stampede at a concert in guatemala. nine people died over her time, as if not powerfully. we are changing. we, but not angelina vovk, on her anniversary, she shares the secret of an active life. you are watching the news on the channel russia hello in samarkand today is the second and final day of the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization vladimir putin will hold a series of bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the forum. also today , the signing of the samarkand declaration will take place, following the results of the sco summit, we will find out all the details from the special correspondent of vista alexei petrov , who has a direct connection with the studio from uzbekistan alexei good morning. tell us about the agenda for the second day of the summit. andrey good morning indeed the agenda is very busy today is a key day and of course, samarkand these days, without exaggeration, the capital of world politics. we just watched the motorcades approach, the leaders drove up and the aurus of russian presiden

estampida en guatemala deja nueve muertos y 20 heridos.lancha de gente se empujaba y pisaba tratando de salir al terminar el evento. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze. leÓn: muy buenas noches. hermoso el zÓcalo capitalino. empezamos con la fiesta nacional a mÉxico por el aniversario 212 de la independencia. miles de personas se han congregado en el zÓcalo de la capital mexicana para escuchar el grito de la independencia, marcando el regreso esta celebraciÓn tradicional tras dos aÑos de interrupciones por la pandemia. vamos en vivo al zÓcalo. reportera: muy buenas noches. me encuentro en el zÓcalo capitalino, en el mero corazÓn de la capital mexicana donde se vive una fiesta con el patriotismo a todo dar. se escucha al mariachi junto con "los tigres del norte". la gente ha estado llegando a lo largo de todo el dÍa. incluso gente desde ayer que quedÓ con casa de campaÑa para quedarse toda la noche y tener hoy un buen lugar para disfrutar de esta fiesta. hemos visto a mu

these are the kinds of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala.or what? a photo op? >> cnn's pricilla alvarez joins us now. the white house officials met yesterday to discuss how to respond to the situation. what do we know about the efforts so far. >> reporter: for months the biden administration been grappling with increasing number of migrants at the u.s./mexico border. yesterday they did meet to talk about support along the border and funding. a white house official told us this was a meeting that was previously planned but it of course comes during a time when republican governors have elevated their attacks against the biden administration most recently with florida governor ron desantis claiming credit for two charter flights that arrived in martha's vineyard with some 50 migrants. this is something that texas governor greg abbott and arizona governor doug ducey have been doing for a few months. it break it down, they have been sending buses to the cities of d.c. and texas to new york city and chicago as well. and so as of thursday what we

. >>> rescuers in guatemala searching for two people after a massive sinkhole swallowed their car. happened saturday in a town an hour southwest of the capital.e guatemala city two sinkholes opened in the middle of a road there this was the scene yesterday as officials continue their search. authorities say they're looking for a mother and daughter. they rescued the girl's father and three other people yesterday, according to the associated press here some of the rescuers lowering themselves into one of those massive holes. that one's reportedly 49 feet deep you can see a crane removed a blue sedan from the giant crater guatemala's national disaster relief agency reports it's looking into whether the holes pose additional risk to people in the country >>> 25 years ago, a 14-year-old boy killed three people during one of the country's first student on student school shootings. this year, he was up for parole and today, the parole board made its decision >>> plus, growing fallout in the mississippi welfare scandal. what new text messages show about brett favre's connection to the inc

grande contaron con unos mariachis a todo >> centroamérica nos visitó en méxico predominaban en guatemalaos aniversarios de los terremotos de 1985 y 1917. y ademÁs este lunes, desde londres, reino unido.

they already had been a movement towards the middle america, honduras guatemala of, for example, that's at least where some u. s. a fashion accompanies some start production, and that mexico is another destination when it comes to semi. conductors said built for the u. s. and the global market are written down just as really briefly, we saw china's economy, really, boone, as it opened up to the west, could we see a similar boom as the us in europe look into these other countries that grew saving? you can't copy paste this success story and then also if we talk about some tendencies, some of it moving to production out of a giant. i mean, that's going to be a rather slow process. we heard from the foreign minister of, from mexico for example. he believes that actually the economic growth in mexico could double was that the next couple of years, for instance, with a semi conductor production and coming to that state. so it would be a copy of paste, but clearly some companies of cut, some countries i will definitely benefit from this threat and scar to thank you so much. now to some of the

rosa lleva meses de este lado y dice que por amenazas no puede regresar a guatemala.a que esperar en estados unidos. >> la posibilidad de poder llevar allÁ el proceso, estÁ bien. yo sÉ que en mi paÍs no puedo seguir. patricia: precisamente sobre esa bÚsqueda del sueÑo americano por la frontera, tenemos esta historia desgarradora. una pareja dejÓ su nicaragua natal y se embarcÓ en esa aventura llena de ilusiones antes de su primer aÑo de matrimonio, pero cuando creÍan haber cruzado la primera meta de sus sueÑos, el destino los separÓ porque ella no aguantÓ el cansancio. reportero: ocho meses de absoluta felicidad vivieron como reciÉn casados gustavo y su esposa. ambos compartÍan sueÑos de un amor eterno. creÍan que para superarse podrÍan lograrlo mejor en los estados unidos y juntos decidieron cruzar la frontera por arizona, pero el 23 de agosto que lo intentaron, ella desvaneciÓ en los brazos de su esposo. >> yo me quedÉ con ella. se quedÓ en mis piernas. yo le decÍa "ya estamos aquÍ. lo logramos". no reaccionaba. no reaccionaba. los fronterizos no tardaron mucho tiem

there was also a position to the cost of the event and division over abe's legacy. rescuers in guatemala, a searching for survivors of for massive sinkhole appeared in the middle of a highway. mother and daughter remained missing after their car was swallowed at least 3 others were injured. 30 say heavy rain caused the underground drainage system to collapse. iran is stepping up its response to nationwide anti government. protests. officials say they've arrested more than 1200 demonstrators. human rights wanted to say at least 76 people have died in rallies, sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody. we don't want the islamic republic, that's the protest cry of people in iran's capital tyrann. only a few videos from the protests are getting through to the outside world, due to repeated internet shut downs. but people are taking to the streets around the country like here in the southern city of bush, a hair pro government rallies have also been held like here and here on, on sunday, supporters of the regime have blamed the wave of protests on the west. hard line clerics hav

check it out here in mexico, guatemala, el salvador. they filled the streets with food, music, and more honoring their nation and history together. i saw people celebrating yesterday. in guatemala i have videos of how they're celebrating there. >> it is a lot of fun. i walked past that celebration last night night at city hall. it's nice to to see honoring hispanic heritage and also to see people out and about. the weather is perfect for it. >> it is very nice especially ar last week. > >> 5:11. ahead, what oakland's vice mayor is doing to get wnba to bring a team to alameda county. > >> a big renovation project just projec >> in east oakland police are ig a shooting that sent several people to the hospital. this happened around 6:00 last night near international boulevard and and 42nd avenue. officers put up up crime tape at the scene where where they found multiple people people shot. two women were woundnd add injured pedestrian had been hit by a car. they are recovering and there is no information on a suspect. > >> mount view is th

rachel: she famously said she went to guatemala.erviewed a migrant and you got to the root cause of this. can you play that clip? >> it is open, for you to come in illegally. everybody coming in, to see them. rachel: that sums it up. the border is open and they come. you don't have to go to guatemala for that. >> reporter: if you talk to any border patrol official past or present, they will tell you if the republicans, democrats, would work together on immigration reform but also for border security you won't have people who fled venezuela for legitimate reasons became illegally because he knew everyone else has come illegally and had no problem getting in, that is exactly the nexus of where things are broken and it is this administration's obligation to try to get it under control. i talked to my sources at cvp and said it is september 16th, you will cross 2 million but we release those august numbers, never happened in our country's history, what are you waiting for? will: master class in real reporting. you effectively read off y

would appeal the bad at least 9 people have been killed and 20 injured in a stampede in west and guatemala. the victims were reportedly caught in a crush of people trying to leave a music concert, celebrating independence day. long queues are formed along the banks of the river thames in central london as people waiting as long as 9 hours to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died last week. late monarch is lying in state in westminster hall, where she will remain until the funeral. on monday and in sports tennis legend, roger federer has announced his retirement from top level tournaments. the 41 year old underwent 3 knee surgeries in recent years and has decided to finally decide, give his body arrest fans from around the world. will miss the all time? great. roger federer can look back on a long professional career. but after next week's labor cup will finally come to an end, as cetera announced on social media. i say more than 1005 on a matches over 24 years. janice has treated me more generously than i ever would have dreamt. the now must recognize when it is time to end

in western guatemala, the victims were reportedly caught in a crush of people who were trying to leave a music concert. celebrating independent stick. thousands of mourners are lining up to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth the cute to see the coffin stretches more than 10 kilometers long. along the river 10. the united kingdoms, longest serving monarch rely in state in london's westminster hall for 4 days before her funeral. this coming monday sports news, the tennis legend, roger federer has announced that he is retiring the 41 year old underwent 3 knee surgeries in recent years. and his finally decided to give his body arrest fans from around the world, say that they will miss the all time. great. roger federer can look back on a long professional career. but after next week's labor cup it was finally come to an end, as cetera announced on social media. i stay more than 1005 on a matches over 24 years. janice has treated me more generously than i ever would have dreamt. the now must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. the swiss ledgent made his professi

the council of guatemala is joining us to talk about guatemala independence day events.ill feature food and activities at c center plaza from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at 6:00 the official ceremony starts. san jose is hosting a greet event between 4:00 and 11:00 outside city hal. > >> breaking, an engine of the ey appears back on track. the agreement just reached between unions and railroad companies to railroad companies to avoid strike. > >> tension on the streets of oa. struggle for business owners ine midst of violence. > >> a group of voters taking ther fight to south san francisco city leaders. the plea for helpe they're forced out of the marina. > >> a live look outside before b. it's still dark out there, waitg for the sun to come up. we are looking in san francisco. we'll have more news and weather comig up right after this break. we'le you there. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities

at least 9 people have been killed and 20 injured in a stampede in western guatemala. the victims were voted, leak caught in a crash of people trying to leave a music concert celebrating independence day and thousands of mourners lining up to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth. the 2nd, the cute to see the coffin stretches more than 10 kilometers along the thames. the united kingdom's longest serving monarch will lie in state in london's westminster hold for 4 days before her funeral on monday. and in sport 20 time grand slam singles champion, roger federer has announced his resignation from top level tenants to 41 year old will play his final atp tournament at the labor cup in london. later this month. the swiss has not played a professional tournament since wimbledon last year after which he had a 3rd knee operation that are said on social media. that my body's message to me lately has been clear. i've played more than 1500 matches over 24 years. now i must recognize when it is time to end by competitive career hatcheries. a lot of tennis, a lot of good tenn

. >> in other news, ni people are said to have been killed in western guatemala.happened at the end of an independence day concert. witnesses said the venue only had two exits. hungary and an eu member state can no longer be considered a full democracy. eu lawmakers have doctored a report that called hungary an electoral autocracy. the respector democratic norms and standards is absent. parliamentarians said this is due to deliberate and systematic efforts by the right-wing government in budapest. in kenya, the government has ended petrol subsidies and slashed incentives on other petroleum products. fuel prices have hit a record high. the government has said the subsidies were too expensive and did nohelp lower the cost of living. florida's governor ron desantis has sent two planes full of migrants to martha's vineyard. two buses carrying migrants were dropped off near the vice president's residence in washington after she recently called the border secure. it is the latest salvo and a strategy by republicans to send migrants to democratic areas. here is michelle

it's continuing guatemala for a mother and daughter whose car fell down into a huge sinkhole.saturday. the father of the girl and three other people were rescued sunday, cruise used ropes and ladders to get them out. heavy rain probably created to sink holes on one of the town's main roads. guatemala's national disaster released agency is investigating to find out if other people in that area are in danger. scientists at stanford are warning about the possibility of an earthquake as big as a creator on a fault under silicon valley. a new study finds that two lesser known fault known together as the foothill thrust belt, could produce an earthquake as strong as a 6.9 magnitude every 252 300 years, the scientists aren't saying an earthquake of that size is going to happen. they say those faults have the capability of producing a strong earthquake. seismologists and the usgs say, as of now, there is no way to predict what an earthquake of that size could strike. vice president kamala harris will visit the demilitarized zone on a trip to south korea on thursday. this announcement

of course in northern triangle would be countries like el salvador, honduras and guatemala.y now it is thousands more each month coming to this country from places like venezuela, cuba, and nickel wobbled up. new york city says that it is considered using cruise ship they are, the big apple is shelters are overwhelmed to overwhelmed due to thousands of migrants coming by bus. he did explain how much smaller and towns in texas are supposed to cope with an onslaught that new york is having trouble with the times who knows how many. this is the white house white house tonight continues to monitor reports of a possible aircraft with illegal aliens and heading towards the president's home state of delaware. >> yes, we have received word of the flights and yes, we are coordinating with officials and local service providers willing to welcome in an orderly manner as they pursue their asylum claims. >> much criticism but not stopping the president from taking ron desantis who liked texas governor greg abbott has seen fit to send aliens to blue states that say they support the surge.

. > >> today is independence day for day for guatemala. the consul spoke. >> we got our independence frome kingdom of spain in 1821. and it it was a chain of events when sn was actually decaying, the kingdom of spain was decaying, the independence of some had conditions. > >> and short time later the celn a flag was raised. > >> as we celebrate hispanic here month, chopper 5 spotted this he line wrapping around the coliseum for the bad bunny concert last night. jocelyn morn was part of that crowd and explains why he means so much to to his fans. >> reporter: there were cheers d fireworks. there was dancing, people with their hands up, enjoying a ben nieto. >> it was a packed house at the. there is no question bad bunny s breaking barriers. most recently, he won artist of the , become the first nonenglish language act to win a vm afor artist of the year. >> he is true to his roots, he s true to his language, he is true is true to his people. he is jut unapologetically bad bunny. and i think that makes him not only likable, but i think it ma

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we have seen a lot of folks come from whether it's el salvador or, guatemala.tarted this joint patrolling effort with mexico in guatemala to try to stem the flow of people here. they also have invested resources in local communities to try to handle the influx, and right now, it seems like they're trying to figure out okay, how do we make sure that people have safety and if they are seeking asylum here, they are part of a process that is orderly. that includes increasing the number of immigration judges so that people's asylum hearings can be held more quickly. they can do all of those things. but in order to do it, they need the cooperation of states and not these kinds of gimmicks that desantis and abbott are engaged in. >> julio castro, we will have to leave it. there thank you so much for. time >> thank you. >> you heard a lot of stories about donald trump's time in the white house, but you haven't heard these stories. guess who called the former president a very bad word, who was a lot of fun to hang out with? how shrugging it off became a survival tactic,

it took them through the infamous gap, guatemala, mexico. >> the police are taking your money.e're grateful to god we finally made it alive. there are a lot of people that leave their group and go you are nat and when they urinate a snakebites them and they die. you see little children dead, abandoned. with their faces eaten by animals. you see people crying blood. >> joining us now is the executive director of the immigrant advocacy center. it's great to see you. i thank you for being with us. and for all that you do. that story that we just heard of the migrants who have to go through all that, that's the story that we hear over and over again by so many of the people that do make it to the united states. >> that's the reality for migrants around the globe during a time of forced displacement where we have over 100 million people on the move. so what we see is we zoom out here, this little speck of our southern border is the humanitarian crisis that's playing out globally. these stories, sadly, are not uncommon. they are stories we hear every day and these are people, mothers

making sure that mexico and guatemala and the other countries do their job. we have to address that. make sure border patrol has the right equipment, personnel. but at the same time if you look at push and pull factors. what happens to those countries, why they are pushed over here, what pulls them over here? we have to be able to address that. fentanyl, i can, we have to stop that but keep in mind most drugs will come in through ports of entry. quicken, content all that comes in through ports of entry if you put a wall it's not going to stop most of the tracks because it comes in through ports of entry. by the way, a few years ago 63 percent of the people here illegally came through leases. the number one violator was canada. so i want to make sure as we address the issue, we know the facts. and we address them in of correctly. by the way uncle paul, things change over time. before 2012, the border patrol union was against the wall because they felt it was a waste of money they would rather get the money and put it in personnel. the border patrol union how t

it happened saturday in a town about an hour southwest of the capital of guatemala city. two sinkholes opened in the middle-of-the-road, this was the scene yesterday where officials continued their search. officials say that they are looking for a mother and daughter. they rescued the father and three other people yesterday according to the associated press. here are the rescuers lowering themselves into one of the massive holes. this one is 49 feet deep. you can see a crane removed a blue sedan from the giant crater, and guatemala's national disaster relief agency says that they want to know if the holes opposed additional risk to the people in the country. >>> a 14-year-old boy killed three people during one of the country's first student on student school shootings. this year he was up for parole, and today the parole board made its decision. >>> growing fallout in the mississippi welfare scandal. what new text messages show about a brett favre's connection to the incident, and what he wanted money for. at progressive, if you want to protect the homes and autos of thos

these are the kinds of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala.> biden's justice department weighing legal option to stop the governors from moving migrants to sanctuary cities and states. >> i'm the former attorney general in texas well as a former texas supreme court justice. i know the law very well. biden himself was doing that very same thing. the only difference is he was moving people in the darkness of night. >> team biden not confirming cabinet officials huddled today for solutions. >> it's only when you have 50 illegal aliens end up in a very wealthy, rich sanctuary enclave that he decides to scram being on this. >> also no response to reports biden turned down a dhs plan to move migrants to the canadian border to relieve crowding in the south or that the agency is getting frustrated the white house won't take a page from the g.o.p. governor's books. but the second gentleman sounded off on migrants dropped off in front of the vp's residence. >> yeah. i do have a reaction. i think it was shameful. >> and officials had plenty to say about

the video shows woman taking down the flags of mexico, guatemala, el salvador and honduras. the flags were up to celebrate hispanic heritage month. the oakland police department is investigating the incident. >> prosecutors in the kristin smart murder case have wrapped up their case. now the defense will present its side. paul flores was the last person seen with smart before she disappeared in 1996. from cal poly. prosecutors say he killed her while trying to assault her in his college dorm room that closed their case yesterday with a graphic photos showing a screen shot sexually explicit video of a woman on the bed of paul flores is home. jurors also heard from 2 women who testified they were sexually assaulted by flores. smart's body has never been found. >> newly released video from sherri papini's interrogation with detectives shines a light on what exactly happened when she disappeared back in 2016. but he was sentenced to 18 months in prison on monday after she admitted she faked her kidnapping, claiming the 2 hispanic women took her while she was in reading. she was

coahuila chihuahua y sinaloa hay viviendo y autos afectados prltsz inundaciones repentinas, y en guatemalaviendo el lodo y escombros para llegar hasta este pequeÑos cinco y 11 aÑos, lamentablemente el mayor falleciÓ despuÉs de ser hospitalizado y al menos 39 personas han muerto en este paÍ por las lluvias de esta temporada. >>> regresamos a estados unidos para ir a uvalde texas maÑana martes serÁ el primer dÍa de clases despuÉs de la masacre de 24 de mayo en la escuela primaria robb en donde 19 estudiantes y dos profesoras fueron asesinadas edgar estÁ en vivo desde uvalde, buenas tardes y cÓmo se prepara la comunidad para este regreso a clases?. de muchas manera asÍ es, comienza un nuevo aÑo escolar aquÍ en raÚl essed despuÉs de mÁs de tres meses de esta terrible tragedia muchos niÑo nos quieren regresar a clases, no quieren regresar a los esta lopoes tienen miedo, claro de estar solos, tienen miedo de que esta tragedia se repita la escuela primaria robb serÁ destruida serÁ demolida pero otras escuelas donde van a ser reubicados les han colocado diversas maneras de seguridad concretamente

we were dealing principally with the northern triangle countries, guatemala, honduras, el salvador ando. this problem has become hemispheric. in addition to those countries you have cuba, nicaragua and venezuela, who are not cooperating with us. their countries are literally imploding. there's migration to the north and the south. our border patrol capabilities, our resources are bigger than they were eight, seven years ago when i was in office. but they do struggle to keep up with this -- with this crisis. >> right. >> and from my point of view, we need to stress that we are, in fact, returning people as fast as we can. >> so, when it comes to moving migrants around the country right now, you're a lawyer. the federal government moves migrants from the border to other parts of this country quite often. what's the difference when a state governor does it, albeit, i know, without warning? >> well, there's a right way and a wrong way to do that, margaret. the wrong way is on 20 minutes' notice to send people by bus or airplane to the edgartown airport or to mass ave in front of the vice p

. >> these are the tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala. >> reporter: the white house isg is calling on republicans to support president biden's immigration reform package to help migrants legally enter the u.s. beth germano, cbs news, cape cod. >> today governor newsom once again lashed out at governor ron desantis. >> what ron desantis is doing is is a disgrace. it's almost mons. almost monstrous. he has kids. i i have kids. you saw those young young girls with backpacks, no older than his children, my children, being used as political ponds. now he is using using it to fund raise, to raise raise money. it's disgraceful. >> yesterday, newsom sent a letter to the justice department department urging them to investigate the actions of the governors of florida and texas. > >> newsom signed a sweeping set of climate bills. the legislation aims to drastically drastically cut the oil and gas use over the next two decades and the goal, 95% reduction and use of fossil fuels, 60% cut in air pollution, along with creating 4 million jobs. it is also putting dollars

there are 10-year-olds from places like guatemala who are being raped. host: we are talking about the republican governors who are sending migrants to democratic areas to point out a crisis at the border. it is caused by the administration. we want to know what you think about this battle. before we get back to your calls, we want to bring up another opinion piece from the washington post today. it talks about those migrants. it says: democrats, your line is (202) 748-8000. republicans (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. let's go now to vincent in north carolina on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for accepting my call. i am a retired veteran. i served for 13 plus years in the military. by all means, let it be known that i have given 80% of my life protecting and defending the rights and democracy by which this country is built on. i am not a selfish person. i believe that everyone should be afforded ample help when possible. as a disabled veteran, with four honorable discharges, i look back and see things going on

also today, costa rica el salvador, guatemala, honduras and nicaragua, all celebrated their independence. will we be? we will be celebrating rather hispanic heritage all month long here on kron 4. we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to hispanic heritage. i have to do is scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to the web page. coming up, political posturing intensified immigrants bused to vice president kamala harris's home and flown to the upscale resort town of vineyard. >> well, governor newsom is >> well, governor newsom is reacting. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ ♪ (customer) save yourself?! money with farmers. (burke) that's not wrong. when you bundle your home and auto policies with farmers, you save yourself up to twenty percent. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. kinda creepy. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪

thursday, mexico coaster rica el salvador, guatemala, honduras and nicaragua also celebrated their independence. well, coming up the next hour, several people are injured after a car crashes into a trader joe's in castle valley. we're going break down what we know of the case so far. and there's a new study. this is san jose has the worst housing in the u.s. have a live report breaking that all down. and the 7 tail sheriff's office is allegedly listening in on inmates correspondents with their attorneys. we're going hear why the attorneys say that this infringes on their client's right. we'll be right back. so stay with us. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. good morning, everybody. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. it is friday. i'm james and i'm are you this morning excited about the weekend that has excited for a change in the weather on hoping that this rain might. >> hopefully bring us closer to the end, not of the drought, but at least a fire season. we'll see morning, john. i mean, what a solid start, especiall