en centroamÉrica sea duplicado en los Últimos aÑos . 8,000,000 de personas en el salvador, guatemala, hondurassus familiares visitaron este acceso a la base que tiene como intenciÓn recordar la vida de vanessa. la nasa hizo historia con el primer vuelo controlado de una aeronave en otro planeta. el pequeÑo helicÓptero sobrevolÓ durante 39 segundos la superficie de marte. llegÓ dentro de una nave y se elevÓ a una altura de 10 pies y aterrizÓ sin inconvenientes. pudo hacer una fotografÍa de su sombra sobre el planeta rojo. con estas imÁgenes nos despedimos. aterrizÓ de [música]

. >>> el presidente propone al presidente biden que otorgue permiso de trabajo y guatemala , hondurasión y esmero miguel riga las panas porque para él es un camino para tener una mejor vida. >>> con esto quiero sacar adeatne a mi familia. >>> desde hace seis meses trabaja en el programa sembrando vidas, el mismo que este presidente propondrá a su homólogo para ordenar el flujo migratorio. >>> el proyecto del mandatario contempla que interesaos laboren tres años en siembras de árboles para tener también visa de trabajo y que lss permita estar en la nación americana . >>> y después de tres años con estas visas puedan tener el derecho a nacionalizarse . >>> andrés manuel lópez obrador planea que con esto se podríhan generar alrededor de 1 millón 400 mil empleos. >>> ahora reciben 100 dólares a la quincena. >>> ante el análisis el planteamiento del jefe del ejcutivo tiene buenas intenciones pero no es una situación integral. >>> hasta la fecha no ha funcionado como se esperaba . >>> pero la expectativa se centra en la voz del presidente biden en méxico , jazive pérez, telemundo . >>> vamo

strikes border deals with mexico honduras and guatemala and reportedly giving cash to central american states in a bid to slow the influx of migrants we some see as an insult to americans in the. very good morning and thanks for joining us here on r.t. . a 2nd day of violent race riots in minneapolis a scene the u.s. city flooded with national guard troops with the state of emergency declared the rest follows the faith shooting of a black man police officer despite a curfew protests continued into the night officers used pepper spray and stun grenades to disperse a crowd of people gathered outside the. police department the brooklyn center police chief said dante wright died as a result of an accidental discharge by an officer who mistook her own gun for her taser but become footage of the incidents been released the officer can be seen pushing the victim in the car and charging taser as she draws her fire. and leave the moment the suspect was shot from the 40. earlier there are also reports of looting in the area following the death of dr reichs the guard was deployed in tear gas to d

voluntarios deberÁn hablar en espaÑol o estar familiarizados con dialectos indÍgenas de mÉxico, guatemala, hondurascualquier ayuda es bienvenida ante esta ola de migrantes. norma: son muchas las manos que te dicen " quiero leche, quiero una tetera", son cientos de manitas. mientras mÁs voluntarios, mejor. dulce: el departamento de salud y servicios humanos no respondiÓ nuestra solicitud. patricia: dulce, cuÉntanos. aparte de hablar espaÑol, ¿quÉ otros requisitos necesita? dulce: se requiere que el tengan empatÍa, habilidades de coordinaciÓn. los trabajadores de la nata primero tendrÁn que obtener la aprobaciÓn de su supervisor, pero la necesidad es grande. nada mÁs en el mes de marzo la patrulla fronteriza detuvo a mÁs de 18,000 menores no acompaÑados y se sospecha que se estÉ solicitando el apoyo de otras agencias federales. patricia: gracias . mÁs vale que estÉn bien preparados porque es una gran responsabilidad. y como los espacios en albergues no dan abasto, en california estÁn considerando la posibilidad de abrir esto como refugio temporal para recibir hasta 1000 menores inmigrantes no acompaÑ

. >> a diario encontramos 100 menores al día y es triste ya que vienen de países como guatemala, hondurasvienen de ecuador. es triste verlos. llegan asustados y pidiendo ayuda. >> muchos menores que interceptan la patria fronteriza son encontrados con mochilas o bolsas con notas incluyendo nombres y teléfonos de familiares en estados unidos. >> a veces traen pasaporte, su registro de nacimiento. eso nos ayuda mucho a nosotros para iniciar el proceso. >> lo que preocupa a la patria fronteriza es que en los próximos meses la temperatura sube de manera importante en el desierto y puede ocasionar muerte por deshidratación a los menores. >> pueden sufrir ataques de animales salvajes en el área. una situación que poco importa a los contrabandistas de personas. >> lo único que les interesa es el dinero, como pueden ver en el vídeo no les importó la salud de las niñas. no les importó su bienestar. ¿quién tira niñas así? >> gracias a la tecnología de las cámaras nocturna los patrulleros pudieron hacer un rápido rescate. sin embargo no todos cuentan con esa suerte. >> no voy a descansar hasta encon

capacidad >> han decidido utilizar hoteles para resguardar a personas provenientes de méxico, guatemala honduras ingresos será interesante como se va a cumplir por sí más requisitos por eso y más necesidades de tener acceso creo que están pensando muchas cosas vamos a ver esta práctica como va a salir >> la pregunta que queda y que hasta el momento la agencia no comentado proceso de bienvenida estados unidos es un paso para su salida del país >> para los que tienen este tipo de apoyos con familias en otras partes de la nación >> podría parecer un mejor trato, es precisamente esta cadena hotelera la que podría verse afectada al ofrecer este tipo de servicios a las agencias federales >> no, no los conozco y ellos no me conocen a mí, no se sé si están enfermos >> en méxico o no muy pocas vacunas, imagínese otros países no sabemos en qué condiciones estén o de qué nos pueden contagiar sería algo de pensarse muy bien >> esta sería la primera fase la segunda sería el próximo 30 de abril donde se incluirían ciudades como phoenix arizona, noticiero telemundo 48 >> en número de menores no acompañados est

estados unidos para penar a este grupo de migrantes anunció un trato con gobiernos de méxico, honduras y guatemalaerno de estados unidos. >> (información en pantalla). >> pero no especificaron a cambio de qué. ha sido el anuncio de la vocera de la presidencia de joe biden. >> (habla en inglés). >> las respuestas no se hicieron esperar. los tres gobiernos rechazaron el acuerdo. >> (información en pantalla). >> guatemala también lo rechazó. esto dijo el presidente guatemalteco a nuestra cadena hermana nbc. >> hemos detenido las caravanas desde el año pasado basados en que hay una pandemia. >> y honduras no se quedó atrás, el canciller también negó el acuerdo. >> no hubo ningún compromiso para poner a militares en la frontera. >> pero los más preocupados son los migrantes, ellos tiene solo un poco de fruta y agua para comer. llegaron a reynosa tamaulipas y dice que si es detenida por la policía o el ejército va a dejar que su hijo crucé solo la frontera. >> (información en pantalla). >> por supuesto, mientras tanto los migrantes buscan caminos nuevos a estados unidos. julio. >> gracias, raúl. en esos

washington her security agreements with mexico honduras and guatemala under which those countries pledged to deploy troops to their respective borders in a bid to slow migration to the united states the move comes amid reports the biden administration is also considering handing out cash to the central american states to stop the influx of critics though argue the money would be better spent on americans in need at home let's kill him open report. with 170000 people picked up along the u.s. border just last month the migrant crisis is rapidly spinning out of control and the biden administration is scrambling to deal with it. 2 8 8 8 8 at the end of the. 8 earth. and the current plan dollars and lots of them in the form of foreign aid president biden wants to try and buy a way out of his border crisis with taxpayer money the administration is spending $60000000.00 a week and now wants to launch a cash transfer program in central america this insults millions of americans who are out of what can a country the plan is for billions of dollars to go to guatemala honduras and el salvador now it

washington secured agreements with mexico honduras and guatemala to boost its troop presence of the border us in a bid to slow migration to the u.s. the move comes amid reports that the budget ministrations also considering handing cash to central american states to stem the flow critics though say the president should really direct that money to help america's own in need eliminate explains. with 170000 people picked up along the u.s. border just last month the migrant crisis is rapidly spinning out of control and the biden administration is scrambling to deal with it and the current plan dollars and lots of them in the form of foreign aid president biden wants to try and buy a way out of his border crisis with taxpayer money the administration is spending $60000000.00 a week and now wants to launch a cash transfer program in central america this insults millions of americans who are out of work in our country the plan is for billions of dollars to go to guatemala honduras and el salvador now it's not exactly clear how this is going to work but the white house insists it won't be just dir

the proposal would send $4 billion to guatemala, honduras and el salvador over the course of four yearsines. texas governor greg abbott is blasting the administration's border response this morning on "fox news sunday." >> this is a bipartisan response to the biden administration because you have different members of the congress, of the state legislature as well as democrat local officials who are pushing back against the biden administration as much as conservatives in the state of texas. >> carly, i'm going to start with you. so let's talk about this plan to send money to central america. when i heard about it, i thought about donald trump because he kept talking about dumb politicians with dumb ideas that hurt americans. so you had this stay in mexico policy, you had a wall, it was stopping people from coming to our border. you take it away, and then you pay people to not come to the country. does this make any sense at all? >> well, you know, it's kind of interesting because -- no, it doesn't make sense. but we actually already do this. the u.s. agency for international development

guatemala. so it's a country that has a great deal of its own problems in governance, but it also shares a long border with hondurasguatemala is a transit country, not only a source country of migrants, particularly from the highlands where poverty is a significant driver of migration. it also has this border with honduras. there have been discussions with the government of mexico and the government of guatemala to beef up enforcement along the border to prevent migrants from coming to the southern border. so mexico, for example, has put another 10,000 troops on its southern border with guatemala and guatemala intern has reinforced -- in turn has reinforced militarily the long border with honduras. the sense is to relieve the pressure on the u.s., on their border, leave what has become a bed of a political crisis for the biden administration, and then simultaneously, begin the high-impact programs to address the root causes, but also deal not only with immediate relief but also start to address some of these longer-term drivers such as corruption, lack of opportunity, and violence. host: what is the situation like

most girls are from guatemala, honduras and el salvador. >>> the capitol police union is urging congress to step up security following friday's attack on the capitol. in a statement, the union chairman said the department is understaffed and now down more than 200 officers right now. one officer was killed on friday, another injured. the suspect in that attack was also killed. >>> breaking barriers, still ahead on "today in the bay," meet the female nascar driver from the bay area that's changing this sport one race at a time. >>> plus -- >> and the actor goes to -- >> the key winners from the s.a.g. awards and the big moments you might have missed, including the at home fashion trends. >>> first, happening now, delta trying to recover from canceling 100 flights yesterday because of staff shortages this as the airline had more than 1 million passengers during the past few days, the highest number since before the coronavirus pandemic began last year. the airline apologized for the inconvenience and reopened its middle seats, something they didn't plan to do until next month. the airline

caller: these people are coming into mexico from honduras, guatemala, el salvador. why aren't the mexicans keeping them out, because they don't have documents? don't you think it is very strange these people are allowed to come here? it is like a very organized -- and it has been that way ever since the trump administration hat the -- had the embassy move from tel aviv to jerusalem. the only dignitaries there with the guatemalan president, the honduran president, and i believe the president from el salvador.

diplomatic efforts with mexico honduras guatemala and el salvador. what is a vice president's roll now that she has been charged by the president to oversee the current border issues. to what is interesting. we have this brought impression, we call her the borders but the white house made very clear, her roll as a diplomatic relations with the central american countries. in sort of the foreign policy acting part of it in the white house that she is not actually the borders were in charge of dealing with the actual crossings in the issue of the children showing up. what particularly as interesting as those euros that we talked about earlierin with mexico and central american countries, to deploy their own law enforcement resources to hinder those folks making this journey in the white house said that those negotiations have been going on in the ambassadors tenure. it was an interesting sort of take on good work ambassador to prepare sleep party to. >> up next the democrats line. guest:. hello. i'm curious, i know people seem to hate be heading north t

lamentablemente se quedan en el camino y cuyos restos han sido encontrados >>> primero méxico, luego guatemala, hondurasas, con sueños que querían sacar a la familia adelante >>> así lo confirma Ángel, un migrante proveniente desde méxico que a su corta edad intenta ingresar al país en busca de una mejor vida para él y sus seres queridos >>> más que nada por mi familia >>> es para ellos, para trabajar y dejarles aunque sea lo poco. >>> liberen a nuestros niños, ese fue el mensaje de una caravana hoy en el sur de la bahía en el que protestaron en contra de los centros para niños migrantes, organizaciones lideraron el evento que se desplazó por santa clara y san josé, los participantes llevaron varios carros decorados y con pancartas para ser conscientes de los retos que enfrenta los niños cuando permanecen encerrados en estos centros >>> cada vez que un niño está detenido afecta su salud mental. imagino que si has estado ahí 3 meses, 6 meses, como te sentirías si era tu propio hijo que estuviera ahí >>> entonces por eso estamos demandando que hasta 32 horas sean re unificados con sus familiares lo más pr

the biden administration strikes a temporary deal with mexico, guatemala and honduras to the boy 20,000 troops to the border as the president chooses chris magnus to lead ccp, he previously resisted the trump administration's orders on undocumented immigrants, the president nominating the head of us citizenship and immigration services. she called for pausing cvp funded funding under trump. last hour, mark daniels joined us saying the biden administration strategy at the border isn't clear and questioned his pick to lead us through this crisis, take a listen. >> 7 years of working this border and seeing the arab and flow of good, bad and ugly, donald trump and his administration worked closely, his dhs secretary halted everything and now we are doing it all over again and this is all about those transitional relationships in place no matter who and having a leader at dhs who can work at what we are doing securing this border. jillian: chief magnus opposed turning tucson into sanctuary city the government hasn't always cooperated with ice. 3 officers shot during a deadly high-speed chase

says it's going to give $310000000.00 in aid to guatemala honduras and el salvador in order to help stem the flow of migrants to its southern border the u.s. vice president come in the house made the announcement after holding a virtual meeting with guatemala as president the money will provide help and food runs short and it also ends to give protection for refugees and asylum seekers who are often targeted by people smugglers. drive to mexico is getting critical authorities in the capital say there hasn't been enough rain and that's led to some of the worst conditions in 30 years by the op of the reports from mexico city. on the outskirts of mexico's capital extreme drought conditions have forced locals to travel long distances in search of clean water. here an account that big it's mostly donkeys who hold water up the steep hillsides at a lever that we use it to wash dishes and to drink right now it's difficult to bring water up here when i broke right now is for the whole day tomorrow i'll take another trip. it's the 3rd year in a row that a long dry spell has caused water shortages

of americans who are out of work in our country the plan is for billions of dollars to go to guatemala hondurasand el salvador now it's not exactly clear how this is going to work but the white house insists it won't be just direct cash payments to potential migrants let's not forget that back in 2009 the usa worked to topple the government of honduras ushering in a decade of instability and chaos let's also remember that wot amala has had various u.s. backed military regimes so what exactly led to this stampede toward the u.s. border the trail goes straight back to the white house the united states says moral leadership on refugee issues was a poor in a bipartisan consensus for so many decades when i 1st got here we shine a light into lamp a lot of liberty an oppressed people were offered safe havens for those fleeing violence or persecution and our example pushed other nations to open wide their doors as well it's not exactly clear what the end goal is and there is not really a record of success here foreign aid to us aligned regimes in central america that have free market economies is certa

says it will give $310000000.00 to guatemala honduras and el salvador to help stem the flow of migrants to its 7 border vice president coming to harris made the announcement after holding a virtual meeting with black to manas president the money will increase food supplies and also aims to provide protection for refugees and asylum seekers who are often targeted by people smartness. dozens of migrants have been rescued after they try to swim to swim the few kilometers rather from spain to the spanish enclave of seo to is one of the spanish controlled territories in mainland africa spanish police say some managed to reach suter on their own while most were rescued they set off in groups of $20.00 to $30.00 including several children and they all complete quarantine for coronavirus before they can begin their asylum applications and sprains coast guard has found many migrants dead on board a boat drifting off the canary islands of visual said as many as 17 people had died on the boat 3 people survived and were airlifted to land. saudi arabia has suspended the import of fruit and veg leban

this includes renewing diplomatic talks with the guatemala, honduras and el salvador. it's a similar role to one biden once served as vp when he paid a visit to central america in 2014. new centers are being set up to hell's migrants crossing the border. the pentagon just approved hhs is request to how some of these migrants at camp roberts in southern california in la hoya, texas, alex hogan, fox news. a massive security breach at facebook coming up how many users are affected and the personal information that was leaked and no parking areas and police on patrol at lake merritt, how your next trip could be affected and the reason behind them and bury a weather the temperature drop off continues this weekend. still tracking a few clouds and this pattern could continue into your easter sunday forecast will have the update coming up. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for

, it's born out of a desperation and direness that exists in the rural parts of places like guatemala, honduras, el salvador. >> ayman, we look forward to your continued reporting from there. ayman mohyeldin for us. tomorrow, of course, as mentioned, tune in for his interview with -- guatemala's president. that's tomorrow 3:00 p.m. eastern only here on msnbc. >>> but how is this for an idea? america actually needs immigrants just as much as they need america. that's not a liberal fantasy. it's sound economics and i'm going to explain it after the break. conomics a ind'm going to explain it after the break. dmother, keeping the family together? was that your grandfather, paving the way for change. did they brave mother nature... and walk away stronger? did they face the unknown, with resolve...and triumph. ♪♪ there's strength in every family story. learn more about yours. at ancestry. ice t, stone cold calling on everyone there's strength to turn to cold washing with tide. ♪ this is a cold call! ♪ hello, my name is ice t. can you spare a few seconds to learn about cold water washing with tide? h

la mitad de los paÍses afronta una ola de coronavirus en amÉrica, el nÚmero de contagios en guatemala y hondurass este aÑo son 1846. la pandemia nos ha alejado de algo tan comÚn como un abrazo. david: josÉ carrillo se vacunan hoy en esta clÍnica, lo hace por salud y para abrazar sus seres queridos. >> hay que ver seguido las familias, acariciarlos. david: la pandemia nos alejÓ de eso que es tan humano e hispano, los abrazos. >> tuvimos mucho tiempo de que no nos abrazamos, me sentÍa mal de no abrazar mis seres queridos. >> gente que da o lo recibe, percibe esto como una sensaciÓn de ser querido, esta sensaciÓn te producen endorfinas que te ayudan a no sentirte triste, Ésta se conectan mucho con lo que es la depresiÓn, cuando faltan este tipo de cosas la gente puede sentirse mal. david: esto tambiÉn ha tenido impacto en otros aspectos. >> un gran nÚmero de personas sufren de estrÉs, esto se asocia con problemas de ansiedad y depresiÓn. david: esto le pasa incluso al doctor castaÑeda que siente la necesidad de ese abrazo. >> Últimamente que veo mis amigos, esos primeros abrazos con amigos que sÉ q

the amnesty report also looks at the crisis in the central american nations of honduras, guatemala, and where thousands have fled to escape state violence, poverty fueled and community's destroyed from two hurricanes last year. we go now to mexico city where we are joined by erika guevara-rosas. she is the americas director for amnesty international. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about your findings as the united states is most aware of what is happening in latin america because what is happening on the border come the situation in these different countries, describe what you fod most egregious. >> thank you. good morning. i would report our annual report was presented a couple of days ago. it is a picture of the state of the human rightsituation around the world. in the case of the americas, that picture is extremely devastating as you have just mentioned. it shows covid-19 pandemic and the measures taken to tackle it had a devastating effect of human rights in the region. fortunately, this time surprised the americas were hit worse by the pandemic. growing inequality, corrupt

says it will give $310000000.00 in aid to guatemala honduras and el salvador in order to help stem the flow of migrants to its southern border the u.s. vice president coming ahead of us made the announcement after holding a virtual meeting with what a modest president the money will provide help with food from supplies one short it also aims to provide protection for refugees and asylum seekers who are often targeted by people smugglers. turkey's president has responded to the u.s. decision to label the mass killings of armenians as genocide the massacres in $1015.00 happened in the final years of the ottoman empire is uptight about it one says the us is manipulating a historic tragedy which is upset turkey and hurt relations. kinda argue a lot of misery is just not out of your heart you know it is true that these incidents were unfortunate similarly the muslims have also witnessed unfortunate events on these lands these tragic events cannot be manipulated by the west we as a people as a government cannot manipulate any of these tragic events a decade after the implementation of a land

el nÚmero de contagios en guatemala y honduras continÚan subiendo, en honduras 4976 personas han fallecido dejÓ lluvias y tambiÉn un descenso en las temperaturas, las mÁximas se quedaron entre 4 y 11 grados. el termÓmetro descendiÓ hasta los 58 en confort. pero a partir de maÑana las temperaturas estarÁn por encima de lo normal en nuestra zona. la lluvia presente durante este domingo y se alejara a partir de las 10:00 p.m. a medida de que este frente sale de nuestra regiÓn. el lunes amanecemos con el sol aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa, serÁ un dÍa con temperaturas agradables y condiciones secas. la temperatura estarÁ a la medianoche en los 58 en san francisco. gran parte del Área de la bahÍa tendrÁ vientos y algunas ciudades podrÁn tener rÁfagas de las 25 millas por hora. maÑana se espera 58 en napa, 51 en santa rosa y san josÉ podrÍa alcanzar los 52con cielo mayormente soleado, pronÓstico extendido para que se planifique esta semana laboral. cielo mayormente soleado, que tengan una excelente tarde. paola: pasamos con un adelanto en los deportes. reportero: ¿cÓmo le fue al barcelona contra el

mexico, honduras, guatemala to deploy troops to lower migration. the biden administration struck an agreement with mexico, honduras and guatemala to temporarily surge security forces in an effort to reduce the tide of migration. guest: the trump administration saw a similar surge not so much of children, but a massive surge of families showing up beginning in 2018 and really peeking in the late spring of 2019 as the trump administration, president trump threatened to slap major tariffs on mexican goods unless mexico did more to stop the territory. mexico said we will deploy troops. immediately expel back across the border. the president managed to stop that crisis. in some respect that similar to what they have done here. mexico is leaving those national guard troops that it had deployed. it's leaving those of the border to guard there. they will forward deploy police to try and hinder the process the progress of folks. very much so, it is sort of a trend in u.s. policy because the way our laws and policies exist so we will ask other countries to st

this is to, i could not believe it, payoff people in the effected countries, people in guatemala, hondurashis mean? >> i think most hate mail i got for an op-ed, i suggested there were thousands of open dorm spaces like in stanford, and usc. the university whose were having protest against quote, unquote, cages, they could have opened their dorms up in the summer, saying people are welcome, we have the space, and medical resources, you can stay 60 or 90 days, not one of them did that, until people of our elite start to be directly affected, i agree we'll not see a change. >> there are aspect of ity this date changed this is motion -- debate that changed that is the notion of a pathway to sits citizenship, i used to believe in it i thought end of the process at end of a congressly negotiated compromise, a path to citizen ship made sense, we have such a magnet of pulling people into this country, people. they come citizen. my answer is no. that there may be a small group of people who came here a long time ago have aobeyed our laws and paid taxes, they should no longer have to fear working i

detener la frontera de migrantes miles de oficiales son desplegados en la frontera de méxico honduras y guatemalao para poner un alto al flujo de migrantes que intenta cruzar hacia estados unidos acción criticado por activistas >>esta medida por lo general no funcionan porque no se enfocan en la causa y no es que la gente quiera cruzar fronteras porque se nos dio la gana de hacerlo >>entre las muchas causas están el hambre extrema y la pobreza extrema por lo tanto estas son mis medidas obsoletas ya implementadas en crisis anteriores >>en otros países de origen es todavía esto sigue siendo una comunicación dominada de que la persona migrante y los que llegan a lo largo de las últimas décadas son un tipo de mal que hay que contener o un cáncer que hay que extirpar >>simultáneamente metas y militarizar las fronteras demandan al departamento de seguridad nacional por supuestamente violar la ley de política ambiental en una declaración dice que la administración joe biden es hipócrita que quiere proteger el medio ambiente pero no implementar órdenes cerebrales que están diseñadas para este propósito >

united states, what will federally legalizing do to improve legalization and conditions in guatemala, hondurass mexico and the u.s.? >> legalization of cannabis will create jobs, opportunity not only in this country but in the south, mexico is considering legalization, canada already has so by the u.s., we already have a market for cannabis in this country but right now it's considering an illegal market where people go to jail, just now talking, that needs to stop and there's strong bipartisan support, we know that seven states have legalized cannabis in the last five months and as you said that shows 69% of americans across party lines support legalization of cannabis. kennedy: they do and rightly so, they've seen the effects it means for a lot of people they have a different place to stop other than the liquor barn and many are happy for the traces. we are certainly happy you are fighting for freedom, thank you so much. coming up, vladimir putin and russia. what happens if they die in prison? mike baker joins me and has all the details. next. ♪♪ stay restless with the icon that does the sam

gerry: what i don't understand you spend all this money to persuade people in honduras and guatemalaending to these countries and potential migrants, come on in, that is literally what joe biden said before he took office, you are welcome, come on in, providing illegal immigrants and just recently we saw new measures to stop illegal immigrants from being prosecuted and having anything done to stop them from coming into the country, and he's offering money in new york to help illegal immigrants, what could this possibly do in these countries the condor is him and guatemala that is actually going to counteract the people coming to the united states. >> absolutelyel nothing it's a complete waste of the american treasure and it's only because it's a administration needs to do something and they need to address the root cause of the problem because of their policies there speaking to blame themselves,her than this country is too smart foror that, this a administration campaignni on promised and acted on doing all of these things, they shut down ice and stop the border wall, they invited c

guatemala aumentarÍa a 1500 policÍas y soldados y puestos de control fronterizo. hondurasaÍs pagarÁ por el despliegue de sus miclitares. — militares. >> el problema es mÁs profundo, mÁs complejo. es una medida sencilla. un problema complejo. reportera: la entrada de inmigrantes alcanzÓ cifras histÓricas en los Últimos meses. solamente en marzo mÁs de 170.000 inmigrantes cruzaron ilegalmente. el gobierno de biden no logrÓ frenar el frujo. el presidente nominÓ al jefe de la policÍa de tucson para que sirva como comisionado de la oficina de aduana y profecciÓn fronteriza. se opuso que tucson fuera una ciudad santuario. >> algo vimos es el humanismo con el que lleva las fuerzas del orden pÚblico el jefe de policÍa. lo que esperarÍamos. que lo lleve precisamente al plano de tema migratorio. reportera: esta nominaciÓn necesita la aprobaciÓn del senado. ilia: el gobierno de mÉxico ya tenÍa soldados desplegados en su frontera sur. quÉ es lo que cambia y si tuvo efecto en la regiÓn, en lo que ocurre en la frontera. reportera: sÍ, lo que cambia que habrÁ mÁs militarizaciÓn en la fro

biden is considering sending cash to central america to kind of persuade people not to come to guatemala, honduras's a win-win. if you come here, you'll get free services. if you stay home, you'll get paid. can they do this to me? like if i decide, if i say on the show if i want to go to canada, canada wouldn't want that. would they pay me to stay in the united states? i know, jillian, they wouldn't let me come. >> i just checked. they don't want you. i'm sorry to be the one to tell you. >> greg: how much are they going to pay me? $500? >> katie: zero. >> i'll get you an answer. >> sean: i want to respond to geraldo. a lot of americans, a lot of republicans look at the policy that allowed so many migrants to come to the border, biden's policy. the kids are being sex trafficked and sold. why shouldn't that fall at the feet of joe biden? >> the big story now, especially if what governor abbott said is true, if one child has been sexually assaulted, the fact that the u.s. government is failing large at its duty protect foreign children that it takes into their custody. they have a legal obligation to

great relationship with the president free of charge, 28,000 soldiers on our border, we look at guatemala, honduras, el salvador. i get along with all 3 of them. >> reporter: republicans say the issue remains a crisis even if the white house is trying to steer clear of using that specific were they are asking for a meeting with vice president kamala harris to discuss the matter, lawmakers writing we respectfully request a meeting to discuss how the biden harris administration plans to end this unprecedented border catastrophe. immigration of force that agencies are changing how to address people in their care. they are blocking use of certain words, it includes alien, unaccompanied alien children and not everyone thinks it is needed. >> i understand some people trying to be more politically correct but if you look at what the statutes say they use the word alien, the statute changes, some of us will be using the word. >> reporter: the government plans to use words like noncitizen and undocumented noncitizen. one republican senator is calling it political correctness out of control. this just went i

demand of president lopez of mexico and immediate emergency summit for -- the presidents of guatemala, honduras salvador. they have to get together. why is that the mexican army deployed the way it was during the last year of the trump administration? to stop the flow of migrants from central america at the southern border of mexico, not allowing them to come through mexico to present themselves to the united states. dramatic action is to be taken immediately. i don't think that anyone wanted the result that these pictures have so graphically showed. >> sean: let's concede the point, let's say you're right, maybe he didn't protect this has been happening. we've been on this for two weeks, they haven't lifted a finger. we don't need a summit, i don't think joe was even capable, frankly, of having a summit without weeks worth of rest and sleep in preparation. so he can just reinstate the stay in mexico policy, go back to border wall construction and then end the insanity of catch and release, dan. >> i mean listen, geraldo, with due respect here, you have a role in this too. you have a national a

has secured commitments with the governments of mexico, guatemala, honduras to bolster security forces at their border. but yesterday, the special envoy for the northern triangle testified on capitol hill, there were no agreement. can you explain the discrepancy? jen: i have to look back at his testimony, kristen. reporter: i have it right here. he said he's asked by congressman castro. he said, congressman castro, i want to confirm whether there were any agreements reached to increasing border security in these countries and the special envoy said, no, there was nothing regarding border security. jen: if it was a formal agreement, and it was not. these are things these countries indicated to reduce the number of migrants coming across the order. those are steps taken on the ground. reporter: just to be clear -- are these new commitments that biden administration has secured? where they already in existence? jen: we never described it as a formal declaration or agreement but additional steps that they were taking to increase personnel at the border. those are steps you can confirm with