-- >> yeah. >> jose hidalgo is getting ready for a big day. >> hidalgo. >> for the nearly three years jail, hidalgo has only seen himself get into deeper trouble. but he's maintained strong support from his family, and today his mother and grandmother have arrived to visit him. >> i visit him as much as i could, maybe every week, every two weeks, and it takes maybe four to five hours to even see him because he is one of the inmates that has to be walked with security next to him. he's not in population. he's always in lockdown. >> hidalgo also gets financial support from his family. they deposit money into his inmate account which he can use to purchase snacks or toiletries from the jail commissary. >> when i see people don't have family around, it's trouble. my fame family help me out a lot, though. if it wasn't for them, i'd be struggling, too. >> thank you. >> you all got a passport? >> yes. >> my mom, she only speaks spanish, so when we come here to visit him, we talk to him in both of our languages, but she's always there for him. she loves him very much. >> hidalgo? >> hi, mijo.

hidalgo's last letter was to his captors, thanking them for their hospitality. he remains today the father of mexican independence. well, this is, of course, cowboy country, chihuahua. so i reckon i have to buy a cowboy hat. terrific? good? good? will it keep me out of the sun? more of less, huh? more or less. yay? nay? oh, it's a little bit curvy, though, isn't it? a little bit too much? mmm...not too sure. ok. this is it. this is it, guys. like it. like the color. like the shape. right. that's gonna keep the sun out of my face. ok, senorita. [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> gracias. [bird screeches] now, before i delve deep into mexico, i'm gonna have my go at cattle herding today with my beautiful horse juanita. almost 300 years earlier, when conquistador hernan cortes conquered the country, he started building ranches or haciendas to manage the cattle needed to feed the new settlers coming from spain. trying to stop a rampaging cow on thousands of acres of ranch became a great skill. the haciendas would compete against each other in events known a

la ciudadanÍa para que el gobierno no se convierto ti rango pero en total desacuerdo con el seÑor hidalgodigo no hay que ser tan ingen ingenuo. >> pero el espionaje no se hizo contra ciudadanos europeos, que en ese caso podrÍa haber alguna razÓn de lucha contra el terrorismo, se hizo contra oficinas de la uniÓn europea, tanto en bruselas como en estados unidos, ahÍ no hay ningÚn acto de terrorismo que estÁ siendo planeado entre el presidente francÉs y la canciller alemana. >> un tema que va a generar controversias, gracias al coronel erick rojo y a usted. >> al volver una campaÑa de literatura promete mantener a sus hijos entretenidos con la lectura en meses de verano. >> (♪). >> mÁs, ma ¡ah! usta! [ locutor ] en el instituto cheez-it trabajamos para que nuestro queso tenga sabor de verdad. bueno queso, hoy seguiremos con las pruebas de sabor. te voy a mostrar que tengo sabor. bueno. denle chicos! ♪ no, no, no, no, no, no! me refiero a un sabor delicioso para comer. mira cómo muevo las caderas! tu no tienes caderas. candela. el puro ritmo. [ locutor ] sólo horneamos queso 100% de verdad p

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. >>> y mientras tanto pachuca recibiÓ en la cancha del hidalgo a tigres los tuzos se pusieron en ventajados unidos y panamÁ, a las tres de la tarde. >>> y el guadalajara regresa a las pantallas y este miÉrcoles recibe al veracruz en la liga mx y va por unimas comenzando desde las 6 de la tarde este, tres pacÍfico es. >>> y en juego amistoso en suecia el real madrid se impuso al psg y el gol de ben cenzema minuto 23. >>> y maÑana domingo en punto de las once de la maÑana hora del este repÚblica deportiva con invitados especiales y estarÁ maripily y jorge vergara, va por univisiÓn. hasta la prÓxima. >>> gracias. >>> y en un momento en la florida preparan el sandwich cubano mÁs grande del mundo y una pareja por poco pierde la suerte millonaria en . >>> (♪). >>> los amantes del tradicional sandwich cubano tienen un registros mundial, pues este bocado rompiÓ un record dentro de un festival que se hace cada aÑo en tampa cocineros elaboroaron el mÁs grande del mundo alcanzar 49 pies de largo y el aÑo pasado se habÍa preparado uno sÍmil ard 45 pies al final fue donado por una organizaciÓn que br

. >> rene guerra is the district attorney for hidalgo county, texas. he says he's not protecting the church. he just doesn't believe the two witnesses, father o'brien and dale tacheny, partially because they both changed their stories after years of silence, and he questions father o'brien's age and state of mind. father o'brien was 77 when he came forward. he has since died. >> o'brien might have been credible in some aspects of the case, but because of his senility and advanced age, the question here is whether he could be reliable. >> i felt that he was credible. i think he had a remarkable memory. >> rudy jaramillo, retired lieutenant from the texas rangers, met with father o'brien when he was investigating the murder. so, you judged father o'brien to be credible? >> yes, sir. >> did you think he was possibly senile? >> no. >> mcallen chief of police victor rodriguez agrees. do you believe father o'brien was a good, credible witness? >> absolutely. >> the d.a. also said he did not believe the former monk, dale tacheny. >> tacheny was not a witness

. >> rene guerra is the district attorney for hidalgo county, texas.says he's not protecting the church. he just doesn't believe the two witnesses, father o'brien and dale tacheny, partially because they both changed their stories after years of silence, and he questions father o'brien's age and state of mind. father o'brien was 77 when he came forward. he has since died. >> o'brien might have been credible in some aspects of the case, but because of his senility and advanced age, the question here is whether he could be reliable. >> i felt that he was credible. i think he had a remarkable memory. >> rudy jaramillo, retired lieutenant from the texas rangers, met with father o'brien when he was investigating the murder. so, you judged father o'brien to be credible? >> yes, sir. >> did you think he was possibly senile? >> no. >> mcallen chief of police victor rodriguez agrees. do you believe father o'brien was a good, credible witness? >> absolutely. >> the d.a. also said he did not believe the former monk, dale tacheny. >> tacheny was not a witness that