millar de inmigrantes c t centroamericanos >> ( musica ) >> la violencia sigue ina en calles de hondurasa pesar que el gobierno dio origen a protestas hace una semana la n conmemoracion de fue a normanel presidente de estados unidos, donald trump dijo que os eran inrrumpibles sestamos a c pocos pa del mundo femenina de la fifa es la cotaoa seleccion y es l apara vez que e ese estara el var >> ( musica ) >> ( musica ) >> ( musica ) >> kque tal ce¿como estan? muy buenas tardes les saluda felicidad el encuentro de ayer entre las delegaciones de e estados unidos y mexico para e c encotntrar una salida a la guera aranceliaria se da pero el nuel lopez obrador ha convo convocado a un evento masivo para este sabado en la fronte fronteriza ciudad de tijuana s issa con la informacion >> asi es felicidad mexico pre prepara un contragolpe en caeels unidos, donald trump se empeÑe e en imponer un aranceles del 5i s desde el proximos lunes por ahoa se esta estudbaiando los producs que pueden imponerle este ar arancel una decision que esta analizando el gobierno mexicano y que los analistas celebran >>

those from honduras, el salvador, and guatemala cross into the u.s.r asylum, but have been sent back to mexico to wait while the process plays out. goingo not know what i'm to do. i am scared of being left on the street with my son. correspondent: mexico agreed to the plan in january. under u.s. pressure, it is expanding it. 60,000 central americans could be sent here by the end of the year. luckily for them, mexico's president says they will be taken care of. >> we will be offering humanitarian aid, job opportunities, health, and education. tijuana,ound that in where 5000 have already arrived, none of that is happening. everyone we talked to were only given temporary papers, which exquisitely state they cannot work here despite the fact that for many, their next court appearance is months away. we spoke to shelters along the border. they said they have seen nothing of the work or education programs. meanwhile, they are bearing the brunt of the new arrivals. >> it is a perfect storm coming together. it is going to hit. >> has the government got any sh

more to talk about we will do that in just a moment but i also want to bring in another story from honduras where the group human rights watch has documented the stories of women and girls who have experience difficulties when trying to terminate a pregnancy has one of those stories. we had. to be able to. get in on but as for. this to israel the school when it came heads on the same i don't remember it or. not the. daughters of the other do not want nor do you mean what do you. think about that you seem to joke it up into alaska but as sometime into medical the month and that's. because i want to approach really working with. under noir poses prison sentences of up to 6 years on women girls and medical professionals who enjoy the support that's according to human rights watch the government also bans of urgency contraception and since nearly one in 4 women in honduras of victims of physical or sexual abuse by upon the media forced to terminate pregnancies in secret and i'm discussing joins us now from human rights watch she is the acting director of the women's rights division. do you want

decidiÓ reforzar las personas una noche de caos viviÓ en honduras en diversas zonas del paÍs.s hacer presiÓn para que es de hombre renuncie y se vaya, horas atrÁs la poblaciÓn se alarmó es la ex presiÓn de descontento de amplios se torres de la ciudadanÍa la crisis obligÓ a que la comisiÓn se reunieran para aprobar medidas ante la protestas real aunque en los enfrentamientos ya dejan como saldo dos personas muertas y varios heridos autoridades mexicanas hicieron un uso de la tecnologÍa para comprobar que el sacerdote es en tres unto res con sable del asesinato de un ex v ante cÁmaras y mensajes fueron claves para que el pÁrroco fuera arrestado. >>vÍdeo de las cÁmaras de seguridad vinculan al sacerdote del estudiante asesinado la semana paz dada al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico autoridades policiacas detuvieron al pÁrroco como probable responsable del asesinato del joven de 29 aÑos. a las 22 horas manda el mensaje a una persona cercana a Él avisando que pasara la noche en el domicilio del probable responsable. las pruebas van a continuar y demostrarÁn que el cura estaba involucrad

>> yo soy de honduras. >> ¿de honduras? >> sí. a los 16 y se separó. luego conoció a otro hombre. blanca: tenía 20 o 21 años cuando apareció el padre de mis hijos, todo bien, mi hija encantada con él y todo pero ahí nomás yo salgo embarazada. ya fue naciendo el hijo de él, ya mi hija empezó a sufrir. a él le molestaba todo de ella. igual me llevó a vivir con su familia. andrea: al poco tiempo, la relación empeoró. blanca: mujeres, me las ponía en frente, a él no le importaba que yo me diera cuenta. andrea: o sea, te engañaba crónicamente con otras mujeres. blanca: sí, entonces así yo siempre creyendo y pidiendo que él cambiara, que él cambiara, que algún día iba a cambiar y eso, y lo otro. andrea: luego vino el maltrato y el abuso. blanca: sí, golpes. cuando mi hija tenia seis años lo encontré queriéndola abusar de ella. cuando se dio cuenta que yo lo descubrí, tomó una pistola y me quiso matar a mí. andrea: ese fue el punto final para blanca. deicidio hacer algo que le cambiaría la vida. blanca: yo no sabía de qué color eran mis

as much more still ahead on the program we look at why these once thriving schools in honduras are quite literally falling apart and that wildfires rage across spain and southern france as western europe is gripped by an intense heat wave. probably a dry weather across australia at the moment but also on the cool side for some we have had some problems with frosts down towards the southeast in kona recently slot e-mailed us like cloudy where making its way through the bite and that will drive its way through winds coming in from more of a northerly direction always a touch warmer here of course are we getting up to around 70 celsius in melbourne a 24 adelaide and a 14 in perth picking up to around 68 celsius as we go on through saturday little more cloud coming into the south of w. way that more rain coming into the south of victoria as we go on through saturday so that wetter weather will make its way in 15 celsius for melbourne and for adelaide 214875 try here looking far to drive for the time being across a good part of new zealand largely clear skies coming through here not just in p

elementos de la guardia nacional estÁn llegando a la frontera sur y podrÍan deportarlo a su paÍs honduras que en 45 dÍas deberÍa informarle los avances de la contenciÓn de mexicanos y que pagar paguen aranceles >>> ellos quieren que discutamos si las medida no funcionan sean el tercer paÍs seguro >>> el presidente trump festeja como si hubiese ganado una primera batalla. >>> mientras en la estaciÓn migratoria de tabasco mÁs de 200 migrantes de honduras, el salvador, guatemala esperan la deportaciÓn >>> encerrados no se puede. >>> sin embargo no pierden la esperanza de seguir su camino al norte. en tapachula mÉxico raÚl torres noticias telemundo. >>> el drama de los niÑos migrantes separados de sus padres se revive en las calle de nueva york. decenas de jaulas simulando el encierro que sufren estos menores han sido re partido por la ciudad. u el llanto de los niÑos y las 25 jaulas que sorprendieron de madrugada a los neoyorquinos tenÍan el propÓsito de estremecerlos de recordarle que historias como la que melany viviÓ. >>> un mes y dos semanas y dos dias >>> 7 aÑos acaba de ser reunida con

la mayorÍa han sido retornados a honduras.os en la ciudad de nueva york. ♪ ilia: mÉxico acusÓ a la marca carolina herrera de apropiaciÓn cultural. alejandra frausto solicitÓ a carolina herrera una explicaciÓn por el uso de diseÑos y bordados de pueblos originarios. especÍficamente pidiÓ explicaciones por el uso de bordados de la comunidad. jorge: el boxeador andy ruiz el primer campeÓn de peso pesado mexicano dijo que quiere que sea en mÉxico la revancha en contra de anthonyjoshua. dijo sentirse bulla eso de visitar el gimnasio donde entrenÓ el pasado y declarÓ que ya estÁ negociando para que esa revancha sea en mÉxico y poder sentir el apoyo de todos sus fanÁticos. ilia: podÍan haber buenas noticias para millones de personas tras un acuerdo legislativo que busca mantener departamentos asequibles en el estado de nueva york. se trata de un duro golpe para la industria inmobiliaria. allÍ carranza nos trae algunos de los detalles y no dicen, han reaccionado algunos inquilinos. >> son millones de las persona la que como ramÓn podr

and this is where it all begins impoverished communities in honduras el salvador and here he's shouting what the modeler with people like daniel the desperate to get to the u.s. . you can come good on the dream that you have a house or a plot of land an education for your children a struggle to my family and i can't give them that future here. 3 months ago he agreed to pay smugglers $3500.00 for himself and his son to take the journey they made their way to the guatemalan border town of grasses. the orse this incumbent shown on the mexican side of the care about the meeting points where people smugglers squeeze 50 to 70 people into trucks for the season but. you can't sit down because you're squashed together my son started crying because people fell on top of him they covered it up with top paul and. they set off on grass you said the us towards mexico crossing this wide open border on the way in 3 days of going to and fro we were never asked for documents different smuggling groups take over the route as it goes into the territory moving the migrants from safe house to safe house it's

and he said there's martyrs that's a particular gang in honduras that's in our neighborhood playing politics got anything so what are you going to do now as they were put in that truck and he basically didn't have any idea what was next he was in shock and that really brings across i think the human cost of it is high political events and negotiations going in on in washington but there are a lot of people from honduras el salvador and guatemala that feel they don't have a lot of choice but to leave their homeland and try to head north and clearly john there's a bit of a disconnect here because for the trumpet ministration their basic line seems to be look trade tariffs are a win win but everyone else is saying trade tariffs for everyone that's a lose lose situation so what's the cost to the mexican economy to mexican workers if the 1st tranche of tariffs comes into effect on june the tense. i think that's exactly right what you're saying we had a letter signed by 6 c. a 7 story ambassadors from the united states to mexico saying exactly that this is a lose lose for both countries b

resalta que el 20007 al 2017 los paÍses quienes registran mÁs aumentos fueron el salvador, guatemala, honduras india. el descenso de los indocumentados mexicanos y el

honduras querÍa lavarse la cara, luego de perder contra curazao enfrentando a el salvador.bombazo dejorge Álvarez, el uno por ser, castillo marcaba el seguro y a costar 75 para el resto cero, emilio saliÓ a la goleada cuatro por ser final. la selecta se quedÓ sin opciones de avanzar, curazao sÍ lo hizo. >> la verdad que estamos comprometidos, tambiÉn estamos apenados porque no hicimos un gran torneo. lastimosamente este partido no gustÓ. vamos a trabajar fuerte para mejorar para lo que se viene. daniel: a primera hora jamaica habÍa enfrentado a curazao para terminar como lÍder de grupo. el 14 esta jugada, iba al frente . curazao con un golazo en la Última etapa del partido consiguiÓ el empate. ese gol les ha dado una clasificaciÓn histórica en los cuartos de final. asÍ ha quedado de la tabla en

high political events and negotiations going on in washington but there are a lot of people from honduras el salvador and guatemala that feel they don't have a lot of choice but to leave their homeland and try to head north and clearly john there's a bit of a disconnect here because for the trumpet ministration their basic line seems to be look trade tariffs are a win win but everyone else is saying trade tariffs for every.

well i'll solve it or as a great example of the dominican republic but what we see different in honduras is just the extreme stigma and taboo. about talking talking about these issues so if you look at argentina that also has it's not as extreme it has abortion bans women are able to march in the streets and really talk about why abortion needs to be decriminalized and have conversations with politicians and there be real debate about the issue honduras just isn't there yet it is such a stigmatized issue and so that means that women are really suffering in silence and in secret i mean i want to bring back a guest because we talking about abortion policy and different parts of the wall so france was and also and also elizabeth. in northern ireland was talking about the mexico policy of the global gag rule which impacts much of the developing world ladies when you back together because i'm wondering what you'll saying on this show about different possible is it resonating with each of them on to you stock yes absolutely this is a there's 2 global trends that we're seen one is that there ar

. >> la euforia se esparce como pÓlvora entre los aficionados con el partido honduras y el salvador,tros de detencion. elen medio de la polÉmica e indignaciÓn por los mÁs de 100 niÑos migrantes devueltos al centro de detenciÓn de texas, denunciados por salubridad, hoy miembros hispanos mostraron su desacuerdo por los fondos dados a la agencia ice y a la patrulla fronteriza. >> activistas protestarÁn en el senado contra una propuesta que segÚn ellos, le harÁ más dinero a ice, y a las autoridades fronterizas para seguir maltratando migrantes. >> no se les puede dar mÁs dinero porque ellos estÁn dedicados a violentar los derechos humanos. >> la protesta ocurriÓ en momentos en que el gobierno devolviÓ a 100 niÑos migrantes a la estaciÓn de patrulla fronteriza en texas, criticada por sus malas condiciones. >> los que se oponen a ese paquete emergencia para la frontera, dicen que lo que hacen es perpetuar un sistema cruel de detenciÓn de inmigrantes. >> el presidente afirmÓ estar preocupado por esas condiciones pero sugiriÓ que era mejores que antes. >> tratamos de que los demÓcratas nos d

combo, con 100% pechuga de pollo. ♪ natalie: comenzamos con toda la informaciÓn de la copa oro, hondurasformaciÓn, los esperamos en nuestras diversas plataformas digitales ramÓn: recuerde que nos vemos con mÁs informaciÓn esta noche a las 11, pero tambiÉn la invitaciÓn para que siga en sintonÍa ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: redadas inminentes. el presidente trump planea iniciar las redadascontra los inmigrantes en 10 ciudades este domingo. enfermos, sucios y hambrientos. asÍ dicen haber encontrado hacia los 50 niÑos inmigrantes en texas. trump dice que parÓ un ataque militar a irÁn porque iba a causar muchos muertos. una caÍda de un sÉptimo piso quedÓ grabada por una cÁmara de seguridad. ♪

what happens in central america, we have several countries, guatemala, el salvador, honduras that are disastrous, where governments are better unable to run the country, often times we have people who are in states of incredible desperation and willing to risk everything themselves as individuals and families to get the heck out of the and that's exactly what they're doing. of course you can strike deals and politicians can come to agreement leading up to countries to a handshake agreement whereas were talking about it they feel good about

semana que viene para y comienza a entrenar, y cerramos con la copa oro han california estuvieron hondurasa así como lo ves, las parte de yoga frente a la jaula de los tigre, en santuario de felinos. >>> mucho lo hacen con cabras o gatos o tomando cerveza caÑo pero este lleva varios sábado, estar cerca de estos enormes felinos. >>> la próxima clase ya saben con qué >>> con gusanos >>>(risas) >>> que se metan hay van a ser carrera salto alto y todo >>> si quieren bajar de peso pueden lograrlo >>> y que le pasa a los humanos de que le pasa la gente >>>(risas) >>> bueno queremos agradecerles a todos por ayudarnos de nuestra campaÑa teletón con la fundación ayuda a la sonrisa de cientos de niÑos que pone sus días han riesgo y se logró recuperar la meta y juntará más de 1 millón 200,000, así que todos ustedes muchas gracias por hacer esto realidad. nos vemos adiós >>> resumen futbolero es presentado hola qué tal. >>> primer choque han francia italia contra china. aquí hubo un enredo han el área y fue uno a cero y aurora, dispara y tercero en la copa, y jamaica italia ganó 2 x 0 más tarde se enf

. >> pero en honduras le temen a la pobreza que la guardia nacional mexicana por eso no renuncian a sumanuel lÓpez obrador se reunirÁ. para atrapar la crisis migratoria. >> en donde ciento viven acechados en mÉxico. >> raÚl torres noticias telemundo. en mÉxico, raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >>> los gobiernos de donald trump tambiÉn intensificar su presiÓn a los paÍses del tren uno norte, el departamento de estado anunciÓ esta noche que retendrÁ $185,000,000 en programas de ayuda a estas naciones. guatemala, honduras y el salvador, hasta que demu demuestren que estÁn tomando medidas para reducir el nÚmero de migrantes que llegan hasta la frontera de estados unidos. el senador demÓcrata bob melÉndez criticÓ esta decision y dijo que es un capricho del presidente estÁr limitando la capacidad de estados unidos para ayudar a enfrentar los desafÍos que obligan a los inmigrantes a escapar de sus paÍses. >>> seguimos en mÉxico, millones de personas se estÁn quedando sin acceso al cuidado mÉdico porque el gobierno recortÓ el presupuesto para los hospitales pÚblicos, y esta crisis en el sector

oficial de los aficionados salvadoreÑos listos esta noche para el encuentro entre el salvador y honduras

se reportan manifestaciones violentas y enfrentamientos con la policÍa en honduras.rentamiento con la policÍa. fue el tercer dÍa de paro consecutivo. los huelguistas de tensiÓn que el gobierno trata de privatizar los servicios de educaciÓn y salud. arantxa: lo migrantes de paÍses africanos que buscan llegar a estados unidos atravesando la selva panameÑaenfrentan riesgos que podrÍan ser mortales.-- no ser no sÓlo se exponen a los peligros del terreno sin asesinato, robos, y asaltos sexuales. son muchas las vidas que se pierden a lo largo del camino. el salÓn esta oleada de cruzan. es una compaÑÍa remota en panamÁ. se primer pueblo habitado por indÍgenas en el osa travesÍa a travÉs de la infernal jungla. pasamos las colinas montaÑas, y rÍos, hasta llegar aquí, riata. inmigrante camerunÉs que asegura que varios se ahogaron en el camino. >> a veces nos quedamos sin comida y sin agua. a veces nos perdÍamos. no sabíamos por donde correr. desesperados llorando. >> ella es cubana y como miles con pocos recursos, aprovecha la poca vigilancia policial para llegar a costa rica.

venÍan de guatemala, honduras y el mÉxico.ban ir al hospital. >>> el accidente fue la noche de ayer y fue hasta las 7 de la ma nana de hoy que los equipos de rescate acudieron al auxilio, 2 personas que caminaban por la carretera vieron a los heridos. >>> este es el tÍpico caso de trÁfico humano. estamos a 150 millas de la frontera con mÉxico. la camioneta traÍa mÁxima de d vehÍculo accidentado tomÓ este camino de tierra para perderse de las autoridades, bajo una intensa lluvia. >>> miraba las huellas u vi que entraron al fondo del campo, dijo el dueÑo del terreno donde fue brutal y do. encontraron varios cuerpos regados junto a los restos del vehÍculo. las identidades no han sido reveladas hasta el momento. >>> este es el campo de sordo. por eso que dicen las autoridades tardaron tanto tiempo en localizarlos. >>> el nÚmero de migrantes cruzando la frontera con mÉxico, sigue alcanzando niveles histÓricos, la patrulla fronterizo informÓ hoy, que el mes pasado, fueron rescatados... el nÚmero mÁs alto de los Últimos 13 aÑos. de e

rights watch the government also bans of urgency contraception and since nearly one in 4 women in honduras victims of physical or sexual abuse by upon the media forced to terminate pregnancies in secret and i'm discussing joins us now from human rights watch she is the acting director of the women's rights division. do you want to make that connection between what is happening and no one joyce regarding abortion and abortion policy and human rights absolutely what we know is when you ban abortion you don't actually in divorce and you drive it underground when you drive it underground women and girls are criminalized for trying to seek basic health care and they take greater and greater risks to try to actually terminate the pregnancy and doctors can't actually perform their duty their duty of care for fear of criminalizing themselves as well so we've got this tweet from computer that's their handle they say all abortion ban does for women in 100 us put them in danger danger from the potential side effects of seeking unsafe abortions danger from pregnancy itself and danger of violence again

thousands now protest in honduras nearly every day many calling for the president to step down. thousands more have fled the country in migrant caravans found for the united states. the current government however blames the country's troubles on bickering between political parties. there's been a hateful focus towards the president calling him a dictator or a bad president without taking into account the advances he's made. in recent weeks anti-gay. demonstrations have intensified and authorities have grown more repressive against the protesters here in the 100 capital and in much of the country ongoing protests have led to a heavy military presence on city streets for many the unrest happening now is only a continuation of a political crisis that began 10 years ago. there was. still ahead on al-jazeera madura racist and now prisoner for life a u.s. court hands down its about it one of the nation's nice natori of race hate crime. mexico's president announces an economic boost to help thousands of like grants and found africa's credit is given fell's a wound up in case i have. he

el punto de convergencia fue de san pedro sur al norte de honduras.erlo. porque si trabajamos es sÓlo por la comida. >> la modalidad ha cambiado. se juntan aquÍ y tomar un autobÚs y comienzan a caminar a la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. se estima que cerca de 80,000 migrantes han cruzado mientras la frontera con mÉxico ya colapsÓ. esta nueva caravana sale con el presidente trump anunciÓ que aplicarÁ un 5% de arancel a importaciones mexicanas como medida de presiÓn para que este paÍs detenga la migraciÓn. expertos sugieren que urano estÉ exentos de que también suban los aranceles. >> serÍa un golpe enorme que no serÍa, en el caso de mÉxico, que quizÁs podrÍan soportarlo. claudia: las fuertes medidas no han puesto frenar la migraciÓn indocumentada. se anunciara salÍa una nueva caravana. arantxa: desde hace 15 aÑos se viene realizando la marcha del migrante. en memoria de los que han perdido la vida en el intento de llegar a estados unidos, conocido por muchos como el paÍs de las oportunidades. este aÑo ha tenido un significado muy especial por

watch this. >> the issue which is we need a marshall plan for honduras and guatemala and el salvador to the people can find safety and opportunity at home months of coming to the united states. >> we need to make sure that we address the issues that made oscar and valeria come here the first first place by making danger in the northern triangle, by ripping away the resources we need -- >> martha: is that true? an in-depth look at the situation shows that economically in terms of the way global markets look at countries, honduras, guatemala, el salvador considered to be financially stable. they enjoyed many cases the same international credit as big countries like brazil and mexic mexico. but they choose not to provide a social event for their poor. in fact, they have in their own legislatures voted down plans that would raise taxes among their own people in order to do so. and it seems like they like this arrangement that pushes their poor to leave their countries and take these dangerous journeys coming up to america. once they get here, they work on them they spend a lot of money b

lo que va a pasar con esos menores que han quedado en custodia del gobierno >> su padre estÁ en hondurasdre de sus dos hijos tras ser detenida por la patrulla fronteriza y lo peor es que todo ocurriÓ ante los ojos de los pequeÑos ella era una g g esposa le habÍa manif manifestado su inquietud de salir del paÍs la mujer de 40 aÑos fue detenido en texas a las 6:20 de la maÑana >> de preguntaron que si se sentÍa bien, se desmayÓ tuvo un paro, la revivieron, volviÓ a caer dos veces la revivieron >> de acuerdo con la patria f fronteriza fue trasladada han un hospital ahÍ a pesar de los esfuerzos por salvarle la vida fue pronunciada muerta >> afirma que habrÍa pagado un coyote $8000 para llevarlos a estados unidos >> en la escuela de los niÑos la noticia causÓ conmocion a pesar de que cada vez mÁs son los alumnos que se van con sus padres en lo que llaman el sueÑo americano >> es la realidad de los padres de familia tienen que salir con sus niÑos ante eso es muy poco y nada lo que uno puede hacer >> asegura que siempre se opuso a que se fueran el padre de los menores que tienen nueve aÑos que

. >> en honduras no hay nada, no hay clases ni atenciÓn de nada. >> defensores temen que se violen susay una tremenda violaciÓn de los derechos. >> en mÉxico se piensan desplegar mÁs funcionarios por el resto del paÍs. conductor: se han convertido en la polciia de trump. estÁ usando una guardia que se supone estÁ preparado para combatir contra la droga y ahora se llaman la guardia. conductor: a las 10:00 de la maÑana la entrevista completa. la re patriaciÓn de los cuerpos podrÍa costar mucho. >> yo le dije que no oiba a poder. >> natividad, el cuerpo de la joven fue encontrado muy cerca del rÍo bravo. >> me dijo que estaba con un coyote y que la estaba tratando bien. >> saliÓ de la casa hacÍa 2 semanas. su familia se enterÓ por las redes sociales. >> cantabamos y hacÍamos muchas cosas con mi hermana. >> no saben quiÉn es el coyote que la llevÓ. >> la comunidad indÍgena piden la repatriaciÓn del cuerpo. >> le iban a cobrar 9000 dÓlares. >> la hija todavÍa no sabe de la tragedia. >> por ahora no intenten cruzar la frontera aunque en mÉxico haya necesidad. codncutor: estÁ surgiendo una nu

in honduras troops have been sent to confront protesting teachers and doctors who say public schools and hospitals a collapsing president won orlando and nando's announced the nationwide deployment of the military last week as 2 months of protests gathered pace and as man well rappel a reporter in san pedro sula demonstrators in the city are demanding an immediate improvement in public services. this illam entry school was once considered among the best in the city of some pedro sula today the classrooms are literally falling apart teachers are on strike and say the 100 government has abandoned its commitment to public education where as you can see the wood is rotten it's been eaten by semites that's why the roof caved in some 90 percent of public schools in the country are facing a similar infrastructure crisis. last april the hunter and government announced plans for funding cuts to public schools and hospitals. since then educators and medical professionals have been organizing nationwide demonstrations and the unrest has been growing. the 100 president has called for peace but h

haiti, i took her to honduras months. maybe twice. maybe honduras and guatemala. once to peru.id: paris or london? john: none of that. david: you have three children. you fathered three children. your oldest son is in the military still. john: a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps. -- one of his his force in iraq. david: you have a daughter. what is she doing? john: she was with the fbi. with to that, she worked wounded men and women coming back from the wars. bethesda naval hospital. and then she went into the fbi. was one of the support people for several years. david: you had another son who lost his life in military combat. john: he started off as an enlisted marine. he became a second lieutenant and was killed in afghanistan. david: did you and your wife say, having two sons in the marine was an awful sacrifice for any family? john: it's our way of life. it may sound strange but it's a way of life. they make their own decisions. david: what would you say is the best training to be chief of staff of the white house, particularly with president trump? john: you have to te

she was afraid she would be murdered, too, in honduras.ad to go, despite being 8 1/2 months pregnant. she, too, was apprehended. then we saw a man with two sons, a man who after he was apprehended from honduras started crying. felice? he has tears of happiness, he says, that he made it, with his son. with his son. he's very happy. and that's what we saw from a lot of people after they were apprehended. they just started crying. and all of them said they cried because they were happy that they no longer had to go on this journey. they didn't know what was in store for them in the future, they have no idea, but they were happy they were no longer doing this. we can tell you something very interesting. here in texas, the rio grande separates texas from mexico, so the rio grande is the border. and in this area, the rio grande is very dry. you can literally walk across it on rocks. every one of these people we talked to thought they had to go across the rio grande. this 18-foot fence is 1,000 feet in front of the rio grande to the north. they a

is it guatemala or honduras? i meant guatemala, sorry. fact that they are actually stepping up and the fact of the president had thrown and dangled tariffs at them, and they are going out and doing something about it, something is being done. would have the democrats doing right now? what is their reform, their immigration reform plan of action? at this point i haven't seen it. they're complaining about kids in cages. it's not quite like that. the fact that aoc hasn't even got to the border to seat with her own eyes -- >> melissa: you don't want to pick up that argument of what the conditions are like. because that shouldn't be how it is. >> julie: no, children should be locked up. >> kennedy: we have a fox news poll, people say the trump enforcement laws have gone too far. 24% say it hasn't gone far enough, some are goldilocks. very few of them say it's about right. that's a problem when you have this critical mass of people saying it's too much already, and the new show the ice round up on top of it. that can be problematic for the pres

what he should have done two years ago is that he should have immediately begun working with hondurassalvador, with guatemala so that people could find safety and opportunity there instead of having to come here. instead of doing what would be most effective to solve the problem, he's used this like a political pinata, trying to drum up enthusiasm from his base, and in the meantime what's morally reprehensible as americans is that children have been separated from their mothers, people have been put in cages and six children have died in u.s. custody. that had not happened in more than a decade. but six children in the last year have died in u.s. custody. that's how bad this president has been on immigration. >> but, secretary, how would working with as you say honduras and guatemala and el salvador, how can a u.s. president even a president castro solve the problems on the ground in honduras and guatemala and el salvador? >> well, you think about why would a mother bring a six-month old infant on a dangerous journey of more than a 1,000 miles to get out of her circumstances unless sh

>> a un conocido que conocÍ en hondura.nal. >> que sigan adelante porque el camino estÁ largo pero no podemos recibir esta gente porque no tenemos suficientes agentes en el Área. pedro: ademÁs soldado sin armamento vigila la frontera para cubrir el vacÍo de personal por la tensiÓn de familia y menores solos. por otra parte el ingreso ocurre de manera simultÁnea, paola pÉrez una mujer de 20 aÑos de hondura no logrÓ su cometido. >> por eso hoy me vine para acÁ, para ver si puedo sacar adelante mi familia, es muy difÍcil. pedro: los operativos de bÚsqueda de inmigrantes ocurre con operativos aÉreos en zonas apartadas. esta marca de agua ha dejado un intensa bÚsqueda que ahora se mantiene por largos minutos en esta zona de densa vegetaciÓn. >> han comenzado correr en varios lugares y perseguimos las huellas de las personas que estÁn aquÍ frente a nosotras. pedro: sÓlo el sector de rÍo grande se retraen 1000 personas diariamente y hay mÁs de 8000 en custodia debido a esta realidad muchas estaciones estÁn usando carpas militares

this as the united states is planning to with hold aid to god, honduras and el salvador. -- with hold to guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. >> it's 3.3 billion for you be accompanied minors, processing new arrivals and shelters. a leading senate republican said it should not be that complicated. >> we are not talking about border security funding. we are talking about humanitarian relief, clothing and food. people in their most of vulnerable states. this should not be a partisan issue. democrats need to step up to support the president's initiative to try to get this aid package passed. reporter: senator chuck schumer hinted there are aspects of the president's proposal he doesn't like. he talked about he would like to add to the funding component. >> allow people from honduras, el salvador and guatemala to ask for asylum in their own countries. why are they making this expensive, thousand-mile trek. their daughters are threatened with rape, their sons are threatened with murder. reporter: mcconnell intend to force the issue soon. blake: the president announcing i.c.e., will soon s

i took her to haiti, i took her to honduras months. maybe twice. maybe honduras and guatemala.e to peru. david: paris or london? john: none of that. david: you have three children. you fathered three children. your oldest son is in the military still. john: a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps. recently promoted. just back from his -- one of his tours in iraq. david: you have a daughter. what is she doing? john: she was with the fbi. prior to that, she worked with the wounded men and women coming back from the wars. bethesda naval hospital. and then, she went into the fbi. she was with the hostage rescue team. she was one of the support people for several years. david: you had another son who lost his life in military combat. john: he started off as an enlisted marine. he became a second lieutenant and was killed in afghanistan. david: did you and your wife say, having two sons in the marine was an awful sacrifice for any family? john: it's our way of life. it may sound strange, but it's a way of life. they make their own decisions. david: what would you say is the best tra

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in honduras troops have been sent to confront protesting teachers and doctors who say public schools and hospitals a collapsing president of the land o. and then there is announce the nationwide deployment of the military last week as 2 months of protests gathered pace and as mandela grappler reports from sampedro ceuta demonstrations in the city and demanding an immediate improvement in public services. this illam entry school was once considered among the best in the city of some pivotal sula today the classrooms are literally falling apart teachers are on strike and say the hunger and government has abandoned its commitment to public education where as you can see the wood is rotten it's been eaten by semites that's why the roof caved in some 90 percent of public schools in the country are facing a similar infrastructure crisis. last april the hunter and government announced plans for funding cuts to public schools and hospitals. since then educators and medical professionals have been organizing nationwide demonstrations and the unrest has been growing. the 100 president has call

aid to honduras, guatemala and el salvador, right so is for a very long time there was a consensus in the foreign policy establishment, in u.s. and pretty much everywhere, in latin america that u.s. assistance was something that could in the long run ultimately leado a decrease in migration. instead the trump administration's positioe has been we ing to stop aid, we are going increase tariffs as punishment. i mean, most people who study my drawings, most economists would tell you that probably is going to have the opposite impact on migration. but weill see >> thompson: all right. kevin seiff with the "washington post". thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> >> thompson: if you've ever hne to tpital and ended up with a big bill from a provider you didn't realize wasurut of your ice network, chances ile, you got what's called a surprise medical it's a big issue that's getting a lot of attention right now deom policymakers on both of the aisle. last month, president trump even called for legislative action o bject. this isn't a new issue. three years ago, "pbs newshour" week

and he was saying just before they put him into the van to take him into detention that he'd fled honduras with his family because of the gangs and also because of the poverty in that country so those people with similar stories coming out of honduras coming out the door particularly countries that are suffering from drought countries are suffering from economic hardships and countries are suffering as well gangs that are extorting that killing making things very difficult for the people that live there john thank you well the americans are still insisting that the plan will go ahead if there's no agreement. there's a legal notification that goes forward today with a plan to implement tariffs on monday i think that there is the ability of negotiations continue to go well that the president can turn that off at some point over the weekend but there has required that if you're going to affect money it has to be noticed today so you shouldn't dissipate that happening today. the u.s. says it will lodge a formal diplomatic protest with russia over a near miss between 2 of their warships in the