amor le decía yo, no pienses eso, cristo los va a ayudar, pero sí, la situación que vivíamos en hondurasquí vamos a tener mejor futuro >>> por eso que córdoba emigró de honduras hace seis meses >>> para buscar un beneficio para el familia y para nuestro hogar >>> pero su esposa decidió viajar para poderse reunificar con los que tanto la necesitaban >>> porque ya las niñas están grandes, necesitan el cuidado de la mamá por eso decidimos mandar a traer un poco rápido a ella >>> pero nunca se imaginó que esto sería los resultados >>> y para ayudar a córdoba y a su familia la cónsul general de honduras está atendiendo el asunto asistiendo a la familia con la repatriación >>> y además de brindar su apoyo, hace un llamado a sus compatriotas >>> dando oportunidades de trabajo, igual con programas de

honduras, ha sido el mÁs reciente en sumarse. que esperan el asilo mÉxico par entr entrar a estados unidos. para manuel, el acuerdo entre honduras y estados unidos como tercer paÍs seguro, es una trampa >>> yo opino que es pura mentira todo. en realidad, si quisieran ya estarÍamos nosotros en estados unidos >>> ¿por quÉ tendrÍa que ser asi en guatemala?. cuando podemos ir a estados unidos, ir a pedirlo realmente personal >>> estados unidos firmÓ acuerdos similares con el salvador y honduras para frenar la inmigraciÓn de centroamericanos n ele huye por las pandillas y el hambre. >>> tenemos deficiencias en la salud. >>> cuba, nicaragua y venezuela tendrÁn que pedir asilo en honduras >>> honduras no tiene las condiciÓn, no hay albergues como guatemala y mÉxico. >>> activistas en estados unidos dicen que se han cercenado los derechos de los solicitantes de asilo. >>> la misma gente que estÁ saliendo, buscando asilo en estados unidos, estÁn huyendo de los paÍses por la violencia y cuestiones precaria. advierten daÑos en sus negocios.

un nuevo acuerdo entre estados unidos y honduras acelera la repatriaciÓn de hondureÑos, esta maÑana saliÓan pedro sula. >> algunos llegaron encadenados, su Único crimen fue entrar a los estados unidos de manera ilegal, a los que tenÍan a sus niÑos se les permitiÓ abordar sin estar esposados, eran madres, padres, niÑos, y otros que llegaron solos, pero hoy regresan a su paÍs acompaÑados por la derrota. >> pensÁbamos entrar a estados unidos y no se pudo. >> milton y su hija de 17 aÑos dicen que le pagaron 7500 dÓlares a un coyote que los llevÓ a estados unidos, solo duraron ocho dÍas en el pais y hoy forman parte de los 117 migrantes hondureÑos que fueron repatriados de forma express. >> nada mÁs me hicieron entrevista, a la hora no permitieron llamada ni nada. >> todo es parte de un acuerdo entre estados unidos y honduras que agiliza la repatriaciÓn, ahora se confirmarÁ la nacionalidad de los migrantes cuando lleguen a honduras y no mientras estÉn en los estados unidos. >> de tres a cuatro semanas que se ha reducido a mÁs o menos una semana y media que es significativo. >> con la implement

en tegucigalpa, honduras, claudia mendoza.la explosiÓn en un puerto de corea del sur de un buque petrolero de 25,000 t proveniente de islas caimÁn. unas 46 personas fueron rescatadas de ellas, 10 resultaron heridas despuÉs de que las llamas se extendieran a lo largo de dos embarcaciones. las imÁgenes muestran como los vehÍculos cruzan un porte cercano casi siendo l acerca dos por el fuego. aranza: al volver, los tributos a josÉ josé continÚan dando en mÉxico como en estados unidos. tenemos las imÁgenes. ♪ boost mobile tiene una red súper confiable y súper rápida para conectarse desde casi cualquier lugar. como desde este mirador. pero hay más... ahora los 4 recibimos datos, llamadas y textos sin límite por sólo $25 al mes por línea. hashtag prímera cita. pero hay más... todos nuestros 4 teléfonos lg stylo™5 fueron gratis. ahora toda la familia puede estar conectada. las manos donde las pueda ver joven. haz el switch a boost y recibe 4 líneas con gigas ilimitados por $25 al mes por línea y 4 teléfonos lg stylo™5 gratis, todo en

, aquí vamos a tener mejor futuro >>> por eso que córdoba emigró de honduras hace seis meses >>> paraán grandes, necesitan el cuidado de la mamá por eso decidimos mandar a traer un poco rápido a ella >>> pero nunca se imaginó que esto sería los resultados >>> y para ayudar a córdoba y a su familia la cónsul general de honduras está atendiendo el asunto asistiendo a la familia con la repatriación >>> y además de brindar su apoyo, hace un llamado a sus compatriotas >>> dando oportunidades de trabajo, igual con programas de visas para estados unidos para tratar de evitar estas tragedias. estas tragedias son dolorosas para todas las familias y para el gobierno de honduras, para nuestra patria, cada familia que muere en el intento, todo el país completo por lo que nosotros le pedimos que no arriesgan la vida de los niños. >>> gracias por este reportaje. descubre tres cuerpos en un área de maleza en el condado hidalgo de texas, esto ocurrió al sur de la carretera 83. de acuerdo a las autoridades se trata de dos hombres y una mujer, aún no han dado a conocer las identidades de las víctimas y

and likewise with honduras who we met. we signed a cooperation agreement with both. and also with guatemala. we're working with our partners in central america to ensure that asylum-seekers can pursue relief as close to their home countries as possible. that will plaque a tremendous difference at our southern border. and mexico, i have to say, president lopez on ridder has been outstanding and our standing partner and he's doing a great job in mexico. the cartels are way down and the numbers, our sect is here now, the numbers are way down. way, way down. and we're doing that without the help of congress. meaning the democrats in congress who won't give us a single vote to take care of loopholes. we have loopholes that are so horrible and it would be so easy to fix and they know they should be fixed but they don't want to do it because they don't want to give trump any credit because it is all about the election. they don't care about our country, they care about the election. and the sad part is with all of the tremendous work this weekend, whether it is secretary mn

agreements asylum and guatemala, el salvador honduras. we met with honduras, he is strong and tough. he was really something. i was very impressed with him and like wise with honduras and we signed a cooperation agreement with both. and also with guatemala. we are working with our partners in central america to ensure that asylum workers can pursue relief as close to their home countries as possible. that will be a tremendous difference on our southern border. and mexico, i have to say the president has been outstanding and outstanding partner and he is doing a great job in mexico. the cartels are way down. and the numbers, our secretary is here now -- the numbers are way down, way, way down. and we are doing that without the help of congress, meaning the democrats in congress, who won't give us a single vote to care care of loopholes. we have loopholes that are so horrible and they know they should be fixed because they don't want to give trump credit. all they care about is the election. and the sad part is with all the tremendous work

or el salvador or honduras or guatemala. nobody even knew about it. we send them hundreds of millions of dollars and all we got back was caravans of people. pouring in. we had tremendous -- we had tremendous -- it was terrible, and we got that stopped and the countries are now helping us and we stopped those payments, by the way. we don't pay those countries that money anymore, but i will tell you, if they're as good as they seem to be they're really doing a job on crime and stopping the wrong people from leaving and coming to the united states. we'll be helping them a lot with economic development projects and other things. so with that, we had a tremendous three days. it was beautiful to see. we made a lot of new friends. i read you a list of all of the countries i saw, pretty much one-on-one and it's been very busy, but it's been very, very fruitful. so we could take a couple of questions and i'd love some questions on some of the things that we accomplished at unga instead of the witch hunt, the phony witch hunt questions which i know that's what

estos son honduras, el salvador, costa rica, honduras y nicaragua. felicidades.ta de independencia de estados unidos, tambiÉn se suman a los festejos patrios vamos a cambiar de tema porque un hombre muriÓ tras recibir un disparo mientras intentaba parar una pelea afuera de 1 bar. ademÁs, otras cuatro personas resultaron lesionadas en este incidente . la vÍctima mortal, a quien identifican como mario pÉrez, sÓlo intentaba ayudar a resolver la riÑa. en santa rosa, la autopista 101 permaneciÓ cerrada esto durante poco mÁs de dos horas que ocurriÓ esta maÑana. despuÉs de registrarse una persecuciÓn policial y al atrincheramiento. segÚn la las instrucciones de l agente del orden. las personas rehusaron salir del carro y la patrulla de caminos tuvo que efectuar un arresto. por otra parte, en berklee, una persona muriÓ atropellada por un conductor que se dio a la fuga. el incidente se produjo el sÁbado por la noche cerca de la estaciÓn del parque en elaria de esta calle. por ahora las autoridades no cuenta con la descripciÓn del vehÍculo del conductor. el gobernador de

el estado, porque sino que cau cau si hay que no la iba a volver a ver de regreso a honduras.el sonrÍe pide comprensiÓn por las situaciones que le hicieron conocida en el mundo y afirma que sacar adelante sus hijos en su paÍs en tegucigalpa, honduras, claudia mendoza, univision. >> el primer ministro de canadÁ, justin trudeau pidiÓ disculpas despuÉs de que en la revista para publicar una fotografÍa en la que aparecÍa disfrazado de aladino el con la piel pintada de negro. la fotografÍa fue tomada en una fiesta en el dos mil uno. tuvimos reconociÓ que fue algo estÚpido que desearÍa no. haberlo hecho, pero que no hizo y que por eso se disculpÓ. >> hoy se cumplen dos aÑos del terremoto que estremeciÓ a la ciudad de mÉxico morelos, puebla y el estado de mÉxico guerrero oaxaca ocurriÓ despuÉs de que la gente saliera a las calles para un simulacro que se realiza todos los aÑos por el dÍa nacional de la protecciÓn civil, la cifra oficial de muertos fue de trescientos sesenta y nueve. pasamos ahora con patricia para que nos ama adelanto de lo que preparan esta noche adelante. gracias j

cupones de en el marco de la asamblea general de la onu estados unidos firmo un acuerdo hoy con hondurasrar a que se resuelvan sus procesos de asilo este jueves a las 5:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. centro en primer impacto. continuamos con su noticiero ediciÓn nocturna. patricia: miÉrcoles, 25 de septiembre, estas son las noticias. el funcionario de inteligencia que denunciÓ la conducta del presidente trump con el lÍder de ucrania, poniÉndolo tantos del juicio polÍtico, acordÓ testificar ante el congreso. los cupones de comida se alejarÍa de las mesas de las familias pobres que los reciben. un plan del gobierno les exigirÍa revisar sus ingresos. 24 fiscales estatales lo rechazan. ordenÓ financiar campaÑas, fue una distracciÓn para tapar los escÁndalos de la presidencia, fue lo que dijo sobre enrique peÑa nieto el ex gobernador de veracruz javier duarte, preso por corrupciÓn. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. enrique; buenas notas, las Últimas últimas fue de ocho horas, la lÍder nancy pelosi ha

en la historia los mandatarios fueron juzgados sin ser condenados por el senado >> una madre en honduras traÉrselo a estados unidos hay denuncias de cientos de casos. >> llo extraÑo demasiado >> karen mide un infierno en honduras, su exesposo decidiÓ llevarse a su hijo de ocho aÑos y pimiento van en camino con otro grupo de migrantes hacia estados unidos >> no dice nada del niÑo solo me dijo me lo voy a llevar y Él va a tener un mejor >> el padre le puso saco al menor de honduras hace un mes por mensajes de texto se enterÓ que su expareja contrato un coyote en reynosa- mÉxico para cruzar por el peligroso rÍo grande >> no sabemos nada, eso nos preocupa >> no fue hasta la tercera semana que el gobierno aceptÓ l denuncia ... acciÓn del menor. >> es normal, es el papÁ y se lo puede llevar pero yo le decÍ semanas estoy de Él. >> solo 76 peines han regresado por los padres de custodia >> si llevamos un niÑo o una niÑa tenemos garantizado el ingreso. >> la mayorÍa de los padres que roban y traen a causa de todos tunidos los esconden. el que los menores regrese no solo porque los vidrios son muy

for adopted hometown team. >> if you would have told me when i left honduras that i was going to getit in oracle park, i wouldn't believe you. when i took the field, i have memories of coming to the games and sitting in the stands. now finally getting p playing time here, it was special. >> how cool is this, after the giants final road game yesterday, everyone on the team plane boarded in orange thank you boch t-shirts. will manage final six games of his career. >>> san francisco off to 3-0 start first time since 1978. fired up after a win over the steelers. >> can you smell what the 9ers are cooking? >> tip of the hat to the rock. tweeted, if you smell what the 9ers are cooking, 3-0 is hell of a start. keep having fun boys. >> witherspoon injured fourth quarter against the steelers, mri today, going to get second opinion from foot specialist. october 7th, against the browns on abc7, bye this week. >>> redskins quarterback alex smith working way back from gruesome leg injury. nobody can stop 52 in bears uniform. if you had him on your fantasy team, had great day. mitchell trubisky to

the truth is, in honduras, only 9% of murders are prosecuted. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: do i still have more time? [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: just to give an example in terms of the justice system that we have to deal with, we are currently working with four prosecutors and the public prosecution ministry. there were four women who denounced actions by the court needing prosecutor. the court needing prosecutor was involved in discrimination and harassment. so if you can imagine the public prosecution ministry is where we need to go seek justice. we are simple, grassroots workers, and yet the very employees of that public prosecution ministry are the ones often violating the rights of the women whose cases we have to bring to them. >> well, i don't know how you treat each day, but we are grateful that do and make such a difference. [applause] >> secretary clinton, you had mentioned the situation of women in afghanistan in your remarks. and we have a question from matthew from the school of foreign service. he's a

generan una orden de agua y un proyecto millonario que generan una orden de protestas y ♪ ♪ ♪ en honduras una tremenda deseado escasez de agua claudia mendoza tiene detalles de lo que consideran una incubus cristiana esta no es una protesta no son estas personas bloquearon algunas accesos en contra de la cosa son de un proyecto que genera entre el 30 y el 40 por ciento para la capital de honduras y que dejarÁ sin lÍquido a mÁs del 30 colonias o las zonas los manifestantes quemaron neumÁticos y la policÍa se hizo presente para desalojarlos. en el terreno pertenece a familias que no han dado la cara pÚblicamente se les otorgÓ permisos para la con sus sin embargo ofrece una salida al conflicto el problema que acontece es que ya se encuentran el ministerio pÚblico y el fiscal general deberÍa sacar una funciÓn ideas no continuar proyectos a que se analices el permiso fue dado en buena manera diversas organizas leones se han unido en contra del proyecto y regresamos a estados unidos. univisiÓn fue uno de losinvitados la campana que tradicionalmente anuncia replicÓ hoy al son del cielito lindo l

half the women in honduras are among drug cartels and gangs. 41% of women and girls killed in hunters show signs of torture, mutilation, disfigurement and cruelty beyond what was needed to kill them. today she provides first response and long-term support for the women. some have survived ms. machete strikes and gunshots and many find themselves homeless, women are often, killed, assaulted and robbed and returning home from a war at night. the center provides emotional, psychological and legal support and with little government protection against violence, the women have mediated community conflicts and gone to homes as a group to stop violence. and brought male perpetrators to the police. they work with law enforcement and judges and fight for reforms. they collected 50000 signatures to push the honduran congress to adopt a domestic violence law. they lobby for funding for bridge over dangerous freeway. and for water in kindergarten. today she has almost 700 members, women no longer see themselves as victims but agents for change. in martha, a

ramÓn: una falla la interconexiÓn del sistema elÉctrico entre honduras y nicaragua dejÓ sin luz a gran y nicaragua. los paÍses mÁs afectados por el apagÓn. el servicio elÉctrico se ha normalizado de manera paulatina. palmira: y cada vez corre mÁs riesgo los miles de migrantes que estÁn varados en la frontera de mÉxico en espera de una cita con un juez de inmigraciÓn en los estados unidos. ramÓn: francisco nos habla de una madre y su pequeÑo hijo que murieron ahogados al intentar cruzarel rÍo bravo, pese a que ya tenÍan programada una audiencia. francisco: la desesperaciÓn y la angustia de mira de migrantes que esperan en campamentos improvisados como este matamoros, sirve elemental para sobrevivir y en ocasiones, hasta sin comida sigue causando tragedias. hoy tocÓ a esta madre hondureÑa identificada como herrera quien intentÓ cruzar el rÍo bravo con su pequeÑo hijo de dos aÑos. ambos murieron arrastrados por la corriente traicionera. >> estÁ muy triste, hemos llorado. la conocimos y la verdad que no era lo mejor. francisco: la migrante hondureÑa junto con su hijo vivieron durante varia

honduras, one of the most dangerous cities in the world. gang violence and drug trafficking infiltrate all aspects of life. impunity is unchecked and the toll on women is staggering. since 1992, she and her have beenon supporting the women of the city. marta began organizing women when she was 23. after attending a meeting in the honduran capital, where she learned of women's legal rights to she decided she needed to return home to create an organization whose mission would be to empower women, to teach them the rights and help them overcome the violence in their everyday lives. oppositionnormous from the men in the community, and the women told her it was too dangerous to do what she wanted to do, but despite the her groupshe founded with a small group of other women. the organization quickly evolved into a movement, enabling women to empower themselves against some of the worst human rights violations. half the women in honduras are cartels andug gangs, and their methods are among the most brutal imaginable . in 2017, 40 1% of women and g

and likewise with honduras who we met.e signed a cooperation agreement with both and also with guatemala. we're working with our partners in central america to insure that asylum-seekers can pursue relief as close to the home countries as possible. that will make a tremendous difference at the southern border. and mexico, i have to say, president lopez obrador has been outstanding, an outstanding partner and he is doing a great job in mexico. the cartels are way down and, the numbers are, our secretary is here now, the numbers are way down, way, way down and we're doing that without the help of congress, meaning the democrats in congress who won't give us a single vote to take care of loopholes. we have loopholes that are so horrible. it would be so easy to fix and they know they should be fixed, they don't want to do it because they don't want to get trump any credit. that is all about the election. that is all they care about. they don't care about our country, they care about the election. the sad part with all the trem

recent days we've achieved historic asylum cooperation agreements with el salvador guatemala and honduras we were with el salvador today a great young gentleman became the president he's strong and tough then he's taking care of crime he was really something today i was very impressed with him. and likewise with hundreds who we met. we signed a cooperation agreement with both and also with quantum alo we're working with our partners in central america to ensure that asylum seekers can pursue relief as close to their home countries as possible that will make a tremendous difference at our southern border. and mexico i have to say president lopez obrador has been outstanding and standing partner and he's doing a great job in mexico the cartels are way down and the numbers are secretaries here now the numbers are way down way way down and we're doing that without the help of congress meaning the democrats in congress who won't give us a single vote to take care of loopholes we have loopholes that are so horrible and it would be so easy to fix and they know they should be fixed but they don't

if you watch my interview, i mean, we did it in honduras. he was removed by a military coup. 2009, we removed somebody with a military coup. where the is that story? you know, fomented by the cia and some secretary of state, i think some of you guys might know her in here, her name is hillary clinton. i just did a three part series interview and he took me through the history and what became of his country. and i think what became of his country has been quoted now. i think our president calls it a country. and here's what mr. trump and many in the media will not tell you, we made it a country. we made in a country. honduras today is one of the most dangerous countries in the world and because of that, it sends more americans to there per capita. they weren't coming here before we did that. they were happy here. in fact, the economy was doing pretty good. c? those are the unintended consequences of our foreign policy. the unintended consequences of our foreign policy, which is in good for most americans. that, it is for the few, as we know,

likewise with honduras, we met. we signed a cooperation agreement with both and also with guatemala. we are working with our partners in central america to ensure that asylum-seekers can pursue relief as close to their home countries as possible. that will make a tremendous difference in our southern border. and mexico all i have to say, president lopez over door -- obrador has been an outstanding partner. done a great job in mexico. the cartels are way down. the numbers are secretaries here now, the numbers are way down. we way down. and we are doing that without the help of congress, meaning the democrats in congress who won't give us a single vote to take care of loopholes. we have loopholes that are so horrible it would be so easy to fix and they know they should be fixed but they don't want to do it because they don't want to give trump any credit. because it's all about the election. that's all they care about. they don't care about the country. they care about the election. the sad part is with all the tremen

protocolo con un proceso mÁs sencillo en que el se verifica que sean hondureÑos cuando lleguen a honduraspersonas del aviÓn. >>> no se pudo entrar a estados unidos. decepcionado no hasta tuve la oportunidad de entrar. >>> quÉ te dijeron en estados unidos? >>> que no habÍa un entrada para nadie. >>> los agentes de ice dijeron que una de las razones por las lqu prensa estuera presente era para comunicarle a todos los mi grame migrante los que puede pasar en estos momentos. >>> no vengan a los estados unidos ilegalmente. los coyotes le estaban robando dinero pueden invertir el dinero de mejor manera. >>> como dijo el director de la agencia ice se esperan que aumenten vuelos mo solamente desde texas de donde saliÓ el primer vuelo sino de otros lugares del paÍs es un acuÉrdese hizo con honduras y tambiÉn se hizo con el salvador y guatemala. son los tres paÍses de centroamÉrica que estarÁn aceptando repatriados de esta forma express revisando que sean de sus paÍses cuando aterricen en su tierra es todo desde san pedro sula regreso contigo hasta el estudio. >>> sueÑos rotos y ojalÁ que sus paÍse

our neighbors in guatemala and honduras will send almost 2.5% of the populations to the u.s.order this year. an incalculable loss of youth and energy. and i think the leaders of all three countries are very concerned about in process. a president has made it a part of the platform to end forced migration to the u.s. in his first term. forced migration being defined as required to leave for insecurity or lack of access to economic opportunity. so in closing i think it's essential that we respond the dialogue and work on solutions together with policy experts, with congress, with state and local partner are arndting excessively burdened by the crisis ebrahim those along the border and of course with our international partners and neighbors. but i just want to note one last thing before we have the dialogue. i'm really privileged to work longside the department's extraordinary workforce. and i want to tell you that this crisis has hit them really hard. both in terms of their efforts to care for vulnerable populations but also the way the efforts have been perceived. i want to te

for example, the government of honduras has arrested more. guatemala has greatly appreciated this and has adopted new techniques and technology to identify fraudulent documents and disrupt human smuggling networks. they opened their doors to the department of homeland security and requested system in their efforts and were currently have over 45 personnel embedded with and supporting border security and counseling -- and countering smuggling operations in guatemala. in the last two months, salvadorian police made about -- made over 5000 arrests nationally of gang members as part of their national security plan. to address some of the push factors of migration. in addition to these enforcement efforts, several countries have agreed to partner with the u.s. on regional asylum capacity building efforts known as asylum cooperation agreements. recognizing these countries' decision to join the framework merps in latin america. these agreements will enhance operation. to that end, the u.s. will be supporting significantly the guatemalan efforts to b

desde honduras cristiÁn rodrÍguezs noticias telemundo. >>> maÑana comienzan en nueva york los trabajos en el foro. >>> el viernes millones de jÓvenes en todo el mundo pedÍan soluciones a la emergencia climÁtica. ahora pasaron de las calles a la sede de las naciones unidas que este lunes inicia su reuniÓn anual. y el medio ambiente es uno de sus mayores pendientes. >>> ya no podemos seguir escuchando promesas huecas, palabras huecas que todo va a estar bien que no va haber ningÚn problema que estamos comprometidos etc, etc >>> casi 200 lÍderes de todo el mundo estarÁn en nueva york en el evento diplomÁtico mayor del aÑo. como siempre las tensiones afloran y esta vez estados un e pantalla). >>> otro tema que marcarÁ la agenda una nueva denuncia internacional impulsada por colombia por la crisis humanitaria en la venezuela de nicolÁs maduro quien sera uno de los grandes ausentes. pero la onu lleva aÑos enfrentando una crisis de imagen un sondeo en estados unidos dice que mÁs de la mitad de los encuestados dicen que la organizaciÓn estÁ haciendo un mal trabajo solucionando los problemas de

the relationship with mexico as an example or el salvador or honduras or guatemala. nobody even knew about it, yet we sent them hundreds of millions of dollars, and all we got back was caravans of people pouring in. we had tremendous -- we had tremendous -- it was terrible. and we've got that stopped and the countries are now helping us, and we stopped those payments, by the way. we don't pay those countries that money anymore. but i will tell you, if they're as good as they seem to be, they're really doing a job on crime and stopping the wrong people from leaving and coming to the united states, we'll be helping them a lot with economic development projects and other things. so with that we had a tremendous three days. it was beautiful to see. made a lot of new friends. i read you a list of all the countries i saw. pretty much one-on-one. and it's been very busy but it's been very, very fruitful. so we could take a couple of questions. i'd love some questions on some of the things that we accomplished at unga instead of the witch hunt, the phony witch hunt questions

as a result, while this security is improving in all three countries, honduras, guatemala el salvador murder rates than 50% more in these three countries the region has experienced elevated rates of violence and general crime committed by drug traffickers, gangs and other groups. combined these have created conditions -- i do want to be clear that we believe that poll factors, however are even more significant. that is why now by the democratic demographics -- the strength of u.s. economy, and the presence of, with resources in the united states, are certainly strong. but the main cause, the increases in arrivals this year, is weakness in the u.s. immigration system. they have allowed migrants, especially families and unaccompanied children's to spend months, and the vast majority of them will not ultimately receive lawful status from an immigration judge. that is why by the end of the fiscal year, which is coming up in a few weeks, we will see the numbers more than triple the record for families arriving at the border. close to 550,000 this year, at a record number of unaccompanied m

and virginia, the founder of an organization based in honduras them provides legal and psychological services to women who have survived violence. [applause] >> i wish to offer each of you most sincere gratitude for your leadership and this opportunity to recognize your exceptional contributions and accomplishments. the award named for secretary clinton recognizes her pivotal role in the promotion of women's rights and her distinguished career of public service. words she offered in 1995 in beijing and her now famous address on women's rights animate, convening today. she said then, quote, if women are healthy and educated their families will flourish. if women are free from violence their families will flourish. if women have a chance to work and earn as full and equal partners in society, their families will flourish and when families flourish, communities and nations will flourish. [applause] >> 16 years after that seminal speech in december 2011 on this very stage she joined us for the launch of the us national action plan for women, peace, and security. the same year, we launche

se desconoce el tipo de asistencia que podrÍa ser otorgada a el salvador honduras. estados unidos, mientras esperaban el resultado de sus peticiones. edwin: el presidente continÚa adelante con su agenda en las naciones unidas, donde hablÓ de la inmigraciÓn ilegal. uno de los retos mÁs grandes que tenemos es la eliminaciÓn ilegal, dijo el mandatario. el senado decidiÓ votar sobre una resoluciÓn que denuncia la transferencia los fondos de fuerzas armadas para construir el muro. el gobierno trump on continÚa sus planes, dijo que la prÓxima semana finalizarÁ la polÍtica de atar para liberar. >> lo que estados ha sido con familias de dover y calexquisito tiene un miedo creÍble, serÁn repatriados. si que veo creÍble, tiene que esperar por el resultado en mÉxico. no serÁn admitidos de este lado de la frontera. edwin: altas a la entrevista, se supone que la persona tiene posibilidades amenos remotas de que su solicitud sea aceptada. ya son pocos los casos aprobados. >> incrementando la cantidad de personas que estÁn bajo este tipo de programas, realmente vaa crear un proble

or how to help her -- in honduras did not know how to help her. six month after she was born, my sister passed away. heart breakingty moment for my parents. one month after they noticed she had cystic fibrosis. and they are now worried that if i go back to my country, the same thing will happen to me. in 2016, we came to the usa visas, with our tourist to search for a better cystic fibrosis treatment for me. when i go for the first time to boston children's hospital, in me achusetts, they made pulmonary function test. the result told me i had only 40% of my palm and a function. pulmonary function. the doctors told my parents i sent to the usa -- i came to the usa literally dying. they sent me home with cf medication that i took and that i would not be able to get my country. when i got on the treatment i got tired because i was not used to it. test.ctors may be another this time he gave the answer of 60% to 69% of pulmonary function. now my baseline is 90% to 97%. right now i'm using a medication that helps the cystic fibrosis mutation live for ti

and likewise with honduras, who we met.e signed a cooperation agreement with beth -- with both, and also with guatemala. we are working with our partners in central america to assure that asylum seekers can secure leave as close to home as possible. that will make a tremendous difference at our southern border. mexico, i have to say, the president has been outstanding, an outstanding partner, and he is doing a great job in mexico. he cartels are way down, and way, bers are way down, way down. we are doing that without the help of congress, meaning the democrats in congress who won't give us a single vote to take care of loopholes. we have lopez holes that are still horrible and should be fix the. they know they should be fixed, but they don't want to give trump any credit. it is all about the election. they don't care about the country. they care about the election. the sad part is with all the work we have done this weekend, whether it is with the secretary minuchen or secretary pompeo oh. with all this tremendous work we

i don't want to die but if i go back to honduras i will die. after this i feel so tired both emotionally and mentally. i cannot even sleep properly. i feel disappointed with the usa government that they canceled this program. sorry for that. from my point of view thinking that deporting sick kids like me will be illegal homicide because in my country doesn't exist treatment. thank you for your time. >> thank you, mr. sanchez. doctor. >> ranking member jordan, chairman baskin, ranking member roy and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to appear before you today i'm a law professor at penn state to lock in university park and testifying in my individual capacity. my scholarship teaching and practice focused on immigration law, a field i have worked in for 20 years. i have published two books with nyu press in my first book beyond deportation finds nearly a decade of research on the history of prosecutorial discretion and deferred action in immigration cases. my second book, ban, examines immigration enforcement and d

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he sees things as a player should see them. >> i mean, not many ball players come out of honduras.circle for the fan who has come from sitting in the stands to playing alongside guys he grew up watching. >> those guys have been doing it forever and they won three world series. not everybody can get one. there's a reason why and i just hope i can be as accurate as they are. >> reporter: the future is bright for him. after the giants' final game yesterday, everyone on the team board in the the plane rocking those orange t-shirts. he will manage the final six games. >>> the 49ers win over pittsburgh and feeling good and the tight end has everyone asking a very important qestion. >> can you smell? >> i meant george, not greg. the rock noticed this tweeting if you smell what they're cooking, it's a heck of a start. keep having fun. the quarterback expected to miss at least a month with a foot sprain according to the head coach. he was injured yesterday in the third quarter. expected to get a second opinion from a foot specialist. they return october 7th, a game you'll see right here. >>

i was born in honduras in 2003. i lived there for the first 12 years of my life. when i was 3 months old my parents found i had cf. it was a scary day for them. it wasn't frightening because three years before i was born they had a daughter named samantha. she was born with a problem in her intestines. unfortunately, the doctors in honduras didn't know how to treat her or how to help her. six months and two days after she was born, my sister passed away. this was a pretty heartbroken moment for my parents. one month after they noticed that she had cystic fibrosis. and right now they're worried that if i go back to my country, it will have the same thing to me. in the year 2016 we came to the usa legally with our tourist visas to search for a better cystic fibrosis treatment for me. when i go for the first time to boston children's hospital in massachusetts, they made me a pulmonary function test and the results tell me i only have 40% to 42% of my pulmonary function test. the doctors at boston children's hospital told my parents i came to the usa literally dying.

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the president got an agreement with the central american country of honduras.oining honduras to send migrants back there to await their asylum cases. these countries are atblictd highest homicide rates in latin america and they say it's dangerous for them. >> the president has tried every which way to secure the borders. all has gotten is roadblocks and obstruction. i have never seen anybody in my time in the presidency that has had the people's interest at heart in finding solutions. every time they throw a roadblock you have, he has endless energy to find a way to do it. he's the first president to take a business model to create solutions. liz: you have a number of sanctuary communities in our neck of the woods you have to deal with. earlier at a press briefing. he was saying sanctuary cities are complicit in the crimes the illegal aliens commit. >> massachusetts has the highest migration of illegal immigrants in the united states. between 2007 and 2017, and the second most of commonplace to find fentanyl in the united states. 2,500 from the border. that's b

. >> yeah, that's quite true and el salvador and honduras which honduras was expanded last week againent's international diplomacy and he's done it in a way completely different from predecessors republican and democrat, the judge's ruling, you know, maria, what this is most -- most and same judge comes back, i don't want you to do anyway, this is a wildly radical activist judge who has decided to become president for a day and make her own policies and i expect us to prevail on appeal and we will be helped by this, maria, by the supreme court's ruling almost 3 weeks ago now where they lifted an injunction out of ninth circuit pending case, the full court, not just one justice and it really came out of the blue and i think it would be a real shot across the court of appeals to rein in activists judges like you see here. maria: we are showing pictures of when i took the show to the border and compelling watching all those children and how they are impacted, some of them alone and then there's a whole open area when you come from mÉxico into the united states and basically when you try

now, no more than 15 out out of a hundred people from el salvador or guatemala or honduras will ever qualify to stay with in re -- at their asylum hearing. most of them figure that out. many of them are going back home being flown back home. anyway before waiting for weeks or two or three months in mexico. it's making a real difference. wouldn't have happened if the president hadn't insisted on it. and frngly won have had had happened if the new mexican president hadn't agreed to it and it's going to have long-term impact as long as' maintain that relationship with them. >> hello, everyone. over this past august recess many of us were back in our home states traveling around visiting with our constituents. and that is what i was engaged in as well. doing what we call in iowa the full grass sleeve, which is visiting all 99 counties. so during that time i did visit i believe around 37 counties, 11 were townhalls across the state of iowa. and what i am hearing from thousands and thousands of iowans and in every corner of our state is that the in particular with farmers and our ethanol p