la violencia del crimen organizado en cesa en juárez, este sffin de semana fueron asesinadas 7 personaso de línea. >>> los agentes que tomaron el lugar del ejército en juárez, tomaron una banda, con 18 plagios de trabajadores, presión r de preso prempresarios y estudi >>> más del 90% de estos homicidios y ejecuciones es la lucha de carteles contra la droga >>> en morelos, refuerzos militares llegaron a cuernavaca, sobre presunta amenaza que hicieron vía internet con atacar las calles, calles y negocios estaban va vacíos, durante el fin de semanadescuartizados y u nuevo cartel, con un crimen en morelos en cchihuahua fue muert una 3rperiodista de la nación. dices desde la ciudad de méxico verónica del castillo univisión. >>> los asesinatos de mujeres son una epidemia en varios países de américa central. como nos dice salvador castellano, desde san san salvador muchos se quejan de este problema social. >>> aunque reciben menos a te atención del público, los homicidios de mujeres superan con creces a los que se registran en la violenta ciudad juárez en méxico >>> y deberían ser tratadas com

vamos ahora a mÉxico donde la violencia volviÓ a sentirse este fin de semana, en ciudad juÁrez.iolencia continÚa la mano del crimen organizado. >> la informaciÓn que dio conocer el fbi de que la guerra de los cÁrceles de la droga la estÁ ganando guzmán. para demostrÓ su poderÍo los sicarios dejaron un largo mensaje adjudicÁndose el crimen. una llamada anÓnima informÓ las autoridades de un artefacto explosivo en el interior del consulado. segÚn las investigaciones la amenaza fue falsa. donde sÍ detonÓ un artefacto explosivo fue en el consulado...el ejÉrcito estÁ resguardando el lugar. >> estamos trabajando juntos, para investigar y tambiÉn para arreglar el tema de la seguridad. >> la policÍa captÓ a el " borrego" junto con dos presuntos integrantes. >> el funcionario confirmÓ que la familia formÓ una alianza con el cÁrcel del golfo para disputar. mÁs de 3000 familiares y alumnos marcharon en silencio, donde fueron asesinados dos estudiantes en una balacera entre sicarios y autoridades. la marcha se va a unos horas de que el presidente calderÓn anunciarÁ que la policÍa federal ocu

the march of three persons in juarez associated with the u.s. consulate intensified assaults against border patrol agents including the murder of two. the kidnapping and murders of u.s. residence in texas and other recent homicide of an arizona rancher all remind us of the threats of marco violence. the truth is the cartels are engaged in criminal activities every day in the cities and communities on both sides of the border and not just along the border. we need to focus on meaningful ways to deal with cartels and their violence on the border and beyond. this hearing falls on the first anniversary of the administration's announcement of its southwest border initiative. secretary napolitano to during her recent visit to mexico that the cbp and i.c.e.'s enhanced efforts have resulted in record seizures of drugs, firearms and smuggled illicit cash. she also cite the unprecedented cooperation with mexico on information sharing, joint training, cross border communications and trade. today from our witnesses we want an assessment of how successful th

julio who spent his whole life in juarez. some days there's 15, 20 people executed in juarez. people are the full spectrum. january 31st just an example, 15 high school kids in a working class mom, you know, were at a private party because their parents were afraid to let them celebrate a soccer victory in a public place. armed guys came and killed all of them, boys and girls. just slaughtered them. there were photographs in the street with just big puddles of just blood. now, if you want to say these 15 wind were going to high school -- were going to high school, some of them entered high school, if you want to say they're narcos, go ahead, but i don't think the president knows what he's talking about. the mother of two of the dead kids showed up unbeknownst to the president of mexico when he came into town a couple weeks later to say he was going to fix the city, and she stood up, very poor woman. she said, mr. president, you're not welcome here. i don't want you here. if your son were killed, you'd turn over every rock in this country. then she turned her back to him and st

. >>> gunmen ambushed and killed seven mexican police officers in the border town of ciudad juarez.s have been made. more than 5,000 people have been killed in juarezjuarez since a war erupted two years ago. >>> federal regulators shut down an illinois bank. it is run by the family of a man trying to get president obama's old senate seat. broadway bank closed yesterday after failing to raise about $85 million in new capital. the closure would not affect his senate campaign. >> unlike the big wall street banks, there was no bailout for my father's bank. it is an incredibly sad and heartbreaking day for me and for my family. this bank has helped thousands of people when no one else would give them a chance. it's opened the door for thousands of families that were turned away by the big banks. >> he is currently the treasurer of illinois. he hasn't worked at the bank in four years. broadway bank is one of seven illinois bank that's have shut down. the bank lost $75 million last year. >>> a teacher's joke sent his class into hysterics. >> so the next thing you know, we're literally on t

. >>> la violencia del crimen organizado no cesa en juárez, 7 personas fueron asesinadas a pesar de laestán en la línea. por otro parte los agentes que tomaron este lugar, se culpan por esta situación. >>> el presidente calderón aseguró que la mayoría de los muertos no son inocentes >>> más de 90% según lo hemos e venive vista son de narcos. >>> ahora en morelos, hicieron una demanda vía internet, pidieron que como salieran. >>> mientras tanto durante el fin de semana aparecieron 2 cuerpos descuartizados y un nuevo cartel llamado del pacífico sur. >>> por último les comento que en chihuahua fueron ejecutadas dos mujeres una de ellas una conductora de televisión de 27 años, y debido a la inseguridad, juárez se queda sin gente para los dmcomicios del 4 de julio. de esta manera llego ael aal fi >>> increíble, prograesperamos esto termine. vemos este joven, en el circo donde cayó en un grupo de espectadores una niña de 10 años se sel se llevó la parte parte. >>> las llamas damas das damas blanco no pudieron hacer su marc marcha, y dijo que el acoso es algo feroz. en plena calle terminó un

since my last testimony here we also stepped up specific efforts in and around juarez and el paso. this involves taking such extraordinary steps as stopping all removals of criminals and not the criminals to juarez. we are expanding the illegal drug program in which we prosecute with the mexicans individuals in mexico for the offenses that occur in the united states and we are working with the mexican equivalent. let me close by saying we -- we are seeing results from the efforts. i can assure everyone here we are mindful of the seriousness of the problem. we spend an enormous of of time trying to think about getting it right, doing things differently, being more innovative. it is a very serious challenge. alan and i have talked about a lot. we are both sober individuals. we are not crittenden in any way this isn't a challenge that confronts the nation. we have a long, long history and federal law enforcement and i think it's great to be an important combination of the power and federal government, cooperation with state and local law enforcement and a much better and improved rela

@univisionulti@ >> la soluciÓn para los problemas de las pandillas que tenemos nosotros en ciudad juÁrezas asesinos son similares a los problemas en toda la ciudad. >> madres e hijas realizaron una marcha pacÍfica. >> arma red de valor y salir a la calle y gritar que quiero justicia. >> caminaron hasta los tribunales donde se decidirÁ el futuro del responsable. >> un hombre fue sentenciado a 30 aÑos de prisiÓn, el embajador de estados unidos en mÉxico asegurÓ que la violencia ha frenando las inversiones en el paÍs. por otra parte a pesar de la inseguridad el ex presidente viajarÁ a acapulco este prÓximo jueves para una convenciÓn bancaria. desde la ciudad de mÉxico verÓnica del h@ultima horah@h@univisionultim parecen haber tomado las calles donde han aumentado los asaltos y robos como este lugar donde habÍa un cajero automÁtico arrancado de cuajo y cargado sin que los policÍas pudieron enterarse. sin embargo el jefeÓ que sean ineficientes. >> tratar de evitar que aumenta los niveles de delincuencia. >> crece el temor producto de ha >>mas adelante como le pidieronp >> de arizona jaime gar

la seguridad pÚblica mexicana se hizo cargo de la seguridad en ciudad juÁrez.hoy, abrÍguese bien y el que se puede se queda en su casa... viendo despierta amÉrica y el que no, vea despierta amÉrica donde vaya. 86 grados de calor para la ciudad del sol. y el mangÚ te lo debo. vamos a pasar con raÚl y Érica. [risas] >> lo queremos de corazao. >> vamos al mundo del cine. Érica, muy pronto se va a estrenar una producciÓn que estÁ basada en hechos reales. logran ganar el campeonato mundial de baseball. >> sÍ se puede. >> el juego perfecto, estÁn chismarÍn, pati manterola y carlos! que nos acompaÑa. [ aplausos ] >> platicanos sobre esta gran pelÍcula basada en 1957 de la liga pequeÑa de baseball en monterrey, mÉxico, que es mi tierra, mucho orgullo. platicanos sobre esta pelÍcula. >> vida real. un equipo de niÑos que ganan el campeonato en 1957, con muchos obstÁculos, no tenÍan trajes de peloteros, eran pobres, una cosa supergrande en ese tiempo. >> a ti te toca hacer el papel del papÁ del niÑo que es el lanzador, el protagonista. Ángel macÍas. tÚ eres humberto macÍa

since my last testimony here we also stepped up specific efforts in and around juarez and el paso. this involves taking such extraordinary steps as stopping all removals of criminals and not the criminals to juarez. we are expanding the illegal drug program in which we prosecute with the mexicans individuals in mexico for the offenses that occur in the united states and we are working with the mexican equivalent. let me close by saying we -- we are seeing results from the efforts. i can assure everyone here we are mindful of the seriousness of the problem. we spend an enormous of of time trying to think about getting it right, doing things differently, being more innovative. it is a very serious challenge. alan and i have talked about a lot. we are both sober individuals. we are not crittenden in any way this isn't a challenge that confronts the nation. we have a long, long history and federal law enforcement and i think it's great to be an important combination of the power and federal government, cooperation with state and local law enforcement and a much better and improved rela

ciudad juÁrez enfrentÓ a pachuca. el uruguayo, igualÓ para los indios.ipo del mexicano. le ganÓ de visitante y este nuevo lÍder, de la liga premier. el cuarto lo hizo el argentino messi en la final femenina. este domingo los espero en el bar de la repÚblica. ya comienza la pelota. esto es todo por mi parte buenas noches. >> se trata de una pantalla que se maneja con el tacto y mide menos de 10 pulgadas. para la despedida nos vamos hasta europa. entre ellas, la capital de francia y bruselas en esa batalla campal, no importa la edad. el Único requisito es participar con ganas de quitarse el estrÉs y divertirse. este evento comenzÓ a realizarse en el 2008. algunos piensan en la suegra. asÍ llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes.

but in juarez, they now specialize in contract killing. that is for that juarez drug cartel. according to u.s. law- enforcement, it may have been involved in as many as half of the 2600 murders in the city in the past year alone. can you follow up on that? >> i would be happy to. >> thank you. thank you for being here today, and for keeping us safe. commissioner, and mr. secretary, as you know, i represent one of the largest districts in the nation, and have over 7,500 miles across the border, seven ports of injuries and crossings, three border patrol sectors, and when to take this opportunity to invite you both to come to my district. i have had secretary salazar come by. i have it two beautiful national parks ride on the border, the amistad, wonderful bass fishing, and the big bend area. i have 1.7 million people visit the amistad, and thank god we have never had serious incidents there. we have a wonderful relationships working with the border patrol and the park rangers, working together and housing. but i wanted to follow up. i have been told that we are safer when we co

esta semana fueron asesinadas siete personas en ciudad juÁrez.las prÓximas horas ante las autoridades por el asesinato de su esposa. sostuvo un altercado con ella en la habitaciÓn de un hotel. el director de la policÍa dio detalles sobre el crimen. >> el boxeador en estos momentos estamos en una pesquisa, le quita la vida usando un arma blanca a su joven esposa de 20 aÑos. a eso de las 530 de la maÑana baja y se entrevista con personal de seguridad a quienes les manifiesta lo que habÍa ocurrido en la habitaciÓn. >> el pasado 25 de marzo fue detenido por maltratar y golpearla. >> las damas de blanco reclaman la libertad de presos polÍticos. la activista bertha soler dijo que la seguridad del estado les advirtiÓ que no podÍan desfilar sin pedir permiso con 72 horas de antelaciÓn. >> una ley que diga que hay que pedir permiso, la respetamos. hasta tanto no vamos a acatar lo que ustedes dicen verbalmente. >> cuba han sido blanco de fuertes crÍticas por el acoso a las damas de blanco y la muerte del preso polÍtico zapata tras los dÍas de huelga de ham

castigada una áo -cateada una casa, en su interior fueron halladas armas prh@io diario de ejecuciÓn en tv juÁreza univh@áán de agentes federales. 29 cuerpos que no fueron reclamados por sus familiares fueron inhumados para ser depositados en fosas comunes,1 amenaza de bomba en el recinto forense hizo que sea desalojado. >> nuestra batalla es para que el gobierno, y sÓlo el gobierno reconocido constitucionalmente en cualquiera de sus niveles se a quien ejerza el monopolio de la fuerza. >> en monterrey un comando de 50 hombres encapuchados secuestraron a siete personas entre ellos una mujer. las vÍctimas fueron sorprendidas en dos hoteles mientras dormÍan en los delincuentes escaparon a bordo de 10 camionetas gracias a que bloquearon las calles. >> los mexicanos estÁn asustados debido a que las bases de datos que contienen informaciÓn de millones de ciudadanos estÁn a la venta por $ 12.000. esta informaciÓn la han comprado grupos del crimen organizado asÍ como agentes policÍacos. desde la ciudad de mÉxico verÓnica del castillo, ao univisiÓn.h@ >> hablando de otro hoh@una ex belleza, guadalupe quin

. >> la organizaciÓn que ayuda a vÍctimas inocentes de guerras civiles visitÓ juÁrez para evaluar laque enfrenta cargos en una corte de california, por lo que cuenta con una solicitud de extradiciÓn. verÓnica, univisión. >> por otra parte un anÁlisis seÑala que mÁs de 30 millones de latinos en estados unidos son de origen mexicano, el segundo lugar aparece los puertorriqueÑos con 4.100.000 personas, y despuÉs se sitÚan los cubanos por debajo se ubican el salvador, repÚblica dominicana, colombia, honduras guatemala y peru. >> como cada aÑo se celebra el dÍa de la tierra. fueron sembrados millones de Árboles. imÁgenes de latinoamericanos en tan importante dÍas. >> la tala de Árboles ha causado graves heridas hoy se iniciÓ una campaÑa multitudinaria para sembrar Árboles que garantice la vida de las generaciones prÓximas. >> hay 6 mil millones de seres humanos en el planeta, todo el mundo, si cada uno adoptarÁ un Árbol tendrÍamos suficiente para quizÁs limpiar el aire de casi todo el planeta. >> en bogotÁ fueron sembrados mÁs de 5000 árboles, cÓmo cuidar a nuestro planeta. >> que la gent

eloivh@áprimer impac@ gracia, sobrepacto osh@un cadáv on univh@áprimer imencontrarann@ yn ciudad juárez 5 días. una amenaza de bomba en el servicio de forenses, provocó que los empleados fueran evacuados. y 29 cuerpos que no fueron sus modalidades.fuh@áprimer im enunivish@áprimer impacto h@un casa que habríaáprime sidor imp mu cosas ahí. >>> y muchos mexicanos están asustaunivh@áprimer impacto (m- datos están a la venta por 12 lunh@áprimer impacto (m-fh@unh@ esto los adquirieron grupos del grimen organizado. >>> gracias. y una sciónalarmante,h@áprimer datos. >>> y sano encontraron a un menor de edad que desapareció en la florida, fue abandonado en la iglesia de san patricio. y pidieron disculpas públicas los obispos de chile, y se comprometieron a evitar que se repita. y recientemente un cura fue xvi dijo queuniv sintió el dolo las víctimas recientemente. y fue difulgado el nuevo billete de 100unh@áprimer impacto (m-fh cuando es expuesto a luz ultravioleta. >>> y ahora una buena noticia,h con nosotros. ya regresamos. h@áprimepacto h@oo ♪(música) >>> bueno, amigos, tras las rejas está el

más presencia militar y se debilite algÚn grupo que tiene posesiÓn en esa zona que es el cÁrtel de juÁrezpital mexicana donde estaremos cubriendo los detalles de la visita de la primera dama norteamericana michel obama, ahora regreso contigo a nuestros estudios. >> muchÍsimas gracias maría elena. pasando por otras informaciones el jurado tienen las manos la suerte de un adolescente acusado de apuÑalar al inmigrante ecuatoriano lucero. los fiscales recordaron que a lucero lo mataron por odio. >> el fiscal del distrito describiÓ los argumentos finales de hoy como los mejores que se hayan escuchado en la historia de esta corte en long island. un joven atacÓ a marcelo lucero sÓlo por el hecho de ser un inmigrante. la fiscalÍa en su dramÁtico argumento final mostrÓ al jurado las fotografÍas del cuchillo con el que asesinaron a marcelo lucero, asÍ como los tatuajes del principal acusado de 19 aÑos que muestran que simpatizaba con grupos de supremacÍa blanca. >> todo comprueba que Él fue quien lo penetrÓ el cuchillo. todo esto fue orquestado, no fue un accidente, no fue casual segÚn la fiscalÍa

. >>> gunmen ambushed and killed seven police officers in the city of sciudad juarez. more than 5,000 people have been killed in juarez since a turf war between drug cartels erupted two years ago. >> arizona now has a controversial new immigration enforcement measure on its books, governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. the law requires immigrants to carry their registration documents at all times, it also allows police to question anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally. governor brewer says she had no choice when it came to signing that bill into law. >>> we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. the decades of federal inaction and misguided policy have created a dangerous and unacceptable situation. >> critics say the law will lead to racial profiling, several groups are already promising court challenges to this law. all week protesters have been gathering outside arizona's capitcain case she did sign it. >> i start to think about my family, my friends, about everything that's going to happen, about

[risas] [ aplausos ] >> la familia juÁrez del estado de mÉxico elaborÓ el chorizo mÁs largo del mundo0 mil personas se reunieron. >> ahÍ estÁ sentada. >> mira se parÓ ahÍ. >> a mÍ me da el soponcio. >> algo le picaba. >> estÁ completamente parada, quÉ cosa! ay! no, no, no. >> eso te balta por hacer esto, paola. >> ustedes dan esas ideas, la productora lo toma en serio. y dice: mira, esto es lo que tÚ tienes que hacer, porque eso dicen tus compaÑeros de trabajo. y luego me van a ver a mÍ. >> que lo haga, que lo haga. >> yo les voy a decir, yo sÉ que ustedes me quieren mucho y no quieren que yo estÉ arriba. seguro que la mujer estaba yendo a china, dÉjenme contarles, hay una ceremonia, aÚn la semana pasada fue la ceremonia de apertura de la exposiciÓn mundial de shangai de china, la ciudad brilla con luz propia como vemos en pantalla. el pabellÓn nacional estÁ iluminado con un rojo intenso. lo curioso es que otros eventos del mismo estilo pasan sin pena ni gloria y naciones unidas es para menos porque esto es espectacular. >> estÁs leyendo de la pantalla directamente y estÁs traduciendo

hablando de lo tema en ciudad juÁrez han habido 2500 asesinatos,y ha resuelto 15. >> la comisiÓn de derechose chile, llega a los estados unidos maÑana, y muchos chilenos viven en estados unidos de 30.000 a cuenta mil, estÁn pidiendo una protecciÓn parÁ poderse quedar legalmente. el gobierno chileno no tire pedirlo, porque quiere que chile entre al club de paÍses ricos. hay que pedirle a piÑeda que lo haga? >> naturalmente, pero la comunidad chilenaen los estados unidos es muy pequeÑa. pienso que no lo va a pedir. >> como lo ve? >> no se pero chile es un paÍs muy rico, y serÍa una cuestiÓn generosa, creo que serÍa una seÑal buena pero no es nada necesario. >> tiro termina con una fotografÍa que nos ha parecido interesante. hace aÑos que se realizÓ el Éxodo, en esta fotografÍa estamos intentando identificar. >> nunca supo quiÉn era el bebé. sÓlo estÁ la fotografÍa, lanzamos esta semana una promociÓn para que, el bebÉ o la persona que lo conozca, ya tiene 30 aÑos. >> le volvemos de la pausa para repasar los horrores que tuvo que vivir una reina de belleza. hombres fuertemente armados asesinaron

yo creo que hablando en otro tema por ejemplo en ciudad juÁrez han habitÓ 2500 asesinatos y sÓlo hanmÁs no se sabe quiÉnes fueron los culpables. o si fue un accidente. >> si este caso se queda sin resolver demostrarÍa que mÉxico no puede resolver nada. >> otro de los temas a ser presidente de chile entrega a los estados unidos maÑana va a estar en washington. muchos chilenos en los estados unidos, estÁn pidiendo una protecciÓn temporal para poderse quedar legalmente en los estados unidos. aparentemente el gobierno chileno no quiere pedir esto al gobierno de barack obama por quÉ cree que entre a una asociaciÓn de desarrollo. que hay que hacer pedirle al presidente que lo haga o no? >> creo que la comunidad chilena en los estados unidos es muy pequeÑa. creo que no lo va a padir. >> no se sirva a pedir pero es un factor muy pequeÑo. chile es un paÍs muy rico pero la comunidad aquÍ es muy pequeÑa serÍa una cosa generosa que los estados unidos si se lo da. serÍa un punto diplomÁtico para mejorar la relaciÓn entre los dos paÍses. serÍa una seÑal muy buena pero no es necesario. >> quisiera

what that means is this, the juarez drug cartel is bringing dope in the united states. our border patrol is doing an excellent job, best that we will let them do, of preventing that from occurring. so they have hired their own hitmen, the azteca hitmen, to target our border patrol agents. our border patrol agents have a $250,000 bounty on their head for being border patrol agents, for trying to do their job. and that's -- they are being targeted for kidnapping or murder. it makes no difference. i think that ought to upset some of us here in washington, d.c. you know, the azteca gang works for the juarez drug cartel, they protect drug shipments that are brought into the united states. it gets bad down in texas and the texas-mexico border. i recently asked a texas ranger, i said, what's it like after dark on the texas-mexico border? and he made comment, it gets western. that's right, mr. speaker, it gets western. it's like the old west shootouts. you know, week of heard about all the shootings in northern mexico and it's only a matter of time before they shoot their way a

ataques en ciudad juárez y michoacán dejan varias personas muertas....más esta tarde. >> hoy en su citao mÁs que la llenarÍa de orgullo. >> yo tengo 75 aÑos y medio, ya esperÉ mucho tiempo para poder tener mi ciudadanÍa que en lo Último que deseo antes de morirme. >> el abogado de inmigraciÓn dice que para los mayores de 50 aÑos es diferentesus. >> una persona de 75 aÑos tiene varias opciones legales para hacerlo la ciudadanÍa. primero, pagar la cuota de archivaje ven $ 675 por la razÓn de que vive con un sueldo limitado, sÍ tiene que pagar la cuota de $ 80. >> tambiÉn explica que en el caso de dolores no importa que hable espaÑol. >> sÓlo precisa tener 15 aÑos de la residencia permanente y lo mÁs importante es que puede pedir una excepciÓn mÉdica si tiene problemas fÍsicos que le impidan el aprendizaje del inglÉs. por estas limitaciones simplemente lo Único que necesita hacer es aplicar sin pagar, presentarse a la entrevista en espaÑol. >> pero se advierte que siempre hay que tener en cuenta cualquier error del pasado, porque las leyes son muy estrictas. >> aunque una persona sea mayor

and in 2008 there were 1,500 murders in juarez, mexico, alone, and this year over 500 people have been killed. to put it in perspective, in 2008 there were only 300 murders in all of houston, a city that dwarfs the size of juarez, mexico, and the violence is escalating. good people are abandoning the border cities in mexico and fleeing further into the interior and some are fleeing to the united states to stay with relatives all because of the violence on the u.s.-mexico border. and people in this country say that the violence on the border won't come into the united states live in blissful ignorance of reality. it's already here. in the el paso sector of the border patrol in texas our agents are being targeted by the azteca hitmen for the juarez drug cartel. the azteca gang is a group of individuals who work for the drug cartel, the juarez drug cartel, and their primary admission is to enforce the ability to bring drugs in the united states. and now we understand our border patrol agents in the el paso sector are being targeted to be shot and kidnapped and murdered by these hitmen. th

de rayo x no será capaces de detectar comen travesaño al estadio >> guzmán a quien manda en ciudad juarez 2 añoss para intentar poner fin a la violencia, el gobierno planea cancelar la línea de teléfono celular no registrada así, podrán identificar más fácilmente los usuarios, y rastrear comunicación entre criminales y incendio, le quitó la vida a un niño el menor de 4 año estaba solo cuando fue el siniestro, lo hallaron inconsciente en su cama. la mujer estaba en el edificio pero fuera de departamento >> un pequeño de 3 años, fue blanco de la ira una mujer abordo de un avión. luego que el niño patea su asiento lo tomó por un brazo y lo amenaza para que se quedara tranquilo, asegura que esta mujer estaba e abría, y la madre del infante planea demandando arola. >>> una presunta víctima de bajo instinto de un sacerdote. llegó a un cuerdo con la iglesia. demando un cura por acoso sexual supuestamente los superiores del religioso, incluso un arzobispo estaba al tanto de esto y nunca lo sancionaron >> salen la luz carta en que se dice que el papa benedicto xvi resistió a retirar un cura acusad

. >>> el ejército mexicano va a dejar de custodia ciudad juárez azotada por la violencia los 1.200 soldadosminales, se produjeron mil ejecuciones más que el año anterior. >>> salen a la luz las imágenes donde maltratan a las aves. los videos captados con cámaras en cubiertas por organizaciones que defienden a los animales. como las gallinas habitan en espacios pequeños y sufren e heridas y enfermedad kz no son curadas. los videos divulgados son engañosos. decenas de personas protestaron frente al capitolio de georgia, contra un controversial proyecto de ley. la medida obliga que el examen para tener la licencia de conducir. se realiza exclusivamente en inglés. la prueba actualmente puede hacerse en 13 idiomas. y los opositores alegan, que se trata de una medida racista y antiinmigrante. >>> una joven hispana, presentó una demanda contra la universidad de california, por presunta discriminación. la estudiante que mide 3 pies y 7 pulgadas estaba pasando un curso de asistente médico. fue limonali eliminada del prog centro de estudio, considero que una vicez graduada no podría har sus labores p

a la lÍnea, un grupo de sicarios al servicio del cartel de juarez.spuÉs de que el presidente de colombia, Álvaro uribe reaccionÓ a las acusaciones del mandatario hugo chÁvez, contra el candidato presidencial de colombia juan manuel santos de que podrÍa generar una guerra si llega a la presidencia de ese paÍs. dijo que santos constituye una amenaza para sudamÉrica. uribe respondiÓ sin mencionar a chÁvez. >> es una ofensa para el gobierno colombiano, que un gobierno extranjero trate de coacionar con intimidaciones de guerra. >> el candidato presidencial colombiano santos, ha reiterado que buscarÁ una relaciÓn de paz con sus vecinos porque qumente los gobernantes no se entiendan, dijo, los pueblos no deben sufrir las consecuencias. >> la misionera norteamericana laura (...) quien aÚn permanece arrestada en ahaitÍ deberÁ enfrentar un juicio por organizar el transporte ilegal de niÑos de haitÍ. los demÁs fueron absueltos por un juez que descalificÓ los cargos de secuestro. >> chile tendrÁ el telescopio mÁs grande del mundo, cientÍficos europeos decidieron

contar nada porque estÁ en la entrevista. >> el puebla de la franja recibiÓ a los indios de ciudad juÁrezs puntos de ventaja sobre el real madrid cuando quedan 7 jornadas para el final de la liga de espaÑa. >> ea. y tÚ viste otro golazo. >> sÍ, una cosa increíble. que estaba la cosa horrible, pero messi puso la muestra y lo hace el mejor jugador del mundo. >> seguimos con el agasajo de los lunes en despierta amÉrica. quÉdese conosotros. (publicidad) >>> bueno. quÉ cuerpazos de las chicas! >> quÉ bÁrbaro de verdad! >> quÉ crpazo! >> gracias, gracias. >> es que yoestoy impresioda cÓmo josÉ y cldia han puto a las chicas en dos meses con unos cuerpos eectaculares. >> pero cÓmo hacen! >> pasan hambre. >> pura lechuga. tÚ sas que y unas. >> no es vida. >> hay unas que casi se desmayan y de verdad estÁn mal. >> quÉ buena vida! >> el fin de semana, yo de lunes a viernes tengo mi dieta chÉvere y por el fin de semana... >> los dichos de rafa. >> el ro dÍa hice un arroz con papas... >> quÉ rico. >> y el sÁbado yo soexperto cocinando la lengua de res estofada. >> no me digas! >> con aguacate, ya con

we hear juarez is the most dangerous city in the world now.ng enough for residents there, as well. >> well, you know, that's an interesting question. what should be the role of homeland security there. that whole border area, you've got different problems different places. the ciudad juarez drug cartel problem is a specific thing that is not just dangerous but deadly on a daily basis. and that needs to be dealt with one way. arizona's main problem isn't that. it's just this pretty constant flow. >> thousands and thousands of illegal immigrants flowing across the border, and as things get more dangerous south of the border, that causes -- we need to say this, first of all. a few years ago in the middle of the immigration debate, america's economy was doing very well. there were an awful lot of illegal immigrants flooding to america. that number has dropped by 15 to 20%, gene, in the past few years because the jobs have dried up. >> it has. so the flow has slowed down. and that has, you know, in a sense given arizona and the other affected areas

consulate in ciud juarez. russian families have come forward and offered to adopt a boy rejected by his american family. 7-year-old artyom savelyev is back in russia right now after spending six months in tennessee with torry hansen, his adoptive mom. he was known as justin in tennessee. on thursday he was artyom arriving in russia all by himself carrying a note from hansen that said the orphanage lied to her about the boy's mental state. ron allen is in north tennessee where the adoptive family lives. ron, with a good morning to you, this is one controversial story to say the least. >> reporter: it is and it's disturbing. that's the word some of the people used to describe what's happened. this is the family home behind me. it's been very quiet for the past couple of days. no one has seen the hansens since the story broke. and even before that people who live around here, everybody knows everybody, people say the family was a bit of a mystery and people just cannot believe what they did to a 7-year-old little

>> juarez is right across the bridge from el paso, texas. it has been the site of literally thousands of hamas sites, drug-related over the last several years. and when i say thousands, i mean i think -- i may not know the exact number, but i think last year was something north of 6000 homicides drug-related or 550 of whom were law-enforcement officers, right? right over our border. and so, this is something that is intensely important, both to mexico and the president of mexico, resident calderon has been investing major resources in restoring the rule of law and the state of chihuahua. and we are working with mexico on that and we are working on our side of the border to assist in things like inspect and southbound vehicles for arms or bulk cash that transient the border to go back to the cartels. for the first time, for example, respecting all rail traffic that is going south into mexico. that hasn't been done before, looking for the tip of contraband, you know, the drugs come north, the arms and cash goes south. so we have a role to play

this follows friday's ambush in the border city of juarez, where seven people were killed in a noon shoots. >>> seeing the aftermath is one thing, but it can't compare to being in the middle of it when it hit. that is what one couple faced as they were trying to escape this storm. >>> and some of the most vulnerable patients in the hospital can be found in the neonatal intensive care unit. having a sick baby is a tremendous emotional strain. we'll update you on that story. our cnn hero. >> i was in a coma for roughly six weeks. when i woke up my husband said we had to take out the baby. and i immediately clutched my stomach. but he settled me down and was like no, no, he's okay. he's down in the nicu. >> my daughter was born prematurely. and to see people hearing there's something wrong with their baby and then to have to worry about everything else around them, i mean, life doesn't stop. i'm dr. sean daneshmand. i start add a program that provides assistance to families with babies in the nicu. i wanted to take some of this suffering these women go through away from them so they can real

violence that we have seen in mexico from the shu doubts in the plaza, the 200 days death toll in juarez that have been converted that city into the most dangerous city in the western hemisphere we have not seen that kind of violence in the united states in terms of massive impact. we are geared to prevent that and detour the impact from coming across our border. that is not to say, senators, that we have not seen significant and disturbing trend is of increased violence attributable to organized crime activity based in mexico. we have and we do not and we take free seriously. the murder of rancher was the most recent incident in which an american citizen on our side of the border was the victim of organized criminal violence based in mexico. secateurs napolitano to production in responding to that murder. additional border patrol agents deployed in the douglas station area of the tucson sector was no immediate dispatch of air and marine and to help track suspected murderous and we have reason to believe they moved into mexico the investigation continues. not only with the sheriff in t

violence that we have seen in mexico from the shu doubts in the plaza, the 200 days death toll in juarez that have been converted that city into the most dangerous city in the western hemisphere we have not seen that kind of violence in the united states in terms of massive impact. we are geared to prevent that and detour the impact from coming across our border. that is not to say, senators, that we have not seen significant and disturbing trend is of increased violence attributable to organized crime activity based in mexico. we have and we do not and we take free seriously. the murder of rancher was the most recent incident in which an american citizen on our side of the border was the victim of organized criminal violence based in mexico. secateurs napolitano to production in responding to that murder. additional border patrol agents deployed in the douglas station area of the tucson sector was no immediate dispatch of air and marine and to help track suspected murderous and we have reason to believe they moved into mexico the investigation continues. not only with the sheriff in t

. >> following on that looking at the texas border, who's running juarez these days and what does thatean for homeland security? >> that's right across from el paso, texas. that has been the site of literally thousands of homicides, drug-related over the last several years. and when i say thousands, i mean -- i think -- i mean, i may not know the exact number but i think last year was something north of 6,000 homicides, drug-related. 550 of whom were law enforcement officers, right? right over our border. and so this is something that is of intense importance both to mexico and the president of mexico, president calderon has been investing major resources in restoring the rule of law to cidudad, juarez and chihuahua. and we are working on our side of the border to assist in things like inspecting southbound vehicles for arms or bulk cash that's transiting the border to go back to the cartels. for the first time, for example, we're inspecting all rail traffic that is going to south into mexico. that hasn't been done before. looking for the type of contraband -- you know, the drugs come

and let's remember, last year in juarez, 2,600 people were murdered just on the other side of the elcommunities have tremendous concern about their own safety. i think we're seeing this sort of legislation as a result of that concern. >> it will be interesting to watch. >> yes. >> fran townened is, thank you so much. >>> a dozen junior high students get sick at school and have to be taken to the hospital, and now police say they know why. >>> and white house chief of staff, rahm emanuel, opens up about the job he's eyeing. -time. time for new zyrtec® liquid gels. they work fast. so i can get relief from the pollen that used to make me sneeze, my eyes water. with new zyrtec® liquid gels, i get allergy relief at liquid speed. that's the fast, powerful relief of zyrtec®, now in a liquid gel. zyrtec® is the fastest 24-hour allergy medicine. it works on my worst symptoms so i'm ready by the time we get to the first hole. new zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. geico's been saving people money on car insurance for over 70 years. and who doesn't want valp] for their dolla

three american citizens were murdered in juarez, mexico, as they were trying to get home. a rancher in southern arizona was murdered as he was out patrolling his own property. the people in southern arizona have had their rights violated by the unending and constant flow of drug smugglers and human traffickers across their property. their homes are being broken into. their rights are being violated. their rights, as american citizens, to live in a safe and secure environment, as most of the pundits who are criticizing this legislation enjoy. the fact is that our borders are broken, they are not secure. it is a federal responsibility to secure our borders. it is not being done. senator kyl and i have a 10-point plan that can be enacted immediately in order for us to secure our borders and secure it quickly. and before i ask my colleague to comment, there is the question about whether we can secure our borders or not. of course we can. of course we can. we have seen in the yuma sector of arizona a dramatic decrease in illegal crossing and drug smuggling. but, again, i want t

indications are that robert recognize was killed by a drug person, three american citizens were murdered in juareze drug people as they come across arizona, when, by the way, there was 1.3 million pounds of marijuana intercepted last year just down in tucson, that the violence is escalating and we have broken borders and we need a guard down there, we need increase in border patrol, surveillance, we need a lot of things that john kyle and i talked about yesterday. >> steve: one of the things that's being talked about down there is perhaps a bill or a law where if somebody suspicious doesn't have i.d., they could be arrested. but the critics, as you know, are saying, whoa, wait a minute, that's racial profiling. >> that's a state legislative action, as you know. and the fact is that the state is acting and the governor is acting out of frustration because the federal government's responsibility is to secure the borders and our borders are not secure. 241,000 -- over 241,000 illegals were apprehended and just the tucson sector last year alone. and so you can imagine that people of arizona are angry

away and put the money into other area where they can make money off of and if you'll notice these juarez, these people are getting superrich and we need to go back and look at the tapes from george bush's father and see, i know you guys got now they are coming back factory we wasn't with them. this was different. threes are the people that these people been supporting for years and years and years. host: i'm going to have to stop you there but thank you. your comments on the front of the houston post. item nlings 7, reporting the dutch airline klm safely flew its aircraft without passengers through a window over europe and is now pressing to an end to a total ban on commercial air traffic that is folve they are also conducting similar tests, the the president canceling his plans to be in poland for the fufrpble services because of the problems over europe ann summerville. actually we go to jeff on the republican line. good morning. 40eu7 -- caller: good morning. listen, as far as the last caller that just called in. i just like to remind billy that if america stops being america, who is

embassy of ciudad juarez who became victims of the drug cartel violence. in fact, i was just at that embassy last week. met with the subcontinent and discuss the horror of the situation affecting american citizens. the assassination of the local rancher in cochise county is evident that the files is, in fact, spilling over to the united states. perhaps part of the solution we identified is to involve all of government, local, state and federal. although i respect and understand it is a federal issue, the local government have to be able to form part of the strategy because after all, we are the ones were directly impacted most. i for one would like a mitigation in order to better support and address the violent and borders initiatives. to give you an idea come our community has three ports of entry. protection, a pedestrian private vehicle, train and bus crossing, and mariposa which is a commercial crossing. but we are also, also cross pedestrians in private vehicles. are few border stations currently process in excess of 15 million people over 300,000 tru

these outlaws protect shipments of drugs for the juarez drug cartels. now these cartels have put a $250,000 bounty on our border patrol agents. in response, our border patrol agents have been told to wear bulletproof vests. why do we wait for more tragedy before more boots are put on the ground? our law enforcement agents need help. doesn't washington know that the border have become a violent war zone? national guard troops should be deployed to the border immediately to protect us from the narcoterrorists and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise today to discuss the importance of the national crime victims rights week which occurs from april 15 to april 24. as founders and co-chairs of the congressional victims rights caucus, congressman ted poe and i this eveni

engagement that allow them to defend themselves if fired upon. 75 american citizens were murdered in juarez, mexico, just last year. last month, an arizona rancher was shot dead on his own property. his murderer was tracked to the border. assaults against border patrol agents have increased 16% so far this year. border patrol agent rojas was murdered in july execution style. our border states need help. the federal government has been missing in action. national guard troops should be sent to the border to help the border patrol and local this was protect the safety and security of the people. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there further one-minute requests? the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. culberson of texas for today until 3:15 p.m. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders heretofore

three american citizens were murdered in juarez, mexico, as they were trying to get home.a have had their rights violated by the unending and constant flow of drug smugglers and human traffickers across their property. their homes are being broken into. their rights are being violated. their rights, as american citizens, to live in a safe and secure environment, as most of the pundits who are criticizing this legislation enjoy. the fact is that our borders are broken, they are not secure. it is a federal responsibility to secure our borders. it is not being done. senator kyl and i have a 10-point plan that can be enacted immediately in order for us to secure our borders and secure it quickly. and before i ask my colleague to comment, there is the question about whether we can secure our borders or not. of course we can. of course we can. we have seen in the yuma sector of arizona a dramatic decrease in illegal crossing and drug smuggling. but, again, i want to mention to my friend from arizona, have no doubt that this is not just a human smuggling problem -- and people try

those outlaws help and protect shipments for the juarez drug cartel. arizona has just passed a new law giving local law enforcement the ability to check immigration status and detain those in the united states illegally. the bill also puts an end to sanctuary cities in arizona. it requires law enforcement agents to make a reasonable effort to determine a person's legal status if there is reasonable expectation they're in the united states illegally. arizona and other states are desperate so they are trying to do the job that washington will not do. this bill is waiting for the governor's signature in arizona and most arizona citizens support this law. border states have been asking for help for securing the border in this escalating vyleps for years. states have -- violence for years. states have to protect their citizens because the federal government refuses to act to adequately secure the border. it is the primary purpose of the federal government to keep american citizens safe. when the federal government refuses to act, the border states are left

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