juan. >> juan: i don't want to interrupt you. about the cherry blossoms after the cold snap and the snow. on monday, my wife and i went to the tidal basin to take a look. there she is. i took some pictures. cherry blossoms were out. still heavenly and beautiful. national park service says they have reached their peak bloom last weekend. my advice, hurry up and go. it is still unbelievably thrilling to see such beauty. >> eric: last night, all of us had an interesting debate about privacy versus security. i went on facebook and twitter. on twitter, i put up a poll. i'm going to look at the window. everyone is hanging out and watching the show. 7700 voted. 60-40 in favor of privacy versus security. >> greg: you are not supposed to choose one. >> eric: a lot of people were conflicted. a lot of people agreed with you. meanwhile, say hi to everyone. hello! >> dana: i will give up mine so lisa can go. shout out to the u.s. women's hockey team. they fought back, got paid. they deserve a lot of credit. >> lisa: melania trump gave a speec

juan. >> juan: more of greg's robot news.said he thinks they are going to take us over, maybe kill us too. the award winning physicist said technology is so rapidly advancing that there is no threat that with higher and higher levels of artificial intelligence, the robots will be able to destroy us through nuclear or biological warfare. but gregory, pay attention, brother. here's another twist. hawking said he is so optimistic that humans can rise meet the challenge if we create a worldwide government. let's see how that goes. >> kimberly: what do you think of the cake? >> eric: the worst part of this robot think i'm a big west coast silicon valley are proposing taxing companies that use robots, replacing humans. >> greg: they are actually taxing robots. there is also going to be universal based income once those 40 million or 50 million people without job. like taxing car or toaster. >> kimberly: thank you for picking up the cake. >> lisa: i hope i don't have icing on my face. i've got a book recommendation for you, juan. th

juan, speaking of juan? >> juan: i had so many things in mind.ing around with big holes in their shoulders. was that an old trend that come back? >> dana: i think it's flash dance. >> greg: that's called moths. [laughter] >> juan: called moths? i think the thing i would do in my neighborhood pull up your pants. >> greg: that's going on? i don't see that anymore. >> juan: by the way i do like denim jackets. remember those leather jackets. i like those. >> lisa: a little greece action? this is random but head bands. >> dana: they are coming back. >> lisa: so convenient. >> dana: they call them turbans now. >> lisa: go back and look at pictures of things have you worn 15 years ago? >> greg: i have always looked great. >> lisa: i'm sure. >> greg: i would bring back chaps although in my household they never went out of style. >> lisa: no one would know sitting down. >> greg: dogs love the chaps. let's start with you, eric, what has been your favorite concert of all time? >> eric: concert and bob eager opened for aerosmith. >> greg: that's good. >> eri

you don't want to be with the scary people. >> juan: you had me. >> greg: i have you, juan. >> juan: you kidding me? trump is not selling fear? those immigrants? the wall? our country is safer than ever?? >> greg: by the way, he never said "those immigrants." he's talking about illegal immigration and talking about the wall, talking about security. all of those things can be turned to positives in terms of protecting the country. m >> juan: you know what, meghan, no scoring on students in this country who should earn. >> are they building the wall? >> yes. we are going to get to that. >> eric: we have pass and fail. pass and fail. those cancel each other out. an a minus. >> a comes to donna brazile. news. >> he would have had a, but healthcare thing came up with earlier the president held his first joint conference news conference with german chancellor merkel. he pushed back against the perception in europe that he is pursuing isolationist trade t policies. >> mr. president, america first, don't you think this is going to weaken the european union?n? and why are you so scared of div

pay them. >> eric: juan williams solved the wall problems. >> juan: i am trying. i am working over here. i am trying to here but let me say. >> eric: bipartisan solution. >> juan: your problem is republicans. >> eric: well. >> dana: dana was so nice to yo. republican leadership in the house and senate, do not think you can go around and cut everything and say were going to give billions for the wall. >> eric: do you think donald trump would have a problem finding $1.5 billion with republicans who have to go to him and say i need this in my state. >> dana: there is no earmarking anymore. >> eric: there is campaigning. >> juan: the promise was mexico is going to pay for the wall. that was the promise. they promise to his supporters, two trump voters was, mexico will pay for the wall. not you are going to pay for the wall, eric bolling. >> eric: there is many ways! can pay for the wall. >> greg: you are living in a parallel universe, juan. universe where the things you say before the campaign still matter. >> kimberly: blank slate. john locke. >> eric: coming up, it

>> kimberly: did i even say that juan? >> juan: i thoughts that's what you were suggesting? >> kimberly: no, i did not say that. >> dana: there's an argument between seb bass shan gorka about whether president trump should have said radical islamic terrorism in his speech tuesday night. >> dana: here's the thing, he said it. >> kimberly: gorka wins! . >> dana: you can't put the horseback in the cart. what helps is ruthless winning. you know what osama bin laden did he know said. he never thought george w. bush would actually do anything. and then they were surprised. they're in afghanistan saying my gosh we didn't anticipate that. >> greg: that was a great impression of bin laden did he know, by the way. >> dana: thanks, just trying. friday. any way, we have to win. if we win basically you fill their media up with the fact that they're total losers, if it looks like a losing proposition you don't join. >> kimberly: that they're getting their butts whooped. >> juan: model listen all bright is talking, is he she says when the president uses talk will islamic jihad it's a recru

woe. >> juan: welcome back.stal clear how he feels about illegal immigration. >> don't even think about it. we will build the wall. >> we have some bad um brays here and we are going to get them out. >> as you know i'm very much opposed to sanctuary cities. if we have to we will defund. >> weapon. i don't want to defund a state or city. i don't want to defund anybody. i want to give them the money they need to properly operate as a city or a state. if they're going to have sanctuary cities, we may have to do that. > >> juan: to punish any sanctuary city mayor who defies him on federal immigration law. now, mr. trump wants to cut more than $200 million in local funding for jails that hold illegal immigrants who have already been convicted of crime. so, is this enough to get these sanctuary cities in line? let's go to the prosecutor, miss guilfoyle. >> kimberly: yes. i think this is also, again, something i'm just seeing a theme here of president trump being very consistent with candidate trump. there are certain

juan how about you?uan: i would get warren buffet, i would get a billion air, and have him run the country. george sore owes, another billion air. i think i would really like really smart people, you know. so you would have to get the best scientists. >> kennedy: like us. >> juan: yes, yes. that's what i was thinking, lisa. stephen hawkings. >> kennedy: martha stewart is incredibly organized, she knows how to run a giant organization and she's been to prison, martha stewart. that might be the best qualification and milton feed man would be my treasury secretary. >> juan: he's dead. >> kennedy: his sole soul lives forever. >> greg: the guy who knows everything about artificial intelligence and how it's going to destroy all of us and then one of the olson twins, i just want people to wonder which one, i would never say which one. imagine you have to have a meeting but you the don't know which olson twin it is. you don't know who you're going to deal with. do i have time for another one? no time. no sha no.

did you like this part of it, juan? >> juan: no. >> kimberly: glass half full.an: when i read today was that his national security advisor, told him don't do it. it doesn't help us to defeat radical islamic terrorism. we want to go get the bad guys, we need allies and were going to have to rely and people. we don't want to have to start a war between every muslim in the world and the united states. >> greg: you are conflating radicalism with every muslim. that's bigoted. >> juan: no, it's not. >> greg: you just said you don't want to make them mad. >> juan: i don't think i'm talking about all of them. i'm talking about people, especially the terrorists, who would say that these folks are coming after all muslims. >> eric: now that he said radical islamic terror, we are really mad now. we want to kill them even more. >> kimberly: now we are going to formalize this. sorry come already there. >> juan: you belittled the idea of our allies. >> greg: no, no. a doctor who tells you it's just a lump when you have cancer is not a good doctor. the first step is enough to

of a gang. >> juan: i would hope it's possible. >> greg: that's not our job. >> juan: similar to theer sanctuary cities where you say people say it's better for us. it's not about feeling good. it's better and safer for us if you have immigrants willing to talk and share information. >> eric: got to go. i don't think that's proven and i don't think we need to talk about the violent crime rates between illegals and the general population. president trump heads to capitol hill to push the obamacare replacement plan before thursday. will mr. trump people to close his first big deal with lawmakers? stay with us. with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having the power of a trading floor, wherever you are. it's your trade. ♪ ♪ e*trade. ♪ ♪ start trading today at etrade.com ♪ >> juan: we are about 48 hours away from the house vote to appeal and replace obamacare. in a high-stakes bid to get the american health care act passed, presid

>> juan: i don't know where. doesn't matter. >> eric: has to be a trump tower. >> juan: no, it doesn't. here's the other thing that came out today. you are talking about roger stone, paul manafort, carter page, michael flynn, jeff sessions, jared kushner. how many people in the trumps article do you have to have dealing with the russians before you say, you know, i am a republican but i think something's wrong here. >> eric: did you hear the question, how long have the russians been trying to influence american elections. ask the nsa director and the fbi director and both of them said "for decades." as dana points out, even though they tried to, they didn't change the outcome of anything. >> dana: because they didn't have an unwitting player to help them? >> greg: maybe it is the ghost of ted kennedy. he tried to block reagan. >> kimberly: we are so glad you cleared this up. >> greg: i am pointing out the hypocrisy. finally the left cares about the russians. >> juan: i think everybody didn't like the russians. >>

>> juan: i think so. like to talk about real foundations, real charity. >> eric: oprah is smart enough not to run because she will los lose. but maybe 2024. anyone smart enough to put a billion dollars in their bank account is probably smart enough to run the country. you have to have talent, hire the right people. and you can't waste money and that was the theory, the concoction, recipe trump could bring. oprah, mark cuban. my buddy. by the way, mark cuban was wearing a 46 jersey to a game last week. president 46. >> juan: rich is the best qualification for president? >> greg: when i find interesting about oprah's she was born to an unwed teenage mother. she's an example of how being pro-life can turn into something amazing. >> dana: that's one of the questions of that faces the black community in terms of what are we losing in terms of supporting the policy? i am sticking to my prediction. al franken. watch. he is setting himself up. i'm a celebrity and politician and senator. >> kimberly: that is going

>> juan: i think it's exactly right.eard what melissa said, but i think for the moment, just in isolation, what you have is a political blowback coming from other countries saying you think you're the only one who can act to limit who comes and goes in your country, but if that's what you want to do, hey, guess what, summer is coming, all these american tourists are coming, and they're going to feel a little bit of this tension too. they're intending to punish donald trump. right now, we talked about the heat waves and cold days, right now, on the stove, you have the trump administration really stuck on its band, the bama they had on refugees and people coming from countries previously identified as hosts of terrorists, and the term people are still struggling >> melissa: i think the reason their distinct is not the majority muslim countries. >> juan: i'm saying, it's widely perceived as a muslim man, especially in europe. all i'm doing is dealing with the political reality, i think it's with "the wall street journal" is

>> juan: no. i like those people.em that exists now is so similar to i think what republicans went through with the tea party and that if you ask john boehner. eric cantor, yeah, we can deal with it. we like it. they are galvanizing opposition to obama, opposition to democrats. we won back the house, we won back the senates. but then they overriding the parties general. >> greg: they are beating people up, they are destroying property. they are threatening people's lives. i remember everything about the tea party. >> juan: the charges were -- -- -- >> greg: they didn't touch anybody. >> juan: that's what the charge was against the tea part party. >> greg: they misreported it. remember msnbc. i am being honest. bring the evidence tomorrow. >> juan: i am just saying people say this. you want to say occupy wall street? >> greg: those who assaulted people. defecated in public. radicals. >> juan: people who were upset about trump and who i think are creating a tea party-like mechanism on the left and the question is, can t

>> eric: he did love >> juan: mattis for about a two week period. >> juan: no one loved him. don't know about that press conference. next, is it treason to veto a bill that raises the minimum wage? baltimore's mayor is being accused of just that, treason, after being persuaded a hike would hurt low income workers. hear her defend her veto straight ahead. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. [ sighs ] hey, i was using that. what, you think we own stock in the electric company? i will turn this car around right now! there's nobody back there. i was becoming my father. [ clears throat ] i

greg and juan will get in. the president took a question from a german reporter about the america first and pushed back that he is pursuing isolationist policies. >> president trump: i don't believe in an isolationist policy s i the also believe a policy of trade should be a fair policy. the united states has been treated very, very unfairly by many countries over the years and that's going to stop. but i'm not an isolationist. i'm a free trade sxer a fair trade ter. i don't know what newspaper you're reading. but the i guess that would be another example of, as you say, fake news. >> oh my god, never misses his chance. greg what do you make of this? >> i have two points to raise. let's talk about the trade thing. germany makes amazing cars, let's be honest. guess where they make a lot of them? here. 400,000 of them in south carolina. >> i do like a nice mercedes. >> the trade deficit is deceptive, when you have a population of 80 million people and america is four times larger, our gdp is 17 trillion, theirs i

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juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. president donald trump has signed a new executive order on monday temporarily banning all refugees, as well as people from six majority muslim countries, from entering the united states. in contrast to the fanfare that accompanied trump's rollout of january's ill-fated travel ban, monday's signing was a decidedly more low-key event. trump signed the executive order out of public view. secretary of state rex tillerson later outlined the details. >> the executive order signed by the president earlier today protecting the nation from foreign terrorist entry into the united statess is a vital measue fofor strengthening our national security. it is the president's solemn duty to protect the american people. and with this order, president trump, he is exercising his rightful authority to keep ourur peopople safe. juan: the new banan applies to people frorom syria, sudan, ira, somalia, libya, and yemen,

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. confirmation hearings begin today for neil gorsuch, president trump's pick to replace the late justice antonin scalia on the supreme court. there has been a vacant seat on the court for over a year following scalia's death on february 13, 2016. president obama nominated merrick garland to replace scalia, but republicans refused to even hold hearings fearing that garland would tip the ideological balance of the court to the left. once donald trump took office he quickly moved to nominate gorsuch, a 49-year-old federal judge on the tenth circuit with deep ties to the conservative movent. if confirmed by the senate, gorsuch would give conservatives a narrow 5-4 conservative majority on the court. when he was first nominated, he praised antonin scalia a >> justice scalia was the line of the law. agree or disagree with him, all of his colleagues on the bench chairs his wisdom and his humor. and like t

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juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we turn now to health care. obama, housent republicans voted more than 50 times to repeal or rewind -- rewrite the afford about care act. on friday, the house could not muster the votes needed to pass its own health-care law which some call trumpcare. just minutes before the vote was scheduled, president trump was house speaker hall ryan to pull the legislation. the bill was opposed by every democrat as well as many members of the ultraconservative house freedom caucus and some moderate republicans. the house freedom caucus when a more drastic cuts to obamacare while the moderate republica th- were concern about the fallout that would have left 24 million more people uninsured will giving a major tax break to the rich will amy: president trump and vice president mike pence heavily lobbied republican lawmakers at of the vote. the push from the white house did not work, leading to trump's first maj

juan carlos os no --osorio no tuvo problemas para ganar en casa.mo local frente a bielorrusia, historia cÓmoda de 4:00 -- de 4 a 0. triunfo importante que le permite a los suecos llegar a 10 puntos, luego de jugar cinco y llegar a la cima con francia. hablamos del tenis, en medio del miami open, el suizo venciÓ al argentino ceballos. fue victoria en sets corridos. parciales de 6-3 y 6-4, para la -- gana y pasa la siente ronda del torneo. siguiente posiciÓnen el gran premio de australia, el otro de mercedes con el de ferrari en tercera que sale sexto. toda esta y mÁs informaciÓn encuentra usted en www . univisiÓn deportes.com. fÉlix: gracias alejandro, y el gobernante que manda a matar sus familiares, fernando entrevisto al norcoreano kim. >> a quÉ familiar o y amigo no matado? >> todavÍa no me he matado a mi y a mi prima. kim kardashian, quÉ rica. fÉlix: no tan serio univisiÓn, no se lo pierda este domingo 7:00 p.m., 6 en el centro, les dejamos ahora con crÓnicas. lucía: pues, no sé,

juan: how does this jibe?e've seen the quote president trump talking about the government is deporting drug dealers, gang members, bad dudes . here you have a situation of a father who apparently is only criminal violation is a dui several years ago? teed upvelica has prior, no convictions. one a dui from about a decade consider arime would status crime, a crime essentially connected to someone being undocumented where he used -- misused a registration for a car because he was not able to get a drivers license at the time. that was about 20 years ago. him a priority under the obama administration, which also has agreed just distinctions between so-called good and that immigrants. this made him a priority under the trump administration where essentially, everyone is a priority -- any distinction is not a real distinction. and part of why it has been so important to have the community rally around romulo avelica-gonzalez's case is to demonstrate that no one is disposable, that we need to contest every single cas

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the trump administration has unveiled its latest attempt to target sanctuary cities that are refusing to help federal agents detain and deport undocumented immigrants. on monday, attorney general jeff sessions said the justice department would withhold billions of dollars in grants to law enforcement agencies in sanctuary cities. >> the departmentnt of justice s a duty to enforce our nation's laws, including our immigration laws. those laws require us to properlyly remove aliens when ty are c convicted or detained of certain crimes. the vast majority of american people support this commonsense requirement. according to one recent hole, 80% of americans believe that cities that make or arrest illegal immigrants for crimes should be required to turn them over to immigration authorities. unfortunately, some states and cities have adopted policies designed to frustrate this enforcement of immigration

. >>> juan carlos alvarado nos mostrÓ su tarjeta de residencia permanente que esperÓ durante 30 aÑos deportado hace 28 aÑos en mÉxico y regreÓo y luego consiguiÓ un permiso para trabajar en el campo y luego cruzÓ la frontera de tijuana >>> comprar tacos, a tijuana, y siempre que entraba era por la lÍn lÍnea y ven el permiso >>> el abogado de juan carlos revela que esta entrada legal a estados unidos es clave >>> esto aplica a las personas que entran al paÍs por un puesto fronterizo en donde son inspeccionados >>> juan carlos obtuvo su residencia por medio de su hijo que es ciudadano americano lÍo primero que hizo luego de recibir su green card fue ir a tijuana y comerse un taco de carne asada >>> el caso de juan carlos podrÍan hacerlo otros inmigrantes, su abogado dicen que 2 son exitosos de los casos en california edgar muÑoz noticias telemundo >>> el drama crece en washington, alrededor del proyecto de reforma de salud que busca reemplazar el obamacare. es que a menos de 24 horas de la votaciÓn en la cÁmara de representantes todavÍa no estÁ claro si el gobierno tendrÁ los votos suf

>>of course, baby juan. >>> yes. >>adorable. >>> you have to. >>stephanie, thanks very much. >>> well, today the philadelphia school district released plans for their nine community schools. >>> mayor kenney and september bill hite health a news conference at tilt on middle school. they say schools will focus on conflict resolution, health and preparing students for the work force. the community schools will be funded, by the city new beverage tax. >>> kate bilo is in now. i should bring out my huge golf umbrella is that what you will need. >>> bigger, the better. >>you know what, we can all fit under it. >>> we have a four some. >>yes. >>> large golf umbrella should dot trick tomorrow and also rain coat and the whole nine because tomorrow is a soaker from start to finish. it is all thanks to the storm pushing in right now on storm scan three. cloud increased ahead of schedule. we had a batch of showers, mostly moving out as we saw anything at all and the rest of this evening should be relatively quiet, some cloud outside, through the next sever

un servicio de rutina y fue detenido . >>> le dije alos oficiales que no sabían nada de eso . >>> juangente , y me lo quitaron todo no me dieron derecho de nada . >>> el servicio de migración dice que los oficiales deportaron a méxico por e puerto de arizona . >>> juan carlos cruzó hace 20 años . >>> jennifer carla y jesie llora la deportación . >>> mi papá no hace nada no es mala persona . >>> (llanto) . >>> la hija mayor de juan carlos se hará cargo de los dos hermanos . >>> he estado desde fines del 98 no tuve problemas con nadie no me considero delincuente . >>> en arizona dulve univisión . >>> es una lamentable situación y por casos como ese los inmigrantes no quedarán sin protección vamos a ver como funciona . >>> los 50 consulados de méxico en estados unidos abrieron las puertas para salir en defensa de inmigrantes . >>> tenemos acuerdo en los grupos de abogados que nos permiten que hagan el trabajo gratuito . >>> los indocumentados opracticament como erika ya toman medidas . >>> prefiero dar el paso de ver con quien dejo a mí niño . >>> esto es bajo la orden de presidente enriq

se trata de juan frigerio. nos acompaÑa dÍa skype. buenas tardes. juan: buenas tardes.e diferentes lugares de mÉxico. muy emocionados de realizar la comida mexicana. presentadora: quiÉn come un taco de 25000,00 $? alguien comprÓ? juan: tenemos varias propuestas sobre el taco. no se explican el procedimiento. les explicamos el tipo de producto que tienes dentro del taco. ahora estamos manejando se produjo con una semana de anticipaciÓn para tener todo preparado. lo pueden degustar en la playa, en el desierto, en un restaurante gourmet. va envuelto en un paquete cÁlido. presentador: claro. pero por 25000,00 $ tienen que dar un cuarto en el restaurante. [risas] quÉ van a hacer con este dinero? juan: esperamos vender varios tacos. hacer un donativo. emocionado de ser parte de la comunidad y ser parte de las cosas buenas. es lo bueno de nuestra gran empresa. estÁ muy involucrada. presentadora: perfecto. me da hambre, pero creo que el bolsillo no me alcanza. cuando vaya a mÉxico le comprÓ un tacos sencillo. felicidades. presentador: nos despedimos del chef. gracias por habern

reportero: pero no siempre fue asÍ, en 1989 juan carlos obtuvo una residencia legal temporal. habÍa establecido un plan familiar, en caso de que fuera detenido y deportado a mÉxico. >> con este nuevo gobierno que entra mis posibilidades yo las contemplaba como mÍnimas, estaba asustado. reportero: pero lo que ignoro es que las entradas que hizo estados unidos usando su antiguo y vencido permiso de trabajo agrÍcola lo calificaban para la llamada. >> permite a los extranjeros ajustar su estatus migratorio reportero: representarÁn a juan carlos alvarado, en el caso de graciela de julio de 2010. >> esto aplica a las personas que entran al paÍs por un puesto fronterizo en donde fueron e inspeccionaron. reportero: hace tres semanas juan carlos alvarado porta su tarjeta verde, en la bolsa izquierda de su camisa de trabajo, precisamente junto al corazÓn. >> ahora tengo sueÑos, quiero cambiar de trabajo, quiero empezar mi empresa si es posible, quiero soÑar en grande porque ahora ya tengo papeles. jorge: y dice que se fue a celebrar a tijuana comiendo tacos. despuÉs de 26 aÑos los tacos

juan carlos: en -- el procurador javier becerra aÚn no se ha pronunciado al respecto y su oficina noatorio del presidente donald trump,, tambiÉn amplio la medida para estar en vigor hasta que se resuelva. asÍ que no entrarÁ en vigor este veto migratorio hasta que no se alcance una decisiÓn final en esta corte en hawai. es la informaciÓn que tenemos esta nochedesde washington. ilia: nos vamos a texas. 13 muertos y dos heridos dejÓ el choque de un pequeÑo autobÚs de una iglesia contra una camioneta cerca a san antonio. 12 de las vÍctimas murieron en la escena y otra en un hospital. todas son personas de la tercera edad que regresaban de un retiro espiritual. reportero: asÍ quedaron los vehÍculos de esta terrible tragedia. las autoridades consideran que el choque fue de frente. el impacto fue tan severo que todas las personas murieron al momento de choque. el camiÓn conducÍa 14 personas. el conductor mÁs 13 pasajeros. milagrosamente, el conductor de la camioneta sobreviviÓ posiblemente protegido por la bolsa de aire que sea ivo. las personas que perdieron la vida venÍan de retorno de un

juan: como estÁn, yo soy el doctor juan, y este es el tema de hoy, las cirugÍas plÁsticas, hay algo queme a qué cirugÍa plÁstica te sometiste? >> yo me quise hacer unos y los tensores en la cola, y resulta que bueno el me dijo que para los siglos me tenÍa que sacar grasa del abdomen y un poco de las rodillas como para poder colocar los hilos, yo querÍa los hilos solamente, resulta que cuando termina la operaciÓn me resultÓ colocando tejido en varias partes del cuerpo en las pantorrillas, en los glÚteos y eso ocasionÓ que quede en terapia intensiva cuatro meses, es un milagro que estÉ viva en este momento. juan: cuatro meses en intensivo, le pregunto doctor como una persona que se somete a una cirugÍa estÉtica, para transferir grasa del abdomen a los glÚteos, cuatro meses en intensivo suena como una complicaciÓn seria. marcelo: esto no es nada comÚn, sin embargo esta cirugÍa como venÍamos comentando estÁ muy de moda hoy en dÍa, y cuando se hace de forma excesiva es posible tener complicaciones como dijiste toda cirugÍa tiene complicaciÓn y el miedo es bastante pequeÑo el mÉdico debe info

sopa" gracias a nuestros especialistas que se vistieron muy lindo hoy tengo tanto tiempo juan ma, carla, cata, y boris a las 2/1 centro nos vemos maÑana en "suelta la sopa" chao pescao ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) es >>> el terror se apodera de londres arrestos y redadas despuÉs kel ataque que el gobierno vincula con el terrorismo islÁmico. >> blanquearon a puerto rico, estados unidos se corona campeÓn del clÁsico mundial de bÉisbol. >> niurka marcos seÑores arrebate contra juan osorio y la obra aventurera. en exclusiva tenemos los resultados de la prueba de adn. >> inocente travesura, verÁn lo que hizo el papa francisco cuando lo despojÓ de su... >>> epa regresa jeremias el creador del Éxito 1 a 1 es igual a 3 nos viene a presentar su nuevo material aquÍ a "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> oye, lo que estamos esperando. >> (risas). >> yo quiero darle los buenos dÍas a ricky martin con el orgullo boricua diciendo que es jueves 23 de marzo 2017 aunque puerto rico no haya ganado me siento orgullosa y de la alegrÍa que brindaron al pueblo puertorriqueÑo que hicieron

juan, that i did leave anything out that the president should address tonight?before i say that, bill, you got a heart. i mean, the idea that you would embrace significant immigration reform of four hard-working people, humane immigration reform, to use your language, i think that is terrific. push trump away from damming these people as rapists and murderers. i think that is -- >> bill: he hasn't done that. he just delved into the propaganda machine. >> oh, stop. >> bill: wait, juan. listen to be. do you think that singh on worldwide television that donald trump has demonized all illegal aliens as vicious criminals, do you think you saying that does you any good? >> i wasn't concerned about me. >> bill: do you think -- totally false, does anything good? >> out on the it is false. >> bill: do you think that the president united states has called every illegal alien in this country a heinous criminal? is that what you think? >> no, he is characterized? >> bill: that's what you just said! >> when he came down that escalator last year -- >> bill: oh, juan. >> he sa

reportera: y si se enviÓ este comunicado a univisiÓn juan carlos cruzÓ esta frontera hace 20 aÑos, unsona y se lo llevaron a Él. [llanto] yo no me quiero ir sin Él. reportera: la hija mayor de juan carlos, de 23 aÑos de edad se harÁ cargo de sus dos hermanos en los estados unidos. >> ya estaba ahÍ en el país a fines del 98 y nunca habÍa tenido problemas con la justicia hasta ahora, no me considero un delincuente ni me considero que estoy atacando sistema de estados unidos. arantxa: los inmigrantes mexicanos que viven en estados unidos no quedaran privados de apoyo legal. dulce castellanos desde los angeles nos explica como funciona esa asistencia que es legal y es gratuita tambiÉn. dulce: los 50 consulados de mÉxico en estados unidos abrieron las puertas de los centros de defensorÍa legal a lo largo de la naciÓn para salir en defensa de los inmigrantes. >> tenemos acuerdos con diversos grupos de abogados, no solamente con despachos, incluso con barras de hispanos que nos permite que ellos hagan un trabajo de asesorÍa gratuita para nuestra gente. dulce: ante la incertidumbre de los ind

borja: esta firma ayudÓ al traspaso del 10 $ de la mansiÓn de juan gabriel en la florida.nÚmero dos. >> sÍ, esa es mi firma. borja: este es el segundo documento, quiero que vuelvas a hacer el mismo ejercicio. >> tambiÉn. bor --borja: reconoces tu firma allÍ? >> sÍ. borja: entonces firmase los documentos, quiÉn te dice? >> un dÍa Él, no recuerdo el horario, estaban ivÁn, simona, y su padre en una cocina grande. ivÁn, me dice, seÑora, venga a firmar acÁ. me dijo, estamos vendiendo la casa de mi papÁ y necesitamos el testimonio de una persona que lo conozca. borja: te dijeron por quÉ era, y te leyeron lo que estabas firmando? >> nada. borja: habla inglÉs? >> poco. borja: entenderÍa algo de lo que dice aquÍ? >> no. borja: dice que estaba con florea hacman. >> la mamÁ de simona. borja: estaba presente? >> sÍ. borja: y que el notario da maricel hacman? >> el papÁ de simona. borja: ¿ alberto estaba presente? >> no. borja: ivÁn aguilera le dijo que se vendÍan las propiedades del seÑor juan gabriel a su persona y a su mujer, por la cantidad de 10 $ una finca valorada en mÁs de 1 mi

>> juan. >> un memento. >> next day juan came to my hotel.e was carrying a backpack. >> here's the mattress. >> he was kind of funny because he always called it special stuff. johnny had told me how we were going to do it. it was going to be like spread out, but when i unrolled the mattress, it was actually all in one spot at one end of it. what's this? >> johnny said it would be all spread out and you wouldn't see it. >> it's a pillow, it's fine. >> i started to get worried at that point that it could possibly show up. >> what about the x-ray machines? >> it's fine. don't worry about it. it's okay. >> i didn't know what to do at that point. i was terrified. it was right before i was catching my flight. i was just going to have to take it like it was. i just had a bad feeling about things to come. when i arrived at lima airport, there was a lot of police with guns and dogs so i'm starting to get pretty nervous. had to go through the security. i didn't like the way the mattress looked. i started to kind of get worried at that point that it cou

vamos con el doctor juan rivera. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ juan: soy el doctor juan, tu doctor. a mis padres lo serio que era exponerme al sol. por mÁs de 30 aÑos crecÍ bajo los rayos ultravioletas del sol de la repÚblica dominicana sin protecciÓn para mis ojos o mi piel. por eso es la razÓn que perdÍ la vista. los rayos ultravioletas del sol quemaron mis cÓrneas. juan: obviamente por eso es que tienes los lentes solares, no? una pregunta, fÁtima, todos estamos acostumbrados a ir a la playa, salir y no preocuparnos por el sol.cÓmo cambió esta condiciÓn tu vida en comparaciÓn a tus amistades, a tu familia? fÁtima:woow! mi vida fue, es fuerte vivir con esto.pero puedo decir en cortas palabras que el vivir con esta condiciÓn pudo haber alterado mis decisiones en la vida negativamente. pero al contrario, me ha hecho ser mucho mÁs fuerte, capacitándome para proceder el conocimiento de mi enfermedad y asÍ poder sobrevivir los estragos de la enfermedad y poder ayudar a otros con mi condiciÓn. esa es la razÓn por la cual he creado la fundaciÓn "xp grupo luz de esperanza" para poder ayud