>> jesse: may be a scotch. >> greg: juan? >> juan: is trump still president?n: what is the market doing? is it fine? >> lisa: would you go back to sleep if the answer was "yes." another hundred years. >> greg: i will be in the tube next to you. >> emily: i would say where is my family? to wake up alone and 100 years. >> lisa: they could be sleeping too. >> greg: what a bummer. they cryogenically for rosie her dog and your car. you see, it will be fun, it will be a big party. it's not going to happen, emily. the first thing i would say is why did you do this to me? you could've left me there. i don't need to wake up 100 years from now and have more worries and anxieties. i will be the caveman. >> lisa: you would wake up complaining. it would be the worst punishment to freeze you every 100 years. >> greg: yes, "one more thing" up next. ♪ you only talk about your insurancet, when you complain about it. (garbled)....it's so painful. good point! that's why esurance is making the whole experience surprisingly painless. so, you never have to talk about it. unless you

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>> juan: i'm concerned.jesse: not a lot of, everybody is investigating. >> juan: that is not the issue. the news here today as i see the president on the united states, icy acosta, you are saying, you are a great labor secretary which is total nonsense, because guess what, his buddies including the chief of staff are all telling this guy, you have to go. you are a problem. you are a distraction. guess what, he was a distraction earlier in the week whenever buddy else -- >> jesse: he will not stop talking about it. a >> greg: you have epstein hardwired. you are barred from this. >> juan: i think that trump is protecting his friends and not a word about the victims. oh, i am so sorry. a >> greg: it is so sweet of you to care about the victims. >> juan: i do. >> emily: the biggest issue is politicizing this entire thing, that you ignored every voice that has been shouting about this literally for years. and the left is pouncing on in every headline that you see in the print format is labor, the labor secretary

than 100 of context. >> jesse: not illegal, juan not a crime. >> juan: they did not find a conspiracyr any think that this is so 100% locked in. >> jesse>> but that is the law. >> jesse: influences campaign and the russians wanted donald trump to win, that is all. there was no evidence. from up there from the congressman, never. i would say if you are supposed to be looking into russian interference into the election, why didn't you not look into hillary clinton dossier? >> but that is a fair question. if you are talking about contacts from russia, if that is the threshold, juan a lot of russians who had contact with the person being paid millions of dollars by the dnc. if it is problematic to have russians giving information in order to affect the outcome of an election, that has to be problematic as well if we are going to be consistent and apply -- >> juan: clearly, you know what, an american company and you can hire an american company to do whatever you want. >> jesse: they can go to the russians and say, hey -- >> that is different than having vladimir putin on the line. >> how

>> juan: yeah. >> jesse: pile it all on. >> juan: i'm not piling it on.it's historical fact, i'm saying it's the fact. >> jesse: barack obama didn't even say that about our country. he said the most beautiful, inspiring things about this nation's founding. he didn't get close to what you said or beto o'rourke. any person is going to run for president of this country never would say something like that. >> juan: anybody who knows american history would say that's reality. the question is. >> jesse: i don't think anybody agrees with that. >> juan: how can you disagree with the idea that the founding fathers said you've got to be a landowning white male. >> jesse: just because something happened at the time doesn't define the founding. >> juan: what are you talking about? >> jesse: just because people had slaves during the founding doesn't mean we are founded on slavery in white supremacy is on. >> juan: i think the fact of our american -- >> jesse: he doesn't define the founding. >> juan: let me finish this point. the left sees this and i think beto o'rourk

i'm going to give the president the benefit of the doubt. >> look at you, juan. >> juan: fourth of julyid you think? >> well, i think that his critics looked pretty dumb yesterday. all of them that said that this was going to be a trump campaign rally, have y'all been to a trump campaign rally that was nothing like a trump campaign rally. they talk about multiple things. the crowd is much rowdier and trump talked about himself and not america and his greatness as well. i think the president showed that he was pig to put politics aside and talk about what's betts for the country and how to move forward. a lot of people said it was boring because he gave a history lesson. i think it's important that we remember our history so we don't repeat it as well there were some critics that talked about the military and the president flexing when it came to showing our great military. look, this has been a president that has been very restrained when it comes to military force. so if he wants to flex to show the world this is how you defend freedom. this is what we have to offer, i think that is to

juan, quick question. the fact that the media, who we know is one-sided, hate trump, the fact the media would admit on live t.v. this thing was a catastrophe, how bad was it actually for democrats? they didn't -- >> juan: i thought it was bad for -- have to say the media was honest, you agree with them, right? you think this did not go well for democrats? >> greg: only time they are honest, when they agree with me. >> juan: have you to agree. the big news, there are facts out there and people tomorrow morning when they pick up the so-called media, i don't care, left or right, guess what, he said that you can't indict a sitting president under policy, he didn't make that determination because of policy. he laid out the facts, he could have -- >> jesse: for obstruction and that would have made the president unindicted co-conspirr co-conspirret -- conspirrator, why didn't he do that? >> kennedy: good question, juan. >> juan: even in michael cohen with the payoff to women, he is conspirrator one, they don't na

: juan!me, this is like, you know, this is not long-term thinking. >> jesse: was there heavy petting? >> dana: oh, jesse! >> juan: it's developing relationships. it's a good thing. >> emily: and the royals are going green. prince harry and megan say they want two children and will stop there because of climate change. he was one of 115 people that took private jets to switzerland. but that's for security. >> dana: that's what they say. they'll never give up their private jets. >> emily: so do we take these decisions as hypocritical or you're doing you're part -- >> dana: they're trying to one up william and kate. everybody should like us more. people like william and kate more than harry and meghan. >> jesse: a royal virtual signal? >> greg: did you hear my idea this is for people like this? children offsets. so every time you have a child, you throw another child into a volcano. an idea i had just now. >> dana: work on that. >> jesse: compost the kids. why surprise the world of a little baby

rhetoric. >> greg: you have no solutions, juan. >> juan: it's an american problem.lve it? >> greg: we tried. there's an obstacle called left-wing losers. >> emily: it is intensified at the local level. >> juan: waiting for a major announcement from president trump about the citizenship question. we'll bring it to you live hopefully next on "the five" ." hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living. together we'll make the right choice. this is mia's pulse. with pressure rising, and racing. this is also mia's pulse. that her doctor keeps in check, so she can find balance. this is mia's pulse, and now it's more stable than ever. this is what medicare from b

juan? >> juan: jonathan, please stand with us.no has a question for you. >> dana: hi, jonathan, i know we expected this verdict today pretty quickly decide. i thought could remind the viewers of two things. one, about the twist in this story that happened last week when the other navy seal who was given immunity by the prosecution admitted that he, in fact, watt one who killed the isis fighter and prisoner. secondly, i do think it's important for people to understand how this works. this is not your typical jury. this is a jury of his peers, other military men. >> yeah. i will take those in order. first of all, the bombshell testimony we got earlier in this trial was from a seal team 7 member by the name of corey scott. he was on the stand. he said that chief gallagher did, indeed, stab the isis fighter but then he said that isis fighter died of asphyxiation. on cross-examination by the defense, he then said what do you mean by asphyxiation? that is a very specific term? and corey scott said yes, it was a very specific term. what

>> juan>> jesse: you need to gok and research. >> juan: the 14th amendment clearly sets and the 14thmendment is the one that brought black into falsetto strewn ship says whole number of people in each state and let met quickly add, there was a top republican donor who sent a member to congress saying, here is how we can in fact dimie impact of nonwhite citizens voting. what do you guys want? >> jesse: or we can accurate read who is in the country and illegal immigrants. greg says -- >> juan: -- >> greg: i was talking about the use of the race's mirror by nancy pelosi. you think trump is a racist and you wrote a whole book about it. >> juan: that is true but i am telling you that there is a white republican -- >> greg: but you know that is not responding to me. you think but you have no facts. show me facts that trump is a racist. go for it, go for it, start now. >> juan: i don't want to go back to central park. >> greg: he was also a birth or about cruz. >> jesse: arguing about his dad going to canada. born in canada. >> greg: once again, juan is wrong. the title of our new show. far

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez.elcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in puerto rico. ♪ juan: an estimated 500,000 puerto ricans took to the streets of san juan monday in a historic protest demanding the resignation of governor ricardo rossello. this was the largest demonstration yet since the massive leak of nearly 900 obscene text messages between rossello and some of his closest advisers broke 11 days ago. protesters blocked a major puerto rican highway for hours, chanting "ricky renuncia!" ricky resign! banging on drums and waving puerto rican flags. several businesses and banks closed in solidarity of the national mobilization, including one of the largest retail malls and latin america. many took the day off work to attend the protest. at around 11:00 p.m., police began firing tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters who gathered outside the governor's mansion. amy: the protest came a day after governor rossello addressed the puerto rican

[laughter] >> >> greg: juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino, greg gutfeld. "the five." >> was i wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression to people that i was crazy and successfully opposed time and again? yes, i was. i regret it. i'm sorry for the pain or misconception that it may have caused anybody. [applause] >> greg: finally joe biden apologized for not being sleepy but for admitting he can work with people he disagreed with including awful democrats from his very own party. to make his point he used segregationists who were the backbone of the democratic party. but unfortunately, we live in a world where deliberate misinterpretation is weaponized kamala harris new biden was not complementing segregationist. on the contrary, it was the heinousness that serve the example well. everybody knows that. as long as there is room enough to slay dan, i've got you. there's room enough and among democrats, same thoughts you, speaking with the power. an example of working with racists became joe's upper party for cross burners and wrote each other love p

>> juan: no, it wanted.econdly, if you have a lot of people in baltimore who have been very clear that trump is not sincere in his attack on them, they don't see any effort from the president, but the president has never shown interest in dealing with this. big ticket items like the hopkins hospital. >> there's also a lot of people who are backing up what the president said, including one of the pastors. you have the president of baltimore in his district, being interviewed about the conditions, saying that he hasn't done anything for them. nothing has changed. but, to greg's point about solving this problem, for them to solve this problem, they would have to admit that there's a problem. we are in this crazy zone that there was a reporter today doing a live shot, and a rat ran behind her, but we are not allowed to talk about rats, infestation, and the problem that is happening in the city. baltimore needs to admit the first step in the first step program. the only way it is going to change is if they have a

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i'm jesse waters and emily, juan, kennedy and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> democrats have never been further outside of the mainstream. they're going crazy. their party is afflicted with an idealogical sickness that protects foreign borders, but refuses to protect our own. these left-wing ideologs see our nation as a force of evil. vote for any democrat in 2020 is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the american dream. >> president trump holding a raucous rally in north carolina where he battered democrats that embrace socialism and other far left policies. the big moment everybody is talking about is the crowd's reaction to trump's attacking four socialist congress women known as the squad. >> tonight i have a suggestion for the hate-filled extremists trying to tear our country down. they never have anything good to say. if they don't like it, let them leave. obviously and importantly omar has a history of launching vicious anti-semitic screams. [chanting]. >> the crowd's chan

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: before we move on to the climate crisis that is enveloping the globe today, we are watching events unfold in puerto rico where it looks like the governor ricardo rossello is about to resign. juan: it is being reported maybe a soon as by new t today there wiwill be an official announcement. if so, this will be a stunning and unprecedented turn of events in puerto rico. peopople have to undnderstand, puerto rico has a long history -- 500 years of governance in puerto rico. during that period of time of 500 years, there have been 286 governors of the island of puerto rico. 147 werehem about under spanish rule and then there was a period of direct american control of the island when the president appointed about 27 governors, and it has only been in the past 60 years or so there has been elected gogovernors by the people themselves and there have only been 12 elected governors of puerto rico sin

juan cruz: te voy a enseñar a no estar de metiche. elías: [gime] >> juan. juan.no lo sé, doctor. los paramédicos están dando el reporte-- laura: de igual modo, ya detuvimos la hemorragia y estabilizamos sus signos vitales, doctor. gustavo: ¿ustedes fueron los que trajeron a elías aguilar? médico: así es, doctor. y como siempre, los paramédicos hicieron un excelente trabajo. le salvaron la vida. ya está lista la sala de quirófano. vamos a operar. gustavo: quiero estar presente. médico: claro, sí. gustavo: y gracias por su trabajo. en especial porque se trata de un conocido de mi familia al que le salvaron la vida. laura: con gusto, doctor bárcenas. gustavo: ¿sabes quién soy? >> claro, usted es reconocido por su trabajo. gustavo: bueno, mi pasión siempre ha sido salvar vidas humanas. al igual que tú. ¿cuál es tu nombre? laura: laura. laura talavera. con su permiso, nos retiramos. gustavo: espera, laura. quisiera hablar contigo. laura: sí, claro. gustavo: tengo algo que decirte, pero... no sé si este sea el lugar adecuado. laura: no se preocupe. ya me imagino qué ti

juan: sÍ.spesa por salir en la televisiÓn. yo soy este sentido no tengo que ser Éste se bajo mi techo. gracias a dios, mi familia y mi mujer me de tal manera. no tengo probarle al mundo lo que he logrado. tengo una esposa de 25 aÑos y cuatro hijos, que es lo que mÁs me importa. la gente que no entiende eso y que les cae gordo, adelante. no me afecta en lo mÍnimo. luz: la prÓxima entrevista serÁ en el estudio de "despierta amÉrica" y no habrÁ insultos. quÉ le dices a los que tienen miedo? [audio entrecortado] alan: ahÍ teníamos a juan rivera dÁndole sus declaraciones a las preguntas contestadas de luz marÍa doria. gracias. pueden seguirle en las redes sociales y le quiero seguir. karla: seguimos con mÁs y pasamos con satcha. satcha: una corte federal de apelaciones es escuchado hoy el momento de las partes en luisiana en una demanda que decide el futuro del "obamacare". la administraciÓn de trump busca que esto sea declarado inconstitucional . en twitter con el presidente trump dice que no trata

juan: i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners. continue in puerto rico protests.he governor's lasast day of office is this friday. secretary wanda vazquez is nexen line but said that she has no interest in taking over the post. however, monday, her spokeswoman did not rule out her becoming vevernor moay, protesters gathered ououtsid of vasquez's ofcece, callllinfor heheto the -- resigned as justice secreta.. tate is a teacher at cal iversity. >> i think that really what we are taining abt i is the process of decolonization for putoto co.. some of the fiscal ctrtrol, the steps imposed on the putoto rican people to pay it for years onndnd, the are all mechasms ofolonization over puerto rico. we need to address tse directly and move on to creating momore just system all over puerto ro.o. and the united stas s as wl. is aof what we sehehere grt t inspatioion for the rest of t country, to see that, if we mobilize in large numbe,, we do not he e to wt fofor impepehment or elections in 2020. wewe canoveerump out of the presiden as wells all of thesotheher corruptoliticia

juan carlos: sÍ. definitivamente. por naturaleza humana tiendes a correr. entonces, si estÁs en un edificio muy alto, obviamente, se va a sentir mucho mÁs el pánico y el miedo. cuando ocurriÓ el temblor nosotros estÁbamos en una conferencia de prensa en el centro de los Ángeles. hubo gente que ni siquiera lo sintiÓ. quizÁs, estas personas, en otro momento hubieran estado trabajando en un edificio alto y ahÍ hubiera sido diferente. recuerdo en el temblor de 1994 unos amigos mÍos estaban en un edificio creo que de 15 pisos. me dijeron que fue terrible. el edificio se movÍa de un lado para otro. ayuda mucho que haya sido 4 de julio, que la gente no estÉ trabajando, que haya este haciendo otras cosas. creo que habÍa gente todavía que estaba durmiendo. tratando de descansar un poco mÁs. fÉlix: tÚ lo sentiste? juan carlos: yo no. la verdad que no. en ese momento creo que estÁbamos haciendo una entrevista, pero gente que estaba a mi lado sÍ. al minuto me preguntaron, pero yo no sentÍ nada. empecÉ a recibir llamadas del tembl

juan: hoy estÁ listo para entrar en acciÓn explica que el primer caso ese verificar la informaciÓn sicorran la voz a travÉs de las redes sociales >> para que se haga una bola de gente sale a la comunidad para respaldarnos es la Única manera de defendernos de estas redadas juan: agregan que es importante que la gente documente los hecho para posteriormente buscar las opciones legales. por su parte autoridades de los angeles han enviado un mensaje a travÉs de twitter tratando de tranquilizar a la poblaciÓn, recordando que tiene derechos como por ejemplo a permanecer callado y a no abrir la puerta si no hay una orden judicial. >> si necesita ayuda para buscar un abogado y puede llamar al 711 para mÁs informaciÓn del fondo de justicia y otro recurso que ofrecen recurso legal. juan: aclararon que la gente no debe temer a la policÍa angelina >> el departamento de la policÍa de los angeles no asistirÁ a ice de ninguna manera, departamento de la policÍa de los angeles no implementarÁ las leyes de migratorias e federales, la migraciÓn es un asunto federal y la seguridad es un asunto de la poli

and with us from san juan, puerto rico, is juan carlos davila, democracy now!'s correspondent in puerto rico. welcome to democracy now! , i know therevila is a big delay between our studio and yours, but if you could lay out what has been taking place in the streets of san juan were you have been over the past days? >> yes, so over the last days, ever since thursday, there has been a series of protests happening in san want to call for the resignation of governor ricacardo rossello. the protests began last thursday when rossello arrived to puerto rico after his vacation in europe. delivered a press conference about the first pages of the chat that were filtered. thursday, some activist groups called for a protest in front of the governor's mansion protestinge started and i would say the first protest was around a dozen people, maybe 100 people. escalat asinued to more pages of the chat were releed by the center for investigate journalism th they received the leak of a domement ctaininina chat of around t m monthof coersasati of thth governor with hisxexecuti tea

juan josé: no, bueno, yo lo cancelaría en ese momento.excursiones. según él, la clave está en dónde se compra el tour. henry: la persona que vende el tour o hace una recomendación a un turista para realizar una actividad con una empresa debe básicamente saber que esa empresa cumple mínimamente con los requisitos de seguridad necesarios. esa persona debe contar al menos con los requisitos básicos, que es el permiso de operación del ministerio de salud-- ricardo: de hecho, el ministerio de salud fiscaliza la operación de las empresas de turismo de aventura. por eso fuimos a las oficinas locales en quepos. si quepoa expeditions estaba debidamente acreditada por el gobierno. >> es que como está en investigación no estamos autorizados. ricardo: lo cual nos llevó al ministerio de salud en san josé, la capital. aquí averiguamos que quepoa expeditions no tenía permiso para operar los tours, o sea, para llevar gente en las balsas. eugenio: como oficina lo tenía nada más. ricardo: ¿cómo es posible entonces que obtengan un permiso de oficina y luego

juan: jeff es propietario de esta tienda que se especializan artÍculo de supervivencia.enen a una compaÑÍa como Ésta para comprar artÍculos necesarios. jorge pineda dice que ayer despuÉs del temblor de magnitud 6.4 con epicentro o 150 milla de los Ángeles california comprÓ el loor necesario. >> agua, comida enlatada y medicamento esto es lo mÁs necesario ahorita y estar alerta, tomÓ linternas y baterÍas. juan: lo indispensable para sobrevivir por lo menos 3 dÍas, lo malo dice propietario de la tienda que a la gente se le olvida muy pronto. explica que la preocupaciÓn de dura pocos dÍas o semanas o incluso piensan que " a mÍ no me afectÓ, asÍ que me preparo despuÉs." por cierto las Últimas horas se han registrado decenas de replica incluyendo una de magnitud 5.4. definitivamente mucho mejor tener un kit de emergencia en casa y automÓvil y no usarlo a necesitarlo y no tenerlo, en mucho mejor esta preparado, los angeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez univisiÓn. fÉlix: una serie de tormenta sufrida hace dos semanas al sur de texas un producen estragos y miles de viviendas han bajo el

nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez is live in san juan where he joins me. gabe, these protests have been going on for over a week. how did they start and how did they get so big? >> reporter: hi, stephanie. well, the governor made his announcement yesterday on facebook live. some people were expecting he would resign. he obviously did not. even though he did say that he would not seek re-election, and was stepping down as head of his political party, that isn't enough for all the protesters that have gathered here. already thousands have filed into the parking lot here, roberto clemente stadium in san juan, and many more are expected throughout the day. they are expected to shut down san juan's main avenue. some are selling t-shirts right now. this is the rallying cry we've heard really for the past several days urging governor rossello to resign. ma'am, why are you here today?

juan. juan: gracias, gracias.e va a quedar con esa silla. jorge: usted ha visto una manifestaciÓn como esta puerto rico? >> esta es la mÁs grande y lo vamos a sacar. jorge: vamos a mostrar a los amigos de "despierta amÉrica", estamos caminando con miles y miles de puertorriqueÑos que han dicho presente. la mayorÍa son jÓvenes. muchos jÓvenes han salido a la calle en puerto rico. la corrupciÓn tiene mÁs de 2 dÉcadas, funcionarios de gobierno acusados de corrupciÓn en todas las administraciones. por eso acusan formalmente a la secretarÍa de educaciÓn y otros funcionarios del gobierno de ricardo rosellÓ es que se crea la indignaciÓn. continuamos aquÍ en vivo desde puerto rico. volvemos a estudios. satcha: gracias por informarnos en vivo. es el dÉcimo dÍa de protesta en puerto rico. estaremos al tanto de lo que pueda ocurrir en puerto rico. cortes elÉctricos masivos, millones de personas en alerta, el saldo de la ola de calor azotÓ a decenas de estados en los Últimos dÍas.miles de personas luchaban esta maÑana con la

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. more than a week after lawmakers flocked to the u.s.-mexico border to observe the horrible treatment of refugee children and families in immigration jails, reports of unsafe and unsanitary conditions for asylum seekers are continuing. in clint, texas, the border patrol station that garnered internatational attention for jailing hundndreds of migrant children without access to sufficient food, water, beds, or medical care now has a spreading outbreak of scabies, shingles, and chicken pox according to border agents. "the new york times" and "the el paso times" report that one staffer says he was ordered to remove beds from the jail to make more space in thehe overcrowded cells. meanwhile, nbc reports that migrant children jailed in yuma, arizona, have been subjected to mistreatment and sexual violence. in nearly 30 accounts collected by the department of health and human services case managers, chi

juan: no tratar de seÑalarlo, decir de quÉ forma puedo ayudar.o, el mensaje debe ser profundo. tallana: si una persona en su familia sufre de la col todos sufren importante saber que el alcohol no se mezcla con el volante. juan: quÍtale la llave y no dejarlo manejar, posiblemente en ese momento puede ser el hombre o la mujer mÁs ofensiva del mundo pero despuÉs te lo va a agradecer. tallana: lo fundamental es admitir que necesita ayuda y buscarla, buje en las distintas pÁginas de alcohÓlicos anónimos. recuerde que puede bajar la aplicaciÓn completamente gratis. tallana garcÍa univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: se piensa abrir un estacionamiento para vehÍculos donde pueden estar las personas desamparadas. hay nuevos detalles sobre el lÍder de la iglesia la luz del mundo, entÉrese de qué se trata. palmira:en el sur de san josÉ un auto se metiÓ acÁ la sala de una casa. la casa estaba habitada pero afortunadamente nadie saliÓ herido, el chofer dejÓ el auto y se escapó. existen nuevas detalles sobre el lÍder la iglesia la luz del mundo que sigue detenido. >> un aume

in other words, juan guaido did not have any other choice. he automatically becomes the president of venezuela, and that thehy we are declaring legitimacy of the government of venezuela and that is why there is only one legitimate president of venezuela in this person is juan guaido. now he is the entry and president of venezuela according to our constitution. it is not fair to say that he is the self-proclaimed resident of venezuela. no. he was declared the president of articlea according to two and three of our constitution. our agenda has three main points. one, we need to end the dictatorship in venezuela. to second one, we would like -- forr f free and fair a free and fair election. this is an agenda set by venezuelans and our leaders and that is why we are asking for this of war of our international leaders. , it issaid that important also to mention -- this will be the third point -- the complexity of our crisis. as you know, we are facing a dictatorship. human rights abuses, also linked to terrorist groups. this regime is sponsoring i

juan carlos: asÍ se encuentra esta localidad en california.daÑadas por completo. algunas tiendas han reabierto sus puertas. los residentes trata de volver a la normalidad. la casa que rentan marie su familia resultÓ daÑada y tame sus pertenencias. >> unos televisores cayeron. juan carlos: ella y su esposo trabajan arduamente. >> ya no hay gas, no hay luz. juan carlos: los inspectores declararon esta casa como inhabitada. >> muchos sufrieron daÑos, pero la mayorÍa resultÓ casi intacta. tampoco hubo muertes que lamentar. juan carlos: marÍa y su familia dice que se quedarÁn con un hermano de ella y luego buscarÁn dÓnde vivir. luego buscan enfocarse en lo positivo de esta experiencia. >> como quiera, eso se arregla. presentadora: hicieron recomendaciones sobre cÓmo prepararse frente a un posible movimiento telÚrico. los sismÓlogos dicen que el peligro aÚn no termina. tambiÉn se refirieron a los Últimos dos sismos. reportera: expertos de la oficina de emergencias del condado de los angeles llevan un mensaje a los residentes locales de cÓmo preparar

juan: en los angeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez. jorge: pasamos a mÉxico .los agentes han presentado un grupo de peticiones especÍficas entre las quen respetoal antigüedad laboral y un sueldo de $1500. alejandro madrigal nos cuenta mÁs. alejandro: miembros de la los golpescon sus egaron representantes que negocien su trasparencia la guardia nacional. la razÓn es porque dicen les han disminuido sueldos y prestaciones, alegan que deben cubrir sus gastos cuando estÁn en misiÓn y piden ser despedidos de la corporaciÓn y se les pague su antigüedad. >> todo el mundo en calma. todos tenemos que participar y poner algo de esta parte para que esto se solucione. >> la policÍa federal creada en el 2009 hoy carece de prestigio, segÚn el propio presidente de mÉxico. >> se echÓ a perder sobre todo cuando pasÓ a formar parte de gobernaciÓn. alejandro: por las descalificaciones y el trato, los federales no sÓlo protestaronen su cuartel federal, sino tambiÉn en varios puntos de la ciudad de mÉxico. >> siempre hemos dicho que las manifestaciones no deben de perjudicar a la ci

juan: en ridgecrest, california, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.ostoconocida como obamacare enfrentarÁ una nueva batalla legal esta semana. la continuidad de esta legislaciÓn estÁ en juego ya que la administraciÓn de donald trump con el apoyo de 16 estados siguen su intento por derogarla por completo. ese tema jugarÁ un papel importante en las elecciones del 2020. viviana Ávila nos amplÍa. vivia: de baja costo conocidaÍ del hospital salen casi $1000 cada mes. y siempre vienen en dÓlares los billes. miran a: aquel futuro martes el obamacare se jugarÁ su futuro. 16 estados lideradas por california que buscan que la ley se mantenga. >> acceso a cobertura mÉdica esta en riesgo. este caso es importante. impacta a 20 millones de personas que podrÍan perder su cobertura si las cortes no pelea para que todos podamos tener acceso. >> en 2017 el congreso eliminÓ la multa a quienes no tenÍa seguro de salud y en diciembre del 2018 un juez federal dictaminÓ que a Él revocar el puesto las personas, el congreso hizo que el mandato individual sea inconstitucional

. >>> and national lead now, in just minutes a fifth day of protests will begin in san juan, puerto rico, where allegations of corruption and scandal have taken over the island. the governor ricardo rossello is defying calls to resign and apologizing for his role in what is now been dubbed ricky leaks. nearly 900 pages of chat messages leaked. the governor and his top aides caught using homophobic and misogynist language to describe the public and journalists and after his cabinet was arrested on alleged corruption charges, accusing of misusing money meant for hurricane maria. carlos lopez is in puerto rico for us. and today in law enforcement issued a summons who participated in the ricky leaks scandal. are they coming forward? >> reporter: well, some of them are lawyering up. the governor rossello condemned this but he was one of the administrators of the group. and as you said, this is part of a wide number of corruption scandals on the island that have people really fed up. now if you look at conversations, the tone and what they said, they have a different image of the one governor

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. it was five years ago today eric garner, an african-american father of six, was killed when a white new york city police officer wrestled him to the ground, and him down, and applied a fatal chokehold while garner said "i can't breathe" 11 times. the incident was captured on a cell phone video and spurred mass protests. cook's put your hands behind her head. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> once again, police beating up on people. >> back up. juan: on tuesday, federal prosecutors announced they will not bring civil rights charges against daniel pantaleo, the new york city police officer implicated in garner's death. the move reportedly came after attorney general william barr ordered that the case be dropped. u.s. attorney richard donoghue announunced the decision tuesda. >> weekend lightweight officer pan

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juan: las tan temidasredadas masivas que se anticipada no se han realizado. de sus casas. >> efectivamente realiza operativos e investigaciones todos los dÍas. juan: activistas dicen que la gente no debe bajar la guardia. >> aunque no se realizaron los operativos grandes, de todas formas hay detenciones todos los dÍas. y por eso nosotros decimos que es importante conocer los derechos y defender esos derechos. >> dicen que ellos estÁn al pendiente. mientras tanto se habla de que son cada vez menos los jornaleros que se ven pidiendotrabajo en las calles debido al temor por ice. >> ha bajado bastante. la gente ya no viene, no sale de su casa. por eso de las redadas. juan: segÚn francisco la reducciÓn en >> de aquÍ, todos los que yo veo, por el mismo miedo y temor. juan: cree que se debe principalmente a los falsos rumores que hubo en esta Área. >> dijeron que la vez pasada anduvieron aquÍ pero no creo. juan: esos rumores dijeron que menos gente salga a la calle a distraerse o ir de compras. >> en los restaurantes tambiÉn he visto menos gente. ahora ya no tengo q

juan: primero hay que recalcar que diferentes tipos de convulsiones.s y hay espuma por la boca y las contracciones en el cuerpo. etc. lo primero que hay que hacer es llamar 911, tratarlo de poner de lado para que no se asfixie o trague su propia saliva. si uno puede obtener la forma de abrir la vÍa aÉrea, hay un mecanismo para el cual tienes que tener algÚn tipo de entrenamiento en donde uno empuja la mandÍbula hacia el frente pero lo mÁs importante es pedir ayuda porque la persona necesita oxÍgeno y muchas veces un medicamento para calmarse. >> doctor, gracias por sus consejos y le invitamos a que se quede para estar en facebook watch. nosotros hacemos una pausa y mÁs adelante invertÍan la muerte de una niÑa de un drive up de target llega a tu carro para que tengas tiempo de más. más carga. más pausa. más play. target rápido y listo. borja: seguimos con mÁs noticias. las vacaciones de una familia terminaron en una autÉntica tragedia con la muerte de una niÑa que se cayÓ desde la embarcaciÓn. ayllen del toro tiene todos los detalles. aylen: todas las a

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quiere venir para san juan para nada.r. ha sido momento de tomardecisiones que se van ejecutando. futuras expresiones que estarÁn dirigidas a las acciones que llevamos a cabo como parte de la obra de gobierno, segÚn prometida y esperada por el pueblo. en otras palabras, no tiene planes de negociar. mientras tanto, la cÁmara de representantes espera el anÁlisis de tres juristas para decidirse si hay causa para sacar al gobernador. ilia: esperan que esta noche llegan a la casa de gobierno para continuar su pedido, les puertorriqueÑos estÁn firmes exigiÉndole al gobernador que deje su poder. jorge: muchas gracias. pasamos de puerto rico a otros temas. el presidente donald trump dijo que las autoridades de migraciÓn estÁn deportando a miles de personas en mÁsrefiriÉndose a pandilleros. lo hizo luego que el gobierno informÓ que el fin de semana sÓlo detuvo a una treintena de personas. el hecho es que como no dice claudia uceda, el temor continÚa entre los inmigrantes. claudia: las redadas fueron muy exitosas, decÍa trump a los

juan: no sÓlo eso sino que confrontÓ a los agentes.an llevarse a su vecina. >> pero de todas maneras era llevar . y dejaron el carro allÍ estacionado, aquí donde la detuvieron. porque parece que la estaban esperando. >> aparentemente iba a salir con sus hijas. el incidente ocurriÓ a las 8:00 a.m. de este domingo cerca del centro de los Ángeles. nos confirmÓ que la seÑora se encuentra en el centro de detenciÓnde adelanto, que sus abogados ya fueron a visitarla y que exploran si existe alguna posibilidad legal de ayudarla. el portavoz de esta organizaciÓn os dijo que tienen pocos detalles acerca dela mujer sobre su caso y sobre lo que pasÓ antes de que la vecina comenzarÁ a grabar. >> quÉ conversaciones se llevaron a cabo, o quÉ preguntas hizo o no hizo. eso es lo que no sabemos y estamos investigando. [habla en inglÉs] >> aplaude el valor y la determinaciÓn de la seÑora rivera. >> grabo el incidente para despuÉs poder utilizar esa informaciÓn. >> explica que el vÍdeo podría servir para determinar si se violaron o no los derechos de la m