esta en colorado y alberga a los mas peligrosos narcos y terro s terroristas de estados unidos, e juan cooperra de los estados unidos, tambien d de los castigos mas severos, u aqui los presos pasan 23 horas a al dia en aislamiento. >> (hablan en ingles). >> i(informacion en pantalla(). estas fotografias obtenidas exclusivas por telemundo dan la idea de la prision, hay doble puertas de seguridad para que los presos no tengan contacto con guardias, tienen una cama, la ducha, una ventana y un te v televisor en blanco y negro, una hora al dia pueden hacer ejer ejercicio o pueden ver la luz del dia, aqui reciben las pocas visitas de familiares y aboga s abogados >> (nombre en ingles() fue el director de entre 2002 y 2005. >> cree que llegara el chapo guzman? (hablan en ingles(). (informacion en pantalla(). >> en esta prisiÓn estÁn recluido i(informacion en pantalla condenado por atentados del 1 9/11 el autor de las bombas de la maratÓn de boston y el asesino en serie i(informacion en pantalla >> grandes capos mexicanos como i(informacion en pantalla( tambien han estado recluidos e esta prisiÓn, de

en exclusiva, juan cooper de noticias telemundo investiga trae esta historia. >>> el encuentro.grante cubano cuenta el dinero que le exige un policÍa mexicano. >>> tenÍa que pagar 3. 600 dÓlares a una cuenta bancaria si no nunca saldrÍa. >>> los mÉtodos intimida tri. bloquean sacÓn los nÚmeros y extorsionan. piensan que estÁn secuestrados y le mandan dinero. >>> y seÑalan al delegado en reinosa inocencia monroy de ser el cerebro de esta red de extorsiÓn. >>> Él decide. y recibe el dine dinero. >>> hablamos con familiares de otros migrantes luego de pagar y seÑalan a monroy como el principal negociador. obtuvimos los giros con que presuntamente se pagaron las extorsiones. intentamos tratar con el licenciado pero no fue posible que en su despacho nos comunicaran con Él. >>> ya tiene conocimiento del caso. >>> el migrante por sÍ o por el hecho de transitar no estÁ cometiendo ningÚn delito. por lo tanto, hay que rechazar enfÁticamente la posibilidad de que el migrante sea detenido o retenido. >>> intentamos obtener explicaciones al instituto nacional de migraciÓn de mÉxico, y hasta

capos mexicanos, como arellano fÉlix y palma tambien han estado en esta prisiÓn, desde colorado, juan coopernto fueron cuestionadas, gracias rogelio mora-tagle. >> el chapo siempre se sintiÓ seguro en sinaloa mÉxico, donde edificÓ el imperio, tambiÉn ahÍ lo capturaron, una parte de la poblaciÓn de lo admira y celebra su leyenda, issa osorio nos cuenta de la ciudad de mÉxico, mÁs sobre lo que piensan los mexicanos sobre este veredicto, adelante isa, buenos dÍas. >> la figura del chapo en sinaloa, pero tambiÉn hay mucha incertidumbre entre los pobladores, incertidumbre paulina principalmente porque podrÍa haber un repunte de violencia sobre todo despuÉs que el chapo fue traicionado por quienes fueran sus principales colaboradores en este juicio, vamos a ver cÓmo estÁn las cosas en la natal sinaloa. >> los corridos al joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn el hombre que llegÓ a convertirse en el narcotraficante mÁs poderoso y temido del mundo, se incrementaron a raÍz de su sentencia en estados unidos, las voces de quienes le cantan, suenan en sin lo mÉxico, estado donde naciÓ el capo, en su mayorÍa estÁs pi

cooperation. >> woodruff: juan guaido in that interview.uro's allies are trying to hold on to power, and the vital issue of when, or whether, edmanitarian aid will be a into the country. >> woodruff: a seconral government shutdown may have been averted, but there are ill ripple effects from the one that ended just over three weeks ago. in recent days, congress has been looking into how federal agencies ctinue to grapple with the effects of that shutdown. and as yamiche alcindor reports, the lingering effects exte to some with careers outside government. >> how do i plan for my daughter? how do i plan for myself? how do i plan for my other employees? d what do i tell them? >> alcindor: weeks ago, the government shutdown ended.na but lajuanussell is still feeling its impact. her consulting company's main clients are federal ag. the 35-day ordeal hit her business hard. it left russell feeling uncertain about the future. >> for some people it was only 35 days.fo me it was 35 days of revenue that we won't get back again. right? and 35 days of yo

juan, let me start with you, did the enquierer try to blackmail bezos and two, should prosecutors in new york who have cooperationny ami for their role in paying hush money to at least one woman who claims to have had an affair with president trump, should they drop agreement and go after the enquirer? >> the first point puts out statement which e releases emails that have bright dot connecting demand from representative of the national inquirer for him to drop the charge if there's anything political about their story on him and alleged mistress. chris: is that blackmail? >> looks like brack mail, i will leave the prosecutors, prosecutors do have a right to look and especially given what you've described which is a previous deal between the prosecutors and ami, national enquirer's holding company that says they are not to engage in this type of behavior and, again, this is linked to payments to karen mcdoogle. chris: we asked you for questions for the panel and on the whole bezos controversy with the enquirer lynn tweeted this, why would ami, the parent of the national enquirer -- the controversy we saw and the

juan: those allegations, if true, would not be the first time because decades ago when the drug war was focused on they cooperatedkelly cartel as long as they were able to go after the medellin cartel, it seems a history of u.s. drug enforcement agencies seeking to play one cartel off againstst another in this so-called war on drugs. >> that is important, and that is the case because the prosecution's strategy is to prprove a conspiracy. they are trying to prove a conspiracy to traffic drugs and commit murder, all the various chargers. -- charges. they have to build the structure of these cartels, tell a story about thee structure that there is a kingpin, and if you take them out you will decapitate the organization and make it no longer function. that comes frorom that strategy. the intelligence effort aligns that strategy and that tells a story about drug trafficking that i think actually completely obscures what modern-day drug traffic looks like. a are not talking about family al capone structure that we got from the mafia. we have flflexible, ad hoc networks that are able to come apart and together based on

immunity deal but they've been cooperating with prosecutors and after their initial interrogation, police said they have evidence that they believe they should go free. >> juanion of motive? why did he do this? i was talking with my friends at "the five" and i said maybe this guy is mentally troubled or something. it doesn't make sense. why would someone do something like this? >> it's the big question. the official channels don't speculate on that at all. you've got to get to this anonymous source type reporting. one speculative report says he first sent a threatening letter to himself, didn't get the response he wanted, so he upped the ante with this big staged attack. there was other reporting to the effect that he was being written out or minimized in the drama "empire," so he stage this attack to get some attention. keep in mind 20th century fox issued a pretty strongly worded statement saying that no, not at all. they are still standing behind their actor. >> jesse: i have an idea why he might've done this. i think he planned it so that one camera was actually going to capture the attack, said there was going to be video that would've gone all over the

allegations against virginia serious, cooperated by others and no longer appropriate for him to serve. he should resign." there is an update and one more thing, juane bad guys are inside your body? i'm talking cancer cells, inside 6-year-old abigail res of texas promises to about the bad guys cancer cells as a police officer. here she is being sworn in. >>[applause] >> juan: abigail has a rare kidney cancel there cancer. kidney -- abigail's life is in god's hands. we are all rooting for you abigail to defeat those bad guys inside of you. we are praying for a miracle. >> lisa: indeed. all heroes come in all shapes and sizes. this is sadie come a pitbull who helped save her owners from a possible gas explosion. serena come with a 4-year-old daughter out walking and sadie was acting strange and ran into the street, barking, barking, barking in the place comes, sadie, it turns out, there was a big gas leak in the home and the fire department figured it out and saved everyone. and i'm on the crossing lines podcast with lanny chan. fantastic, check it out. and he is a smart guy. >> lisa: obviously, that's why i was on his show. i'm on your show too, gre

juan, let me start with you, did the inquirer try to blackmail bezos, one, and two, should federal prosecutors in new york who had a cooperationment with the inquirer's parent company, ami, for their role in paying hush money to at least one woman who claims to have had an affair with president trump, should they drop their agreement and go after the inquirer? >> on the first point, jeff bezos writing in medium, not "the washington post" and puts out this post in which he releases emails that have bright dots connecting a demand from a representative of the "national enquirer" for him to drop the charge that there's anything political about their story on him and his alleged mistress in exchange for killing salacious photos, terrible photos. >> chris: is that black male? >> i think that's a prima facie case of what looked like black male. i will leave it to the prosecutors but prosecutors do have a right or to look and especially given what you a previous deal between theere's prosecutors and ami, the "national enquirer"'s holding company that says they are not to engage in this type of behavior and again, this is linked to th

juan guaido, who is locked in a power struggle with nicolas maduro. senator marco rubio visited the colombia, vein venezuela borderr the weekend, saying humanitarian aid will get to the country with or without maduro's cooperation. lauren: stunning words coming from former vice president joe biden, telling europeans over the weekend that america is an embarrassment. >> former vice president. >> not snatching children from their parents or turning our back on refugees at our border, americans know that's not right. the american people understand, please, because it makes us embarrassing. lauren: the potential 2020 presidential candidate speaking to a crowd of people at a security conference in munich. he says he'll make the decision on whether he's going to run in 2020 soon. cheryl: all right. here are some other headlines making news this morning. a nanny for facebook, new report from the u.k. parliament says facebook can't govern itself and the government will have to step in. the report lays down the need for a mandatory code of ethics for social media which the british government would have to enforce. the issue has been fiercely baited. the end of payless. they are closing 2100 stores, all of them. they sto

juan guaido have held negotiations with china. are we a part of that or are we encouraging it? not much time, but if you can answer those questions. >> i'll begin on the cooperation from the maduro regime, of course. there are efforts and we can talk about that on the colombian side of the border to offer not only food, medicine and protection, as well. >> thank you, congressman and that is absolutely correct. on the border areas especially in colombia. our funding does help with that issue. it is a very large issue that we cannot control completely, but our programs do address that. >> for the record, can i have elaboration on that and how well are the tip offices as well? >> i'll defer the state of the tip offices, but for the programs that we are providing in colombia, they include identifying vulnerable people who might be vulnerable for trafficking, working with youth on the issue, et cetera, as part of the programming. >> sir, in terms of vaccines, yes, it is true that inside venezuela there are vaccines available and therefore less children other and people being vaccinated. we have seen an increase in these diseases as a result. we are monitoring that car

juan guaidÓ solicita tambiÉn mÁs sanciones contra nicolÁs maduro. carlos: a mi no me engaÑan como usted lo vio comentÓ los titulares de los oscar se comenta que hay quÍmica entre bradley cooperue ganan muy poco. que solamente les alcanza para su renta, para cosas muy bÁsicas. por eso aquÍ tenemos ropa que ha sido donada por diferentes personas incluso a ropa de bebÉ, de todas las edades. vamos a continuar con esta maÑana en este evento que ha sido realizado por la fundaciÓn de nora. estÉn pendientes. karla: mÁs adelante volvemos contigo para ver de quÉ manera podemos poner nuestro grano de arena. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutora: mira "despierta amÉrica" en todas sus pantallas donde y cuando quieras por univisionnow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: febrero contigo desde miami. siempre con ustedes hasta el final. francisca: regalando buena mÚsica. alan: hay que ayudar . ana patricia estÁ desde está fundaciÓn de nora sandigo que ayuda a cientos de familias migrantes de bajo recursos. francisca: vamos a pasar inmediatamente con ella. buenos dÍas, ana. ana patricia: chicos, buenos dÍas, nuevamente me encuentro desde la fundaciÓn nora s

juan guaido has helped negotiations in washington and china with china. are we part of that? not much time, what if you can answer those questions. mr. abrams: on the trafficking of persons, we get no cooperation from the maduro regime. there are efforts on the colombian side of the border to offer food, medicine, and some protection as well. rep. smith: thank you. on the border areas, especially in columbia, our funding does help with that issue. it is a very large issue that we cannot control completely, but our programs address that. rep. smith: elaboration on that? mr. olive: i'll defer to state for the tip offices, but for our programs that we are providing in columbia, they include identifying vulnerable people for trafficking, working with youth. in terms of vaccines, it is true that inside venezuela there are vaccines available and less children and other people being vaccinated. we have seen an increase in these diseases. we are monitoring that carefully. colombia is part of our assistance. the medical system is very concerned about having these diseases increase in their country as well. that is part of our assistance package. eventually, the assistance package that goes into venezue