. >> that uz was enough for 18-year-old juan gonzalez to join the movement. >> i told my wife at thatthink we have -- in castro. >> what did you think the goal was of the force. >> get rid of castro and establish a democracy in our country. we were preparing to create -- strong enough to support a government. >> in 1960 the cia sent the men to guatemala for training. while there the u.s. inaugurated a new president. kennedy's closest adviser was his brother robert, the young president appointed him attorney general. >> kennedy inherited the bay of pigs planning and he didn't like it because it exposed the u.s. hand too much. >> while kennedy waffled, felix infiltrated in to cuba. he arrived february 1961. he couldn't know from the earliest days of the kennedy administration the president and his brother were unsure of the operation. >> by the time the infiltration group went in the plan started to change. >> they decided competing was the operationing but a different concept. >> it was a dark moment in american foreign policy. >> under cover of darkness, the brigade comes ashore at th

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. for our to sign daily digest, our headlines, text democracynow to 66866. juan: we continue to look at the epic flooding in houston, texas, as we turn now to a potential public safety crisis facing the city's nearly 600,000 undocumented immigrants. as houston lies under water, some press reports are saying president trump could announce as early as totoday that he will end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program known as daca, which provides legal status for some 85,000 houston residents and nearly 800,000 people nationwide. without the status, many residents will be unable to work and rebuild after the storm. this comes as texas attorney general ken paxton is spearheadingng a coalition of republican officials in 10 states who are threatening to sue president trump if he doesn't act by september 5. meanwhile, this friday, texas will officially outlaw sanctuary cities, threatening local police chiefs with jail time and city officials with losing their jobs if they help -- if

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. an: president trump's chief strategist steve bannon has left the white house and rejoined the far right-wing website breitbart news as the executive chairman. breitbart has been described as after departing the white house, he said -- "in many ways i think i can be more effective fighting from the outside for the agenda president trump ran on. and anyone who stands in our way, we will go to war with." in an intervrview with the weeky standard, bannon also said he feels jacked up now that he's returned to breitbart, saying -- "i've got my hands back on my weapons. someone said, 'it's bannon the barbarian.' i am definitely going to crush the opposition." his departure came after a series of meetings last week with billionaire funder robert mercer, who funds breitbart and funded trump's campaign. bannon met with mercer wednesday, and trump met with mercer on thursday. bannon departed the white house the following day. well, last week, just before he was ousted, steve bannon granted an ext

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. an: it was in 2015 following the massacre of nine african-american parishioners on june 17 in charleston, north carolina, by white supremacist dylann roof that a young woman scaled the 30-foot flagpole on the e state capitol groundnds in columbia south carolina. asas police officers shohouted t her to come down, bree newsome shimmied to ththe top of t the flflagpole, totook the flalag ir hand andnd said -- "you come against meme with hatrtred. i i come against you in n the ne of godod. this f flag comes s down todaya" >> youou come agaiainst me with hatred a and oppressssion and violence.. i come againsst you in the n nae of god. this flag comes down today. amy: bree newsome r recited psam 27 and the lord's prayer as she brought the flag down. her r action wenent viral and ws -- as she and heher ally werere taken off to jail. the video was seen around the world. bree newsomeme was arrested asas soon as shshe touched d ground, tyson, who stood at the bottom of the flagpole as she climbe

juan: and i am juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we turn now to look at the fallout from saturday's violent white supremacist protest in charlottesville, virginia, where a 20-year-old nazi sympathizer killed one anti-racist activist and injured more than a dozen others when he intentionally drove his car through a crowd of counter protesters. on monday, the driver of the car, james fields, appeared in court for the first time. president initially failed to directly blame white supremacist for the bloodshed in charlottesville, saying the violence was committed by "many sides." on monday, trump finally condemned the deadly white supremacist violence. pres. trump: as i said on saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence. america. place in and as i have said many times before, no matter the color of our skin, we all live under the same laws. we all salute the same great flag. and we a

juan gonzalez shows us how it played out. reporter: well, what happens when you shutdown two security checkpoints at major airport. the checkpoints a and b reopened at 5:30 this morning. fick a look. several hours lass. this is what the line looks like at the counter for southwest airlines. bomb squad tech negotiation on pack in and revealed a hand grenade device located inside. the robot was deployed to determine contents and revealed no credible threat. now a suspect who claimed they had a bomb has been detained and arrested the afternoon. >> so many folks who had the flights canceled now working to rebook and it is proving very difficult. >> it was canceled. there's no way to get there before 12:00 i feel feel a reprieve. i will go and do work. u may not fly today? >> probably not. i had boarding pass. won't the machine. i kept sagerror. error. what is up with that into i went to the front there. they were like, your flight is canceled. as airline staff try to shuffle things around. we try to see plenty of delayed canceled

juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene mÁs, desde austin. activistas y miembros de la comunidad en texas, la decisiÓn de un juez federal de bloquear parte de la sb4, la ley anti santuario que permitÍa a los agentes del orden cuestionar el estatus migratorio de las personas que detuvieran. >> que un juez haya parado una ley a escasas 24 horas de que tomara efecto, es una cosa bien bienvenida. >> ahora mismo el gobierno estÁ prohibido de implementar varias acciones de la ley. no pueden ir en contra de nadie. juan: sin embargo dice que hay que tomar la noticia con cierta cautela. >> esto no significa que no puedan hacerlo. muchos condados lo han hecho hasta ahora, antes de la sb4 pero ahora no hay fuerza de ley. juan: el gobernador greg abbott quien firmÓ la ley en mayo pasado, dijo que el dictamen del magistrado serÁ contraproducente para texas. agregÓ que esta decisión serÁ apelada inmediatamente y confÍo en que la ley de texas serÁ declarada constitucional. sin embargo, segÚn activistas, con esta decisiÓn del juez orlando garcÍa por ahora va

juan carlos gonzÁlez, tiene más detalles.as personas comenzaron a pedir la renuncia del jefe de la policÍa. esto provocÓ que la reuniÓn fuera suspendida inmediatamente. afuera tambiÉn habÍan manifestaciones. la poblaciÓn ve esto como un mÉtodo de espionaje. >> el drÓn puede reconocer a cada persona y esto nos hace parte de una base de datos. >> es para ayudar a los oficiales a tener mejor visiÓn en situaciones que son peligrosas para la comunidad. juan: en un caso con rehenes, se enviarÍa un dron. sin embargo, desde la poblaciÓn, expresan que la policÍa estÁ tratando de controlar a la gente. los drones que fueron donados a la policÍa de los Ángeles desde hace cinco aÑos, han permanecido guardados debido a que la comunidad se ha opuesto a su uso, sin embargo, las autoridades insisten en que son necesarios. algunos departamentos policiales como el de seattle y washington tambiÉn han intentado usar sin Éxito estos aparatos . antes de tomar una decisiÓn habrÁn cuatro reuniones en las cuales participarÁ la policÍa, la comisiÓn de

juan: and i'm one gonzalez. we begin today in texas where there is growing concern that a new "show me your papers" law targeting immigrants is threatening public safety even before it goes into effect september 1. texas governor greg abbott signed senate bill four into law in may, making it a class a misdemeanor for local law enforcement officials to limit cooperation with federal immigration agents. the law orders police to comply with detainer requests from immigration and customs enforcement in their jails, and also allows police officers to ask about the immigration status of anyone they detain, not just arrest. amy: in houston, concern about the crackdown on immigrants has already led to a decrease in latino victims repeporting rape, even as rapes reported by non-latino victims increased. a judge could decide whether to put sb4 on hold. meanwhile, a summer of resistance is underway by immigrants and their allies. this is 17-year-old magdalena juarez speaking during a continue-themed protest at the state ca

goodman with juan gonzalez.ant to turn to mike pompeo, talking about venezuela last month at the aspen institute. aswhen you have a country large as venezuela, america has an interest in making sure it is stable. we are working hard. i am careful when we talk about them. i want to be careful with what i say. are hopeful there can be the cia is doing its best to understand the dynamic so we can communicate to our state department and others. i was in mexico city and bogota, talking about this issue, trying to help them understand so they can get a better outcome for their part of the world. that was mike pompeo talking at the aspen institute last month. he has been talking with key leaders about what to do. thecisco, your sense of role of the united states in this. we seem to be portrayed as an observer rather than participant. >> the u.s. has taken an active role in the sense that the u.s. has been pushing for strong sanctions. we know from yesterday, the sanctions on president maduro, it is also imposed sanctio

goodman with juan gonzalez.m. i wantnt to be carefeful with wi say. are h hopeful there can b be a transitionon in venezuela. the e cia is doing its b best to understand t the dynamicic s son commmmunicate to our state dedepartment and others. i was in mexico city and b bogo, talklking abouout this issssue,g help p them understand so they can get a better outcome for their part of the world. that was mike pompeo talking at the aspen institute last month. he has been talking with key leaders about what to do. thecisco, your sense of role of the united states in this. we seem to be portrayed as an observer rather than participant. >> the u.s. has taken an active role in the sense that the u.s. has been pushing for strong sanctions. we know from yesterday, the sanctions on president maduro, it is also imposed sanctions on a number of --. all of these things appear to be on the table. they are under discussion. the u.s. has been coordinating with other countries to make this a bit multilateral. sanctions imposed on

reportero: juan carlos gonzÁlez y nelson, llegaron de guatemala estados unidos a los 15 aÑos y 16 aÑosy entonces querÍa sacarla adelante. como yo era menor de edad me dieron la oportunidad de estar aquÍ, de dejarme libre. reportero: esto lo logrÓ cuando el padre fabiÁn arias se convirtiÓ en su guardiÁn legal. >> es un gesto de poder acompaÑarlos a ellos para que tengan un referente, muchos de ellos no viven conmigo, tienen sus trabajos y sus habitaciones. reportero: desde el 2007, fabiÁn se ha convertido en tutor legal de 27 indocumentados que huyen de las violencias en sus paÍses. >> el proceso mÁs importante que ellos tienen son los procesos de migraciÓn, entonces esto es para sacarlos de los procesos de deportaciÓn y despuÉs darle su visa. reportero: 12.000 de los menores que cruzaron sÓlo la frontera han llegado al estado de nueva york, hoy, muchos de ellos gozan de un asilo o incluso una residencia permanente gracias a un programa de ayuda y asistencia legal creado en el 2014 por el consejo municipal. >> nosotros no podemos abandonar a niÑos que lamentablemente por las necesidades

en vivo desde san antonio juan carlos gonzÁlez nos brinda detalles. juan: satcha, quÉ tal?a muy temida por la comunidad hispana de texas porque entrarÍa en efecto la ley sb4. esta ley considerada una de las mÁs anti inmigrantes del paÍs ya que permitía a los agentes del orden que preguntaran y que cuestionaran sobre el estatus migratorio de la persona cuando la detuvieran. tambiÉn castigaban a los jefes de los departamentos policiacos que no continuarÁn con las medidas. un juez federal dijo alto y blqueÓ de manera parcial y temporal esta medida por lo que maÑana no entrarÁ en efecto cÓmo se habÍa pronosticado. >> con mucha alegrÍa recibieron a los activistas de los miembros de la comunidad la decisiÓn de un juez federal de bloquear parte de la sb4, la ley antisantuario que permitÍa los agentes del orden cuestionar el estatus migratorio de las personas que detuvieran. >> que un juÉz haya parado una ley a 24 horas de que tomara efecto es algo muy bienvenida. >> esto luego del huracÁn harvey ya que mucha gente tendrÍa miedo a pedir ayuda si la ley hubiera entrado en vigor el p

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica. ente se siente muy insegura y con mucho miedo, ansiedad. eso llega a desenvolver en depresiÓn. juan carlos: por eso es muy importante actuar de inmediato. el doctor recomienda los padres de familia cuyos hijos estÉn pasando por una situaciÓn similar que busquen ayuda profesional de inmediato para evitar daÑo emocional a futuro. ♪ satcha: juan carlos gonzÁlez, gracias. una dura realidad. vamos a continuar con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". con este tema candente. adelante. karla: tema candente, pero antes de queremos recordar que marco antonio regir no va a revelar los cinco secretos quÉ ha cambiado su vida. cuando hablamos de tradiciÓn, en el trabajo, amor, amigos, todos reaccionamos de manera diferente. la pregunta es, cÓmo enfrentan las tradiciones hombres y mujeres? a quiÉn les duele mÁs? tenemos un panel de expertos en tradiciÓn. -- tradiciÓn. [risas] ya, ya. roxana garcÍa. locutora de radio. [risas] bienvenido. gusto en verte. guadalupe. fundador del grupo bronco experto en tradiciÓn

>>let go to greg craig at the office of -- >> i'm pleased to report that juan miguel, gonzalez, his wifeited states. they will arrive tomorrow morning, thursday, april 6th at 7:00 a.m. at dulles airport. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. the internet is waiting. start for free today at godaddy. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ]. >>> it was the next day we had the meeting with the attorney general. i'm driving the car. and i'm saying to myself now is the time to tell juan miguel what his options are. there's no cuban diplomats. fidel castro is not in the room. it's just the family. i said to juan miguel if you want to get elian back this afternoon and say in the united states with your family, you have that opportunity because you're going to have the attorney general of the united states, you're going to have the commissioner of the i.n.s. and they will grant that request if you want to do that. he says

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si es seguro tomar el agua potable, en las pocas casas donde haya lo pregunta cÁndido gonzález desde texas. doctor juansi tiene electricidad. lo que tenemos que hacer es prevenir. mucha gente piensa que las complicaciones de salud pasan en los primeros dÍas. lo que ya sabemos por desastres esque ahora vamos a ver unos cuantos problemas de salud. carolina: gracias por estar con nosotros, volvemos con usted. recordemos tambiÉn que hoy se respira un poco mÁs de alivio en el texas. un juez federal en san antonio ha bloqueado gran parte de la temida ley sb4. bÁsicamente le da poderes a la policÍa de pedir documentos a las personas. aunque dejÓ intacta cierta parte. lo deja a discreciÓn de las autoridades. es una gran victoria para ciudades como el cenizo, en "ediciÓn digital" tuvimos en algÚn momento al alcalde de esa pequeÑa localidad. fue la persona que 24 horas despuÉs de que el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, firmara esa ley y entablar al --la primera demanda le da alivio o quienes estÁn encerrados por miedo de ir a los albergues. dice autoridad inmigraciÓn que no se piden documentos en los albergues.

logrÉ salvar a mi hijo menor y mi esposa, pero mi hijo juan pedro no pudo lograr escapar y fue detenido.. fernando: lo mismo le ocurriÓ a jimmy gonzÁleza tambiÉn estÁn llegando jÓvenes que pertenecen al movimiento resistencia altamira, ellos se declaran perseguidos polÍticos. >> la persecuciones en venezuela ha sido muy grande,muchos tenemos Órdenes de captura. yo me encontraba en libertad condicional, vengo de pagar una condena de 13 meses. la persecuciÓn ha estado desmedida, hemos llegado a haber hermanos que han estado en plena protesta muertos. fernando: a varios o de funcionarios pÚblicos y perseguidos polÍticos venezolanos que llegan a cÚcuta les toca dormir a la intemperie en parques como este, otros se ganan la vida como vendedores ambulantes para poder conseguir algo para comer. fernando: como en el caso del exdirigente polÍtico oficialista. >> estar aquÍ es una verdadera vergüenza donde yo manejaba telÉfonos corporativos. casi todos mis compaÑeros son ministros y yo estoy durmiendo en una plaza. es una tristeza. fernando: varias de estas personas estÁn buscando asilo polÍtico para quedarse en colombia, piden protecciÓn para

gonzÁlez. cÓmo estÁs? raÚl: bienvenido. doctor juan: el placer es mÍo. cuenta.lista? montserrat: sí. sí, sí, mi amor. alejandro: pues vámonos. montserrat: sí. maría: es una hipócrita. rosario: no digas eso, maría. la señora es un ángel. maría: es el diablo. hasta ayer no le dirigía la palabra a alejandro. y ahora es toda sonrisas y cariñito. algo se trae, de eso estoy segura.

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for both of their freedom because i was hoping for the day juan miguel could meet with elian here and be free as well. >> the case of elian gonzalezplicated by the fact that several people other than elian's father claimed to represent him. ins has determined that elian should be reunited with his father. then we said by january 14th he's to be turned over to the ins so that he can be returned to his father. what did i think at that time? did i think it would happen? i don't know. >> could we ask you about your reaction? >> they're only letting the dad decide what's best for the kid and everything like that. as we all know when elian came and found himself lonely in this country without no family, without his dad not having the freedom to get on an airplane to come here and support his child when he most needed it, i was there and so was my family supporting that. until then they did let us support him and be there for him. why aren't we getting the opportunity at this point to speak for him? his dad doesn't have freedom ois we would have got on an airplane and got to this country and see our kid. his words where i haven't lost an

gonzÁlez. cuando menos pensÓ sus clientes eran el mundo del espectÁculo. a travÉs de una corista de alejandra guzmÁn, se enterÓ de un casting para vestir a las bailarinas de juan. yo nacÍ escuchando. >>cuando aterrizÓ, dice que se sentÍa como si estuviera llegando a otro mundo. >cuando llegamos,me suben en un carrito para llegar a la casa de juan gabriel habÍa que pasar por un hotel. >>cuando llegaron a su casa,le sorprendiÓ que todo era de un solo color. >> su casa en cancÚn era color pastel. >> iba acompaÑada del coreÓgrafo y dice que honda que los atendiÓ. los invito a su mesa y el final de la comida sorprendiÓ con una pregunta. >>me pregunto si me gustarÍa vestirlo a Él? >> desde ese momento le dio instrucciones de cÓmo le gustaban los trajes que usaba sobre el escenario. >> mÉdico qué colores le gustaban mucho. -- me indicÓ quÉ colores le gustaban mucho. me empezÓ a pedir mÁs cosas. >> a alex le llamÓ la atención que los sacos siempre le pedÍa bolsillos adicionales. >>siempre llevaba tarjetitas que Él mandaba a hacer y decÍa gracias a todas las personas. >> cuando cambiaba de talla porque habÍa engordado poquito. ?1? dice que rÁpidamente se dio cuenta que