en san juan, puerto rico, millie mendes univisiÓn. >> mientras el gobierno continÚa parcialmente cerradoun programa-- >> el gobierno de canadÁ confirmÓ que recibirÁ en el paÍs a 1 millÓn de inmigrantes en los prÓximos tres aÑos. esta polÍtica de migraciÓn era la oportunidad de tener su residencia permanente a cientos de miles de personas. >> estÁn los trabajadores calificados y los poco calificados. hay programas de humanitarios, de familias y de refugio. >> esto contrasta con el discurso de la administraciÓn trump y estados unidos el cual consiste la construcciÓn de un muro en la frontera con mÉxico ha alegado la frontera nacional. el objetivo del gobiernoes de acoger al recinto cinco tamil inmigrantes en el 2019 de los cuales 176,000 serÁn por programas de trabajo oma 89,000 por reunificaciÓn familiar y 56,500 refugiado. para 2020 se esperan 360,000 migrantes y para el 2021 otras -- 370,000. llegÓ a canadÁ hace cinco aÑos, se casÓ con un canadiense y hoy vive en este paÍs. >> casi inmediatamente conseguir trabajo, la gentemismo que no hablaba muy bien francÉs como me esforzaba me daban

puerto rico to make a deal to build the wall. >> democrats overplayed their hand? we are live with san juanay 24 of the shutdown. >> house of horrors jayme closs accused kidnapper said to face judge. >> we learned about parentsp murder chilling questions about a motive. . >> happy birthday -- >> and what happens when the national anthem singer forgets -- >> the patriotic, as "fox & friends" -- right now. ♪ ♪ ♪. >> i got -- home, home, home. >> -- ♪ these everywhere. >> on weekend show also played and i think we said you can't be upset if you hear -- >> okay -- good morning -- you are watching "fox & friends" first. >> thank you for starting week with us president trump lashing left for having fun in puerto rico shutdown enters day 24. >> democrats facing bitter battle over border security with they get to washington live in san juan puerto rico wrapping up a winter retreat, good morning. >> good morning. the forecast today is 83, and sunny here in san juan puerto rico, not too bad, more than 100 people here, from maintain land united states, 30 plus politicians democratic politicians and fa

comenzÓ anoche dos semanas de presentaciones del exitoso musical en el centro de bellas artes en san juan puertoste momento. hoy puerto rico me dio mÁs energÍa que he tenido en mi vida >>> bueno con las presentaciones se recaudan fondoss para la recuperaciÓn de la isla para po el paso del huracÁn marÍa 2017 >>> y quien asistiÓ al conducto jimmy faloon quien estÁ en la isla para grabar una ediciÓn de su programa the to nigth show estas imÁgenes es la producciÓn en el viejo san juan, josÉ feliciano, ozuna, bad bunny y el chef y lin-manuel miranda serÁn los invitados de jimmy faloon. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> >>> quÉ tal jimmy faloon tambie disfrutÓ de la tÍpica bomba y plena puertorriqueÑa el presentador se animÓ a bailar durante un encuentro con un grupo musical que actuÓ anoche en una de las plazas de la capital san juan se ve como que, lo disfrutÓ bueno es tiempo de los deportes cÓmo estas copÁn. >>> quÉ tal la pasÓ muy bien >>> es cierto >>> bueno otro que la pasa muy bien es el liverpool vamos arrancar con la liga inglesa porque el conjunto del liverpool ganÓ su partido frente al brighton yr estaba a

visited with different communities across our nation from downtown wisconsins to rural to san juan, puertoico, and the iron ridge reservations. this much is clear. we have a housing affordability .risis in this country today, too many families are spending more than half their income on rent and that means more families are doubling up, sleeping on the couches of relatives or even sleeping on the streets. you know what? you hardly ever hear about that in politics. that's going to change. we will invest in housing that is affordable for the middle class and the poor. i know that we can turn things around. in the obama administration we made ending homelessness a priority starting with veterans homelessness. by the time we were done we cut veterans homelessness almost in half. in the years to come, we can do that and more. the biggest threat to our prosperity in this 21st day is climate change. let anybody tell you we have to choose between growing our economy and protecting our planet. we can fight climate change and america.eat jobs in we don't have a moment to waste. scientists tell us if

from downtown los angeles to rural wisconsin to san juan, puerto rico, and the pine ridge reservationthis much is clear, we had a housing affordability crisis in this country. today, too many families are spending half of their income on rent, and that means they are doubling up, sleeping on couch is relatives, or on the streets. you know what? you hardly ever hear about that in politics. .hat is going to change we will invest in housing that is affordable for the middle class and the poor. i know we can turn things around . in the obama administration we made ending homelessness a priority, starting with veterans homelessness. by the time we were done, we cut veteran homelessness almost in half. in the years to come, we can do that and more. threat to our prosperity in this 21st century is climate change. wenot let anybody tell you have to choose between growing our economy and protecting our planet. we can fight climate change and create great jobs in america. [applause] thing, we do not have a moment to waste. scientists tell us if we do not get serious about this right now, the co

recordarle que a pesar de todos los retos, Ésta siempre seguirÁ siendo la isla del encanto en san juan puertospuÉs de haber recibido triunfos y derrotas legales su abogado dice tener sumados importantes premios. >> siempre que hay un personaje muy importante, siempre me voy al importante. quÉ cine pronta la vela. >> con los resultados de adn, un juez estÁ. decir la Última palabra. cÓmo no te mires en el espejo, tÚ sientes que te pareces a julio iglesias? >> la entrevistacompleta el aquÍ y ahora. acompaÑe . teresa rodrÍguez. >> maÑana le presiente donald trump, el domingo al.. >> ahÍ nos vemos, gracias.

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it was to san juan, puerto rico. i went to san juan, puerto rico, because i want every single american to know everyone counts. if we faced any crisis over these last two years, it is that we have an administration that does not believe that. that is picking and choosing who gets opportunity and who does not based on what you look like, based on your faith, how long you have been in the country. we need to get back to an america where everybody counts. throughout history, we have had committed individuals who helped ensure that we expanded the notion of what it means to be american and cast a wider net of opportunity. we are going backward today. i went to puerto rico to tell them that if i am elected president, i will work every single day so that everybody in the country can get a good job, can have good health care, can have the opportunity for their children to get a good education. and that they as a family can reach their dreams. on father's day of this year, i went to mcallen, texas, on the u.s.-mexico border.

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. >> what a powerful return. that's "nightly news." knew that one of us was going to end up dead. >> why did you stay with him? t>> the podcast sensation became a hit tv show too. we are with the mother who fell in love with th dangerous con artist and the daughter whoil h to kl him. >> i would be

mj lee is joining us live from san juan, puerto rico. >> reporter: really interesting decision by senatoro just three weeks after she announced her exploratory campaign. as you know, the residents of puerto rico do not get to vote in the u.s. presidential general election. she is not the first presidential hopeful to visit the island. last week we saw julian castro visit the island as well. first of all, it is obviously an important way to reach out to the hispanic constituency. and second, it is clearly giving these democratic candidates an opportunity to go after president trump, particularly on the issue of how the trump administration has responded to the aftermath of hurricane maria and the recovery efforts here, including the new reporting that the trump administration looking at ways to potentially divert hurricane funding for president trump's border wall. when i caught up with senator warren yesterday here in san juan, she had some pretty harsh words for the president, saying he has treated the people of puerto rico with extraordinary disrespect. here she is. >> look, let's be ve

unite and the blockade against qatar the leader of venezuela's opposition has been briefly detained juan puerto challenge the legitimacy of nicolas maduro after he was sworn in for a second term as president on thursday a left wing italian activist convicted of murder is on his way back to italy after almost forty years on the run chose a raper to stay was extradited from bolivia afropop ratio between new right wing governments and personal in italy. fighting has broken out a funeral for a senior rebel commander and he and minister in kashmir as government forces try to stop mourners barri has more. paying their respects thousands defied barriers and roadblocks to gather in the hometown of rebel commanders in total islam he was one of the two men killed in a gun battle with government troops late on saturday you know those you know it's all there was a. zero still a slum was a pious muslim and one of the greatest fighters what compulsion maids enough to pick up arms these young men are taking up arms because of the ongoing oppression from india on the state of german kashmir from one nine hundr

get something done. >> lou: all of the time that these fools were playing with lobbyists in san juan, puertoo. it is a horrible set of optics. it would be even worse if the national left-wing media did his job. for all i know they are with him in san juan with the lobbyists. it is a sickening, pathological, symbiotic relationship that has developed between the left wing media and the radical dems of the democratic party, one supporting the other. against the president of the united states. >> i think michael said it so well, in the state of the union he said what democrats are. there's plenty of money out there, we just have to rea redistribute it. it's in the hands of the rich guys. that's what democrat policy is. it's not accurate, is the working people that will pay a price here. >> lou: one more socialist, i'll be nice. one more socialist running for the democrat presidential nomination. >> how many socialists does it take? >> lou: how many can we take? >> lou, i thought the weekend stories in the new york times and washington post over trump in russia struck me as an odd bit of counter

budget negotiations still dead locked, many congressional democrats treated themselves at&t san juan puertoknow, maybe they're celebrating the shutdown. we have a priority. it's the safety of our

and they went to san juan, puerto rico, where they spent the next few days soaking up sun right there. that such a nice picture, they are working so hard. then they attended a special viewing of the broadway hit play "hamilton" and hanging out with, oh, over a hundred lobbyists and court executives. that's what you do on the tenth day of the job. who paid for the plane and paid for the tickets? we don't have answers yet. although these democrats are having fun in the sun, can you imagine having ten days, then you go on vacation. i think i want that job, i will run for office. meanwhile, we have a crisis that our southern border that has gotten worse. on vacation a brand-new migrant caravan is arriving in honduras, planning to cross our borders at an unknown time and location. this coming as we learn about a dangerous federal loophole leaving all americans vulnerable to violent gangs. we told you this story last week. two high school students brutally assaulted and stabbed by three illegal immigrants with ms-13 ties. two of the three illegal immigrants were previously released after co

john, back to you. >> mj lee live in san juan, puerto rico.ual to see so many democrats going there so early. great to have you there, mj. >>> a democratic controlled house passing a bill to protect the nato alliance. this had strong bipartisan support. the measure now goes to the senate. it reiterates u.s. policy to remain a member of nato and it prohibits funds from being used to pull out of the alliance. president trump has reportedly raised the idea of withdrawing from nato several times in the last year. >>> los angeles teachers return to work today after a majority approved a new deal with the district ending their six-day strike. the new agreement includes a 6% raise, a gradual decrease in class sizes, and more counselors, librarians and nurses. but in denver, months of simmering tensions over teacher pay have finally boiled over. educators there agreeing to walk out starting monday. >>> one of america's great injustices has come to an end. babe ruth, ty cobb, ted williams none of them were unanimous choices for the baseball hall of fam

lin-manuel miranda y bad bunny, revivimos los mejores momentos y el sentir de su corriente por puerto rico. >> y juanese defiende con mÚsica y resalta el lado bonito de colombia y ademÁs nos hace bailar al son de su nuevo ritmo ballenato rock >> y vamos con james hasta nueva york >> aquÍ en la gran manzana ayer tomÉ el metro para ir a ver los mejores sitios de comida colombiana y calentarnos un poco porque la verdad que la comida cl colombiana nos da calor, y no se lo pueden perder aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de t

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. >> just beautiful.to the people there. >>> so let's send things back over to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. hey, chuck. >> we're watching for this chance for rain and wetow slush omorrow evening between 4:00 or 5:00 up to midnight. that pulls a out we'll bow dry friday and to start your weekend, a lot rfn chances saturday afternoon and off and on through sunday. then the temperaturesy rea take a tumble sunday night into monday morning. windchills could be near or below zero early monday and a very cold start to next week. >> all right, thanks, chuck. that's "news4 midday." thank you for joining us. we're back on the air this afternoon at 4:00. >> you can get news and weather updates any time with our nbc washingtp. have a great day and we'll see you a littleteater this afoon. dax d ♪ ♪ >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>im party, i fallon doing what he does better than anyone, taking a shown the road all for a great cause. welcome to "access." >> tod is a

his first stop san juan, puerto rico to survey the damage and continued struggle in some community aftercastro spent i had visit meeting with locals and berating president trump's response to the devastation there saying trump worked less time to restore the island. >>> white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason. i want to talk about the polling numbers we put out there earlier. a lot of americans blaming the president and the republicans for the shutdown as we continue with this thing. how do you think, if at all, really, this shutdown could hurt trump's re-election chances in 2020? >> well, we are still far away from 2020, although it doesn't always feel that way with a bunch of democrats entering the field for the presidential contest. . but it absolutely could hurt him the longer this continues. the president has said that he's willing to keep the government shutdown for months or even years. he's only got about two years left in his term. i don't think anyone imagines this will last that long. the longer it lasts the more that polling will continue to suggest, to continue tha

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he is live in san juan, puerto rico where the weather beautiful. good morning to you, rob.r families came down here on a private charter plane. they joined about, more than 100 lobbyists to come down here. it was billed as aç discussion and ways to help this island, this territory of the united states, trying to get out from underneath all the debt. try to help fix things and problems caused by the disaster of the hurricane back in 2017. and there have been a lot of meetings over the last four days. there was a lot of work that was done. there was also a lot of leisure time. all of that, on the beach with bob menendez on the beach, in the midst of this government shutdown with all the people not being paid, the optics of it didn't look good. fox news put a big spotlight on this winter retreat, with all these lobbyists in the upscale hotel and all fancy things and, we caught up with senator bob menendez yesterday cn entire delegation for that matter at their last meeting before going back to the airport to get on the private charter back to d.c. to say the least mr. menend

it's san juan, puerto rico last sunday.ea frequented by tourists near the airport. a man is killed in the middle of the street by a gunman who shoots him again as the driver flees. the next day, two brothers were shot when a driver pulled up and opened fire in broad daylight. then wednesday, a gunman walked up to a man in his car at a gas station in dorado and killed him at 8:40 in the morning. do you feel safe walking down the street at night? >> no. >> reporter: kyra walked with us through this tourist area. >> it's not even perception. it's literally my husband getting held up at gunpoint, it's my mom getting car jacked. you know, it's everybody that i love has been a victim and it's happened here. >> reporter: douglas leff is the top fbi official in puerto rico. he says the island is facing a crisis of violence. what percentage of homicides here on the island are gang related? >> sadly, it's pretty close to 100%. >> reporter: leff told us the motives behind almost every killing are money, survival and drugs. >> they cou

>> a bad bunny y jimmy fallon tambiÉn. >> esa es la informaciÓn que tenemos desde san juan puerto rico >> indiscutiblemente todo lo que te dicen en casa queda ahÍ guardado y a mÍ me tenian como la estresada y amargada, gracias a dios no se convirtiÓ luego en una creencia que me limitara, pero ha quedado sonando y habido un trabajo para olvidar esa parte, de quizÁ presentarme con alguien y dejarle saber que soy un poquito estresada y amargada. >> luna, hay alguna razÓn por la que nosotros como papas quizÁ nos portemos de esa manera con nuestros hijos hay una manera de nosotros reconocer cuando estamos siendo tÓxicos en nuestros hÁbitos para nuestros niÑos? >> porque lo hacemos como padres es porque es el Único patrÓn que tenemos para cÓmo disciplinar y ser un padre, y ese patrÓn es algo que vivimos 18 o 24 y 30 aÑos, el cerebro cuando estÁ estresado, va al hÁbito mas rÁpido, si tenemos un patrÓn que nos hablaron mal cuando nos disciplino ban, vamos a hacer lo mismo. >> cuando empezaste a criar a tus hijos rec no cionocÍas que este patrÓn o lo cambiaste a medida que los fuiste criando? >

happen -- >> reporter: miranda, a favorite son of puerto rico, returned to the stage reprising the lead role in his musical creation "hamilton" in san juanf mountains to have us be here in puerto rico tonight and to raise as much money as we can for puerto rico while we're here. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: he gave his father much of the praise. >> i'm proud to say no one moved more mountains than my father, luis miranda. [ applause ] >> thank you to my family that withstood all of this madness and, of course, to my genius son, manuel. >> reporter: after the show, he put it all in perspective. >> i just love this island so much and just want it to be proud of me. >> reporter: the 38-year-old has taken the lead on raising funds to help restore the arts. ravaged by debt and the cost of rebuilding after hurricane maria. lucky fans arrived hours before showtime. tickets go for as much as $5,000. but every wednesday there's a matinee performance where tickets are $10 each. ♪ took up a collection just to send him to the mainland ♪ >> reporter: actor ronald weber jr. plays aaron burr opposite miranda. >> it's more than just another way

disaster relief legislation that the president wants to raid is repair of dams just upstream from san juan, puerto rico. this is what happened during the hurricanes. needs to be lway epaired. communities in texas, florida, , carolinas, they don't want this to happen again. and how do we save them from this ever happening again? news the money we presented for disaster relief to repair the levees so flooding is less likely to happen. the president decides that he's going to create an emergency declaration and he's going to go into the army corps of civil works programs that were allocated as a result of the appropriations from last spring's disaster relief lift $2.5 and billion out of those appropriations. some of us have reason to suspect with some evidence that he intends to go after puerto rico and california. turns out that the projects in california may be of interest to some of my republican friends. particularly the minority leader. because one of the projects is lake isabela. just upstream from bakersfield, california. so we say no. mr. president, a, there is no emergency. making, ne of you

sorprendiÓ al pÚblico sacando una bandera de puerto rico que tenÍa escondida en su vestuario, desde san juan puertoos pasos de un experto de baile tocando los tambores maÑana tenemos un adelanto de lo que podremos ver. >> ya visitÓ mÉxico, puerto rico quÉ otro paÍs ira a visitar jimmy fallon. >> lo in vitamos a guatemala abiertamente. >> es bueno y lea abre la mente al estados unidos tÍpico. >> es la primera historia de tonight show, primera vez que sacan el programa de un estudio y se va a un sitio. >> cuando Él estaba diciendo que tenÍa mucho miedo de ir porque Él le tenÍa miedo a las alturas. >> pero bueno cambiando de tema, ademÁs el tema caliente de hoy la voz telemundo que estrena en media competencia de talento anoche con couches como fonsi, alejandra guzmÁn y carlos vives, conocimos el permiso de los 7 participantes pero detrÁs se convenio historias de vida, conmovedoras de supervisiÓn ydole gerente, quÉ les parece si conocemos mÁs de Él. >> mi nombre es jerry, tengo 42 aÑos, soy de puerto rico, pero vivo en west palm beach florida. >> la salsa eso es lo mÍo, una vez tuve la oportunidad de

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the show beginning a two-week run in san juan puerto rico where it is expected to raise thousands of dollars for artists and cultural groups there that have been hit hard in the wake of hurricane maria laster. he is reprising the lead role in the hit musical he says it is important for him to help others in that battered region as well as his thoughts on president donald j. trump's pursuit of the border wall in mexico. a show which drew an opening- night crowd of more than 1000 people. the first time in nine years he has performed in his homeland of puerto rico. i guess it took him a while he had to reprise the role he hasn't done in a year and a half. >>'s parents are from puerto rico i believe he grew up in new york city. he has close family ties. >>> we are keeping an eye on the weather. nice this weekend but changes up ahead, right rosemary? >> we are drying out this morning but a little bit of fog in the north bay. some in livermore as well. here's a look at san francisco airport, partly cloudy skies but no delays due to fog this morning. where in pretty good shape as far as whe

puerto rico. david begnaud, cbs news, san juan. >> glor: that's fantastic.vening news" for this week. i'm jeff glor. have a great weekend. i'll see you on monday. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now at 6:00 rain soaks the friday evening commute. >> hi-def doppler fired up. we're tracking the start of a wet week for the bay area. >> as a father you worry about your kids and i worried about her. >> a father mourns the daughter who followed in his footsteps as a cop, the search for answers after a young officer is gunned down responding to a routine crash. >> kamala harris selling her story in her new book, we look back at how the bay area played a major role in her rising to politics. kpix5 news at 6:00 begins right now with the start of a soggy stretch for the bay area. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> here's a look at hi-def doppler. we're expecting widespread showers, steady at times for the bay area tonight. >> there's already been some trouble on one busy ro

juan. but i wanted the get a sense of the damage in daylight, so i headed out. puertois small, about a hundred miles wide, just 35 miles top to bottom. maria was so vast it swallowed the island whole. to survey the damage, i left san juan and headed west, into the mountains towards a town called utuado. along the way i noticed something: people collecting water along the road using improvised spigots. where is that water coming from? [ inaudible ]. it's spring water? yeah. clean? yeah. how many gallons is this, 295? 295, yeah. and how many times a day do you do this? two, three times a day. lemonis: it's six weeks after the hurricane, and hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans still don't have running water. yeah. where is it from? [ speaking spanish ] the spring. sí. lemonis: what amazes me is the resourcefulness that people have to try to find things. i mean, this water looks like it could keep flowing. is it clean water? do we know? just because it comes out of the mountain we're assuming that it's clean. like, has anybody tested it? and these people are the lucky o

told a group of puerto ricans the president treated them with extraordinary disrespect in his response to the devastation that followed hurricane maria. here is mj lee with more from san juanreporter: senator warren visiting puerto rico this week, an interesting political choice given that the residents of puerto rico do not get to vote in the u.s. presidential election. it was clear that she wanted to come here in part to send a message about president trump. she has been very critical of the way that president trump and the administration has handled the aftermath of hurricane maria. we asked her about that before she spoke at this event here behind me. we also asked her about the growing 2020 democratic field. here is what she had to say. >> donald trump won't even pay the people of puerto rico the courtesy of acknowledging the deaths of the people they love. and now that he is caught in this fight to try to find funding to be able to build a monument to hate on the southern border of the united states, he looks over to puerto rico to see if he can take away unspent dollars that were designated for relief efforts. that is just fundamentally wrong. >> reporter: the 2020

puerto rican born u.s. founding father has premiered in san juan the production is raising money to help the island which wasbadly damaged by hurricane two years ago this is president trump suggest redirecting disaster relief funds for puerto rico to fund his five billion dollar border war with mexico. reports. transported from broadway to a performing arts seem to in san juan and new audiences experiencing the pop culture phenomenon hamilton was moved a lot of things to the spirit with the people tonight the response when you speak with. the stories come full circle alexander hamilton lift the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seventeen nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed in how this island has come out of devastation and come out of really just nothing and rebuilt and coming alive again i feel like seeing the math on it was so powerful or like i get emotio

left alexander hamilton has returned home to puerto rico the broadway musical hamilton telling the story story of the us founding fathers premiered in san juan it's raising money to help the island which was badly damaged by harken two years ago this as president trump suggests redirecting disaster relief funds for puerto rico to fund his border war with mexico charlotte ballasts reports. transported from broadway to a performing arts scene to in san juan and new audiences experiencing the pop culture phenomenon hamilton that is a lot of things to the spirit with the people tonight the response when you speak with. the story has come full circle alexander hamilton lift the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seven to nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed in how this island has come out of devastation and come out of really just nothing and rebuilt and coming alive again i feel like the lynn thin

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giving his opinion about this winter retreat to puerto rico were 30 democrats, their families and 100 lobbyists came down for the long weekend in san juansten in. >> a lot of democrats are in puerto rico celebrating something, maybe they are celebrating the shutdown, democrats have to do something, we need to have votes all that. without their votes, they control the house, let's make it lease. >> this was not billed as any kind of celebration. there were plenty of meetings, hours of meetings every day for this group of democrats put on by democratic political action committee to lobby for more money for the struggling island territory of the united states after the hurricane in 2017. they have had a tough time but you can see a lot of leisure time and lobbying at the end of the day during a partial government shutdown and the picture of bob menendez of new jersey on the beach, we caught up with him yesterday and he didn't want to talk to us. >> hours and hours of meetings. >> i want to be fair. >> you are neither fair nor balanced. >> we do want to be fair and we have been telling the story. they've had hours of meetings every day. but

puerto rican life recover. and every wednesday matinee is all $10. >> the rehearsal started not long ago. in the cast, rick, he grew up a few miles from the san juange where he will now perform along side miranda. >> our first puerto rican king. what a better place to do it. >> he plays britain's king george iii. >> i have been auditions for two years. >> there's going to be a guy that grew up on the island in the show. >> mind blowing, without a doubt. >> you're like the one they're rooting for. >> i'm going to be like this. m ld kno ine. un rest of the hamilton cast, miranda has very little time to get ready. >> i only have a week or a week and a half. i also have this movie, mar mary poppins returns. >> he plays jack in the remake of the classic film. that boy from the big apple that won a pulitzer, a grammy, and multiple tony awards says he is more than ready for his encore that will happen in front of an audience where he's already a favorite son. >> it made me emotional to talk about i knew that if hamilton would get to go to puerto rico in anyway, shape, or form, i'd want to experience that in first-person. i'd be too nervous sitting out do

puerto rico has to offer. and when we heard that lin was doing that, we were like, "we're coming down too, and we're ready to party." so now we're here. we're in san juan

thing we can't miss is donald trump, his main concern for puerto rico was, of course, the woman who was the mayor, carmen cruz, mayor of san juan had the nerve to stand up to her. the most important thing about puerto rico, this woman had the cheek to talk back to him. he cared more about that than the deaths. >> one of the things he was criticizing, the people on the island and the folks i was corresponding with in puerto rico throughout this thing was the cronyism. >> yep. >> was the white fish energy contract which looks like it was connected to ryan zinke which was built out at a ridiculous number. they couldn't get the power back on. there are going to be more hurricanes hitting puerto rico. it's madness that we still don't have any comprehensive story. and i think when you -- when he talks about in that clip, katrina, the iconic nature of katrina as this failure and where puerto rico sits in our collective imagination about american tragedy and american failure as a governance, and it doesn't register. >> it doesn't register among the public and -- because it was not, there was no -- it did not resonate by the people who

it's love song to puerto rico from the people who call it home. here to perform "en mi viejo san juann a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fantastic. my thanks to lin-manuel miranda, the cast of "hamilton", jose andres, bad bunny. jose felciano and ozuna. [ cheers and applause ] the roots, everyone at american express, and puerto rico. stay tuned for late night with seth meyers. thank you for watching. have a great a night. i hope to see you tomorrow. puerto rico. gracias, de corazon. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- james mcavoy, star of nbc's "the good place", actress d'arcy carden, comedian janelle james, featuring the 8g band with jason mcgerr. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fan

puerto rico. nbc's gabe gutierrez was there. >> reporter: on opening night in san juan, lin-manuel miranda couldn'tve this island so much, and i just want it to be proud of me. >> reporter: more than two years after stepping down from the role that catapulted his career to new heights, he's reprising "hamilton." ♪ >> what moment did you savor the most. >> bringing my father out on stage tonight. no one's worked harder than him. >> reporter: his father took us to vega alta, where lin-manuel spent his childhood summers. what does this island still mean? >> the most important thing i believe it's to redo its electrical grid. >> reporter: "hamilton" is now in a three-week run, raising money to help the arts on the island. >> resilience. that's what these people are. and the spirit here. you feel it. >> reporter: jimmy fallon is among those highlighting puerto rico's resurgence, a focus of the tonight show. >> what i remember from hurricane so vividly was the quiet, not being able to hear from the island in that immediate aftermath. in the eye of a hurricane, there is quiet. >> reporter: an island quiet

puerto rico. transported from broadway to a performing arts seem to in san juan and new audiences experiencing the pop culture phenomenon hamilton was moved a lot of that was. the spirit with the people tonight the response when you speak with. the story has come full circle alexander hamilton left the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seventeen nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed being how this island has come out of devastation and come out of really just nothing and rebuilt and coming alive again i feel like. the math on was so powerful i get emotional this thinking about. hope no enclosure or hamilton has taken politics from the stage to the president creation in man well miranda has used the success of the play winning a live in tony awards in the pulitzer prize for drama as a platform his the cost addressing vice president elect mike pence a

democrats are slammed for partying on the beach down in puerto rico as the partial government shutdown enters day 24. brian: yep, dozens of dems are in san juanf the one of the fancy hotels that the democrats were staying at this weekend for their winter retreat. rob. >> that's right, yeah. it's the last day, guys. this is the hotel that they set up shop at. a very nice place. what a great environment to have this winter retreat. it's an annual thing that they do and they come down here, it's 83 degrees and sunny in january. they love that of course. amid the partial government shutdown of course optically it doesn't look that good. this is a retreat put on by democratic political action committee. 30-plus democrats, a whole bunch of lobbyists and corporate owners stiff like that. trying to get more money and more attention for this island territory that has really had a rough bout the last 10, 15 years even. they have come into tremendous debt the hurricane in 2017 that disseminated the island. today the dems are going to be lobbied a bit more by a latino political action committee. meet with political action members talk about the anger ove

juan. the great thing with this, and you mentioned the solution, and the last month, refund gallons one million of water sitting in the airport, somewhere, in puerto rico. a million gallons. almost 20 million dollars worth of water. you can bring the assets, you can bring the food, whatever you bring to help people. if you don't have a good distribution system that is organized and systemic, you can claim, hey, we send them the food, but if the food is sitting somewhere in a place where nobody has access to, you are not helping. what we did is every piece of fruit, every bottle of water, every meal we made, we had a very good distribution system. at one point, in one day, we were able to reach 900 points of the distribution around the island. that's what we really did. we didn't cook. what we did is make sure we brought the food to every corner the island where people, elderly especially, were hungry and waiting for a plate of food. >> what was your coordination -- [ applause ] >> i'm not feeling you, so don't clap. there is no food after my talk. thank you. [laughter] >> what was your relationship with the federal government? were they helping? w