la estructura delictiva la encabezan ismael y emanuel laredo. la complementan otras tres personas.008 de la manufactura irresponsables de miles de kilos de heroÍna hasta la costa de estados unidos. para este analista la apariciÓn de un nuevo cartel es un tema importante tanto para la sociedad norteamericana como la mexicana. >> no se conocÍa a estos personajes. por lo menos no se los identifica como un cartel. juan: el informe detalla que este cartel contribuye la epidemia del uso de heroÍna en los estados unidos. seÑala que la comisiÓn nacional de seguridad mÉxico fichÓ en noviembre de 2003 se ha ismael laredo. sin embargo parece experto en temas de seguridad del gobierno mexicano no ha aplicado metros efectivos para combatir a estas clases de delincuentes. >> como de los que nacieron otras organizaciones. juan: es importante saber quiÉn complementa el negocio, es decir, quien distribuye la divina esencia es como nueva york, chicago y miami. ilia: hillary clinton y bernie sanders se enfrentaron esta noche en un acalorado debate en nueva york. clinton comenzÓ su discurso recordando

i could keep going -- born and raised. >> laredo, texas. right on the border, epitomizes the border. two cities but basically one. solely on things from one country to another. >> they are the greatest in land ports in the united states and mexico, think of a port like new york and boston, these are inland ports, there is an artery throughout the continent. >> the concrete mississippi. the amount of trade that goes through. and along the web of trade and every day commerce is illicit trade. they find their communities becoming the crossroads of illicit trade, not just think they themselves are trying to do to save money but also invites outsiders to use the place of traffic but basically interplay between locals who are just trying -- this place is also the place outside of come to do illicit trade and a conflict between locals and outsiders and governments of the united states and mexico come to police it because it is policed and monitored and that is a story i tell over 100 year period. >> campbell taylor, your book the coyote's bicycle,

>>> >>> hoy en el noticiero telemundo laredo de corrupciÓn y lavado de dinero mÁs grande del mundo acabae ser revelada investigaciÓn internacional muestra como 140 figuras pÚblicas entre las que se encuentran jefes de estado, messi y esconden su fortuna. >>> una vez... este tren se estrellÓ a un vehÍculo de construcciÓn atravesado en la vÍa le costÓ la vida a dos personas. >>> donald trump se disculpa en instantes le contarÉ que dijo sobre su esposa y la de ted cruz. >>> y ademÁs este aviÓn es el primero en partir del aeropuerto en bruselas tras atentados cÓmo la ciudad vuelve a la normalidad le contamos. >>> este es noticiero telemundo fin de semana con luis carlos ve legz y sofÍa. >>> quÉ tal muy buenas tardes la mÁs grande realidad de corrupciÓn global y lavado de dinero fue revelada hoy el consorcio tuvo acceso a once millones de documentos que muestran que figuras pÚblicas y polÍticos en todo el mundo realizaban maniobras financieras para lavar dinero. >>> asÍ es, quÉ tal muy buenas tardes soy sofÍa en el ceno de la investigaciÓn que parte de informaciÓn filtrada estÁ una firma pana

on thursday, with a daughter on each hand, lazcano turned herself in to immigration authorities in laredo, texas. meanwhile in mexico, two soldiers face military charges following the release of a video showing them helping a federal police officer torturing a civilian woman during an interrogation. the video shows officers pulling the woman's hair, putting a rifle muzzle against her head and placing her head in a , plastic bag as she thrashes and nearly passes out. the interrogation took place last february in guerrero state, the same state where 43 students went missing after an encounter with local police in september 2014. mexico's national human rights commission confirmed thursday a witness has reported two federal police were present when some of the students were taken off a bus and disappeared. the account bolsters earlier journalists' reports pointing to a role by federal police as well as the mexican military in the disappearance of the 43 students. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. we're on a 100 city tour

i worked brownsville, laredo.rked all those towns that we affectionately refer to as the knife and gun club. i worked the night shift there. you talk about building bridges. i literally got to see what that wall was like, which is like swiss cheese or it doesn't exist. the question is have you done your homework? i'm going to go into that voting booth next week. you're one of the few candidates -- well, the only person that's really gone down to see the border was donald trump. he gets it. he talked to the border patrol. he talked to the people. >> what policy would you push? >> i feel that those borders need to be secured, and i do. and i'll tell you why. i'll tell you why. because the crime is rampant. i mean, it's one thing you're talking the talk and i do like you, but i'm concerned that why have you not gone down to the border? why have you not talked to the people there and see what these people are experiencing? >> let me get an answer. >> i have talked to people but i haven't actually been there to look at

honduran boy, a drug user and a thief, who makes his way through mexico and across the texas border at laredo. his book contrasts on several points one is that enrique's journey is written at a level appropriate for fifth graders. as gauged by the independent rating system. well, welcome to the launch of the national association of scholars new edition of beach booksful it's our fifth. this edition covers the books assigned by colleges and universities to their incoming freshmen classes in summer of 2014 and 2015. we have a splendid lineup of speakers to break the champagne lot oval the bow of beach books number five. a little later we'll hear from executive director of the nas, ashley thorne, who first conceived of studying and reading programs as a way to illuminate what colleges really value. she wrote the first four reports, and established the subject as something that book professors and the general public takes seriously. we also will hear from the nas director of communication, david randall. who wrote this new report. dr. randall, whose ph.d from rutgers is in history, joined the nat

partnerships can be to help reduce wait times at ports of entry, the land-based ports of entry like laredo, which is the largest land based port of entry in the united states, and if you have ever been there, you see the trucks stacked up coming from mexico and important trade that goes on between our two countries that support six million jobs in the united states alone, but these public-private partnerships have been very successful in helping deal with our infrastructure needs. it's not just about convenience. it has an economic impact as well. i mentioned the six million people who benefit because of their jobs depend on binational trade just between the united states and mexico. for example, according to one study, each minute a truck sits idle at the border waiting to come to the united states, even though they are legally authorized to come here, to bring goods manufactured or produced in mexico, for example, more than $100 million of economic output is lost or forfeited. let me say that. for every minute a truck sits at the border because we don't have the infrastructure to process

from october of last year to february, just five-month period, 18,500 cuban arrived at the texas laredo field office. we're getting similar reports from the coast guard. what's more concerning is the number of people we talked about this briefly last week at another hearing, coming in i think through ecuador, panama and costa rica. if you read the press reports, some of these governments, their body language or attitude is we're going to put them on a plane and fly them as close as possible to the u.s. border. this is a major developing issue here. much of the surge has occurred since the deal. what is driving this new migration? what is driving this new migration? what is our position to these countries talking about moving these people? their attitude is our job is to facilitate them, get them to the u.s. which is where they want to go. third what is the best way to stop this? >> thank you for that question, senator. the engagement with the countries in the region focus is on encouraging them to ensure safe legal and orderly migration. much of this migration is documented as it passes

para ayudarlo a pesar de que este animal pues estaba nervioso lograron con ido quÉ idoado romper laredol hombre se duerme y se despierta en un momento porque oye a la policÍa que los estaban persiguiendo y resulta que el seÑor iba, el niÑo b a 86 millas en una zona del 65 por eso lo pararon en enfrenta cargos ahora y ademÁs lo corren de uber. >>> el niÑo estaba ademÁs no paraba la policÍa lo seguia persiguiendo o sea que tuvieron un accidente terminaron arrestando al niÑo y despidiendo al hombre. >>> pero es irresponsabilidad. >>> despuÉs del cuento que me han echado siempre tengo una pregunta. >>> la foto es del niÑo o del chofer? >>> creo que era el chofer. >>> no. >>> yo creo que era el joven. >>> este es un joven. >>> pero debe haber sido crecido. >>> y sin licencia. >>> deberÍa haber hecho en lugar di el chofer se siente cansado estÁ en medio de la carretera de un camino detenerse y decirle la verdad, no puedo manejar. >>> es simple como eso. >>> fue responsable al decirle no puedo mÁs. >>> pero sÍ, pero debe decir no puedo mÁs. >>> es un acto de de wrecd. >>> claro que estÁ mal. >

costa con el estreno de chiquis rivera, un saludo los angeles, arizona, texas, la zona fronteriza de laredo lo va a ver, como te digo, habrÍa que revisar si estÁ bien hecho la producciÓn. >> cuando uno se lo un vÍdeo musical de transporte mÁs a -te transformas en un actor, estÁs en un personaje, nuestro amigo gerardo no es un matÓn no le gusta pegarle a las mujeres, es un personaje, bueno o malo estÁ la polÉmica y ha tenido millones de visitas, la gente que no lo conoce lo va a ir a ver, le ha funcionado con la polÉmica. >> dios mÍo, lo que tengo que escuchar, orlando. orlando: vamos a un saludo romÁntico, la banda ms, hay tiempo para el amor, siempre hay momento para el romanticismo "sÓlo con verte" para los romÁnticos que amanecemos juntos. aproveche esta maÑana del 7 de abril para llamarle decirle te quiero, te extraÑo, vuelve, un sigamos, celebremos la vida. mucha atenciÓn, el chapo de sinaloa, hasta hace poco era cantante, sigue siendo cantante, ahora tambiÉn es actor, le sacÓ chiste al caso de gerardo ortiz, y quiere hacer tambiÉn un vÍdeo, pero uno mÁs fuerte, veamos. >> yo creo que

year-old honduras boy, drug user and the who makes his way through mexico and across the texas border at laredo. the book contrasts on several points, one is in wiki's journey is journey is written at a level appropriate for fifth-graders. and engaged by the independent. welcome to the launch of the national association of scholars new addition, this edition covers the books assigned by colleges and universities to their incoming freshman classes in summer 2013 and 15. we have a splendid lineup of speakers to break the champagne bottle over beach books number five, a little later later we will hear from executive director of the nas who first conceived the study and reading program as a way to illuminate what colleges really value. she wrote the first report and establish the subject is something that professors and the general public take seriously. we'll also hear for the nas director of communication david randall who wrote this new report. he was phd from rockers and he joins the national association of scholars in october 1. his first assignment was to synthesize our massive collection of