migration problem is so profound is because you guys, i'm now quoting the washington office of latin americanat your hardline policies on migration issues in the south of your country have proven consistently ineffective at deterring immigration, they have violated human rights, they have exposed migrants to about abuse, corruption, and violence. and that's on you! that's on mexico. that's nothing to do with donald trump and the united states. when there are people suffering, when there are people running away from violence, like the syrians, you use your compassion and share it with others. that is the way we think in mexico. we do not use a stick. we are not only about money and economic growth. we consider the human side of people because of humanity, and listen. hejust said, the world does not belong, it belongs to humanity, it does not belong to trump and united states. nations belong to citizens. our border in the south is not what it should be because there is hunger, there is poverty. there are also abuses, systemic abuses carried out by your security forces and there is corruption. s

the abuse has been going on since 6.february the latin american montessori bilingual school has two locations -- this one in northwest washington and the next one in northeast washington, which is where taight.z for the past six years, the list has equaled or exceeded its total enrollment. website also claims each classroom has two instructors, one teaching the half-day in other a half in english. fernandez, who was arrested friday, is scheduled for a preliminary hearing march 8. so far we have not received a response from school leaders.

. >> is a mexican come as latin american come as latin american and the smi group worker, as a human being, i'm against any form of walter wants to separate us. >> the aclu has your back, we have your back if we will not forget you. trade to even treated at the president during the show but did not get a response. lauren: president trump plans to lay out details of how the administration is going to overhaul the nation's health care law. in his speech to marinate them and this is that the president said last night during the annual black-tie ball for the nation's governors. >> is most to me now, obama carries a tremendous problems. i won't say in front of democrats. i'll just say to republicans. it doesn't work. we are going to repeal and replace it no say something very special. train to house minority leader nancy pelosi claims the president has no specific plans for health care. >> you have to have the full package. if they come up with something that keeps lowering cost, extending coverage, then we could have something to talk about. we haven't seen anything to talk to them about

'm jason the director of the latin american centers and we are going to talk about these the timing of discussion today could not be more appropriate. tonight, secretary rex tillerson and secretary john kelly will arrive in mexico with the objective of trying to calm the waters. i'm sure we can all guess what will be part of the topics in tomorrow's meetings. security, migration, the economy, border issues. of course, this will be against a backdrop where a once constructive relationship is now under threat. politics on both sides of the border now will be as important as policy or potentially more important in finding common ground. it comes just within a week after prime minister justin trudeau came to washington. a visit that again raised questions about broader north america integration. that would be a huge loss for u.s. jobs. we have an all-star panel to do so today. beginning on your right is peter mckay. peter is someone i have had the pleasure of working alongside of four years now. everything you have heard about him is correct. he has held an impressive number of posts in th

some of japanese-latin americans were deported to japan. a ju ended up going back to latin america. in the '50s can become citizens they do become citizens of the united states. but when the redress for japanese happens, japanese-americans are not given the same redress until the mid 90s. there's a class action suit filed. the u.s. makes a settlement offers an apology. that's in exchange for dropping the lawsuit. and a lot of people did accept the settlement. i want to tell you that some folks rejected the offer and there's been continued litigation in the courts and debates in congress and japanese-latin american have begun to other bodies. they want to hold united states accountable to war crimes. that is ongoing situation. in you're interested in i can share more information with you about that. so just by way of recapping, today we looked at interment from a different angle, the experience of the interment and secondly the question of what interment was present to produce. and i hope that with both of our discussions that you now have a sense of the complexity of the situation an

the deputy director as well as the entire latin american events team here at the atlantic council.want to thank secretary gutierrez for his insightful remarks, your leadership on the issues. my colleague who opened the event, and of course, this all-star panel. of course, all of you for joining us today. this is an issue that is incredibly important for the atlantic council and the latin american center and will be continuing to have events and publications and other types of social media awareness about the importance of the mexican relationship in north america overall. thank you for being with us. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you can watch this atlantic council form on trade later today on the c-span video library. go to c-span.org. you can find other programs related to the issue. coming up tonight, the milwaukie county share up trunk support of david clark will be speaking at a constitution day dinner

pay rates for the manufacturing sector have now soared above most latin american countries.e uk will demand that big tech companies like facebook and twitter must develop new technological solutions to control cyberbullying. the article says the firms could face sanctions if they don't comply. and millennials in china seem to be changing their shopping habits. the china daily reports many are moving from the online marketplace back into the so—called real world. yes, they're back visiting stores in person. quite right! i have this discussion every day at home. not that i really wa nt to every day at home. not that i really want to go to the shop, i would rather go to the shop and go online. joining us is michaela bergman, chief counsellor for social issues

pay rates for the manufacturing sector have now soared above most latin american countries. a report in the times suggests ministers in the uk will demand that big tech companies like facebook and twitter must develop new technological solutions to control cyberbullying. the article says the firms could face sanctions if they don't comply. and millennials in china seem to be changing their shopping habits. the china daily reports many are moving from the online marketplace back into the so—called real world. yes, they're back visiting stores in person. quite right! i have this discussion every day at home. not that i really wa nt to every day at home. not that i really want to go to the shop, i would rather go to the shop and go online. joining us is michaela bergman, chief counsellor for social issues at the european bank for reconstruction & development. good morning. good morning. do you remember a beauty pageant a few yea rs remember a beauty pageant a few years ago when the hosts announced mr lapine is and she was putting on the crown, he said he was sorry and he made a

maybe another 20% are from the rest of latin american. >> neil: how do we handle the 20%?icans say you're not shipping them to us. what do you do? >> yes, once they're inside the united states, mexico won't take them back unless we work out a deal. right now they have to be flown back. right now they get released, a court date and they never show up. a memo released today is to try to stop the catch and release policy. that means we'll have to detain folks. it's not reasonable to expect mexico to operate with our immigration enforcement priorities. we have to do it ourselves. >> they don't seem to be volunteering to do so. if anything, they're promising to take their case to the u.n. so what do you see coming up this meeting with the secretary of state, our homeland security secretary, how will they deal with that? >> there's some things that we can say. if you have come through mexico and apply for asylum in the united states, we can say look, you need to do back to mexico because you're country shopping. mexico has signed all the same treaties that we have. they grant as

the mass here has a latin american rhythm and the catholic church is making the moral case for immigrationop says a secure border with mexico depends on solving problems elsewhere in honduras, guatemala and el salvador. people have a right to live in conditions in their own country where they are safe and secure and can provide for their children. and if they don't have those conditions something seriously wrong. the americas are connected, and sometimes we don't always realise how profoundly. these families have made it and are now applying for asylum, but there may soon be another physical barrier to the fulfilment of the american dream. james cook, bbc news, mcallen in texas. let's get more now on the investigation into the killing of the half—brother of north korea's leader. in the latest development, north korea has blamed malaysia for the death of its citizen last week. posted on the home page of the north korea's official kcna new agency website is this statement: "the biggest responsibility for his death rests with the government of malaysia as the citizen of the dprk died in its l

anthony: chef/restauranteur francis mallmann is one of the biggest and most influential figures in latin americanpire, and now, in middle age, gives delightfully few shits about anything unimportant. >> francis: this is a restaurant i love, carlitos. he serves you whatever he has, there's no menu. ♪ >> anthony: of all the places in the world that francis mallmann can eat, and has eaten, it's this place he wanted to take me to. bodegón don carlitos. >> francis: it's him and his wife in the kitchen with the two daughters, there's nobody else. and they've been open for 45 years. >> anthony: an unassuming, family-run joint across from the soccer stadium. >> anthony: so, who are the customers, ordinarily? >> francis: he, you know, he doesn't have prices. it's fun because you see very simple people and if you look, sort of, wealthy and elegant you'll get a big check and, if not, you'll get a small check. that's the way it works. ah, this is carlitos! carlitos! >> anthony: how do you do, sir? >> carlito: welcome. >> anthony: thank you. oh! beautiful. i will grab this guy. >> anthony: there are gods here

the abuse has been going on since 6.february the latin american montessori bilingual school has two locations -- this one in northwest washington and the next one in northeast washington, which is where taight.z for the past six years, the list has equaled or exceeded its total enrollment. website also claims each classroom has two instructors, one teaching the half-day in other a half in english. fernandez, who was arrested friday, is scheduled for a preliminary hearing march 8. so far we have not received a response from school leaders. in northwest washington, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. two teenagers after the hunt for shot them who continues. somebody started shooting at a 15-year-old boy and 16-year-old girl as they would've for a bus at the naylor road metro station. bus riders were shocked to hear t this. people feel like they can do whatever they want. you have to protect yourself. the gun man walked away from the scene. investigators have surveillance help pinpoint a motive. followingtwo developing stories the south. in houston, the police are killer after an l who shot and killed

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. >> as a mexican, as a latin american, as a migrant worker, as a human being, i'm against any form of wall that wants to separate us. >> reporter: and the iranian filmmaker who won best foreign film was a no-show. he boycotted the ceremony over trump's policies. >> "i'm sorry i'm not with you tonight. my absence is out of respect for the people of my country and those of other six nations whom have been disrespected by the inhumane law that bans entry of immigrants to the u.s." >> reporter: last year's award ceremony saw only white actors nominated in the top categories, prompting criticism. this year saw the first muslim win for best supporting actor. >> peace and blessings. >> reporter: and viola davis left the audience in tears for her acceptance speech for best supporting actress, making the biggest win of this year diversity. kozue hamamoto, nhk world. >>> the prime minister of japan >>> japan's tourism industry has been enjoying record numbers of visitors over the last few years, but not every part of the country is reaping the rewards. some prefectures are struggling to attract

administration does not want to push ahead with the free trade zone with your, they will look at asian and latin american partners. she was not counting on american cooperation. take a listen. >> we welcome the issue of free trade hearing germany's 220 meeting. wto and then we can see what the priorities of the u.s. administration, where they live. >> donald trump has indicated he will attend that meeting in july. oil prices have risen slightly this wednesdsday on surprising data shong u.s. gasoline stockpiles have dropped slightly more than expected. that helped wall street pair back some of its earlier losses. the nasdaq up slightly as apple traits near record highs and intel shares rising only slightly this session. europe meeting with gains of a -- .25% earlier. the greek finance minister has rejected the latest assessment of its finances in the international monetary fund. saying the -- it does not take account of government reforms implplemented in t the last two years. it t could reach h explosive levels by 2020. finance minister said that you is misleading and overly pessimistic. the imf's at log

. >>> the latin american public charter school will close tomorrow. a number of city day care centers are opening later or with limited hours. >>> the senate has voted to repeal a gun control rule issued under the obama administration. that measure tightens federal background checks to keep people with mental disorders from buying guns. the rule was simply too broad. the house passed the roll back earlier this month. it now goes to president trump for his signature. >>> all this month we are committed to helping you take care of your heart. we call this heart love. >> incredibly excited about all of this. we're getting ab overwhelming response to our free heart health screenings in dc and prince george's county. andrea roane joins us live. andrea. >> reporter: bruce, overwhelming response here. about 300 people this is donna. how long did it take you to get here? >> oh my goodness, about a couple hours. >> couple of hours. guess what, donna's out of luck. they're not taking any more people. pamela the prince george's county public health officer is he

$30 a month. [ cheers and applause ] >> and that is another example of how faulkner influenced latin american literature. [ cellphone beeps ] seth, i thought i told you to turn off your phone. >> i'm sorry, mrs. lehman. i think someone re-tweeted me. >> seth, you're just some random

coming up next. [ cheers and applause ] >> and that is another example of how faulkner influenced latin american literature. [ cellphone beeps ] seth, i thought i told you to turn off your phone. >> i'm sorry, mrs. lehman. i think someone re-tweeted me. >> seth, you're just some random who would re-tweet you? >> kellyanne, i just re-tweeted the best tweet. i mean, wow. what a great, smart tweet. >> mr. trump, we're in a security briefing. >> i know, but this could not wait. it was from a young man named seth. he's 16. he's in high school. and i really did re-tweet him, seriously. this is real. >> he really did do this. >> well, sir, you're the president-elect, so i guess you can do whatever you want. but we'd really like to fill you in on syria. >> god, seth seems so cool. his twitter bio says he wants to make america great again. >> that is cool, sir. >> it also says he loves the anaheim ducks. >> okay, see, there is a reason, actually, that donald tweets so much. he does it to distract the media from his business conflicts and all the very scary people in his cabinet.

damian: has nafta worked for all latin american countries?nte: now for mexico, it's the ones directly involved, mexico, canada, and the united states, and it has worked extremely well. today, mexico has the seventh largest trading balance in the world. today, mexico has close to triple its per capita income in the last 10 years. today, mexico has reduced by 35% the number of families in poverty and in extreme poverty. it's a very important reduction, and it's not what governments have done or nafta has done. it's because these people, these families have had, for the first time, the opportunity to overcome the poverty by their own effort, by having the tools to be able to do that. so, mexico is on the move. goldman sachs's projection for 2040, they show that the number one economy in the world will be china by 2040. united states will be the second. and the fifth economy, largest economy in the world will be mexico. this is goldman sachs' projection. so, mexico is on the move, has a very solid, reliable economy. it's a very solid partner of t

now trump is reviving this hatred among the iranians, among the muslims, the africans, latin americansack his rhetoric on iran. he vowed on the campaign trail to rip up the deal with iran, and that does not seem to be happening. he has dialled back a bit. he is imposing sanctions, economic sanctions against certain areas. but the shocking thing was, i was in america in october before the election, the number of muslims who were backing trump, shame on them. 33% of american muslims backed this man. it is a challenge, the other thing he presents is a challenge forjournalism. when you have got a president who basically says terrorist attacks are not being reported, and the facts are that every one of those attacks as far as we can see were reported and given a degree of interest by different media outlets, but they were reported. how do you handle someone who says things which are clearly not the case? there has been some talk about we should not be televising these press conferences from kellyanne conway and trump. we need to fact check them, and you cannot fact check them as they are ha

rest of our community, and second the message is we are a community, and all of us and white, latin american, muslim, mexican, all of us together. >> you have once again seen an opportunity to advance your political self-interest by exploiting fear and ignorance against our community. >> america has prospered because it opens doors, not closes them. >> reporter: none defended stewart to me pubically or with the camera turned out. turnout here was 28%, and democrats hope protests like this will push the number higher. stewart and i didn't get a chance to talk tonight, but we traded texts throughout the meeting, and he said people are always welcome to come and express their first amendment right. garrett haake, wusa 9. >> a lot of local businesses in dc are getting ready to be short staffed on thursday a day- long protest is calling on latino immigrants to skip work, the goal? to illustrate just how important immigrants are to the economic engine of our area, and the owner of the popular restaurant meridian pint posted this on facebook saying as a latino business owner he stands in solitarity

the mass here has a latin american rhythm.holic church is making the moral case for immigration reform. but this bishop says a secure border with mexico depends on solving problems elsewhere in honduras, guatemala, and el salvador. people have a right to live in conditions in their own country where they are safe and secure and can provide for their children. and if they do not have those conditions, there is something seriously wrong. the americas are connected and sometimes we do not always realise how profoundly. these families have made it and are now applying for asylum. but there may soon be another physical barrier to the fulfilment of the american dream. we can turn on now to sport. wayne rooney — he's one of world football's biggest names. he's also a manchester united legend, holding their goal scoring record. but could he be on the move? there are reports the 32 year old is eyeing a move to china. we can speak tojohn. a lot of people wondering, wayne rooney so well paid, but how much could he get? huge amounts. but

"targeted enforcement operations" against criminals and undocumented immigrants from a dozen latin american countries. without releasing total arrest numbers, d.h.s. says the operations have occurred in california, illinois, new york, north carolina, south carolina and georgia. immigration rights advocates say there was also increased activity by immigration and customs enforcement, or ice, in kansas, oklahoma, texas, florida, virginia and maryland. one group criticized ice for not been forthright with advocates and their attorneys about the actions. a department of homeland security spokeswoman tells the newshour: the head of the ice field office in los angeles says his agents arrested 160 foreign nationals. almost all of them had felony or misdemeanor convictions, and about 40 have already been deported. the stepped-up action stems from president trump's january 25th executive order to detain immigrants who've broken the law and expedite their removal. homeland security secretary john kelly accompanied ice agents in san diego yesterday. >> went to a house, knocked on the door and took a p

the mass here has a latin american rhythm and the catholic church is making the moral case for immigrationsecure border with mexico depends on solving problems elsewhere in honduras, guatemala, and el salvador. people have a right to live in conditions in their own country where they are safe and secure and can provide for their children. and if they don't have those conditions something seriously wrong. the americas are connected and sometimes we don't always realise how profoundly. these families have made it and are now applying for asylum, but there may soon be another physical barrier to the fulfilment of the american dream. james cook, bbc news, mcallen in texas. hills experts have been telling us to eat five portions of fruit and veg. new research says we should double that. data was analysed from nearly 100 studies and apparently 800g nearly 100 studies and apparently 800 g gives us the best benefit, about ten portions. much more to come, including this. the worst wildfires in chile's history. 4000 people have been evacuated as this wildfire spread. prince charles has chosen his br

were targeted enforcement operations against criminals and undocumented immigrants from a dozen latin american countries. >> sreenivasan: a texas woman was sentenced to eight years in prison for voting illegally. for more on the case watch my interview with associated press reporter paul weber at www.facebook.com/newshour. >> sreenivasan: canadian prime minister justin trudeau will meet president trump for the first time when he visits the white house tomorrow. and the topics of trade, immigration, and national security will likely top their agenda. for a preview of the trudeau- trump meeting, yesterday i spoke with "new york times" reporter ian austen, who reports from the canadian capital of ottawa. we kind of have an idea of what's going to be on the plate, but how is the canadian government preparing the prime minister for this meeting? >> well, they started preparing for the new administration virtually right after election day. i mean, trudeau started sending down his most senior aides to washington, one of whom was his college roommate, to start making connectioning with the most senior

slowdown in latin american companies. and the slowdown in china.rd year. league their profits were helped, giving them another record yearlj would like to discuss the relationship between the ceo of gm and donald trump. this is a photo from last friday. a meeting of us business leaders hosted at the white house by president trump. the only ceo of a car company who was invited was mary barrett. she is next to the president. she is ceo of gm. she has got the prime spot in the whole meeting. that suggests her relationship is good? it's really interesting because she was in fact at the white house and will be meeting with mr trump regularly. but interestingly, when it comes to the automobile makers, we have seen that mrtrump has automobile makers, we have seen that mr trump has really been going back —— going after them, wanting to see more cars built in the united states. we have seen companies like ford make announcements that they will not be making as many investments to mexico factories, but redirecting some of that investment into their domestic

we are similar economies, and therefore we are not like the profile that you have some of the latin americanlike brazil, where their primary products have a natural complement to china. mexico, north america, we have a more competitive profile. >> you mention brazil has a potential trading partner. that is a country that is even more closed and has an economy without a lot of growth potential right now. roughzil is going to economic times, but we do believe the brazilian market is an important market. we have a strong relationship with them. we are basically trading more than $10 billion with the brazilians. high potential, but mostly right now mexico in we aref agro products, fully dependent on the u.s. economy given that we have to prepare for uncertain times in we have toue, basically strengthen our relationship with argentina and brazil, because we are highly productive in grains, wheat, corn, you name it, they haven't. that was mexico's economy minister speaking to mike mckee. door to opening the more ipos, closer look at china's plan to use listings to lure capital this is bloomberg. ♪

the mass here has a latin american rhythm and the catholic church is making the moral case for immigrationays a secure border with mexico depends on solving problems elsewhere in honduras, guatemala and el salvador. people have a right to live in conditions in their own country where they are safe and secure and can provide for their children. and if they don't have those conditions something seriously wrong. the americas are connected and sometimes we don't always realise how profoundly. these families have made it and are now applying for asylum, but there may soon be another physical barrier to the fulfilment of the american dream. james cook, bbc news, mcallen in texas. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the dresses that defined diana, outfits worn by the late princess of wales go on display in london. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malacanang, the name

and also to be able to ask in different regions of the world, like latin american.e market. and we'll continue to strive to the same. and obviously we intend to cooperate. in the best possible way, with the usa. because they have always been our ally. and we understand a country like italy, thatis we understand a country like italy, that is very export oriented, and in favour of free trade, something that we have done over the centuries... we understand the role we can have on the international scene. we will not accept closure and we will a lwa ys not accept closure and we will always strive to have openness. and we are sure this will work with the uk and the rest of the international scene. on the question of eu citizens living here in the united kingdom, i've consistently said that i want to be able to and expect to be able to guarantee their status here in the uk. but as the uk prime minister i must of course also think of the uk citizens living in the 27, what will be the 27 remaining states of the eu. i would want their status in those member states to be guar

is an immigration lawyer who serves largely latin american immmigrants.she says in recent weeks.. she's gotten questions she's never been asked before.sot veronica guinto, immigration lawyer.if i'm a citizen and i have a loved one who's living with me or i'm giving the money to help support them what are the ramifications that the government si going to do against me and those in my 13 years of practicing ive never heard of those fears.sotvo veronica guinto, immigration lawyerpeople are now afraid now afraid of what's going to happen to them. even people who have status, people who are permanent residents. ntshaykolo says her work has also changed.sot clementine ntshaykoloin addition to being legal service providers, we're also now acting as counselors. like i spent so many times just counseling thousands across the nation, including here in the bay area, stayed home from work today in solidarity with documented and undocumented immigrants living in the united states. it's called..."a day without immigrants"... restaurants and businesses across the nation closed their doors for th

know how these boys fit in so i started reading everything i could find about the history of the latin american drug trade, our relationship with mexico over the years and i wanted to go to mexico. i had been a legal reporter, mostly a desk reporter at the wall street journal so i had no contact in mexico, didn't know who to call but i wanted to see something. i went to sin lol on the other side of mexico from where the boys in laredo had worked in the gulf side. i went to the state of sinaloa which is not a tourist stays. it is rundown in these days but it is the drug heartland of mexico where the single cartel is. i went to the capital city and i didn't know anyone there but the one thing i could do, the casual thing i could do was see the cemetery on the outskirts of the capital city. this is a cemetery that is known unofficially as the cartel cemetery where a lot of men and young men and boys who worked for this in a lower cartel library. i went there and along the perimeter of the cemetery these very gaudy mausoleums that almost look like a condo in miami from decades ago which is miniatur

caller: i just want to say that know whate don't happens in latin american ,ountries like cuba boliviavenezuela -- this president is doing exactly what happened in those countries. ed before they became president and once they , it happened exactly like this president is doing. , whathut down the media he is doing right now, and they boosted the military because they are protecting the president. they don't care about anything and they become dictators. this president is doing the same thing. host: harry from georgia. independent line. caller: good morning, america. thank you, c-span. --ould like to remind people i do this every time i call -- there's $2.5 trillion surplus still in social security. this is an insurance program. it is not an entitlement program. i think you could juggle the military budget and focus it on the current needs without it having to increase. meanwhile, you have the state department which is just 1% or less of the budget. i can't imagine you can cut that. epa is even less than that. i can't imagine you would want to cut that. , you have putica for 40, 50 year

speaking at these wink wink remarks as a conversation with president medvedev for he says tells latin american be more flexible. they're not going to hear back from donald trump and i think they are beginning to get used to it. lou: to watch this piece is -- the speeches and the national media they don't in any way seem to have the global comprehension of the ideological maneuvers that are taking place. that is as if the left-wing of the democratic party is not closer to their views of the russian ideology in history than the republican party itself and conservative america. and then to watch the national liberal media play this russian connecti to the trump administration is highly amusing. your thoughts? >> look and i will tell you who is most highly amusing to the people in the kremlin saying they are going to the useful idiots of the american media playing this up again. it's the marxist analogy as a whole as trotsky uses sam lennon , the caplis will sell us the rope to hang them with i'm sure they're laughing the same way today as vladimir putin does. lou: is quite something in to see thi

the school that my son went to in the same district. 67 percent of the students are of latin american origin, central or south america or mexico. and now, as a promoter of land and sf, for language access in the communities in san francisco. allocate these funds for the public defense so that they provide the necessary defense to the people that need them. and because san francisco has made itself known as a sanctuary city i hope that we do what we need to do, so that we can live up to that. they the tax that they pay for, and they may not have papers but they participate in the tax paying, responsibilities. i hope that you gives the funds to this defense. >> thank you. >> my name is stephanie, and i am a resident of district three. i want to thank supervisor fewer to taking the initiative to expand legal defense funding for our city's most vulnerable residents as the grandchild of immigrants, i strongly support this initiative, especially given our current national climate of fear and instability. immigrants, both documented and undocumented form the back bone of our society. and des

. >> you know, the new generations of the drivers, and to be latin american from mexico, and it's a huge's a big deal and i am super excited to be here. >> suarez will be starting 19th today, and the front row will be dale earnhardt jr., and his fans extra excited to see him because it will be the first race for junior since last july, and he was forced to miss the second half of the season because of side effects from concussions. good to see him back out there. and this is the 16th anniversary of when his dad, dale earnhardt, died from a crash. now this happened in fayetteville, arkansas, and mayfield claimed he was trying to break up a fight but when an officer tried to speak with him he ran away and the officer chased him down and tackled him, and according to the police report, mayfield had trouble walking and was intoxicated, and oklahoma university said they are aware of the matter and have no other information at this time. and then a chance to win $500 towards his tuition, and you have to top it off with the half-court shot. look at him go. 3 for 3. he gets to half-court, and he

he taught at the northeast campus of the latin american bilingual charter school.e say the incidents happened on multiple occasions from august 17th to february 6th. police say the victims included two girls and one boy. >>> montgomery county dealership is repairing this is gaping hole in its building. fur -- fire officials say an employee had a medical emergency while driving an suv. you can see the suv crashed and stopped right there. the man accidently hit the gas and drove into another car. that car then went through the wall of the dealership building and ruptures a 55-gallon oil drum. hazmat crews were called to handle that spill. we're told the man should be okay. >>> and in waynesboro, a home damagete stop at a stop sign. he pushed a parked car into this house. police say this happened yesterday evening. bystanders helped the man get out of the suv. he does have minor injuries, but no one was home when this happened. police are now looking into why he didn't stop at that stop sign. >>> and it looks like the proposed fine for driving too slow in the fast lan

. >> it's an american restaurant and we're inspired by the latin-american flavors so a little of peruvianmexican cuisine, central american. that's how we have fun. >> what about the special date night menu? >> it's going on for around a month now and we're offering $30 dinners including cold chicken, cold fish and steak. we give you a couple fibbings and a side dish and you make your own tacos. in order to bring in first timers and just have them play around a little bit. >> this is the midlevel date night special. this is the $85 seafood feast. tell us about it. >> this is created just for valentine's. tomorrow is a rohit sharmantic we touch up a little of the classic steak and lobster dinner. so we're preparing some of those plates. >> while you're cooking -- it's lobster >> everything gets fried quickly on a work since we don't have a work here, a burden of proofer. >> that's okay. >> you can start mixing this up. >> i'm making this. i can do that. >> a little bit of that. >> tell me what this is. >> a little vegetable stock. that will be the juice. and that's going to gives a really n

. >> reporter: at the latin american youth center, counselor margie says her young people don't bullye confident about themselves. >> they'll stand up to people and say hey, we don't do that here. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> a contractor promises a refund after work done on a house didn't meet expectations. coming up, nbc 4 responds after the check doesn't come in the mail. >>> and two fires, house fires in a week caused by children playing with lighters or matches. how puppets are now teaching w ildren ho did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> education secretary betsy devos recently described historically black colleges and universities as real pioneers when it comes to school choice. that led to a h

but the folks coming from latin american mostly who are coming in to america for jobs, for money, for security and in europe it's more from the war-torn middle east. so in that sense, it's a little different. to bill's point, in changing the tone of saying hey, everybody come on in to hang on a second, we're going to enforce the laws is a big shift. >> bill: one more point. >> again, it's a vastly complicated issue. it's not true that the obama administration said come on in. what they said was there's some groups that we're not going to deport. >> bill: if president trump gets everything he's looking for, do you think america changes fu fundament fundamentally, dramatically or not? >> i don't think it's un-america or changing america to prioritize americans over people that are not americans. >> i'd say that is distinctly un-american. a 180 from your point on that. >> bill: you think these policies change the country? >> they change the tone of the country and what it means to the rest of the world to be american. we are, whether or not it was come on in or not, we've always been a r

. >> one local school is being latin american mont sorry charter school in d.c. is closed. the assistant principal tells news 4 it would have been impossible to operate as normal with the amount of teachers and staff participating in the protest. >> this comes as immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. is pushing back on reports they are conducting mass immigration raids. in a series of tweets the agency said reports of checkpoints are false. rumors have rattled several communities with reports spreading over social media. homeland security raids they say targeted criminals. >>> crews are working to repair a broken water main in alexandria. the break sent water gushing into the air early this morning near the masonic temple in old town, alexandria. megan mcgrath as more on what it took to stop the water. to clean up the debris blown out of this hole when the water main break early this morning and it was quite a gusher. take a look at this video. this is when it first happened. this water main underneath park road in alexandria, obviously under pressure when it broke,