from mexico we obtained the future states of california, new mexico, arizona, nevada, utah and parts of colorado and wyoming. literally 42% of mexico's territory at that time. the major battles were fought at palo alto, monterey and buena vista, the gates of mexico city. always outnumbered, the americans won every major battle. sometimes, as in buena vista, they were at a three to one disadvantage. nearly 13,000 americans died during the war. more than 11,000 of them from disease and other noncombat causes. american officers who received their baptism of fire in the mexican war later led the armies during the civil war. among them were ewe lis access s. grant, robert e. lee, stonewall jackson, george mcclellan and james longstreet. the mexican war was america's first war of invasion. it was fought on multiple fronts across thousands of miles from the texas border to mexico city to san francisco bay, in snowy mountains and deserts, in summer heat and winter cold, on tropical beaches and in densely-populated cities. general zachary taylor's army fought on the rio grande river and north

let's bring mexico, upgrade mexico to the standards of united states and canada. and you know, everything is working fine. we're being successful. and here comes this disrupter, or destroyer, with a full ignorance on how economies work; to say that it is not right that mexico takes away the jobs from united states, that trading is a zero-sum, what you win, the other one loses. i mean, this nation has been a trader, has been since the beginning of times. the first and very first economic policy of president washington was to send jefferson and other bright minds of the nation to europe to trade, so that the economy could start growing here in united states. right after world war, i mean the trading became open, and u.s. forced every other economy to open our markets. and now that we developed our capacity, no, no, no, we're not ready to compete again. so let's go back to build walls, to reduce trading, to impose tariffs and else and else. nafta, in one generation, 25 years, accomplished 80% of the dream. and today, mexico's had full employment in most of its region

about mexico. we are doing everything in our arms and we have been doing everything that is possible to repay our people. we don't want them out. we would love to have them in and a history when we go back which all of what america failed because we did not enjoy the group of democracies and freedom and we were enhance of dictators all along that the messianic leaders and what happens when you have that? that is something to be considered in the case of the united states. when you have that any of the powerful dictator telling you don't worry i will build schools for you and they will create jobs for you and don't worry, the there and i will help you. that is the proposal for the latin america. we did not grow up thinking that it is in my hands in my effort and in my sacrifice to profit is much as i can. i don't depend from government that we've never held that we didn't learn that and that is why we like find and that is why africa is the same. those dictators and the guerrillas they have way back

that's what mexico wants. that's what any nation wants, but there are much better ways of doing it than the ways being proposed. that initiative that is there has an answer to the migrationer year. has an answer to the illegals here how they can be dock out 'ed and go back, has an answer to not separating families, fathers from children and children from mothers. everything is in writing there, so instead of the stick what we should use is our intelligence and wisdom to have better answers to the problems that we're confronting all around the world. >> so i have a couple of questions here that sort of seem to sum up the whole debate that's happening about the u.s. and mexico so i'm just going to read them one after the other. what is mexico doing to help its population earn a living wage in order for its people to remain in mexico and not be forced to come here to work? and the second one actually doesn't end in a question mark. you don't seem to show much sympathy for american workers who have lost their jobs

same happened to mexico.we lost the textile jobs that we took from united states and the carolinas. we enjoyed it for five years and now it's in africa and china. some manufacturing jobs are not going to be here. so what you have to do is learn throughout your life, go to school, b and learned there. when i joined coca-cola i thought i was joining the corporation for life. that i would be the ceo of the coca-cola company for life. they started as a salesman that was the way we all thought 40 years ago. today, two years here and i move here, two years here a critic company and sell it to the big guys and then i move. nobody thinks of staying in one job for your life. so yes, the people that left lost her job is unfortunate but you don't sit down and cry. mexico lost a lot of jobs. we have a lot of unemployment. we work hard. now we are the most competitive manufacturing place in the world. investment from china is coming back from mexico. were very competitive. we the sixth largest recipient in the world. now

student protests in mexico. it is something that has been used for many decades in mexico. can think about what happen with the 43 students and trace state crimes in mexico for 50 1968, repression, and forced disappearances are still going on in mexico. mexico, untile in now we don't know exactly how many victims were killed. we don't know how many students disappeared. was commandingho the operations of attacking the students in the main square, and we don't know exactly what happened with many of the families who were asking for justice and searching for their loved ones. another important aspect, and i believe it is crucial to understand what happened in to a newt is connected culture of human rights in mexico. for example, in latin america, human rights starts with this , searching for the disappeared ones in the 1976-1983 period, which was the most terrible time of repression. in mexico something is happening that is similar, searching for their loved ones from 1968, 1971, from the repression, another impor

mexico had a government of 72 years ruling the country. it was in a democratic way of having one party govern for 72 years, it was like a functional dictatorship from that point of view. the 1968 movement, in the case of mexico, marks the movement where mexican society, starting with students and other groups, started the process of democratization, start the end of the regime in mexico. the 1968 is important because it is the moment that the government becomes much more aggressive against the student protests in mexico, against the movements that were previously not as important in student movements in 1968, but it is an important turning point in the cold where era -- cold war era, the war against communists and alternative political projects starts in mexico with the 1968 repression of students. ms. larocco: following up on that, i would like to pick out one thread of that question a little bit more specifically. one of the reasons, i think, that people tend to point to a disconnect between the early 1960s and the late 1960s is that the

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one to the next country mexico. help three have real pedigree when it comes to getting out of the group they've done so i sometimes think you have a slight problem with getting any further than that the last five tournament they've gone out in the round of sixteen. and further based on a lot depends on how they are not does the country's top score of all time and he's got an understudy to help him out into being loves arnaud's the up and coming striker looking for a breakout world cup. so they have options up front but what about the rest of the team under those who are done though is hugely experienced with almost one hundred fifty caps to his name. and there's a bond with a good connection to frank first marco fabio non-color saucedo are in the squad there's also mojo up famous for shutting out brazil of the last world cup. and for having excellent pads. and now for the last eight sweden it's called. the swedes have already done germany a huge favor by knocking out italy it's even the germans have got out to more

illegally through mexico.or for univision, a frequent guest on the show, joins us tonight. and ricky, thanks for coming on. >> great to be here, tucker. >> tucker: this is, among other things, a criminal conspiracy to subvert american act of hostility aimed directly at our nationalts interests, by all four of the potential future president of mexico. why a should we not consider mexico and an emmy in light of this? >> candidate say a lot of things when they are campaigning. president trump said he was going to build a wall at the border and mexico is going to pay for it weighed 17 months into his presidency, we know that's not going to happen. i think they showed a willingness to cooperate with the u.s. on issues like immigration and border security. >> tucker: you make an interesting point.t. let me just suggest a difference between the two pledges. the president pledged to build a wall on american soil with american tax dollars. he did not propose forcing mexico to pay at gunpoint. he said, i will convince t

to a new culture of human rights in mexico. for example,in latin america, human rights starts with this maternal activism, with mothers searching for the disappeared ones in the 1976-1983 period, which was the most important and the most terrible time of repression in the dictatorship. in mexico something is happening that is similar, mothers searching for their loved ones from 1968-1971 student repression, another important state crime happening three years after 1968, so the state has constantly been solving dissident groups and responding to this kind of dissident, alternative political projects with the force. using the army, using the police, and one of the most important key elements of the 1968 movement was they were asking for a public dialogue. it was like a request. we want to discuss our 5-6 proposals. we want to discuss with you the state of the situation we are currently living in, and the government has never been able to establish this dialogue in public with these alternative groups who are searching for other p

he did not, in effect, declare war on mexico.our mexican presidential candidates just did that why should we not consider mexico a hostile foreign power. >> like i was saying i thought the candidates showed their willingness to cooperate with the u.s. on immigration and border security. both countries are already doing that the problem is when you have cabinet members traveling to mexico like secretary nielsen or secretary mattis to gloat about the cooperation to sign disagreements left and right and two hours later president trump tweets mexico ♪ doing anything for us. that's a lot of frustration. >> tucker: i understand it's a rocky relationship and both sides are at fault for that and i understand. this is something very different from what we have seen before. all four men running for the presidency of mexico are pledging to break federal immigration law and help flood our country with people we don't want here to our detriment. that's never happened before. no one has ever said that out loud before. all four of them just sai

hoy se festeja el dia de la madre en mexico ♪ carolina: hoy se festeja el dÍa de la madre en mÉxico,los bebés que les trajeron suerte a su mamÁ durante y despuÉs de la dulce espera, quiÉn no recuerda esta foto de natali por man cuando ganÓ el oscar de mejor actriz en 2011? tenÍa seis meses de embarazo. otra tambiÉn es catherine zeta jones que se llevÓ la estatuilla en 2003, a semanas de convertirse en mamÁ. si crees que las atletas no pueden ganar un premio importante estandoembarazadas, te equivocas. serena williams triuunfÓ en el primer trimestre de embarazo. esto nos lleva a alicia quien corriÓ los 800 m con 34 semanas de gestaciÓn. si al tema polÍtico nosreferimos, la demÓcrata de illinois se compite la primera senadora de illinois en dar a luz estando al cargo, y a los pocos dÍas de nacida la bebÉ llegÓ en sus brazos para acompaÑar a su mamÁ en una votaciÓn. la primer ministra de nueva zelandahace poco anunciÓ que espera un hijo, convirtiÉndose en la tercer ministra de sexo femenino, ya la primera en ser juramentado durante el embarazo. lo preocupante es que algunossiguen dicien

. >> las muertes violentas no paran de ocurrido en mÉxico y la mayorÍa quedan impunes, estamos con unae perdiÓ a su hija, violada y asesinada y a su hijo por ser testigo del crimen. es arquitecto, tiene su estudio en mÉxico y trabaja en diseÑos para hacer felices a las personas en su entorno, en la oficina o en su casa, hablamos con Él con juan carlos ♪ ♪ muy buenos dÍas soy vanessa, reemplazando a felicidad aveleyra nuevo capÍtulo en la larga historia del muro que quiere construir donald trump en la frontera con mÉxico, el presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto ha vuelto a decir que su paÍs no pagara el muro ni ahora ni nunca ha sido su respuesta a trump que insiste que habrÁ muro y que lo va a pagar mÉxico, vamos a mexico donde estÁ javier vega con toda la informaciÓn, adelante javier. >> asÍ es vanessa, el presidente donald trump vuelve a meter el digo en la llaga en un tema sensible en la relaciÓn bilateral, la construcciÓn del muro de la frontera y su financiamiento, lo hizo ayer en nashville frente a simpatizantes donde fue mÁs alla, dijo que los mexicanos disfrutaremos de este

vicente: not for mexico.co does not get a good deal and improve it, mexico will be happy with withdrawing. we are working on plan b, which is meeting with china and looking up to that huge market and also coming down to argentina and brazil to buy our corn that we buy from the united states. that would affect millions of farmers in the united states if we are not buying grain from the united states or are buying it from brazil. mexico is not week in the negotiation. we have leverage and the should be on the scope of the u.s. side, which by the way everybody understands how this can be trump.except senor she is too stubborn. he wants all the marbles for himself and nothing for the rest coul. david: president trump has made it a point in other situations combining trade with national security issues. in china we are seeing that right today. when it comes to nafta and mexico, i think mexico has been fairly careful not to say the national security goes both ways. we are helping you a lot on the southern border. i

and also for mexico. there is a serious and good faith effort to get it done and i think next week will be crucial. >> if we have a left wing new president of mexico, the renegotiation won't be a good deem. got to get it done now. stay right there, free speech on campus? is there any? ben shapiro defends himself against claims he -- >> laura: time now for up defending the first where we expose the enemies of the first amendment, free expression and free thought. you all know ben shapiro. he is the nation's leading figures in the effort to preserve free speech. he is also a target of leftists who are trying to shut down his speech. what is the latest attempt? i was waiting for this. this is a campaign now to blame ben shapiro for inciting a deadly terror attack on a canadian mosque last year? we welcome back to the angle ben shapiro, the editor in chief of "the daily wire." what do you weigh? 150 pounds and. >> 165. i'm bulking up. >> laura: explain how you are allegedly involved in inspiring this horrible

. >>> que mi mamÁ me dÉ un beso >>> deseos de niÑos, hoy es el dÍa del niÑo en mÉxico y les preguntamoslo que le piden a la vida? en un paÍs donde casi 21 millones de menores viven en la pobreza, muchos de ellos piden que sus padres les presten atenciÓn y su familia estÉ unida. vivir mÁs tiempo un estudio dicen que hacer ejercicio, mantener una dieta saludable, no fumar y beber prolongan la vida 12 aÑos mÁs en el caso de las mujeres la media sube hasta 14 aÑos, noticias telemundo comienza ya. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >>> hola quÉ tal buenas tardes. la caravana de migrantes centroamerica centroamericanos todavÍa no puede ingresar a estados unidos. las autoridades en el puesto fronterizo de san isidro no a tienden a los migrantes entre ellos mujeres y niÑos que van a esperar todo el tiempo necesario para que sus demandas sean requerida s. >>> 40 miles personas cruzaron el puente para intentar este movimiento >>> ¿ quÉ fue que les dijeron? que no podÍamos entrar todavia pusieron un montÓn de pero >>> las autoridades estadounidenses insisten que el cruce s

mexico marched towards he'll. we'll be right back.hen the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> "mexico: march toward hell" continues. dan harris reporting. >> fentanyl and opioid overdoses making headlines -- >> babies born hooked in a birth fight because -- >> overdoses are on the rise in our community. >> these beautiful flowers in a sun-dappled field in northwest mexico. the source of an american catastrophe. >> she injected the boy with heroin -- >> two mothers overdosed on heroin -- >> they found a second overdose victim, a man inside the car with the kids. >> poppy. the raw material for heroin. the workers use sawed-off deodorant cans to collect the gum from the poppy buds. you're getting the gum out of the

s in mexico mexico city is an unbelievably charming city that while i love to visit and it should attract. crypto community above and beyond what is already there you've already got a thriving line you know it's funny we were talking yesterday and i said how did the earthquake impact your guys and it's really a testament to the agility of this industry and compared to the legacy system because the answer was well you know we live in the next week we're already in a new location now imagine if this happened to an old line bank earthquake damage and tons and tons of employés legacy systems old computer systems and they would still be going out what to do in the event you guys because it is tripped up because it is so agile because it is a new paradigm you are up and running in j.s. and a new location right yeah we have to be running twenty four seven fortunately our building got damaged and we have to move out of there. but yeah we were up and running we were twenty four seven we had some delays for example with the customer service organ sorting tickets but we kept them running and we kept

a miles de kilÓmetros de distancia de mÉxico, el paÍs que las lonas ser.e acercan, su corazÓn polÍtico 100% mexicano se acelera y se prepara para votar. >> yo veo que mi paÍs, en lugar de mejorar ha ido cada vez peor y necesitamos cambiar. marÍa: tramitÓ el ine su credencial para votar desde el extranjero, estÁ muy satisfecha de haberlo hecho. >>creo que es importante que nosotros desde el extranjero votemos porque tenemos una perspectiva mucho mÁs abierta, mÁs general. tenemos otro punto de comparaciÓn. entendemos que la sociedad tiene mucho mÁs derechos. maria: su esposa lleva 10 aÑos huyen en estados unidos y viajarÁ a mÉxico donde espera poder ejercer su votoen una casilla especial el prÓximo 1 de junio. >> emma importante por que sigo siendo mexicano. aunque viene aquÍ hace muchos aÑos buscando una mejor vida, es muy importante que tomemos las decisiones. ademÁs, todo lo que decidamos aquÍ nos afecta. marÍa: la hija que esta pareja que estudia, y dice que de grande quiere ser escritorio, ya estÁ conciente de los problemas que afectan a mÉxico. quÉ te

"mexico: march toward hell" will be right back. k. >>> "mexico: march toward hell" continues. dan harris reporting. >> fentanyl and opioid overdoses making headlines -- >> babies born hooked in a birth fight because -- >> overdoses are on the rise in our community. >> these beautiful flowers in a sun-dappled field in northwest mexico. are the source of an american catastrophe. >> she injected the boy with heroin -- >> two mothers overdosed on heroin -- >> they found a second overdose victim, a man inside the car with the kids. >> poppy. the raw material for heroin. the workers use sawed-off deodorant cans to collect the gum from the poppy buds. you're getting the gum out of the poppy. >> yeah. >> reporter: here among the armed workers we find a grandmother recently deported from los angeles. she's now petitioning to return. >> do you miss your family? >> really -- yeah. very much. very much. >> reporter: she says she's an uber driver and harvests poppies on the side. obviously you know this because you lived in the united states, but the heroin epidemic is a huge problem. do y

state mexico city an escort us out gado is a former community security organizer and now running for a seat and get out of state senate and also joining us we have to have it sperling who will be intel putting the conversation putting myself in a store and welcome all of us good to have you here i want you to give people a sense of what's happened to you while you've been campaigning how many times if you've been threatened. by a low how are you are my name is muddy i'll bet it don't chavis. i am the new party. candidate for mayor in. in i in the capital of the state ever get. there was attempt on my life if fifteen days ago when i was in my vehicle i was. driving in there there were armed gunmen who cut me off. and three people were wounded they were members of our security team our of our team we. are in the eduardo netty what we want is security peace and tranquility that's what we're trying to bring up about it's very dangerous there and we want to work on behalf of get rid of our state to our municipality and particularly i have to tell you that there's been three attempts. thus

. >>> tdesde mexico hasta el est d de los anegeles, se pone con l c comedia y esta con nosotros. >>>amigos, buenos dias, racias por acompaÑarnos. >>> el tribunal el tribunal federal va a permitir que la canciÓn c s sanciÓn de 14 mesas quede en suspenso hasta que el capitÁn vuelva de rusia, cÓmo se ha recibido esta noticia en perÚ. >>> felicidad y dÍa de fiesta, porque paolo guerrero sÍ va a poder jugar, nos despertamos temprano con la noticia cuando el tribunal federal suizo confirmÓ que le suspende la sanciÓn de 14 meses tras haber dado positivo en una prueba antidoping, estoy en la casa de paolo guerrero con sus vecinos que desde temprano estÁn aca, e les preguntaremos quÉ piensan de esto. >>> (sonido ambiente(. >>> cÓmo te llamas. >>> tenÍa tanta fe y le pedi tanto a la virgen marÍa y este es su mes para implorar por el hermano paolo para que estÉ en el mundial, tenemos mucha fe en este pueblo peruano, gracias dios mÍo. >>> tenemos al incienso aelihin, >>> agÁrrense todo que vienen paolo con la copa. >>> las seÑoras dicen que tienen que cocinar pero estÁn de temprano apoyando. >>>

jesica zermeqo nos dice por que en mexico hay tanto rechazo a esta sabremos por lo que en mÉxico el rechazoe mÉxico es que haga mÁs en materia de migraciÓn. no dio mÁs detalles, predios pasados, la secretarÍa seguridad interna pidiÓ que sea mÉxico el que reciba la solicitud de asilo de los migrantes que quieren llegar a estados unidos, no las autoridades estadounidenses. una propuesta que causÓ mucho molestar al sur del rÍo bravo. estarÁn resumidos en washington para de que mÉxico acepte este plan. >> que es preocupante, al contrario las disposiciones del derecho internacional. o paÍs no puede imponer a otro la garantÍa de realizarlo si. >> estadounidense un gran abuso. ademÁs, el canciller luis videgaray calificÓ como inaceptable que el presidente trump llamara animales a los migrantes. el canciller dijo que mÉxico presentaron desacuerdo por las declaraciones del presidente trump, antes departamento de estado estadounidense. los centro americanos que buscan llegar a la frontera norte, dice que lo que quiere es engaÑarlos. cribam cambia la posibilidad de obtener el asilo en estados unidos.

. >> para el partido de mÉxico-alemania y usted podrÁ presenciar solamente por telemundo. >> les recuerdopara telemundo responde. >> (nÚmero en pantalla) >>> ayer en sacramento se firmÓ el memorÁndum. >> uno de los principales objetivos de esta agenda es encontrar problemas educativos y maestros bilingÜes en el caso de los mexicanos que decidan regresar a su tierra acompaÑado por eso sus hijos nacido en suelo estadounidense o ayudar a los mexicanos que llegan a clivert" na >>> tenemos el mensaje directo sobre familias de migrantes con hijos nacidos en estados unidos, ahora tienen que regresar a mÉxico y que vean con mucho reto en el sistema educativo.49 particularmente no hablan espaÑol. >> el acuerdo de colaboraciÓn fue firmado en un evento anual en la capital de california. >> para muchos inmigrantes indocumentados se encuentran preocupados a pesar de vivir en california un estado santuario >> viven dÍa con dia. >> en california. >> en un estado santuario. >> aunque era cosa. >> no significa que las agencias federales no pueden realizar sus operativos que daÑan a muchas personas >>> sin

and mexico. i think there is a good faith effort, and i think good >> that good faith will be crucial. >> laura: we have to get it done now. mr. ambassador, thank you so much. stay right there, free speech on campus, is there any? ben shapiro defends himself against allegations that he incited a terrorist attack, no kidding. that's next in our "defending the first" segment. in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. >> laura: time now for our "defending the first" where we defend the amendment, and free thought. you all know ben shapiro, and if you don't, where have you been? he's become one of the nation's leading figures in the efforts to preserve free speech, especially on campus. he's also been a frequent target of leftists for trying to shut down his free speech. what's the latest attempt? i was waiting for this. this is a campaign to blame ben shapiro for inciting a deadly terror attack on a cana

summit organized by c40 and led by the mayors of mexico city and paris.oined by the fear less president of our commission on the environment and it was so reward to go meet women from around the world especially young women to talk about climate change. adriana is one of those women. she is a trail blazing environmentalist who has developed her own business collecting mexico city's organic waste by bicycle and turning it into a valuable resource. and let me just say to follow-up on the mayor's remarks, here in san francisco we don't believe in building walls we believe in building bridges to the people of mexico. [applause] >> so please, give a warm san francisco welcome to adriana, ruiz almeda. >> hi. good morning to everybody. my name is a degre is a is adri. i'm thrilled to be here to share my story with you and how i became a women for climate leader. during my personal history, i have had the opportunity to get to know really great actors, people that are fighting against climate change and to be able to sustainable and resiliency and all her team. s

i mean of course some very comfortably sitting here in mexico city and i'm not in. the area i think but did you know i just hear those two politicians he was talking about don't. think of an off the road you don't think that's now normalized. i don't know if that were your question is whether we perceive it as something normal well whether that's an everyday now that's part of everyday life well it is part of everyday life right but that's not me. i don't think we have become different right i see what you're saying really what i what i think it is to lecture particularly and i think is the most important thing is that now you see our sort of cohesive movement of victims who have been killed part of rick national conversation i'm talking about the mothers of young males mostly i'm talking about local organizations or human rights issues and now they have the support of national organization well so for the first we're going to think a movement from civil society. these top big homicides. disappearance that are now a simple topic in the election for the first time an

so we often talk about violence in mexico and illusion i. often ask you so what do we do about this when it was the first candidate debates so this was back in april some of the candidates were asked what are you going to do about this violence this upsurge in violence during this campaign season john holdren was the reporter and this was how we captured that little bit of a question that was asked back in april have a listen everybody. the first presidential debate was the chance for candidates to say exactly how they'll stop the killing the country was looking on it may have been disappointed bullets were brandished graphs were held aloft but beneath the posturing analysts said that fresh ideas were lacking the one brand new one this is the more. we need to chop the hands of any public servants who steal it's not a bad thing. if you had any practical solutions to how you actually do with a solution chopping hands on it's going to be helpful no but i actually did want to respond to the part i mean i think some people could think it's a joke

ir a la playa le tengo los pronósticos en unos minutos. >> en breve a ocho meses del terremoto en méxicoico en donde le diremos qué está sucediendo en este fatídico evento. >> salen a las calles para disfrutar de la música y el colorido del carnaval de san francisco, regresamos con más. (música). un brindis de estrella jalisco pa arriba! para las estrellas de la selección mexicana. pa abajo! para las estrellas que saben que no llegamos aquí por suerte, sino por años de dedicación. al centro! para las estrellas que nunca se dan por vencidas... para las que sangran verde, blanco y rojo. pa dentro! este es nuestro momento. estrella jalisco, la única cerveza premium mexicana que tiene el orgullo de ser la cerveza oficial de la seleccion mexicana. estrella jalisco. vamos por la estrella. (música). >> son imágenes del accidente múltiple que cobró la vida de cuatro en personas en una autopista de luisiana, el accidente ocurrió el sábado en un paso elevado en la interestatal 12, provocó algún daño en la infraestructura del puente y cuál fue la causa del hecho. >> al menos cuatro muertos entre el

s in mexico mexico city is an unbelievably charming city that while i love to visit and it should attract ph krypto community above and beyond what is already there you've already got a thriving line you know it's funny we were talking yesterday and i said how did the earthquake impact your guys and it's really a testament to the agility of this industry and compared to the legacy system because the answer was well you know we live in the next week we're already in a new location now imagine if this happened to an old line bank earthquake damage and tons and tons of employés legacy systems old computer systems and they would still be a theory out what to do in the event you guys because it is tripped up because it is so agile because it is a new paradigm you are up and running in days in a new location right yeah we have to be running twenty four seven fortunately our building got damaged and we have to move out of there. but yeah we were up and running we were twenty four seven we had some delays for example in customer service or entering tickets but we kept them running and we kept on

magarita zavala, la exprimera dama y candidata independiente a la presidencia de mexico, se retira de la contienda!! la noticia es tendencia y las redes se inundan con memes!! las redes parecen haberse confundido y nadie sabe lo que escucha! ?yanny o laurel? es la pregunta que se hacen todos...te contamos la polemica es miercoles mayo 16 de 2018, ella es carolina sarassa, yo soy javier olivares y estas las noticias al medio dia por univision. te saludamos costa oeste. comenzamos...margarita zavala, la unica mujer candidata a la presidencia de mexico anuncia que se retira de la contienda. zavala es abogada y fue "primera dama" durante el gobierno de felipe calderon... en los ultimos dias habia ajado en las encuestas, incluso, detras del tambien indepeniente, jaime rodriguez calderon"el bronco"vamos en vivo hasta la ciudad de mexico con alejandro roldan quien tiene las primeras declaraciones sobre esta decision...cuantanos (1) alejandro - cual (1) alejandro - cual >> por mi reconocimiento. asÍ lo escribiÓ ricardo anaya a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter. carolina: alejandro, durante los Ú

>> en mÉxico nadie olvida que trump calificÓ a los indocumentados mexicanos como violadores y secuestradoresor eso para el gobierno mexicano, es inaceptable el termino de animales (informaciÓn en pantalla) aÚn con la aclaraciÓn de trump aquÍ en la ciudad de mÉxico en el parque dedicado a uno de los mÁs grandes presidentes de estados unidos, abraham lincoln las palabras de trump, fueron calificadas como de un loco. >> puede estar loco o delirando. >> mexicanos y de otros paÍses aportan mucho para que su paÍs crezca. >> las relaciones entre mÉxico y estados unidos no pasan por su mejor momento, la cancillerÍa mexicana anunciÓ una queja formal para el departamento de estado de estados unidos. >> pero trump fue mÁs alla en su controversia con mÉxico. (hablan inglÉs) el canciller mexicano le respondiÓ que no es cierto que

the u.s., canada and mexico are not there. the u.s. domestic political situation is divided over nafta and the trump administration's approach. we would be very shocked if we got word of a deal today. so it looks like no congressional consideration of nafta this year. >> what does that mean for the negotiations, for how this plays out in the coming months? >> it looks like we're going to be in the long haul. it's interesting that president trump's approach to trade and his trade representative bob lig lighthiser, they agree with some groups on the left in terms of the need for changing the way the international trading system works, rebalancing it towards american workers, even if that means getting rid of some of the trade at the order. >> this is william's story from this week in "the wall street journal," as nafta deadline nears, here's four scenarios that could up fold. take us through them from most likely to least likely. >> a little bit has changed sense we're about to hit this deadline. but the most likely thing is that talks c

. >>> este restaurant de de la ciudad de mÉxico da trabajo a los deportados. dueÑo es estadounidense y nos dice por quÉ tomÓ esta decision. >>> papÁ, corre a agarrar la foto de su papÁ sin saber si lo va a volver a ver. >> su hija estrella de ocho aÑos no comprende lo que estÁ pasando por lo que le escribiÓ esta carta a su papÁ. >> extraÑo a mi papÁ porque me da muchos besos y abrazos. >> julieta es la hermana mayor de jessica y comparte su misma pena, su esposo tambiÉn fue detenido en la redada. >> si no estÁ Él ¿ quÉ voy a hacer con mis dos hijos? Él es mi otro... pilar. >> una redada que activistas califican de que devastadora para la comunidad inmigrante que vive en este pequeÑo poblado. >> las personas no quieren salir de su casa, no quieren mandar a sus niÑos a la escuela y no quieren acudir a las reuniones que estamos convocando. sobre el operativo. ice seÑalÓ: (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> la redada de ice ocurriÓ casi al cumplir diez aÑos desde que esa agencia federal de inmigraciÓn realizara un mega operativo en otra redao lugar d con 400 inmigrantes

. >> mÉxico, dice que es inaceptable que el presidente trump se haya referido como animales a algunosente defendiÓ hoy sus declaraciones diciendo que se referÍa a los pandilleros de la mara salvatrucha raÚl torres tiene todas las reacciones desde la ciudad de mÉxico mucho enojo e indignaciÓn provocaron sus palabras otra vez por eso tuvo que aclararlas. >> es que apenas un dÍa antes hablÓ con mucha redecÍa de las personas que entran a estados unidos *. >> en mÉxico nadie olvida que trump calificÓ a los indocumentados mexicanos como violadores y secuestradores por eso para el gobierno mexicano, es inaceptable el termino de animales (informaciÓn en pantalla) aÚn con la aclaraciÓn de trump aquÍ en la ciudad de mÉxico en el parque dedicado a uno de los mÁs grandes presidentes de estados unidos, abraham lincoln las palabras de trump, fueron calificadas como de un loco. >> puede estar loco o delirando. >> mexicanos y de otros paÍses aportan mucho para que su paÍs crezca. >> las relaciones entre mÉxico y estados unidos no pasan por su mejor momento, la cancillerÍa mexicana anunciÓ una queja f

. >> todo en de ciudad de mÉxico.alores muy importantes como la amistad, lealtad, compaÑerismo la gente lo disfruta muchÍsimo y ver a p. >> recuerden que tenemos una cita para que vean yo soy pepito. por si estaban buscando un plan. >> muchas gracias. >> disfruten mucho el dÍa y mÁs tarde hay noticias con josÉ dÍaz-balart buenas tardes. >>mi mamÁ no sirve para nada. me comprÓ un vestido espantoso. >>no me alcanzÓ para otro, hija. >>no me alcanzÓ... ¡estÚpida! >>ya, marilÚ, no seas tan dura con mi tÍa. >>eso lo dices tÚ porque no estÁs viendo el vestido, brenda. parece de monja. ¿sabes quÉ? regresa, vamos a cambiarlo a la tienda ahorita. >>no, ahorita no puedo, tengo que ir a trabajar. >>¡te estoy diciendo que regreses! >>¡cÁlmate! ¡marilÚ, marilu, por favor, estoy manejando! cÁlmate. >>¡no me importa! ¡que t

. >> segundo debate electoral en mÉxico ya con cuatro candidatos a la presidencia del paÍs, los aspirantesncontraron en tijuana lanzÁndose duras acusaciones en busca de votos electores indecisos. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> (habla en inglÉs). >> un agente de la patrulla fronteriza de montana obligÓ a dos mujeres identificarse solo porque las habÍa escuchado hablar en espaÑol entre ellas. >> buenas noches!. >> (ovaciÓn). >> (habla en inglÉs). >> "despacito" se lleva 4 de premios billboard, luis fonsi se lo dedica a inmigrantes y a quienes se rÍen de los que hablamos espaÑol. >> y el prÍncipe harry y meghan markle son marido y mujer y tambiÉn desde el sÁbado los nuevos duques de... esta es foto oficial de la pareja en el castillo de windsor. >> ¿quÉ tal? ¿cÓmo estÁn? muy buenas tardes feliz inicio de semana para ustedes y gracias por estar aquÍ. en un fin de semana muy movido la noche del domingo hubo mucho interÉs en el segundo debate presidencial de mÉxico, a pesar de que 15 minutos antes se activaron alarmas de sismo en ciudad de mÉxico aunque hubo fÚtbol con la final del torneo clausura el

sabes que mÉxico, su cultura es tan viva y colorida, yo hoy me voy a mÉxico. de los Ángeles de costa a costa. claro que sÍ y mÁs adelante estaremos en chicago tambiÉn. estuvimos celebrando y seguimos celebrando en miami. es una fiesta por lo grande. >>> asÍ es, vamos a una pausa. pero nos fuimos donde se llevÓ acabo la batalla del 5 de mayo y se lo mostraremos absolutamente todo sobre la historia. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> enseguida amigos con la prot protagonista de mi familia perfecta. gala montes llega acompaÑada de su mamÁ, para compartirnos la historia que le cambiÓ la vida. >>> estamos con aguas frescas, deliciosas y perfectos para refrescarnos el alma de adentro afuera. de tamarindo y flor de jamaica aquÍ en un nuevo dia mÁs cerca de tÍ. sÍ, seÑor. ♪ guadalajara guadalajara ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ guadalajara guadalajara en ♪ tierra mojada ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jalisco, sÍ, seÑor. ♪ ♪ uno, dos, tres. cuanto más sufres alergias, más cosas te pierdes. zyrtec® comienza a aliviar tus síntomas de alergia a la primera hora del primer día para que te puedas ocupar de lo que importa de verdad.

mexico is saying. obrador is the result of max kaiser how will this impact the currency markets in mexico and i guess bits yeah well right now there has been some fluctuation in the exchange rate we are in the higher and the highest rate that we've seen in recent years there's a lot of bullets in the dim certainty. according to surveys he is the one heading to be the president of mexico but there's still some over a month couple months before the elections will take place but it looks like after it's his third try trying to be the mexican president and it looks like it's probable that he's going to become into power and much push by keiser report. but said other words you don't really have a scenario of impacting your business materially one way or another but let me

this, another murder that shames mexico.exicans were murdered in gang violence than in any year on record. close to 30,000. so far, 2018 is shaping up to be bloodier. luis flores works in acapulco‘s morgue. and what a job it is. a father of two and a trainee nurse, he comes to this hell every day. you have to carefully pick your way through the litter of decaying corpses. we can see there are bodies all over here. the capacity is, what, 100 bodies? sadly, because of the violence we have experienced here, it's 320 or something here. so there are bodies on the floor. not refrigerated, of course. the capacity in the fridge, it's just overloaded. that's how difficult the situation is here for the authorities in acapulco. just noticed the tag here on one of the body bags. "nombre desconocido", which means it's unidentified. and at the bottom it says 13th of july, 2017. so that's when the body was found. more than six months ago. no identification. nobody knows who it is, and nobody has come to claim it. most are young men, shot o