and mexico.he two countries must identify common interests, they'll trust and collaborate across the security, counter-narcotics, trade and governance portfolios and enhance foreign assistance programs that are underway to directly counter the mexican cartels. thank you for your attention. i look forward to questions. >> thanks, professor. chief magnus. >> chairman cornyn, ranking member durbin, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you. i'm the chief pleas for tucson, arizona, and i've been in policing for four years, 20 is achieved. i've always made it a priority to work towards strengthening police community ties would like to approach this discussion from a slightly may be slightly different angle than the other panelists today. working in a large diverse city located near the mexican border i understand the need for border security. i have seen have transnational criminal organizations bringing drugs into the u.s. pray on emigrants to further enrich and increase increase their prof

the other is through mexico. it's purchased in china, sent to mexico and either shipped as part of a poly drug load across the southwest border, mixed in and middle with heroin or inert matter like lactose south of the border and brought up and sold as synthetic heroin or the third way we're seeing pressed into pills and sold as fake prescription opioids and brought in large numbers of pills across the southwest border. so, there are several different vectors for it to get into the united states. we can very clearly see the public health effects that it has in the united states and fentanyl will-- fentanyl and its analogs will continue to be a substantial problem in our drug environment in america. >> how many deaths are we looking at on an annual basis from fentanyl? >> so, most recent data that we have, in 201 was 28,400 deaths or about nine per day and that's what's termed by the centers for disease and control synthetics other than methadone wisdom nated by fentanyl and aand -- analogs. and that's 48% increas

mexico ya tiene un nuevo presidente....ometiendo acabar con la corrupcion y con la impunidad, andres manuel lopez obrador fue investido como el mandatario que gobernara a mexico por los proximos seis aqos... durante el evento de toma de posesion "amlo" anuncio "el comienzo de un cambio de regimen politico" en un pais azotado por la violencia y la pobreza... "en vivo", jaime garcia nos tiene mas de este dia historico... tener ningun nudo. proteger a los habitantes del paÍs. hemos visto escenas que nunca antes habÍamos visto.se han escuchado mÚsicas prehispÁ y para purificar el aire y vemos a un lÓpez os de este paÍs, y mÁs olvidados que fueron los pueblos indÍgenas. pero como el cÉlebre hala, el recorrido en cada uno jorge: gente viendo de fuera los extranjeros difÍcilmente puede entender el protocolo, pero es la nueva conexiÓn. andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador se refiriÓ a lo que considera el mayor mal de mÉxico, la corrupciÓn en todos los niveles, pero sobre todo de la clase polÍtica. jessica zermeÑo tiene las mÁs fuertes afirm

porque se acabarÁ con la corrupciÓn, y con la impunidad que impide el renacer de mÉxico.calla dos cuando propuso perdÓn recordaron a los 43 de a sk ayotzina ayotzinapa, luego, le dijeron democracia sÍ autoritarismo no. tambiÉn recordaron su promesa de bajar precio de la gasolina y cuando agradeciÓ a los visitantes, por su presencia, un nombre desatÓ rechazo y gritos. nicolÁs maduro moro, presidente de la repÚblica bolivariana. >>> dictador gritaron todo, cuando escucharon que vino a mÉxico el presidente de venezuela. >>> ni siquiera cuando dijo que tiene relaciÓn con el presidente de estados unidos donald trump, hubo esta reacciÓn. al final, el nuevo presidente saliÓ de congreso con la banda presidencial y la esperanza de todo un pueblo, en mÉxico raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. lÓpez obrador llega al poder con mÁximo Índice de aprobaciÓn, es mÁs de 60%, esto se refleja en las calles, la mayorÍa confia con Èl el paÍs serÁ mas seguro y prÓspero, aldo... >>> cÓmo estas, un gusto saludarte, las expectativa los claras directas y contundentes, sobre todo por las personas entr

mÉxico ya méxico Í son centroamericanos.a se tuvo que salir a aclarar que mÉxico habÍa aceptado esta disposiciÓn que sÓlo horas antes el gobierno les habÍa confirmado. en un comunicado y en esta posiciÓn se asegura que por razones humanitarias se autoriza la presen no estarÁn detenidos ni a ningÚn sitio sino que seguirÁn con su proceso libertad.mÉxico no se convertirÁ legal que es algo recibe a los africanos que quieran ingresar a territorio europeo. ellos son detenidos en determinados paÍses para no permitirles el paso. mÉxico dijo que no se convertirÁ en un tercer paÍs seguro pero aceptarÁ a las personas que fueron detenidas en su proceso para poder pedir asilo. aquÍ podrÁn tener un libre tránsito incluso podrÁn trabajar. a las 12:00 p.m. se espera que la secretarÍa de gobernaciÓn predice los acuerdos y a lo que se estarÍa llegando con estados unidos para favorecer a las personas deportadas. todavÍa no sabemos en quÉ punto se van a recibir a las personas. carolina: te agradecemos por estar en vivo con nosotros. es muy temp

mexico. democrats and republicans must work together, to find bipartisan common sense solutions to this challenge. now, today, ten years later, we are in the midst of a drug epidemic like we've never seen before. in 2017, drug overdoses in the united states killed a record 70,237 people. the deadliest drug we face is fentanyl. last year, 28,466 overdose deaths involving fentanyl, an increase of more than 45% over the previous year. much of this fentanyl comes from china, through the mails. but fentanyl is also being shipped from china to mexico, before being trafficked across the u.s. border. the d.e.a. has found that the cartels transport the bulk of their illicit goods over the southwest border through legal ports of entry, using passenger vehicles or tractor-trailers. yesterday, we had a hearing in the same room, the customs and border protection commissioner mr. mcleanen, told me directly, in october of 2017, that his top priority was to secure the border with more drive-through inspectio

mexico is proven to be a partner in fight against tco emphasis our -- office in mexico city, utilizehsi criminal investigative units which are tsi trained counter participates and enforce violations law in their respective countries. these efforts are from thousands of miles from u.s. mexico border in countries like columbia and panama act like a border of security. hsi investigations led to 43,000 criminal -- which is an all-time high in 2013. it include the arrests of national gang members, seizure of a million pounds of narcotics, and violations of export laws and seized 1.2 monetary instrument. we identified and assisted 300 trafficking victims. thank you for your committed support to dhs-ice and own admissions and your interest in these important issues and i'll be pleased to and any questions you may have. >> chief provo. >> chairman cornyn, ranking member deserven, this saturday december 15th marks eight years since u.s. border patrol agent brian terry was murdered during a gun fight in southern arizona. these rip crews patrol our border with mexico looking for opportunities t

. >> el nuevo presidente de mÉxico inicia su mandato viajando a un acto oficial en un vuelo comercialipo de noticias telemundo hablÓ en exclusiva con andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador a bordo de este aviÓn. >> washington recibe los restos de expresidente george h w busch. >> es la imagen de la fidelidad el perro labrador que ayudÓ a george busch padre que no ha querido separarse de su dueÑo, incluso acompaÑÁndolo junto a su ataÚd. >> el esfuerzo de una familia de pocos recursos, hace que pobres tengan un plato de comida caliente. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> hola, ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes bienvenidos a noticias telemundo mediodÍa les saluda paulina sodi, vamos con informaciÓn de este lunes ya que mÉxico estrena presidente el cual trabaja desde el primer dÍa, el sÁbado andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, viajando al estado de veracruz para asistir a un acto pÚblico tal como lo habÍa prometido viajÓ a bordo de un vuelo comercial, como un pasajero mÁs, pudo hablar con el mandatario mexicano. >> les saluda raÚl torres estamos volando a unos 10.000 metros de la ciudad de mÉxico hacia veracruz.

mÉxico, no cede, el gobierno mexicano dice que no ha aceptado recibir a migrantes que buscan asilo enestados unidos, asegura que la decisiÓn de la administraciÓn trump es unilateral y exige mayor informaciÓn. >> ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes, en medio de este estira y afloja entre estados unidos y mÉxico, la caravana de migrantes todavÍ estÁ en tijuana, esta nochebuena para ellos es de angustia, pero tambiÉn de esperanza, esta es nuestra noticia principal, pero ademÁs este lunes guatemala de luto, los restos de jaqueline por fin estÁn con su familia, la pequeÑa de 7 aÑos muerta bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza es velada en la comunidad de la que saliÓ junto a su padre, huyendo de la pobreza. las Últimas compras, miles de compradores inundan las tiendas en todo el paÍs en busca de regalos, cuando faltan horas para la navidad, se espera que las ventas de navidad, superen en 5% las del aÑo pasado >> flor de nochebuena, desde el corazÓn de mÉxico, una tradiciÓ que embellece la navidad de millones de familias en todo el mundo, visitamos a los mexicanos detrÁs de la producciÓn y venta de l

and mexico. the two countries must identify common interest, build trust and collaborate among the security, trade and governance and enhance those that are already under way to directly counter the mexican cartels. thank you for your attention and i look forward to the questions. >> chairman and ranking member thank you for the opportunity to testify before you. and the police chief for tucson arizona and i've been in for 20 years and always made it a priority to work towards strengthening the police community ties so i'd like to approach this from a slightly different angle than the other panelists today. working in a large diversity located at the mexican border i understand the need for border security. i've seen how the organizations bring drugs to the u.s. and prey on immigrants to further the reach and increase their profits. there is no simple solution to these problems and improving border security and achieving community safety is going to require cooperation and trust between all level

mÉxico acepta recibirlos. es inminente el cierre del gobierno federal.ente trump se niega a continÚa el juicio a "el chapo" guzmÁn, que hoy recibiÓ la visita de sus dos hijas menores en la corte. se le acabo un la punterÍa a un ingenioso. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es suÓn. jorge: buenas noches. cambios en el gobierno del presidente trump, que cambiÓ radicalmente la polÍtica de los inmigrantes que solicitan asilo tras cruzar la frontera ilegalmente desde mÉxico. la nueva polÍtica es deportarlos de inmediato y que permanezcan en territorio mexicano hasta que se decidan sus solicitudes de asilo. claudia uceda nos dice cÓmo se aplicarÁ esta orden. claudia: quienes piden asilo en la frontera sur serÁn forzados a esperar por sus casos en mÉxico . kristjen nielsen, secretaria de seguridad nacional, tirÓ la bomba en medio de una audiencia en el congreso. "quienes intenten utilizar el sistema para ingresar ilegalmente, ya no podrÁn desaparecer dentro del paÍs," sostuvo, refiriÉndose a que muchos no se presentan a sus fechas en la corte. le preguntamos

congressmen principally. >> kemp: their role is to purchase it from mexico, and process it in mexicond bring it into the united states -- through their own distribution change and to a face-to-face sale in the united states. one of the things that makes fentanyl so attractive for drug cartels is the low upfront price and the high profits on the far end. that is whether it is mixed into heroine and purchased by an interconvenience drug user by a known drug user or whether it is sold as a fake pill who believes they are getting oxycontin and fentanyl analogue. >> do we have an assessment of how much the cartels are making from this trafficking. >> kemp: trafficking as a whole in. >> let's take fentanyl or other. >> kemp: overall, i believe it was senator cornyn who quoted the price of $64 billion today and that's absolutely within the realm of the possible. $64 billion, the drugs continue to be the most lucrative and reliable source of income for transnational criminal organizes in mexico. >> thank you for your work i have to know a greatmen and women in your agency, and i'm grateful f

palmira: si planea viajar en carretera mÉxico, tenemos recomendaciones.: faltan pocos dÍas para la navidad y en los aeropuertos del Área de la bahÍa mÁs que paz y tranquilidad, lo que se pide es un mayor ajetreo y una actividad mÁs intensa. tan sÓlo en el aeropuerto de san josÉ esperan atender a 800,000 viajeros desde hoy hasta el 6 de enero. una de las Épocas de mayor actividad en los aeropuertos del Área de la bahÍa son los dÍas previos la navidad y el aÑo nuevo. en el aeropuerto de san josÉ espera un 9% mÁs de viajeros. algunas personas llegaron con mÁs de tres horas de anticipaciÓn para tomar su vuelo. >> el aÑo pasado llegamos con dos horas y media y las filas para dejar las maletas estaban muy largas. >> es autoridades del aeropuerto de san josÉ se han preparado para atender a 800,000 pasajeros en este perÍodo de fiestas. >> los dÍas mÁs ocupados son desde hoy al 23 de diciembre; el 28 de diciembre y del tres al 6 de enero. tienen que venir con suficiente tiempo para que asÍ pueda uno estar sin correr, se pueda abordar el aviÓn sin preocupaciones. >

palmira: se presidente trump firmÓ un nuevo tratado de libre comercio con mÉxico y canadÁ.idos. fernando: en medio de la cumbre del g20 buenos aires estados unidos, mÉxico, y canadÁ, firmaron el nuevo tratadode libre comercio de amÉrica del norte. >> esta nueva media beneficiarÁn los trabajadores, la tecnologÍa, y desarrollo en . >> trump elogiÓ a su colega enrique peÑa nieto. e Último como presidente condecorÓ al llamado de trump. >> es un honor dar esta distinciÓn. fue un actor clave para encauzar la relaciÓn bilateral una vez que ingreso a la administraciÓn de estados unidos. >> lo que refleja es que la relaciÓn entre el gobierno de peÑa nieto y el gobierno dedonald trump fue por una relaciÓn muy estrecha muy personal entre canciller, y el de donald trump. >> el futuro gobierno de manuel lÓpez obrador hasta ahora ha tenido una actitud amistosa con estados unidos. >> sin embargo yo creo que el tema migratorio, va a ser muy complicado para ambos lados. especialmente si trump sigue insistiendo, no sÓlo en el muro, sino que tambiÉn en que mÉxico sea su antesala para detener

negÓ que mÉxico vaya a servir como un tercer paÍs seguro. alejandro madrigal tiene reacciones.interior de los estados unidos para que los inmigrantes centro americanos que tienen abierto un proceso de asilo en ese paÍs sean deportados a mÉxico en lo que esperan. >> les brindarÁ toda la protecciÓn y el goce de los derechos que brinda la constituciÓn mexicana. alejandro: se trata de un hecho histÓrico porque mÉxico no habÍa aceptado el regreso de personas extranjeras a este paÍs. sin embargo el gobierno de los estados unidos tomÓ la decisión de implementar una secciÓn en su ley migratoria le permite devolver a estos inmigrantes a territorio mexicano, lo que sorprendiÓ al instituto nacional de migraciÓn porque aseguran no tiene la capacidad operativa de hacer esta tarea. >> la legislaciÓn que nos regula es la ley de migraciÓn. tampoco nos favorece. alejandro: sin embargo la cancillerÍa mexicana sostiene que tiene un plan legal para recibir estas personas. >> su ingreso a mÉxico bajo una categorÍa prevista por la ley mexicana como visitantes por razones humanitarias. alejandro: el

i go to mexico city, archives in northern mexico, the public archive in northern mexico. a lot had to do with health early on and disease. there is a migration archive in mexico city. i travel all over the united states, california, texas, new mexico and arizona, obviously have great libraries. the u.s. national archives, the u.s. agricultural library, library of congress has all kinds of documents related to government efforts to build fences or to oppose them, sometimes in the case of mexican archives. >> are there any pictures of this time period and/or any remnants of what it looked like? prof. mendoza: absolutely. there are pictures of open ranges, obelisks. when the monuments i mentioned earlier were constructed by the u.s.-mexican boundary commission, there were several photographs taken. another historian is working on it visual history of that and what it looks like and the images were disseminated in both countries. later, there were pictures of new fences, what they look like. i encountered lots of pictures in the urban areas in the 1940's and 1950's where new

amlo hace historia listo mÉxico para recibir a su nuevo presidente, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador llega poder con mÁs del 60% de aprobaciÓn, el mÁs alto con que un presidente mexicano asume el poder. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes les salud del zÓcalo el epicentro del cambio, aquÍ maÑana miles de mexicanos a clamarÁn a su nuevo presidente que enfrenta importantes retos y cierto escepticismo, esta es nuestra principal noticia, pero ademÁs este viernes. ♪ ♪ . emergencia en alaska, un fuerte terremoto de 7 grados edificios carreteras el epicentro fue a solo 7 milla de la ciudad mÁs grande de alaska. mortal persecuciÓn, al menos 3 muertos y varios heridos al volcarse una camioneta que era perseguida por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza, el conductor ciudadano de estados unidos estÁ bajo custodia de las autoridades. >> con manos latinas un cirujano latino le devuelve la ilusiÓn y esperanza a un joven que se habÍa disparado con un rifle, hablamos con el paciente y con el doctor que logrÓ uno de los trasplantes faciales mÁs exitosos de la historia. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-bal

mexico relations under mexico's new president. joining us for that is the baker institute's representative. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. 8:00 p.m.y at eastern, conversations with two retiring members of congress. republican representative lamarr smith of texas retiring after 32 years in the house and democratic representative michael capuano who was defeated in the primary. >> did the primary surprise you? >> i have been telling people my constituents were angry, they were very angry. they were angry at the party for not standing up for certain things. they were angry donald trump elected and the way he has governed. everybody wants to look at partisanship because it is the standard way to say. they forget we have a republican governor in the most democratic state in the country. he is one of the most popular governors in the country. he just won an overwhelming victory. it, myow you do constituents are angry, upset, and want change. >> ura mr. smith goes to washin

>> cambios en la frontera, la administraciÓn regresarÁ a mÉxico a los migrantes que solicitan cruzar frontera, el gobierno mexicano acepta el ingreso por razones humanitarias y en forma temporal. >> el es histÓrico, de ahora en adelante en lugar de quedar en centros de detenciÓn o puestos en libertad, los migrantes serÁn devueltos a mÉxico, es la noticia principal. ademÁs este jueves. >> lucha por su vida, pasÓ cinco dÍas en las celdas heladas de la migra y ahora una bebÉ que viaÓo con la caravana se encuentra grave, la madre dice que su hija nunca recibiÓ atencion mÉdica cuando estuvo en custodia. >> las lÁgrimas del chapo, el narco rompe en llanto al ver a sus hijas por primera vez en el juicio, las niÑas gemelas hicieron al chapo estar mÁs pendientes de ellas que de las acusaciones de los testigos. >> amenaza navideÑa, poderosa tormenta invernal de florida ransito y demora en los vue vuelos >> noticias telemundo con jose d diaz balart cambian las reglas en la front r frontera, el gobierno de tdonald trump enviara de regreso a mexico a migrantes de otros p s paises mientras se proc

we need to partner with mexico. we need to attack the transnational criminal organizations that are praying on these individuals and that continue to profit dramatically from drug demand in the united states. there's no question that our law enforcement partnership, our partnership on migration policy, regionally, is going to be essential and really, that is a key priority to working with the incoming-- with the now inaugurated president obrador administration to address. and push back with focused and targeting aid, accountability with our partners on the government side and to keep reinvesting in what's working. i think we've got to hit all of those angles. at the border we need investments in security. that's part of the dynamic. long side, families and children, we have an increase in hashed narcotics, a fentanyl challenge across our nation, methamphetamine is more of an issue at western united states at record levels. these are extremely dangerous drugs. the fentanyl overdose problem is absolutely epidemic and

. >>> quÉ tal, le saludo desde el zÓcalo en un dÍa que vuelve a marcar historia en mÉxico, en un aviÓn el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador rompio con lo que fue uso y costumbre y se trasladÓ a veracruz para participar en un acto en xalapa, hablÓ en exclusiva con mi compaÑero raÚl torres. >>> te saluda raÚl torres, volando a mde mÉxico hacia veracruz, es el mismo cielo, eÍ pero... es distinto al mismo tiempo porque este paÍs ayer tuvo dÍa histÓrico y aquÍ, cerca de nosotros viene en un vuelo comercial el seÑor presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, una gran responsabilidad que tiene usted. >>> sÍ, y un saludo a los que ven telemundo, es un medio de comunicaciÓn sobre todo muy visto por paisanos, latino americanos, en estados unidos. y un saludo, nos va a ir bien porque se va a acabar la corrupciÓn en mÉxico, ya no habrÁn lujos en el gobierno. no puede haber gobierno rico con pueblo pobre. vamos a llevar acabo una polÍtica de austeridad republicana, por eso se van a vender los utilizaban para transportar a los altos personeros, yago no habrÁ aviÓn presidencial, vamos a viajar como

escape violence, mexico is having its most violent year on record.it is not considered a safe haven and to be honest mexicans are not particularly nice or kind to central americans. there's a great deal of racism in central america particularly indigenous communities. you could create policies to incentivize people to stay in mexico and they might potentially have a few people deciding to take note of them but to cross the border, delivered family in virginia or north carolina or wisconsin i would rather do that. >> i dislike the predictive game particularly so early in an administration. 6 days into the administration. what i find impressive was a novel idea of thinking differently about the migration peace. the second file i had when i heard about his proposals was every politician is transaction so the possibility of a deal, possibility versus probability, absolutely. possibility to be seen and using this, to cash in at a later time with the government could we come up with a deal? if we find common objectives, between mexico and us regarding the

such that trade has transformed mexico. today, our exchanges abroad represent more than 70% of our gross domestic product. and this has contributed to the fact that today, the benefits of trade with the world are valued by the mexican society. revamping the new trade agreement was aimed to preserve the view of an integrated north america with a firm belief that together, we're stronger and more competitive. in spite of the progress that we have seen in our trade relationship in the last two decades, there is still a long road ahead of us to take advantage of each country's potential. the united states, mexico, and canada agreement gives a renewed face to the process of integration. this process achieved on the first place to modernize our trade framework. trade agreements shall not be static. agreements need to move along with the economy. and, should be according to the needs of our society. inclusion of new provisions on e-commerce, information technologies, and trade enabling practices are now part of the agreement. in f

seguimos en mÉxico porque estÁn asesinando a un periodista en el norte de mÉxico, la fiscalÍa de nayaritel centro por los prÓximos 6 meses algo que estÁ renovando las esperanzas. >> en mÁs informaciÓn, qatar anunciÓ el lunes que apartir de personas se va a retirar de la organizaciÓn de paÍs exportador de petrÓleo, para producir mÁs por los lÍmites que pone opep, qatar recordemos es el principal exportador de gas natural del mundo es un paÍs de 2 millones 600 mil millones de habitantes los cuales 10% son ciudadanos y descubriÓ el campo petrolero del norte en 71 el mismo aÑo que se hizo independiente, mÁs adelante mÁs nato skwooticias, pero ahors con temas de actualidad muy importante. >> si paulina porque una de las cosas que le va a tocar trabajar al presidente de mÉxico, los albergues estÁn sobrepoblados la gente local, muchos estÁn ayudando, otros asustados hay una crisis, nuestro querido abogado de inmigraciÓn jesÚs reyes estuvo ahÍ hace poco y hoy nos visita para compartir sus experiencia, jesÚs estuviste aÍi hace algunos dÍas, por quÉ fuiste para allÁ cuÉntame? >> hubieron varias ra

let's start with mexico first. what are your hopes in terms of cooperation, coordination with the new government of mexico, which has clearly stated, the president himself has stateds his desire to work with the united states to work with issues in central america and mexico and work with you and the trump administration. this seems to be a real area where we can cooperate, no? >> yeah. i agree 100%. we're off to a great start with the president's team. we met some of the cabinet and subcabinet level professionals. they're tremendously capable. we've had such an era of increased partnership and effectiveness in our partnerships at the border across the interagency with mexico. cvp's role, we work with the customs side, we work with the agriculture side. obviously in terms of law enforcement and counter narcotics efforts. we've got broad relationships. we would like to sustain and deepen those relationships in the new administration. i think our unified cargo progre progressing is an example for the region. nine sou

-mexico trade agreement. we have senior advisor for the center for strategic and international studies and a reporter with the "wall street journal." thank you both for being here. let's begin with the factors that led to this trade agreement. explain to our viewers what is in this deal. >> guest: a lot of things are in this deal. in many ways the summer to the old north american free trade agreement or nafta. this is president trump's effort to renegotiate that agreement. it was a promise that this in the 2016 election. he said he would renegotiate nafta or terminate it, pull out of it and now they have a deal with hand and mexico summerwood candy would not come along with it. some provisionsre of nafta, stricter rules for the auto industry and labor and a few other things and is going to come up for a vote as soon as next year. president trump has indicated going to pull out of nafta and if congress doesn't pass usmca agreement, u.s. to be left with nothing. that's what we are. >> host: bill, i want our vie

quÉ viva mÉxico! viva méxico! viva mÉxico! viva méxico!mbiÉn apresaron a un hombre de causar n amas. el chofer y todos los pasajeros logra no salir de forma segura. no hay heridos. continÚan los tributos a george hw bush. la bandera la casa blanca permanece a media asta. su hijo tambiÉn llegÓ a la presidencia y el presidente donald trump dio comentario durante el g20. tendremos 13 dÍa de luto y 13 dÍas para recordarlo. vamos con el reportaje de katiria soto. katiria: fue capitÁn de equipo de bÉisbol y fue piloto de guerra. participÓ en 58 misiones en la segunda guerra mundial. en una de esas su aviÓn fue derribado. la mayor parte de su vida estuvo casado con bÁrbara con la que procreÓ seis hijos. luego de graduarse se dedicÓ al negocio del petrÓleo. ocupÓ posiciones importantes como embajador antepresidente d los republicanos y presidente de la cÍa. en 1980 buscÓ la nominaciÓn presidencial, derrot llegÓ a la presidencia 1998 y durante su gobierno se dio el fin de la uniÓn soviÉtica y la caÍda del muro de berlín. tambiÉn tuvo activa partici

maÑana univisiÓn 14 tendrÁ cobertura completa del cambio de gobierno mÉxico.donÓde alaska, total de 5 reportes durante las pasadas horas se valieron mÁs significativos y el primero que ocurriÓ de magnitud 7.0 a tan sÓlo 25 millas de profundidad y un segundo movimiento telÚrico se registrÓ en esta zona, ni tu 5.7. la alerta por tsunami fue cancelada. a quien la regiÓn de california no hay nada de peligro. de hecho la actividad sÍsmica ha sido por debajo de los 2°. mÁs adelante vuelvo con más pronÓsticos del tiempo. asÍ como los comentadas vamos a compartir con ustedes las imÁgenes que ocasionaron los daÑos de este sismo. ramon: como se capten este vÍdeo las personas lograron actuar tiempo para salvar sus vidas. despuÉs del movimiento telÚrico el mÁs intenso la historia de ese estado, dejÓ a cerca de 10,000 personas sin servicio elÉctrico. no se reportaron vÍctimas fatales pero si serios daÑos a la infraestructura pamela: como el derrumbe a esta carretera que fue la Única que no recibiÓ daÑos. el servicio metro lÓgico de estados unidos contabilizÓ 30 rÉplicas y

and mexico and it was closed to women. as people came other people will apply to be a part of the program but didn't qualify so they were looking for work and often found it and is more man cross the border women crossed as well and one interesting piece of information from this period is the transitional moment when fences became tools to control human migration but the people they wanted to control were women. they tended not to focus on women because it was a program only open to men but when border patrol agents look for people crossing the border, they would find women and men but when they would apprehend women, particularly in urban areas they were a little self- conscious because women would cry and scream as one would do if you were apprehended and scared with the border patrol agent said women were using their feminine many -- femininity. so they changed it to desert landscapes. >> part of the debate now, the separation of families in the policy that is now in place by the trump administration although they've re

. >> el desgarrador mensaj el des impacta duro, aÚn en mÉxico, 90 personas mueren asesinadas cada dÍaor hora, es la noticia principal, pero ademÁs este lunes. >> la muerte de jaqueline, el gobierno de trump no permite a legisladores latinos entrevistar a los agentes fronterizos vinculados con la muerte de la niÑa guatemalteca, familiares de la menor dicen que no van a descansar hasta que se haga justicia >> el futuro de obamacare, preocupaciÓn en la comunidad latina por el reciente fallo contra el programa de salud, expertos dicen que no hay nada que temer por ahora, mientras siga la batalla en las cortes el obamacare sigue en pie >> se duplica el nÚmero de estudiantes secundarios que fuman cigarrillos electrÓnicos, hablamos con jÓvenes que cayero en el engaÑo de que no es tan daÑino como el tabaco. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> comenzamos con las imÁgenes de un incendio en toluca, mÉxico >> no, estÁ durÍsimo, ¿ viste esa explosiÓn? >> miren las miren nubes d las 300 metros de altura, las brigadas de bomberos trabajan en el lugar para contener las llamas, hasta el mom

carley: money is the ticket why mÉxico would even agree to this -- remain in mÉxico plan.ens. carley: thank you, sir. >> money is always the matter. carley: time 54 minutes after the hour and they cried when hillary clinton lost the election, even screamed at the sky, wait until you hear how many millennials are living with mom and dad. rob: boosting prices for booze, really? airline raising prices, you won't believe. stay tune. . . soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. and fearlessly devours piles. in the water, in the water, you ready for this? she doesn't like it... you've gotta get in there. okay. careful not to get it in her eyes. i know, i know what a bath is... smile honey. this thing is like... first kid. here we go. second kid. you coming in mommy? ahh not a chance! by their second kid, every parent is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time parents. luvs with nightlock plus absorbs wetness faster than huggies snug and dry for outstanding ov

-mexico border. the pope appeals for peace in conflict and syria in his annual christmas address from the vatican. in his christmas message, president be no end to the shutdown unless funding is secured for his u.s.-mexico border wall. prdid thident put his foot in it by asking a seven-year-old if she believes in santa? ben: hello, welcome to "bbc world news." the indonesian government has announced it will a new tsunami warning system as the number of people known to have dd in the saturday tsunami has risen to 429. heavy rains hampering the rescue efforts, with aund 16,000 people on the islands of java and sumatra being evacuated to higher ground. there are fears that further eruptions of the anak krakatau volcano could trigger more deadly waves. naval vessels deployed have found bodies washed out to sea. tsunamis this year have exposed the fact that much of the early-warning system wasn't working due to damaged by fishing boats or theem. the new syill measure the size of waves, enabling it to dete

both children who were in new mexico when they fell ill. new mexico is adjacent to el paso.ar—old what a marlin girl. —— guatemalan. she became ill on december six and was taken to a hospital here in paso, where u nfortu nately hospital here in paso, where unfortunately she passed away. both children showed very similar symptoms. i don't know what to make of that. they had a cough and then developed a very high fever and quickly began vomiting, and by the time they were taken to hospital, the doctors were not able to save them. robert, what is the situation with those who are making their way through central america, and mexico, to try to seek asylum in the us? because at one point the karrabin ‘s we re very because at one point the karrabin ‘s were very much at the top of the news agenda, but things seem to have gone quietly on that recently. —— the caravans. i think that is because the trump administration has got everything focused on what is happening in tijuana, and the situation in communities like el paso and mcallen in texas have been totally ignored. we have been ha

striking a deal with mexico to keep migrants in mexico after seeking asylum here. they stay on that side of the border until we determine whether they can get asylum. details on how much our country will be saving. you are looking at brand-new video of the chaos raining down in the streets of socialist venezuela. this video exclusive to us as we continue our exclusive reporting on venezuela. a socialist country nearing total utter collapse. we are learning the true socialist leader nicolas maduro is running scared. "trish regan primetime" starts now. breaking tonight. the battle continues on capitol hill. congress working overtime to try to stave off a looming shutdown before the christmas holidays and that deadline is just hours away. president trump refusing to back down from his demand for $5 billion for our southern border wall. the countdown ticking. we have more breaking news. from the capitol this evening, defense secretary-general james mattis tells president trump he's stepping down in february. we have got all of it covered right now. our own edward lawre

and not only a lot of corruption in mexico but also a huge percentage of government revenue now over two hours prior to sesar as had begun they privatization what's the current state of that john well the the laws that are passed across is for of course by the net the previous president basically you know allows the sitting president to hand out you know long term one hundred year contracts to which can be counted in wall street as if they were property to the tibet house and all companies started to do that but look start on. said he did he has the best opera course with this so that is the short term and really invest in public investment in creating new refineries revive reviving the one who already exist because mexico is a big well company country but it imports over fifty percent of its gas so that you know one of the major things the books i want to change you want to increase amount of production a little is crude oil as well production has gone down since the private anything from a dozen reforms not up to this basically going against of what was was probably promised and. y

-mexico relations. watch "washington a.m.al," live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning, join the discussion. house minority leader nancy pelosi posed for pictures with the newly elected house democratic leadership for the 116th congress. democrats won control of the chamber from republicans in the election. afterwards, congresswoman pelosi, who was nominated by her colleagues to be speaker of the house and held a news conference on capitol hill.

mexico. what do you hope with the new government in mexico? but they clearly stated the desires to work with united states also in mexico to see where we could cooperate. >> to be that cabinet level professionals that are tremendously capable we had such an era of increased partnerships across the entire inter- agency of mexico so working on the customs side on the agriculture side in terms of law enforcement and counter narcotics efforts we would like to sustain those relationships. the unified processing is an example right now with nine ports of entry on the southern border working with mexican customs with those tracks headed northbound and in arizona we reduced wait times from three hours down at 45 minutes to have partnership benefits with security and compliance. but at the broader diplomatic and regional level to make that statement that investment of development of central america is a priority to increase that economic opportunity. that's a great e start so if we continue to build off of that area with a transnational criminal organi

the mexican government says this was a unilateral decision by the trump administration but mexico has agreed to allow the migrants to stay in mexico temporarily, coincidentally this agreement comes just a few days after the us pledged $10.6 billion in aid for southern mexico and central america to improve their economies and make people less compelled to leave. some of the central american migrants waiting in tijuana do not like it. >> i'm not here in mexico for asylum or i would have requested and obtained it already. i'm going to ask the united states for asylum. they cannot use the soil here. i will ask for asylum there and hope the law or measure being taken is not true. >> reporter: it is true but it doesn't apply to mexican asylum seekers. immigration advocates and groups like amnesty international say the asylum policy is a stark violation of international law and, quote, the end results could be the endangerment of thousands of families and individuals seeking protection. as of september 30th, us border authorities received 92,000 credible fear claims, that is the initial step

que sean vueltos a mÉxico.resar ilegalmente tendrÁn que pedir su pedido desde mÉxico en la frontera y esto cambia las reglas del juego completamente, seguramente se harÁn demandas contra el gobierno para cambiar y modificar esto, asÍ que esto es algo que no me sorprende nada de la administraciÓn. y lo triste de ello para cla para la comunidad que no tendrÁn acceso libre como si estuvieran dentro de estados unidos. a poder preparar su caso . estÁn de este lado en estados unidos y va a diluir sus posibilidades de ganar un caso de asilo polÍtico estando en un paÍs extranjero, sin evidencia y sin asesoramiento adecuado en mÉxico. >>> quÉ terrible y sin contar con cuanto. >>> un juez fallÓ a favor de los inmigrantes diciendo al gobierno que tiene que recibir la solicito de violencia domestica y persecuciÓn de pandilla en sus paÍses de origen basÁndose en el temor creÍble. ¿quÉ representa esto para los migrantes quÉ hacer para justificar esta peticiÓn?. >>> primero son malas noticias y luego buenas noticias para las

mexico has its own poverty issues, particularly in the southern portion of mexico, dramatically in poverty. it could create tension, but it's not seen as an economic draw. and mexico is having its most violent year on record. mexicans are not particularly nice or kind central americans. there is a great deal of racism against those, particularly people from indigenous communities. i think you can create -- across the border and virginia, north carolina, and wisconsin, much rather do that. >> i dislike the predictive game, particularly so early in a demonstration, six days into the administration. what i found impressive, what i thought was a novel idea of thinking differently about the migration piece and when i heard of some of his proposals, every politician is transactional. every politician is transactional. so the possibility of a deal in the military, we talked about possibility versus probability, absolutely. probability to be seen. it may be he is using this as a chip that he is going to want to cash in at a later time with our government. could we come up with a deal? if we find c

it will start sending some asylum seekers who enter the country illegally back to mexico mexico has agreed to accept the markets for humanitarian reasons but it says it still has the right to admit will reject the entry of not mexicans into its territory we've got she had her times in washington d.c. looking at this one can you explain a little more detail of what is actually main street up. well we know over the trumpet ministration has been trying to negotiate something like this with the mexican government for some time and had negotiations with the former government of enrique opinion yet it was having to go with the incoming government of the government of unders manuel lopez obrador in fact at the end of last month there were reports that a deal had been reached and the lopez obrador transition team at the time had to walk that back because there was such an outcry will have to see whether they'll be a similar outcry now but from what we understand that legal illegal migrants on the some on the on the border on the southern border without papers will now be made to wait while their.