en mcallen, texas, pedro rojas.extremo al presentar su caso al servicio de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn. el gobierno determinÓ que si hay error tendrÁ que comenzar su proceso desde cero. pablo gato nos explica desde washington. pablo: las nuevas normas del servicio de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn afcualquier solicitud. hasta ahora, si el solicitante le faltaba algÚn documento o habÍa dudas sobre algo, inmigraciÓn le daba la oportunidad de aclararlo. pero este abogado de inmigraciÓn dice que esto cambia radicalmenteporque los funcionarios tendrÁn mucha más autoridad para decidir. >> ahora tienen mÁs poder, más discreciÓn, de en vez de pedir mÁs informaciÓn, negar la solicitud de una vez. y si negando esta solicitud la gente se queda sin estatus legal, iniciar un trÁmite de deportaciÓn encontra de ellos. pablo: si el funcionario encuentra un problema y le niega la solicitud, lo mandarÍa directamente ficiarios del pro daca y el tps quedan exentos. >> entonces, los permisos, vistas, peticiÓn por matrimonio, por empleos. pablo l

Él en mcallen y ella en reynosa.mpañaba. lupita: no tenía un trabajo estable y a veces él me pedía que le ayudara. yo le decía ok. ¿me ayudas a tirar los botes de basura? yo te voy a ayudar, pero por favor no me pidas lavar los baños, porque yo no voy a lavar los baños. para mí fue como un contraste muy grande. había sacrificado muchísimo y decía "una vez que ya tenga mi título y sea licenciada voy a tener otros puestos". >> luis también tenía un sueño: regresar a la radio. había estaciones en español, y se le ocurrió una idea. luis: empecé a escuchar todas las radios locales, cuántos comerciales había, todo para buscar una radio que estuviera en baja en ventas que nos fuera a vender algo de unas horas para poder hacer radio en español. >> armados con esos datos, empezó a llamar. luis: en todos lados nos decían no. "pero si hay 20 veces más latinos en milwaukee y no hay radio allá, ¿por qué crees que pueda haber una aquí que funcione?" >> otras estaciones no estaban dispuestas a romper sus formato. luis: ¿tú crees qu

both leaders are facing political pressure at home on a number of fronts mcallen is relying on merkel support for his ambitious proposals to reform the eurozone which have met with stiff resistance and other new states as well as with politicians here in germany european leaders gather later this month in salzburg where they hope to bridge their differences on migration policy. now for a look at some of the other stories making the news today an intense while far in the u.s. that of california has forced the closure of an interstate highway. motorists had to flee their vehicles as the blaze rages need trinity shasta national forest scores of homes are under threat many residents have been ordered to evacuate. or. twitter is permanently banned the right wing internet personality alex jones because of quote abusive behavior the move comes after he posted a video of himself braiding e.c.n. and journalist social media giant had previously suspended him for a week facebook and youtube have taken similar actions. one of the front runners in brazil's presidential election jarrod bulsara is i

casi tan altas como las que causaron una crisis humanitaria en 2014, edgar se trasladÓ a la zona de mcallenntes como si fueran olas de desplazados, grupos numerosos de familias y niÑos, asÍ lo revelÓ la patrulla fronteriza, ella se vino con inmigrantes y se trajo desde guatemala a sus cinco hijos pequeÑos. >> uno tiene ocho, la otra tiene seis, el otro cinco. la mÁs chiquita tiene 3 y medio y el bebÉ tiene dos aÑos. >> en arizona en un solo in incidente en agosto encontraron a 163 inmigrantes, previamente 164, en laredo 55 inmigrantes en la parte trasera de un camiÓn. >> ¿ no te dio miedo el camino?. >> mi hermana si tenÍa miedo. >> sus cinco hijos estÁn con ella, no se los quitaron las autoridades de inmigraciÓn como hace unos meses atrÁs donde casi 3.000 menores fueron separados. dicen que los coyotes se aprovechan para traerlos como cajas de mercancÍa. >> para ellos es un delito. >> pedro venÍa con un grupo de 120 inmigrantes, lo subieron. >> estÁbamos bien apretados con los niÑos. >> 66 inmigrantes fueron detenidos en weslaco . >> la prÓxima semana se darÁn a conocer las cifras de agost

already confirmed he's ready for paris part with his next visit scheduled for november and while mcallen still seems open to a special relationship with the u.s. and its president it's clear the french public aren't a recent poll showed that only forty four percent of people here still see the u.s. as an ally a partner plummeting by thirty three percent since two thousand and fourteen so what parisians make of the us a country that for so long as being a trusted ally and who has replaced america or do you know our vision of europe and the world is quite close to germany's i don't have confidence in the us they don't care about france for them it's just the way to impose the. i would say timoney is the most important french ally and england the us used to be important but not anymore so i'm among those who think that we'd rather ally with germany than with the united states france and germany are interested in hearing each other to give europe a better future. i think the most important ally on the political level is germany today france and the us a divergence. i'm pro american i travel

cinco meses en los brazos dice que huye de la violencia en honduras y viajÓ mes y medio para llegar a mcallenrprende es de josÉ manuel, puso a su hijo en una cÁmara de neumatico para cruzar el rÍo brf. >> ¿ no sabes nadar?. >> no. >> ¿ quÉ le dijiste a tu papi?. >> que tenÍa miedo. >> ella cruzÓ con su hija de 15 aÑos y le dijo vete de aquÍ para que tengas una vida mejor. >> dice que la mara le echÓ ojo a su niÑo de 13 aÑos. >> me dijo mami me dijeron que me van a meter a las maras. >> estos padres con sus hijos inmigrantes van a permanecer juntos en el centro de detenciÓn y su caso lo podrÁn llevar en libertad frente a un juez. en este operativo detuvieron a 9 inmuy nuestros gri inmigrantes, cinco de origen chino. >> equipos de emergencia responden a una explosiÓn que ha provocado mÁs de una docena de incendios que devoran varias casas en tres comunidades cerca de boston en massachusetts. >> ahÍ lo tiene, varios residentes llamaron reportando que habÍa un problema con la lÍnea de gas en sus casas antes del estallido, hasta ahora se confirman al menos 39 estructuras afectadas, en otras cosas

i don't want to get your personal view on this what is this about like mcallen council russia or chancellor merkel comes to russia and every time they speak out of russia it's all about bridging the gaps not about the gaps ok they talk about importance of being together and moving forward together and the minute they're home facing their audiences it's all about you know super anti-rational rhetoric is this for the audiences this is for the voters of what is this thing of once where in russia talking to put in we say one thing and as soon as we go back home we need to pursue the usual rhetoric or else will be seen as what because it is necessary to understand that this diplomatic situation needs a diplomatic it was a private and very wise approach meaning that we have maybe two separate we have to cooperate for many things and we have to freeze and it would be the problems that we are having without raising these problems as. the finance say questions. cooperating enough to research on other issues and knowing that the european union is composed by the twenty eight countries among these cou

the capital port moresby has been monitoring the outbreak for the world health organization up to mcallen and i hope that you can hear me a little bit better now so why are we saying these cases all the polio and now some eighteen years off it was a radical when you're going to. yes this only of cases. eighteen years. of years because. you need when you look at. the immediate. years. there is a huge immunity but the children so that's why it's only you up and they get it only any after eighteen years when you say there's a huge drop of a major thing is that because they have they haven't been vaccinations and what is the plan and response to this outbreak now. yeah this happened because of in the past couple of the coverage of routine immunization was. below seventy percent so it was not out of this all to get more pollution and that's why we have now the number of susceptible children particularly under five. really highly of pollution so currently as of today now we have two all of. the cases and out of these sort of the emma out of five kids interest nine are to do. it when you look at

mcallen and port moresby he's been monitoring the outbreak for the world health organization dr mccollum very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so why are we saying these cases now. i do apologize. and we are having some technical problems. what that connection will try to establish a better connection but let's move on to other news for now a medical emergency has been declared zimbabwe's capital after twenty eight people died of cholera and that's reignited fears of a repeat of the outbreak that killed thousands in two thousand and eight. patients who are suspected of having cholera have been quarantined in zimbabwe's capital harare health officials say this is an emergency but i realize that the numbers are growing by the number of cases. to. two thousand over two thousand cases. is that a big problem problem is that even if that is all it will break through us zimbabwe's health sector and other departments in the country has been underfunded and poorly resourced for decades government officials blame the current economic crisis and say they lack resources opposition leaders say

do you guys think we spent too much time obsessing about the of lee and mcallen and everybody, and not enough attention to the decisions made at the kernel and brigadier level. like oprah america, we worship the ceos but the decisions -- are we skipping a big part of the conversation? >> i would agree we do. i would take it one step further, to the individual soldier on the front lines. i would not call it a turning point, but to show the stick to it if this that soldiers had. look at the arming of the potomac and the aftermath. the better of chancellorsville in 1863, and you read through so many union soldiers letters in the aftermath and they talk ,bout how they have lost faith as you mentioned in the higher echelon of command. especially in the army of the potomac. yet, they never lost faith in themselves. that carried forward to gettysburg and beyond. those soldiers were able to stick to it despite these commanders above them they viewed in some cases with discussed. disgust. strong asan army is a its strongest link, as weak as its weakest link. the individual soldier make setup. t

a lulu limit store yesterday morning just after 11:00 at the lulu limit in montgomery village on mcallen in their 20s wearing red and black hoodies pulled out big bags and fill them with clothing. police say the women drove off in an older black mercedes-benz that did not have a front license plate. if you have any information call santa rosa police. >>> a new study by wallet have finds that san ramon is the second best city in california to raise a family . the study looks at four main categories. family life and fun, education, health, and safety, affordability and a socioeconomic environment. you found san ramon ranked in the top 10 in the state and three in three of those four categories and also number one with the most families with kids in the state. san ramon ranks fourth in lowest amount of violent crime. >>> several other bay area cities ranked high in that study gloss altos was third. it is the top city for education, health and safety. dublin, danville, pleasanton, and cupertino came in the top 10 for top cities to raise a family . the number one city according to this study

it was friday night during college football season in mcallen and nobody saw it.he cruz bet is, look, ultimately the fundamentals are the fundamentals. the more i can get people hearing beto o'rourke, culture war, i want to talk about colin kaepernick for an hour, the more i can talk to him about stuff that will rile up the redness of your median tecxan voter -- >> >> beto is speaking untested, unexperienced, never done this. i would say to the cruz people, i have seen him on the floor communicating. he is a much better communicate who are than they may be giving him for. it's a risk for ted cruz to put him on the stage with o'rourke. he's doing pretty good out in the 20 counties not phasing cruz. >> i think the problem is there are a large number of people who don't have an image. i'm not some crazy communist. i'm a pretty normal guy. ted cruz thinks he's a great debater but he doesn't wajt to win, if you want to put it that way. a single public debate in 20 debates he was in, when he gets on the stage he gets smirky, he didn't win any of those debates. so the qu

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in an interview that will be airing tonight on the fox news channel cap -- van eck told mcallen he will not withdraw from the nomination. selected you ever look at each other and they, i am out. this is not worth it? like i am not going to allow false accusations drivers out of this process and we are looking for a pair process where i can be heard and defend my integrity. my lifelong record.>> dozens of people protested against kavanaugh in denver. a woman named deborah ramirez from boulder, colorado tells the new yorker magazine that kavanaugh himself to her during a drinking game at a party while they were both freshman at yale university. >> former the latest drama we are joined by legal analyst -- analyst and professor, david levy. give us your take on the letter that kavanaugh wrote to the senate judiciary committee that he will not be intimidated or back down. >> it is a strong letter and looks like it was drafted in the white house because a lot of the language is coordinated with what other people had been saying on his behalf, but it certainly says these things did not happen

i was detained for eight hours in mcallen where the kids are being caged and locked up and separated from families. and i got out after eight hours. and i didn't really want to know how i got out, but in writing the book i had to figure out who he called and why. the guilt about i get arrested, it's breaking news on cnn, and people care. people are getting arrested and detained every day. >> a mom gets her kid ripped from the border and she's anonymous. >> she's anonymous and we're getting to a point in this country where i don't know about you, but it's so much that i can't process everything, and yet i have to keep looking at it, i have to keep reading it, i have to keep watching. we should not be desensitized from it. so that has been hard. when bill o'reilly said that, i think in the same interview he said to me that i don't deserve to be in america, which gets us to this question of wait a second, what has bill o'reilly done to deserve to be in america too? just kind of flipping the question around. so when i wrote that, i really wanted to pose the questions to the readers and t

sr the pbs newshour and kaiser health news, i'mah varney in mcallen, texas.nawaz: now, we turn bac the controversy surrounding the confirmation of supreme court nominebrett kavanaugh. d, to the analysis of shields and ponnuru. that's syndited columnist mark shields, and ramesh ponnuru of the "national review." david brooks is away. gentlemen, welcome. let'jump right in. e biggest story of the week in washington judge kavanaugh. we're having this conversation at the unfortunate of high stakes politics and how we handle sexual violencen america. ramesh, republicans are in charge, running the show. how arthey handling it? >> i would say things took a marked turn for the worst when president trump decided he was tired of being responsible and sober mined, which must have chafed, and, instead, decided to attack professor blase ford, saying that, this is a real thing, she should have come forward decades ago whi anybody who's familiar with these cases ups is not the wayr these things w so i think that's a real black mark on the republicans and i know a lot of repub

. >> currently we have some of the safest cities along the border, el paso, mcallen, brownsville, haveall been seen as some of the safest cities on the border, yet we take 800 million and put troops on the border, we militarize the area, i would just hope that if he continues to do this he gets the money from the federal government. this is a federal government issue. >> the federal government is paying for the tab, for the national guard on the border. second, the reason why i'm work to go make sure that we do secure the border is because i want to go after the human traffickers, the sex traffickers and cartel members, those who threaten us like gang members, the rise of ms-13 of gang members in the state of texas, i want to do something to put a stop to that. jon: latest polling show abbott leading the race by 19 points. still ahead emotional homecoming from one soldier, how long he had been deployed before giving his daughter the surprise of a lifetime. and high tensions remain on capitol hill over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and we will take a look at how this is playing

la renuncia de una persona llevÓ al arresto de 24 inmigrantes indocumentados, esto en mcallen, texas,toridades encontraron a estas personas dentro de una casa ro doont. aumentan las visitas sorpresas del servicio de inmigraciÓn a las oficinas de empleadores, las autoridades estÁn argumentando que es parte, bajo la lupa estÁn los empleadores que solicitaron visas de trabajos temporales para sus empleados, ellos revisan la informaciÓn de la empresa, el nÚmero de empleados, nÓminas y horarios. se titula miedo, trump en la casa blanca. es el nuevo libro del periodista bob ganador de dos premios pulitzer, aÚn no sale a la venta y genera polÉmica. describe al actual administrador como un manicomio donde le ocultan documentos de seguridad nacional por temor que los firme y desate una catÁstrofe, en la casa blanca han calificado el texto como historias inventadas. ya que estamos en washington, continuamos ahÍ porque tiene a lugar hoy la segunda audiencia para confirmar al nominado por el presidente trump a la corte suprema, durante la primera presentaciÓn de brett en el congre congreso, el mo

mcallen, texas, in the top 10. san antonio, texas, as well. boise, idaho, hosts a number of corporations, including the micron corporation. dallas, texas. denver, colorado, the mile high city with a workforce and earnings score of 58.3. number five is nashville, tennessee. charleston, south carolina, at number four. raleigh, north carolina, at number three. number two is provo, utah. and their score, 52.2, workforce and earnings score. and austin, texas, is their number one city to move to with their population and housing score of 100, and that's a top 15 cities that americans are flocking to, according to cnbc, and you can find that on their website. illinois, greg, happy with his job. good morning, greg. aller: good morning, c-span. i have good job security, and i'm fairly well satisfied with my job. however, when i went on the department of labor inflation table, when i started in the workforce full-time in 1977, my spending power of my wage is almost exactly to the penny as it was back then. however, when i bought my first new car, it was