he joins me now from mcallen, texas. bit about the disparity here. we saw the raids. we saw the people being handcuffed and marched away. s.ose were mostly the work what happened to the employers? ic so far, nothing has happened to the employers, is something that immigrant advocates have bn pointing out is 680 people were detf ned, hundredsem are still in ice custody, and the bosses or the employers who hired them haven't, you know, been detained or really faced any consequences yet. wa sreenivasan: and why is that? >> the law... ththe law around this was written is, employers aren'treaking the law by hiring undocumented rkers. but what happens is, they... if they are found to be in violation of the law, it's because they knowinglhired undocumented workers. it's annoyingly that tough to ove for prosecutors, and so that takes more time. and not only more time, it makes it harder for the prosecutor so, some people would, you know, say that the immigrants are the low-hanging fruit whereas the employers are tougher to get. and more often than not, they don't really face

this was a pilot that lasted for a few days in mcallen and el paso. >> i apologize. sir, that's the hsi program they have been doing. >> thank you. we will submit it for the reco record. >> thank you, madam chair. steve, thank you for the service that you and your men and women do. i agree with my colleagues that if there's a problem there's a bad apple we need to go after those bad apples but i still think the majority of your people are good people and i go to church with them and see them at the stores and i don't think many women make up the morning trying to see how they will hurt the immigrants and i want to say that an adult in the past where i recognized your officers in mcallen, laredo for the life estate because there are times they put their lives and jump in the river or whatever the case may be to save the lives they had. i will be having some of those ceremonies in august. two things i want to focus on. what patrol processing center and the other is what do we need to do to do a better job to keep men women and we added money to retention but i don't th

scarlet ortiz pasÓ varias semanas en un centro de detenciÓn tambiÉn en mcallen, texas.jos llenos de lÁgrimas, cuando le preguntas por su madre, y entonces estÁn en el desconcierto de ahora quÉ va a pasar. >> dicen que estados unidos es un lugar donde estÁ lleno de cosas muy lindas, que se vive mejor, y eso dije yo, es como lo tratan, no veo lo mejor de ellos. >> muchos, scarlet lo Único que quieren es volver a casa. >> quiero regresarme para mi paÍs, donde nací. aunque siga comiendo frijolitos, pero allÁ nadie los trata asÍ, nadie los discrimina tanto. >> mÁs de 900 menores han sido separados de sus familias desde junio del 2018. sÓlo este pasado mes de junio alrededor de 2000 niÑos estaban en custodia de la paz suya fronteriza. el mÁs pequeÑo separado de sus padres tenÍa escasos cuatro meses. finalmente siete menores han muerto dentro o poco despuÉs de haber salido de un centro de detenciÓn. a continuación un adelanto de la prÓxima edición en comer aquÍ y ahora". >> empezaron a sentir algunos sÍntomas, pero no podían identificar cuÁl era el problema que tenÍan. preocup

escarlet ortiz pasó varias semanas en un centro de detención también en mcallen.n el desconcierto. por lo que va a pasar. nicole: dicen que estados unidos es un lugar lleno de cosas lindas, que se vive mejor. al ver cómo nos tratan, no veo lo mejor de ellos. [carmen] muchos como escarlet lo único que quieren es volver a casa. escarlet: quiero regresarme para mi país donde nací, que aunque comiendo frijolitos nadie nos discrimina tanto. ilia: más de 900 menores han sido separados de sus familias desde junio de 2018. solo este pasado junio alrededor de dos mil niños estaban en custodia de la patrulla fronteriza. el más pequeño, separado de sus padres, tenía escasos cuatro meses. finalmente 7 menores han muerto dentro o poco después de salir de un centro de detención. así llegamos al final de esta edición. muchas gracias. memín: ay, ya.

next couple of porter libya de janeiro explains why former governor arnold schwarzenegger went to mcallenutside sacramento. this morning for a big announcement. >>the first human was governor there were fires in the spring and then sometimes in the fall. and it always said no a few years. those files throughout the whole year. >>arnold schwarzenegger described the drastic changes. he saw in california's wildfires during his term as governor as he joined now governor gavin newsome on a tour of cal fire's air base at mcallen airport we have >>the greatest firefighters in the world. the most courageous firefighters in the world the smallest firefighters, the toughest firefighters in the world. but we didn't have gas since we didn't have the equipment. >>this year governor newsom is allocating nearly a billion dollars of california's budget toward wildfire. suppression efforts and he credits schwarzenegger for laying the groundwork during his time in office to expand cal fire's fleet. now fire. plus. >>more planes. this type and other times than any other firefighting force. in the world. we

. >>> nancy pelosi and lawmakers today visited a detention facility in mcallen, texas, the congressional delegation wanted to investigate the treatments of children and families at the border. >> the damage has been done in so many cases. we want to try to bring families back together. this is a public policy issue and the challenge of america undermines the character of who we are and people of faith just has no place in our country or in our hearts. >> the trump administration is trying to restrict applications for asylum in the u.s. from central america by requiring migrants to apply in guatemala rather than the u.s. border. >>> they were bugging out today in san francisco. critters of all kinds were on display and if you were lucky, you got to touch them. the special anniversary celebrated at the zoo. >>> i am meteorologist drew tuma. temperatures bouncing back in our warmest spots today. it will be hotter tomorrow. how long will the heat stick around? our forecast ahead. >>> we share a digital series called "more in common." 8 years old, liam has under gone 15 surgeries including tw

. >> the condition in texas at mcallen which was the most -- if you have dogs and those kinds of cells, they would be shutdown by the american humane society. speier called for assault weapons and a ban on magazines. >>> a million dollars wall replaceme replacement. this stretches from the ocean to the mountains. the wall is made out of steel post, it is 18 feet high. it has what it describes as an anti-climb plate. it was approved back in 2017. border patrol says safety is among the improvements. >> we always said we would like to know what's on the other side of the fence so we can make sure our agents are safe and what's coming at them. the heights add, takes away the ability for adversary to be able to get on top of it and sit on top of it and we can see them coming. >> border patrol says the new replacement wall will help reduce the flow of humans and drug trafficking in the region. >>> hearts are heavy for chp officer in solano county. today marks one year since officer kirk griffs was killed. a portion of the state of 505. a sergeant was struck on the crash site this morning by

encabezÓ hoy en foro comunitario donde hablÓ donde su reciente viaje al centro de detenciÓn de ice en mcallensÓ con tanta fuerza como usted lo ve por Ámsterdam anoche, al mismo tiempo que una serie de tormentas, este vÍdeo muestra cÓmo el tornado arrasado por la capital, segÚn las autoridades nadie resultÓ heridos y solo hubo algunos daÑos en esta ciudad, aunque en otros partes de europa este tornado sÍ dejo lesionados, por ejemplo en luxemburguÉs el tornado daÑo altos edificios dejando escombrospuertas y otro arrastrados por los poderosos vientos, el tornado dejÓ 19 personas lesionadas y varias de ellas en estado grave, dos comunidades de luxemburgu fueron fuertemente impactadas, fue sin viviendas quedaron inhabitables >>> mientras que la fuerza del viento tambiÉn dejÓ destruccion en china dando el tifÓn en china tocÓ tierra matando 17 personas y dejando a otros 170 atrapadas. el fenÓmeno meteorologico afecÓo una extensa regiÓn en el este del paÍs con unos 700,000 residentes evacuados en las Últimas horas y enviados a unos 12,000 albergues temporales. >>> momento de conocer el tiempo en la b

dos fueron localizados en rÍo grande por agentes de la estaciÓn de mcallen.evelado las identidades de los fallecidos. pero las autoridadey insisten en no arriesgar la vida tratando de entrar al paÍs sin documentos. las enredadas silenciosos tienen armad alarmaa nuevos empleados y dueÑos de restaurantes. algunos han renunciado por miedo a los operativos. otros han sido despedidos porque sus patrones no quieren arriesgarse. saben que la migra los sentido tan sola en la cocina es que tiene en la mira >>> soledad hernÁndez es dueÑa del restaurante millaray asegura que nunca se habÍa sentido tan sola en la cocina. tiene pocos empleados y mucho miedo a hacer multada por tratar a trabajadores indocumentados. >>> ese es el miedo. es mÁs apel difÍcil. nos pueden deportar, nos pueden multar. por eso que no se puede contratar a gente sin papeles. >>> desde abril de este aÑo restaurantes de todo el paÍs recibieron cartas de seguro s i social pidiendo que justifiquen injus inconsistencias entre los empl a empleados y el seguro social >> info(informacion en pantalla. >> in

. >> the conditions in texas at mcallen, the most used areas are subhuman. >> reporter: it is a wait-and- see game for this father and young daughter. as for the younger's mother, she is in honduras, as is her grandmother. they are continuing to go through the lengthy asylum process. kenny choi, kpix 5 news. >>> with grief, hundreds of latino leaders rallied in el paso, demanding the texas legislature take up a ban on assault weapons. this, one week after gunmen killed 22 people. new documents show that this was racially motivated. according to the arrest affidavit, 1019 confessed. he use an ak-47, shooting innocent victims. a detective wrote that he stated his target was mexicans. >> he might have shot me, but he did not take my pride. he did not take anything from you. i am fighting. that is what i want everybody to do.>> reporter: during mobilizations, they talked premacts. oldest hispanic civil rights group organized today's march. >>> two people have been arrested for threatening walmart. the 20 sexual men in florida, and another man in texas were arrested for threatening walmart st

the group returned to the united states i made a final stop at it detention center in mcallen, texas where nancy pelosi criticized the treatment of migrants . >> for them to invade a workplace, divide families, just really undermines the character of america. what the motivation for it is, i will leave up to others to decide. but there has been different -- met losi and the other members faith and community leaders as well as those seeking asylum. >>> the price of gas have drop 6 sent in the last two weeks. it is attributed to loader lower crude all prospect the average price is now $2.74. the highest prices here in the bay area at $3.63 a gallon. baton rouge has the lowest average price at $2.16 per gallon. >>> coming up, shock and disbelief in pennsylvania. what we are learning about a fire in a day care center that killed 5 children. >>> also ahead, the effort to keep late lake tahoe blue. the invasive species that threatens the lake. >>> notice temperatures today, a little warmer. not a lot of fog behind me. what does it mean for the rest of the week? we will let you know after t

blamed for what could be a global economic slowdown on another key issue french president a man in mcallen is hoping to deescalate tensions between the u.s. and iran after the trumpet ministration pulled out of the 25th day nuclear deal and re imposed sanctions but after last year's tense meeting in canada well expectations are low that much if anything will be achieved this year our diplomatic editor james bays has more from barrett's. with the global economy teetering and some warning of a worldwide recession the 7 leaders gathering here may not look it but they're almost certainly worried the host emmanuelle macro on the us president donald trump seemed relaxed as they sat down on the terrace for lunch but in addition to the china u.s. trade dispute currently rattling stock markets they have their own problems a new french tax will target u.s. tech giants and trump has threatened to retaliate taxing french wine imports to the u.s. this though would immediately receive an e.u. response according to the president of the european council i will. then trying. general in the domination for m

detected at least $76000.00 far as that's an 82 percent increase from the same time last year now mcallen and german chancellor angela merkel say the crisis must be discussed at this weekend's g. 7 summit also now or has accused of a crime and medical main wall of meddling for political gain. vamos the 2 are forced to move. to act firmly in order to contain control of the fires in the amazon it is important in the other hand to act with the routine not to spread unfounded missus's in brazil and abroad as they do not solve the problem the only lend themselves to political propaganda now environmentalists blame the brazilian government for encouraging logging as well as farmers from burning forests to clear land for past year let's go to our correspondent daniel and now he's joining us live from portobello in a state where fires have been put out daniel but there are still some fires raging we've been out and about in the state of wrongdoing here which has been one of the the worst hit regions of brazil we've seen a lot of devastation many of the fires have now been put out certainly in the

blamed for what could be a global economic slowdown on another key issue french president american mcallen is hoping to deescalate tensions between the u.s. and iran after the trumpet ministration pulled out of the 25th a nuclear deal and very impose sanctions but after last year's tense meeting in canada expectations are low that much if anything will be achieved this year our diplomatic editor james bass has more fun. with the global economy teetering and some warning of a worldwide recession the 7 leaders gathering here may not look it but they're almost certainly worried the host emmanuelle macro on the u.s. president double trump seemed relaxed as they sat down on the terrace for lunch but in addition to the china u.s. trade dispute currently rattling stock markets they have their own problems a new french tax will target u.s. tech giants and trump has threatened to retaliate taxing french wine imports to the u.s. this would immediately receive an e.u. response according to the president of the european council i will sort of venture mind was a. general in the domination for many reas

the group visited guatemala, an el salvador along with migrant detention facilities in mcallen texas democratic speaker said today in texas that she made the trip because she wanted to ensure that the us effectively honors dignity of the immigrants who enter its border. >>it's just another way to divide families we think that that's an immorality and it's strange that they arrested the workers but did not charge the employers. >>the trump administration is trying to restrict applications for asylum in the us from central america by requiring migrants to apply in guatemala, rather than at the us border. well us customs and border protection is downplaying an emotional video showing a girl begging for agents to release her parents after raids in mississippi. a video that it's all right there nearly 700 undocumented immigrants were rounded up wednesday at 7 meat processing plants and 6 mississippi cities since then an 11 year-old girl was seen on video sopping in pleading for ice to let her parents go the acting us customs and border protection commissioner seemed to dispute the video.

yesterday's visit to mcallen was to explore possible solutions. >> the damage has been done in so many cases.t brg famili back tether. ia publicolicy iss. ite nsen o america, undermines the character of who we are and as tmpdmiois aith, it has no place trying to restrict applications for asylum in the u.s. from central america by requiring migrants to apply in guatemala rather than the u.s. border. >>> work begins in emeryville to remove toxic soil from the ground where 500 homes will be built. the site at sherwin avenue and horton street served as a sherwin williams paint factory from 1919 until 2006. tests have found two areas of ground have been tainted with lead and arsenic. crews will haul away contaminated soil along with a concrete slab and taken to a special disposal facility. >>> two rescues carried out by the contra costa county helicopter. in this video a hiker suffering from extreme remote trail.at, another hiker got sick along a trail on mt. diablo. the hiker was airlifted and treated for severe dehydration and heat exhaustion. >>> we're learning new details about amazon's

yesterday and made a final stop at an immigration detention center in mcallen, texas where nancy pelosi criticized the u.s. treatment of migrants. >> for them to invade a workplace, divide families, just really undermines the character of america. what the motivation for it is, i will leave up to others to decide. >> nancy pelosi and the rest of the delegation also met with faith and community leaders as well as families that are seeking asylum. >> it is now 7:39. >>> protesters and police continue to clash in hong kong after two months of demonstration. new posttests today are having a ripple effect in major cities worldwide. >>> the fbi is working on a new way to help prevent possible mass shooting spec we will tell you how they plan to use social media sites. 2 welcome back. as we look ahead and 8:00 hour, mike is back . >> coming up in the next hour, many children are headed back to school. what some education experts say students are anxious and worried about that could have an impact on their mental health. >>> coming up on the 9:00 -- >> ♪ >>> dancers stepping the way to the top.

teresa: cuando muel llegó a mcallen, texas, y pidió asilo, a diferencia de lo que había sucedido coni caso no era muy fuerte y no era creíble. teresa: esa fue la primera vez que lo deportaron. heidi se quedó esperando. jessica: se puso triste, se puso a llorar. dijo: "no puede ser". pero yo le dije: "no te preocupes, él va a seguir intentando". "Él va a estar acá". siempre le prometíamos que él iba a estar acá. teresa: en septiembre de 2017, manuel volvió a intentar cruzar, esta vez por nuevo méxico. tampoco corrió con suerte. manuel: me arrestaron nuevamente y volví a ser deportado. teresa: aníbal romero, el abogado que lo representa, aún no entiende por qué le negaron el asilo. asegura que el caso se complicó cuando lo detuvieron por segunda vez. aníbal: esta vez es acusado por ingresar ilegalmente, un delito federal. teresa: el único aliciente de manuel eran las conversaciones diarias con heidi y las imágenes que le mandaba su hermana jessica, donde veía a la niña feliz. manuel: ella todo el tiempo me mandaba fotografías o videos que iban a la playa. o ella jugando con los demás n

house speaker nancy pelosi and a bipartisan group of lawmakers today visited a detention facility in mcallen by the hoept of homeland security. the congressional delegation want o'ed to investigate the treatment of children and families at the border. this comes after touring central america the last few days to explore the causes of immigration and possible solutions. >> the damage has been done in so many cases. we want to try to bring families back together. this is a public policy issue. and it challenges the could nsce of america, undermines the character whof we are and as people of faith it has no place in our country or in our hearts. >> reporter: the trump administration is trying to restrict applications for asylum in the u.s. from central america by requiring migrants to apply in galt mala rather than at the u.s. border. >>> state law marksz return to work tomorrow after their july recess to tackle a host of bills that includes a measure before the senate that would force companies like uber and lyft to treat their driers like full-time employees. the legislature will also be task

yesterday's visit to mcallen came after touring central america to explore the causes of immigration and possible solutions. >> the damage has been done in so many cases. we want to try to bring families back together. this is a public policy issue. it challenges the conscience of america, undermines the character of who we are and as people of faith, it has no place in our country osh in our hearts. >> the trump administration is trying to restrict applications for asylum in the u.s. from central america by requiring migrants to apply in guatemala rather than the u.s. border. >>> work begins in emeryville to remove toxic soil from the ground where 500 homes will be built. the site at sherwin avenue and horton street served as a sherwin williams paint factory until 2006. two areas of ground have been tainted with lead and arsenic. the materials will be taken to a special disposal facility. >>> sears says liquidation sales will start at more than two dozen stores this week. that includes the store on summers ville and antioch. the stores will close sometime in october. the move comes

she visited one of the facilities in mcallen, texas. mike pence had a different opinion after his visit to the same detention center. >> we saw clean facilities and i spoke to families with children and i spoke to some children in these detention facilities. and they all told me that they were being treated well. >> meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi and the congressional delegation are wrapping up a tour of central america. they are exploring the causes of the immigration surge. >>> hundreds of latino leaders marched and rallied in el paso demanding the texas legislature take up a ban on assault weapons. this just one week after gunmen killed 22 people. and new documents show atck wasracial affidavit, 21-year-old patrick uses said he is an ak-47 killing multiple victims. he stated his targets were mexicans. >> he might have shot me, but he did not take my pride. he did not take anything from me, i am fighting. and that is what i want everybody here to do. >> at the march, there were calls for law enforcement to crack down on white s

. >> neil: house speaker nancy pelosi leading a delegation to central america and mcallen, texas, asue to slam the conditions of the detention centers. according to my next guest they may be better using their time coming back to fix solid. national border patrol council president. good to have you back. they are saying it's still out of control. you would prefer to be back in washington doing just that. >> of course i would. it's great that she's going to the border to look at the conditions but the fact that we have overcrowding, that's an issue that we've already dealt with. we know that there is overcrowding. if she was going down to the border to look at the conditions in order to immediately go back to washington, d.c., and make an appropriate change, i would welcome that. the fact is she already knows that we are overrun, that we are overwhelmed. she needs to make the changes. she's not in d.c. where she needs to be to make those changes. >> neil: i talked to experts like you and others on the other side, critical of the work you're doing and you know the drill. on a lot of ke

these conditions for myself and i must say your agents were accommodating and helping us do that in mcallen and brownsville two weeks ago. and i went to la raid to a year ago, the striking this year how much worse things are. it's partly the influx of so many people but it's also a failure to provide for these very basic accommodations and failure of policy to get people through the process in a fair and orderly way. 40 men packed in a cell for six people. vice president pence trade to put a positive face on that but the press was right there and saw for themselves. and then the ursula center for the families and unaccompanied children, people who hadn't had a change of clothes or a shower for days and so on. we spoke to a lot of people who have been stranded in processing centers for days, even weeks, when the standard is supposed to be 72 hours. one thing we need to get at is to what extent is this -- all this -- these conditions and the situation we find doctor what stenis this a failure in policy? i must say the most irrational policy of all has to be president trump cutting off the ver

the group made a final stop in mcallen, texas.ized the treatment of migrants. >> for them to invade a workplace divides families. what the motivation is i'll leave up to others to decide. >> pelosi and the other representatives met with faith and community leaders as well as families seeking asylum. >>> a tragedy in pennsylvania, a fire in a daycare center that killed five children. >> we are tracking a warming forecast. fire danger will come up this week. i'll have the details and what you can expect after the break. >> plus an unlikely sport brings an east bay community together. later tonight we'll tell you about the people who helped get the ball rolling for a citywide bocce ball league. it's on. get to the ross shoe event for even more brands at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. yes! yep! oh, yeah! seriously, save on fall styles for women, men, boys and girls. at the ross shoe event. on now. here'sshow me making it. like. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search fo

but it is also unsettling because people in places like mcallen and brownsville have also been on the lines picking up the pieces of broeng human man the as a result of the state sanctioned violence that takes the form and man tests in violent border policing and policies like family separation and zero tolerance policies. to have a community like el paso that has carried the burden of trying to restore human man the and call for a more humane life on the board to havish community targeted should alert all americans we have a responsibility to demand change, a more humanitarian immigration policy and to demand policies that basic basic forms of gun reform to protect people so that everybody has basic rights of safety in our home communities. >> i got to fit in a break now. i want to thank you both for your expertise. monica and brian. your son gets into cornell, it's settled. >> thank you. >> thanks to both of you. high spirits on tough topics and your work sin valuable. we appreciate it. when we come back, we have a terror expert who warned about right wing extremism over a decade ag

if you pointed to my hometown, el paso, texas or mcallen, texas, or san diego, california, and said, these communities of immigrants have crime rates that are far lower than cities deeper inside the united states. in fact, their very presence makes us stronger and safer and more secure as a country. i'm not going to hold my breath. but if he were to do that, it could only help. and i hope that he or the people around him can help imcome to this conclusion, help him to say the right thing. because it's not just an effort to make up for what happened in el paso. i don't know that he can. it's an effort to stop this from continuing to happening in this country. and his language right now so provocative has found a home with someone like this killer, this terrorist who literally drove more than 600 miles to bring this hatred and terror to our community. so it's really important that the president act while he still has time to. in the absence of that, upon all of us, regardless of the differences, including party, to stand up right now and be counted on this important issue. >> so i know

about a year ago on father's day, i went to mcallen, texas to join activists who were protesting the policy at the ursula processing center, where they actually separate families, and the families -- or the activists that were there were of every background and different walks of life from different parts of the country. we actually have values of compassion, understanding, respect for one another that i believe are much stronger, no matter what the color of one's skin is or their background than the division that this president is trying to fan the flames of. if . >> i'd like you to respond to a critique i've heard of you specifically and the democratic party recently in the wake of the debates. it relates to this idea of where is the majority of americans? where can a democratic majority be martialed fo marshalled that -- you propose to be a civil infraction. other questions about immigration policy. and they say that you're bringing the party outside of the mainstream, away from that majority and going to do damage to it, and i'm curious what your response is to that. >> that i di

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i was impressed by my visits to el paso and mcallen, texas where i saw the robust screening efforts connected by the vp of incoming traffic from mexico and we talked just now about the technologies that helps officers immediately see what is different that is at the surface looks like a typical car. however, stopping the drug cartels is not solely a matter of stopping traffic but have to check the cartel business model and that means stopping the flow of both drug money and weapons the travel south on into mexico from the united states. unfortunately as i saw in march of last year our current cell phone screen effort is inadequate and we were told we would need expanded facilities, more personnel and updated technology in order to strengthen our ability to stop the flow of guns and money back to the cartel's hands. mr. mcaleenan and i will ask you the same question i asked last year but are you satisfied with the current state of southbound inspections? >> no, i agree strongly that we can do more a part of the inspection increment will be person seen with the funding will go to outbound lanes

bastante serÍa que tiene que ver con el arresto de jorge reinoso acusado de in decenas a un menor en mcallen aÑos en prisiÓn ademÁs de pagar una multa de diez mil dÓlares. >> seguiremos de cerca esta noticia, por otro lado en las Últimas horas dan de quÉ hablar marjorie de sousa y juliÁn gil. >> marjorie de sousa llegÓ a matÍas a encontrarse con juliÁn, pero el encuentro no fue todo agradable, juliÁn dijo que su hijo no lo reconoce, pero que a pesar de todo supo ganarse los besos del pequeÑo. >> marjorie respondiÓ a los comentarios de juliÁn echandole en cara que el pequeÑo tiene mucha madre, mientras que su abogada acusÓ a juliÁn de no pagar la manutenciÓn hoy multi ta rÍan a juliÁn gil por publicar las fotos de su hijo. >> jerry fue otro que compartiÓ que llegÓ a tiempo con su bebÉ que tiene con paulina rubio pero las cosas no terminaron nada agradable. >> asegurÓ que espero por mÁs de una hora afuera de la casa de paulina rubio y cansado de pedirle que dejen ver a su hijo, decidiÓ mostrar todo lo que esÁa viviendo y todo lo que pasÓ ayer. >> es que no me contestan, vamos a ver si alguien

estuvo del mismo hombre que expresÓ su odio contra los mexicanos y luego matÓ a 22 personas, desde mcallenante mÁs de una dÉcada ha limpiado la casa de a lentejas adonde los Últimos meses viviÓ patrick c. el sospechoso acusado de asesinato capital por la masacre ocurrÍan a llena de walmart en el paso texas que dejÓ 22 muertos y 27 heridos. >>voy dos o tres veces al mes, estoy 45 horas ahÍ, entro un rincÓn por rincón, a mi se me hace raro que ellos sÓlo echaban y Él no venia. pedro: patrick ese mmudo hace un aÑo cada vez que llegaba a trabajar el joven estaba en el segundo piso frente a la computadora vistiendo un suÉter con gorro y nunca le dejÓ ver su rostro, al mostrar la foto del sospechoso que se han hecho pÚblicas nos dijo esto. >>lo poquito que le miraba no tenÍa esto por eso cuando lo miraba en la tele si saliÓ, no se me hacÍa. pedro: revelÓ que esta la ventana de la habitaciÓn donde viviÓ patrick. >>pensar que yo estuve ahÍ, mÁs cerca que estoy con usted cuando me arrimada y limpiaba. pedro el arresto patrick que durante su interrogatorio manifestÓ que el blanco de su ataque era me