♪mÚsica♪ >> tambiÉn acompaÑamos a christian nodal en su concierto en mcallen y verÁn la sorpresa que mal, fue lucÍa mÉndez y dulce quien fueron cercana a el prÍncipe de la canciÓn pero fueron criticadas le hago el resumen porque ellas hicieron parte de la guardia de honor, cerca del fÉretro en donde aparentemente estaban platicando y estaban incluso algunos pensaron que se estaban peleando, ahÍ estamos viendo las imÁgenes y ellas tuvieron que salir. >> sÍ llamÓ la atencion porque todo el mundo estaba muy serio y ellas se pusieron a hablar y en algÚn momento rieron y eso agente le molestÓ. >> estaba cotorreando como cualquier hijo de vecino, pero obviamente tuvieron que salir a declarar quÉ estaban haciendo en este homenaje en el palacio de bellas artes. >> hicieron bien. >> vamos a escuchar lo que ellas dicen. >> bueno, o se interpretan cosas como son, cuando lleguÉ al fÉretro le hable a josÉ jose como mi cuate, como mi amigo, le dije, josÉ de verdad que... no importa lo que haya pasado los problemas las pasiones que siempre provocaste en todo josÉ. >> que te valga... yo me reÍ porqu

they are big in the mcallen, texas, area. called person who just in there is a website who does list all of the organizations on the ground playing a pivotal part including the religious organizations playing a pivotal role in helping migrants accommodate them. host: do you recall the website? host: we will go to greenville, south carolina on the republican caller: my question is when you come to the border there is a sign that says you are trespassing. we have laws in this country. when people cannot follow the laws they shouldn't even be here. more time and more of our money trying to take care of these people in the last 10 years. we are letting our own citizens roam the street homeless with nowhere to stay. we need to take care of american citizens first. there are no immigrants. up not fore set illegal immigrants. >> that caller talked about trespassing. coming toare migrants the border arrested for various issues previous offenders, et cetera? guest: there are a lot of parts to that. if they are apprehended by customs a

albright from cape cod to mcallen texas in the went west analytics. the back-and-forth of the border. really from tijuana to measure morris. sunday go to princeville. actually went to bully tina which is the end of the rio grande. and then went deeper into mexico. i would as far as you can go. but all of the the top for a while in mexico city, and i studied spanish in oaxaca. all of this work road trips. when i tell people is going to mexico and is going to drive there, yet their reaction was. they said don't do it. are you insane, you will die. you have a death wish ? the people of the thing that to my whole live. [laughter] joined the peace corps in 1963 went to africa. no incentives going to die. but they did ask wire going to africa 1963. it is actually wonderful curiosity and destroying the stereotype in the whole country talking about mexico but not really describing her going there. and thought i can bring back market describe my experiences there and maybe elected people of it at the same time i don't have a job so what else am i going to do [

tenemos ahorita la cifra mÁs baja en crimen, en mcallen, en ciudad de la frontera.gono y a voceros de la patrulla fronteriza, y a la agencia de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza. hasta ahora no hay respuesta. patricia: esta tarde, en un evento de campaÑa en pittsburgh, pensilvania el presidente trump se refiriÓ nuevamente al muro fronterizo con mÉxico. dijo que se estÁ construyendo un muro en colorado. este estado no tiene frontera allÍ no hay ninguna construcciÓn fronteriza errÁtic ubicaciones geogrÁficas, dijo que si se construye un muro en texas, no en kansas.compromiso turco a un alto al fuego permanente contra los kurdos en siria. dijo que deberÍa ser otros paÍses, los que se ocupen de ese largo conflicto sangriento. sin embargo, como nos dice janet rodrÍguez, la decisiÓn de retirar las tropas sigue generando una controversia en washington. janet: en la casa blanca, el presidente trump tanto victoria. dijo que levantarÁ las sanciones impuestas hace una semana porque el gobierno prometiÓ un cese al fuego. el resultado serÁ Únicamente gracias a las acciones de los

respecto al funeral de la vÍctima, hasta ahora se desconoce cuÁndo se vaya a llevar a cabo. ç en mcallena la niÑa. serÍa un hispano de 30 a 35 aÑos, de contextura delgada y de unos cinco pies, siete pulgadas de altura. lo buscan como sospechoso, no lo buscan como sospechoso, sino para que cuente lo que pudo haber visto este dÍa. jorge: tenemos que ir a comerciales, regresar como un caserÍo de san juan fue escenario de la peor matanza en puerto rico en lo que va del aÑo. ilia: el hijo de yo bailen se defiende pÚblicamente de las acusaciones que hace el presidente trump-- joe biden se defiende de las acusaciones que le hace el presidente trump al volver. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: la nasa presentÓ hoy los nuevos trajes que los astronautas van a usar en el programa que mera naves especiales de regreso a la luna en el 2000 24.1 de los trajes de color naranja, se usÓ ante el lanzamiento y redes abordo de la nave espacial . letra se usarÁ durante las excursiones en la luna y mÁs tarde en marte. ilia: los emigrantes tienen razones para festejar tras la Última sesiÓn legislativa de california en la que se

este vacÍo terminal de autobuses en mcallen, texas que por meses sirviÓ de punto de cuento para cientose de que las familias y ya no estÁn. >> mÉxico lidera el esfuerzo, el programa de retorno de inmigrantes, un incremento de seguridad de la frontera sur y tambiÉn en el interior de la frontera con estados unidos es algo que deberÁ ser resaltado en los libros de historia. pedro rojas, univisiÓn. jorge: otras cosas. el gobierno del presidente donald trump ordenÓ al embajador de estados unidos ante la uniÓn europea que no testifican a las investigaciones que la cÁmara de representantes le hace al mandatario. recibiÓ la orden minutos ante de su programa de comparecencia. el presidente trump decidiÓ no cooperar con sus investigadores a menos que la cÁmara cumpla con una exigencia. >> el presidente trump esta tarde le dejÓ claro la lÍder de la cÁmara baja nancy pelosi que no habrÁ colaboraciÓn con su investigaciÓn para llevar a cabo un juicio polÍtico. en una carta al congreso los abogados de trump dicen que no pueden cooperar porque la pesquisa es constitucionalmente vÁlida. retire los resul

relax of people who live in villages and work in mines most of the time french president about your mcallen has an else that nearly 14000000000 dollars has been raised for the next 3 years to fight aids tuberculosis and malaria well 3000000 people died of the infectious disease last year mostly in sub-saharan africa nicholas holic has more now from senegal the capital dhaka. living with hiv aids contracted the virus from her parents who both died from it she was on the brink of death with her help to travel thousands of kilometers across west africa from togo to set a goal here each hiv infected people have more chances of survival than anywhere else in the region. explains while she may be sick she feels healthy thanks to the care given to her senegal's government and the global fund pay for brenda's treatment retroviral drugs that used to cost thousands of dollars a month are handed out for free the global fund was created by microsoft billionaire bill gates more than 20 years ago with the ambitious plan to advocate the world's 3 leading infectious diseases malaria tuberculosis and the gl

less than 20 percent of german components germany banned or still saudi last year present a man in mcallen defended france's decision to continue sending weapons. a former senior advisor to us secretary of state michael impale is the latest person to testify in the ongoing impeachment inquiry into press and donald trump michael mckinley was questioned for 5 hours by house committees after abruptly resigning last week politicians are examining whether trump pressured ukraine to launch an investigation into joe biden a leading candidate for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination meanwhile donald trump has been asked whether his concerned that his former national security adviser could testify at the impeachment inquiry has been revealed john bolton described thomas personal lawyer rudy giuliani as quote a hand grenade who's going to blow everybody up in relation to his alleged black channel activities in ukraine john bolton i get along well with him some people didn't some people didn't like john bolton i actually got along with him pretty well. it just didn't work out i don't know that

albright from cape cod to mcallen texas in the went west analytics. the back-and-forth of the border. really from tijuana to measure morris. sunday go to princeville. actually went to bully tina which is the end of the rio grande. and then went deeper into mexico. i would as far as you can go. but all of the way, i would make stops. the top for a while in mexico city, and i studied spanish in oaxaca. all of this work road trips. when i tell people is going to mexico and is going to drive there, yet their reaction was. they said don't do it. are you insane, you will die. you have a death wish ? the people of the thing that to my whole live. [laughter] joined the peace corps in 1963 went to africa. no incentives going to die. but they did ask wire going to africa 1963. it is actually wonderful experience. curiosity and destroying the stereotype in the whole country talking about mexico but not really describing her going there. and thought i can bring back market describe my experiences there and maybe elected people of it at the same time i don't have

purchase at a new auction record for any bottle of wine or spirit the whiskey inside the bottle was mcallen it was distilled back in 1926 the company's website. only produced 40 bottles of that whiskey that particular year. the rare bottle of scotch was only expected to go for one between 4 $500,000. but clearly someone really wanted to get their hands on >>6 people living in santa cruz filling up their gas tanks, this is happening all over the region. everybody's getting generators ready. another power outages likely coming tomorrow. we'll hear from people there right after the break. and some people living in evacuation areas in kaiser bill say they just don't want to leave we hear from one person who. >>says that he's not leaving intel theses flames. looking at his home. >>a live look outside right now the san mateo bridge we're seeing a calm conditions, but tomorrow night the winds are really going to pick up a possible historic a wind event that we could see starting tomorrow. we'll ...6, 7, 8 we'll ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just

happened at the intersection of palm street ann arnall avenue in mcallen park. the site of the former air force base. chp say the couple is making their way to a dentist appointment when they cross the street which had no pedestrian crosswalk and a full-size gray pickup truck was headed straight for them. he saw the vehicle coming any push her out of the way knocking his wife into safety as he took the full brunt of the trucks impact has you >>and to be knocked to the ground where he sustained fatal injuries, the pickup truck immediately took off after the collision this 7 o'clock in the morning to the sunlight out from this traffic moderates there's really no obstructions and judging by the debris field he had to be aware said to the it's something despite medical staff nearby performing cpr he was pronounced to here on scene all witnessed by the man's wife who simply stood by and watched you know law enforcement chaplains who was out her and they were with her for quite a while for some. but anyway bozo being hit and run and that's it. i mean that is this rout

i went down to mcallen, texas, before they started locking people from congress out, i went briefly it everyone to keep your image in mind about what was happening and still is. picture an amazon warehouse, only, it's dirty, it smells bad , and it's full of cages of people. and that's what it was like. cages of women, on my left. maybe 10 feet wide and 40 feet deep, a toilet in the back corner. so crowded with people they couldn't all lie down at the same time. cages of men. and then walk into the main area, and there they were, the free-standing cages of little girls. another cage of little girls over there. nothing. they had nothing. they had aluminum foil blankets and that was it. no toys. nothing. there was a guard tower in the center, a little wooden guard tower so one person could watch all those little girls. i dashed back in one corner was a cage of nursing mothers. and i -- i stopped and talked with the mothers. one mother told me she had given a drink of water to a policeman in her home country in central america, and she said the next day the word came back that the gangs b

particularly in the area of the border across from seville and mcallen. it's so dangerous for all involved. as someone on the first panel mentioned, human rights search recently reported there has been 340 public accounts of rape, kidnapping and violent assault but that's underreported, it's probably double that. people sleeping in streets, no clean water and even when they can get into a shelter, a shelter quality varies rightly. so it's a very dire, it's more dire than you think it is is what they wanted me to let you know. and also in terms of the lawyers, there's a complete assault on due process. there is no access to counsel which is most obvious one. on the mtas, the notice to appear, the addresses for the migrants are fake addresses. usually it's for a shelter that they never even been to and some mtas are listing facebook as the address for the migrants. there are no longer going to the interpreters provided, they're going to be shown a video explaining their rights but no actual interpreters do it during the hearing. and then there's the tennis

their monthly would be debt paid just to make the minimum monthly debt payment on their credit in mcallen tards that on their credit cards did than or. need in that interim in order to sustain their life i think the big a 66 the man muslims because you suppose that. many us cities who food shelter health care those have to all be put. under health care those have to all be put to death as ratcheted up these costs are massive so you have people that are tired ratcheted up these costs are massive so you have people that are tired and too tired to think because they're working nonstop and too tired to think because they're working nonstop and that's a danger because in washington d.c. they don't have to work that hard because that's a danger because in washington d.c. they don't have to work that hard because they just live off the plunder of your taxes so they're fresh faced and and because they just live off the plunder of your taxes so they're fresh faced him and bush bushy tailed like taking all your money here they go to another guy detailed like taking all your money here they talk to

they are big in the mcallen, texas, area.person who just in there is a website who does list all of the organizations on the ground playing a pivotal part including the religious organizations playing a pivotal role in helping migrants accommodate them. host: do you recall the website? host: we will go to greenville, south carolina on the republican caller: my question is when you come to the border there is a sign that says you are trespassing. we have laws in this country. when people cannot follow the laws they shouldn't even be here. more time and more of our money trying to take care of these people inhe last 10 years. we are letting our own citizens roam the street homeless with nowhere to stay. we need to take care of american citizens first. there are no immigrants. up not fore set illegal immigrants. >> that caller talked about trespassing. coming toare migrants the border arrested for various issues previous offenders, et cetera? guest: there are a lot of parts to that. if they are apprehended by customs and border

particularly in the area of the border across fromseville and mcallen . it's so dangerous for all involved. as someone on the first panel mentioned, human rights search recently reported in 340 public accounts of rape, kidnapping and violent assault but that's underreported, it's probably double that . people sleeping in streaks intense , not just in water and even when they can get into a shelter, a shelter quality varies rightly. so it's a very dire, it's more dire than you think it is is what theywanted me to let you know . and also in terms of the lawyers, there's a complete assault on due process. there is no access to counsel which is most obvious one on the mtas, the notice to appear , the addresses for the migrants are fake addresses. usually it's for a shelter that they never even been to and some mtas are listing facebook as the address for the migrants. there are no longer going to the interpreters provided, they're going to be shown a video explaining their rights but no actual interpreters do it during the hearing . and then there's the tenni

it was a chance encounter with a homeless person that launched this morning's finalist from mcallen texas wanted to do anything i could to help them. >> reporter: from emily's teachable moment came emily's meals feeding the homeless 40 meals a day. a family operation. >> you know that that meal made a difference. you know that it means the world to them. deep down that's what we're meant to do. >> how are you doing today, miss stacy. >> reporter: they don't just supply food. >> do you have shaving cream. >> reporter: they created this homeless shelter for them 240 shower in. >> they can get a fresh pair of clothe, a towel, some shampoo and conditioner and will go somehower. >> they're helping somebody that can never repay you. we don't want anything in return. >> how are you doing? >> the homeless people have stumbled and they need help getting up sometimes and with this family right here they give you motivation to stay up once you get up. they keep me going every day. >> we're homeless but not hopeless. >> exactly. exactly. homeless but not hopeless. there's always hope. [ applause ] >>

asÍ terminamos la cobertura especial desde mcallen, texas.ente y si la temperatura sube tanto el fuego se puede propagar con mucha rapidez. de modo que alguno tiene que actuar de forma inmediata. tenemos que estar preparados. tener un kit de emergencia en nuestro auto en caso de evacuar cuando las autoridades lo ordenen. por eso estaremos pendientes a travÉs de las diferentes plataformas de univisiÓn. evacuar lo antes posible. situaciones como Éstas las veremos mÁs a menudo si seguimos con el calentamiento global. francisca: gracias por esta informaciÓn. hay que ser mÁs conscientes. seÑores, carmen jara llega en vivo a consentir a sus fanÁticos con lo mejor de su mÚsica. no se la pueden perder. raÚl: viene con una fiesta en grande aquÍ a "despierta amÉrica". ayer tuve el placer de poder entrevistar al gran actor, uno de mis favoritos. sobre su nueva pelÍcula, así que lo agarramos en un camerino de univisiÓn. le voy a presentar lo que me dijo. familia de "despierta amÉrica", hoy tenemos el honor y privilegio de entrevistar a uno de los grandes