i know it's the same with mexico. so one of the steps that we took heading into this is talked to, as i said, our other counterparts in mexico and the u.s., and we talked about modernization of the agreement. how can we streamline some of the approval processes? how can we harmonize regulation? how can we take a look at border crossings and see if we can remove some of the barriers that hold up trucks passing back and forth? and even something like in the beef industry, process is inspected in a plant in canada shouldn't have to be reinspected going into the u.s. if it's already passed inspection. we went as far as when the deal was announced, we held a press conference here in washington, and issued a joint statement that went to the negotiators and all three countries. and it talked about building on the process that had been made. one of the things that i should refer to, a mention was made by stephen harper in his presentation about supply management, and sometimes it becomes a discussion issue, but it's a very sm

she studied mexico and the u.s.-mexico editor since 1998. her work has been featured in many places in quitting marie claire and "the guardian" united kingdom as well as on msnbc, pbs and npr. she is currently an investigative reporter for "the texas observer" and reporting fellow in the investigative side. at the other end of the table is someone. her book is titled [inaudible] criminal corporations and civil war in new mexico can associate professor of public affairs and security studies at the university of texas rio grande valley in brownsville. >> not anymore. i'm sorry. >> formerly. last-minute correction. formerly. >> i'm a george mason university. >> thank you. i wish i had asked you that. >> sorry. >> she's the author of democracy, political institutions. she's a frequent commentator at national and international news media on drug trafficking issues and drug for mexico. she was also a wilson fellow in d.c. for a year which as you know is the premier think tank for all things mexican. finally, we have hipolito acosta, whose book "in

community living in mexico. there has been a very profound seismic shift happening in the past years. where i think the 2016 campaign in particular has been extremely poison nous -- poisonous regardless of rapists, the wall, and nafta is the worst deal ever is that it has wound back public narratives of why these two countries are uniquely important to each other's security, prosperity and well-being. and with the presidential electoral process on its way in july of 2018 with these numbers that i've shaved with you as to favorable perceptions of the united states and with mexican president with his own challenges regarding popularity the margins of maneuverability for mexican government when we reach the crunch time of having to strike a deal given the timing of when that may end up happening because despite best wishes of three governments it is clear we won't be wrapping up nafta by december of 2017, this will be in full blown presidential campaign mode in mexico. and this could have an impact on what mexican

i think mexico is prepared. mexico i think has the flexibility to adjust. i should point out that when the first nafta was enacted mexican industry went through a lot of pain. the toy industry, the shoe industry, industries disappeared entirely. and society was able to adjust and to compete with nafta. i think it's something that should be considered that has been talked about. and i think the fall back would be to trade on the rules which in the case of mexico i think nafta or nafta partners so it's difficult to say to the other party that it is in their best interest to continue to keep nafta, but to short the answer i think yes both private sector and the public sector are considering plan b and would continue to try trading. on wto. our economies are so interlinked that it is probably very difficult to dissect and try to separate and it has some very deep roots in many areas that will continue to be neighbors and will continue to be trading. >> general? >> yeah. plan b for nafta is nafta. we're not worried about plan b. we are focussed on plan a which i

some of us in mexico think on several occasions our canadian friends have been throwing mexico under the bus in resilien resilience. how do we ensure that our canadian friends stay with the united states? a lot of this is incredibly important and will be playing out over a calendar which is much longer and much more complex than what we set out to do six or eight months ago. president trump has said if we don't do it he will press the nuclear button and denounce the treaty. there is an important at play here regardless of what happens between our three negotiating teams from here to at least december. >> so you didn't answer the question. >> i am increasingly concerned we won't get to the finish line. >> okay. so we have an unlikely, increasingly concerned and probably will get there. >> i didn't say that. i said if we get there we have gotten there and if we don't get there it may be better to have not have gotten there. i think the current track record would indicate we have at least as good a chance as we do passing an appeal of obamacare. >> what did he say? >> some how obamacare

anyone who says that knows nothing about mexico. i'm note attacking mexico, it's true. i wonder, like, does he know anything about mexico? and by the way, how badly is marshawn lynch treated when he goes to dinner, do people yell at him at dinner? can we be real for a second in this is ridiculous. >> we're keeping on it as real as possible. you need to realize that marshawn lynch grew up in oakland, probably seen a lot of police brutality, a lot of his friends get shot and probably injured by police brutality, he's also everywhere he goes no one is concerned about his wealth. all police see is dread locks. in marshawn lynch's mind, the way he's treated here as opposed to mexico or europe, is a lot better. you have to remember, there's a history of african-americans leaving america. don't get my wrong, i love this country. but african-american celebrities and athletes going back to joes teen baker in 1919 leaving the country. >> tucker: she went to paris. >> she went to france. >> tucker: she did not go to mexico. here's the point when you're a famous person who commands

of corruption levels in mexico because the state of mexico the state is weak.ist, and so i don't believe that we need to be so much worried as in mexico. >> thank you all for coming sounds like this is a very complicated issue, how do you see progress moving forward currently or in the future to try to make things i guess more peaceful. >> i think they really need to crack down on corruption and i think corruption in mexico is part of the violence and of the conflict. and you know, here in texas we have a lot of former mexican governors who are living here on the land stoinl,wood lands, funneling a lot of money through real estate, and other assets ie united states i think those people need to be brought to justice. i'm not sure that will ever happen but they need to send a mnldz at the very top that corruption won't be tolerated and then i think it shall that could start, you know, some truth and reconciliation in the conflict. >> let me just add by the way, there's a lot of different things. but we in our country have a appetites for drugs. so what happens in

they went to mexico. on the same tire line with the same technology, they can pay $1.88 an hour instead of $25 an hour. with nafta, their technology is relocated, they have investor guarantees. they have outsourced what could've been u.s. jobs because they were looking at low wages. gary knows the scenario. it is unique to those countries. a need to get this up with negotiation and we need congress to do the deal. works for the dunlap plant in buffalo, they want to destroy union, that is what this is about. hasn't gone up since reagan was because -- ot because there is no union to go is why there is no wage increase. you need mcdonald's labor to go a raise in this country. the republican congress wrote the bill, the republican pass it under 't bush. but when the democrats under reagan democrat congressmen passed it, i think congressmen.mocrat bill clinton knew if he didn't ign the bill, they could veto it. clinton may have agreed with it, being was always challenged, are you going to help business? newt g

-mexico border.lagher has the latest details on this crime. >> wing of the border agents responded to a sensor that was triggered off interstate ten near the big bend area of the texas-mexico border. that's a difficult part of the border for illegal immigrants to cross because of the mountains, the rio grande river and the overall rugged terrain. somehow when the two agents arrived they got in trouble. one of them called on the scanner saying they had been hurt they needed help. both agents were then transported to an area hospital where 36-year-old rogelio martinez died from his injury. martinez had been an agent for four years. the fbi says the agents were not fired on, but they would not elaborate on how they were injured. the national border patrol union says martinez was hit several times in the head with a blunt object, possibly a large rock. the border patrol itself is not confirmed that, but here's what president trump said, watch. >> we've lost a border patrol officer just yesterday, and ano

number two at twenty three eighty three canada spain japan south korea brazil china mexico so mexico mexican workers make on average auto workers three dollars and twenty nine cents an hour versus china which is five dollars in one thousand sounds so that never happened but if nafta if they lose nafta this sort of bet low wage low income sort of working manufacturing as the only nafta outlet for mexico they could lose big time uncertainty hits american farmers and mexican consumers so the biggest problem for mexico's economy is the sheer scale of its dependence on trade with the u.s. eighty one percent of its exports go to the u.s. and about half of its imports come from there so mexico is deeply integrated into the u.s. supply chain but more importantly is the basic food staples things like corn which is a maze it's a you it's a mexican product and it's now they import so much of it the last twenty two years since nafta was launched mexico has become unhealthily dependent on heavily subsidized food imports from the u.s. the u.n. food and agricultural organization f.a.o. estimates th

. >> un tributo a mÉxico, llega cojo a los cines estadounidenses reivindicando la tradiciÓn del dÍa deoticias telemundo comienza ya. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> hola, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, hoy empezamos en el capitolio, en washington con los cientos de dreamers que han unido sus voces para exigir que resuelva de una vez su situaciÓn. >> (gritos). >> si se puede el grito ha resonado con fuerza como hoy en uno de los edificios del congreso de estados unidos. >> si se puede, si se puede. >> hasta ahÍ han llegado casi mil jÓvenes soÑadores de todo el paÍs para pedir una ley que aleje para siempre el fantasma de la deportaciÓn. se intensifican las movilizaciones de dreamers tras la decisiÓn de trump de terminar daca, la novedad es que a esta campaÑa se empiezan a sumar legisladores republicanos, lory tiene el reporte. >> (gritos). >> fue un momento Único, alrededor de mil dreamers en un edificio del senado. (gritos). >> a viva voz y con actos de desobediencia civil estremeceieron el recinto clamando por su causa. >> sentÍ muchas emociones, me sentÍ orgu

mexico signalled the same thing. they have added i think president pena nieto has signalled five or six items that his parties that signalled. what is a red line in the negotiations for the americans? >> i think it's premature to talk about red lines. you have to define what they really are. we'll see what comes in the give and take. and we'll see whose red lines are really red lines. >> as you know, no doubt that tom u.n. donahue of the u.s. chachl commerce has been quite aggressive in the past few weeks. i'll read the devote and invite you to responds. there are sev several poison pill proposals on the table from the administration that could doom the entire deal. all these proposals are unnecessary and unacceptable. they have been met with strong opposition from the business and agricultural communities, congressional leaders as well. we have reached a critical moment and the chamber has no choice but to ring the alarm bills over these pechb pills. as you draw your drink, invite you to respond. >> tom is a good fr

and so i met enrique in northern mexico. he had made it that far. he was on his eighth attempt to get through the country. >> hinojosa: there's a section in the book where you basically say, "first attempt, second attempt, third attempt," and each attempt, we're not talking like, you just cross for a day and then you get back. you're talking about him having made days and days of progress only to get deported by... or hassled or sent... i mean, this is... how... how do they find the wherewithal to do it? i mean, isn't he starving? how does... he doesn't have any money. >> it's just incredible determination. a determination that, i think, americans can't understand, but... >> hinojosa: but many americans are angry about that. you know, they're just like, "we understand the determination, we understand that there are sad children looking for their moms, but we can't have this." >> and in the book, i say that there... you know, i think in the immigration debate, there are these very polarized views, with people screaming on either side of the fence, an

tres de mÉxico, uno de nigeria y uno denicaragua.ciudadanÍa porque no informaron. locutora: aunque no se puede revocar la ciudadanÍa entregada por nacimiento, permite que los inmigrantes la pierdan mediante el proceso de desnaturalizaciÓn por orden de una corte federal y bajo ciertas circunstancias limitadas. esto podrÍa llevar a los cinco demandados a ser deportados a sus paÍses de origen dependiendo de lo que decida el magistrado. aranza: la vida de 800,000 jÓvenes soÑadores depende del gobierno. la fecha lÍmite para que los legisladores elaboren una medida permanente que los ampare de ladeportaciÓn se acerca rÁpidamente, el prÓximo 5 de marzo. en missouri, los jÓvenes afectados no tiran la toalla. viviana Ávila platicÓ con alguno de ellos. viviana: rigo es uno de los miles beneficiados de laca que quedÓ por fuera de la renovaciÓn. >> no lo veo como algo que me beneficie en nada ahorita. pasando abril, que hago? a dÓnde voy? quÉ va a pasar? puede pasar que me toquen la puerta, no se. viviana: el con otros beneficiarios en el Área d

en mÉxico.. voy a matar a mÁs de uno en mi escuela". y Él tenÍa cartas hasta para las vÍctimas. - y no lo vimos y lo chocamos. - ya se nos estaba apareciendo en la casa porque Él querÍa mÁs dinero. - ¡perra tipa! - y este es el problema de los seres humanos, que es que nunca se imaginan las consecuencias de todo. ¡mira cÓmo vengo! ¡ja! [♪] poniendo mis raÍces... [♪]

mÉxico en la lista de peores paÍses para trabajar.an olores. febreze fabric refresher... ...los elimína de una vez por todas. porque las cosas que más quieres... ...pueden apestar. y conecta febreze... ...para mantener toda la habitación fresca hasta... ...por 45 días. respira tranquilo con febreze. marÍa elena: mÉxico estÁ entre los cinco paÍses-- los otros cuatro son nicaragua, el salvador, honduras y guatemala. las mujeres y las sufren la mayor explotaciÓn laboral. algunas enfrentando las faenas que antes eran ejecutadas solamente por hombres. jessica sermeÑo, nos cuenta. jessica: todos los dÍas, aida rodrÍguez desafía el mito mÁs antiguo entre los mineros. si una mujer entra a una mina, Ésta se derrumba o el mineral desaparece. >> uno como mujer tambiÉn pueden hacer lo que ellos hacen. jessica: a sus cuente dos aÑos, maneja un camiÓn de casi 84,000 libras, por un angosto tÚnel a 1500 pies de profundidad sus tres hijos nunca hayan visto como la vemos ahora, en medio de la oscuridad. >> nerviosa. me ponÍa a pensar en mis hijos. pero

mÉxico lanza una advertencia frente al . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: una lista de desaparecidos en mÉxico incluyedatos oficiales, incluyen la identidad completa de miles de vÍctimas de la desapariciÓn en mÉxico. en ese paÍs se preparan ante la posibilidad de que la administraciÓn de donald trump decÍa terminar con el tratado de libre comercio . medio de las negociaciones para modernizar el acuerdo con estados unidos y canadÁ como el canciller mexicano advirtiÓ que el fin del programa llevarÍa al fin de la cooperaciÓn entre los paÍses. alejandro madrigal nos tiene los detalles.. alejandro: el gobierno mexicano ha decidido tomar una actitud mÁs atrevida en las negociaciones del tcl y segÚn el canciller, luis vide garay y la cooperaciÓn con usa dependerÁ de los resultados finales del acuerdo. [habla en inglÉs] " es bueno cooperar con estados unidos en seguridad, migraciÓn y otros asuntos, pero es un hecho de la vida y una realidad polÍtica de que si no hay resultados en el tcl. habrÁn resultados --tlc, habrÁn resultados". para este especialista, la nueva posiciÓn de mÉxico, podrÍa suavizar la difere

en mÉxico, raÚl torres noticias telemundo. texas estÁ de fiesta sus campeones.en houston, saltan de emociÓn y orgullo, en los Ángeles los animos estan por los suelos vÍctor hugo hernÁndez tiene la reacciÓn de las aficion tejana. >>> en las calles de houston brilla el clor anaranjado. >>> es una felicidad que no se pue utilizar felices. >>> se preparan para el desfile de maÑana haciendo largas filas para comprar mercancÍa de su equipo. >>> vine aquÍ a comprar una camiseta de los campeones. >>> mi vine p acÁ. >>> luego de 55 aÑos de espera la fiesta del bÉisbol llegÓ a houston y gracias al tÍtulo de tener el mejor equipo profesional de las grandes ligas >>> y ha sido de infarto, estos juegos han sido de infarto. muy emocionantes. >>> me recuerdo que puede tirar una pelota era fanÁtico de los astros para permitir los estudiantes participar en el desfile el distrito escolar de houston cancelÓ sus clases. >>> mientras que el alcalde de la ciudad p indicÓ que va a aumentar la seguridad durante este evento un triunfo que necesitaba esta comunidad luego que el huracÁn h

poor harvests from mexico with the board relied on by food from abroad.his hits them hardest. >> for mexicans this means higher prices. >> something nice in the culturur. [speaking foreign language] >> hunter isis n not the real problem here. it has massive impact. we've found that where food prices have risen, families have less frfruit and berry and have far less healthy die.. taking out loans just to be able to afford food, cutting back on expenditures like health care and education, all of which has a much longer-term impact. >> the impact of higher prices is felt throughout the expenditures of mexico and in terms of lower demand for other things. the mexican economy is the real concern because we do not see demand growing fast enough and we c could be e next. >> food speculationon is rampant because ofof deregulation o of e markets. it was seen as big investments, banks moving into commodity markets, w with $100 billion pouring into these markets. markets were overwhelmed, that is why it has become such a problem. >> the mexican government itself has

. ♪ dos miembros de la selecciona sin al de mÉxico, se beneficiaron.lientes de hoy luchan otro tipo de batallas. ( ♪ ) miden su fuerza ayudando a otros. ( ♪ ) guian a los suyos saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. marÍa elena: se ha investigado cÓmo pagar menos impuestos a travÉs de paraÍsos fiscales. entre los protagonistas a empresarios, polÍticos, artistas y deportistas. pen elaine ramÍrez nos informa de los futbolistas mexicanos en la selecciÓn nacional que utilizaron este esquema. 21 >> diego reyes lo hizo! peni^lego reyes hÉctor herrera tienen en comÚn algo mÁs que ser parte de la selecciÓn nacional de fÚtbol de mÉxico. ambos aprovecharon los beneficios del paraÍso fiscal de la isla de malta. >> no es ilegal participar en una sociedad extranjera,no es ilegal. es ilegal no reportar el ingreso diego reyes penny: es originario de ciudad de mÉxico y debutÓ como titular en el estadio azteca en 2010. aquÍ tambiÉn ju

estamos en la ciudad de mÉxico, en

mexico city.corn is as much a part of the story of mexico as in the arrival of the spanish conquistadores first developed here thousands of years ago small scale farmers like i. rely on it to make a living but also a view it's a connection to their nation's past so. these kernel still the story of mexico its life its development its culture its ideology and. loosen them with loosing a right then to. while maize was born in the fields of mexico a new floor is worried that the market for his harvest is disappearing. younger mexicans are less interested in consuming traditional varieties of mexican corn and new generations of farmers are less interested in planting them opting for simpler more profitable varieties instead but are no full is convinced that with government support just small scale farmers like himself mexicans will reclaim their national crops and remove the need to import any from abroad. it's difficult to overstate just how important this crop is to mexican life and identity not just

alejandro: para la quinta ronda celebrada en mÉxico, serÁn menos amigables.ncias que hemos hecho bastante pÚblicas. alejandro: la depreciaciÓn del peso frente al dÓlar, podrÍa terminar con un alza de precios, como lo advirtiÓ el fmi. >> ojalÁ ese discurso se hubiese visto rÍgido durante estos cinco aÑos de gobierno del presidente peÑa nieto. alejandro: por primera vez el gobierno mexicano toma una postura dura, se espera que el gobierno no termine derrotado en estas negociaciones. enrique: el aumento en el uso de generadores elÉctricos en puerto rico luego del paso del huracÁn marÍa, estÁ provocando un incremento en el nÚmero de muertes y de quemaduras relacionadas con el uso de este tipo de aparatos. se estima que funcionan mÁs de 100,000 generadores elÉctricos que han sido diseÑados para un uso temporal, durante emergencias. el monÓxido de carbono que producen puede ser mortal y si tuvieran que decirlo hoy, siete de cada 10 portorriqueÑos se irÍan de la isla. esto es lo que revela uno de los resultados de los sondeos sobre puerto rico que se publican en uni

guerrero es uno de los estados más violentos de méxico.inadas más de 1200 personas. la mayoría relacionadas con el crimen organizado. >> pues en esta región, en algunos poblados está muy, este, muy alta la inseguridad. más en la parte alta, en la alta de la sierra. pete: en la ruta empezaron a aparecer en la distancia pueblos pintorescos con un común denominador, la pobreza extrema. una miseria en la que según sus habitantes, han vivido sumergidos por generaciones. rigoberto acosta es miembro del consejo regional de la sierra de guerrero. rigoberto: lo que nosotros percibimos es un abandono institucional. no de ahora, también hay que decirlo, es un abandono histórico. pete: se estima que un 32 por ciento de la población en la sierra mayor de 15 años es analfabeta. aquí se carece de la mayoría de servicios básicos. por eso ven en el cultivo de la amapola su única salida, dice acosta. rigoberto: no tienen el acceso carretero, no tienen la electrificación, no está el jardín de niños, no está la telesecundaria. no está el centro de salud con p

veremos el caso de una niÑa que no existe ni aquÍ ni en mÉxico. >>> se retira gutierrez no buscarÁ suiÓn el representante demÓcrata dice que quiere pasar mÁs tiempo con su familia pero no abandona la lucha pro inmigrante. >>> victoria de campesinos, la corte suprema de california falla a favor de los trabajadores de una de las mayores productoras de fruta del paÍs. los campesinos casi todos latinos podrÍan recibir mÁs de 10 millones de dÓlares en beneficios atrasados. cuidado con la gripe, los experto advierten que esta temporada el virus de la influenza serÁn mas fuerte que nunca la mejor manera de prevenir el contagio dicen los mÉdicos es vacunarse, noticias telemundo comienza ya. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> hola quÉ tal muy buenas tardes, hoy comenzamos con el adiÓs de uno de los polÍticos que quizÁs mas ha hecho por nuestra comunidad en este paÍs. >>> yo no me estoy retirando de la lucha por los derechos de los inmigrantes. estoy cambiando mi enfoque. >>> el congresista luis gutierrez no se volverÁ a presentar a la reelecciÓn despuÉs

bo a bombas de gasolina >> y touchdown mexicano la fi fiebre cruza la frfoontera uy a contagia a mexico noticias telemundo comeienzaienza ya >> muy buenas tardes a dos meses del paso del huracan maria muchos viven esin electricidad sin agua potable >> miels dles de personas llega washington para reclamar una lele leyley urgente llamada marcha de la i unidad por porporpuerto rico >> pidiendo justicia para l a l aisla asotzotada hace dos meseor el huracan maria marcho el arsittista puertorriqo miranda >>ponieomneiendo a pruerto ricoo >> dos meses despues la escuela no estan funcionando >> estan surgfiendo que no tienn agua nil luz >> se unio el chjef espaÑol >> vamos a encargarnos que pr puerto rico se convierta en esa isla maravillosa >> ecxigen que se pierdtermine millonaria deuda de la isla >> el tratamientodo entre estad unidos y puerto rico donde vivimos sin paz >> mliles de familias hana an n abandonado puerto rico >> los recursos que tenemos en t talento ten pruerto rico no va ir para atras >> ellos van a ir por el voto asi que no nos vamos ao olvidar cuando nos dijeron presenrte a

en mÉxico hay una nueva aspirante independiente a la presidencia de mÉxico, una indÍgena.rtera: este no es el Único obstÁculo que enfrenta, ella y los mÁs 70 aspirantes impartido ha manifestado que el principal problema es recolectar 1 millÓn de firmas a travÉs de una aplicaciÓn, la cual ha presentado fallas. >> no registra las firmas. reportera: en instituto nacional electoral dijo que es un mÉtodo atractivo para el votante en estas elecciones federales en las que por primera vez aparece la figura del candidato independiente. >> esto demuestra que no sÓlo hay un interÉs de parte de los aspirantes, sino tambiÉn de la ciudadanÍa en esta oferta polÍtica de novedosa. reportera: el actual gobernador de nuevo leÓn, jaime rodrÍguez ha recaudado mÁs de si 4% de los votos, sigue margarita zavala con casi el 30% de la firma, mientras que la activista indÍgena ha ha obtenido el 7%. . el dÍa de maÑana se reunirÁ con estudiantes de la universidad autÓnoma de mÉxico, este evento serÁ contrastante con el que realizÓ el partido revolucionario. en la ciudad de mÉxico, marÍa elena pazzi, u

of corruption levels in mexico because the state of mexico the state is weak.ist, and so i don't believe that we need to be so much worried as in mexico. >> thank you all for coming sounds like this is a very complicated issue, how do you see progress moving forward currently or in the future to try to make things i guess more peaceful. >> i think they really need to crack down on corruption and i think corruption in mexico is part of the violence and of the conflict. and you know, here in texas we have a lot of former mexican governors who are living here on the land stoinl,wood lands, funneling a lot of money through real estate, and other assets ie united states i think those people need to be brought to justice. i'm not sure that will ever happen but they need to send a mnldz at the very top that corruption won't be tolerated and then i think it shall that could start, you know, some truth and reconciliation in the conflict. >> let me just add by the way, there's a lot of different things. but we in our country have a appetites for drugs. so what happens in

hagamos el cambio, fuerza mÉxico! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

un sismo de magnitud 7.1 sacudi mexico. ms de 300 personas de magnitud 7.1 sacudi mexico. murieron.. unas 45 estructuras colapsaron. cientos atrapados entre los escombros. pero minutos antes de que las sirenas de las ambulancias invadieran sus calles.. otras resonaron.. anunciando que la tierra se movera. 25:56: 20 "para mí es un orgullo mexicano"25:57:25 26:01:17 "tuvieron una historia de terremotos, dañoso basado en las costa, entonces con esta información armaron un sistema, enfocados en terremotos en la costa para dar avisos a la ciudad de méxico.."26:18:05 mxico se encuentra en el cinturn de fuego.. en esta misma lnea esta california.. no es un misterio que el estado dorado vive bajo la amenaza de terremotos.. lo que s parece serlo es su sistema de alertas.. la pregunta es . si mxico tiene un mecanismo que avisa la llegada de un terremoto.. que falta para que california tenga uno? 5: 22: 17. nats la respuesta. 0: 2: 07 no money .. 0: 4: 24 falta el dinero..0:5:22 en la actualidad existe un prototipo.denominado "shake alert".. se requieren unos 16 millones al aÑo para

cerca de la costa de florida en el golfo de mexico.s informacion aqui en noticiero telemundo 48. --- hoy a las once --- ♪ cuando tienes médicos que trabajan en equipo por tu salud, obtienes el cuidado que necesitas para vivir bien. ♪ para saber más, visita kp.org diagonal viva bien. kaiser permanente. viva bien. ♪ oficiales de ese departamento en una redada migratoria. ---lluvia de balas, 3 sujetos armados pensaron que robar sera tarea fcil pero no esperaban que la vctima tambin estaba armada hasta los dientes. ---de aliada de dios a sirviente del diablo, una mexicana se cansa del catolicismo y decide unirse a las fuerzas oscuras, le dicen la santisima de las santas. ---"jarek compston" un niÑo de apenas 6 aÑos de edad corrio una media maraton en beneficio a la ---organizacion sin fines de lucro de su madre para la educacion en uganda... ---la meta del pequeÑo es llevar el suficiente dinero para que los menores en ese pas puedan recibir alimentos ropa y juguetes para navidad... ---"jarek" pudo duplicar el monto por lo que tienen sufici

desde mÉxico se creÓ un puente de sanaciÓn colectiva. " las personas de mÉxico tienen mucho corazÓn,sta le siguieron otras cinco, en las que se han congregado hasta 10,000 personas. >> queremos llevar nuestra intenciÓn al corazón, nuestra conciencia al corazÓn y poder vibrar amor. reportera: la capital paÍs ha sido testigo de varias manifestaciones, hoy la multitud se uniÓ para permanecer en silencio, paz y reflexiÓn en lazio -- la ciudad de mÉxico, marÍa elena pazzi. arantxa: namastÉ. al volver, repasamos el partido del barcelona contra el sevilla. ♪ ♪ ♪ si tienes 65 años o más, tu riesgo de contraer la neumonía neumocócica podría aumentar. es una enfermedad pulmonar bacteriana potencialmente grave que puede llegar sin aviso e interrumpir tu rutina por semanas. en casos severos te puede llevar al hospital. no esperes a que los síntomas de la tos, dolor en el pecho, dificultad para respirar o fatiga se presenten. mejor es prevenir. prevnar 13® no es un tratamiento para la neumonía neumocócica es una vacuna que puede ayudar a protegerte. prevnar 13® está aprobada para ayudar a preveni

so i sat down with the consuls general from russia, israel, and mexico, all based in san francisco to get their perspective. >> last year, we issued 20,000 visas to americans living in this part of the world, in this part of the united states... >> the honorable sergey petrov is consul general of the russian federation in san francisco. he and the other consuls general are professional diplomats whose duties include overseeing the processing of legal documents, such as passports, here and around the world. but their primary mission is to build good relations between their countries and the united states. >> we should bring together our businesses, our artists, our actors, our scientists, our students. that's important. >> it's a challenging time for diplomats. the u.s. justice department recently indicted two russian intelligence agents and two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo! accounts. >> it would be pure speculation. these people are innocent people now. they're innocent now until they are proven guilty in the court

could mexico have done more to ensure the continuity of nafta? mexico, thehink u.s.uld have done more. i think nafta was left on autopilot and everyone assumed everything was ok, until politically it was not ok. i think there is a lot of soul-searching to be done, the right now the issue is how to get a win-win agreement. so far things are looking a bit gray, not because i'm in norway. david: the way the president looks right now is largely as a trade deficit. i will put up a chart and tell you what it shows. the trade deficit with canada and with mexico over the last so many years basically shows the trade deficit in blue goes up and mexico goes down with canada. why did that happen? is there anything to be done with this renegotiation to correct the situation? antonio: i think focusing on the bilateral trade deficit as a way to assess an agreement is wrong, but it has become a political reality. there must be a way to deal with that. my suggestion would be to show how the u.s. is reliant on canada and mexico for experts. mexico, axports to lot of energy trade. your