guatemala, parece un hotel, pero aquÍ es una organizaciÓn de trÁfico de personas, en la frontera guatemala mÉxicolicÍa de mÉxico estaba bloqueando el puente que no permitÍa pasar a muchos centro americanos, pero al ladito parecÍa un mensaje de donald trump, al ladito de pronto habÍan montones de barcazas donde los centro americanos estaban cruzando sin problemas, en estados unidos temen que toda esta gente llegue para allÁ, incluso sugiero en que se tratan de criminales y personas con antecedentes criminales, algo que en realidad no existe, vamos a ver la versiÓn de esto en wa gobierno de venezuela aseguran y el presidente mike pence en la, y otros grupos de izquierda estarÍan ayudando con el financiamiento. por su parte el preciado mito e que aunque no tiene pruebas si tiene buena informaciÓn que hay gente del medio oriente en la caravana y reiterÓ quefoouzs mi en la frontera si fuera necesario, un funcionario de la casa blanca no quiso frontera estados unidos, en el puente fronterizo de mÉxico, guatemala el embajador enviÓ un mensaje claro y contundente. >> les decimos a la gente que no se arri

son mÁs de 7000 que se encuentra ya en mÉxico y hay miles mÁs que están esperando en la frontera entre guatemalataria ha ocurrido a pesar de lasamenazas del presidente van al trump y a pesar de los intentos de los jovianos centroamericanos y del gobierno mexicano para pararlos. pero es una amplÍsima cobertura, mientras los inmigrantes siguen en esta caravana. es una caravana extraordinaria, nunca en mi vida habÍa visto algo por el estilo. pedro contreras --ultreteras tampoco. vamos con Él. pnosotros seguimos caminando ya con la caravana, hace mÁs de seis horas que salimos de tapachula y aÚn siguen aquÍ por el camino. dic qllegar, es su objesido un dÍa muy caliente muy difÍcil, principalmente para los mÁs vulnerables. las mujeres, los niÑos y los ancianos. la tragedia enlutÓ a la caravana en territorio mexicano, pero eso no detiene a los mile en seguir su marcha. esta tarde, un joven fue atropellado por un trÁiler al bajar de otro vehÍculo y muriÓ casi al instante. algunos se detenÍan un poco frente a su cuerpo sin vida, pero luego seguÍan caminando. a menos de 24 horas de haber llegado a tapachu

personas todos los días y hablamos de más de 4600 personas que llegaron a la frontera entre guatemala y méxicoe la mañana, esa cerca que separa a guatemala de méxico se abrió y cientos de personas entraron pero entonces el recorrido va de esa cerca a esta que pueden ver en pantalla que ya es el puente sobre el río donde hay una garita donde está el proceso de ingreso legal hacia méxico. las autoridades cerraron esa verja, algunos miembros de la caravana tras forcejear con oficiales mexicanos, se utilizó gas lacrimógeno, hubo heridos, nuestro corresponsal edgar muñoz habla de personas sangrando, hay mujeres, niños, hay bebés de dos meses de edad y padres quedan podido ingresar por esa cerca y algunas personas y lo han mostrado en directo, algunas personas se están lanzando desde el puente hacia el río para cruzar ese río e ingr mexicano gigantes en esa zona, han estado ayudando algunas personas que se lanzan, se avientan al río, el peligro es extraordinario, las autoridades, tenemos un helicóptero militar mexicano, las autoridades no permiten la entrada de estas personas formalmente a territori

"hemos visto cÓmo han forzado su entrada violentamente en la frontera de mÉxico y guatemala", dijo elan por el sur de mÉxico y otra caravana en ese paÍs de 3000 personas. la patrulla fronteriza dice que quienes traten de entrar por las garitas a pedir asilo legalmente, tendrÁn que esperar. >> va a haber mucha gente. los puertos de entrada estÁn llenos. estamos trabajando con el gobierno de mÉxico. claudia: no dijo cuÁnto tiempo, pero luego el gobierno indicÓ que a la caravana ya se le ha ofrecido protecciones en mÉxico y no van a entrar de la misma manera. un general de la fuerza aÉrea que coordina con la patrulla fronteriza dijo que 800 soldados van en estos momentos rumbo a texas. el presidente ha alertado sobre los peligros que presuntamente trae la caravana. hoy sus amenazas escalaron. trump sostuvo que en el grupo hay pandilleros y algunas personas muy malas. les pidiÓ que regresaran. que nadie serÁ admitido a no ser que pasen por el proceso legal. en estos momentos en la frontera hay un aproximado de 2000 miembros de la guardia nacional que estÁ asistiendo a la patrulla fronteri

you know, nobody is watching that caravan of my grants down there on the mexico guatemala border closeratrol. it was just amazing footage. it continues this morning and migrants crashed into what is mexico's unprecedented assist stance and trying to stem it but they simply can't stop it. there is a connection, ed, between those migrant caravan smokes and the folks arresting here. that is they are largely from central american countries, guatemala, honduras and he will value is a door. we saw that overwhelming number of arrests we had yesterday. i witnessed more than 75 arrests in the little five mile radius i was in. this is a 316-mile sector in rio grande valley. we talked to the deputy chief raÚl or tease. and he says the driver for bringing people here are the loopholes that must be closed. listen. >> these organizations, cartels, people coming from central american countries are taking advantage of these loopholes in the system. if we can close those, that would allow to us reoperate these folks a lot quicker to their home companies. we are going to continue to take this fight to th

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(vicki) chaos erupts as a caravan of migrants reaches the guatemala-mexico border. you're taking a look at new drone footage of thousands of migrants crossing at the border... they are attempting to travel through mexico to the united states but not before descending into chaos... and áif they complete their journey, president trump is prepared to take drastic steps. reporter omar jimenez has the details. natsa caravan of migrants on its way to the united states erupted into chaos at the mexico guatemala border. mexican police in riot gear pushed back as some people in the crowd broke through a steel fence that had been padlocked shut.other migrants resorted to jumping off the bridge into the river below... either to áescape the chaos or to continue their journey north by water.the mass of people originated in honduras. many who joined the caravan were fleeing violence or said they had no other choice, also noting they were desperate for work.jarlin sanchez// honduran migrant (translated) "the situation is very hard. there's a lot of violence , there's no work so we

también cruzaron el portón que antecede en la frontera de guatemala y méxico, docenas de policías mexicanosmantienen en el puente que sirve para llegar al cruce, guatemala resguarda las puertas de su frontera con docenas de soldados, nos vamos en vivo a la ciudad de méxico, cuál es la situación allá ana. >>> así es blanca, la frontera sur se vio prácticamente una crisis humanitaria, son momentos muy sensibles y de mucha tensión es que la caravana migrante de más de 4000 personas que salió hace hoy una semana en san pedro de honduras, logró cruzar a méxico fue alrededor del medio día cuando llegaron a la frontera, esperaron una hora el gobierno mexicano les pidió ingresar por grupos pero ellos no quisieron porque el camino lo están recorriendo juntos, con sus manos rompieron la valla fronteriza, cruzaron con sus niños en los hombros de sus padres, los más desesperados se lanzaron al agua, a la mitad del puente la policía mexicana respondió con gas, los migrantes lanzaron piedras y hubo algunos heridos, luego de todo esto lo lograron y ahora ya están en suelo mexicano al momento las autoridad

este es el momento en el que cae la valla fronteriza en el lÍmite entre mÉxico y guatemala.curriÓ hoy luego de que les impidieran el paso en la frontera de mÉxicoa miembros de la caravana migrante que partiÓ desde honduras con el objetivo de llegar hasta estados unidos a toda costa. y comenzar una nueva vida alejados del hambre y la violencia. tv presidente trump, amenaza con cortar la ayuda econÓmica a paÍses centroamericanos si la caravana sigue avanzando. >> no sÓlo se trata de que estados unidos pueda ayudar.. que puede quitar la ayuda financiera paÍses. pero la pregunta es quÉ impacto tiene esa represalia y cuÁl es el costo para estados unidos. en este caso es que se pierde la cooperaciÓn por parte de los paÍses centroamericanos. >> algunos de los miles de migrantes hondureÑos que estÁn intentando llegar a estados unidos, a travÉs de méxico, le dice a trump que no son criminales y que sÓlo quieren una vida mejor para sus familias. Éste profesor de la universidad de san francisco es especialista en estudios latinoamericanos y cree que mÉxico estÁ en una posiciÓn complica

apologies for that and we're sorry about the quality of the sound that john heilemann on the mexico guatemala border where thousands of migrants and refugees determined to continue their journey through mexico and then on to the united states will elsewhere one man has died after around three hundred people try to scale of or defend separating the spanish and play of melia from morocco nineteen others were treated in hospital for cuts or fractures around two hundred men managed to enter the spanish territory in one thousand nations says more than six thousand refugees and migrants have made it to million and spain's nearby territory of ceuta the only land borders between africa and the e.u. so far this year passenger train has derailed in northwest and northeast taiwan killing at least twenty two people more than one hundred sixty others were injured when several carriages of the train came off the track in year one county this is the island's worst rail disaster in over three decades an investigation is underway into what caused the accident. still ahead for you this hour. you can see you go

vehÍculos y pasaron a 73 millas, el miÉrcoles llegaron a ciudad guatemala y ayer recorrieron el Último tramo hasta la frontera con mÉxicoe sin duda va a enfurecer al presidente trump. hoy ha reiterado su amenaza de movilizar al ejÉrcito para im i pipi impedir que estos migrantes que ingresen al paÍs. >>> apenas iniciaba el caos cuanto noticias telemundo comenzÓ a transmitir, tampoco despuÉs de la principal cadena estadounidense rompieron con la noticia de la caravana. y las imÁgenes de los migrantes centro centroamerica centroamericano, la noticia ocupÓ espacios destacados como los a unnÁngeles times y el boÓ globe el presidente trump a a dpra gra agradece a mÉxico por detenerlos. >>> en respuestas a noticias telemundo la patrulla fronteriza dijo que por el momento se encuentran monitoreando la situaciÓn, todo esto ocurre en pleno contexto electoral a 18 dÍas de las leselecciones intermediaes cuando la inmigraciÓn es un tema central de la agenda polÍtica >>> cuando corren usando la plataforma del presidente pierden. >>> aÚn faltan las reacciones desde el congreso y es que segÚn el presidente trump, los culpables son los

now they've made it through guatemala and into mexico in the last eight days they slept in the open and crossed hills and rivers. jonathan is only fourteen and traveling alone he's here for the same reason as everyone else he feels he doesn't have a chance in honduras. back home there's no work and too much crime. many like you sending in a trying to get a new start to provide for their families thing i mean i mean come on but i think when you look at a six year old boy my dad and my sister i have to help them there's not enough for food i've had my electricity and water cut everything is expensive and there's not enough to live on the many the end goal is the united states that's exactly what president trump is putting pressure on mexico to prevent. the police constantly seem about to close off the route the caravan bunches. together tent in the end the offices simply watch the people go. it's an event locals in the villages turn out to have a look some give what they can see spirits are high but there's still a whole country to go on the sons really beating down our own people the alr

the us border they are near the chavez border in southern mexico we also aware of a second large group at the border crossing between guatemala and mexico the size and estimates of the second group are around 3000 as well. in context we have a humanitarian crisis already at the southwest border each day on average the last three weeks we have encountered a combination of almost 1900 persons apprehended crossing the border illegally are presenting without documents at ports of entry. over half are family units and unaccompanied children that were placed in the hands of violent smugglers and entrusted to make the journey there incentivized by the gaps of the legal framework and the expectation they will be allowed to stay. this means that any given moment there are tens of thousands of migrants between the guatemalan us border moving toward us at any given time within that flow are 17000 criminals along with hardened smugglers and those from hundreds of countries around the world their system - - our system cannot repatriate those without the right to remain to the extensive backlogs in the courts and court restrictions on deta

at the mexico-guatemala border migrants clashed with police. secretary of state mike pompeo met with mexican officials during a prescheduled trip which quickly turned to the issue. >> this is a large group of people that are putting women and children in front of the caravan to use as shields as they make their way through. >> reporter: the president says the migrants will not be welcome in the u.s. >> they might as well turn around. >> reporter: the president has threatened to withhold aid into honduras and guatemala if those governments do not deal with the issue. >> they do nothing for us. we are -- they're not going to get any money if they let this happen. >> reporter: many are attempting to escape violence and poverty. the mexican government has proposed seeking help from the refugee agency of the united nations. >> translator: i hope other countries can help us. we haven't found in honduras. i am a single mother and things are not good. troll -- >> reporter: 36% of voters say immigration is extremely important to the road. in washington,

this map shows the border between mexico and guatemala where the incident is taking place. honduras — that's where the group started off, they say they're escaping poverty and violence there. us secretary of state mike pompeo is currently in mexico city. here he is speaking about the situation. look, president trump is pretty clear about the largest issue that we face today after having negotiated that deal. we are quickly reaching a point which appears to be a moment of crisis. record numbers of migrants, the foreign secratary and i spoke about the importance of stopping this flow before it reaches the us border. we are deeply aware that the way that mexico will handle this, the way that you will handle this, is your sovereign decision. mexico will make its decision, its leaders and its people will decide the best way to achieve what i believe are our shared objectives. and i thank you for all the effort that you have put into this over the last few days, including your request for humanitarian assistance to the united nations to address this migrant caravan. let's take a l

here's his report. >> reporter: some crossed into mexico through guatemala by boat.thers waited or swam just barely. for thousands of migrants, mostly hondurans, said they were fleeing poverty and violence. many are looking to reunite with loved ones. brian pedrillis came across the river in boat a week after being deported where he left behind a wife and daughter. >> what do you need to get back? >> my daughter. that's the first thing. you know, i didn't have my dad when i was a kid, you know, at all and i don't want the same for her. >> reporter: on friday mexican police stopped the estimated 4,000 strong caravan of migrants dead in their tracks on a bridge that joins mexico and guatemala. the bridge became a holding cell. one without bathrooms or water or mercy from the brutal sun with a crush of migrants waiting to see if they would be allowed to pass. finally people like this woman with her three children couldn't take it anymore. the truth is, we're all going to jump in the river, she says, and keep going forward. mexican police watched as the migrants took to

>> dana: this is a live picture of the border between mexico and guatemala. you can see that caravan of 3,000 people has made its way there to the southern border with mexico. that flag you see in the center, that's the flag of guatemala. you can see people there beginning to crawl over the fence. with that, i will hand it over to dana perino. >> dana: u.s. and mexico working out a plan to deal with the migrant caravan trying to cross a river at the mexico/guatemala border. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." trump administration taking steps to head off the growing caravan before it reaches our southern border. secretary of state pompeo speaking a short while ago in mexico city. >> we are quickly reaching a point which appears to be a moment of crisis. record numbers of migrants. we spoke about the importance of stopping this flow before it reaches the u.s. border. >> dana: griff jenkins is live on the border where federal agents already have their hands full. griff, what are you seeing down there? >> reporter: very bysy. just m

cruzando por guatemala a estados unidos tienen a un paÍs al pendiente mientras miles cruzan por guatemala a mÉxicolzando sus voces estos activistas es verÁn que sus voces logren un cambio con pancartas a era del consulado de guatemala en san franz disco de grupo recibiÓ noticias de que poco a poco estaban dejando hondureÑos pasar hacia mÉxico entre los 1500 a 4000 hondureÑos estÁ josÉ lÓpez hace 15 meses verÓnica vivió en carne propia lo que es cruzar con una caravana. ahora camina con un grillete esperando el dÍa que pueda volver a verÁs os si nos unimos vamos a lograr muchas cosas este grupo de activistas tiene planeado llevar a cabo otra protesta pero esta vez afuera del consulado de mÉxico. mÁs adelante se bella contra un transformador en un centro comercial. >>tambiÉn le tenemos alternativa para encontrar vivienda asequible, >padres de familia molestos podrÍan cerrar escuelas para construir casas, le decimos de que distrito escolar. ♪ >>esta es una de siete escuelas pÚblicasque calificaron como sitios potenciales para tumbar vivienda asequible para maestros dice que tiene unos 200 maestros po

"> the group is walking about 23 miles north of the mexico-guatemala border.ere were about 10 buses awaiting migrants along the highway. with drivers instructed to take them to shelters. on friday mexican police stopped the estimated four thousand people dead in their tracks on a bridge that joins mexico and guatemala. the bridge became a holding cell. but one without bathrooms or water or mercy from the brutal sun where the crush of migrants waited to see if they would be allowed to pass. mexican police watched as the migrants took to the river but this time didn't try to stop them. people came across in rafts heavily loaded with children and everything they own on their backs. after a week traveling many of these migrants are out of money and some are choosing to go back home. the hounduran foreign ministry said 2,000 people

while another three thousand remain at the mexico guatemala border many of them say they're fleeing violence poverty and political instability at home john holeman is joining us from the border of mexico and guatemala where john there was a second caravan of migrants who are trying to cross the border into mexico what's happened to them now. i cannot tell you a bit with that they've now crossed over the city up the river which is just behind me here and they've actually made it into mexico and they've been walking along today they've arrived at quite a big buddhist city tapachula so really what seems to be happening is the same as the first caravan that people first will try and get across the border bridge which you can't see which is just a bit further along from me that's the official put a dent tree they were opposed by the police and then instead they just go on the informal rovs that you might be able to see over there now these guys just take people across the river all day just normally so they've been taking like routes across there's actually mexican navy personnel in the middle of

mexico. that flag you see in the center, that's the flag of guatemala. ing to crawl over the fence. with that, i will hand it over to dana perino. >> dana: u.s. and mexico working out a plan to deal with the migrant caravan trying to cross a river at the mexico/guatemala border. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." trump administration taking steps to head off the growing caravan before it reaches our southern border. secretary of state pompeo speaking a short while ago in mexico city. >> we are

states ignoring president trump's warnings to stay away crowds have now broken through mexico's border with guatemala mexico's appealing to the not united nations to intervene doesn't trump was trying to cut aid to any country that allows the migrants through also on the program the killing of a powerful police commander sends shock waves through afghanistan and casts a shadow over this weekend's parliamentary elections as general abdul razzaq is laid to rest both in kandahar province has been postponed. and. european union's top court orders warsaw to reinstate supreme court judges who have been forced to retire the e.u. says poland's new laws which triggered massive protests this year are a threat to judicial independence. i'm for welcome to the program caravan of central american migrants has broken through guatemala's border with mexico as i had no to the united states thousands of people set off from honduras last weekend and the last few hours some of them are reported to have torn down a border gate to get to a bridge between guatemala and mexico mexico has called for assistance from the unite

una estampida entre guatemala y mÉxico pusoen evidencia la tarazona estÁ con la caravana. es, cada paso le duele. cada paso tambiÉn la recuerda lo que viviÓ el pasado viernes en la frontera entre guatemala y mÉxico. >> me puse a llorar por lo que me pasÓ en el puente. en la primera vez en mi vida. vilma: ella saliÓ el lunes pasado luego de ver en las redes sociales un aviso de una caravana de migrantes. >> se nos avisÓ que a las cuatro de la tarde y va a salir la caravana. vilma: en lo primero que pensÓ fue en sus cinco hijos. ella sabÍa que el vje >> la vez que me fui me fui sÓlo con dos vilma: pa su hermano mayor que los acompaÑara. >> yo tengo 41 aÑos y no tengo nada en la vida. tengo a mi sobrino, pero no tengo nada. estoy para ayudarla a ella y a mi madre. vilma: durante el viaje hubo momentos de incertidumbre porque no estaban seguros de poder sobrevivir las exigencias del camino. >> son 1 millÓn de cosas que a uno le pasan en este camino. vilma:, no sÓlo el camino era tortuoso, sino que habÍan otras circunstancias que lo hacÍan aÚn mÁs complicado. >> no tenÍa el pasa

learn more at retireyourrisk.org >>> we have live images right now of the mexico/guatemala border, where you can see thousands of migrants are continuing their days' long journey to the united states. secretary of state mike pompeo there. bill weir, last time we talked to you just a short time ago, you were in distress. bring us the latest. >> reporter: well, things have calmed down considerably, ana. the mood of this crowd went pr -- from exuberant when they opened the gates and they stormed the gate and broke the padlocks. they fired one or two tear gas canisters, which backed people off. a moment ago one of the humanitarian officials, the woman in white on the other side of the mexican line told people to form lines. now you can see people are sitting down. mexican officials told us initially that they sent -- >> okay, bill, we're having such a bad time with your signal. you're cutting in and out. obviously these are live pictures and technological difficulties sometimes interfere. we'll continue to try to check back in with bill so we can get another try here. can we try again? >> th

also - chaos at the mexico--guatemala border as a thousands of migrants try to cross...aimed for thes.... and next. as the f-b-i searches for missing wisconsin teen....the bizarre request the local sheriff is making. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologist anny hongcoming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. (catherine) still no sign of 13=year=old jayme closs.she disappeared five days ago from the rural wisconsin home where her mother and father were found shot to death . the crime shocked the 34=hundred residents of the town of barron.(vicki) even more shocking, the notion that one of them may be a killer.as ryan o'donnell explains, the sheriff is warning that any one of them could be a suspect. one=hundred citizens volunteered to search the roadsides near the murder scene.the daylong effort yielded no clues, and sheriff chris fitzgerald says the effort won't be repeated. instead, he's asking residents to keep an eye on their neighbors.in a facebook post, he urged barron residents to watch out for abnormal behavior .. missing work or s

guatemala border. you're following this, you were there for tense moments yesterday. what are you seeing now? >> reporter: well, actually right on the river, this is mexico on this side. we've got guatemala on that side. that's the bridge that turned into a scene of utter chaos yesterday. it is still full of people that spent the night there and are waiting patiently as they process, the mexican government, one by one. but as you can see, those that don't want to wait can pay 50 cents or a dollar and float across the border here. it is very loose. but it is an indication of the determination of the folks. yesterday is just a small taste of what it is like to make this sometimes months long journey north. for many of them, there is no plan b. take a look. at high noon, the bridge over the border is empty. then a crowd of thousands overwhelms a small contingent of guatemalan police and sprints north. >> no, it is closed. >> reporter: the first try to form an orderly line but it lasts only seconds as thousands pour across with a mixture of exuberance, frustration, and determination. the surge of the crowd managed to shove the padlocked gates open. but waiti

mÉxico y guatemala mientras tanto intentan frenar el avance de la caravana catastrÓficas inundacionesntro de tex tas, eles dados se halla en alerta por las torres ciales lluvias lupo de ex empleados de manda por acoso sexual a un exclusivo hotel des sur de cali cÓrnea este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: el presidente estÁ amenazando con enviar tropas si mÉxico no detiene la caravana de migrantes de eso hablaremos al momento y vamos hablar con la caravana mis ma, miles de centroamericanos sin en tan venir a territorio estadounidense muchos no saben si podrÁn ingreso dar a mÉxico tenemos testimonios de algunos de los sin migrantes ya en camino es la recta final antes de llegar a la frontera con mÉxico y tratan de llegar como pueden y donde pueden hasta arriesgando sus vidas otros van por la misma carretera pero caminando hoy mÁs cansados que ayer aquÍ encontramos es la familia fluyendo cuatro menores que caminaban por la carretera cargando sus sueÑos en una maleta inciertos de su futuro pero llenos de fe en este autobÚs repleto de hondureÑos enco

an estimated 7,500 migrants are heading north through mexico fleeing violence and poverty in guatemala and honduras and hoping to reach the united states where they plan to seek asylum. reporters on the ground say the migrant caravan consists of thousands of families including many mothers and children facing starvation and attacks on the long march north. reporters and aid agencies see a full-blown humanitarian crisis developing, but president dronad trump lashed out in now-familiar terms especially ahead of midterm elections. >> going to the middle of the caravan, take your cameras and search. you're going to find ms-13, you're going to find middle eastern, you're going to find everything. >> but a senior counterterrorism official contradicted trump's insinuation saying we do not see any evidence isis or other sunni terrorist groups are trying to infiltrate the southern u.s. border. correspondent bill weir has been following the caravan. he's joining me now from mexico. bill, thank you for being with us. this is a gathering storm and a humanitarian crisis. what are you seeing on a da

a mÉxico en balsa. guatemalalidad civil al expresidente francisco flores quien muriÓ en enero de 2016 cuando esperaba un juicio en su contra por el supuesto despido de $15,000,000. ademÁs se resolviÓ que su esposa e hijos no deben responder por el supuesto delito. flores quien gobernÓ el salvador desde 1999 a 2004.oridades no han indicado si hubo heridos y tampoco se sabe si se encontraba a bordo del aparato el propietario de uno de los equipos que integra la liga premier de inglaterra. >> las encuestas siguen dando ganador a bolsÓn haro para la segunda vuelta y definitiva de las elecciones maÑana en brasil. --bolsonaro. ofendido a las minorÍas, las mujeres y mÁs, muchos lo llaman " el trump brasilero". >> este hombre maÑana podrÍa convertirse en el prÓximo presidente de brasil. se llama jair bolsonaro. el diputado e hizo de sucarrera polÍtica una controversia. cuanto mayores resultdela verdad busca echar luz a los oscuros aÑos de la dictadura en este paÍs se ocupa sÓlo de los derechos humanos de los bandidos, vi

the scene there on the mexico guatemala border is just chaos.he massive caravan of migrants, mostly from honduras charges bridges, scaling fences to get there. the officials here keeping a close eye on the talks with secretary of state mike pompeo and the progress we're making, the officials here say they're very encouraged by what is unprecedented cooperation with the mexican officials. as you can see, the problem is unfolding there all day long on mexico guatemala border and surely heading for this border here. this is the rgv, rio grande valley sector. the single busiest in the u.s.-mexico border. this day, it has an overwhelming spike of numbers before the caravan gets here. that i have on average, neil, more than 641 illegal arrests a day. it's overwhelming. about half of them are made up of family units of which they're seeing in this area 300% increase from last year. overall, we had more than 16,000 family members units arrested just last month. that is an 80% increase from july when the administration reverses zero tolerance policy. the

thousands of migrants on the gall malla-mexico -- guatemala-mexico border stuck oon a bridge. that is the river between mexico and guatemala. the massive caravan was stopped by mexican police in riot gear yesterday. >>> a russian woman facing charges for allegedly financing a troll operation to interfere in the upcoming midterm elections. >>> we'll start with the death of jamal khashoggi. we have reporters across the globe gathering the latest on this developing story. >> we begin with law enforcement analyst josh campbell. he is in istanbul. josh, what are turkish officials saying about that late, really late admission from the saudis? >> reporter: they issued a statement, according to media, saying that the turks continue their investigation, that evidence will be shared with the world whenever it's finished, whenever they're certain of what they have. we're still waiting to hear that. obviously the ball is in their court to respond, to provide additional information. what is interesting here is that up to this point, we've been covering the story for two weeks and been refe

"> the group is walking about 23 miles north of the mexico-guatemala border.ere were about 10 buses awaiting migrants along the highway. with drivers instructed to take them to shelters. on friday mexican police stopped the estimated four thousand people dead in their tracks on a bridge that joins mexico and guatemala. the bridge became a holding cell.without bathrooms or water or mercy from the brutal sun where the crush of migrants waited to see if they would be allowed to pass. mexican police watched as the migrants took to the river but this time didn't try to stop them. people came across in rafts heavily loaded with children and everything they own on their backs. after a week traveling many of these migrants are out of money and some are choosing to go back home. the hounduran foreign ministry said 2,000 people in the mi

that bridge connecting mexico and guatemala. government is reporting 640 migrants have requested asylum. we have our reporter there on the border with guatemala. many having nothing but the clothes on their back as they try to escape poverty back home. >> reporter: some crossed into mexico from guatemala by boat. others waited. or swam, just barely. the thousands of migrants, mostly people from honduras, were fleeing poverty and violence. many are looking to reunite with loved ones. brian came across the river in a boat a week after being deported to his native honduras from the u.s. where he had lived most of his life and left behind a wife and daughter. why do you need to get back? >> my daughter. you know? that's the first thing, you know? i didn't have my dad when i was a kid, you know, at all. i don't want the same for her. >> reporter: on friday, mexican police stopped the 4,000 strong caravan of migrants dead on their tracks on a bridge that joins mexico and guatemala. the bridge came a holding cell. one without bathrooms

musica continuando con la realidad que ocurre en la frontera de guat a guatemala y mexico en el puenteanos mientras que miami pompei dijo que hablaban de la necesidad de hablar de la caravana porque tenÍa un nÚmero rÉcord de migrantes tambien que espera que esta caravana sea detenida antes que llegue a la con ustedes y el secretario de gobernaciÓn cuando se llevaba a cabo esto, ocurrÍa estas imÁgenes que estamos viendo cuando los inmigrantes lograron traspasar la vaya * de guatemala y frontera con mÉxico, aseguran que no utilizarÍan la violencia fÍsica, sin embargo, hubo gases y fue justificado por la policÍa federal quienes hicieron la barra de policÍas para que no pasaran, dijo que su trabajo fue contenerlos porque lo que van a hacer es lograr pasar la caravana conforme lo habrÍan propuesto, en grupos de 50 personas para ver caso por caso, revisar sus datos los que tengan la visa mexicana podrÁn pasar de manera libre, los que no podrÁn solicitarse a la solicitud de refugio, quienes no sean sujetos serÍan repatriados josÉ es la propuesta del gobierno mexicano. >> ser una propuesta que

jorge: esto lo que le pasÓ una pequeÑa caravana que cruza de guatemala a mÉxico.puede llevar hasta texas, arizona, o california. el problema es que muy peligrosa. muchos no se quieren subir. pedro nos dice cuÁles este dilema que tienen ahora los inmigrantes que estÁn llegando. pedro: empezaron muy de madrugada y con el mismo Ánimo anterior. habÍa que recorrer una distancia de 100 km. >> a quÉ hora empezaron a caminar? >>yo empecÉ a las 2:30. >> algunos soportaban eso en ese quedaban tirados a la orilla de la carretera. otros hacÍan todo para mantenerse despiertos. la desesperaciÓn nos hacÍa subirse hasta en los techos de los vehÍculos. y asÍ conforme despuntaba el sol, se veÍan algunos grupos esparcidos.las madres y niÑos eran los que mÁs atrás se quedaban. el dÍa de hoy nos amaneciÓ arriba de este remolque donde transportan vacas.para fortuna de estas personas unas-- unos campesinos separaron y subieron a una gran cantidad de ellos. vienen muy amontonados pero contentos porque no tienen que caminar. aquÍ arriba, entre olores excrementos de animales, conocimos a e

alrededor de 2000 millones de inmigrantes quedaron en el puente fronterizo entre guatemala y mÉxico. las autoridades migratorias mexicanas informaron que han recibido 640 solicitudes de refugio de emigrantes centroamericanos, alegando que le dan prioridad a la mujeres, infantes y adolescentes. alejandro madrigal llene mÁs detalle. alejandro: estaba ya contiene a los emigrantes desesperados. >> la orden de donald trump no la vamos a respetar. a parte de los indocumentados. que me den asilo en mÉxico. alejandro: pero priorizan a las mujeres y los niÑos. lo que no presenten orden de asilo o refugio, serÁ deportado. >> estamos recibiendo a la gente. alejandro: a 11 aprecian las persona pidiendo para entrar. lo que llegar, llegan a un lugar este and valley >> somos 15,000 personas. >> sÍ, en honduras no hay cÓmo crecer. por eso hay que buscar. si se puede, seguimos mÁs para arriba. presentadora: frente a esta realidad, los presidentes de guatemala y honduras se reunieron con el plan de crear un plan para frenar el Éxodo masivo . indicaron que 5400 migrantes han iniciado a guatemala y que

seems like it's been mexico over mexico itself quite a few daily showers and then through south mexico guatemala down towards panama more persistent daily thunderstorms are quite persistent rain in places is the r.t.c. that is the is the rain moving south with the sun we've also got an active weather further south in south america a line that might suggest showers in lima a rare event then through bolivia have taken down to the southeast of brazil where rain will continue for two days. my middle son back on the boat on the false him in the county kilojoules the fond of the maids in the country and sits in. if. you will see dad soon. to be. my night falls to produce face to mimic one cannot think of. women a strong women. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera i'm so ho rahman a reminder of our top stories man and turkish president or the one spoken by phone to reaffirm their commitment to a joint investigation into the disappearance of jamal khashoggi saudi arabia has thanked the u.s. for not jumping to conclusions but also said it would retaliate against any threats the u.k. . a

thousands of migrants in a caravan along the mexico guatemala border say they are heading to the u.s. despite pushback by the mexican government. the group is made up from people -- with people from honduras and making their way to southern attempts by mexican police to stop them. 3400 migrants were placed on buses and returned to their home countries over the weekend. mexico -- mexico's government will stop them. some art traveling together along mexican highways. in the u.s. the caravan could become a major issue. doug luzader joins us live with what this could mean for lawmakers in this election cycle. good morning, doug pick. >> the president is blaming the caravans on democrats, bad immigration laws and you name it. this is something you hear all the way through the november midterms. >> they are clinging to the backs of trucks. the migrant caravan largely from honduras as american and estimated to be more than 5000 strong and the efforts to stop them did little to halt the progress. >> you have to go out today in vote. >> president trump at a rally specifically mentioning the ca

he's pushing mention keen guatemala to do that. -- he's pushing mexico and guatemala to do that. listen to democratic senator ben cardin. listen to this. >> this caravan should be dealt with before it comes to the united states, that's true. those who have legitimate asylum requests should be handled with the respect that we give to asylum seekers. those who are not part of that should not hopefully get into mexico let alone into the united states. let me tell the president, we need comprehensive immigration reform. the border wall will not stop a caravan from coming into the united states. jon: one could argue with that. i mean we have seen images of, you know, migrants climbing various border fences in the united states. one could argue the border wall might work, but what about his larger point? i mean, not everybody in that caravan can be an asylum seeker, can they? >> no, and it would be ridiculous to assume that. i mean, this is not a place in which you allow a naive approach to this and sort of open up our borders and say come on in, have at it. one thing that comes to min

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already got across to mexico the bridge isn't the only option here for a long time there's been smooth flight that one that have taken commerce but can pull from formal commerce from guatemala to mexico so we've just been to a community center instead of the dow go and there's about two thousand five hundred people that have already made it across and move than a thousand that is just outside in the central plaza there in mexico they're just waiting they say to be processed by authorities they're hoping that they'll be given some sort of asylum. to be able to take them to their end objective which for a lot of them is the united states and yet there have been these threats from u.s. president donald trump has that done anything to discourage the refugees and migrants from continuing with that journey. i don't think it's done anything to discourage them because they've been aware for a long time about president trump's hostility towards undocumented migration but i think it's made a big impact on the government of mexico and on so central america we're seeing federal police along the banks of this river and of course there were many more that were flown into trying to guard

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. >>> tonight chaotic scenes as thousands of people are stopped at the guatemala/mexico border. some seeking asylum in mexico, many others hoping to make it to the united states. the president makes the caravan a political issue. >>> is it voter suppression? with just weeks until the elections, why more than 50,000 voters are on hold in georgia, almost three quarters of them african-americans. >>> after saudi arabia explains what led to the killing of jamal khashoggi, president trump calls it an important first many others are calling it a cover-up. >>> the biggest lottery jackpot ever, what would you do with $1.6 billion? >>> and down for the count, the surprising benefits of boxing to help knock out the symptoms of a debilitating disease. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with a growing humanitarian crisis. thousands of people caught between countries and desperate to get to ours. they've been walking for a week through central america. and at this hour, they are stranded in sweltering heat, stalled on a bridge on mexico's border with guatemala, most of them hope for a new li

. >> now to new video showing t clashes at the mexico guatemala border. president trumpte thrd to shutdown the border if they're not stopped. >> two women found in the hudson riverere a pair o sisters from fairfax county. nypd identified their bodies over the weekend.ai police they were bound together with duct tape and facing each other. both wer fully clothed and had no visible signs of trauma. e was 22 and her sister was 16 years old. she wte rep missing in late august. investigators are still working to figure out the exact cause of death. >> sad news out of new jersey this morning,th a n child has died in a viral outbreak at abi retation center. we first told you about this outbreak last week. in that eetime, t more children have died. a total of 25 have been sickened in this outbreak. it happened at a rehab center that treats children with compromised imme systems. they have been instructed not to admit new patients until the outbreak ends. >> for the first time in seven years the university of virginia's football team is nationally ranked. th beat

decision on out of thousands of migrants who'd massed on guatemala's northern border having torn down a fence and stormed towards the bridge into mexico ever guatemala honduras and el salvador they've been walking north to the united states in a so-called caravan this despite threats from u.s. president donald trump that you might deploy the military to stop them from crossing the country's southern border well let's get more now from al-jazeera producer on power rodriguez who is on the guatemala mexico border what is happening there. i am the border between bottom line makes a contract to be close it's close right now did the police just close the mexican side of. my friends that way and actually thirteen peacefully all of a sudden when they were asked to look at the make to comply they expecting getting hold of macon but we are employing them down to the river and they and the police obviously i saw them and my grandsons package owings bones that some people that i looted from generally flew their way i'm also people mothers with children and their weapons advice and a lot of young people some of been wounded so the police are now s

desbordado se veía desde el aire, el pasado viernes, el puente fronterizo de 610 metros entre méxico y guatemalaa] zulema: por eso yo estoy acá, porque quiero que abran el portón para poder seguir. alejandro: ella asegura que no ve el regreso como una opción. zulema: yo ya no quiero estar en honduras, porque no tengo ni cama ni nada. ni una estufa para cocinar, no tengo nada. por eso no quiero irme para honduras. por eso lloro. [golpes] alejandro: tras una larga espera en medio de altas temperaturas y humedad, se desató el caos. una turba enardecida arremetió contra las vallas de la garita mexicana. las puertas metálicas cedieron y se desató una estampida que causó pánico entre algunos padres con hijos y la inmediata reacción de las autoridades. la policía antimotines del lado mexicano comenzó a lanzar gases lacrimógenos. marta pudo pasar con su bebé en brazos, pero a sus otros dos hijos los perdió de vista en la confusión. marta: nos tiraron lacrimógenos y yo me hice al lado de la esquina del otro portón y ellos se salieron. los muchachos que andan chingueándome a mis niños, se salieron y luego

mexico. but more than that, about 2,000 to 3,000 migrants about 20 miles south of the guatemala and mexico border be crossing as early as tonight. they have spoken to our reporters down there, stephanie, who say that they're willing to risk consequences. as you said. if the mexican police stand in the way they try to go through illegally other routes they can't. a lot of the routes incredibly dangerous. this is dense rainforest. not a place to easily access and seeing perhaps some really catastrophic decisions being made here by the desperate people. for the trump administration, this weekend perhaps even this day is a time where they have to decide are they now looking at, you know, as many as 4,000 hondurans to the border and perhaps by the midterm election, a big test for the president's number one issue, which he says to crack down on illegal immigration. >> eliot, square this off for me. president trump clearly has been hard line on immigration. whether you lived here, mexico, guatemala or honduras, you know how treacherous it is and you know that the president already put in place now defun

settlements will now thousands of refugees and migrants are stranded on the border between mexico and guatemala part of a so-called caravan of people from on do as in el salvador who have been walking north towards the united states officials in mexico is starting to allow small groups to enter but others are trying to make the crossing on river rafts on friday thousands tore down a fence in guatemala and storm towards the bridge in mexico president trump says he might deploy the military to stop them crossing into america john homan has more from the southern mexican border town of. there's well over three thousand people in the plaza of the small town of see that the dow go that's on the border between mexico and guatemala are on the mexican side now and this is a caravan of mostly hondurans that have come here to try and escape poverty and also violence in their homeland where they really want to get to is the united states but they said they'll take mexico if that's not available to them and you can see the people are sleeping rough in the plaza there's a sort of a show here that's about to