reportero: Él es hermano de navarro leiva, que cumpliÓ siete aÑos en la cÁrcel por lavado de dinero yosotros y ellos sÓlo ponen a los adictos. reportero: este fue un narcotraficante que aumentÓ su imperio en la dÉcada de los 80 y 90, y alcanzÓ notoriedad por manejar una flotilla de avionetas para pasar la droga estados unidos, por eso el apodo de " el seÑor de los cielos". la fiscalÍa general de la repÚblica iniciÓ investigaciones apenas el 20 de diciembre pasado, y la captura de luis fernando es uno de sus mÁs sobresalientes golpes en contra de la delincuencia. luego de la detenciÓn del hijo del "seÑor de los cielos" las autoridades lo presentarÁn ante el juez y esperarÁn 72 horas a que considere que hay elementos suficientes para iniciar un juicio en su contra. presentadora: en estados unidos, california podrÍa convertirse en el primer estado de la naciÓn en ofrecer un vigor a partir del primero entrarÍa en vigor a partir del primero de enero de 2020. >> california estÁ por convertirse en el primer estado de ofrecer seguro mÉdico a jÓvenes indocumentados entre 18 y 25 aÑos de edad,

we are really looking forward to talking to peter navarro.an of the hour, considering what trade is doing for the white house and the world. alix: and as time goes on, the more his voice is made to heard on china, mexico, etc. david: in the meantime, over in europe, we had these continuing commemorations of the 75th anniversary of d-day. there is the president in the background, the queen elizabeth ii in the foreground. that is being salivated by france, the united states, and great britain -- being celebrated by france, the united states, and great britain. alix: in markets, a continuation of the rally yesterday, strongest since january. the dollar index sitting at key levels, the 100 day and 50 day moving average, but now seeing a little bit of strength come back into the dollar market. you're seeing buying on the back end of the curve come but the real action will be in italy and bdp. crude not participating in the equity rally, down by about 1%. president trump has said he wants the fed to consider his trade actions in setting rate policy

navarro made that point to is -- peter navarro made that point to us yesterday.e hope this gets fixed. if that does not happen, we have heard from republican senators saying they object to the president opposing the carrots. -- the tariffs. mitch mcconnell has said the president has to face republicans. would you support legislation to cut back on the president's ability to impose new tariffs. sen. rounds: i would prefer for a way to support the president. the administration has to provide clear evidence that their understanding how serious the issue is in my state and other states like south dakota where we have farmers and producers on the tip of the spear feeling the cost of the tariffs. a tariff is not without expense and we have to recognize that, and the impact it has on individuals within the united states. once we have been assured that is being respected and there are plans in place to make those individuals whole again in his battle with mexico and china, then we are prepared to move forward and support the president. that is -- what most of us want to

want to bring in white house trade advisor peter navarro.it's interesting because president trump gets high marks on the economy but the marks will lower when people are asked about the tactics, so what do you make of these things, because you are perhaps the chief architect, if you will, or advocate of the use of tariffs in these negotiations. >> charles, i think a lot of it has to do with how the question is asked. polls show that about 80% of americans believe there's a crisis at the border. if you ask americans in a poll what do you think about 100,000 illegal aliens moving every day on a conveyor belt from guatemala up to san diego and el paso. i'd say about 90% of them would object to that, and the tariffs that president trump used, he got in two days more than congress did in 20 years on this we've got troops down at the southern border that mexico has deployed. we've got mexico committing to take the asylum seekers on to mexican soil which will deter further immigration from the northern triangle down at the southern border of mexico

nos vamos a conectar con indira navarro hasta la repÚblica dominicana.onas prÓfugas como alberto rodrÍguez mota de 36 aÑos, dominico- venezolano a quienes acusan de llevar el equivalente a $8000 a dos reos de una cÁrcel del sur del paÍs para que sean las personas que contratarÁn a los sicarios que darÍan muerte al ex pelotero de grandes ligas. me encuentro con la madre de alberto rodrÍguez mota, lourdes mota para que nos hables sobre su hijo y el llamado que usted le hace. lourdes: te pido alberto que desde donde quiera que estes que hagan esa llamada porque te iremos a buscar con todos los recursos humanos y con la prensa para que estÉ seguro y puedas hablar y todo salga a la luz porque sÉ que no serÍas capaz de quererla hacer daÑo a ese seÑor. te pido que en el nombre de jesÚs aparezcas y habÍas con la verdad. no importa lo que te pueda suceder. >> muchas gracias, seÑora lourdes mota, por el llamado a su hijo quien estÁ prÓfugo. en el caso de david ortiz el serÍa otro intermediario en la lista de implicados de este complejo proceso que las autoridades

tom: we will talk to peter navarro. moving things over to vietnam and trading that way. are they the same leakages for tehran and all of commercially otherr moving over to european entities and avoid sanctions? daniel: that used to be the case. under the iran deal, the u.s. eliminated secondary sanctions. wese are the mystery of what can see the trump administration do. they forced foreign companies to choose between doing business with the u.s. or with iran, but not both. they came into effect in the obama administration. they have only been used twice. you can freeze assets of companies in the u.s., ban them from dealing with the u.s. outright. you can really do some damage to an economy if you find collaborators with iran continuing to support them. that could be the sanctions the administration is talking about today. francine: this is an economy that is crippled already. if you look at the sanctions so far, 1000 entities including banks, individuals, vessels for shipping in energy, and in may we had another wave of

indhira navarro esta en santo domingo, con un reporte completo sobre quien es quin en esta organizacion delictiva que atento contra la vida del deportista. su padre es "amado carrillo", el narco conocido como "el seqor de los cielos", quien dirigio el cartel mas poderoso de mexico. su madre tambien esta presuntamente implicada en el trafico de drogas, al igual que sus hermanos. ahora lo detuvieron a el, y alberto garcia, desde ciudad de mexico, nos cuenta en este informe los motivos de su captura. california podria convertirse en el primer estado de la nacion en ofrecer un seguro medico subsidiado, para los jovenes entre los 19 y 25 aqos, sin importar su estatus migratorio. si el gobernador newsom firma esta legislacion l semana entrante, entraria en vigor a partir del primero de enero del 2 mil 20. liliana esclante nos explica. un nuevo caso de irregularidad dentro de un centro de detencion genera preocupacion entre las autoridades igratorias.se trata de una adolescente guatemalteca que cruzo el rio bravo la semana pasada con una bebe prematura recien nacida y llego con ella hasta la i

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you talked to peter navarro on our air last hour, jim.ough, the voices that he is hearing in support of this policy behind the scenes talking about it in public, that they believe mexico is just benefiting, benefiting, benefiting from this imbalance on both polishes and that this being tough, being trumpian and doing something that would be perceived as downright crazy by anybody else is the only way to approach this. >> by the way, politically it may really pay off for him. he may go through with this, even though it's bad for the economy. because it's bad for the economy, the fed may cut rates, which is exactly what he wanted. he can sell his political message that i did it, america first. oh, and i got a rate cut and that's going to prop up the economy. >> the mexicans, though, the foreign minister and the pompeo meeting, important meetings to see if they can stave this off. he said he believes there's an 80% chance of reaching a deal. >> maybe there is. you know, the question is, is this a short-term strategy on the part of the presid

is now saying they may not need to go into effect but peter navarro is not going to be in the meeting today with the vice president, with ront lighthizer and with the mexican foreign minister. they are tamping down expectations saying they don't expect a big deal but they want u.s. officials to relay how serious the president is about imposing tariffs but at the same time you see officials create space to back off this threat. which is namely that they haven't been able to explain to lawmakers how they would move forward and they've essentially not given any guidelines so mexico could do something and the white house could say that is enough for them to do this. but of course this is all going to come down to president trump and you saw him this morning on twitter touting how -- house republican support in the house, talking about whether or not republicans senators would try to block this move from the president. so sometimes in the face of backlash, the president doubles down and gets defiant. so that is the question here. but ultimately it is up to the president who we should note

en santo domingo, repÚblica dominicana, indira navarro, univisiÓn.iscalÍa mexicana investiga a toda la directiva por la compra de esto . en venezuela tarek william saab, el fiscal designado por la oficialista asamblea nacional constituyente calificÓ al lÍder opositor juan guaido de ser el actor intelectual de la supuesta corrupciÓn con la ayuda humanitaria . juan guaido presidente interino de venezuela, reconoce anoche la posible malversaciÓn de 90.000 $ de fondo de ayuda humanitaria y ordenÓ una investigación. >> la policÍa francesa interrogÓ a la estrella del fÚtbol inicial como parte de la investigaciÓn sobre corrupción sobre la atribuciÓn de la copa del mundo en qatar en el 2022. sus abogados negaron que platino y tambiÉn ex jefe del organismo rector del fÚtbol en europa, hubiera cometido algÚn delito. pablo se fue y desde ahÍ nos habla de esta nueva investigaciÓn. >> gracias. el ex astro del fÚtbol mundial pasa la noche en esta delegaciÓn policial de la municipalidad en la frase parÉ, despuÉs de que un fiscal determinara que existen elementos su

a his peter navarro right that the people do not know how bad it is?att: i find myself in the unusual position of agreeing with ted cruz, which i never do. navarro is totally wrong. the public understands what is happening at the border. there is a crisis. understand trump has mishandled this crisis in every possible respect from the minute he took over as president. this is one more in a series of missteps. david: what about the right of center point of view? the president has been committed on this issue from the beginning, and he made it an issue in 2018. is it going to be a winner for the republicans? no.y: it is terribly flawed logic. it immigration is hurting american people, then we will slap them with attacks in the form of a tariff? tariff are taxes on the american people. we will punish them further because immigration is hurting them? it is wrongheaded policy and it is not conservative. this administration has got it wrong on the terror issue. -- on the terror issue -- on the tariff issue. david: in your judgment, will republican senators ba

navarro: i think the common theme was fear. not just of the undercount, but the government has the atrocity to ask us for the first time since the 1950 census, a very deliberative time, are you a citizen? and i, as an immigrant to this nation, have a problem with it. our u.s. citizen? i, a u.s. citizen, have a problem with that. the common theme, whether you are representing an asian community,chicano and lgbt community, or the issue of children or families, it was the fear of what is going to happen when i answer this question? obviously, with the fear of punishment, if i put a false statement to that question. but the fear that now the government will have that information. and how will it be utilized, despite the federal protections on the release of that information? our communities already are in the shadows in the last few years, with what is going on in this nation. our families have fear of sending their children to our schools. we see this every day in miami dade. if you think this is not a real fear, come to my commun

estados unidos, tambien ha sido identificado y estaria vinculado con un cartel de drogas.indhira navarrosi acude a una cita con inmigracion, preparese para que le pregunten si ha recibido algun tipo de asistencia publica, ya sea para comprar alimentos para su familia o asistencia medica, porque si la respuesta es afirmativa, entonces el familiar que lo patrocino tendra que reembolsarle los gastos al gobierno federal. jaime garcia nos tiene mas de esta responsabilidad economica, que preocupa a los esta noche el presidente trump concedio una entrevista a la cadena de noticias fox, en la preguntas sobre la investigacion del fiscal robert mueller.el mandatario tambien nsistio en que las deportaciones masivas comenzarian la semana que viene. pablo gato tiene mas, incluyendo reacciones. democratas y republicanos se unieron hoy en el senado para aprobar un plan de emergencia fronteriza.el acuerdo tiene como telon de fondo el hecho de que las agencias migratorias han vito sus respectivos presupuestos bastante mermados.alegan que la causa es los crecientes gastos que ocasionan los indocumentados

>> we were going to expect this but peter navarro was right.zer they are both right, tariffs worked. peter is saying right now we have to take advantage of our strong economy to force china to play fair. we have a little bit of a buffer to absorb some of the impact let's say retaliatory tariffs as chinese shown with targeting key areas that are trump, president trump's support base, soybean farmers in the heartland of america. charles: right. >> the more education that happens, the more americans understand what is at stake, what the national security implications are, the more americans are supporting president trump's ultimate agenda, america first, playing with fair, free, and reciprocal trade. charles: chris, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thanks, charles. charles: a new poll finds more americans than ever call immigration our top problem. president trump gave congress two weeks after delaying the nationwide i.c.e. raids? can they pull it off because lawmakers say they're skeptical that they can work together to find the ultimate de

navarro says the current tariffs have been very targeted.the chinese are paying those tariffs by subsidizing their chinese companies, so the exports, price of the exports do not rise. >> we had the tariffs on for over a year. what we have is record low unemployment for blacks, hispanics women, as well as veterans and the disabled. we have rising productivity and wages which help people buy stuff at big box retailers. reporter: navarro says if the chinese want to make a deal, as the u.s. economy is increasing doing well with the fundamentals, the chinese economy is sliding. back to you. melissa: i will be there, right? reporter: i will be in osaka to talk about trade as well as what the president is doing there. trade teams are meeting. there will be a lot of trade discussions. i'm sure you will bring it to us. thank you, edward. melissa: connell mcshane is on his way back from china. you know that though. you didn't miss any of it, did you? here are the best parts. >> there is a huge misunderstanding about the type of company that huawei is.

rodrigo navarro: thanks for having us again. damian: so, we want to talk about fraud today and how to not be defraudados in the community. rodrigo: right, we want to alert the community about many different ways of being scammed and being victims of fraud. so, we want to pay attention to many details before they are victims of these kind of incidents. we have detected in the past many ways of being scammed by bad people. one of them and the most common is immigration scams. so, please be aware that if any lawyer, any legal provider is offering you something that looks really good, probably you should give a second thought about it. you're not alone in that search. you can go to the consulate or maybe go look after official sites for the united states government just to make sure they're not taking advantage of your fear and also of your lack of knowledge in immigration topics. so, that is one thing we are trying to address not only today, but throughout all the year. so, please be calm and be patient, and never give everything w

peter navarro, thank you for being with us. >> good evening.ore we start, from the white house and president trump, our thoughts and prayers are with the people of virginia beach at this time of trouble. as he said in his tweet, the federal government will do whatever we can to help them. judge jeanine: they are entitled to our prayers and our thoughts. i want to start the segment on what led to this idea of tariffs on the imports. i understand the president for a time tried a lot of different diplomatic efforts. holding asylum seekers in mexico. he was talking about mexico holding people and not letting them come over the border. monitoring them. now we have the president threatening an escalation of tariffs beginning june 10 with 5% then going to october with up to 25%. how did we get there? >> we have an industry in mexico that's been growing for decade. mexico has been abusing this country for decade with the export of illegal aliens and drugs. you have a conveyer belt from the southern border of mexico up to our border where on any given d

here's the president's trade advisor peter navarro. listen. >> we've had the tariffs on for over a year. what we have is record low unemployment for blacks, hispanics and women as well as veterans and the disabled. we have got rising productivity and wages which help people buy stuff at the big box retailers. we have got 6 billion jobs that we created. we've got 6 million people off food stumps knowing the pride of a paycheck. we've got half a million people who have manufacturing jobs when the previous administration lost 200,000 of those jobs. we're hitting on all cylinder. the dow, the s&p are at record highs. we can get to 30,000. those are the things that are going to move markets and help this country. that's what we should be focusing on. david: with our economy going strong, is the white house ready to make a deal next week or will the president hang tough on tariffs? >> i think he will hang tough on tariffs. we saw him doing this with mexico, dealing with the illegal border crossing issue he played tough with them and got them

do not agree with the president on this measure on the other side so we have the hard liner peter navarro saying that he considers this move from u.s. president to donald trump a brilliant so obviously quite different opinions on that and besides that makes it cold now this weekend countermeasures from china actually will go into effect so we certainly opened up a couple of new friends have been also people on wall street are asking what does that all mean for possible kateri of the european union so at this point everything seems to be possible but as we've seen this shop reaction on wall street maybe u.s. president donald trump might reconsider and so that those terrorists mexico might be avoided at the end so the trade tangle getting even more complicated there . for us in new york thank you now the u.s. china trade war the end just mention that's intensifying new chinese counter tariffs on u.s. imports go into effect on saturday targeting 60000000000 dollars worth of goods beijing also says it's creating a blacklist of foreign individuals and companies to ban from supplying chinese fi

that comes off statements from peter navarro, trade visor.go into effect. market back up triple digits. stuart: we'll take that. we got breaking news, on i think the services sector. ashley: yes. stuart: have we got it in yet? ashley: came in 56.9. which was better than the 55.9. we were in a bit of a slide going back since february on the services sector. we hit a 21-month low in april, rather. this is combback for the services sector. this is more encouraging because it had been sliding. stuart: look what is happening in the market. positive statement from mexico's president. positive statement from peter navarro, trade guy. lower interest rates. dow jones industrial average is pretty much close to the high of the day. picking up momentum. up 500 yesterday. now up 140 points. big gains across the board for the stock market. now this. >>> the state visit to britain was a success. a big success. you would not know that if you relied on america's media for the information. we'll deal with that in just a moment but consider this, britain's roya

en santo domingo, repÚblica dominicana, indira navarro, univisiÓn. >> regresamos a estados unidos.rse a practicar estos procedimientos por razones morales o religiosas mientras se resuelve la disputa. >> entrarÍa en vigor nacional el prÓximo 22 de julio fue emplazado por cuatro meses. asÍ lo acordaron en el departamento de salud y servicios humanos de estados unidos y componentes luego de que la ciudad de san francisco impusiera una demanda para bloquear su implementaciÓn. >> estÁ impidiendo un retroceso de muchos logros que se han hechopara que la ley trate por igual a todos. >> la pelea continÚa. la administraciÓn trump estÁ intentando sistemÁticamente limitar el acceso mÉdico indispensable las mujeres . la comunidad lgbtq. y quien interpuso la demanda para que la norma no entrara en vigor. >> que las condiciones mÉdicas pueden sufrir una condiciÓn y se ponga en peligro su vida o su salud. >> si la norma hubiera entradoen vigor, perderÍa millones de dÓlares en recursos federales para atenciÓn mÉdica. tambiÉn en mayo pasado una coaliciÓn de estados demandó al departamento de salud

en mÉxico se detuvo al hijo de seÑor de los cielos, luis fernando carrillo navarro, se le acusa de poseerpertenecen a la comunidad lgbt y repaso por aplicaciones confiables para hacer pagos en lÍnea y colombia, le pasa el rodilla a argentina, en la co c amÉrica, venimos. ♪ ♪ >>> la realidad de la reconstrucciÓn de la catedral de notre dame en parÍs, se viviÓ hoy en la primera misa realizada ahÍ desde abril. el arzobispo de parÍs, asi como asistentes utilizaron cascos de obra, como protecciÓn ante la o posible caÍda de escombros, esto fue un acto simbÓlico. y bien mes de orgullo lgbt en estados unidos tuvo este aÑo un momento especial, jefe de policÍa de new york pidiÓ disculpas. la comunidad esperaron estas palabras es un avance sÉ, pero aÚn falta mucho para que este grupo se sientan bien. >>> lourdes hurtado amplia. a asad medio siglo pero la lucha por la diversidad sexual quedÓ marcado. inspira asa mi a pelear por sus derechos. >>> ser latino sufrir bullying al ser pequeÑo. acoso de autoridades a la comunidad lgbt, llegÓ apunto crÍtico en 1969 cuando policia realizÓ una redada en este b

we had booked white house national trade council president peter navarro here on the sew, but the -- on the show, but the white house tells us they did not want to detract from the president's visit to buckingham palace tonight, so they actually retracted navarro from our guest list. and as the white house denies guests, it also allows the national left-wing media to focus on stories like the president's hair, the fake news that he a called meghan markle nasty without response from the white house. those stories dominating the headlines overshadowing judicial watch's discovery of new e-mails between peter strzok and lisa page. those e-mails showing a special treat for hillary clinton's attorney during the fbi investigation of clinton's e-mail server scandal. a lot to go through tonight, and joining us to click them all off, judicial watch president tom fitton. tom, great to have you here. another revelation courtesy of judicial watch and the freedom of information system. tell us what this means, that her attorney was given special access, special treatment without question by the fb

. >> have you met peter navarro. >> does peter navarro get into the oval office. >> he does. we do. if i -- if he fires me tomorrow and somebody mees what are you most proud of i would say that we've had some of the best debates that i've seen in politics in the oval office in the last six months. whether it's on trade policy, up to and including the mexico thing, our policy on fetal tissue what we did texas v azar, the health care case, a wide variety of opinioning, very articulately argued in the oval office in front of the president of the united states and he knew every signaturesty of all the issues before making the final editions. a lot of times this is a close call. yeah, you're it. what did bush caller the decider in chief. this is what you get paid to do. but the flow of information has been excellent. the quality of information to the president has been good. and i think the proof has been that in the pudding, the stigss have been good themselves. >> mick mulvaney thank you on a busy day for coming buy. >> happy to do it thanks, y'all. >> thank you. >>> join us later toda

thimon pelea con navarro.¡el Árbitro silva la final del primer tiempo!erte la comida a tu puerta. pero, ¿pueden traerte fist bumps? ¿y high fives? ¿pueden provocar mini estampidas? ¿darte estatus de héroe instantáneo? ¿o volver atrás en el tiempo, con la vuelta de una manija? otros pueden traerte la comida. pero nosotros te traemos algo más. llevándote felicidad. mcdonald's en uber eats. cero dólares de cargo de entrega por tiempo limitado. ♪ locutor: el medio tiempo es presentado por sprint, patrocinador oficial de la copa oro concacaf josÉ: estamos en el medio tiempo, del bank of america. Éste medio tiempo extraÍdo -- es traÍdo a ustedes por sprint. ardÓn encontrar el gol, pero no cabe duda la superioridad . profe: no pretendÍa hacer daÑo pero defenderse bien. josÉ: mÁs para ustedes despuÉs de la pausa. hoy no fue un buen día, renato. cuéntame. me chocaron yendo al trabajo. y después, cuando llego a casa veo que un árbol se había caído sobre el techo. tranquila, aquí estamos para ayudar. pero como dice mi abuela, que no hay dos sin tres, aquí estoy esp

ivan navarro also got his start in san francisco. one of his first shows was as galleria de la raza, and he's had shows in new york and is in museums around the world, and he explores principles of minimalism. and this is his piece called the ladder, which is a 10-story neon ladder which is going to go on the front of 1066 market, on the market street facade. i think it's a really conceptually wonderful piece. i think it's also -- i certainly remember in my childhood, fire escape ladders. i know for some, it's something you also see in photos, but it also brings back the concept of a marquis that used to be on market street. it's his first public permanent artwork, and the budget is $755,000. i don't know if the commissioners have any questions. >> vice president koppel: we may. you have 3.5 or 4 minutes. do you want to say anything else? >> it's a very conceptually strong artwork, so i don't think it needs much more description. >> vice president koppel: why don't we go ahead and open this up for public comment. any members of the p

>>la familia navarro se llevÓ la sorpresa esta maÑana >>estaba aquÍ el carro cuando vi llorando niÑoos dice que su hijo mayor fue a la calle por un momento eran como las 8:00 de la maÑana, momentos despuÉs su hijo venÍa acompaÑado pero no, no se trataba de su nieto, se dieron cuenta de que era una situaciÓn seria, dice que lo ubicaron llorando y empeÑando >>venÍa llorando, que no lo miraban, y el niÑo querÍa atravesar la calle y fue cuando lo agarraron >>su primer instinto fue preguntarle a los vecinos de la cuadra >>decidieron esperar a la policÍa dentro del hogar ya que el niÑo no traÍa zapatos puestos >>lo sentÉ en la silla, cuando lo sentÉ me hice a un lado para agarrar leche del refrigerador y cuando voltie el estaba ahÍ, tenÍa hambre >>este es el segundo caso que ubican a un niÑo caminando solo por las calles, un buen recordatorio de que siempre se debe llamar a la policÍa en este caso, la madre del pequeÑo dice que se trata de un incidente >>el abriÓ esta puerta, la dejamos sin llave, Él abriÓ y saliÓ fue un accidente pero lo bueno fue que no le pasÓ nada >>hasta el momento di

indira navarro tiene todos los detalles, adelante. buenas tardes.unidad buena, laboriosa como toda la repÚblica dominicana queremos decirle al mundo que estamos sorprendido de que esto pase porque en este paÍs es un país bueno. >> condenaslos actos de los jÓvenes que viven aquÍ? >> totalmente, repudiÓ total. indira: muchas gracias. aquÍ en santo domingo se solicita un aÑo de visiÓn preventiva. repÚblica dominicana, retorno con ustedes. carolina: cambios en la administraciÓn trump ahora habrÁ un nuevo zar en la frontera. les >>seguimos en vivo en esta ediciÓn digital y conmoción por el hallazgo de una bebÉ prematura en un centro de detenciÓn en mcallen, texas. se acercaron a una adolescente que estaba encorvado de dolor y en silla de ruedas. lo que nunca te imagino es que la joven tenÍa en brazos a su reciÉn nacida envuelta en ropa sucia. ambas fueron llevadas un centro. habÍa cruzado la frontera el 4 de junio y tuvo una cesarÍa de emergencia en mÉxico. en este momento le pide varias personas que estaban con ella que le ayuden cargando la porque toda

indira navarro nos trae los detalles desde santo domingo.e los sospechosos del estado incluyendo la mujer encargada del ataque a david ortiz. en el expediente acusatorio de las autoridades seÑalaron una serie de cargos de imputaciones contra los acusados en la participaciÓn de los hechos hasta la contrataciÓn de los sicarios por parte de los reos desde una prisiÓn en el sur del paÍs. eddy fÉlix garcÍa fue atrapado y golpeado en la escena del crimen. conducÍa la motocicleta y le hizo un disparo al biug pup'py en la espalda.condujo un auto facilitado por su esposa y el carro se utilizÓ para seguir reconocer a david ortiz en el local. valenzuela fue acusado de participar. es la quede dispara el paÍs. josÉ cipriÁn y carlos Álvarez son los que habrÍan contratado y dirigieron hasta que. este viernes se entregÓ este hombre conocido como el hueso conocido segÚn las autoridades fue quien le quitÓ la vida al expatriado el ministerio pÚblico prometiÓ revelar la prÓxima semana los detalles del motivo, los detalles intelectuales y la narrativa completa d

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. >> tucker: peter navarro from the white house tonight.tan goolsbee chaired the council of economic advisors tyder president obama, he joins us now. thanks very much for coming on. i'll concede at the outset that it's easy to see how this could wind up slowing the u.s. econom economy. they are a huge trading partner with the united states and the tariffs tend to do that. that's not really the question. the question is is it worth it? is the crisis sufficient that we need to act in our own defense? i would ask you, do you think illegal immigration is a crisis? in this country? >> the first part of your question does not make logical sense to me and maybe you could explain it to me better which is if you take an action which hurts yourself, how is that getting something done on your behalf. >> tucker: it's simple, as the united states is attacked as it has been occasionally over timef >> shooting oneself is not -- >> tucker: the response costs money. there's a great economic cost to war, actual hot wars, there's always an economic cost ofhe

indira navarro nos explica. llevaba cuando o lo validaron en una disco mientras compartÍa con amigos. cÁmaras de seguridad captaron el ataque en su contra, conocido como big pappi. el otro de baja de una motocicleta, se acerca ortiz y le dispara por la espalda, casi a quemarropa. >> una figura estelar como es david ortiz, que haya sido vÍctima de esta situaciÓn de violencia. el mundo entero estÁ consternado. el mundo del deporte, el bÉisbol ya se ha expresado. idhira: la bala que lo impactÓ atravesÓ su cuerpo y afectó varios Órganos. >> tuvieron que extirparle parte de los intestinos y el colon , tuvieron que sacarle la vesÍcula. el disparo tambiÉn perforÓ el hÍgado. idhira: una actitud intentÓ linchar a uno de los agresores, antes de que lo detuvieran las autoridades. hablaron de un segundo hombre implicado, supuestamente es policÍa. el mÓvil del ataque todavÍa no >> Él vino buscando refugio, la gente le cayÓ atrÁs dándole golpe, meÍ adentro. idhira: lo que sÍ es cierto fue la pelea que escenificaron unas mujer

. >>> top of mind for the administration and the president's top trade adviser, peter navarro sayingpresident is prepared to back off his threat if he gets the right deal. >> we believe that these tariffs may not have to go into effect precisely because we have the mexicans' attention. >> well, mexico has taken steps to beef up immigration enforcement activities. navarro says the number one demand is for mexico to commit to taking all the asylum seekers and applying mexican laws which he says are much stronger than ours rchts as w ours. >>> according to u.s. customs and border protection, more than 144,000 migrants were apprehended or encountered last month. that is a 32% increase over april. 11,000 unaccompanied children crossing the border illegally. we are in a full blown emergency. >>> there was no deal to stop president trump's threat to put tariffs on all mexican goods: the president said this in ireland. >> needs to step up and if they don't tariffs will go on, and if they go high, the companies are going to move back into the united states. it's very simple. >> but the supply

we have peter navarro said that earlier today.ut every time in the trade episode over the last couple years or trade wars you try to predict cooler heads and a more rational outcome, you get disappointed usually ends up with tariffs being imposed and i think that's what we're going to see. i think the president wants to -- we've seen him make the case that chinese are paying for the tariffs. i think he wants to make the case the mexicans are paying for something also, even if it's not true >> yeah. i think tony is right about the president's intent here in terms of putting the tariffs on. the question we have to ask is does the president want to take the tariffs off? because we've been sold this tariff program as a negotiating tactic in the short term to get the chinese and get the mexicans to the table that's very much worked for this president. he has gotten the chinese to engage in dialogue and the mexicans to engage in meetings that piece of it has worked. he hasn't gotten the results he'd like to see it's a work in progress.

one of the chief people pushing this is peter navarro, the president's trade adviser who is now saying maybe the tariffs wouldn't be necessary after all. >> right now the mexican government makes money off illegal immigration. after the tariffs are put in place, the mexican government will bear costs of that. we believe that these tariffs may not have go into effect because we have the mexican's president and vice president is meeting and ambassador robert lighthizer. >> let's go totd facts for a minute -- >> look at the chess board here. >> reporter: now navarro is not in the meeting with the vice president and the mexican foreign minister but officials are tamping down expectations from that meeting saying they don't think there will be some big deal coming out about whether or not the tariffs are going on or not. now the president is saying that, yes, it is more than likely they will go on. but of course they're leaving that space that i was referencing earlier about whether or not they should move forward because they haven't offered specifics about what mexico needs to do to avoid

peter navarro had this to say.e people who say somehow american consumers will pay for it. it is not true. the government of china has the burden of the tariffs in the form of lower tax revenue and lower rated growth. >> so is the american consumer. importers pay for it. >> no, the governments of china and mexico will pay for it and the producers in mexico and china pay for it. >> how do you interpret that message? we know the president's senior adviser, the treasury secretary of the united states and trade representative said this is not a good idea. >> this is clearly not a good idea. for navarro to say that the mexicans will pay for it, i tell you what defies that logic. why did the president have to give billions of dollars to farmers to subsidize them because of his ill conceived tariffs? that's taxpayer money. that's taxpayer. the united states paying to subsidize farmers because of the policies of the president. look, this president inherited an economy moving in the right direction. he should thank his soul

indira navarro estÁ en santo domingo. indira: buenas tardes.undo informe sobre el caso de david ortiz. el ex pelotero de grandes ligas, casi pierde la vida por una confusiÓn. asÍ lo revelÓ el procurador general de la repÚblica, quien dijo que lo que tivo no era david ortiz, sino un amigo que le acompaÑaba al ex pelotero en este domingo, en ese bar, cuando compartÍa con amigos. se trata de sixto fernÁndez, el amigo de david ortiz y el objetivo principal del atentado. >>el atentado, no era en la persona de david ortiz, sino de otro individuo que se encontraba en el mismo lugar y en la misma mesa. el que por coincidencia vestÍa un atuendo que fue confundido con el de nuestro ex beisbolista la noche del hecho. indira: el procurador general de la repÚblica, interrogÓ al amigo de david ortiz, sixto fernÁndez, Éste le revelÓ que tenÍa un fuerte enemigo. se llama vÍctor hugo gÓmez, buscado en los estados unidos, y a continuaciÓn escuchemos lo que dijeron las autoridades sobre este personaje vinculado con el narcotrÁfico. >>vÍctor hugo gÓmez, es un prÓf

the white house top trade adviser peter navarro says otherwise. >> the people who say that somehow americanis going to pay for this is not true. the government of china has borne the burden of those tariffs in the form of lower tax revenues and a lower rate of growth. >> so is the american consumer. >> but -- >> no. >> importers pay for it. >> the government of kline and mexico will pay for it and the producers in mexico and china pay for this. >> let's discuss this further with blake houndshell editor in chief of politico magazine and john haltenwiner, with "business insider." >> how do you interpret the insistence that american consumers will not pay for the tariffs. is the general consensus that the american consumer would pay? is the white house not being straight here? >> yeah, peter navarro has always been an outlier by economists which is why he's so beloved by the president, who seems to have a different idea of how economics works than any other economist in the world. the president came out with statements yesterday saying this is going to hit american consumers right in the walle

gentleman, before we begin here is the president's trade adviser peter navarro on cnbc on this topic.> why raise american consumer's prices on all that stuff from mexico. >> this is one of the most misunderstood of the trump tariffs. mc, for example, bare bears the burden of the tariffs in the form of lower exports, lower prices for the products. lower profits for the companies. the government of mchas borne the burden of those tariffs. in the form of lower tax revenues and lower rate of growth. >> but sfo has the american consumer. >> no. >> and the importers pay for it. >> no, the governments of mcand mexico will pay for it. and the producers in mexico and mcpay for this. >> ali velshi once and for all who pays for tariffs. >> buyers of product. >> end of story the kboer are the product from mexico or china pay for it whether air conditioner bicycle, fruit or vegetables unless they had a chartable and rich year. they are passing it onto the buyer. we have tariffs on china has mexico everybody the consumer pays for them process. the buyers of products pay for them >> why wouldn't a n

that's the start of tonight's great debate with ana navarro and patrick griffon.ming on a friday night. i appreciate it. patrick, i start with you. i.c.e. raids now, i know they look strong, enforce the law, dhs is begging for relief from overcapacity. these raids can only make it worse. why do it? >> well, i think, chris, this goes back to donald trump being donald trump. part of his brand is to be a strong man. at least that's the way he projects himself. immigration has been a seminal issue to this president in his campaign. whether you agree or don't agree with him, i think it is the thing he believes from the day he took that elevator ride in trump tower to announce his presidency that got him elected. he continues to drive this thing. this is not just a crisis on the border. these are a series of crises that are all related to america finally having to deal with a problem that's been neglected by democrats and republicans for a long time. does it make it better, chris, i don't think so. but it had to be done, at least that's what trump believes. >> if it's n

gentlemen, before we begin, here is the president's trade adviser peter navarro on cnbc on this topic. >> why raise american consumers' prices on all thereat stuff coming from mexico? >> so this is one of the most misunderstood aspects of the trump tariffs. china, for example, bears the murder in lower exports, lower prices for their products, lower profits for their companies. the government of the china has the burden of those tariffs in the form of lower tax revenues and lower rate of growth. >> but so is the american consumer. >> no. >> importers pay for it. >> no. the governments of china and mexico will pay for it and the producers in mexico and china pay for this. >> ali velshi, just once and for all, who pays for tariffs? >> buyers of products. >> okay. >> end of story. the buyer of the product, the producer, the importer of a product from mexico or china pays for it, bicycle, air conditioner, fruit, vegetables, unless they had a very rich year, they're passing it on to you, the buyer. tariffs on, mexico has them, china has them, the consumer pays for them. the government does