. >> nicaragua posee el triste con mÁs desaparecido del, se trata de un drama alimentado por la pobrezaar a sus dos hijas que perdieron la vida cuando emigraron rumbo a estados unidos. >> una de ellas en el camino fue vÍctima de trata y la otra asesinada por su pareja, que conociÓ en guatemala. >> no vaya a buscar que lo vayan a matar mira mis hijas pues, voy a buscar la vida me las mataron. >> este es un drama que conoce bien, la ciudad de dÓnde proceden los Únicos nicaragÜenses que han sido hallados en Últimos tres aÑos en la cara ban van que buscan a su hijos en travesÍa por alcanzar sus sueÑos. >> es difÍcil, es duro, porque primero cosa ellos se van mojados, no se van en vÍas legales sino que se van ilega s ilegales. >> ves los agarra, y cuando los agarran a veces los echan presos, los devuelven y hacen tantas cosas. >> problemas que enfrentÓ este joven originario al perder comunicaciÓn con su familia por 10 aÑos. >> pero tuvo la suerte de ser encontrado en tijuana por su madre cuando esta viajaba en la caravana hace ya tres meses. >> el joven quien a 16 decidiÓ probar suerte nunca

significa para muchos jÓvenes, un gran obstÁculo para aspiraciones profesionales, la realidad en nicaraguas recursos econÓmicos que se mudo con su familia desde un pequeÑo pueblo a la capital en busca de oportunidades. al llegar a managua descubriÓ la existencia de un centro catÓlico que ofrece becas para estudiar carreras tÉcnicas. >>> me puse a estudiar mucho, mis calificaciones eran de las mejores y obtuve la beca. >>> estudio mecÁnica y electrÓnico, le servirÁ para el uso de equipos mÉdicos, al igual que Él cientos de jÓvenes y adultos llegan al instituto juan pablo ii para recibir ayuda. >>> una oportunidad que tienen para sus vidas y familias, un impacto a la pobreza en el paÍs, porque el instituto tÉcnico no solamente provee una educaciÓn de calidad. da herramientas de trabajo, permite la subsistencia de ellos y sus familias. >>> aprenden diseÑo de jardinerÍa. artesanÍa. panaderÍa, belleza y electrÓnica bÁsica. >>> escogiÓ el nombre de juan a pablo ii, porque el fallecido papa es un ejemplo a seguir, y quieren formar a los estudiantes en el aspecto religioso y moral. este instituto,

amÉrica latina significa para muchos hombres una limitante en sus aspiraciones profesionales, eso pasa nicaraguaeamos como una instituciÓn les ayuda. >> quiero estudiar medicina y ser un mÉdico. >> esa es la ilusiÓn del joven, que se modo de un pequeÑo pueblo a la capital para mirar oportunidades, encontrÓ un lugar que les ofrecen carreras tÉcnicas. >> me puse a estudiar mucho, mis calificaciones eran una de las mejores, y asÍ conseguí una beca. >> estudia mecÁnica, lo que cree la ayudara en el futuro con los equipos mÉdicos,muchos llegan a pedir ayuda. >> el instituto tÉcnico, no solamente provee una educaciÓn de calidad, sino herramienta de trabajo que permite la subsistencia de sus familias. >> monseÑor fonseca dice que escogiÓ el nombre de juan pablo ii porque el fallecido papa es un modelo a seguir por su calidad humana, una de las misiones del centro es formar a sus estudiantes, pero este instituto, la hechicerÍa si no -no existirÍa si nofuese por personas de buena voluntad que patrocinan la educaciÓn de los estudiantes. >> la contribuciÓn de un dólar al dÍa hace que los jÓvenes puedan sup

. >> oportunidad nicaragua para que la iglesia católica limpie su imagen . >> por lo tanto manejan tienese acusa de obstrucción de justicia, intimidar testigos pero ahora sin evidencia física, piden un acto de fe creer en su palabra . >> pensamos que verán . >> desde miami , univisión . >> partes del sur de california arden ,fuego y fuertes vientos tienen ocupados a bomberos, cerca de los Ángeles, incendio sin control destruye viviendas, en las montañas de san gabriel tenemos más . >> el fuego regreso al sur de california en la temporada de lluvias pero sin agua hasta ahora, el llamado incendio es la pesadilla que todos tienen . >> tenemos alerta en 4 días, y eso tenemos en miedo que pasara . >> el incendio comenzó antes de las 6am en los Ángeles , pero bajo estado de alerta de incendio por la sequia la respuesta es inmediata . >> desde que comenzó pero se mueve rápido y lo hacemos de segunda alarma . >> teníamos helicópteros . >> por denuncia a 911 policía arresta 3 sospechoso de causar el siniestro que se fija fianza de 20 mil dólares . >> tenían olor de fuego y estbaan sucios y pregun

. >>> bueno, le contamos que desde el 2006, estas madres de nicaragua, guatemala, honduras, el salvadorajÓ con Él durante once aÑos, escuchamos. >>> para hablar de juanes hay que tener de frente un brujo, un abogado, un toexicologo. un juez. >>> la policÍa, una cantidad de autoridad porque. >>> no volverÍa a trabajar con juanes? >>> no, imposible. >>> imposible? >>> no. estÁ en otros niveles, en otras latitudes y sustancias. >>> juanes no se pronunciÓ al respecto, su portavoz dijo que no emitirÁ comentarios, los allegados al cantautor dijeron que no hay que prestarle atenciÓn a sus declaraciones. Él celebra grandes logros como su presentaciÓn en los grammy, y nuevo disco, maÑana mÁs detalles de esta nueva polÉmica, para despedirnos los dejamos con esta contagiosa risa. del bebÉ feliz. (risas) >> hola que tal. Éstos son los titulares. ni las mÁs bajas temperaturas pueden vencer el calor de la solidaridad. un juez brindÓ comida y refugio a quienes llevaban horas atrapados en sus vehÍculos. la lÍder de los caballeros templarios dijo que ahora es un criminal. pero que antes era un maestro h

people from different places, from nicaragua, honduras, el salvador, guatemala.not seem very religious. they're coyotes. their gutted vehicles line the square. >> they take, 20, 30 people in there like sardines. >> reporter: sister mercedes says her experience is that the guys charge each of the sardines about 3,000 pesos or $230 for the two-hour drive to the border. but this coyote squares the price is only 100 pesos per head. $8. and then is anxious for the nosy reporter to move along. >> all of this is more the migrants. all of the products are what they buy to take with them. bags, jackets. ski masks, blankets. the desert gets surprisingly cold. everything is in camouflage. >> si. >> here hanging up in every shop is an item you went see at saks or wal-mart, carpet shoes. >> that's what they put on so they don't leave footprints. the border patrol doesn't find them. >> reporter: in high demand, rosaries protection from a higher source. then over here we went into a group of would-be migrants sizing up the carpet shoes. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we plan

. >> nicaragua's president ortagao be re-elected indefinitely now that presidential terms have been removed. critics see the approval of the term limits bill as a way to stay in tower. ortaga has been president for seven years and is widely expected to seek another term. >> leaders from across latin america and the caribbean are meeting in the cuban capital. they are part of the group known as salek. g adam raney is in havana. >> at the end of the first day of official meetings it's clear that this organization is gaining some sort of momentum and seeming to be a respectable challenge to the organization, an organization that for decades that shows regional issues. it's long seen as having undue influence put on it by washington. selek doesn't have the influence because canada and the united states are excluded. what we have seen is since yewingo chavez, died, there was a lot of speculation that this organization, his baby, his idea might peater out. it's growing in importance. we had the first visit here in havana for the conference. we saw the secretary-general of the organization make hi

pole to make an alarm in an nicaragua healthcare center. >> reporter: but he discovered the need righte in america. >> we recognized that affordability is interesting in terms of healthcare. >> reporter: as the u.s. healthcare system changes there is a big push to reduce spending and empower patients. he's creating open source recipe for medical devices that people can make at home. >> we face a crisis in our healthcare system. a crisis of healthcare costs that are rising at an unsustainable rate. we face a crisis in terms of quality and safety of our healthcare. we need those tinkers and tweakers, engineers and inventers and mad scientists we need them to turn their passion and their creativity to healthcare. >> reporter: one practical application of jose's prototypes is through maker nurse a program funded by the robert wood johnson foundation. he's teaching nurses in the u.s. to find cheap, safe, quick ways to treat patients using his prototypes. one example is a nebulizer or the cup that a doctor will put over the nose and mouth to help the patient breathe. >> this is shown for saf

and today, my friends and i are taking a very special tour to africa, vietnam, nicaragua and las vegas. we'll discover what life is like in different local communities and hang out with some awesome families. the girl who lives here is stephanie. hey! (mumbles) she live here with four of her siblings and her mother, and she helps her family out by picking berries and mint. then we'll spend some time giving back... bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop... ...to find out how special a voluntourism trip can be. and you're coming with us. we have several different continents to cover. so, if you're ready, it's time to voluntour.

. >>> bueno, le contamos que desde el 2006, estas madres de nicaragua, guatemala, honduras, el salvadorjuanes hay que tener de frente un brujo, un abogado, un toexicologo. un juez. >>> la policÍa, una cantidad de autoridad porque. >>> no volverÍa a trabajar con juanes? >>> no, imposible. >>> imposible? >>> no. estÁ en otros niveles, en otras latitudes y sustancias. >>> juanes no se pronunciÓ al respecto, su portavoz dijo que no emitirÁ comentarios, los allegados al cantautor dijeron que no hay que prestarle atenciÓn a sus declaraciones. Él celebra grandes logros como su presentaciÓn en los grammy, y nuevo disco, maÑana mÁs detalles de esta nueva polÉmica, para despedirnos los dejamos con esta contagiosa risa. del bebÉ feliz. (risas) >> (gaitas) >> con máximos honoires dieron el último adiós a sargento baleado por un compañero >> a pesar que el presidente barack obama casi ignoró el tema de la reforma migratoria lo siguen presionando para que apruebe >> estamos tratando de darle consejos a los alumnos de no meterse en pandillas >> an sean josé se dan primeros pasos para que alumnos no ca

former enthusiasts of political movement in nicaragua. what he's saying is the old play book, not the old play book. inequality, i will raise your taxes and i will raise spending. there's nothing revolutionary about. that that's the old play book. >> that's why obama people are nervous saying on unemployment and minimum wage has economic growth benefits. you hear them talk about number of jobs and gdp that's say spaying this is about growth, business and shrinking the deficit not about redistribution. >> schieffer: let's take a little break here we'll come back talk about united states overseas and what's going on. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the dusty basement at 1406 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall off roble avenue. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did. in a little dorm

. >> you can get pupusas in nicaragua, guatemala. most respect. general consensus seems to be they're the best. >> i'd agree. >> george has been coming here with his friend joe for years. >> this is what makes it right here, boom. is this. curtido. pickled slaw. salsa. and i do this. but i don't know if you're up for this one. >> what are you saying? >> i don't know if you can hang, man. >> is it a manly thing? >> it's turning into it, seems like. >> mexican spicy. salvadorian, not spicy. >> that's true. they don't like it that spicy. >> chicharon? porky goodness in there. >> fried pork and ground with pepper, onion and tomato. simple. >> take the liberty of indigenous detroit beverages we've egregiously overlooked so far. that would be burners which i haven't had. >> it's a cross between ginger beer and ginger ale. not as spicy as ginger beer, not as sweet as ginger ale, it's in the middle. it's my favorite beverage in the city. >> i need this to enhance my street cred in detroit so i'll be welcome back. >> then shrimp in garlic but

. >> news from the americas, and nicaragua's national assembly decided to scrap a limit on president terms. it could allow the current president daniel ort aga to stay in power indefinitely. he is expected to seek another term. >> the chief of the organization of american states is in cuba. an unusual visit, 52 years after he was kicked out. the two countries are meeting as part of selak. adam raney reports from havana. >> at the end day of the first day of meetings it is clear that this organization, barely two years old, is gaining momentum and seeming to be a respectable challenge, if you might say, to the organization that for decades is seen as the group where regional issues are deciding. that organizations has been long seen as having undue influence. canada and the united states are excluded from the organization. what we have seen though, since hugo chavez, the late president of venezuela died, there's a lot of speculation that this was his baby, his idea. if anything, we have seen it grown in importance. we had the first official gift by ban-ki moon and saw the general of t

the reagan administration selling weapons to iran and diverting the proceeds to contra rebels in nicaraguais along the gate or monicagate, when it was exploring monica lewinsky and her relationship with a certain u.s. president and memogate when the media cass covering the media and a scandal over a forged memo about george w. bush's military record that ultimately cost dan rather his job, but sometimes i think these gates just get silly, like horsegate. horsegate, involving last year's meat scare in which horse meat was found in some frozen meat products, or selfiegate, last month's fixation over president obama's famous selfie at nelson mandela's funeral or porngate against the s.e.c., that they were too busy looking at porn instead of looking at bernie madoff. don't even get me started on the foreign gates, there's muldergate, or canada's p pastagate, a montreal restaurant cracking down on an italian restaurant that did not comply with quebec's language laws. what were those words, calamari and pasta. i kid you not. how about we close all the gate, not the scandals, the gates to which w

the thing about george bush, i met him first in the oval office when i came back from nicaragua whenats and republicans went down to monitor the first elections under the sandinistas and there was a bloodbath down there. we all got caught in it so mary matalin and i went in to show pictures to president bush of people hit with machetes. a very violent day that day. we barely got out of there, but he was so gracious and so kind, and i tell you, when i listen to what he says here, the outstretched hand, and i think about where we are today. the difference is remarkable, and this is a man who stuck with what he meant which was negotiation. he negotiated, yes, a tax increase after he said no new taxes which was lee atwater's way of him getting over to the right, and he did the right thing and he got beat for it, and i think he is a terrific human being. >> one of the things that barbara bush says greg is that bill clinton, believe it or not, they run against each other in 1992, but they have become friends, but also that bill clinton thinks of 41 as kind of a father figure. >> mm-hmm. >>

our next location is actually in nicaragua, a little off the beaten path.ool resort. it's a five-star resort on the emerald coast. an 18-hole golf course. starting there, only $550 a night. pretty affordable. if you want to warm up like a rock star or a rich guy, go to st. bart's where they have the eden rock rock star villa. four bedroom suites, two guest cabins, private gym a whiskey bar, swimming pool, spa, private access to the beach, 24-hour butler and personal staff and a state of the art recording studio with the mixing console that john lennon used to record the song "imagine," which is appropriate because it costs $15,000 to $20,000 per night to stay in this place. we all have to imagine. >> so you mentioned things like crystal clear beaches and butlers. the thing that got him was whiskey bar. thanks for watching "street signs." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange on a thursday. >> i'm bill griffith. we're watching a bit of a sea saw market today. the jobless claims n

construction for nicaragua's inter-ocean canal will start at the end of this year, contradicting a recent announcement that it would be delayed until 2015. the president of the canal authority said all the studies needed to start building the canal are being carried out in a timely manner. over the weekend, there were reports that construction would begin a year later than planned because the waterway's path has yet to be defined. legislators approved a grant in june for a beijing- based telecommunications company to build and operate the canal. we are back. what starts this half-hour with a look at our own forecast and a check of the national weather because that's making headlines all across the country. >>erica: the morning. we are talking extensively about the deep freeze. a lot of folks actually and hospital not only because of a snowstorm last week again because of the cold arctic air that has settled in its place. we're really talking about snowy conditions. you see it is barely dry. all that cold air will causing havoc for a good half of the country. here's a look at temperatures.

. >>> en nicaragua se le acabÓ el reinado como miss nicaragua a natasha bolÍvar, luego de entregar sua que los hijos crezcan sanos. le damos a la bienvenida a nuestra querida experta. >>> marines. >>> sÍ, futura mamÁ. >>> eres experta en todo, vamos a hablar de esto maravilloso. marines se olvida de cuidar sus juguetes y bacterias, quÉ tomalos en cuenta para limpiar los juguetes. >>> primero que todo karla de quÉ material son, plÁstico, peluches, tela, si tienen baterÍas, o algo aden, y quÉ productos usamos hipoalergenicos que no tengan quÍmicos. >>> cada cuÁnto lo limpiamos. >>> ideal, diario, cada semana una limpieza mÁs profundo, los niÑos enfermos absorben gÉrmenes y Ácaros, estos animalitos de aquÍ. absorben todo tipo de Ácaros. >>> vamos a comenzar con los marines, como lo limpiamos? >>> para los juguetes de plÁstico, lo ideal, ponerlos en agua tibia. >>> sÍ. >>> le pusimos jabÓn de lavaplatos. >>> ok. lo sumergimos por 5 o diez minutos, si hay muy sucios. usar un cepillo de dientes muy suave. >>> la pastilla para quÉ es? >>> de dentadura. >>> la agrego al agua. >>> sÍ. >>> muy

this is made in nicaragua. >> and you have a year of the horse ashtray as well.t question, if i wanted to buy that, it is 4.5 thousand, you said? >> yes, absolutely. you can buy it single or in a gift box. >> thank you very much. cause for celebration. a spat between the united states and china could mean a boost for hong kong. at chinese new year. normally the are several versions taking place. cap opening numbers coming your way. asia-pacific stocks under serious pressure. a worldwide markdown inequities. moving money away from risky assets this monday. ♪ >> japan leading asian markets at the lowest we have seen for four months. investors are seeking safety. the yen is rising and gold at its highest price since november. growing optimism about the recovery. jean-claude trichet warns of lurking problems. zeb is having a look at the trading day. it would be easy to tell you which equity markets were high because there weren't any. zeb, we have got a hong kong open more in the same respect. >> more of the same. a selloff in asia continuing. stocks near a four-mont

i've served in morocco and in sudan, in mexico, i've served in nicaragua, in paraguay. and as part of that i was trained in immigration law because as a consular officer, which i did during part of that service as a foreign service officer, that's involved in issuing visas, it is involved in u.s. citizenship issues, things of that nature. i have issued immigrant visas. i have issued and rejected non-immigrant visas for people to come to the united states. i've worked on getting border crossing cards for mexicans to travel to the united states. this was some of my background from my professional career as a government employee before i ever got involved in the immigration issue in a non-profit. after retiring from the state department, a couple of years after retiring i got involved in the immigration issue. as the research director for the center for immigration studies. that is a small non-profit organization in washington, d.c. that works basically entirely on research studies. as immigration was reaching sort of a crescendo point in terms of legislative change in 199

russia and china and iran and north korea in nicaragua and cuba and the islamic regime will carve up this planet a much themselves. don't think about custer rica, folks. don't even think about new zealand. if you go we'll go. del, i have a book on the market . it's called the enemies within. communists, socialists and addresses. 750 pages to read and i vowed to make a smaller than the last one, but it is actually bigger because those bloody commies just kept on coming. [applause] they could nubbly that jim cliburn. ticket of leave of people like that. but the book is about is the big secret of modern communism. in that was borrowed, i think, of the devil because the cleverest in the devil ever did was to convince people he doesn't exist. though when the communists and the last 20 years, folks? they don't exist. if they do, they are no longer a threat. well, they are a threat to the very near congress. and the other thing the book is about is the other big secret of modern communism. it is not an atom bombs, spies, or anything like that. it is the ability of a tiny marxist leninist pa

these nations including russia, venezuela, bolivia, nicaragua, ecuador, have my gratitude and respect human rights violations carried out by the powerful rather than the powerless. >> edward snowden in russia a few months ago when he said that that caused a lot of people in the united states to sort of wince a little bit, i think. even people i think sympathetic to him. we know the human rights record of russia. we have olympics coming up, we have been talking about the human rights record. can you tell us what life has been like and is like for edward snowden in russia now and what we can expect because he's been granted a one-year stay there. is it expected they'll boot him after a year, extend that and stay forever, what is his status over there like? >> i don't think there is a public discussion started about that. but i wouldn't be surprised if they extended his asylum there. putin hasn't given any indication he wants him urgently out of there. as for what life is like for snowden in moscow, we know very little. whatever we do know is leaked through a news source that has incredi

nuevas imagenes del anciano fidel castro, se le ve en fotografÍas reunidos con los presidentes de nicaragua. salvador castellanos nos trae estas inÉditas confesiones sobre la monja que ahora es madre. >>> en el pequeÑo pueblo donde creciÓ roxana todos la recuerdan como joven alegre y sencilla. >>> apreciada por los maestros, caracterizando la religiosidad de ella. >>> a los 18 aÑos partiÓ para hacerse monja. en parte por vocaciÓn. roxana fue abandonada por sus padres, creciÓ con sus tÍos en este caserio donde no deja de sorprender su maternidad. >>> dice que no sabe cÓmo salio ese bebÉ, quiere dar a entender que es por obra del espÍritu santo, no lo creo. >>> roxana no era ajena al amor, josÉ fue su novio, suficientes aÑos atrÁs, para asegurar que no es el padre. >>> en pueblo chico infierno grande, hace algunos dÍas la monja fue trasladada a un hospital para que diera a luz. las conjeturas van y vienen, si quedÓ embarazada en el salvador, o si fue concebido en italia. >>> para su tÍo el que estÉ libre de pecado que tire la primera piedra. pero si es un sacerdote pide que se le quite el min

. >> you just got back from nicaragua earlier this month? >> saturday. >> oh, my goodness. messaging. what were you there for? >> as an ambassador with unicef, we each have specific areas. and my area is child trafficking. and being over there, it was just so astonishing to me because a, we have it here in our country. it's been reported in every state. being over there and seeing it in another country, globally, a, it's heart breaking. but also on the other side of it, watching what unicef does and how it is helping these kids. personally, i sat and talked with two 11-year-olds that had been exploited. a 17-year-old who her mother was in-- her mother and sister were incarcerated for putting her out. >> oh, man. >> yes. it's just so heart breaking. you start to begin to wonder, like how do we stop this? it's global, how do we stop it? >> especially if your mother is pushing you. >> exactly. and i'll tell you the thing that was so amazing to me is unicef works with these groups. they're young, like adolescent kids and they call it peer to peer counseling. the amazing thing a

it's in nicaragua, another place, mukul beach, it's the mayan word for secret. $250 million resort, firstesort on the emerald coast. it has 37 villas, spa, beach club, 18-hole golf course. it's pretty inexpensive, starting at $550 a night, getting up to $6,000 a night for a whole estate. if you want to warm up like a rock star, well, get this, in st. barths, the eden rock rock star villa, it has a four king bed suites, four suites in total. sun deck, private access to the beach. butler, personal staff, a choice of cars in the rock star garage and get this, state-of-the-art recording studio with a console used by john lennon to record "imagine." this place, a little expensive, $15,000 to $20,000 per night. >> when i stayed there, the water in the pool was a little cloudy. >> just one butler? there's -- the evening butler and the morning butler are the same person? >> at the rock star villa? >> for $20,000 a night you should get a butler and four full-time groupies. >> what's the evening guy know about getting you ready in the morning? it's ridiculous. >> is there a pool guy. >> there proba