la familia era originaria de nicaragua quien en los aÑos 80, se vio obligada a buscar refugio.egal, concediendo custodia temporal a sus hijos. bajo su custodia, los niÑos han llegado muy lejos. >> estudia derecho y tambiÉn ronald, estÁ entrando. reportera: despuÉs vinieron otros, cientos, miles. son 1029 niÑos para que lo podamos representar legalmente. en cortÉs para que podamos representarlos legalmente si estÁn ausentes los padres. >> esta madre mexicana nuestra presencia firmÓ un poder que le da a nora la custodia de sus hijos, en caso de que ella sea entretenida. los casos que todavÍa atienden los padres ellos estÁn todavÍa con sus padres pero yo soy su guardiÁn legal y en dado caso, algo mÁs. reportera: ella dice que le preocupara las noticias que estÁn creando mucha ansiedad, entre la gente. muchas madres se le han acertado, para pedirle por sus hijos. >> siendo ciudadanos mexicanos, nadie vela por ellos, nadie se hace cargo de ellos y quedan a la deriva al reportar a sus padres y el consejo, jamÁs pregunta donde van a quedar esos niÑos. >> unos llegan por pocos dÍas, ot

reporter: his tale begins in the rainforests, carpeting some 20,000 square miles of honduras and nicaraguaas a great city in the mountains struck by a series of catastrophes, and the inhabitants thought the gods were angry and left, leaving their belongings behind. >> reporter: some call it the white city. others, the city of the monkey god. its possible existence has tantalized adventure seekers since the 1500s. including steve elkins who has been obsessed with finding the city since the early '90s. >> who doesn't like a story with mystery in it? so let's go and see what happens. >> they might come back from today with the other sites. >> reporter: he launched his latest expedition in 2012 and invited doug preston to write about it. so you went along because why? >> i thought steve is never going to find a lost city, that's ridiculous. but who knows? even if he doesn't find anything, it might make a good story. >> reporter: but this time, elkins had something no previous expeditions to the area did. it's called lidar, a high tech laser mapping system. peering through a hole in the bottom

the story of emmett till and that started the process of the of movement but to pay for the war in nicaragua he is not a conspiracy theorist so that is not to say with that broad growth be want but the young white people and the young black people with the same percentage you will be surprised but he is right about everything. though it is six revs the arrest rate in the sentences that are given a lot of love this echoes with the same dynamic of killed emmett till. >> i have a question for you about timing. and just but 10 years ago but what she cess coming out no but then the of their pieces in their a statute of limitations or perjury? susan negative -- something that should have come out to maybe his friends and family ask for validation. but now some of those people are going. >> the first thing that i have to remember the second. >> the first thing was nine years ago that i small negative but the book took me eight years and more to research and write but hundreds of publications but that was not the worst actually. but to have a lot of stamina and hard-working, i enjoy that going throu

we've joined the touring directory so we'll be touring throughout nicaragua.e haven't been around very long but we've been doing a lot in a short period of time. we're very excited. >> worked with a lot of international performers. >> yes. >> your husband is the artistic director? >> he is. he's from egypt. our dancers are american, brazilian, japanese. >> nice mix of everything? >> yes. >> i want to let folks know that the performance this weekend is at the hilton performing arts center, two shows on saturday. >> yes. >> you can still get tickets? >> get tickets online at the box center. >> thanks for coming in. >>> i'm going to have that song stuck in my head all day. >> when it comes to places to live, where does washington rank? we're bre y29koy y5yy >>> nails on a chalkboard, loud chewing, slurping through a straw. >> straw? >> straw. >> are you -- >> that's what we use in new york. you slurp through a straw. losing my voice. all of those sounds -- >> i knew you were born in brooklyn but, wow. >> they bother people. that's because the emotions part of you

>> it is important to underscore that the legislative provisions dealing with nicaragua and the are extraordinary complex and in the u.s. and it is not clear they were violating in operation. secondly, is not our job to review criminal culpability. we look at what happened and try to figure out why it happened. not if it was physically in contradiction of laws other than was it in fact considered. it is a very murky question. does that mean that the president has been honest with the american people at all stages of this investigation? directpresident did not and we don't use of the term cover up. the president did not direct the preparation of materials that were employed in his public presentation on november 13 and november 19, i believe. there was a delivered effort to mislead by those who prepared these materials. i do not believe that the misled theittingly american people. i think the president was convinced himself. thate same time he felt there was still an opportunity perhaps for additional hostages to be released. i think he felt very strongly that any public comment that he might make

siempre ha sido un temor si una persona tiene asilo polÍtico del salvador, nicaragua y guatemala, estÁ indocumentadas. sobre el poder de abogado. como dejar encargado a tus hijos. tener un abogado, un num de abogados que conozca o de un centro comunitario. como el de chirla u otro que estÉ en su ciudad. esto es parte de la prevenciÓn. la protecciÓn es sobre todo saber los derechos que tenemos. hemos hablado de que, no tiene que abrir la puerta, tiene derecho a exigir que le presenten una orden y se la den por debajo de la puerta antes de abrir. guardar silencio si encuentra alguien f hasta la calle y sobre todo, debe andar y hablar con un abogado. y la defensa, como habÍamos dicho, casi 8 de 10 latinos somos ciudadanos hay que registraron a votar y ayudar a defender a nuestra comunidad. y hacer que los funcionarios polÍticos hablen a favor de nuestras comunidad. >>> carolina no tiene noticias sobre su trÁmite migratorio. hace ya 11 aÑos carolina. >>> sÍ, mi pregunta es, cÓmo puedo indagar en el caso sin ponerme en la mira. >>> depende de quÉ caso. >>> bueno, primeramente en su caso tie

>> guatemala, el salvador, nicaragua.d these kids back, it's a death sentence. i mean, let's dual what it is. >> yes. >> other classes -- math, history -- taught in their own language or english? >> no, no. they're taught in english. >> so, this class is absolutely essential. >> mm-hmm. >> now, we're working on personal introductions. who's brave enough to introduce themselves? >> hello. my name is romeri. >> hi, my name's mr. reid. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> what do you do with your eyes? repeat, eye contact. >> eye contact. >> what about his hands? you can do that. grab it firm. firm handshake. it's a first impression. stand up. stand up, okay? this is side "a." you present to side "b." ready? one, two, three, go. >> hi, my name is -- >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> good, good. so, you shake, look in the eye like that, okay? that's expected. girls, ana, in america, you can do it. it's okay to get a nice handshake. >> what happens if it doesn't work, if they don't have this? what's the future

earmark those $280 million that we are giving to those three countries, earmarked that for what nicaraguaid. nobody talks about why nicaraguans are not coming and knocking on our border. i am not a friend of the nicaraguan government. but they knew how to do it. they could help us solve the problem. >> martha: thank you very much much. officials in miami, florida, got national attention when they decided to stand against becoming a so called the sanctuary city. we will speak to the man behind that very controversial decision here in florida coming up next. ♪ [applause] [applause] >> martha: a point of hot contention in the immigration debate involves a so-called to sanctuary cities. scattered throughout the country, cities and towns of structure or not mike offer immigration by limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities. i want to start with our audience panel, a broad question in terms of priorities, goes to what we're talking about earlier. i will give you three options. i want you to pick the one that you think should be the g.o.p. priority right now or the government's

you know what mexico does to illegal immigrants from central america, nicaragua.y put them in jail. >> he is an idiot. >> sean: i won't disagree with you. they put them in jail, and they deport them immediately. they are not treated humanely. here we have, i went down, as you know, 12 times of the border, and he went down there one of those times with me. he gave me ard great pair of cowboy boots, and i still wear them. i appreciate it. you saw when we were there, a family illegally enter the country, el salvador and family. i was there. i watched what rick perry did in a. committed against texans alone by illegal immigrants. border sells our problems, just fix it. >> if you want to build it, that's okay. you're going to have to get money appropriated from congress, it is time to fish. let congress speak. >> sean: they will. in mexico will pay us back. we will renegotiate nafta. in mexico will play us back. sheriff, it's funny to listen to a lot of people when they're talking about donald trump. some of the things that he has done in the three and half weeks he's

jesse lopez was born in nicaragua, her husband mexico, moving to town last year from long island, newsident trump's border wall is not popular at their new pizzeria. >> i think it's very disappointing, a lot of people from different countries come and want something better. >> reporter: differing political views amid an assimilation of cultures and cuisines. ron mott, nbc news, pennsylvania. >>> it's not a travel ban. the words used to describe it are derived from what the media is calling it. >> that's white house press secretary sean spicer at a briefing last week. last night "saturday night live" delivered its own take on spicer explaining the president's immigration order. >> the travel ban is not a ban which makes it not a ban. >> you called it a ban. >> because i'm using your words. >> the president tweeted, and i quote, if the ban were announced with a one-week notice -- >> he's using your words when you uses the words and he uses them back. it's circular using of the word and that's from you. >> in case you didn't recognize her, that's actress melissa mccarthy impersonating sp

the immigrant from nicaragua says he and his family are here with >> everything work, everybody trying to do the best thing for their families and stay together. cheryl: other restaurants we spoke to on the phone said they couldn't afford to shut down. we also talk to a landscape company who says some employees did not show up to work today and it had a minor impact on their business. the owner tems us they will not get paid. live in frederick, cheryl conner, abc7 news. larry: thank you for that. unprecedented expansion of power for maryland attorney general. they have given attorney general brian frosh broad authority to sue the trump administration would larry hogan's approval. frosh and most legislators are democrats and hogan is a republican. alison: so governor hogan sat down on a one-on-one interview for baltimore police station wbff today. he called the change to the attorney general's power a huge mistake. >> allowing someone to willy-nilly go wit approval for whatever to go suing for whatever reason the federal government, it's a pretty major step. obviously it was politically

y mi hermana, tengo miedo que la migra venga a mi casa porque yo no quiero que ellos se vayan a nicaragua muchas veces se quedan solos aquÍ y donde se supone que sus derechos tienen que ser respetados para era sus familias son destruidas por polÍticas de inmigraciÓn. >> sÉ que estÁn preparando una marcha, va a estar lea tambiÉn, ¿ vas allÁ a luchar?. >> sÍ, yo voy a luchar por mi familia y por mi mamÁ, porque yo siento miedo de que ellos se vayan a nicaragua otra vez y yo no quiero eso. >> claro que tÚ no quieres eso, tÚ quieres que tu familia se quede unida ¿ verdad?. >> porque esta es su comunidad. >> totalmente de acuerdo, cuÉntame de la marcha. >> lo que vamos a preparar es una caravana de niÑos en el sur de la florida para que mando en un mensaje contundente al presidente que aquÍ su familia estÁ en este paÍs para quedarse, es una caravana de amor y unidad rgs tambiÉn nos van a encontrar otros niÑos y jÓvenes al alrededor del paÍs en washington dc para enviar este mensaje de amor y solidaridad, queremos mandar un mensaje bien bonito pero fuerte, que es estados unidos. >> hablando de

jesse was born in nicaragua. trz's border wall is not popular. >> i think it's very disappointing. lot of family, immigrants, not just hispanic, from a lot of different countries come and want something better for them. >> political views amid an assimilation of cultures and cuisines, ron mott, nbc news, hazleton, pennsylvania. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news this morning. a federal court has denied an appeal by the justice department to immediately reinstate the immigration order. nbc 10's matt delucia is tracking the developments for us. >> reporter: philly international is back to welcoming refugees and visa holders. i'll tell you what's next for both sides of the case. >> we've still got cold air lingering this morning. more wild air is on the way. tracking the temperatures climbing up to near 60 in some areas. we'll look at when that happens and when we'll see snow return to areas like camelback mountain. ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news on nbc 10, just a few hours to go. a federal appeals court shut down the justice department's request to reinstate the controversial immigra

we have issues in el salvador and nicaragua. why not make it uniform across the board and say, okay, these are the new security procedures that we're going to implement. some of the cases sometimes take 10, 15 , 20 years. if you want to implement a new security policy, it needs to be uniform across the board? >> julie goldberg, thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> in raleigh, north carolina, thousands turned out for the 11th annual moral march. protesters targeted president trump's recent policies. especially on immigration. the march was led by the state naacp. protesters pushed for the repeal of the controversial lgbt bathroom bill and voiced opposition to republican plans to repeal the affordable care act. still ahead, an enforcement surge. that's how ice officials are describing their latest series of raids in multiple states. how this is now fueling new fears among immigrants. >>> afternoon weeks of denial, national security advisor michael flynn is backing off claims he did not talk about sanctions with the russian ambas

earmark those $280 million that we are giving to those three countries, earmarked that for what nicaragua did. nobody talks about why nicaraguans are not coming and knocking on our border. i am not a friend of the nicaraguan government. but they knew how to do it. they could help us solve the problem. >> martha: thank you very much much. officials in miami, florida, got national attention when they decided to stand against becoming a so called the sanctuary city. we will speak to the man behind that very controversial decision here in florida coming up next. ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ only at&t offers you all your live channels and dvr on your devices. data-free. entertainment. your way. only from at&t. don't let the food you eat during the day haunt you at night. nexium 24hr... shuts down your stomach's active acid pumps... to stop the burn of frequent heartburn... all day and night. have we seen them before? banish the burn with nexium 24hr. but so we don't have tormin wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are so

selling weapons in iran, and then taking the proceeds of that and giving it to authoritarians in nicaragua that congress prohibited this behavior, and peel were doing it anyway in secret. i don't think that bodes well for somebody that would have so much power. >> what do you say though those that say he was a senior official under president reagan. he was implementing president reagan's policies in central america. he was a senior official under president bush. he was implementing president bush's policies. he had a pretty distinguished career in the council of foreign relations and elsewhere. if the president likes them even though he was so critical of the president, what's wrong with bringing in a critic? >> well, if president trump was telling us he didn't like nation building, why would he want somebody to run the state department who is for nation building? if president trump said the iraq war was one of our biggest mistakes in recent decades, why would he want somebody who is an architect of this? i don't buy really that elliott abrams was just listening to ronald reagan and iran c

to iran in violation of the arms embargo and the use of proceeds to fund antigovernment rebels in nicaragua. the three members of the review formerere senator tower, secretary of state edmund muskie, and former national security adviser brent snow craft. this program from the video library is about one hour.

arms embargo and the use of proceeds from the sales to fund antigovernment rebels or contras in nicaragua. the three members of the commission, officially called the president's special review board, where senator john tower, former secretary of state, senator edmund muskie, and former ford and george it be bush administration national security advisor brisco coughed. this is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> please, be seated. myself and the american people, i want to extend my thanks to senator tower, secretary muskie, and general spoke off. say,ver this report may distinctly, i have appointed or i am proud to have appointed this distinguished board because it fulfills my commitment to get the

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