van a pasar a 20 en ese, en ese campamento, en nogales. de leyendas entre américa y chivas. así que les tengo una entrevista con una de las figuras d como atleta, naomi girma sabe que las expectativas y las presiones pesan. su salud mental es clave para su bienestar físico, pero a veces, cada paso en el campo es una lucha entre su cuerpo y su mente. ella encuentra apoyo en kaiser permanente, con sus cuidados médicos y otrs recursos para fortalecerse en cada paso de su entrenamieno y en cada momento de superació, naomi demuestra su fuerza interior. para todo lo que es naomi. para todo lo que tú eres. kaiser permanente. domina la acción. es presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota, responde. toyota vayamos juntos. voy a estar este fin de semana el paypal para recibir una nueva edición del clásico de méxico, pero esta vez con exjugador. leyendas de ambos equipos. por eso vamos a hacer una plática en exclusiva con una de ellas, el ex seleccionado chileno y campeón con las Águilas de américa en 2005, reinaldo navia. reinaldo prime

para mí es un honor y ya estoy listo para llegar a nogales y entrenar duro.us raíces mexicanas. hoy el profesor de stanford, ignacio ornelas rodríguez, se sentó con silva y estudiantes de verano para hablar sobre la importancia de la educación. lo más importante es para enseñar a otros niños y como los niños que están aquí, que es posible que todo es posible con el amor, con la familia y si trabajas duro y eso es algo que necesitamos seguir enseñando a la siguiente generación, que somos inmigrantes pero de raíces, muy trabajador y que deberemos de ser orgullosos de de nuestras raíces latinas, mexicanas y él es una persona ejemplar. pero por ahora el enfoque de silva es llegar a parís en san josé, damián trujillo, noticiero telemundo. esperamos que cumpla con su meta. muchísimas gracias damián. seguimos hablando un poco más de deporte porque fíjese, este fin de semana se llevará a cabo un partido clave en preparación para la copa américa. el equipo de estados unidos se medirá contra colombia . esto será mañana a ptir de 14:0arlas 0 bajos ingresos a pagar por e

ellos y nos tiene sus testimonios en la frontera de arizona con mÉxico se encuentra la ciudad de nogalesse de la antipatÍa que hay contra los migrantes que recientemente cruzaron la frontera. >> yolanda kim naciÓ en tijuana, pero vive en estados unidos desde que tenÍa cinco aÑos. >> quiero la pared. no quiero ilegales. quiero la gente que venga legalmente. >> iveth cerino proviene de una prominente familia de demÓcratas en nogales, donde su abuelo ocupÓ cargos pÚblicos durante dÉcadas. ahora es republicana y dirige latinos for lake, un grupo que apoya a kerry lake, aliada de donald trump, en su carrera por el senado. >> sell many people from like a hundred and sixty different countries that don't even speak english. >> en la competencia por la opiniÓn pÚblica sobre el tema de la frontera, los republicanos estÁn ganando y estÁn logrando avances, incluso con votantes latinos. la mayorÍa de los votantes latinos en el suroeste son mexicoamericanos que han vivido en la frontera durante generaciones o fueron parte de una ola de inmigraciÓn que comenzÓ en los aÑos 80. cientos de miles en arizon

. >> reporter: we have just crossed into nogales, mexico, to hear about what this executive order means folks on this side of the border. >> i think it is devastating. >> reporter: joanna williams runs the kino border initiative serving migrants in nogales, mexico. >> what's interesting in the last several months is it actually hasn't been that busy. here and in this sector, the numbers have been going down. the timing of this order is, therefore, purely political. >> last year. >> reporter: you've been here since october of last year? people like pedro solis wait eight months for an appointment to ask for asylum using a u.s. government app, with no luck, many giving up. >> so the problem right now isn't that people don't want to use the cbp one app. they are applying for an appointment every single day. but there aren't enough of appointments available. and again, this order doesn't increase that number of appointment availability at all. >> reporter: what is the consequence of deterrence policies, from where you stand? >> deterrence policies have been in effect for over 20 years here

nogales is next book the blood tented waters of the shenandoah. i want to read that one? a book that focuses on the battle ocool spring anldiers and families. it will be released inby savage beauty. all proceeds from the sale of this book will support the mccormick civil war institute's effortion sheets about. the book are located at the front the room and i know you ' thanthank you, dr. coker, for that introduction. i feel very blessed and fortunate to work at an n administration that so supportive of the civil warra course who really kind of brought me to and also our president, who is not here today dr. tracy fitzsimmons, and our university provost, dr. karen abraham. so before we get into our official remarks this morning, i wanted to just make a few announcements and go over some logistics about the daso first and foremost, i want to thank all you for attending so many of you are here for the ninth year or the 10th year or whatever it some of you are here for the first time. if you're here for the first timely you're going to come back next year. and for many, many y

reportes dicen que tan sÓlo el sÁbado pasado reportaron a mÁs de 800 personas por la frontera de nogales estudio y bloquear el acceso a los edificios del campus mientras realizaban los exÁmenes finales, algunos de los inconformes portaba otras marcadas intentaron levantar nuevos campamentos de protesta y se pudo reunir una mujer de new jersey con su hija despuÉs que el padre de la niÑa la recogiÓ, pero nunca mÁs la regresÓ como habÍan acordado. presentador: un viaje de esperanza emprendiÓ cuando le informaron que podÍa buscar su hija en carolina del norte, su calvario empezÓ cuando recogiÓ su niÑa durante una visita de custodia, la sacÓ y nunca regresÓ, ni siquiera a citas y le habla a otras madres. sobra que vayan a las autoridades, que busquen ayuda y tras violar dos Órdenes, la fiscalÍa acusÓ de interferir con la custodia de un menor en segundo grado y sustraer, esconder el menor del otro padre durante mÁs de 24 horas ignorando los acuerdos, la pena es encarcelamiento y multas de hasta $15,000. >> fue desesperante no dormir todos estos dÍas pensando en otras cosas que no sucediera, se

we're in a hot spot for illegal crossing activity in nogales, arizona.trol agents in cars. they're also using atvs and horses, binoculars, basically playing a game of cat and mouse trying to track down the runners. and just a staggering figure for you, u.s. customs and border protection says it intercepted 2 million fentanyl pills here at the nogales legal point of entry this month alone. back to you. stuart: 2 million, good lord. all right, matt, thank you very much, indeed. that's a staggering number, indeed. >>> today in texas, jocelyn nungaray will be laid to rest. two illegal migrants are accused of murdering the 12-year-old and dumping her body. now listen to a judge in texas blaming trump for her death. watch this. >> it hurts even more that they're being used as a pawns in this fight over immigration that doesn't even exist because biden and mcconnell agree, it's just that trump won't let 'em move it forward. >> aren't you politicizing it? >> i think i answered, i think i answered the questions. >> are you politicizing this? by pointing the finge

on arizona's border with mexico sits the city of nogales, where 95% of residents have hispanic rootsalize on antipathy towards migrants that have crossed the border. >> i am mexican, 100%. i am against all the illegals. >> i see a lot of people wanting a handout, instead of coming to work. >> reporter: yvette comes from a prominent democratic political family in nogales. now she's a maga republican, and the chairwoman of latinos for lake, which supports trump ally, kari lake in her race for the senate. >> we're seeing so many people from like 160 different countries that don't even speak english. >> reporter: the republicans seem to be winning the messaging war on immigration, and gaining traction with latino voters, many who are immigrants, who are not part of the trump base. the question is whether they'll reach enough of them to flip swing states back to trump. most latino voters in the southwest are mexican americans who have lived in the border lands for generations or part of a wave of immigration that started in the 1980s. hundreds of thousands of arizonians live in a househol

in two weeks, he flies out to nogales for the mexico national team's training camp.hen, on july 2nd, a flight to puerto rico for the olympic trials. depending on how we do in puerto rico, i think it gives us a chance of going to paris and, you know, hopefully i can make that final roster, silva was born in sacramento but has dual citizenship. his grandfather immigrated to the united states under the bracero guest worker program and pick crops in the salinas valley. i am super proud of issa silva and his history, his his roots, his ties to the salinas valley, to the agricultural industry. today, stanford professor ignacio ornelas rodriguez sat down with silva and a few summer school students to talk about the importance of staying in school, even for a star athlete with olympic dreams. when i realized, man, i could use basketball to not not just get into college, but you know, get my college paid for. he has become a mentor to the latino community across the country. silva is not sure where he'll be playing college hoops in his final year of eligibility, but right now

. >> reporter: joanna williams, who runs the keno border initiative serving migrants in nogales, mexicoifferent policies have been in effect for over 20 years here at the border. and what they lead to is an increase in deaths. their other option is to try to go out into the desert and avoid finding border patrol. and this is two days before our first heat wave of the summer. >> reporter: with the most recent numbers showing an average of 3,800 illegal border crossings a day, the new action is set to take effect right away. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> opening statements got under way in delaware on tuesday in the first ever criminal trial of a sitting president's child. hunter biden is charged with three felony counts for allegedly lying on a federal form required to purchase a firearm in 2018. cbs's scott macfarlane was inside the courtroom as prosecutors began laying out their case. >> reporter: an emotional first day in the trial of hunter biden, with the first lady and hunter biden's wife seated behind the president's son, prosecutors and an fbi agent witness played long

. >> reporter: joanna williams serves migrants in nogales mexico. >> what's interesting in the last coupleths as it actually hasn't been that busy here and in the sector the numbers have been going down. the timing of this order is, therefore, purely political. >> reporter: you been here since october of last year? people like pedro solis wait eight months for an appointment to ask for asylum using a u.s. government app, with no luck, many giving up. >> so the problem right now isn't that people don't want to use the cbp one app, they are applying for an appointment every single day. but there aren't enough of appointments available. and again, this order doesn't increase that number of appointment availability at all. >> reporter: what is the consequence of deterrent policies from where you stand? >> policies have been in effect for over 20 years here at the border and what they lead to is an increase in deaths. there are other option is to try to go out into the desert and avoid border patrol, and this is two days before our first heat wave of the summer. >> reporter: and today, arizona

so come on, little apollo and such, nogales has come find headquarters in mexico city. thank you. the just by growing pressure at home and abroad to accept the latest see slide proposal as well is continuing to strike targets across colors. and, and it's really as probably because killed at least 3 people, including 2 children and guys as a central guys or at least 10 of us were injured when the army talking to you at a house in the bar, rage, refugee come the bodies and the wounded have been taken to unlock the hospital and they're out of balance. at at least 7 people were killed in a drone strike on a car in central gaza. charles was among the victims by bodies and others who were injured have been taken to the allies. the hospital, which has become increasingly overburdened. and in northern goes, are policy and officials have to kind of the entire area, including the jabante refugee camp. it dissolved as a rescue workers in the camp of recovered at least a $120.00 bodies since the end of israel, 3 week operation that the certainly ministry is destroyed. $15000.00 homes left. wh

nogales and arizona and san diego, and el paso and eagle pass. it, there is no significant change, what are you thinking? >> i think what biden has put forward is a farce, democrats believe in open borders, they have said it. the birth rate is going down in america we need to bring in more people who will vote democrat, this is why we're bringing in illegals whether they come from middle east or they are terrorists or come from a prison they don't care. we need to put biden's action in perspective biden came to office and repealed 94 executive orders of donald trump that were controlling the border. they did not want to control the border that is c the why they repealedd re-- the executive order executive order, now he has come forward with an executive order, you are right, but they let the cat out of the bag, they say, you know, after 2500 a day we'll start to care and absolutely we have the authority to deport people after 2500. but that also means, they have the authority to do it at the first migrant that comes akrorks numbers sho across, th

jonathan nogales, director of university's mccormick civil war institute and, a professor in our history department. he's the author and editor of 15 books and has published more than 100 reviewsessays and bookn scholarly and populapublication. najjar has consulted on public projects with organizations such as the national park service,■-americot and national geograic he is the recipient of numerous awards for his teaching scholarship, including shenandoah university's exemplary teaching award, the first year seminar, the university's wilkinse state cour education in award. the highest honor that can be given to anyone teaching at a college or in vgirçgales is nexd i want to read that one? a book that focuses on the battle of cool spring and its on soldiers and july by savage beauty. all support the mccormick civil warsheets about. the book are located at the front the room and i know you won't be disappoint by that. so with further ado, have a wonderful day. i to you, jonathan noyalas. thank you, dr. coker, for that introduction. i feel very blessed and fortunate to work at an administr

just trying to channel it, channel the illegals into the various ports of entry, you know, in texas nogalesing to do. there is no significant change here. what are you thinking, senator paul? >> i think what biden has put forward is a complete farce. the democrats believe in open borders. they have said it. they have explicit said the birth rate is going down in america. we need to bring in more people who will vote democrat. that is why they're bringing in illegals whether they come from the middle east, whether they're terrorists whether they come from a prison they frankly don't care. we need to put biden's action in perspective. biden came into office repealed 94 executive orders of donald trump controlling the border. they did not want to control the bored border. that is why they repealed executive orders. this executive order, 2500 a day. that is over 900,000 illegal migrants will be allowed in each year. they let the cat out of the bag, they say you know what? after 2500 a day we will start caring. absolutely we have the authority to deport people after 2500. but that also means the

. >> the city of nogales, 95% of residents have hispanic roots, and republicans are looking to capitalizeexican, 100.but i am against all the illegals. >> i saw a lot of people wanting a handout instead of coming to work yr yvette sereno comes from a prominent democratic political family. now she's a maga republican, and the chairwoman of latinos for lake, which supports trump ally kari lake in her race for the senate. >> we're just seeing so many people from, like, 160 different countries that don't even speak english. >> reporter: the republicans seem to be winning the messaging war on immigration, and are gaining traction with heat voters, many immigrants who were not part of the trump base. the question is whether they will reach enough of them to flip swing states like arizona back to trump. most latino voters in the southwest are mexican americans who have either lived in the borderlands for generations or were part of a wave of immigration that started in the 1980s. hundreds of thousands of arizonians live in a household where someone is undocumented. fear that trump will deport th

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in nogales, arizona, we see those deportations up close. >> we counted probably a dozen people altogether>> most of them kids it's about eight kids from what we could see you getting off that bus and border patrol agents, then escorted them directly to the border and they'll continue walking them over right? mexico. what do you think does executive orders that going to do anything more in a raring counter, we meet a border patrol agent eager to vent he asks us to mask is identity worried? he'll be fired for talking to openly does it frustrate you when you hear that, when you hear the narrative wire border patrol doing anything they don't blow off nicole deploying non-verbal. >> he blames the current administration, but isn't any more hopeful with the alternative are really the local groups we meet others also frustrated by border policy though, for more personal reasons, is this the only way that you can get face-to-face? >> yeah. litter karla pachinko crossed illegally nearly 30 years ago. >> she's recently gotten her work permit, but it's still waiting on a green card. >> i can be withi

the border, allowing for swift deportation of most migrants after a daily cap there's reached in nogalesizona, we see those deportations up close. >> we counted probably a dozen people altogether most of them kids, about eight kids it's from what we could see getting off that bus and border patrol agents, than escorting them directly to the border and they'll continue walking them over right into mexico what do you think does executive orders that going to do anything more in a raring counter? >> we meet a border patrol agent eager to event. he asks us to mask because identity worried he'll be fired for talking to openly does it frustrate you when you hear that, when you hear the narrative like wire border patrol doing anything your blood, don't blown off. mecole one he blames the current administration, but isn't any more hopeful with the alternative are really the local groups. we meet others also frustrated by border policy though, for more personal reasons. is this the only way that you can get face-to-face? yeah. litter. >> karla pachinko crossed illegally nearly 30 years ago. she's

the governor of new york -- the governor of new mexico was there, the city manager from nogales was thereere was a big group of people, really there in support of this, because we know the impact that is done to our community. and we look at the safety as we're talking about now, the safety of people coming in, they get exploited, the children -- the sex trafficking, there is so many things that have been happening, this really, when you go to the cvp 1 application will really help and control the legal entry into our community, it is something very important. it is not why now. it is we need to continue to do what we're doing today. the president, secretary mayorkas has been a big supporter of making sure that our community and communities like el paso have the resources to be able to do the job of the federal government, and that's something that is really important. el paso and many border cities aare really doing the job of the federal government and without a bipartisan agreement we will not have the proper funding that we need to move forward and continue to make sure that not only

in nogales, arizona, we see those deportations up close. we count probably a dozen people altogether. most of them kids, about eight kids from what we could see you getting off that bus and border patrol agents, then escorting them directly to the border and they'll continue walking them over right into mexico. what do you think does executive orders that going to do anything more in a raring counter, we meet a border patrol agent eager to vent. he asks us to mask is identity worried? he'll be fired for talking to openly people does it frustrate you when you hear that, when you hear the narrative like wire border patrol doing anything they don't blow mecole one margaret he blames the current administration, but isn't any more hopeful with the alternative are really the lord we meet others also frustrated by border policy though, for more personal reasons, is, is this the only way that you can get face-to-face? yeah. litter karla pachinko crossed illegally nearly 30 years ago. >> she's recently gotten her work permit, but it's still waiting

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