. >> y recorremos el borde fronterizo de nogales arizona le decimos por quÉ a ♪ ula ula, hagamos ulaula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, continuamos con la noticia el del dÍa la aprobaciÓn de una reforma migratoria en el pleno de senado de estados unidos. >> me acompaÑa la asesora presidencial cecilia muÑoz, bienvenida sabemos que no solamente eres la hispana de mÁs alto rango en gobierno de obama eres una luchadora por esta reforma ¿cÓmo te sientes despuÉs de la noticia de la votaciÓn?. >> bueno es una gran victoria porque ha sido un proceso bipartidista, gracias al esfuerzo de grupo de 8 y el presidente y la comunidad tuvimos una victoria en el senado hoy dÍa pero sabemos que hay mucho que hacer porque tenemos que pasar por la cÁmara baja todavÍa para tener legislaciÓn que llegue al escritorio del presidente para que firme. >> sabemos que definitivamente falta ese otro peldaÑo querÍa preguntar hasta el momento, la casa blanca se ha mantenido al margen de

it separates nogales arizona from the town in mexico that is also called nogales. this particular part of the pennsylvania is new. the old one was torn down about a year ago. this one was built in its place. it's said to be safer, better at keeping people out. it's 20 feet high in most spots. that 20 or 30 foot high fence made of steel and concrete. that is the physical thing that you see in this picture. that is the structure there that separates evelyn from her mom in this photo. evelyn is on the american side of the fence, her mom is on the mexican side. before this picture was taken yesterday, evelyn had not seen her mom for more than six years. she's 24, she had not seen her mom since she was a teenager. evelyn is called a dreamer, someone who grew up in this country and has never really known any other country in her whole life. she does not have legal status here. evelyn's mom yolonda was deported after being pulled over in a routine traffic stop in florida more than six years ago. evelyn cannot leave the united states to see her mom, if she left she would n

fronterizo y piden que se realice una reforma migratoria, para muy pronto estar cerca de los suyos en nogales arizonaal gobernador el mensaje de que reprochan su actitud de no impulsar una ley q que favor ray a los inmigrantes. algunos se hicieron arrestar para hacer oír su voz. >>> se apostaron en media avenida cerrando el transito cuando ban en inglés in dórico dos y sin miedo. con esta manifestación, que llamaron saliendo de las sombras, estos jóvenes indocumentados, buscan presionar al gobernador mario. para que apruebe la ley estatal conocida como dream act. que les garantiza ayuda financiera. >>> es una legislación que permitiría a los estudiantes indocumentados, tener ayuda financiera para completar la universidad. >>> la protesta se realizó frente a las of zinhas del gobernador en manhattan se dejaron arrestar 2. muchos más vinieron en su apoyo rchlt llegó a estados unidos de méxico. llegó a los 5 años. se graduó de secundaria y quiere seguir estudiando. >>> me gradue de secundaria y quiero entrar a la universidad. para también graduarme de vuelta y disfrutar mi carrera y practicarla. >>> los

en nogales arizona, univisión. >>> el gobierno federal dio marcha atrás a un plan que proponía que lossar a los visitantes en el parque de manhattan, donde salen los barcos a la estatua de la libertad. >>> un canal británico de televisión encarcelado sospechoso de colocar bombas en el maratón de boston y su madre en rusia. la propia madre proporcionó la grabación. se escuchaba a tsarnaév que estaba bien y que estaba comiendo bien. tsarnaév se encuentra en una prisión en massachusetts. >>> en el condado de los angeles, cuyas viviendas amenazadas por un poderoso incendio forestal. >>> el fin de semana los vientos avivaron las llamas pero amia narn entre ayer y hoy. permitió que unos 2. 5 ciento bomberos avanzaran en su combate contra el incendio que destruyó 6 casas y dañó otras 5 estructuras. las inundaciones en alma un yalemania son las peore en 500 años. 8 muertos iy desaparecidos se a en uno za lehr tart r >>> un juez en sudáfrica, el juicio contra el deportista oscar pistorius. en su primera aparición pública, desde que salió en libertad bajo fianza en febrero. el atleta sin piernas

. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, nogales, arizona. >>> and now to a big day on wall street. stocks taking a hit today. the dow closing just above 15,000 points, way down. there has been a lot of speculation that the federal reserve might be ready to pull back on some of those stimulus measures. >>> and as we showed you earlier, that drought sweeping across the country tonight. well, in some places, like the southwest, it is so severe, it's driving up the cost of food for cows. as a result, the price of beef is soaring, to record highs. and it's for this time of year, so, abc's linzie janis found some ingenious ways to save money and still fire up the barbecue. >> reporter: americans firing up the grill. but that sizzle you hear, well, it just might be the price of the beef. today, your ground beef burger costs $3.26 a pound, up 9% from a year ago. a sirloin steak, $6.86 a pound, up 7% over last summer. >> i am buying less red meat because of the prices. they seem to go up. >> reporter: blame it on soaring demand for u.s. beef from around the world, while that drought is wipi

it separates nogales arizona from the town in mexico that is also called nogales. this particular part of the pennsylvania is new. the old one was torn down about a year ago. this one was built in its place. it's said to be safer, better at keeping people out. it's 20 feet high in most spots. that 20 or 30 foot high fence made of steel and concrete. that is the physical thing that you see in this picture.

some place we were in arizona, nogales, met with a bunch of local officials as well. this is a lovely piece of landscape right here. this may not be as lovely but what it has is an access road. we can't put a border patrol agent every 100 feet along the border but what we can do is get them to where they need to go more quickly. one of the ways we do that is access roads. this is one of them near nogales, arizona. here is another shot of deming in new mexico. what it does is shows what the area looked like in 2007 on the border. it doesn't look very hard to get across and it wasn't. this is what it looks like today. lighting, walls, a away -- a way for the border patrol to move quickly if they need to. a different place today and the numbers will demonstrate that's made a difference. we are in texas, del rio, texas. in 2008 there was literally no infrastructure whatsoever in del rio, texas. this is before, right around 2008. this is about a couple of years later. the difference, you can literally walk across the border. you didn't know it. you didn't know if you were

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are permeable to violence in juÁrez, well, juarez to el paso but it does go from nogales into nogales, arizona and it can be restored in stage realize this, and they can either ratchet up our security ratcheted down. what we've done is in some states that we are concerned about, which is jordan from using the recent opponent of the first armored division headquarters to prepare for humanitarian support, and i would imagine any other contingency which should become possible, also using the deployment of patriot battery, u.s. patent battery to jordan, presumably that is to deter any possible missile strikes on syria into jordan. measures like that seem to be the effective ones. and the states that are concerned about spillover violence, for example, if you look at iraq, violence could spill over into iraq but to what effect. the border in italy alongside syria, there isn't much there. and so you can have depth. like you don't have, the u.s. border patrol does not have to intercept every single illegal alien the moment they cross the border. in areas that are desert they can stand back 40 or 50 m

nogales. >>> saliÓ de la cÁrcel a su hogar en arizona chltd >>> muchas gracias a todos, especialmente a mi dioshijos >>> estas son las primeras declaraciones que yadira maldonado luego de salir de nogales sonora mÉxico. y su esposo gary que con un fuerte abrazo la espera al salir de penal poniendo fin a una odisea que no quiere volver a vivir. y >>> estoy un poco nerviosa. no sÉ, un poco traumada no fecha >>> luego de ser acusada de trafico de drogas por autoridades mexicanas, al encontrar 12 libras de marihuana debajo de su asiento cuando viajaba de sean la a su casa en arizona. sostuvo ser inocente y despuÉs de pasar 9 dÍas tras las rejas en el cereso femenil hoy es una mujer libre. al faltar evidencia que transportaba la droga y gracias al video de vigilancia. . ahÍ bordÓ el camion solo con su bolsa y 2 cobijas. >>> estoy en casa me sentÍ en lo caluroso de los americanos. me trataron muy bien al pasar. >>> esta madrugada cruzÓ los estados unidos inmediatamente despuÉs de salir del penal para reunirse con su familia, en good year arizona. donde radica con su esposo y 7 hijos. le causa otro di

nogales mexico late thursday night. new at eight. she just spoke at a press conference in arizona. >> if stills great i also happen to be back home. it was like a really bad experience for me so i really think that what happens to me could happen to you. or in to anyone here. i'm not afraid: that to mexico not rhino but maybe in the future. >> catherine: mexican police say that they found marijuana under her seat there rested her buster bailey is a real letter show that she did not bring the marijuana on to the boss. >> catherine: stay with us as we continue to monitor the deli tornado that are with us in oklahoma. plus ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:i went fishing for people behaving badly at they bay bridge and man they were jumping out the water these men have been having a conversation, right smack in the middle

arizona. 300 miles of border between the u.s. and mexico that i happen to have the privilege to represent. border communities such as nogales san luis, and others are part of this district that i represent. and i grew up in those border lands. borderlands that share a common history, heritage, and share a common dependency on the economic development and the jobs and the social welfare of those borderlands. that dependency is with our neighbors across the board for the mexico. i want to talk a little bit about looking at this context in very human terms, in very -- in geographical terms, and in historical terms. the discussion on immigration reform when it comes to the issue of security has been about how much more can we do accommodate and in order to draw more support for a comprehensive immigration reform package. i understand the logic, but i ertainly don't understand at all the overkill and excess. to double the number of border patrol agents without a strategic plan, without accountability for what's been -- for the 18 billion or delsh for the $18 billion or $19 billion spent on the border up to this point, i think it