>> anthony: first time in paraguay, yes.lways been like the central switchboard, a gathering place. ladies in orange vests cook and serve old-school paraguayan working-class food to people from every walk of life. >> pedro: this place is very unique in asunción. >> anthony: yeah? >> pedro: it has been here for more than 50 years. >> anthony: all right. let's get something to eat, i'm hungry. >> pedro: okay! >> anthony: empanadas de carne. big envelopes of dough filled with beef, onion, and hard-cooked egg, deep-fried to perfection. cattle is the big business of this country. it used to be cattle and smuggling. these days it's still cattle, and some smuggling. you see a lot of beef, is what i'm saying. mm! ooh, that's good. this country is a mystery to most people. what little we know of the country generally comes from nazis and germans hiding in paraguay from war crimes. i mean, do you think that's undeserved reputation? >> pedro: i don't think -- i don't think it's fair. >> anthony: you don't think it's fair. >> pedro: par

empleadores a actÚan en con vivencia con beneficio de ambos, aunque por supuesto, se trata de una paraguayingciÓn migratoria de los trabajadores, rec onoce ju ven tino andrade qe es cuampesino. >>> pues a ciegas aigarran la gente. aunque saben que no tiene documentos. >>> adustos 10 aÑos en los cambios de men dota clialiforni contla antropo loga arsara hort objeor objetservÓ y des cubriÓ que los super visores de loas ca driys los trabajadores les o frfrecen los capupampesinos usar deident prestadas. >>> los super visores, los mayo domingos, a veces prestan p papeles a los trabajadores para que trabajen. >>> lor relevante de esta vist investigaciÓn es que la c catedrÁtica denuncia, presunto a abuso de los super visores sobr los cuampesinos supervisores hacen, les dan t trabajo pero con la condiciÓn que trabajen papeles de otras personas. >>> en la colonia barrio de ok oxnard donde viven las familias de los cuampesinos. e lizlisa ma le pide a dios que no vengan redadas con donald trump algunos cuampesinos segÚn la visinvestigaciÓn no pueden ir a doctor porque sus nombres son falsos. no estÁn en

presentadora: el primer vuelo saliÓ a paraguay. hoy continÚa el traslado a otros paÍses.ia. adelante. reportera: buenos dÍas. los saludo de la funeraria san vicente. se prepara la caravana que va a partir encuestados minutos al aeropuerto internacional de rio negro. con los cuerpos de las vÍctimas de este fatÍdico accidente en las montaÑas. nos acompaÑa director de la funeraria. cÓmo va a ser el traslado? fernando: a las doce del mediodÍa vamos a salir. disponemos de 39 vehÍculos de transporte de los 50 cuerpos que son los Únicos que quedan. se han despachado veintiuno. vamos a salir a las doce del dÍa. reportera: si las autoridades del trÁnsito lo permiten. fernando: aquÍ ya estÁ la autoridad del trÁnsito. nos va a escoltar hasta el municipio de rionegro. reportera: en el aeropuerto de rionegro van a esperar a tres aviones hÉrcules proveniente de san pablo. de la fuerza aÉrea de brasil. aquÍ sigue siendo la tristeza muy grande. es todo desde aquÍ. regresamos con ustedes. presentador: muchas gracias. se calienta las redes. estudiantes de la universidad de nevada estÁn den

there was the wife of the ambassador to paraguay on board. what really happened here? only way to know is to get to that tape. >> reporter: so flight 980 was added to the list of those handful of crashes around the world where the black boxes were never recovered. for the relatives of those lost on board a fact that was hard to bear. >> my dad, mark lewis berg, he was the flight engineer on eastern airlines flight 980. >> stacy greer was just 3 years old when her dad didn't return from the south american flight. >> my mom never really talked about it. i just always knew that i was missing my dad. >> did you ask yourself through the years, i wonder what really happened to my dad? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: which brings us back to those two american adventurers from boston. >> how do we stay alive? we can either find the black box or not. >> he's got my back. >> reporter: who were looking for their next challenge. >> are you guys both mountaineers? >> no. not even close. we haven't done anything near what real mountaineers would call mountaineering. >> reporter: to prep

. ♪ ♪ on my way to paraguay, i'm waiting there for you. ♪ ♪ >>> can get this right. >> looks like it'snk goodness there's no glass. >> showing up then. >> go ahead. >> yes. work it. >> this is something that i do with all my heart. i love what i do then you get these kinds of -- this kind of recognition. it's a reminder i'm doing the right thing. >> good day dc >> i get a chance to do it my way but at the same time what i'm hearing in the notes and the melodies, i hear my music. >> thank god i'm here, god is good. i just popped up. this wasn't even on the itinerary. >> let's go over the list of hit songs or should we bother >> don't because they're not that >> over here. >> my gosh. are you kidding me? >> we got cup cakes. >>> doesn't matter from friday to saturday because we're not going to remember that anyway and that's the weather. >>> i'm i don't going to walk just likyo >> that person came in and this person came me, good day dc the place to be. debbie allen? they're always coming in the stars are. we're not always live in the loft. we'll hear some of the best moments from the ti

it is down between paraguay, argentina and brazil. there is a library of congress reported,ded in 2000 three that traces -- in 2003 that traces criminal activity and terrorist mix, a marriage of convenience back to 1999. david: gunnery sergeant there was a hezbollah hit in argentina in 90s, a couple hundred people were killed. there have been incidents there, we worry in this flood of immigration from south of the boarder, the terrorists might hide some of their own in the mix, is it happening? >> let me add-on, that explosion in argentina was backed by iranian-backed hezbollah. they were never prosecuted. we were never able to round up those officials they were in cahoots with their at the time president. i am getting at, right now crossing the boarder we know they are getting fal false i.d. and presents themselves as mexican nationals, illegal immigration is really a considerable problem when you realize being sponsored by hezbollah that goes right back to iran. david: captain nash, homeland security is important, donald trump annou

we, we got one from paraguay here. a lot from argentina. >> anthony: from buenos aires?e, from the provinces. >> anthony: and how long has the job lasted? >> mico: i was asking. it started one year and a half ago. >> anthony: wow. that's a long time. >> mico: mm-hmm. >> anthony: how much work is there? a lot? a little? i mean, after this another job? >> mico: tienen trabajo despues de este, no? termina este van a otro? >> mico: yeah. i guess they jump from, from construction to construction. >> anthony: so they're working regular always. >> mico: yeah. mm-hmm. it's hard to get back to work after having that. >> anthony: yeah, i would just want to go home and sleep. >> mico: mm-hmm. (vo) it's that time of year again. when you realize you still didn't get quite what you wanted. that's why verizon has the best deals of the year on the best network. like a free smartphone when you add a line or switch. no trade-in required. choose from the samsung galaxy j3, the lg k8 or stylo, or the the motoz play. all free. and as if you needed another reason, switch to verizon now and ge

answer to your question about what happened, he got a position as a provincial of argentina and paraguayhe ran the jets to its in those two countries. he was very authoritarian. ordid not collaborate consult others in his decision-making and he drove a jesuits who loved him and those who thought he was to disciplinarian and focused on authority. this is 10 years after vatican ii, liberation the war ailing central and south america, a lot of folks thought that was communism and they were going to overthrow the established government. nicaragua, guatemala, a lot of turmoil and the beginning of the civil war and argentina. charlie: isn't latin america and africa the fastest-growing areas for the catholic church? >> it is, today. and he was in this position of authority and ends up splitting the order and half, and and a couple of years is sent into exile. you clean and feed old jesuits, and he listened to confessions. he went from being the most important just do it in those two countries, to taking care of dying jesuits. it was his own personal exile, and he came back different. he was the

el primer vuelo partiÓ rumbo paraguay con los restos de gustavo encina.. entre tantos el club colombiano, independiente de santa fe, actual campeÓn de la copa sudamericana, cediÓ al chapecoense su trofeo ganado en 2015. adriana: muy buenos dÍas, los saludos desde la funeraria san vicente, el epicentro de la noticia, hoy en colombia. desde aquÍ se estÁn coordinando las operaciones para la repatriaciÓn de los cuerpos de los muchachos del equipo de chapecoense. los cuerpos serÁn transportados en tres aviones hÉrcules que vendrÁn desde san pablo. los cuerpos serÁn llevados directamente a chapecÓ. nos acompaÑa en este momento las seÑora lucia, funcionaria de la funeraria. lucia: bueno a continuaciÓn, en este momento estamos solamente con los brasileros ya todos los cuerpos se despacharon, en las horas de la noche saliÓ venezuela, y paraguay. ahorita, en la maÑana salieron los 5 de bolivia y en las horas de la tarde, aproximadamente cuatro de la tarde, porque aÚn tenemos cuerpos en preservaciÓn. adriana: los cuerpos de los periodistas van a ser transportados en

paraguay! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very, very much. please, please, please. thank you very much! please! please sit down, enjoy yourself. welcome, welcome. rumbles, yeah. welcome. [ cheers ] welcome, guys. welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is a big show. well, here's what people are yesterday, donald trump officially became the president-elect after 538 electors from the electoral college cast their votes. [ audience boos ] 538 and immediately after, donald trump claimed that 3 million of them voted illegally. >> steve: what? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, it's true. actually, it seems like trump's having a lot of trouble finding stars willing to perform at his inauguration. yeah, garth brooks turned him down. now they're saying andrea bocelli has dropped out. [ light laughter ] fortunately for trump, this group is still available. ♪ president donald trump knows how to make america great ♪ ♪

there, first of all, his rise to power at the age of 36 when he ran the jesuits in arjgentina and paraguayen his fall and his two-year exile in which he really had a two-year dark night of the soul and came back as a different leader. the rise of the -- >> what happened? what caused him -- >> he was by himself. why did he get into an exile? because he was very authoritarian. that's where he used himself. he split the jesuit order in half, really half the group loved him and the other half really despised him. very traditional in his values, in the mid'70s, after there was uncertainty, you had communists in the central and south america, so there was a law of confusion. he was very authoritarian, very strict. and that split the order in half. >> so he's there during a brutal period of arjgentinian history, perone has captured the government. they run the government. the dirty war that you refer to. thousands of people still to this day who wonder how their relatives disappeared. just disappeared. what was his interaction with the government at that time? >> well, he has said that there was

. >>> arrestan a varios en una casa en una villa en paraguay que estarÍan vinculados al cÁrtel de sinaloaializa armas legalmente en el paÍs. >>> la esencia de tener centralizado esta venta de armamento es que se requiere un control muy es especÍfico de todo lo que es el uso civil. >>> mÉxico es hoy el tercer paÍs mÁs peligroso del mundo donde hay tres entrada 3850 mil amas legal. >>>. >>> y asÍ res mÁs adelante aquÍ estoy con ustedes ahora nos vamos al candelero. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>>. >>> eso, epa. >>> miren quÉ bonitos, eso, pero no, no aquÍ hay sabor. >>> a gozar. >>> que bellos. >>> vamos a pasar a las notas que estÁn en el candelero que estÁn mira quÉ pasa con kate del castillo. >>> tremendo chisme bueno pues resulta que todo lo se habÍa dicho era mentira presentÓ una denuncia frente a las autoridades mexicanos diciendo que falsificaron su firma y ocupar su identidad en el documento donde supuestamente ella promueve poso tuarse como candidata independiente al gobierno del estado de mÉxico. kate mostrÓ la imagen del documento de la denuncia 3 c1 interpuesta ante la procuradurÍa general

villalobos y el conductor de noticias telemundo josÉ dÍaz balart, y una cantante muy especial desde paraguay decorar, fanÁticos en el show pero no hay recursos para estos >>> en este momento no tenemos un estilo definido camilo porque los muebles son regalados, queremos darle el toque navideÑo para la Época y fiestas y cambiar los muebles, pintura, accesor accesorios hacer un cambio dramÁtico >>> queremos una sala pero me encanta la idea >>> me encanta vamos aprobarlo de una vez si funciona para la casa de los sandoval >>> yo te espero aquÍ pasa la prueba >>> nos vemos despuÉs chao. ( ♪ mÚsica♪). ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> camilo tengo otros asiste e asistentes >>> dura dale sigue con tu trabajo y te alcanzo, gracias. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> comenzamos sacando todos los muebles de la sala y el primer proyecto sp proyecto es pintar la pared detrÁs del televisor y enfocar, manos a la obra. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> la Última pieza el trineo de santa claus. >>> estas par paredes tienen un reviso ti miento atractivo y pintarlo en un gris para el diseÑo completo. >>> por fin llegaron los muebles nuevos. >>> al momento de