paula? >> thank you, mary. >>> also this morning, what donald trump is telling george stephanopoulos about unity within the republican party and why he says he may not need it to win. >> does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified? i'm different perhaps than anybody else that's ever run for office. i actually don't think so. >> it doesn't have to be unified? >> no, i don't think so. it would be better if it was. there would be something good about it. but i don't think it has to be -- >> if the party is split, how do you win? >> i'm going to go out and get millions of people from the democrats. i'm going to get bernie people to vote because they like me on trade. i have to stay true to my principles also. i'm a conservative. but don't forget. this is the republican party. not the conservative party. there are conservative parties. this is called the republican party. >> and george is here to discuss. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> do you agree? >> i was surprised h

paula? >> it certainly is. and i gotta tell you, sitting in that room, he really has some impressive comedic timing. i think he might have a future in this whole comedy act. >> he has to figure out what to do next. he certainly, he definitely -- i mean, you could see it even on the video. you can see he has great timing. you were in the room. >> excellent. the whole dropping the mike moment. i actually was there with the ladies of "the view." we had a wonderful evening. >> there you are. looking great in your blue dress. dress, by the way. >> if you're wondering, whoopi did show up. she was not photographed here. but we all sat at the table together. i have to admit, it's the nerd prom. i got a little star-struck. that's candy carter, our ep at "the view." and madeleine albright, former secretary of state, tony goldwyn, fitz, from "scandal" and on lemon, one of my former colleagues. cecilia vega was there. i mean, it was star, star-studded and we all geeked out quite a bit, i have to say. candace cameron-bure a

paula? >> it certainly is. i gotta tell you, sitting in that room, he has impressive comedic timing. i think he might have a future in this whole comedy act. >> he has to figure out what to do next. he certainly, he definitely -- you could see it on the video. he has great timing. >> excellent. the whole dropping the mike moment. i actually was there with the ladies of "the view." >> there you are. looking great in your blue dress. >> whoopi did show up. she was not photographed here. we sat at the table together. i got a little star-struck. that's candy carter, our ep at "the view." and madeleine albright, secretary of state. tony goldwyn, fitz, from "scandal." cecilia vega was there. it was star-star studded. we geeked out. candace cameron-bure, and her husband, val. >> great pictures. you know who else was at the dinner last night? >> who? >> martha raddatz. she joins us from washington. hey, martha. >> hey. >> what was the view from your perch? just a few feet from the president? how was that? >> what you r

hi, marci. >> reporter: hi, paula and dan.s for you this morning, because while the lines aren't really too bad here right now, experts say, just wait. this morning, a warning for travelers, experts saying long airport security lines like this -- >> people are here in line for an hour and a half, some of them. >> reporter: -- are only going to get worse. people heading out on summer vacation told to brace for some serious stress. >> i would think of the coming travel season as being like holiday travel. people know what to expect if you're traveling over thanksgiving. we're seeing those kinds of peak travel times. >> reporter: already over spring break, some security lines three hours long. this video recorded in seattle showing passengers waiting for precheck, the line before the line. airports and airlines complaining to the tsa with thousands of passengers stuck in line missing flights. >> i don't understand. >> reporter: the head of the tsa explaining it's because more people are flying and citing increased time-consuming

hi, eva. >> reporter: good morning, paula.quaring off both sides of the bathroom law debate with no compromise in sight, emotions running high as schools are now trying to figure out what to do next. across the country, meetings with public officials packed with protesters on both sides refusing to back down in the bathroom debate. >> democracy. >> reporter: the obama administration now telling schools to let transgender students use the bathrooms and locker rooms that match their gender identity. >> this does not add any additional requirements to any school district or state under the applicable law. >> reporter: the federal guidance met with praise from some. >> i started skipping school because i didn't feel safe in school. >> it's very important that the school district set the example and show that inclusion is the way to go, and it's also the law. >> reporter: but concerns of safety from others. >> i will stay at home every day and homeschool. >> i understand that times are changing, but i don't think that this is the r

paula, thank you. several tornadoes touched down in colorado this weekend, including four in yuma county. in ray, colorado, at least five people were injured. power lines were knocked down, and several homes were damaged. se national weather service says the bad weather could continue through sunday. this past week, parts of oklahoma were rattled by more earthquakes. last year, the state averaged more than two earthquakes a day with a magnitude of 3 or higher. before 2009, oklahoma averages yo quakes per year. mnight on "60 minutes," bill whitaker investigates oklahoma's akrge in earthquakes. >> reporter: earthquakes are now a daily occurrence in oklahoma, but it was three wakes in november 2011 near the town of prague that caught everyone's attention. one was magnitude 5.6. >> we're having an earthquake right now. our lights shaking quite a bit here. >> reporter: it toppled a spire at st. gregory's university and severely damaged 14 houses, including the one with john and jerri loveland live with thei

el de santa paula. >>> el de santa paula el pescador original empezÓ en 1982. >>> esto es familiar, acÁ >>> muchachos es para ustedes. >>> y tambiÉn un repÚblica conocimiento para el restaurante el pescador. >>> quÉ lindo. >>> (aplausos). >>> y bueno la verdad que padre lo pasamos. >>> gracias a la gente de santa paula que nos abriÓ sus puertas y que pudimos disfrutar al mÁximo con ellos. >>> ay! >>> sÍ gracias a pla familia ortiz del pescador, mis amigas las madrinas del rebozo. >>> viva mÉxico. >>> palo mma ray chi y a todos. >>> y a todos. >>> y seguir celebrando el cinco de mayo. >>> feliz cinco de mayo. >>> viva mÉxico. >>> (aplausos). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> bravo. >>> bravo. >>> quÉ lindo. >>> quÉ lindo. >>> quÉ reconocimiento. >>> santa paula con nuestra gente, felicidades. >>> y no es duda que amelia y amo mario lo pasan muy bien en hasta santa paula california gracias de todo corazÓn muchachos y toda esa gente linda. >>> quiero ir el prÓximo cinco de mayo. >>> oye sÍ. >>> estÁ padre. >>> gracias. >>> y bueno james tiene uno de car carnes que va a enseÑar la receta. >>> mÁs adelant

paula? >> matt gutman from greece. >>> we are learning more about the last minutes of flight 804 for messages sent to the pilot, from a data transmission system that could shed light on what exactly happened. and abc's david kerley is in washington with that angle of the story for us. hi, david. >> reporter: good morning, paula. this data changes the narrative dramatically. rather than terrorism or a bomb, was this a mechanical failure, not seen in the workhorse of a jetliner. the plane had acars. in the last minutes of flight, messages were sent to pilots and a satellite, suggesting smoke, even fire. the first message -- smoke, lavatory. soon followed by a message -- smoke, avionics. it would mean smoke or fire under the cockpit. here in the avionics bay, this is where the electronic equipment that operates the aircraft is housed. fire in this bay, means a possible loss of all electrical power. and modern jetliners without electricity don't fly. >> this acars message would give a major clue

i will. >> good morning to you, dan and paula.ennessee titan there, rachel smith, good morning to you. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with the latest on the zika virus here in the u.s. the cdc confirming the first reported case of microcephaly in a fetus this one linked in microcephaly causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads and prevents the brain from developing properly is linked to zika. the first known birth defect contracted in the u.s. known. >>> a massive manhunt in manchester, new hampshire is over and that city is safe. police arrested 32-year-old ian macpherson in the shootings of two officers in separate incidents thursday night. one officer shot in the face but survived. macpherson is being charged with two counts of attempted capital murder. >>> a horrific scene outside of a california elementary school. nine children injured after being struck by a car just as school was letting out. witnesses reporting a car seat flying through the air and a stroller pinned under the vehicle. the youngest victim j

tweeting away. >> david, thank you. >>> let's get it over to paula. paula? >> thank you, dan. we want to move to a startling headline about the zika virus, as the cases in the u.s. has doubled from 113 to 279. the reason for the spike, there's a new counting method. and to curb the increase, president obama is urging congress to pass nearly $2 billion in funding. >> this was based on public health assessments of all the work that needs to be done. this is not something where we can build a wall to prevent -- mosquitos don't go through customs. to the extent we're -- >> you can see the president taking a clear swipe at donald trump right there. congress has approved $600 million. we want to bring in richard besser, abc's chief and health and medical editor to explain the new numbers. dr. b, this is a dramatic increase. 113 to 279. what's the explanation? >> in the past, the cdc only reported on pregnant women who tested positive for zika and had symptoms. now, they're including pregnant women that test positive for zika and don't have symptoms. if you are infected and don't hav

nos vamos con marÍa paula ochoa, adelanta marÍa paula. >>> marÍa celeste, otra protesta en contra delque se suman los Ánimos de opositores y simpatizantes la policÍa a caballo tuvo que movilizar mientras tanto ellos se insultaban y de finned yan la posiciÓn todo ocurrio horas antes que el precandidato se presentarÁ en el centro de convenciones de angela y continÚa hasta hace unos momentos. >>> con insultos que buscaban provocar a los simpatizantes de donald trump opositores se con aglomeraron afuera todo ocurrÍa en medio de un masivo despliegue de seguridad. >> tengo orgullo de ser mexicano y la ignorancia de esta gente da tristeza. >>> Él lo Único que quiere que las leyes se sigan, no estÁ diciendo nada, no estÁ diciendo que es un nazi hay que matar a los mexicanos. >> un tercer grupo protestaba contra la violencia que se realiza en otros eventos como el de costa meza cuando se tomaron las calles y destruyeron patrullas de policÍas. >>> cuando vienen aquÍ y causan violencia, todos los que soportan a trump tienen mÁs razÓn para soportarlo. >> mientras tanto adentro el precandidato rei

. >> reporter: good morning, paula. just moments ago we learned that the egyptian president is deploying a submarine capable of diving about 10,000 feet to the search area. that's about the depth they believe the wreckage is lying at. now, we talked about the recordings from those pilots. they're chillingly upbeat given what was about to happen to them. this morning, as the grim visual confirmation of the flight's violent end grows, now the first audio of the moments just before the egyptair flight disintegrated. >> hello, hello. egyptair 804. flight level 370. >> reporter: that recording between the flight deck and the air traffic control tower coming early thursday. the pilot's final words almost disturbingly routine. >> egyptair 804. 1-2-0 decimal 7-2-5. good night. >> this is 0725. padova control. thank you so much, good day. a good night. >> reporter: and so, four days after the crash, investigators hoping finding debris and the wreckage could yield clues. these u.s. p-3 aircraft now on patrol 24 hours a day over t

i found paula jones believable. and kathleen willey. i believe them all.e interviewed other women as well. it's a pattern of behavior that would make anybody with a conscience and soul feel horrible. >> and they -- and using your position of power to intimidate women and treat them like just trash, like they're a piece of trash that can be discarded, used, discarded, thrown away. modern day feminists used to tell us that, wow, i mean, rape exists just by a boss being involved with his underling. a boss with a young woman as old as monica lewinsky or even kathleen willey just by nature of being in the workplace, that wasn't consensual. that's what a lot of feminists believe. the question, of course, here is the idea that hillary clinton is this great bridge to female voters. i think a lot of female voters need better jobs, they need more opportunities, they want an economy that works. and they want a credible leader who actually puts their interests first and we know when it came to individual women who were abused by her husband, hillary clinton was fine t

dan and paula? >> interesting theory. mary, thank you. >> let's bring in jon karl, in washington, getting ready to host "this week." hey,. so, hillary clinton, as we saw in mary's piece, is hitting donald trump on his refusal to release his taxes? is this a potent line of attack? isn't it a bit dangerous given that some have called on her to release her speeches to wall street? >> i think, dan, the answer to both of your questions is yes. it is trump will be dogged from now to the election from people saying, what do you to hide? hillary clinton making the case in the debates, you can imagine. the minute she does, what do you have to hide? the question goes right back to her. not just the transcripts of her speeches to goldman-sachs. and to others. it's also the e-mails that were deleted. it's everything else. the clintons have had issues with the issue of transparency. trump has, too. welcome to the fall campaign. >>> the front page of "the new york times" has an article called crossing the line, trump's private conduct

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paula hancocks reporting live from seoul.>>> a bill that would allow families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia passed a key hurdle in the senate. lawmakers gave unanimous approval to the legislation that could make the saudi government liable for any part it may have played in the terror attacks. the obama administration has lobbied against the bill. 15 of the 19 9/11 hijackers were saudi citizens, but saudi arabia denies any involvement. >>> the senate has approved a $1.1 billion compromise bill to combat the zika virus. president obama asked for $1.8 billion in emergency funding three months ago. house republicans have introduced their own measure to fight the virus, calling for just over $600 million in funding, a figure the white house calls woefully inadequate. the president is now threatening to veto that measure. >>> it took eight months, but the senate last night finally confirmed the nomination of an openly gay man as secretary of the army. eric fanning becomes the first out-gay leader of any branch of the u.s. mi

(aplausos) paula: la nueva miss 40! william: pero miren esto! alejandro: gracias paula.ica. ana: has vivido de cerca alguna experiencia de este tipo? diana: sÍ, a lo mejor no de una manera tan agresiva pero en mi primer noviazgo tuve un novio extremadamente celoso que me jalaba el cabello, o cuando Íbamos a la calle me decía, a quiÉn estÁs viendo, quiÉn es ese tipo?, era impresionante. ana: afortunadamente pudiste salir de eso, eres un ejemplo para todas las mujeres ya llevas 10 aÑos de carrera, estÁs haciendo una gira, ¿dÓnde te vas a presentar? diana: tengo una gira para la comunidad gay, voy a estar en todos los antros gay, de estados unidos ademÁs tengo un concierto con mariachi y banda al mismo tiempo, y luego voy a mi tierra, el 3 y 4 de junio, feliz de la vida. ana: sigues pegadas en las redes sociales, te he seguido desde siempre, en twitter contestaba a sus fanÁticos. diana: me encuentras en twitter, facebook, instagram, todas las redes y les contesto personalmente. ana: felicitaciones, ahora cantamos "ni un golpe mÁs", es tu casa. diana: gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ esas

yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you. what i've got to do, for myself, my family. my son. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> in jail for less than half an hour, one inmate launches a near fatal attack. >> i was trying my best to kill him. kind of like willing him to die. >>> a father accused of murdering his daughter admits to

paula, what have you learned about the move? >> elaine, a man who is known for elaborate prison escapes. while mexican authorities say the move is part of a routine policy to rotate inmates for security reasons, much harder to plan an escape if you don't know how long you will be in a location. >> paula, does his transfer indicate an imminent extradition to the u.s.? >> no, though the facility is close to the border he is unlikely to be extradited. the number one priority for his lawyers ties prevent him from being sent here. the u.s. has facilities he won't be able to escape and strong cases pending against him. elaine, if he comes here he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. his lawyers will continue to fight. the process could take over a year for mexico to come to final decision. >> there are a lot of cases pending against him. where would he be tried? >> we confirmed cases from texas and california submitted to mexico for extradition. but the attorney general could ultimately decide to try him in a city with a

paula. thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> several tornados touched down in colorado this weekend. including four in yuma county. in ray, colorado, at least five people were injured. power lines were knocked down. several homes were damaged. the nation nalg weathal weather says bad weather could continue through sunday. >>> parts of oklahoma were rattled by more earthquakes. last year the state averaged more than two earthquakes a day with a magnitude of 3 or higher. before 2009, oklahoma averaged two quakes per year. tonight on "60 minutes" bill whitaker investigates oklahoma's surge in earthquakes. earthquakes are now a daily occurrence in oklahoma. but it was three quakes in november 2011 near the town of p prage, caught everyone's attention. one, 5.6, the largest in oklahoma's history. >> having an earthquake. >> toppled a spire at saint gregory's university and severely damaged 14 houses. including the one where john and jerry loveland lived with their two ch

they ended up worldwide buying them and they forgot about paula abdul. >> they forgot about paula? >> yeah. >> next time you've got to get in on it. >> i like making the introductions. i don't think about that. my mother says -- >> all agents get 10% or 15 these days. variety television is still very hot. even with the demise of "american idol", you've still got other programs like what you're going to be doing here. >> "so you think you can dance". >> people love this, don't they? >> so much passion towards this little gem of a show because it really does reveal how hard it is and that these -- these dancers are true athletes. >> you know, some of them become celebrities of their own just because they're on youtube. what do you make of that phenomenon? >> well, it's very exciting that youtube has been launching amazing careers that take flight. these kids are no exception to the rule. some of them have millions and millions of followers, but what i love about "so you think you can dance" is it's very difficult to make it as a professional dancer. these kids leave the show and they

are they going to interview paula jones? in one case it's about exposure and another case it's about groping and fondling and touching against a women's will. >> and rape. >> donald trump unloads on bill clinton's indiscretion. laura weighs in. >>> brand new national polls shows donald trump plus five against hillary clinton. that and more tonight on hannity. ♪ booking.com offers free cancellations, so you're free to decide if the trip you're on... hahahahahaha! ...isn't really the trip you want to be on. hahahaha... hahaha... [mountain woman and key laughing together] ugh. heartburn.g ] sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. man 1:man 2: i am. woman: ex-military? man 2: four tours. woman: you worked with computers? man 2: that's classified, ma'am. man 1: but you're job was network security? man 2: that's classified, sir. woman: let'

well, miss paula xinis worked as a federal public defender for the district of maryland for 13 years. that is, she was on a paid staff that defendedded criminals that were being prosecuted in federal court. those accused for a whole lot of crimes. nothing wrong with that. it's perfectly an honorable profession, and i certainly want to emphasize that. and for six of those 13 years she simultaneously served as a complaint examiner in the office of the police complaints for the district of columbia in nearby d.c. and in the course of that, she heard complaints against police officers for conduct as part of their duties. and she heard six complaints and in every one of those cases, every single one, she found against the police officer. it troubled me. and i asked her some questions about it. in one of the cases, an officer arrested a man he was outside a grocery store while talking on his cell phone and he was asked to move alone and he refused to do so. and then the man became belligerent, repeatedly cursed and swore at the police officer. the officer eventually arrested the man senator

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dropping his pants in front of paula jones. >> there's a real method to this. he's targeting millennial women. young women who weren't born at the time of the lewinsky -- >> you're aging all of us on the panel. >> or not old enough to remember. they're hearing this all for the first time. remember, the culture has changed. college campuses have changed. this kind of stuff is horrifying to these young women. he's speaking directly to them. if he can peel enough of them away, fwrarankly millennial men well, if he can peel enough of that constituency away from hillary, whatever democrat they run, donald trump will win. >> geraldo, forget about your defense over the year of clinton and lewinsky, that's difference. >> i have so much inside information. >> i don't know if i want it. you did break the story on the blue dress, didn't you? you and "drudge" broke the story. >> i broke the story. >> excuse me. these women were smeared, besmirched, they were attacked. it was hillary clinton stood by and never stood up for those women one time. >> until i broke the story th

por su parte las autoridades tienen una explicaciÓn que no convence a residentes, marÍa paula ochoa explicaestas botellas con muestras de aguamar llanta cafÉ y casi negra fueron tomadas de grifos de varias residencias del barrio. >> segÚn el lÍder comunitario viene pasando desde hace varios meses en esta Área de bajos recursos en la que vive marÍa. >> cuando uno se levanta en la maÑana para hervir el agua del cafÉ o para hacer almuerzo y llena la olla de agua sale amarilla la agua de la llave. >> no tiene mÁs opciÓn que usarla para lo bÁsico pero le preocupa la salud de sus niÑos, pues el agua en cuatro escuelas del Área entre ellas la de sus hijos presenta el mismo problema. >> si andan corriendo y jugando claro que van a beber agua de la llave. >> las escuelas estÁn tomando

marÍa paula ochoa asistiÓ aÚn de ellos conmigo, y nos reparÓ este informe. >>> aunque no cumple la mayorÍajennifer bla se estÁ registrando para votar. quiere estar lista para las elecciones generales de noviembre cuando ya tendrÁ 18 aÑos. >>> cuando voto puedo hacer una diferencia y puedo hablar por las personas que no pueden hablar. >>> segÚn la asociaciÓn nacional de funcionarios latinos electos y designados 27 millones de hispanos estÁn en condiciones de votar. de ellos el 44% son jÓvenes entre 18, y 3 hasta aÑos. >>> sin embargo proyectan que menos de la mitad lo harÁ el prÓximo noviembre. >>>as demogrÁfica de 18 a 30 aÑos son los que menos votan

paula: depende quiÉn sea.stÁn un poco grandecitas. ¿cÓmo se trabaja con los niÑos que dicen las cosas: ay, le huele la boca? karla: no los puedes filtrar, porque los niÑos no conocen de eso. no lo hacen por malicia o por falta de respeto. ellos ven a alguien con comida en el diente, y se lo van a decir. paula: en la tarde puedes decirle: estÁ bien que se lo digas, pero la prÓxima vez se lo dices a solas. karla: creo que mientras no faltan el respeto, tÚ puedes controlarlo. en el momento en que un niÑo falte el respeto: oye, ten cuidado con estos comentarios, puedes herir sus sentimientos. karla m: creo que cuando los niÑos lo hacen y lo dicen, lo hacen de una manera espontÁnea, y ahÍ no hay falta de respeto. vero: a mÍ me pasÓ con alguien. abrazÓ a mi hija, y dice: mamÁ! karla: ¿y se dio cuenta? vero: claro, por supuesto que sÍ. y sí estaba muy fuerte. erick: tenemos un espacio personal y hay que trabajarlo muy bien. en casita, mucha higiene bucal, ponerse desodorante, baÑarse bien. karla m: tambiÉn tiene que

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you brought up in the last segment, paula jones.nging up other accusers and trying to link that to hillary clinton. and it may be effective in some ways on the campaign trail, but it's incumbent on the news media to be sensitive when covering these stories because we don't want to do any campaign's dirty work for them, whether it's the trump campaign or clinton campaign or others and an issue for voters and viewers. increasingly, when we're thinking about who to elect even for lower level positions, we have to do our own research and check out what these candidates are saying and he's repeating unproven conspiracy theories from the past that a simple google search could verify was not true. >> one of the stories is that he's bringing up an old story from the '90s about vince foster. he was close to the clintons. worked with the clintons. even i can't remember back that far, but he suggested that the suicide of vince foster was somehow fishy and there are all these conspiracy theorists who said it's murder. it's been investigated to

. >>> marÍa paula ochoa. >>> fueron cientos de personas que se juntaron en san diego, las autoridadeso para evitar para estar en disturbios como ocurrieron en otras manifestaciones, sin embargo, hay muchas personas que se mantienen relativamente tranquilos comparado con otras protestas en las afueras de donald trump. >>> pidiendo a trump que se vaya de california. ciento de trabajadores y representantes de organizaciones pro inmigrantes entre otros se tomaron las protestando contra el inmigrante. >>> no somos los in amigos conocemos el sufrimiento. >>> la primera parada del virtual candidato republicano fue en fresno en dÓnde una vez mÁs que mÉxico va a tener que financiar su muro fronterizo. >>> dijo que serÁ un buen republicano y va a querer a todos los precandidatos que derrotÓ. >>> marco rubio es el mejor para mantener el escaÑo en el senado. >>> pero rubio asegurÓ a cnn que lo harÍa si su amigo carlos lÓpez cantera no estuviera en la contienda. >>> los latinos se designan que trump serÍa el candidato y ahora comienza el proceso de lo que serÁ la nominaciÓn de trump. >>> por su pa

hi, lauren. >> reporter: hi, dan and paula.olice are searching for the driver of that car, spotted very early the morning of the crime, hoping it could lead them to missy beaver's murderer. it's been a month since she was killed. while they received over 1,000 tips, they don't have a suspect. this morning, police zeroing in this suspect. dressed in tactical gear, believed to be responsible for the killing of the fitness instructor. police looking for this car, a silver nissan ultima. it is seen pulling in around 2:00 a.m. less than three hours before the mother of three was murdered there, just over a month ago, when setting up for an exercise class. >> in the interest of following up on every possible lead, this is the last lead that hasn't been exhausted from the video canvassing. we want to talk to the driver of that car. >> reporter: police revealing they had no reasons to believe that missy's loved ones were involved in the crime. >> they have been cooperative, forthcoming and have detailed allies that have been corroborat

ciudad de san diego aqui en california por solicitud de extradiciÓn aprobada por un juez mexicano marÍa paulagroso del mundo. >>> se espera que 'el chapo' guzmÁn pise suelo americano en cualquier momento. y a su llegada dice este ex fiscal del distrito serÍa tratado como un reo de alto perfil. >>> desde el momento que llegue sale del aviÓn va a tener van estar varias agencias envuelto en esto el fbi, el dÍa idea, van a estar incluidos en todo el proceso hasta inmigraciÓn van a estar. >>> serÍa llevado a una cÁrcel federal de mÁxima seguridad. segÚn lo dijo la procuradurÍa general de mÉxico el capo serÍa extraditado a california y se presentarÍa en la corte federal de san diego para responder a cargos que datan de los 90. >>> es un caso muy viejo y no es un caso que se trata de la violencia es un caso que se trata de la construcciÓn de tÚneles, del trÁnsito de marihuana y amapola y heroÍna anfetamina tambiÉn desde mexico hacia estados unidos. >>> tiene un mes. >>> y dice comparados con los que enfrentan new york por ejemplo. >>> que incluyen homicidio y crÍmenes violentos. >>> pues hace dos dÉ

en los Ángeles, marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo. >> y texas es otro epicentro de la gran tensiÓnza de la llamada migra estÁ desde ya transformando la vida de miles de personas, los expertos preven consecuencias econÓmicas. >> ansiedad, nerviosismo, los hispanos indocumentados en la sede sienten que un mal paso los puede separar de sus familias definitivamente. >> la amenaza de nuevos operativos por parte del departamento de inmigraciÓn y aduanas tiene a esta comunidad en tensiÓn. >> yo me siento molesto de lo que estÁ haciendo migraciÓn. >> en este restaurante salvadoreÑo el seno timent es de tristeza, para ellos esta situaciÓn es inincluso peor que l los impulsÓ a salir de sus naciones, el miedo hace que muchos sientan que lo mejor es no salir a las calles. >> la situaciÓn tambiÉn promete golpear las finanzas de la comunidad tal como ocurriÓ en 2015 cuando el gobierno federal anunciÓ un operativo similar. >> va a tener consecuencias para todos los que tenemos negocios ¿verdad? porque pues la gente va a tener miedo a salir. >> este sentimiento en texas es reflejo de gran parte de

42 aÑos, dispuestos a darles trabajos a las profesionales mientras obtienen su licencia. >> marÍa paulaciÓn de virus del zika en estados unidos es un monto mucho menor a lo que la casa blanca considera necesario para evitar el virus del zika en el paÍs. >> encontramos el mosquito en encontrÓed, un virus que tiene presencia en mÁs de 50 paÍses, vanessa estuvo cara a cara con Él y hablÓ con los expertos esta es la primera entrega de alerta mundial. >> apenas mide * 7 milÍmetros pero hoy el mosquito portador del virus del zika tiene en alerta al mundo entero. >> todos los que estÁn aquÍ. >> todos son larvas de mosquito. >> lo encontramos en miami florida pero segÚn el experto el mosquito vive en gran parte del paÍs, especialmente donde el clima es tropical. >> ahÍ estÁ el adulto, esta el adulto que estÁ emergiendo. >> su nombre cientÍfico es... es de África, es el mismo mosquito portador de dengue, chikungunya y en 1800 fue transo mi serred de una epidemia de fiebre amarilla. >> es un mosquito * que adapta mucho a sobrevivir. >> en estados unidos sin incluir puerto rico se han reportado 50

paula? >> matt gutman, thank you. we would like to bring in abc news aviation contributor steve ganyard right now. steve, good morning to you. >> good morning, paula. >> france's bureau of transportation say the information doesn't tell us where the fire was and whether it was malevolent or technical. in the evidence you have seen so far, are you any closer to determining what took it down? >> i think we can say we have hard evidence there was a mechanical problem on the jet. a few days ago, we were saying, including me, that it was likely a bomb. now we have evidence that something went mechanically wrong. >> still no claim of responsibility. by a terror group. but "the new york times" saying there was a cryptic message written on this particular plane in arabic that said, quote, we will bring this plane down. this was written by aviation workers several years ago at cairo's airport. what do you make of this? >> not too much. that was during a time of domestic political unrest. with the advent of a new regime. it hap