i have many puerto rican friends. understanding of puerto rico. i've had jobs in puerto rico.nk i had the most successful -- i own the miss universe contest and pageants and we had them in puerto rico twice. i will tell you, we had tremendous successes. amy: "tremendous success" the president saying is the best thing that ever happened to puerto rico. carla minet, your response? >> i think president trump has been one of the worst presidents in the way he has treated puerto ricans with disdain. [indiscernible] latinos in general and human -- is issues in which think it is not true what he is saying. i think the federal government has not treated puerto rico in a just way. money is barely coming in. and because of a process in which they are experimenting with us in this recovery process, having a very specific way of bureaucracy to deal with money, the federal money for recovery, is very unfair. be theturned out to worst way in which they have process.h a recovery so i think trump's expressions are just false. amy: carla minet, thank you for being with us executive director ,

they are not represented right now in the puerto rican congress that's just a fact the puerto rican congress is controlled by 2 major parties one of which is a party of the current governor that just stepped down so what you're seeing. here is people on the streets this woman we just young woman we just spoke to they're basically saying we're not represented so we're not going to wait we're going to the streets and that's what we've seen over the last 2 weeks you're right though you're leading into a very important point here that there's celebration right here on the streets right now but what's going to happen tomorrow what's going to happen next week what's going to happen next month the next year those are going to be the major changes. because in some ways it's been a struggle to get this governor out of office as these protests are have seen but the harder thing is to get elected and so what i think you're really seeing now and what we've seen last couple weeks is younger people like i said earlier that are saying we now realize the importance of our vote on this island and you're seei

massive artsred a movement of puerto ricans. the puerto rican arts move.young lords are understudied part of the period of the 60's. the 60's transformed the way white people think about black people. it transformed how we understand issues of sex and gender. and the young lords really brought to the four there were other people who were oppressed and the united states beyond african-americans. anand all people of color stando benefit from those struggles of the young lords today. denise, one of the issues you have raised and many of us have raised, when they centered on the puerto rican community and the independence of puerto rico, the group itself was multiethnic, multinational, included african americans, mexican americans, dominicans, and cubans as well. >> i think what is so revolutionary about the young bridgewhere we created a . we broke down a lot of barriers between groups that were dealing with their individual communities. and that has a lot to do with when you talk about spanish had about one third of the population in the bario was african-am

s correspondent in san juan, puerto rico.hen we come back, for five al-kateab documented her life to make the community called "for sama." she and her husband joined us. stay with us. ♪ [ [music break] amy: johnny clegg in frankfurt, germany, in 1999 where he was joined onstage by nelson mandela.a. johnny clegg died d tuesday in of 66.me at the age he was a british-born south african musician who bought againsnst apartheid. his music was banned on the radio. this is democracy y now!, demomocracynow.org, the war r ad peace report. i'm m amy goodman with n nermeen shaikh. nermeen: we turn now to syria, where reuters reports airstrikes killed 12 and injured dozens more tuesday at a market in the northwest province of idlib. this is the latest in a russian-backed offensive by syria's military in northwestern syria that has killed more than 600 people and at least 157 children in the past three months according to the syrian network for human rights. the attacks have reportedly targeted schools and hospitals. more than half a mill

quality for puerto rico.e are talking about people coming from the workers party, from unions, from environmental groups, from student leaders at university. some of us have come from the main parties in puerto rico. others ran as independents. but we have come together under the idea that we can only face the situation as a collective. if we are united, we are able to beat the corruption of the two-party system here in puerto rico. we have close to one million people walking the streets of san juan, protesting for ricardo rossello's resignation. to call --eard of, brink of at the political revolution here in puerto rico. we have to make sure that all of this excitement, all of this action taking place, is geared towards corrective change and make sure that, towards the next election, we have the right people in place to take over government and give it back to the people of puerto rico. juan: i wanted to ask you, in terms of victoria ciudadana, you yourself had split away from the commonwealth party there, w

puerto rico has changed. the puerto rico of 13 days ago, it is a fferent puerto rico. will require that the next government really take a deeper look into the anticorruption law they have to elect governors with more caution. the man, whatever governor comes in, really outlines rame whme of this corruption will be eradicated forever. the tensions in puerto rico have been bubbling up for many years. there was a culture co uption that had affected puerto rico, even the private sector and public sector. this has to stop. and certainly the people put an end to this yesterday. laura: how can the pow of the m otesters be channeled into a more effective f government for puerto rico, do you think? roberto: there are many ways. i think there are many lessons to be learned from what happened. obviously, people running for office, people that have not ambition to run for office now would run for office, they have to present an anticorruption reform, first and foremost. they have to prepare a program by which puerto rico will t t the economic stagnation we have had, now for a litt

al-jazeera san juan puerto rico. boris johnson has held his 1st cabinet meeting as british prime minister is appointed mr briggs it is his top ministers and insist that britain will leave the european union by the october 31st deadline johnson will soon be addressing parliament when it didn't take long in assembling his new team is not in baba reports from london. it's been called britain's biggest cabinet clear out without a change of ruling party on a day that saw more than a half those in the top job is gone many of them sacked it became clear loyalty to boris johnson in the leadership race has been rewarded and support for his rival the previous foreign secretary jeremy hunt has been punished while many of the new appointments a prominent vote lead campaigners like dominic robb who resigned as breck's secretary in protest at the reason may's deal with brussels incomes pretty patella right winger has advocated bringing back the death penalty as home secretary or interior minister she replaces such a job that he mo

do you love puerto rico? i do love puerto rico. >> shepard: if you love puerto rico and you look out in the streets and you see the hundreds of thousands of people -- excuse me. if you see hundreds of thousands of people who also love puerto rico and have looked at the governor's office and said that as a man who can no longer lead us. that is what they are saying. they are saying the way for us to move on is to start fresh. we need new representation and we want the governor to resign and they have protested for ten straight days. the largest demonstration potentially in the history of the island and you stand with the firm resolve and talk about accomplishments. do you hear them? do you hear them and care what they are saying today? is the cavalier attitude from the text messages living in the background today? i ask not for myself, but the people who were on a hot, wet day on that island saying we want him gone. >> i hear them. it's part of my introspection and i will continue to hear them. i will continue

i'll just see it a sad one puerto rico. europe is sweltering in its 2nd. heat wave of the sama and it's already breaking records belgium and the netherlands recorded their highest ever temperatures on wednesday and the mercury is expected to rise even further both countries could see temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius on thursday along with parts of france germany luxembourg and switzerland now he while the crowds on bastille day and the french inventor known as the flying soldier that's him will attempt to cross the english channel on his jet powered flight board frankie's apart his flight on thursday will mark 110th anniversary of the 1st aerial crossing of the channel it's expected to take around 20 minutes and the party is only allowed to refuel once on a boat he says he's confident the flight will be a success and smash his record for the longest flight fly bolt f. light. very good to go got. stolen off i'm feeling good but launches i want everything to go though and everything to be well organized is true i have experienced crashes but that's

in the case of puerto rico three times as much. they are not treating us the same, they are not treating anybody differently, it's just an issue that -- yeah. so they're not saving any money, right, ms. avila? by not giving you the money, the federal government is not saving money because your citizens move to florida and -- >> i will say that is more costly for the states to have our residents here. >> and also costly to us because we're having our people leave home. and, again, i cannot overemphasize the importance of your written response as concise and as complete to the six items i gave you. those are going to, again, go into the record. it will be shared with the committee of jurisdiction, energy and commerce, and it is a plan that would allow its territory to work through a program, get financial incentives to do those things that require us that will get us hopefully to a full state-like medicare program, not just in terms of money, but in terms of services to our citizens. my time is up. at this time i yield to my -- the r

we begin today's show in puerto rico. celebrations were held throughout the night in puerto rico after governor ricardo rossello announced he would resign following 12 days of massive protests. the demonstrations began after puerto rico center for investigative journalism published close to 900 pages of text messages between rossello, staffers, and advisors. the group chat messages were riddled with misogyny, homophobia, profanity and violence. some of the messages mocked victims of hurricane maria and joked about shooting san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz. amy: throughout the day on wednesday, puerto rico was on edge over whether rossello would resign. thousands of protesters had gathered outside the governor's mansion. the puerto rican legislature threatened to impeach rossello if he did not step down. but until just before midnight there was no news. then rossello posted a pre-recorded video message on facebook. >> despite having the mandate of the people who democratically elected me, today i feel that to continue in h

rico because we did a great job in puerto rico. i wish you could see so is i rolling all the way for you that she didn't see that she made it for you in just a moment this is this is what you do you go political africa policy whew look at puerto rico so you hear president trump saying that so when we look at next steps for could possibly happen from this situation would you well i want to have a couple things 1st i think in a weird way trump might be a good thing that happened to puerto rico in the sense that he cast a media spotlight on it after hurricane maria i have no doubt that if he had not been in power and if so many people were not caught up in trying to find his katrina we would not have had so much attention and so many people in the united states would not have discovered that you know puerto ricans were u.s. citizens that were eek and were under colonial rule that there was this thing called the jones act so when in a weird way he did create a kind of a moment in which different political internet is can be discussed h

will staying with a story kenneth mcclintock formerly the lieutenant governor of puerto rico currently a senior public policy advisor at polytechnic he says the government's resignation is an iconic moment for puerto rico. i think that this is one of the most historic events that the 3000000 american citizens to live in puerto rico kind of have lived through throughout their lifetime and it's a moment that we have to remember for many decades to come it is in part a result of the reaction of our people last monday we had a 100000. at the end of the march the largest in the history of recall it wasn't 500000 we have to stick to the facts of this but it was 100000 and it was definitely the largest political event or are people event in the history of puerto rico and now we have to look forward to having a new governor our 2nd female governor will be governor one that ask is currently the attorney general in puerto rico and we have to unite behind her in an agenda of healing and image and not 4 only the economic growth that we find here having after 13 years to continue to expand. we we'v

hurricane maria left puerto rico in devastation. and i think a lot of people didn't have the time, didn't have the energy, didn't have the resources, to go out and, you know, voice their frustrations. i think what we saw in the 889-page chats was very much, you know, the last straw for a lot of puerto ricans. so the chat revealed not only homophobic and sexist messages, but also revealed a lot of details about what happened in the months and years after hurricane maria. so it revealed a lot of details about the crisis. revealed details about how they hid a lot of stories about the death toll in puerto rico and how they planned to lie about it. so what a lot of puerto ricans -- this isn't just about a chat, it's much more than that. >> and part of what we saw in the chat, not just the information, sexism in a lot of these messages. and that speaks to, in your mind, a much broader issue when it comes to the government in puerto rico and the role of women and how women are seen and treated. >> for sure. a lot of what we saw on the chat

for some of us who come from the islands, i come from puerto rico. i grew up in puerto rico.formerorking for the governor of puerto rico when hurricane hugo impacted the island. frustrated, just i do not understand why it has taken this long. to see not a single permanent .roject is in the pipeline homeland security held a hearing just the other day. we had the acting administrator indicating that the andonsibility for the day the reimbursement to municipalities in puerto rico or the effective implementation was due to a lack of capacity and communication. can you please explain to me what type of communication do you maintain with fema, and what betweenn the challenges both agencies? >> thank you for all the work on behalf of the people of puerto rico. i am a little bit appalled with those declarations. since day one, we have been working very diligently in making sure whatever has been , the document we provided in 2017, while we were responding to the immediate needs of the people of rico. we were required to thousand eight to develop a full recovery plan. we did it in col

elvis: hay un nuevo puerto rico.Á johnny ventura, herrera, alex bueno. son figuras que me influenciaron a mÍ.antes, yo me presentaba con canciones de sergio vargas. son artistas que me influenciaron. raÚl: y te influenciaron muy bien. tÚ eres merecedor de un gran Éxito y te queremos dar una buena noticia. por favor, creo que ana patricia estÁ por aquÍ. quiÉn tiene el presente y el cariÑo para nuestro elvis crespo. ahÍ estÁ, presentamos a elvis crespo para conmemorar este certificado de platino de mÁs de 60,000 copias. elvis: estoy agradecido con dios porque me permite seguir disfrutando de esto y seguir recibiendo las bendiciones del don que medio de cantar y entretener, agradecido con yankee, que me hizo parte de este proyecto, muy agradecido de veras. que esta canciÓn haya tenido el Éxito que sigue teniendo. esta canciÓn es la favorita de suma y de bajar de peso. raÚl: y sigan los Éxitos. hacemos una pausa y al regresar, elvis crespo y javier cantan el Éxito "pÍntame". ♪ tu, quieres probar de mi brillo ♪ ♪ yo, te d

. >> la ediciÓn 2019 de prems os artistas se unen con mensajes sobre la crisis polÍtica en puerto ricomÁs de la mitad del paÍs, aaproximadamente 200 millones de personas bajo amenaza con una fuerte ola de calor. borja: con la humedad muchos sentirÁn temperaturas que estarÍan superando 105 grados yy algunos hasta 115. unos 33 estados estÁn bajo alerta y ya sufren estos embates. carolina: una de las preocupaciones de las autoridades son los golpes de calor por los niÑos que en ocasiones son dejados en los carros. se reportan 20 muerte de menores. borja: estamos con viviana que nos dicen quÉ dice las autoridades. viviana: una peligrosa combinaciÓn de altas temperaturas, pero tambiÉn el porcentaje de humedad que dispararÁ la sensaciÓn tÉrmica hasta 115 grados. las autoridades hospitalarias en el hospital de niÑos harÁn una demostraciÓn de quÉ tan rÁpido se puede calentar un carro. ellos harÁn la prueba con un termÓmetro que serÁ ubicado dentro de este aautomÓvil, han puesto tambiÉn una muÑeca, quieren enfatizar en que los padres no dejen abandonados a sus niÑos en estas temperaturas extrem

dÍa elogiÓ la siguiente portada con la imagen de ricardo rossellÓ lourdes hurtado hasta estado en puerto trae las emociones que se viven allÁ, adelante. >> asÍ es felicidad, cÓmo puedes ver la gente sigue en las calles en puerto rico, a pesar que lograron que el gobernador rossellÓ anunciara su renueva, siguen manifestÁndose en las calles porque para ellos la lucha no ha acabado, pero esto que era una san juan, ahora tambiÉn se ha convertido en una gran celebraciÓn, porque ayer que se dio el anuncio la gente enloqueciÓ de la emocion de saber que por fin los habÍan escuchado, asÍ que las protestas habÍan funcionado para que su voluntad se impusiera. >> gritos tras la renuncia del gobernador. ♪ ♪ (sonido ambiente) >> luego de 12 dÍas de reclamos protestas y disturbios, ricardo rossellÓ dio el paso que la multitud exigÍa y esperaba. >> hoy les anunciÓ que estarÉ renunciando al puesto del gobernador. >> rossellÓ un democrata elegido en 2016 es el primer gobernador que renuncia al cargo en la historia moderna de puerto rico. >> para que sepan que nosotros somos los gobernadores de este paÍs.

and for puerto rico from 2.3 billion just under 160 million. we cannot suffer cuts like that and continue to deliver services. the fast or the path forward is unclear. more money is needed at an equitable matching rate. but there's also need for each of the ancillary areas to deliver capacity of care because ultimately the goal is not just to have the same funding as states. what we want is medical care for those who need it in the ancillary areas to be every bit as good as medical care in the state. i look forward to hearing from the witnesses for their advice and experiences. lastly i want to report that one of the meetings we do right arranged for the directors will advise the time in washington, some of you already know this prior to coming here. but you met yesterday with staff of the senate finance committee and the house commerce committee, we also met for you to arrange with cms centers. you asked them of the meeting for obama care section 1323 money to be used in fiscal year 2020 be used before you use the section 11 or eighth annual b

a mess, puerto rico is a mess but the people of puerto rico are not a mess.eople of puerto rico are not corrupt. the government of puerto rico is corrupt. the government of puerto rico is a mess. and to put that on the entire island of people really makes me so angry. >> and to target someone who's responsible for drawing attention to all of the suffering at the island. it's unclear to me without mayor carmen cruz holding that binder of what they were asking her to do, whether aid would have been rushed in at all and the fact she took trump's arrows is probably why she became a target. >> absolutely. another point is that this is not about political parties. it really is not. the reason why i believe he stepped down as president of his party is because they are nervous. because that party wants statehood. and if you zrie that party, if he brings down that party, that fight comes into question. but the people of puerto rico are not caring about that issue right now. they want things fixed. they want justice. this is not even a socialist issue. i know that's th

sabe yo vivo en puerto rico sÓlo que paso en puerto rico mi me importa.yer con este mismo tema para que hayan salido esas 900 pÁginas es que hay un super espÍa adentro ¿con esos amigos para que quiere enemigos? >> ademÁs tienen los duplicados. jorge: le hizo en beneficio de puerto rico. alan: pero imagÍnate cÓmo son las circunstancias. regina: pero lo hace hace mucho rato solamente que cacharon. jorge: te vamos a adoptar en puerto rico porque me encanta como tÚ hablas. >> ¿se hubiera abierto ese debate si arman este escÁndalo con ricky martin, residente y bad bunny? tienen muchos seguidores y estÁn impregnados de todo lo que sucede. alan: tienen todo el derecho. jorge: porque yo soy boricua. alan: netflix elimina escena de suicidio de "13 razones" tras las mÚltiples quejas le preguntamos es necesario mostrar tan explÍcitamente esta dura realidad del suicidio? aquÍ lo comentamos y una marca de paÑales...jorge, para que aprendas incluyÓ una foto de un bebÉ con su papÁ en la caja. en sin rollo le contamos las opiniones que genera. maÑana los ojos del mundo e

grande para la historia de puerto rico.no y el otro colombianosu compaÑero fue puesto a disposiciÓn del ministerio pÚblico. mÁs adelante veremos si angÉlica rivera da alguna declaraciÓn. ahora vamos con mÁs en esta maÑana. karla: tenemos un historia que conmover a todos con un gran final y aquÍ podrÁn ser testigos de esto. >> es una venezolana que tuvo que cruzar por el rÍo bravo y perderse en la maleza a medianoche, ser vÍctima de robo y a todo tuvo que sobrevivir angelina estrada cuando por fin llegÓ a suelo americano para luego permanecer en un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes . despuÉs de haitÍ nos viene a contar esta historia tras haber salido del centro. ella tambiÉn se pudo reencontrar con su hermanay ambas estÁn aquÍ asi como tambiÉn el bebé. este es un momento que le cambiÓ la vida porque tomar la decisiÓn de migrares un nuevo comienzo. karla: sobre todo poder verla con su hermana quien pensÓ por mucho tiempo que estaba muerta. >> ademÁs tenÍa informaciÓn de ella cuando estaba en mÉxico y cuando toma la decisiÓn

al gobernador de puerto rico?y los cientos de asistentes pedÍan algo en comÚn la renuncia del gobernador de puerto rico rossellÓ. >> aquÍ yo estoy con un montÓn de gente de diferentes partes de la ciudad, de diferentes sentimientos, pero tienen un solo sentimiento, rossellÓ renuncia porque Él es un gobernador donde su corrupciÓn ha quedado revelada. >> donde quiera que exista un puertorriqueÑo asÍ sea en el cielo o la luna, hoy estamos dÁndole el apoyo a nuestros hermanos en puerto rico. >> bueno, como vieron, eso fue lo que se viviÓ aquÍ en nueva york, esta protesta durÓ aproximadamente 3 horas y pues les comento tambiÉn que esto no termina aquÍ para lin-manuel miranda ya que Él estarÁ viajando a puerto rico, donde se juntara con varias personas y asÍ mismo tambiÉn hacerse escuchar su voz a travÉs de esta protesta, pidiendo la renuncia del gobernador de puerto rico. >> gracias un abrazo muy grande, gracias por haber estado ahÍ para seguir haciendo eco del pueblo puertorriqueÑo y que todo el mundo sepa lo que estÁ

pasamos de puerto rico a otros temas.iriÉndose a pandilleros. lo hizo luego que el gobierno informÓ que el fin de semana sÓlo detuvo a una treintena de personas. el hecho es que como no dice claudia uceda, el temor continÚa entre los inmigrantes. claudia: las redadas fueron muy exitosas, decÍa trump a los cuatro vientos hace una semana cuando su operativo masivo dirigido a familias con Órdenes de deportaciÓn ya habÍa empezado. pero segÚn ice, su gobierno sÓlo detuvo a 35 personas de la meta de 2000 arrestos. los arrestos ocurridos en 10 ciudades, 18 eran miembros de familias que cruzar a un juntos la frontera. el director interino de ice minimizÓ la idea de que estÉ operativo no ha tenido los resultados esperados. dijo que solamente es el principio y que continuarÁn detrás de estos casos. hoy trump vendiÓ cifras al referirse al arresto de pandillas y no de familias. el gobierno difundiÓ este vÍdeo de agentes de ice buscando a criminales en otro operativo . anunciaron mÁs de 900 arrestos a nivel nacional. >> bÁsicamente no

quality for puerto rico. we are talking about people coming from the workers party, from unions, from environmental groups, from student leaders at university. some of us have come from the

the puerto ricans that died during hurricane maria 2 years ago. you wonder has island never been seen before monday more than 500000 people took to the streets in protest the entire population silently 3000000 500000 get an idea of how think that was the biggest protest ever seen on this island and and it really brought the pressure to fair many famous people from our culture and music from sports came back to the island people such as ricky martin coming back to the island to support this movement and let's be clear this was important this was not just about removing this governor people say here say that they're tired 2 years after maria there's still a lot of rebuilding that needs to be done here after that terrible hurricane that destroyed this entire island it was guy when it was out of power for more than a year people here saying they've had enough and they wanted to put their foot down and that's what they did during the last few weeks it culminated just a few minutes ago when the governor of puerto rico said he would fire. and stepped dow

>> right, no, puerto rico is at a turning point. this i a moment of crisis for i am going to say country because that is how folks describe puerto rico as a u.s. territory but st a moment where folks are really starting to call in all havegrieveances that they had to enduring for years. >> sreenivasan: from puerto rico arelis hernandez, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> sreenivasan: perhaps the most ng image of the great depression is dorothea lange's 1936 portrait of a migrant mother in nipomo, california. the photographeround the woman sitting in a camp where field workers had assembled after their pea ops had failed. the great recession of our era perhaps has no such single image, but photographer and writer chris arnade has a book full of images with an equally compelling and imtimate pepective of what he calls "back row america." for more than ten years he's been travelling the country, taking pictures and writing storiesce about americans f to the margins and trying to survive. newshour weekend's christopher bo

puerto rico texting the governor saying i'm salivating to shoot her up.ding, quote, you would be doing me a favor. >> trevor: whoa, what is wrong with you, dude, violence, misogyny, homophobia? and i can i say it's extra offensive to diss ricky martnan puerto rico. you don't come for ricky on his home turf. like talking trash about derek jeter at a yankees game or avocados as brunch or hedgehogs at don, jr.'s house. these leaks only added fuel to the fire. we're learning these days, anything you say in private will not stay private forever. you text them, they are not going to say that. you want to tell your friend a shitty joke, there's only one way to do it, drive to the middle of no, where meet your friend in an empty field and you whisper the joke in their ear. and when your friend turns around, you shoot them in the back of the head. you might go to jail for murder but you won't get canceled. you can come back for murder. look at o.j. if anything, he's going to get canceled for his tweets. people would be, like, did you see what he said on twitter? w

on the left and the radical left in particular in puerto rico.e were seeing a lot of protests against the fiscal control board. and those protests were cut short as a result of the devastation of hurricane maria. and as people scrambled to deal with just how to survive, they wre not able to get into the streets. and so what we're seeing now is about almost two years later after hurricane maria, the chants actually prompted people to take to the streets and denounce the corruption of both the local and the federal governments and their role in making people's lives more difficult in puerto rico. >> the way that that corruption has impacted people, to your point, it impacts their lives, but as we heard from the mayor just a few minutes ago, it's the mood of people's voices being heard. each one of those voices, though, is a little bit different. they may be united in some of what is bringing them out today. but it's not just one thing at this point, is it? >> that's correct. one of the things that ricky has succeeded in, if anything, has been bring

ricardo rosellÓ: la prioridad debe ser el poblado puerto rico. tanto, todo mi tiempo debe estar destinado con las especialidades que como gobernadora asum[i. de un lado, cualquier interÉs personal al resistir al nominaciÓn a la donaciÓn del próximo aÑo. carolina: hasta puerto rico ha llegado artistas como remate, residente y mucho mÁs. vamos apostÓlico para que nos cuenten cÓmo estÁ esta histÓrica parÁlisis. reportera: es la coronaciÓn de 10 dÍas de manifestaciones ininterrumpidas en la isla de puerto rico. todo porque este grupo de gente quiere que el gobernador renuncia. ayer ocurrieron hechos que exacerbar los Ánimos.mientras todo esto ocurre, tenemos otra situaciÓn. y es que la cÁmara de representantes de puerto rico se estÁn empezando, se estÁn calentando los motores para un juicio de lo que acÁ llaman residenciamiento, bÁsicamente servicio polÍtico. nosotros vamos a llevar todas las incidencias durante todo el dÍa en las plataformas de univisiÓn. por favor, quÉdese con nosotros. regreso al estudio. borja: nos acompaÑa la lista polÍtica torr

y no sÓlo para puerto rico. >> el ex congresista gutiÉrrez exigiÓ la cÁmara de representantes de puerto rico que inicie el juicio polÍtico el gobernador. >> hoy hagan el trabajo del pueblo. y busquen un nuevo gobernador. y empiecen el proceso de refinanciamiento de este gobernador. ustedes tienen esa responsabilidad. no sean oportunistas. lourdes: entra de la cambie-- entrada la tarde las inclemencias del tiempo cambio. a la marcha la bautizaron como 660,000 + 1, en alusiÓn al nÚmero de personas que eligiera gobernador en las pasadas elecciones, rechazando su argumento de que no renuncia porque fue elegido por el pueblo. esa era manifestaciÓnse movió aquÍ a la fortaleza nuevamente. pueden ver que hay una fiesta de pueblo, la gente tiene mucha alegrÍa. por acÁ estuvo daddy yankee. esa alegrÍa de una manera vino a traerla porque se sabe que puerto rico se estÁn viviendo momentos muy difÍciles y dice que nunca viene de +1 alegrÍa. aunque ha venido a pedir que renuncie el gobernador rosellÓ. se espera que maÑana con

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the billions in debt puerto rico faces. esterity measures that h been imposed tbrail oversight board that are leading to the slhing of all kindsf public services. they've made it really hard for puerto ricans to just get by, forcing hundreds of thousands of ople to leave for the united states over thead last dece. and then, of course, the bungled response to hurricane hurricane, which inflicted a lot of damage and trauma on puerto ricans which they still hav't recovered from. all of those things are -- the traumas around,hose thin people have been trying to suppress them and hold things together and just sort of move forward day by day. they feel like they can't do it anymore, and that's why people e fed up. >> nawaz: adrian, you mentioned that oversight board. briefly explain to us, what's their role, and are members of that bored vulnerable now, as well? >> so the federal oversight board, which puerto ricans call the fiscal control board, is a body that the u.s. congress c appointed ple years ago take control of puerto ri

i have many puerto rican friends. have a real understanding of puerto rico. i have had jobs in puerto rico. i think the most successful, i own the miss universe contest pageants, we had them in puerto rico twice. out there, we had tremendous successes. they said literally 100%. this ever happens. -- this never happens to i think -- this never happens. i think it was close to 100% of the island itself was watching. they like those pageants. i have a great relationship with puerto rico. i am the best thing that ever happened to puerto rico. congress has given them $92 billion. pakistan would like some of that -- $92 billion in the money was squandered and wasted and stolen. i'll tell you what, the senators are not happy about it, and congress is not happy about it, because you have totally grossly incompetent leadership in puerto rico. the people in puerto rico are great. the people of puerto rico like me, and they should, because nobody has given them what i give them. the leadership is corrupt and incompetent. thank you very much, everybody everybody.porter:

the president has had issues with the leadership in puerto rico all along. far, stretching into dc. >> what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> good morning to everybody. tuesday morning in new york city, a great lineup, 3 hours of news, the national economic council director larry kudlow, the number one winning guy talking about the economy, doing really well, what his future look like and democratic senator doug jones from alabama and judge andrew napolitano previewing what we hear. and see it time and time again, conservatives and journalists getting beaten, two us senators pushing the label, anti-fascist or antifa protesters as a terrorist group. republican senator bill cassidy introduced that bill. that is hard to look at. >> coming right back. hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me bac

puerto rico amanece hoy de fiesta.ue renunciaba, sino que hoy ha continuado la a lo ocurrido. vamos a tener el placer de hablar con una de las manifestantes. por quÉ esta usted aquÍ?quÉ piensa de todo esto? >>estamos celebrando el triunfo de puerto rico de sacar un corrupto y aÚn gobernante que no ama su patria. lourdes: cree quÉ esto que consiguieron es muy significante para la isla? >> es significativa. nos falta mucho por hacer. quedan de esas personas en el gobierno, pero estamos contentos. lourdes: muchas gracias por su opiniÓn. muy agradecida. ese sentimiento de la seÑoraes compartido por muchos puertorriqueÑos. hemos hablado con varios de ellos mientras hemos estado aquÍ. la preocupaciÓn es que esto no se vea como el final. en realidad es el comienzo. la persona que ahora se supone que tiene el puesto la secretarÍa de justicia wanda vÁsquez no es muy querida por la ciudadanÍa. incluso, ella se le tilda de una persona que fue muy polÍtica a la hora y doÑa. adeÁ enfrentÓ asunto de los tribunales por un tema del ro

i have many puerto rican friends. understanding of puerto rico. i've had jobs in puerto rico. i think the most successful, i owned the miss pageants, and t, we had them in puerto rico twice, and i tell you, we had successes. in fact, they said literally a hundred percent, this never it was close to a hundred percent of the island watching.s they liked those pageants president i've had a great relationship with puerto rico. i'm the best thing that ever to puerto rico, but congress has given them $92 illion, pakistan would like some of that, $92, not 1.3, ecause pakistan was getting $1.3 billion, $92 billion and squandered, wasted and stolen, and i tell you what, are not happy about it and congress is not happy about it. you really do. totally, grossly incompetent leadership at the top of puerto rico. the people of puerto rico are great. and the people of puerto rico, like me, and they should because given them what i give them. but the leadership is corrupt, and incompetent. .hank you very much, everybody [several talking at once] president trump: thank you, everybody. [caption

>> that isa very complicated task here in puerto rico, in part because the puerto rican government only has -- the governor only has so much power, pecially right now this oversight board has a lot of the control of the purse stris. so in many instances, any governor of puerto rico has to get permission from this federally appointed, non-elected board to implement public policy. it's a very sort of complicated question, but it is one that puerto rico is going to have to figure out very soon. >> nawaz: adrn frido of npr joining us from san juan, puto rico. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me >> nawaz: in the day's other news, china condemned pro- democracy protests in ho kong and warned they are directly blueprintingsre depect to include big increase for spending annse. the deal removes the possibility of government shutdowns for the foreseeable future. china condemned pro-democracy protests in hong kong and warned they are directly challenging the central government's authority. on sunday, more than 100,000 people marched in the streets ok hog. at night, some egged and spray- p

. >> and cheers in puerto rico as the governor is out. did he predict his own demise months before he resigned? >> i'm not the best spokesperson. >> plus what happens when you make too much money so your qualify for free lunch -- but not enough money to make ends meet? soledad: how much money did you end up owing? soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact. puerto rico's governor says he will step down on august second. it comes after days of protests following a scandal over chat messages. ricardo rossello and male members of his staff, made homophobic and sexist comments in group chat messages which were obtained by the puerto rico center for investigative journalism -- and they include more than 900 pages of messages including one that joked about the bodies of hurricane maria victims of the morgue. the governor apologized for the messages. but puerto ricans say the latest scandal was just the final straw after suffering through years of fiscal mismanagement, severe cuts to public education, and the aftermath of maria. tha

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