what do you know about puerto rico? >> jimmy: puerto rico? not much. i mean, i know it's an unincorporated territory of the united states, about 1,000 miles southeast of miami. and i know it's known locally as borinquen, from the indigenous taino name borinken, meaning land of the valiant lord. oh, and it was colonized by spain in 1493 after the arrival of columbus, and remained in spanish possession for the next four centuries. and the u.s. acquired it in 1898 after the spanish-american war under the terms of the treaty of paris. and it's political status has been a matter of public debate ever since. >> tariq: okay but -- >> jimmy: oh, and its chief exports include rum, and electronics, and pharmaceuticals, and chemicals, and medical equipment. i can't believe i forgot medical equipment, and of course canned tuna. other than that, i don't know much about puerto rico. why? >> tariq: "hamilton" is playing in puerto rico and we got tickets. want to come? >> jimmy: wepa! ♪ >> steve: from the beautiful island of puerto rico, it's "the tonight show" starti

i love puerto rico. >> lin manuel miranda hopes hamilton will help rebuild the hurricane ravaged island. and nasa goes into deep space to find this? >> kind of looks like a lumpy snowman. >> what this important discover can tell us about the origins of our solar system. soledad: lin-manuel miranda's highly-anticipated return to the stage as "alexander hamilton" in puerto rico has hit a snag. the musical, set to open this week, will no longer be held at the university of puerto rico. it's changing venues over security concerns. some students and staff are expected to protest the show because of budget cuts to the school. the change is also forcing organizers to reschedule some performances. but as they say in showbiz, the show must go on. miranda is hoping the production will bring in millions of dollars to help puerto rico rebuild after hurricane maria. which killed more than 2900 people. and caused an estimated 102-billion dollars in damages. i recently spoke with lin-manuel and his father, luis about t

♪ >> steve: from the beautiful island of puerto rico, it's "the tonight show" starting jimmy fallon.onight, join jimmy and his guests -- lin-manuel miranda, the cast of "hamilton," bad bunny, chef jose andres, and music from jose feliciano and ozuna. and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon. ♪ >> jimmy: hola, everyone. we're here. we are so excited to be doing "the tonight show" from the beautiful island of puerto rico. even just walking around, you can feel the energy and the spirit of this place. the history, the food, the music, the people, puerto rico is thriving, and it's open for business. and what better than to show it than lin-manuel miranda taking his whole team on the road and bringing "hamilton" to puerto rico for the very first time. they're supporting the arts. they're raising money for the island, and they're celebrating all the amazing things puerto rico has to offer. and when we heard that lin was doing that, we were like, "we're coming down too, and we're ready to party." so now we're here. we're in san juan.

broadway in puerto rico. >> broadway in puerto rico.is a beautiful theater. >> reporter: yeah, this is nice. it wasn't the first choice. the musical was supposed to be put on at the university of puerto rico. that is the alma mater of luis miranda, lin-manuel's father. >> the island and particularly the university have gone through so much turmoil, change, economic austerity, that i figured let's put them on the map. >> reporter: after a million dollars was spent to repair the university's theater, a local labor union sent a warning -- >> the letter ended up saying there are real problems at the university of puerto rico, and we want to advise thatthgs, protests, can happen around your production. >> reporter: and you're thinking, i don't know if i can provide security for everybody who's coming to see the musical. >> yeah. you know, we have 1,700 people inside the theater. we have 150 cast and crew including my son. >> reporter: what do you want? ♪ this production to mean to the island? >> puerto rico is ready. that if this can happen,

puerto rico is 30 miles. third of the island still without power. you guys know you're american citizens, right? yes. do you feel like it? yes, but we've been abandoned by our government of the united states, as well as the government of puerto rico. a bridge washed out, a community cut off. it's horrible because this is our only entrance and exit. there's nowhere in and nowhere out. for you, this is the end of the world right here. doctors saving the injured and the sick. also, the ptsd, post-traumatic stress disorder. from the hurricane. yes. they don't have food. they don't have water. they don't have jobs. this would never happen on the mainland. you'd see trucks everywhere. you'd see military deployment. thousands making the wrenching decision. i feel like a coward for leaving this. you feel like a sellout or something? yes, i feel like i'm selling out. i feel like i'm running away, just running away from this. but i also saw optimism. is there hope? there's always hope. yeah. for the three-and-half-mill

sessions from the atlantic festival, beginning with michelin star and chef, discussing his work in puerto rico after hurricane katrina hit the island in 2017. >> you don't know how lucky you are. for so many reasons. do you know how lucky you are? i will tell you how lucky you are. >> with you on this stage. >> welcome and thank you for the. you are lucky because something exciting will happen. our conversation, which no doubt will be exciting. let me alert you to the fact p.m.,xactly 2:18 president trump in the from of the federal government will be alert. an emergency there is no secret that you, chef, have had some tension with the president. i don't know if this is a message he is sending from the beyond in some way, some subliminal message. >> well, i don't want to sound pretentious but i made that happen. [ applause ] >> i have been for more than one year trying to meet with feem at-- people at fema and i guess they don't understand my english and finally we are sending a message and we are here, to prove that finally they spoke to me. so this is a living proof for them that they are act

puerto rico. the -- in comparison with families living in the mainland, puerto rico never got a tool to work out this. small families consisted of one or two children are exclude interested receiving this necessary benefit. e purpose p of the child tax credit is to be a tool to help children and raise themselves out of poverty. puerto rico poverty rate is now 45%. that's 178% higher than mississippi. the lowest household income of puerto rico is $19,000 a year. compared to $43,000 in the state of mississippi. and $61,000 average in the whole mainland. this proposal will help puerto rico's economy and benefit about 355,000 families and more children in puerto rico. i thank congressman serrano, fitzpatrick, and duffy for being original co-sponsor of this bill. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment to section 4 of the united states centennial commission act of 2016, public law 114-196, and the order of the house of januar

we got a meeting in december with the dworchor of puerto rico -- governor of puerto rico and the chairwoman asking for this $600 million to the puerto rico n.a.p. program. we really need this money to be included and be available until fiscal year 2020. but this bill also contains an important provision for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands as well. extending the 100% federal cost share for assistance under the stafford act for disasters in the territories to rebuild to the current standards. that was included in the last provision last -- in the last congress, so having this extension is important in order to maximize the resources. this is critical. the losts caused by these disasters left our community with no position to cover -- to have the matching funds requirement. the -- so this bill will especially be important for my constituents. a little bit disappointed that the continuing resolution was attached to the bill. i do support the reopening of the government. however, this should not be -- the disaster supplemental was intended to help people recover and rebuild for natural d

we got a meeting in december with the dworchor of puerto rico -- governor of puerto rico and the chairwoman asking for this $600 million to the puerto rico n.a.p. program. we really need this money to be included and be available until fiscal year 2020. but this bill also contains an important provision for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands as well. extending the 100% federal cost share for assistance under the stafford act for disasters in the territories to rebuild to the current standards. that was included in the last provision last -- in the last congress, so having this extension is important in order to maximize the resources. this is critical. the losts caused by these disasters left our community with no position to cover -- to have the matching funds requirement. the -- so this bill will especially be important for my constituents. a little bit disappointed that the continuing resolution was attached to the bill. i do support the reopening of the government. however, this should not be -- the disaster supplemental was intended to help people recover and rebuild for natural d

puerto rico es el mÁs desigual del mundo.tenemos 12 asesinatos menos que los que hubo en 2017 teresa no se trata de estadÍsticas. se trata de que un solo asesinato, un solo crimen es insostenible. >> en puerto rico reconocen que hay una crisis y que las agencias federales han fallado en la lucha contra el crimen. precisamente se estÁn solicitando mÁs recursos federales para ser destacados en la isla. a finales del mes el gobierno de puerto rico convocÓ a una cumbre de seguridad. en san juan, puerto rico, millie mendes univisiÓn. >> mientras el gobierno continÚa parcialmente cerrado por la polÉmica de los fondos para un muro fronterizo con mÉxicoy la administraciÓn trump persiste antiinmigrante. en un periodo de tres aÑos acogerÁ unmillÓn de inmigrantes en un programa-- >> el gobierno de canadÁ confirmÓ que recibirÁ en el paÍs a 1 millÓn de inmigrantes en los prÓximos tres aÑos. esta polÍtica de migraciÓn era la oportunidad de tener su residencia permanente a cientos de miles de personas. >> estÁn los trabajadores calificados

puerto rico in january. not a bad gig. more than three democrats as you said in their families flowed near on a private charter plane with a whole bunch of lobbyists. this is a winter retreat by action committee to lobby for more money for this troubled island. puerto rico has had a lot of debt for a number of years now. that was exacerbated by that terrible hurricane in 2017 in september. a number of meetings took place over this long weekend, there was a lot of free time as possible. evidence hereby the picture of bob menendez. he is their only beach, having a good time. that golden january 10. today we cut up with the senator and he didn't want to talk to us. check it out. >> unit hours an end hours of meetings. >> i want to be fair. >> we had a whole number of these, all of them in the same place. a couple of them did want to talk to us. jerry nadler was happy to defend the decision to come down to puerto rico and have a nice weekend admits the government shutdown. >> a lot of people would say, why are t

hamilton manuel miranda conquista puerto rico y ayuda a poner en perspectiva cuÁnto le falta a la islaa recuperarse del paso del huracÁn marÍa. tenemos impresionantes imÁgenes que muestran a un grupo de buzos en medio de un enorme tiburÓn de 20 pies de largo y ocho pies de alto en hawai. comenzamos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos aÍda calderÓn. --ilia. jorge: comenzamos con la entrada masiva de mÁs de 751 comentados en menos de una semana tras cruzar la frontera por tres estados. el grupo mÁs llamativo ingresÓ por yuma, arizona luego de excavar un hoyo debajo de una valla fronteriza. 247 migrantes llegaron a nuevo mÉxicoy otros 131 pasaron a suelo estadounidense en el sur de texas. pedro rojas tiene su llegada. pedro: este es el grupo mÁs grande de entregas a la patrulla fronteriza en la historia. son 376 inmigrantes, mayormente familia y menores sin acompaÑantes centroamericanos que ingresaron por yuma, arizona. derecho obligÓ a que decenas de oficiales establecerÁn su identidad en relaciÓn en la zona antes de transportarlos a centros de detenciÓn. >> entre lo

y me dijo quiero orar por puerto rico.eo? ahora que se ha vuelto vital cuÉntanos qué te gustarÍa que pasara? >> bueno, yo trato de conseguir la paz para puerto rico, el amor, la compasiÓn, esos valores. que estÁn cometienlos asesinatos, escuchan esta oraciÓn y tengan amor, misericordia y compasiÓn. carolina: te agradecemos ya tu madre tambiÉn por estar acÁ en la ediciÓn digital es un vÍdeo que sea vuelto viral en cuestiÓn de dÍas. el niÑo cuenta que quiere cheff o pastor, le pregunta si quiere estar en la polÍtica y dice absolutamente no. ♪ en la tienda o en tu puerta. target. rápido y listo. el 60 % de las mujeres usa toallas del tamaño incorrecto y puede tener derrames. no tiene que ser así con always my fit. prueba el tamaño siguiente para hasta un 20 % más de cobertura de día o de noche. porque mejor cobertura es mejor protección. always polemica en redes!!la marca "gillette" ha decidido arriesgarse en su reciente borja: polÉmica en redes sociales porque la marca el gillet denuncia lo que llaman la mÁcula anidada tÓxic

. >> ofrece productos de calidad y auspicia la industria de puerto rico el café con leche batida conto en forma molida on e grano , próximamente es internacional . >> lo hará de puerto rico para colombia , de calí me llamaron que transporta celebridades quiero esas maquinas en mis unidades ya salió de puerto rico yinirar para seguir sueños sin importar los problemas a presentarse para telenoticias . >> se me antojó . >> que ingenio además que saltó a colombia de puerto rico , y ahora si se compra pero ganancias también . >> hay que ver si lo ponen en estados unidos . usted , tenemo pero mire siendo joven pueda disfrutar de años dorados por un ratito le diremos cómo las tecnología podría hacer de esto una relaidad . >> siganos en las redes sociales en las direcciones en pantalla también nuestro sitio web está para sus gadgets . >> [música] . > . >> esta tarde a las 5 pm en noticiero telemundo 48 crece pánico en vendedores ambulanes . >> escándalo en la iglesia católica 30 clerigos tienen acusaciones por agresiones a menores . >> mire acá un oficial de la policía con su arma de reglame

i agree with my friend on the inclusion of puerto rico. and i'm glad my friend brought that forward this time. and if we could get something that would be passed by the senate and signed by the past, i would be voting. this exercise is meant to be political is not something i will subject, even though i worked with you. i don't hold either of you response i will for that but we are here. and i think we would be better to legislate than to engage in what is a political exercise. i allow my friend, the chairman -- the distinguished chairman of the appropriations committee to make any comments she wishes to make. mrs. lowey: it is a privilege to work with you, my dear friend, and i appreciate your wisdom and i >>> well, first of all, it is always a privilege to work with dear friend, and i always appreciate your wisdom i can learn feel something. but i'm a little puzzled by your it would seem e to me this is a very serious bill. it was written to respond to the great needs of disasters all country. between the biled fires ten the puerto rico,

there are going to be more hurricanes hitting puerto rico. it's madness that we still don't have any comprehensive story. and i think when you -- when he talks about in that clip, katrina, the iconic nature of katrina as this failure and where puerto rico sits in our collective imagination about american tragedy and american failure as a governance, and it doesn't register. >> it doesn't register among the public and -- because it was not, there was no -- it did not resonate by the people who were supposed to make these after-event assessments. >> that's right. >> or to deal with it in the first place. so, you know, the public gets the cues from them and we're overwhelmed by the news. >> one thought i have, a fervent hope of mine, the democrats in-house do something. in some ways i get they have a lot on their plate, they're swimming upstream. in the area of climate change, the fact this is a u.s. territory, it is in the caribbean ocean in a warming world. >> they need to make this link about climate change because it's not like these hurrica

democrats continue facing backlash for spending part of the shutdown in puerto rico.a publisher for the federalist said the belief that the wall is, quote, immoral. >> the question about who is to blame for the shutdown is the wrong question to ask. it is the question dc's asking. if you listen to the comment about the money, this is not about the money but sending a message in this case by the president to his base that i am after two years of not dealing with this promise, the biggest promise i made, going to deal with this and the message from democratic leadership to their base, they are not going to shop in washington to have their first act to be to bend over to this president on his signature issue. the president needs to be more to the argument about what the democrats position really is. they believe this wall is immoral because more -- borders are immoral or a significant portion of the base does, put them in that position and this internal conventional wisdom about who's to blame for the shutdown, he's not going to win that. rob: he once $5 billion for the

puerto rico has 200 and 80,000 medicare equal to 97 of all duels on the island. amendment 38 address the current reimbursement making necessary changes to correct and stabilize and make the payments to the island. with that amendment at present is number 39. it is to create transparency and awareness of disaster funds. since 2017 puerto rico has had over $40 billion for disaster relief but yet 97% of those funds we haven't received it yet. the plans and invoices have been somebody but the majority of these funds have not been dispersed. for example, of 39.4 billion allocated to puerto rico only 18 billion has been obligated. and barely 9.7 has been outplayed. this is a problem that you the united states is having as well as texas, florida and the carolinas. dating back in 2016. this amendment will provide congress the opportunity and agencies to keep us updated about what is the progress of these reimbursements so we can know the reasons for the device and how to correct them and congress. it is due to a lack of transparency that i propose is amendment that requi

citizens in puerto rico. this bill writes that injustice. the legislation recognizes scientific reality and the simple fact that climate change is increasing the number and severity of natural disasters. it includes 2.54 billion recently in seed funding to mitigate damage from future disasters preventing loss of life and damage to property. we all want to ensure that american families and communities have the resources they need to recover from recent natural disasters. to do so, we must have the federal government open and operating. i've submitted an amendment to the bill to immediately reopen the federal the front and pay employees through february 8 that will allow federal agencies to begin carrying out the final word that we are funding in this bill. i want to make that very clear the amendment to this bill to immediately reopen the federal government and pay federal employees through february 8 will allow federal agencies to begin carrying out the work that we are funding in this bill. in addition my amendment will ensure that the fede

nos vamos ahora puerto rico.star causando esta ola de violencia en la isla. >> no sÓlo tiroteos de noche y a plena luz del dÍa. >> hay dos sin asesinaba. >> sino tambiÉn reacciones que reflejan un apartado total de sensibilidad por parte de los que forman parte de este submundo de delincuencia que esta ahogando a puerto rico. >> que tengamos que estar pendientes de si podemos salir, de por dÓnde tenemos que transitar y a la hora del dÍa, que lo harÍa te puede tocar a ti aunque no tenga nada que ver con ese mundo. >> el gobierno de la isla ha aumentado las intervenciones en los bares marginales buscando los responsables de los Últimos tiroteos que por su prudencia se hicieron virales en las redes sociales haciendo quena inmigraciÓn ciudadana se disparara. >> todo el mundo en puerto rico se siente inseguro. >> el gobernador reconoce que hay preocupaciÓn, pero asegura que las estadÍsticas reflejan que el crimen se ha reducido y en lo que va del aÑo han habido 14 asesinatos menos en relaciÓn a los que hubo el aÑo pas

. >> me gusta este ritmo sabroso . >> te vi bailar . >> ellos llegan a san josé el oe >> hasta puerto ricohoso se ensañó con dos personas esto y más a las 5 pm en noticiero 48 telemundo . >> mire the tonight show se grabó en puerto rico y jimmy dice que es una carta de amor a la isla . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> es un programa especial con fin de resaltar la cultura de puerto rico que la isla aún tiene problemas por los daños y costo de 130 mil dólares . >> su inspiración fue miranda que es de puerto rico y le habló el año pasado de sus planes de estar en la isla una temporada de hamilton lo vemos bailando y hablando de hamilton fue uno de los personajes aunque no sé si fue obra o su show . >> habla de comida, música, cultura así que no se pierda este show, muchas gracias por su compañía nos vemos ahora noticiero nacional . >> [música] . > . >> en la nuevado varios integrantes cruzan a la fuerza entre honduras y guatemala. >> en el juicio del chapo la fiscalÍa quiere que no se siga hablando de corrupciÓn para no daÑar la credibilidad del testigo que dijo que peÑanieto recibiÓ 100 millones de

aÑo. >>> quÉ triste. >>> y hamas de un muerte de trapero sino aparte de la violencia que hay en puerto ricoo si lo es, serÍa mÁs triste. >>> bueno la verdad. >>> lo que me parece muy fuerte es que en los primeros diez dÍas de aÑo ya eran 24 casos de violencia de actos como estos en una isla linda que es lo que estÁ pasando y que no se hace nada? >>> no solo eso, sino que tambiÉn fue como la gota que rebasÓ el vaso porque hasta los visto vi dio de tiroteos en la isla entonces la situaciÓn se estÁ escapando de las manos del gobierno de las autoridades entonces, b entonces. >>> quÉ lamentable. >>> por que vib por su familia que descanse en paz. >>> y para que esto en el mundo de la mÚsica y en general, se termino pero en de una vez por todas. >>> que descanse en paz pero que tambiÉn que se quepa quÉ ocurriÓ. >>> para hablar del vello corbo oral femenino quiero saber algo. hacerle frente a las convenciones sociales un estudiante de drama del 21 aÑos lanzÓ una campaÑa que invita a las mujeres a no depilarse durante el mes de enero. si no aceptarse tal cuales son y asÍ sentirse mÁs em podo rada,

monday, january 14 waiting at the white house, president trump demanding democrats return from puerto ricoo make a deal to build the wall. >> democrats overplayed their hand? we are live with san juan day 24 of the shutdown. >> house of horrors jayme closs accused kidnapper said to face judge. >> we learned about parentsp murder chilling questions about a motive. . >> happy birthday -- >> and what happens when the national anthem singer forgets -- >> the patriotic, as "fox & friends" -- right now. ♪ ♪ ♪. >> i got -- home, home, home. >> -- ♪ these everywhere. >> on weekend show also played and i think we said you can't be upset if you hear -- >> okay -- good morning -- you are watching "fox & friends" first. >> thank you for starting week with us president trump lashing left for having fun in puerto rico shutdown enters day 24. >> democrats facing bitter battle over border security with they get to washington live in san juan puerto rico wrapping up a winter retreat, good morning. >> good morning. the forecast today is 83, and sunny here in san juan puerto rico, not too bad, more than 100

hamilton has been over here which has shed a spotlight on puerto rico.f the lists that have been pointing out places to visits and we want to rebuild effectively and take some of the chronic ills that we've had in the past and make it an opportunity. our view for puerto rico is to have one that's open for business, that's an empowering state that can be an island of innovation and home of the human cloud all the while connecting the americas because we're part of the united states but at the same time we have the latin-american culture. it would be devastating for us not to get that funding because it would mean that the dreams of rebuilding effectively would be zblo zbloft you mentioned hamilton premier over the weekend. some democratic officials were at that event, i think we have some pictures of it which we can show here. do you think that the democrats should have been down there watching a play instead of working with the president to try to end the shutdown? >> well, they were here also listening for over four hours. they had a hearing. this is th

. >> glor: it's opening night in puerto rico for "hamilton."opes it will help mend the still-suffering island. david begnaud is there. david? wa reporter: the show is under ay, jeff, and there is not an empty seat to be found in the house. ilamilton" coming to puerto rico brings positive press to this island that it needs and, quite frankly, deserves. you know, puerto rico is still struggling to recover more than a year after hurricane maria. it's been nearly 16 months since hurricane maria left puerto rico in ruins. maria brought this u.s. long-deserved for issues that run deep here, like corruption and poverty. ( gunfire ) lately, violence on the bankrupt island has led to widespread fear. carmen cruz is the mayor of san juan, who has some context. >> we literally cannot hide our inequality and the poverty of puerto rico behind palm trees and piÑa coladas. s> reporter: puerto rico's d,nkruptcy on top of the costly hurricane recovery has seen funding slashed across the board, including to a huge source of puerto rican pride, the arts. >> we've

they are living the high life in puerto rico. glad they are helping the people of puerto rico, that hurricane was horrific. >> but when the president has been sitting in the snow in the oval office now for weeks wanting to talk to the democrats and broker a deal? what you see there, laura, basking in the sun and surf? that demonstrates the arrogance a party that knows they have no fear of any concrete consequences because they have the threat of support of the press. this points to the corruption of the media that protects the democratic party and their agenda. it also points to something bigger. they do not want to work with the trump administration or this president because they consider him fundamentally illegitimate. that's what the fbi stories are all about. that's what the russia hoax is all about. it continues to stay. while we are talking about looking forward to the 2020 election cycle, they are still fighting the 2016 cycle and they are doing everything they can, including shutting down the government and not working wi

how is this addressing puerto rico disaster relief?epublicans this would be leading the news cycle. but because of democrats the mainstream media is largely ignoring it. nancy pelosi might have learned her lesson after going to hawaii over christmas. she actually cancelled this trip according to news reports. but it makes democrats look not serious about this partial government shutdown. liz: we have to leave it there. danielle, you will be back on this slow along with kelsey. the weekend winter storm blanketing the u.s. d.c. just recovering from 6 inches of snow over the weekend. meteorologists warning the cross-country storm could dump over a foot of snow in new york this weekend. >> so the storm that we have been talking about that happened this past weekend. this is the radar loop. you see this pushing offshore. but that doesn't mean we are doing. there are several rounds of winter storms running on the west coast. across portions of southern california, that's where all these advisories are. this is a future radar from round one t

president trump has treated puerto rico with extraordinary disrespect.y the people of puerto rico the courtesy of acknowledging the deaths of the people they love. he looks over to puerto rico to see if he can take away unspent dollars that were designated for relief efforts. it's just fundamentally wrong. >> reporter: later today senator warren is headed to south carolina, all as the democratic field seems to be growing by the day. yesterday i had a chance to ask her what she feels about the fact that there are now four democratic female candidates running for president and she said this moment should be celebrated and it is long overdue. >> it's connected to current debate because he is talking about diverting funds from puerto rico for the wall. >>> the mayor of south bend, indiana, eis launching an exploratory committee today. the democrat served in afghanistan after running for mayor of south bend in 2012. in a statement he said in a moment like this underdog campaign wilings will go furthe the establishment will allow. >> the president likes to mak

ricardo rossello / puerto rico: "it's, it's it's an awful possibility. just consider what it means. means using funding for u.s. citizens that are in a vulnerable state, and i'm not only talking about puerto ricans i'm talking about people from california texas and so forth and using them to build a wall. it would be devastating for us and not to get that funding because it would mean that the dreams of rebuilding effectively would be lost." (pam)be lost."effectively would be lost." (pam) according to officials, more than 13- billion of the 14 billion dollars appropriated by congress ... which has been earmarked for repair projects in puerto rico, texas, florida and here in california... remains unspent. (ken) ominous news for the condition of the planet... a pair of new studies released today says the earth's ice is that's bad news for global sea levels.researchers from u-c irvine looked at data on ice and snow from the entire continent of antarctica since 1979. they found antarctica's crucial ice sheet has been melting for the whole 39 year period... and not just in a couple place

quÉ bonito, que hermoso y quÉ recuerdos trae de los que no vivimos en nuestra patria en puerto ricoriqueÑo para sentirse sensibilizado ante una canciÓn asÍ y conociendo lo que estÁ pasando puerto rico y el momento que estÁ viviendo ahora. >> pero a ustedes les decimos, muy buenos dÍas hoy es miÉrcoles 16 de enero de 2019, gracias por acompaÑarnos y comenzamos con un momento tan hermoso como ese. >> los ojos aguados. >> y josÉ feliciano que le mueve el corazÓn a todos. >> quÉ bonita combinaciÓn de voces en una canciÓn que todo el mundo la adoptÓ. >> el contraste fue precios, pasamos de algo muy agradable a algo no tan agradable por los 100 millones de dÓlares que presuntamente recibiÓ el expresidente enrique peÑa nieto. >> vaya bombazo que se desatÓ en el juicio de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn de eso y mas les hablaremos en la secciÓn de noticias chicos buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas a todos en casa comenzamos con la primera ediciÓn de noticias "un nuevo dÍa" en este miÉrcoles. ♪ ♪ como le estÁbamos comentando a los nombres de varios expresidentes mexicanos que aparecieron en sesiones ante

puerto rico is beautiful.uerto rico should be next to washington d.c., the next two states to join the united states of america with full rights. so i'll say this, the american people of puerto rico don't want our pity. they want our respect. we need to keep helping them to come back stronger so i hope it's not true. i hope it is not happening, that we are more advanced and they are dedicated away and i hope that if anything, congress will realize that what we have to do is to come up with a plan to help puerto rico keep moving forward. puerto rico is an opportunity for america to seize. we need to invest in puerto rico, not taking away. >> thank you for taking time to talk to me today. >> thank you very much. see you, chris. >> that is "all in" for this evening.fo >>> tonight just an hour away from day 33 of the shutdown. there's talk of two planned votes, but no predictions of opening back up again. >>> also uncertain tonight, if and where there will be a state of the union address this year. >>> meanwhile,

a lot of the democrats were in puerto rico celebrating something. i don't know, maybe they are celebrating the shutdown. we have a very big crisis, humanitarian crisis on the border. everybody knows it. they know it. many of them are seen, we agree with you. the republicans, they are rock solid. we have to take care of our border. we have a priority, the safety of our nation. the southern border has been horrible for decades. it is not because of the success of our country it is now at a level that we cannot put up with. the democrats have to put something. we need their votes or we can't solve it. they now control the house. let's see if they can lead. i don't know that they can lead. we will soon find out. >> lou: former u.s. border patrol chief under president trump said he's right to build the wall in the southern border. mr. morgan joins us tonight to discuss whether president's demand for a wall is the best way to keep america safe. we also take on president trump's ongoing political battle to secure the battle with republican strategist, ed r

the ultimate tribute for puerto rico's resiliency. >> i'm in awe of the people of puerto rico. >> i wishafter stepping down from the role that catapulted his career to new heights, lyin-manuel miranda is repricing "hamilton," this time on the island where he spent childhood summers with his family. >> i just love this island so much and i want to be proud of me. >> reporter: hurricane maria ravageed puerto rico, flooding communities and leaving so many americans without clean water. >> sends a big message, a big lighthouse to say puerto rico is open, puerto rico is a place that america needs to keep supporting. >> reporter: the tony award winning show with rehearsals for months is raising money to help promote the arts in puerto rico. this time it is personal. like he is bringing this here, it is about, you know, what this island has meant to him and his family. >> reporter: alexander hamilton himself was born on a caribbean island and found his calling after a de investigation -- devastating lurk. the parallels not lost on the fans. >> this is the 58th time you will see "hamilton"? >> a

. >> democrats defending their trip to puerto rico as the president puts them -- living it up during shutdown. >> bob menendez not impressed with this photo of himself on the beach because it is making the rounds. the shutdown showdown enters day 25. >> reporter: this story picked up steam, the president waiting giving his opinion about this winter retreat to puerto rico were 30 democrats, their families and 100 lobbyists came down for the long weekend in san juan. listen in. >> a lot of democrats are in puerto rico celebrating something, maybe they are celebrating the shutdown, democrats have to do something, we need to have votes all that. without their votes, they control the house, let's make it lease. >> this was not billed as any kind of celebration. there were plenty of meetings, hours of meetings every day for this group of democrats put on by democratic political action committee to lobby for more money for the struggling island territory of the united states after the hurricane in 2017. they have had a tough time but you can see a lot of leisure time and lobbying at the end

estÁn por animados emocionados >>> en puerto rico te dan una oportunidad de estar con telemundohospital antes del quirÓfano me preguntaste quÉ puedes hacer? >>> si dejar de hacer ese tipo de historias de narcos crees que fue adicciÓn a la adrenalina el dios fama, prestigio de llamar la atenciÓn de hollywood. pero quÉ necesidad? >>> la impotencia que yo sentÍ de estar lejos de no estar viviendo lo que vivÍan ustedes acÁ. mpara mÍ fue muy duro incertidumbre de no saber si me van arrestar a ustedes la incertidumbre es horrible >>> yo nunca perdÍ honor nunca lo perdÍ hermana nunca >>> la verdad que nunca la habÍamos visto asi >>> ante su hermana >>> yo estaba ahÍ detrÁs de cÁmara y me di cuenta que pues fricciÓn hubo muchas veremos a lo largo de toda la semana. 489 esta semana en suelta la sopa! lo que nunca has vista en esta relaciÓn de hermanos y lo que viviÓ la familia del castillo en estos momentos tan duros >>> ahÍ estaremos al pendiente con ese adelanto nos tiene pegados gracias mi lucho >>> muchas gracias. >> tenemos en suelta la sopa! pero enseguida ka >>> adamari un saludo

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que tenÍa escondida en su vestuario, desde san juan puerto rico, marÍa del carmen gonzÁlez, "un los tambores maÑana tenemos un adelanto de lo que podremos ver. >> ya visitÓ mÉxico, puerto rico quÉ otro paÍs ira a visitar jimmy fallon. >> lo in vitamos a guatemala abiertamente. >> es bueno y lea abre la mente al estados unidos tÍpico. >> es la primera historia de tonight show, primera vez que sacan el programa de un estudio y se va a un sitio. >> cuando Él estaba diciendo que tenÍa mucho miedo de ir porque Él le tenÍa miedo a las alturas. >> pero bueno cambiando de tema, ademÁs el tema caliente de hoy la voz telemundo que estrena en media competencia de talento anoche con couches como fonsi, alejandra guzmÁn y carlos vives, conocimos el permiso de los 7 participantes pero detrÁs se convenio historias de vida, conmovedoras de supervisiÓn ydole gerente, quÉ les parece si conocemos mÁs de Él. >> mi nombre es jerry, tengo 42 aÑos, soy de puerto rico, pero vivo en west palm beach florida. >> la salsa eso es lo mÍo, una vez tuve la oportunidad de audiciÓn ejemplo para un show de talent

you pointed out the lack of coverage of the dems in puerto rico.re so many things where the president worked effectively with congress to get so many bills passed and reform and moving the economy in the right direction. the study show from 80 to 90% of the coverage is negative. that just doesn't jibe with reality. ari is right. it's worse under trump. the attempt not to just to cover the truth and the fact and the stories but to find the negative narrative. >> sean: any doubt, ari fleischer, that is the media is working towards doing everything they can to destroy the president, every second, minute, hour of every day. print broadcast and cable? >> if you watch the other shows, what you will see is what did donald trump do wrong today? that drives all of their coverage. and what do they omit? not only with the president. where is the coverage of all of the democrats who met with farrakhan? >> that's a great point. >> why isn't the press raising a stink about democrats who were elevated to the leadership of the house who met with a racist farrakhan

so when he goes to puerto rico and performs, and i know i'm getting off-topic. i think it's great. you have to admit that it's pretty funny when even lynn manual is shut down by the protesters and has to move into production. why are you making someone like him let alone anyone else but you are not forgetting. >> inner monologue you said, it's anha indication, and not oy puerto rico under siege, they haven't gotten -- they are still complaining about issues that they had with statehood and people in theit union stealing - >> what was beyond me was they were worried about violence. >> toward. the entire bill of rights >> i like the fact that trump and -- they are tweeting out photos off the white house. he gets shut down in 1 foot of snow. and he is like, well, it is very beautiful. great segment. when one we criticize him for being way too liberal on certain things. all right, liberal media in full down meltdown mode over the weekend and this piece is entitled fbi open secretly. >> that breaking news is special tonight. >> don lemon almost changed his facial exp

john, back to you. >> mj lee live in san juan, puerto rico.ual to see so many democrats going there so early. great to have you there, mj. >>> a democratic controlled house passing a bill to protect the nato alliance. this had strong bipartisan support. the measure now goes to the senate. it reiterates u.s. policy to remain a member of nato and it prohibits funds from being used to pull out of the alliance. president trump has reportedly raised the idea of withdrawing from nato several times in the last year. >>> los angeles teachers return to work today after a majority approved a new deal with the district ending their six-day strike. the new agreement includes a 6% raise, a gradual decrease in class sizes, and more counselors, librarians and nurses. but in denver, months of simmering tensions over teacher pay have finally boiled over. educators there agreeing to walk out starting monday. >>> one of america's great injustices has come to an end. babe ruth, ty cobb, ted williams none of them were unanimous choices for the baseball hall of fam

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you guys, last night we had our big show in puerto rico.- [ cheers ] i'm happy to report the island is open for business, while our government still is not. [ laughter and applause ] that's right, the federal government has been closed for 26 days, and experts say the shutdown could cause the economy to shrink. then the president said, "no, it's only shrinking cause it's cold outside." [ laughter and applause ] well, today, house speaker nancy pelosi said that due to the shutdown, trump should postpone his state of the union address, or do it in writing. [ light laughter ] which explains why trump just asked twitter to raise the character limit to 50,000 words. [ laughter and applause ] a lot of people are calling pelosi's decision a real power move. even vladimir putin was like, "damn, she is not here to make friends." [ laughter and applause ] but despite the shutdown, the fda is trying to restart their inspections of risky foods. though so far it's just one guy going, "does this smell bad to you? [ laughter ] try it. drink it." and the c

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