in fact, puerto rico is eligible for more than $90 billion. in funding from the previous supplemental. $90 billion. the estimate puertot rico will e eligible to receive more than $60 billion from the disaster relief fund as a result of a 2017 storms. yet, puerto rico has only spent approximately $10 billion on this amount thus far. another example, congress has approved $20 billion in development for funding for puerto rico. $20 billion. the 2018, the department of housing and urban allotment navigated 1.5 billion of this amount to the island. that's more than a year later, they only spent $42000 out of 1.5 billion allocation. still they allocated another. 8.2 billion just over a month ago. in addition, puerto rico has been granted an enormous amount of flex ability to extend these resources. fema used it to administrative authority the extent of one 100% federal call share for emergency working puerto rico, longer than it has any other disaster in more than ten years. not once has fema denied puerto rico access to funding on the basis of thei

on monday, trump lashed out at puerto rico's political leaders, tweeting -- "puerto rico got far more money than t texas & flolorida combib, yet ththeir governrnment can''to anythihing right, , the place ia mess -- - nothing woworks." in september, trtrump reportedly told white house officials he thought puerto rico was misusing federal funds and d that he wand to withhold any additional recovery assistance from the island. over 1 million puerto ricans started to see cuts to their food stamp benefits starting last month, including hundreds of thousands of children and elderly people. because the island receives funding for government programs through block grants, congngressional approval is required and the amount of fufunding is much smaller than r u.s. states. hawaii senator mazie hirono blasted republican tactics, tweeting -- "instead of passing an inclusive disaster supplemental, donald trump and mitch mcconnell are picking winners and losers and pitting citizens against each other by playing politics with disaster relief. this is an unconscionable, false choice. whether they liv

at work in rural puerto rico. a 1942 u.s. agriculture department film profiling its history, culture and farm produce. the film emphasizes the self-reliant nature of puerto rican farmers and their families, the difficulties they faced, and the assistence offered at the time by usda extension services. this is 20 minutes. ♪ ♪ out -- puerto rico, our home of american democracy. it was discovered in 1493 by christopher columbus. ruled by spain until 1898, people by descendents of spanish settlers. ♪ >> 100-year-old communities when the pilgrims landed on plymouth rock. a four century-old church. symbol of catholic tradition. fortress, residence of the governor since 1533. today, a new era, it hears the strings of modern music. time-honored customs linger on. here, a centuries old area. ♪ >> the modern structures symbolize puerto rico's progress during 43 years under the american flag. it's strategic position in an un-settled world that gives the island and importance. the realization that its 2 million peace-loving people are co

the university of puerto rico started in 1934. extension workers give a helping hand to the farmer, his wife, and children. the college of agriculture develops trained personnel who become the men and women who carry the message of better farming and better living to form folks. the twold be experimentation stations of puerto rico. there done for the benefit of farmers. was introduced to puerto rico from the east indies from which an insecticide non-toxic to human is made. perfuments in production from native plants are bearing fruits. also, they are harvesting vanilla beans. bamboo furniture, different varieties of bamboo have been introduced. new uses are being developed. -- acceptable varieties of bamboo are distributed to farmers. an objective lesson teaches a group of farmers how to prepare a good fertilizer from a farm refuge and chemicals. here, farmers learn how to judge the character of a good type of dairy cow. topography does not favor the extension workers in this extremely rugged countryside. though the island is chri

rico -- this s into a papayaus growth. 4-h banner, a generation is growing up to assume the great responsibilities of citizenship. boys and girls, well fed physically and spiritually, will the their place in chronicles of mankind. spanish] singing in through the spirit of hope from service on one hand and a determination to the old for a more accountable future in the other, they are improving farming. the sun goes down. the will to work for a fuller life in

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about recovery aid to puerto rico. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. washington journal is next. ♪ host: good morning on a picture-perfect spring morning her and washington, d.c., when congress returns this week look for potentially contentious hearings, especially in the house. tuesday, bill barr testifying before and appropriations committee to talk about the justice department budget, but expect the mueller report to dominate the questioning. we will be carrying it live on the c-span network. ahead of "the washington andnal," aid to puerto rico the domestic terrorism unit within the department of itsland security, what is future? we begin with your calls and comments on news it you may or may not be reading your local community. we want to find out what is available for you live, especially in the newspapers. for those of you in the eastern or central time zones. for those in the mountain or pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. you can also join asun

Íbamos a ir a un Área de puerto rico, al pueblo de salmos a ir chas.ancha.e estaba asegurando era lo que le tocaba a ella. reportero: hasta allÍ la investigaciÓn, porque adam no quiso seguir escuchando los reportes. >> no permito que yo siguiera saliendo, porque Él estaba enamorado de ella. reportero: adam le pidiÓ el divorcio, pero un acuerdo prematrimonial que ambos firmaron, indicaba que habrÍa sÓlo recibirÍa una modesta pensiÓn alimenticia. >> hicieron un trato que recibirÍa mÁs dinero heredando la fortuna que tras el divorcio, ya que la fortuna como pareja era muy estrecha. reportero: tras la discusiÓn del divorcio, la relaciÓn cambiÓ radicalmente. >> se tornÓ en una relación muy abusiva. reportero: a su socio le preocupaba que Áurea habÍa firmado un documento que decÍa que tenÍa una fortuna de $24,000,000. >> me preocupaba que habÍa sobre valorizado los activos. >> al dÍa siguiente, me preocupaba tener Áurea de socia. reportero: la fortuna era basada mÁs en proyecciones. >> era una fortuna mÁs en libros y prospectivas, que una fortuna tangible. Él no t

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puerto rico got $91 billion for the hurricane. that's a lie the real number is a fraction, $11 billion, according to the "washington post" that figure trump c.i.t.e.s. is long-term high estimate. continuing, more money that has ever been gotten for a hurricane before. again, no. hurricane maria has cost government $120 million government, four border walls worth more than the fake number he gave for puerto rico. pressing forward he wrote this. all their local politicians do is complain and ask for more money. now, that's just an odd thing to say about politicians asking the federal government for adequate relief from a natural disaster. finally, these polls are grossly incompetent, spend the money foolishly and corruptly and only take from the usa. let you decide who is grossly incompetent here and who knows puerto rico is in the usa. joining our conversation now, san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz. you have been through so much. we've covered all your moments in the early days of desperation. i remember your binder of fema regs. i

assistance and support puerto rico needs. >> first of all, he lied when he said puerto rico receivedllion. that is not true. it is more in line of 11 billion to $13 billion. of course this was a devastation like we have never seen before, close to one year without any electricity. a loss of 3,000 lives. currently there is about 30,000 homes which don't have appropriate roofs. they either have the tarp or the blue roof. suicide rates have gone up and the roads and br bridges that ar not good for our population. we are talking about a $600 million needed to feed the puerto rican people. 1.3 million puerto ricans out of the 3.2 million total population receive some sort of nutritional assistance or food stamps. what the president is doing right now with this huff and puff because he has been unable to get the job done is he is literally delaying people's ability to put food on the table. >> the president has long said a lot of insults since he caused you craze and incompetent. just today, do you think he has it out for the puerto rican people and has a vendetta out for the island? >> yo

to so of the president's tweets and statements about puerto rico?>> overall, i would say people are not surprised given the re'sious tweets, but the still a lot of underlying resentment. his tweets come at a twhen people are now experiencing a drop in benefits as a result of the food stamp funding running out and, in addition, they're bristling, you know, at the many comments that have been made th suggests th puerto rico is not part of the u.s. it is a u.s. territory and all its cizens are u.s. ctizens. so, overall, people are not rprised but are very upset. they feel they're sort of waving their hand, they're in a u.s territory and they're not getting the attention they feel they need, especially nearly two years after the categor4 storm struck. >> danica coto of the associated press of san juan, thank you very munk. >> tou for having me. >> woodruff: the first five years of a child's life are critical time for exposing children to language, words and reading. but, studies have shown, children in lower-income families often don't get the same rich

puerto rico is part of the united states. people who live until puerto rico are u.s. citizens. don't know why you're rolling your eyes. there's a lot of confusion on why the president would say this? >> that's ridiculous. he's actually travelled to puerto rico after his horrific hurricane. he was there. >> and then talked a lot of bad things about puerto rico after he returned. >> he gave them a lot of them. they've mismanaged that money and hurts their people. >> and in that statement, he referred to puerto rico which is actually an american territory for more than 100 years as, quote, that country. match. >> always done in that country, a systematic mismanagement of goods and services we've sent to them. their governor has done a horrible job he's trying to make political hay in a political year. and he's trying to find someone to take the blame off of him without having a grid and system in that country. >> i think you referred to puerto rico as that country. >> a territory, yes. >> yes. >> that was a mistake. 100%. >> joining us a national political reporter for the associa

puerto rico's been part of the u.s. since president the 1800s.he president's tweets. $91 billion to puerto rico and now the dems want to give them more, taking dollars away from our farmers and so many others. disgraceful. can't continue to hurt our farmers. massive payments. so little appreciated. remember that part? i want to keep the record straight. the $391 billi91 billion is note story. $11 billion has been sent to puerto rico. not $91 billion. $11 billion. $91 billion is the estimated cost of recovery over two decades. see the difference? you see what he's spinning? for comparison, what did it they spend on katrina? $120 billion. didn't have the same number of dead i'm not saying it wasn't worth it. he's twisting, misleading you again. one thing seems direct from and about our president. have you ever heard him reach out about the nearly 3,000 dead in puerto rico? if he does care, why does he deny the fact that of the death there, bitterly to the point of absurdity then when the deaths become a matter of fact, a reality, what does he do? h

puerto rico is part of the united states. people who live in puerto rico are u.s. citizens.'re rolling your eyes and i don't know why you're rolling your eyes. confusion over why the president would say this and how he views the people of puerto rico. >> he has actually already traveled to puerto rico after this hurricane. >> and talked a lot of bad things about puerto rico. >> he has given them a lot of money and mismanaged this money and that's what he is upset about. >> they believe they need to have this recovery. >> when there are food, goods and urves iiand urves ise s and urves iervices in the ports rotting in the sun. >> why hasn't the white house dispersed the money that they allocated to help puerto rico? why not? >> they can't handle what we have given them already. they are letting food rot in the ports. >> i want to ask you about something else the president has on his mind. the border battle. we do have a live report from on the ground there because there is new pushback, as you know, from republicans and the business community over this threat to shut down the

you see that importer of -- in puerto rico and other areas. a large part of our work is on recovery. million dollars in recovery operations in 27 places around the country, some of those from three years ago and the need is so great. the families -- paradise, california. hurricane michael, communities t here. we issued another $700 million in assistance. whether it is the case management, state, local agencies, that is one where the table is getting bigger. there used to be a handful of agencies involved and now everyone is involved in recovery. how we bring those together are critical and something we are working to do more of as we get more practice on all these big events. >> i'll respond on this too. we are a big believer that we all got into this problem together and it is going to take all of us to get out of this problem. on two fronts come we are building a team that is not just about my state agency but local firefighters all the way up to the federal agencies. the first is with our fire -- wildfire strategic clan that will actually b

i am rico hizon.f with indonesia, because nearly 200 million people are voting today, wednesday. and it is one of the world's biggest and most complex electoral exercises. and will pit incumbentjoco widodo against prabowo subianto. we go to the capital —— joko widodo. in a polling place is karishma vaswani. how key is the economy when voters cast their votes today? well, rico, the economy is top of their minds for many indonesians as they had to polling booths across this vast archipelago to cast their votes today. you can see the administration of the election and the voting irregularities are now beginning here at the polling booth that i am that. the polls actually opened about half—an—hour ago in this part of indonesia, a bit earlier, a few hours ago, in eastern indonesia. the administration is continuing. residents are waiting on this polling booth to cast their votes. there are some 800,000 polling booths spread out across indonesia for this election. that is twice the number we had in 2014, ric

. >> al regresar a noticias telemundo, donald trump no dice la verdad de puerto rico, le vamos a probarxico y venezuela son peligrosos debido al riesgo de ser secuestrados. >> msk > ms k ahora, tonos inspirados en nueva york. super stay matte ink, de maybelline new york. color intenso. toque urbano. fórmula líquida mate. dura hasta por 16 horas. super stay matte ink. solo de maybelline new york. algunas de mis comidas favoritas pueden manchar mis dientes. por eso uso colgate® optic white® que a diferencia de una crema dental ordinaria, contiene peróxido de hidrógeno que va más allá de la superficie para darme una sonrisa 4 tonos más blanca. colgate® optic white blanqueamiento que funciona. ♪ [bocina] [sonido de ambulancia] ♪ las buenas noticias pueden esperar. no permitas que tu felicidad se convierta en una tragedia. >> (musica). >> puerto rico se ha convertido las bestias negras deln de presidente donald trump, sobre l la ayuda que recibe la isla tras el huracÁn marÍa, en noticias telemuo mostramos nuestra alianza con apresidente trump p recibido $90,000,000 estados unidos, no cual es

puerto rico puerto rico did declare $123 billion in pruptsy, thes first time in history a state or ertthe united states has done so. does he have a point at all, player, about puerto rico accounting for the money you are receiving? >> oh, absolutely. and one of the things that i have asked bennie thompson, the president of the homeland security committee, is to set up some sort of a -- a computerized data point where we can all see where the money has gone. but let me give you one point. for example, fema right now is in the process still of providing the cities of san juan and all the rest of the cities in puerto rico the mona they are supposed to be reimbursed. and this is from the immediate aftermath of the hurricane. so of course people ought to be accountable for the money that is given ford to do the reconstruction and the recovery. but he doesn't have to lie. you know, why he lies because he made this and spun this as a good news story. this is trump's katrina. that is not a gad news story. it's never been a good news story for him. the pink knew it that's why they wrote him ema

we saw that in puerto rico, and in a lot of places. we shifted a large part of our work to the recovery side. we have hundreds of millions of dollars in recovery operations. some of these from two to three years ago. great, the so families of paradise, california. down in hurricane michael, we just issued another $7 million in assistance for the families in hurricane michael. coordination is critical. whether it's the expansion agencies, the state agencies, the local agencies. the table is getting bigger. is involved in recovery in this community, and how we bring those together is critical. becomingthing we are more aware of as we get more practice, unfortunately. >> i will respond on this as well. believer that we all got into this problem together and it's going to take all of us to get out of this problem. so on two fronts, we are building a team that is not just about my state agency but about our local firefighters, up to federal agencies. the first is with our wildfire strategic plan that will build a 21st century wildfire fight

that's wrong, and that hurts american citizens in puerto rico and elsewhere. so last week, senator leahy and i presented a solution that solves all the problems. $16.7 billion in relief for all americans affected by natural disaster, including $2.5 billion in new funding, new funding that could help communities with the new disasters in the midwest. it had the support for puerto rico and the people in the territories, so it's about time we stop this standoff, pass disaster relief, and help our fellow americans before the next storms make their unwelcome arrival. and finally, on judges, mr. president. today the republican leader will follow through on his plan to remake the judiciary in the image of president trump. irony of ironies. the first nominee supported will be a gentleman who supported the republican leader's decision to not consider even a committee hearing or a vote on merrick garland. that is galling. mr. domenico and the other nominees that we will consider today are outside the mainstream, way outside the mainstream, and should not be pushed throu

. >> pero no digo lo mismo de puerto rico, solo hubo crÍticas y reclamos a los gobernantes de la isla de inmigraciÓn, que estarÍa enc encargada de coordinar acciones migratorias entre agencias. >> el problema es la polÍtica pÚblica de trump encontrar los migrantes. >> esto se darÍa en medio de lo que la casa blanca llama una crisis en la frontera sur. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> el presidente volviÓ a recargreca recalcar que si no llegan a un acuerdo, cerrar a la frontera, y dijo que por aÑos mÉxico ha detenido a muchas personas en su frontera sur. >> el mandatario solo tuvo crÍticas y reclamos para puerto rico. >> donald trump es la mujer que la pasado a puerto rico, es lo que dijo el presidente en un tweet, diciendo que la isla ha recibido $21,000,000,000 tras el huracÁn marÍa. >> es falso, ni siquiera una fracciÓn de los 90 y 4 millon,0 huracÁn marÍa. >> es falso, ni siquiera una fracciÓn de los 94 millone,000 huracÁn marÍa. >> es falso, ni siquiera una fracciÓn de los 94 millone9,00 huracÁn marÍa. >> es falso, ni siquiera una fracciÓn de los 94 millone4,00l huracÁn marÍa. >> es falso

que es rico en proteínas y esta listo en solo dos minutos. para echarte a andar el cuerpo. mmm.profundos significados, a Él lo criaron con esta como visiÓn de su gente, respeto a la tierra y a los demÁs y transmitir sus tradiciones de generaciÓn en generacion, es artista, realiza pinturas donde plasma esas tradiciones milenarias. viviÓ en estados unidos, haciÉndose una carrera exitosa, pero regredecidiÓ regresar an n para luchar por su pueblo. >> muy buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas, ¿mÁs alla de tu arte, ¿cuÁl es su motivaciÓn y trascendencia? >> la motivaciÓn es reflejar la belleza y de la manera como la vemos la vida y honrar a cada uno de los seres humanos es la tierra que nos da su cosecha, el sol que nos ilumina y hace que todo sea abundante para cada uno, honramos la vida, la tierra y cosmos. >> cÓmo deberÍamos hacer en cualquier cultura, comÚnmente se le conoce a tu pueblo con una palabra que no corresponde, y querÍa que la gente lo supiera, tu como hijo de ciudadano norteamericano has vivido tambiÉn en estados unidos, aprendiste inglÉs y decidiste volver a mÉxico, cuentame p

a demÓcratas y a puerto rico por su fallo en un proyecto de ley de ayuda para desastres. quejarse. gastan el dinero de manera corrupta y sÓlo toman de estados unidosÉs de este coment redes encendieron con comentarios criticando al presidente por exagerar el dinero utilizado y por insinuar que puerto rico no es parte de estados unidos. michelle: no lo puedo creer y despuÉs de que aquÍ mismo hemos tenido varios secretarios de puerto rico y a varios representantes del gobierno diciendo que tardarÁn de 10 a 12 aÑos en la recuperaciÓn de la isla del encanto. borja: sin duda la tensiÓn entre ricardo rossellÓ y el presidente trump con este tweet es un paso mÁs. ricardo rossellÓ dijo en una entrevista que si acerca le darÍa un golpe en la boca. michelle: ustedes pueden opinar a travÉs de las plataformas sociales. las discusiones estÁn abiertas y saludamos a los amigos de facebook. una hispana fue vÍctima de ataque racista en una gasolinerÍa de california. tenemos el vÍdeo de lo que pasÓ. borja: la policÍa tambiÉn identifica a un sospechoso al contaremos lo Último sobre su ♪ miche

>> believe me, i'll fight for puerto rico.going to fight to get support for puerto rico along with florida. i want to help georgia and these other states. now we have the states in the midwest. i'm going to do it. what's frustrating to me, let's get something done. i'm an incrementalist, whatever i could get done that day, get it done. work to improve it the next day. that's what's frustrating me on this. we had a bill that should have passed and chuck shuker decided for political purposes to stop it. >>> you made a stark statement this week that, quote, if military force is necessary to rid us of the discourage of m maduro and his thugs, we can't rule it out. last night he announced he wants to add 1 million members to the military. do you think the u.s. should put troops on the ground in venezuela? >> jake, i think we've got to take -- seriously, there's genocide going on in venezuela right now. maduro is intentionally starving his citizens, they don't have food, water, medicine. i think of my 3-year-old grandson, what would

from harvey, irvine and maria in puerto rico. that was the most extensive year on record in terms of disasters costing $1 billion for causing of installing and image. many of the worst disasters in the u.s. has been 2000. it's a result of the warming of the system, increase in severity of storms, sea level rise, increasing storm surge and the catastrophic wildfires that we've seen in the west which i think often fall off the radar for those of us who live on the east coast. it's been devastating in terms of loss of property and lives and the public health impact. so we know this is just going to keep getting worse. we also know that for every dollar we spend in a predisaster mitigation, we see the scholars down the line in terms of cost after a disaster hits. the old adage that prevention is worth a tons of secure libby applies here. now the years of obama, there aren't really such things as natural disasters. are storms, severe event but the consequences are the result of human decisions. in terms of where we locate homes and pr

and this is a picture of me in puerto rico.nd when i was a child and i went to puerto rico, they were still taking naps in the afternoon. [speaking in spanish] and my whole family would lie down after lunch to fall asleep. but i had too much energy. and i used my energy to read. and when i got to college, i used my college to teach me about puerto rico where i -- where my family came from. and i learned about all the history of puerto rico when i was in college. so books can teach you about what is now and what was in the past. and so it's a wonderful, wonderful way of learning history, but learning where you come from, and learning where you can go. so yes, these are pictures of puerto rico. eva: how many puerto ricans are here? [cheers and applause] boriqua! [laughter] i was going to talk about -- i want to talk about -- you -- you have a lot of wonderful women that influenced you in your life. you talk about your abuelita. justice sotomayor: i'm sorry. this is not a cold. eva: she has allergies. [laughter] justice sotomayor:

>> don't worry, i'm going to fight for puerto rico. what i told people all along, if i agree with the president, i'll agree with him, if i disagree with him, i'll disagree with him. >> i want to help georgia and these other states. now we have the states in the midwest. i'm going do do it, what's frustrating to me, let's get something done. whatever we can get done, i'm an incrementalist, get it done, and then work to improve the next day. that's what's frustrating me on this, we had a bill that should have passed and chuck schumer decided for political purposes to stop it. >> i want to turn to venezuela. if military force on the part of our allies is necessary to rid us of the scourge of maduro and his thugs, and we can't rule it out, he's been clinging to power for months. he wants to add 1 million members to the military, do you think the u.s. should put troops on the ground in venezuela? >> you know, i think we have to take seriously, there's again side going on in venezuela right now. maduro is intentionally starving his citizens.

let's tell president trump his obsessive nastiness to puerto rico, unfounded by fact, is not going to prevent millions of people in the middle west and the west and the south from getting the relief aid. let's provide disaster relief for every, every american who needs it. infrastructure -- finally, madam president, tomorrow morning at the democrats' request, the speaker and i will meet with president trump at the white house to discuss the glaring need to invest in our nation's infrastructure. during the presidential campaign, candidate trump promised a trillion-dollar infrastructure bill. it was one of the few areas where most democrats, myself included, believed we could find common ground with the president after he was equity willed. unfortunately, it's been over two years. the president hasn't proposed anything close to a trillion-dollar investment and has shown little interest in pursuing an infrastructure bill in congress. senate democrats, however, have put together a trillion-dollar infrastructure investment, a real plan that invests federal dollars -- not just in roads, bri

a rico hizon. sport today is coming up a rico hizon.efore that. we bring you up—to—date with our main stories. in one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history, tiger woods has won the us masters, more than ten years after his last major golfing title. poverty is harming children's capacity to learn and it's getting worse. that's the findings of an online survey of thousands of teachers carried out by the national education union. it says more pupils are struggling because they come to school hungry, thirsty or without a proper night's sleep. caroline davies reports. the children come to school with no coats, no socks. a number of my pupils live in overcrowded housing and have disrupted sleep. most of my class arrive at school hungry and thirsty. these are the responses from some of the 8,000 teachers asked in an online survey about how poverty affects their pupils. more than 90% of them said it was a limiting factor in children's capacity to learn. the national education union, who commissioned the survey, say that more of its memb

. >> 3,000 americans died in puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria. where is our response? >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you can never take anything uttered by the trump administration at face value, and anyone who does ends up looking look a fool later on. because they lie about just about everything, and we saw yet another example of that today thanks to democrats' first big push into the white house security clearance process. house oversight chairman elijah cummings recontrolled today that a whistle-blower told the committee it wasn't just jared and ivanka who had their security clearance denials overruled, there were in fact dozens of these cases. a memo released today says according to the whistle-blower, these individuals had a wide range of serious disqualifying issues involving foreign influence, conflicts of interest, concerning personal conduct, financial problems, drug use and criminal conduct. the highest profile people that we know have benefitted from this are senior white house offi

ricardo: saludos desde puerto rico. parias de gallos,parte de la historia y tradiciones de la estaciÓn encanto punta que lo llaman deporte, sin embargo, las organizaciones protectoras de animales dicen que es una pelea sanguinaria. lo cierto es que el congreso de estados unidos prohibiÓ esta pelea a partir de diciembre de este aÑo. pero quÉ va a pasar con las 17,000 personas que dependen de esto? es el canto de un macho, un gallo que anuncia su presente, sÓlo que aquÍ no es el Único. hay cientos. son los gallos de un sujeto que heredÓ esta tradiciÓn de sus antepasados, pero teme que esto no vaya durar mucho. >> la decisiÓn que ha tomado el congreso de quitarnos esto es como una bomba, porque sabemos que lo que queda es tristeza, se destruye todo. >> el senador de estados unidos presionÓ para que la administraciÓn acabarÁ con esta prÁctica en todos los territorios americanos. semilleros, por, polÍticos. >> porque lo aceptan como cultura . realmente ver los animales matarse se llama cultura?es una herencia, saliÓ que vemo

and actually, a few months ago i did an interview with puerto rico's governor about this. at the time, it was sort of a question as to whether or not the trump administration was going to be tapping into disaster relief funding for puerto rico to build border barrier at the southern border. so daniel, i'd love to sort of ask you about this. i mean, i suppose what's going through your head at the time when this was in question and would love to get your thoughts on it and whether or not you think we should be safeguarding against a move like that. >> first, let me say that there's currently $29 billion available at the ready that fema is responsible for, for whether it be puerto rico or any of the other 50-some active disasters in this country right now. $29 billion. so any political issues that are happening outside of fema are not impacting us right now. they won't impact us for the next $29 billion. we will be in puerto rico and all of these disaster sites around the country through the conclusion of that disaster. all the way through the recovery phase, which is -- list

i'm rico hizon in singapore.o in the programme: accused of stealing billions of dollars, the corruption trial of malaysia's former prime minister gets under way within hours. widespread condemnation as brunei makes gay sex in the country punishable by death. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. thanks forjoining us. it's 7am in singapore and midnight here in london, where the british prime minister theresa may has announced she will ask the eu for another extension to the brexit deadline, in the hope of breaking the deadlock. after eight hours of cabinet discussions, mrs may also said she wanted to explore a way forward with the opposition labour leader, jeremy corbyn, to try find a solution both parties can support. to say that won't be easy is an understatement. john pienaar begins our coverage. after two failed attempts at brexit, and a big split in cabinet, the prime minister finally felt forced to consider compromise, her announcement in downing street a dramatic change of direction. i know there are some w

¡qué rico está! melindave un poco y...el drama con un problema de canas.as gracias carolina, no se pierdan "suelta la sopa" a las 3 de la tarde por telemundo, no voy a cantar voy a hablar >> parecemos unas viejas locas tan temprano >> viejas nunca, locas sÍ (risas vamos con rashel y sandarti, discÚlpennos. >> un poquito loquitas un poquito, pero te queremos y amamos, eres hermosa >> dos son dinamit son dina tot tenemos aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" >> darÁ amigos una conferencia de prensa hoy en mÉxico por un motivo quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando. >> revela los nombres de lo que ellas creen hace 20 dÍas, tipos de estar yendo, insistiendo, tocando las puertas y nosotros investigando, no decÍan que se volteaban los gafetes que traÍa, de quÉ se trata estÁ el licenciado ya lo digo abiertamente sÍ karina, voy a proceder cÓmo deb de ser >> silvia se refiere al exabogado de johao y a juan terrazas hijo del exabogado de juan gabriel a quienes atribuye el rumor de la supuesta orden de aprehensiÓn en su contra >> ¿cuÁl orden de aprehensiÓn dÓnde estÁ, quien la sacÓ? sabe quÉ e

the problems in puerto rico, the border or beyond. know that and judge it any way you like. thank you for watching. "cnn tonight" with d. lemon starts right now. >> it's exhausting. we have to do it but it's exhausting to fact check this president. it's something, you know, i'm glad that there are news organizations that are people who are devoted, that's their job, they're devoted to doing it because it's really exhausting. >> i think that the tedium of catching him when it's really pretty obvious, you got to be careful not to let it get tedious. not to let it get tiresome because you have to pick the ones that matter. 78%, your house went down. i don't care about that, with the windmill b sprns. even the windmill thing to me is more funny if nothing else. funny in a ridiculous way about it him. >> right. >> you have is to keep track of it because he uses it tas a sels tool to people it wo. it worked on this guy from texas we had on tonight. he's going to to thdo this, did same thing with the shutdown. brinksmanship is dicey, when it's based on lies and deception, it's more

and i'm rico hizon, in singapore.y squirrels. the orphaned baby squirrels were brought to a park in southern crimea by a visitor when they were just four weeks old. hello there. after the warm easter weather that we saw last weekend, it's been turning gradually cooler and also more unsettled over the past couple of days. and that unsettled theme continues for the next few days too. this amazing picture was taken as the sun set on thursday evening in salford. you can see the big shower clouds that we had, the heavy downpours. a similar picture on friday. there will be some sunshine around, equally some heavy showers in the forecast too. and things will start to feel cold over the next few days. you can see the blue colours, that is a colder air mass building in from the north—west. the warm weather that has been with us is now pushing further east across europe. so for friday morning we have got some clear skies for many eastern areas to start off the day. more cloud already in the west, with some showery rain for nort

¡qué rico está! algunas de mis comidas favoritas pueden manchar mis dientes.Ítulo muy bueno, y tambiÉn lo que gente esperaba ver uniÓn entre los personajes empieza hoy >>> muchachos, por acÁ pasa al estudio y ser soltÓ un poco la lluvia >>> seguimos con mÁs. >>> oye sÍ >>> pero la verdad me darÍa como algo la verdad que sÍ >>> pero estÁ muy guapo don armando. >>> cÓmo harÍas >>> practicando. >>> y gracias a la gente de puerto rico que estÁ con nosotros >>> bravo. >>> vamos a la pausa comercial >>> asÍ es. >>> al regresar desde corpus christi toda la emociÓn de los fans de selena al recordarla en hay muchos tipos de orgullo: el de dejar a otro corredor comiendo polvo, ♪ o el de llevar la camiseta del equipo ganador. y el de ser la compañía que construye desde hace un siglo, las suvs que a millones les da orgullo tener. es el que les hace aplicarle esa capa extra de cera. ese, es el orgullo que entendemos. si no, ¿por qué crees que llevan nuestro nombre? si no, melindave un poco y...el drama con un problema de canas. por suerte, existe magic root cover up de l'o

you think it might be why he holds a grudge against puerto rico?> people don't realize he went into a deal in puerto rico with a golf course there and made it worse. he said he was going to get them a tour stop. he never did. play went down. so they said, we're going to fold. we're going to go bankrupt. he said, no, take out a loan with your government. i promise this will work. so they took out this $32 million loan, and then it didn't work after the first couple months of that loan, so the trump boys just left and left them holding the bag. so when puerto rico happened, was it that different than what he did to them on the debt? no. he turns his back on people. he says he's going to pay you so much, he pays you 10 cents on the dollar to build his clubhouses, to build his course. he breaks so many promises. you know there's a course in ireland. you know he got us out of the climate change agreement, right? meanwhile he owns this course in ireland, and they're suing to put up a seawall to protect his course from climate change. it says it right in

let's tell president trump his obsessive net nastiness in puerto rico unbounded by fax is not going to prevent millions of people in the midwest, the west and the south from getting the relief they crave. let's provide disaster relief for every american who needs it. infrastructure, finally madam president, tomorrow morning at the democrats request, the speaker and i will meet with president trump at the white house to discuss the needs to invest in our nations infrastructure. >> .. have shown little interest in pursuing an infrastructure bill in congress. senate democrats, however, have put together a trillion dollar infrastructure investment. a plan that invests federal dollars not just in roads, bridges and highways as important as they are, but also in schools, housing, broadband and green energy. there are several different ways to pay for such a bill. for example, by reversing only the most egregious giveaways in the tax bill, those given to the wealthiest of the wealthy and raising the corporate tax rate, we could finance the entirety of the trillion dollar infrastructure bill.

puerto rico is struggling to recover from devastating back to back hurricanes p to sign o the bill but he told senate republicans last week he feels puerto rico is getting too much relief compared to other states. >>> the president's threaten to shut down the border is no bluff. the imbrakes system passed the breaking point because of a surge of families asking for asylum. >> the president will do everything he can and if closing the ports of entry means that's, that's what he will do. >> border patrol officials dealing with an influx of migrants. last month more than 75,000 people were apprehended, the highest inova decade. homeland security secretary called the surge of arrivals a dire situation and said the agency is facing a system wide melt down. >> there is a good likelihood i will close the border next week president trump blamed mexico and other central amarcon countries for not stopping caravans of migrants and on saturday the state department cut off u.s. aid to honduras and guatemala and el salvador. >> cutting off aid will not solve the problem. >> back at the border there

i'm rico hizon in singapore.o in the programme: china promises a crackdown on the synthetic opioid fentanyl following pressure from the us, where the drug is fuelling a huge rise in addiction. and relief for a vietnamese woman accused of killing the half—brother of kim jong—un. she could now be free by may. welcome to the programme. it's 8:00am in singapore and 1:00 in london where parliament has yet again failed to agree on alternative proposals to the british government's brexit strategy. a couple of hours ago mps voted on four motions for leaving the european union and all were rejected. so what does this mean for britain's timetable on leaving the eu and what next for theresa may? we'll be doing our best to answer those questions but first have a look at what happened at westminster. the first vote was for the uk to stay in a customs union, that was defeated by just three votes. another motion, the common market, which includes staying in the single market with the eu, was voted down by 21 votes. and then mps

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i'm rico hizon. we start off with jet airways and the report. i'm rico hizon.start off withjet airways and the indian carrier has temporarily shut down operations. it failed to secure emergency funding from lenders. the lenders said it had no money left to pay for oil and other critical services. the firm has more than one billion us dollars in debt. its pilots, who have not been paid for three months, have threatened to go on strike, putting further pressure on strike, putting further pressure on the company. we have more from mumbai. after days of speculation the inevitable has happened. jet airways has suspended all its operations starting thursday. the airline was trying to secure emergency funds from lenders, but the banks refused to release those funds. the banks still believe that the airline can be revived and, in fa ct, the airline can be revived and, in fact, they are in the process of finding a new investor. according to multiple media reports they have shortlisted four entities, which includes etihad airways, which is a minority shareholder in jet a

federation due nieto's disaster relief and recovery program to develop long-term needs for puerto rico. the other half will go to the flamboyant arts fund focuses on continuing puerto rico's arts and cultural heritage, puerto rico continues to struggle to try to recover after the island was devastated by hurricane maria that was back in september of 2017 florida's governor says he plans to spend millions of dollars helping victims of hurricane irma governor ron desantis made the announcement today during a visit to naples florida. i was one of the city's pummeled by hurricane irma. >>when it hit southwest, florida in september of 2017. >>so far collier is received a total of 11.7 million from the state of florida recover. >>and now we're profd to announce a more significant. resources, a total of 40 $0.9 million to call your county. hurricane irma recovery effective today. >>the record setting hurricane caused a path of destruction hundreds of miles long collier county was left was 3 million cubic yards of debris that needed to be cleaned up. the money the governor announced today will