esta madrugada cunda los puentes federales del valle del rÍo grande nos conducen a lo largo del cerconas, hoy sÓlo quedan muestras de quienes lograron cruzar el rÍo grande. botellas de agua y ropa esparcida por el suelo. asÍ luce la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico desde el rÍo, en calma tras el endurecimiento de polÍticas migratorias. >>tenemos que ser preparados para cualquier emergencia. elian: una jueza frenÓ la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump que pretende quitarle el derecho a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento a los hijos de personas sin documentos. representa un triunfo en las madres embarazadas quienes interpusieron esta demanda. >>es la ansiedad de pensar que mi niÑa no va a tener la misma oportunidad que otros niÑos. elian: un sargento de la policÍa de los angeles arrolla a un adolescente hispano y se da a la fuga. y hay alerta en wisconsin y en illinoispor aves muertas en las orillas del lago michigan. sospecha que un michigan. sospecha que un virus es el culpable. con los demás, no tanto. solo mira los facts. estamos cubiertos por la red 5g más confiable del país. ell

reportera: en los senderos hoy sÓlo quedan muestra de aquellos que lograron pasar el rÍo grande. >> haytenemos que estar preparados para cualquier amenaza. reportera: siguen llegando recursos a la frontera. eliÁn: en maryland, una jueza frenÓ la orden ejecutiva de el el presidente, donald trump que pretende quitarle el derecho a los hijos nacidos en estados unidos por indocumentados. >> es un gran alivio para mÍ y para las mamÁs de esta comunidad. eliÁn: esta orden ejecutiva tambiÉn habÍa sido bloqueado por otro juez. un sargento de la policÍa de los Ángeles arrolla a un joven y su familia pide justicia. eliÁn: ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: carlos coronel, un sargento de la policÍa de los Ángeles es acusado de atropellar y abandonar un adolescente hispano, el joven muriÓ. se investiga si conducÍa bajo los efectos de el alcohol. reportan mÁs de 100 aves muertas en el lago michigan: "varias de ellas estÁn enfermas de influenza aviar". en estados unidos se han detectado 67 casos de la gripe detectado 67 casos de la gripe aviar. i can't believe we didn't use zocdoc to book a

el estado de los niÑos en las instalaciones de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza en el valle del rÍo grandesu orden que cps aÚn no es capaz de cumplir con sus autoridades, el gobierno surgiÓ esta medida. >> no tenÍan ropa, comida, no tenÍan servicios de salud, todo se enfermaban. reyna: un reciente informe del senado de los estados unidos destaca que la atenciÓn mÉdica de una niÑa de 8 aÑos en una instalaciÓn de cbp 2023 fue cuestiÓn de mucho cuidado. ana reyes alvarez falleciÓ bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza, sus padres dijeron a univisiÓn que los agentes desestimaron sus quejas y se negaron a llevarla al hospital. >> no importa quien este a cargo del paÍs, esos niÑos tienen derechos y nosotros vamos a luchar por ellos. fÉlix: continÚan las operaciones de rescate y de investigaciÓn en el rÍo potomac, en recientes imÁgenes compartidas por investigadores. hasta el momento las autoridades recuperaron los restos de 55 de las 67 personas que murieron en el desastre aÉreo. ya fueron identificadas la tripulaciÓn y pasajeros abordo de la aeronÁutica, a pocos minutos de haber despegado rumb

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racing speeds on the rio grande at daybreak, we. had a. >> shooting incident. >> border patrol. agent christina smallwood shows us what border enforcement looks. >> like in south. >> texas under trump 2.0. >> since the. new administration started. how has your job changed? >> it hasn't. >> she still tracks smuggler hotspots and. analyzes footprints from border crossers. >> they may be evening. >> hour foot traffic. >> so last night. >> right? >> the most significant. changes she. >> says president. >> donald trump ending the biden. >> era cbp. >> one app, which was. used by migrants to. >> enter the u.s. >> legally and the day facto end of catch and release, a term for authorities. >> releasing migrants. >> into border. communities after immigration processing. >> what is the biggest impact. >> apprehension detention ultimately leading to removal? >> she said the day facto end of catch and release is not due to a directive from the president, but actually the result of extremely low migrant crossings and swift deportations. >> we spoke to a border. >> patrol agent, sister norma

the high temperatures in the states of rio grande, the sole fuller historic floods that and 2020 full that left more than a 180 people. that the teachers unions of on the display saying there's a lack of adequate ventilation and access to all of the students was five's, have hit parts of july and origin. tina and mine has died and hundreds of people have been evacuated from the homes. also the same still through forest and argentina's, potts regarding your mountains 25000 hexes. how benefits it since december in july fire fights is a trying to contain a place near the city of calling for a in the south. because to you has been extended to health authorities manage situation. a bus has fallen off of bridge and goes to mala, killing at least $55.00 people. it happens on a busy highway bridge. the cross crosses a creek and just outside the capital with some of a city rescue. seeing say that trying to save people trumps in the wreckage. it's not clear why the boss with a fridge, a sarah and saw me is all once again visiting the city of palmera as ancient ruins, the anesco wells heritage.

border numbers under president trump dropping across all sarkozy, laredo, 16% el paso down 65% rio grande 66%, del rio biggest decline 85% less crossings compared to same day last year, hector garza, you are at the border first your reaction to incredible drop in numbers, also, what expectations are for mexican troops arriving at the southern border allow do you foresee this working. >> first of all president trump has done amazing job on border, in since inaugurated again amazing numbers significantlyly lower than ever, average 480 apprehensions down from 5,000 seeing last year under biden administration, so, significant changes and we are seeing mexican troops arriving, tijuana, mexicocan troops can do amazing job as well as shown during president trump's first term, actually patrolling mexico he northern border actually patrolling border as well helped us secure the border and allowed to focus on real dangerous threat at the cartels, the fentanyl all dangerous drugs coming across the border. cheryl: a scary situation deadly waigs for judiciaries yawn to be perfectly honest on set a que

that is the river, the rio grande.patrolling. >> you can see the buoys. >> deterrent for people crossing the border? >> yes, this is new. >> how long you been at this? >> 27, last four years has been tough. >> lawrence: i can tell the morale has been boosted, been a while since i've seen those smiles. >> just glad i get to finish on a good note. >> lawrence: as you know, typically when i'm at the border, you see action, and you have seen people jumping fence and us going drug busts and catching aliens and see what border patrol was doing on the ground. none of that, donald trump has unleashed border patrol to do their job. today we'll do second part of the story, pete hegseth will be here and we'll go on a ride along with him and talk with men and women securing border from the military side. >> steve: you'll do a ride-along with him, you did a fly-along with kristi noem yesterday. lawrence, it looked like you were flying the helicopter. >> lawrence: i may or may not have flew the helicopter. maybe one of my midden tal

he started in california and worked in every station in rio grand in texas and border patrol career before he was taking over governor abbott's border czar operation in texas. he knows how to do this and what's happening and what's so remarkable about what this team is doing is that they're putting the border patrol back to their fundamental job guarding the southern boarder and not babysitting migrants and they're letting eyes off a leash to go get the illegal criminal migrants who have committed horrific crimes in this country. to see it work sergeant really something that, you know, we didn't think, i mean, i thought it would take months. bill melugin and i talk about it all the time and making an impact and they're making one in less than a month reducing to numbers it's at now. rachel: it's amazing. charlie: at president, one of the most powerful things you can say is we're not doing this anymore. rachel: you're right about that. turns off the welcome sign and there's another thing happening and i was reading about this and the cartels were getting fabulously expert at that and the en

border patrol agents trading gunfire this week with suspected mexican cartel members along the rio grandeer. nobody was hurt the shootout came just days after president trump designated cartels as terrorist organizations. it's part of his crackdown on the border. former fbi agent joins us now. rob, the president says the cartels are essentially terrorist organizations. do you welcome that change in designation? >> i absolutely do it has been needed for a long time it is a great we are finally doing it. they are one of the biggest threats to our nation. if you look at a terrorist organization drugs have killed more people than any of the normal traditional out there. the fact we are finally doing it. when you start looking at what the military can bring, i was on the fbi hostage rescue team i was embedded for a long time. they did a lot more than what you traditionally see the delta squdeltassquadrons and stuff lit they have a whole back side that looks at the gaps and vulnerabilities are that's what you need you at the cartels. they athey're more well-funded a lot of nations. they find ou

smuggler who they say has cartel connections trying to transport 50 pounds of narcotics across the rio grandesked about whether border patrol agents and other soldiers could be hurt by cartel members because of this added security, border czar tom homan says they have a capability to wipe the cartel off the face of the earth. as to anyone who thinks of doing that i would not try that, he says. >> dana: thank you so much. >> if you will get rid of the education department. >> i told linda, i hope you do a great job and put yourself out of a job. i believe strongly in school choice but in addition to that, i want the states to run schools. >> martha: president trump working on a plan to take apart the department of education and send school control back to the states. something he has talked about for a very long time. it comes as the nation's report card on math and reading for young students shows a sharp drop from pre-covid in 2019 to today. erika donalds is chair of america first center for opportunity. one of the things that stood out to me when i heard president trump talk about this, he

week ago we saw cartel members shoot at cartel agents near the great -- border agents near the rio grandehip roles of the 3 billion-dollar enterprise by their teen years. one works with u.s. leaders and law enforcement to educate people on the cartel of. he joins me now he is wearing glasses and a mask for his safety. thank you for being with us i appreciate your time today. >> thank you for having me mr. kane a pleasure to meet you thank you. >> will: we do this really quickly at the outset, let's establish this, your bona fides for the audience. i'm particularly fascinated by mexican drug cartels, i know their names i know the names of cartels. but i want to do it for the audience benefit. the sinaloa cartel has been historically at least for the last couple decades the because cartel in mexico, led by el chapo, guzman, also led by his males in vital. what did you do? how high was your where was your place in the leadership and the higher key? what did you do for the sinaloa cartel? >> historically the cartel happens to be the most profitable, the biggest in terms of drug distribution a

you can see river right there, rio grande. you see the boats out there patrolling.ys. people crossing the border. >> all of these are new. >> how long have you been in. >> 27 years for me. last four years have been kind of tough on us. >> lawrence: i can tell the morale has been boosted. can you see continue othe faces of the guys. >> i'm glad i got finish on the good note. >> lawrence: some of the highlight was talking with those gentlemen that were accused of whipping the haitian migrants. i talked with a lot of theirs lives over the years and they told me their stories and all that but the biden administration restricted those horse men from telling their story. and to see the look on their faces now, totally different in administration. one of them actually had a joke for me. they watch the show every morning. and i said, you know, can i tell a difference with the look on your faces and he goes we watch every morning. we see a different look on y'all's faces as well. it's just unity in the country right now. >> brian: is there a sense of when they are going to s

bases to hold migrants, putting buoys in the rio grande, texas, did that. there was a lawsuit with the biden administration. while the trump administration is now considering doing that themselves and also potentially sending african nationals to another country, very akin to what we saw with the el salvador agreement, where they would go is still unclear, but you can see here how they are continuing to push their immigration agenda behind the scenes as they put more pressure on ice to up their arrests, because, again, that is part of the mass deportation pledge. then to come, the questions of detention kristi noem going to guantanamo bay and then deportation, as you saw there with indian nationals. >> and speaking of that, that video of the shackled indian deportees is causing quite a backlash. >> yeah. what's interesting about that is a good reminder of the domestic politics can also extend into foreign policy, because you saw the reaction in india when this of this flight and of those who arrived. so there is a backlash that goes beyond the u.s. borders.

they are also thinking about putting buoys in the rio grande.ber, there was a lawsuit between the biden administration and texas over that exact issue. they're also looking at more military bases to expand detention space. so if you take this all together, they're trying to move their agenda forward, but they are hitting those realities on the ground. and that's really what it boils down to ambition, meaning reality. >> there you go. all right. let's turn to panama canal. you visited there recently. we know trump has this call with the president of panama today, as he is threatening to take back the panama canal. and as he is claiming, without evidence that china operates the canal. you went there. tell us about the tense sort of diplomacy at play here. >> this actually threads really well into what priscilla is laying out in the contrast of the intensity and pressure behind the domestic immigration efforts that we've seen in deportation efforts and panama's government officials. just absolute confusion slash puzzlement at this moment in time. e

madam speaker, i rise to celebrate a historic achievement by the university of texas rio grande valley. their chess team, who claimed their first outright victory at the pan american intercollegiate chess championship earlier this month. out of 91 teams, utrgv's a-team delivered a flawless performance, winning all six matches. a feat unmatched in the tournament. this victory exemplifies talent, teamwork and the spirit. this win secures utrgv's spot in the prestigious president's cup where they'll compete for their fourth national collegiate chess championship. their success is a testament to the extraordinary caliber of utrgv students. congratulations to the team and their coach and the entire utrgv community. we are all so proud of you and look forward to cheering you on in april. madam speaker, i rise today to honor my guest for this year's national prayer breakfast, dr. milton gonzalez. from mcallen, texas. for over 25 years, dr. milton luis gonzalez has taught and inspired south texans. his dedicated -- he's dedicated his life to ensuring the next generation are able to reach their

por el reporte, equipos de rescate comienzan a levantar grandes piezas de el aviÓn de american airlines del helicÓptero militar en aguas del rÍotener esta operaciÓn, una recuperaciÓn digna en el supuesto caso de que se hallen los cuerpos restantes. sasha: vamos ahora con lo que debe saber te cuento que hoy marcos rubio visita el salvador en su primera gira como secretario de estado que estuvo en panamÁ donde la advierte presidente de esa naciÓn josÉ raÚl molina que debe de reducir la influencia china sobre la zona del canal de panamÁ o de lo contrario enfrentarÍa posibles represalias del gobierno donald trump panamÁ anuncia que no remÓ no harÁ su anuncio con china en la polÍtica de la ruta. la administraciÓn de donald trump un mÚnich continÚa con la pulga de la agencia que se encarga de distribuir la mayor parte de la ayuda internacional destituidos alto funcionarios a sus funcionarios se les pide que no se presenten en la sede entretanto elon musk tendrÍa acceso total al sistema de pago federal incluyendo seguro social poniendo literalmente la chequera del departamento del tesoro en manos de el hombre mÁs rico del mundo. los

grandes cantidades y acumulación de precipitación. así que lo que está pasando es que tenemos un intenso río atmosférico que se origina desde hawái.atmosférico por varios días, incluso ya para el martes, posiblemente un descanso en la bahía. el centro de la tormenta o la tormenta mayor baja presión. este sistema nos va a traer precipitación a partir del jueves, posiblemente conforme se desplaza hacia el sur. qué podemos esperar de ahora? hasta el martes por la noche? grandes cantidades de lluvia, 3 pulgadas y media para lo que es napa por lo menos. posiblemente hasta más. ya para el lunes más de 5 pulgadas para oakland 3 pulgadas san francisisco alrededor de 2 pulgadas y media, lo que es hayward 2 pulgadas palo alto más de una pulgada. al igual que fremont san josé casi una pulgada de precipitación. así que esto podría ocasionar inundaciones para las carreteras. los arroyos también áreas bajas propensas a inundaciones y zonas urbanas para nuestra región. por lo tanto, tenemos una vigilancia por inundaciones hasta el domingo a las 22:00 de la noche y nieve en las zonas montañosas a las montañas este fin de semana. tome en cuenta qu

esperamos grandes cambios en el patrón del tiempo con una serie de tormentas que ya se están alineando sobre el océano pacífico asociado con un río, continuando hasta las horas de la noche. lluvia ligera y dispersa alrededor de nuestra región. y para el fin de semana. más precipitación, incluso aguaceros más fuertes que podrían ocasionar inundaciones. así que tome eso en cuenta. aquí tenemos el pronóstico para las próximas horas. llovizna y luego incrementando ya para mañana durante las horas pico del tráfico, extendiéndose hacia la parte sur y también la segunda ronda. ya entrando la segunda tormenta para el sábado. esta podría ser aún más fuerte, generando grandes cantidades de precipitación incluso para todo el fin de semana. podríamos ver hasta una pulgada de precipitación para los gatos. casi las 2 pulgadas para san francisco, para lo que es hayward también casi las 2 pulgadas napa casi 3 pulgadas de precipitación para este fin de semana. además, esperamos nieve hasta 2 pies de nieve con fuertes vientos sobre las zonas montañosas de la sierra. por eso hay una vigilancia por tormenta invernal del viernes por la mañana hasta e

río atmosférico muy fuerte. este se origina desde hawaii, como puede ver, desde ahí viene y también está asociado, conectado con otros sistemas que estarán generando grandesoche. para mañana podríamos ver precipitación más fuerte alrededor de las 10:00 para san francisco, la bahía para oakland tambiénan rafael hayward. podríamos ver lluvia más intensa, algo más ligero durante las horas de la noche, pero continúa intermitentemente hasta lo que es el domingo con periodos de descanso ya para el domingo en la tarde y también en la noche. pero más lluvia viene para lo que es la próxima semana. así que para este fin de semana, la cantidad de acumulación de lluvia para lo que es la bahía del sur, media pulgada para san josé entre una pulgada a casi 2 pulgadas para lo que es san mateo también oakland, san francisco 2 pulgadas y napa casi las 4 pulgadas. es por eso que tenemos el potencial de lluvia excesiva. inundaciones pueden pasar en ríos, arroyos, otras áreas bajas propensas a inundaciones. también tenemos esta vigilancia, por lo tanto, de inundaciones para nuestra región hasta el domingo a las 22:00 de la noche, además de una vigilancia por tormenta invernal

rÍo, y localizar los restos de la colisiÓn que provoco la muerte de 67 personas cuyos cuerpos fueron recuperados e identificados en su totalidad. alerta por ceros tormenta invernal que impacta en la regiÓn de los grandeslle. locutora: se declara estado de emergencia, lo que permitirÁ el uso de recursos estatales y federales para responder a cualquier eventualidad. 3700 u han sido desplegadas en las calles y segÚn se informa. los depÓsitos estÁn llenos, camiones la esparcen por autopistas y carreteras. en new jersey y pensilvania quedÓ prohibido el paso de vehÍculos comerciales por algunas carreteras interestatales. pasajeros podrÍan verse afectados por retrasos y cancelaciones. la advertencia por tiempo severo estarÁ vigente hasta el domingo al mediodÍa. >> la lluvia, nieve o aguanieve es el principal factor, hablamos de mÁs de 5000 muertes en promedio. otra recomendaciÓn es evitar manejar durante la noche y las primeras horas de la maÑana, porque es cuando hay menos visibilidad y menos probabilidad de que las carreteras se congele. locutora: se esperan varias rondas de nieve, incluido el Último fin de semana. locutor: el equipo de eficiencia gubernamental liderado por elon musk no podrÁn acceder al s

rÍo estuvo en la alfombra roja para contarnos todos los detalles. [mÚsica] >> la arena en el corazÓn de los Ángeles fue la sede de los grammy 2025 donde las mÁs grandescariÑo. >> quÉ te llevas el dÍa de hoy? >>una buena experiencia de saludar a colegas que admiro mucho y personas que no conozco aÚn, pero que siempre he querido aprender de ellos. [habla en inglÉs] >> la ceremonia los encargados de entregar el premio mÁs importante de la noche fueron los hÉroes del cuerpo de bomberos de los Ángeles. [habla en inglÉs] los grandes ganadores de los grammy fueron obteniendo cinco premios y beyoncÉ se destacÓ con tres premios. [habla en inglÉs] tambiÉn se llevaron a grammy de mejor interpretaciÓn de mÚsica global. >> muy contento. sobre todo la canciÓn de celia que representa que sigue viva, nuestra mÚsica latina sigue viva. una noche importante para chile. >> felicidades! >> quÉ rico. se lo merecen. celia estÁ orgullosa de ella desde el cielo. >>en los grammy 2025 ediciÓn nÚmero 67 la mÚsica latina brilla con shakira como la Única hispana cantando en el escenario. >> la incomparable shakira. [mÚsica] shakira: con una gran responsabilidad de poder represent

existencia de grandes centros de detenciÓn para inmigrantes, mientras deciden quiÉn debe ser deportado. prepÁrensen para lo peor, esto lo dice autoridades de california tras el avance de un rÍotas de congelaciÓn se extienden hasta el vecino oregÓn con amenaza para la salud y afectaciones a los cultivos. vamos en vivo a los Ángeles con juan carlos gonzÁlez que tiene la nueva informaciÓn. adelante. juan carlos: buenos dÍas. ya han bajado las temperaturas en comparaciÓn con la semana anterior. sin embargo, Éstas seguirÁn bajando en todo el estado de california. tambiÉn en el estado de oregÓn. prÁcticamente, en toda la costa oeste del paÍs ahora lo que preocupa a las autoridades es este rÍo atmosfÉrico, esta serie de lluvias que, segÚn dicen, serÁ bastante fuerte si la comparamos con lo que sucediÓ la semana anterior. de hecho, la mÁs fuerte en lo que va en esta temporada de invierno. la preocupaciÓn viene precisamente porque la zona devastada por los incendios ahora estÁn muy propensas a deslave. eso por una parte. como hemos explicado antes el suelo queda demasiado vulnerable, demasiado suave y esto provocarÍa deslave. me refiero a la lluvia. en cuanto a las bajas llegarÁ se s

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