she was coming to salvador and so she said to me, "renee, you have to come to salvador." when she told me she was coming here, i thought i had to come and see what it was like and why she keeps coming back. and instantly, i fell in love with salvador. it was supposed to be two weeks. she left and i stayed. leone: renee's not the only one. renee: when i was there at olodum, i met some sisters from the u.s. you know, i saw them taking pictures and i heard one talking and i was like, "american!" leone: there are no definitive numbers of how many americans are here. but there's seldom a place renee goes where she doesn't meet other countrymen and women. renee: and so, this is usually how it starts right. you might hear someone talking or you might see a t-shirt or something that they're wearing that kind of is a dead giveaway that they're american. you know, you start to talk and then you form an instant bond. and this is exactly what happened with these ladies. leone: for these women, brazil brought them closer to their african roots. it's home to the second-largest african

. >> con solo 11 aÑos se ha convertido en una youtuber famosa en el salvador, en sus videos cuenta elueno de su paÍs y es una activista contra el bullying ♪ ♪ ♪ hola muy buenas tardes gracias por acompaÑarme en este viernes, tal vez una de las consecuencias mÁs graves del cierre parcial de gobierno, sea la que toca directamente el bolsillo de 800 mil trabajadores federales que hoy dÍa de paga no van a recibir su cheque, algunos estÁn en su casa y otros estÁn obligados a trabajar, pero sin cobrar, javier vega tiene mÁs informaciÓn. >> asÍ es, felicidad, pues, se cumpliÓ el dÍa finalmente este viernes el cierre del gobierno estÁ afectando de una manera contundente y tangible, a los mÁs de 800 mil trabajadores federales quienes no estÁn recibiendo su pago incluso, hoy y quiero mostrarte esta imagen una representante en el congreso, mostrÓ un cheque, por dÍas trabajados y un pago en cero dÓlares, cero dolares por los dÍas trabajados, asi pues a las protestas que se registraron ayer, hoy se estÁ sumando la indignaciÓn, frustracion y tambiÉn la desesperaciÓn, estamos transmitiendo aquÍ afue

and let el salvador go communist?nd the democrats would crumble in the face of this argument a d ththey know, we are not saying ththat. andave to keep hihim in power abrams would say how can youou keep him in powewer if we don'tt back the salvadoran ararmy? he w was always very passionate and committed.d. commmmitted to what? committed to m mas killing in te service of what could be defined as u.s. interests or even u.s. win. him. though it was portrayed as a battle to help el salvadodor and guatemala and iraq were from becoming wings of the soviet union anyone familiar with the facts on the ground new that that was ridiculous. that is not at all what was at stake. what was at stake was a battle between local oligarchies who were driving the poor peasant and small working-class majorities in those countries to the brink of hunger and in some cases over the brink. half of children in the poorest areas were dying before the age of five. people who dared to speak up against the oligarchs who were imposing these economic

heather: el salvador the last one we will look at.r. >> that one has decreased for the coming year. we all suffer from similar issues, violence, corruption, lack of economic opportunity, corruption being a keyword. heather: how do we keep track of the money once it gets there? >> i worked in the government for 12 years. foreign aid is a tool we use as much as any other tool in terms of achieving a foreign policy objective. like sanctions or communications or diplomacy. it is another tool and never just giving to the government willy-nilly. it is usually just invested directly into a program that manages itself through usaid or the peace corps or civil society or local groups. heather: easier to track the people intending to help are the ones being held by the money. >> it is important to note this is not charitable giving but it specific objective. they know they can't just give blank checks to the government. heather: thank you for joining us, appreciate it and we will be right back, stay with us. heather: what to cut fant and trump

salvador durÁn tiene lo Último desde mcallen en texas. salvador: buenos dÍas, satcha.e quiso reunir personalmente con los agentes para ver los problemas que enfrentan a diario en la frontera y asÍ argumentar a favor del muro con el pueblo estadounidense. en su viaje la frontera en texas el presidente trump se reuniÓ con agentes de la patrulla fronteriza donde le federales demostraron el mandatario las drogas que confiscan y relataron sus experiencias que segÚn ellos los ponen en peligro por la falta de un muro y le explicaron que su construcciÓn en este sector los harÍa mÁs seguros. algunas vÍctimas de crímenes cometidos por inmigrantes indocumentados tambiÉn formaron parte de la reuniÓn. con estos ejemplos el presidente continuÓ aplicando presiÓn para que el congreso apruebe los fondos federales para construirlo. mientras tanto, los manifestantes estaban claramente divididos por sus condiciones polÍticas en la calle del aeropuerto internacional de mcallen ante la llegada del presidente trump. en un lado, los que rechazan la postura del mandatario de construir un muro

salvador: buenas tardes, aquÍ claramente estamos en una ciudad que estÁ dividida en la construcciÓn delrto donde hay manifestantes que se han dispersado en la ciudad porque han estado siguiendo la ruta del presidente muchos estÁn en contra de la polÍtica del presidente donald trump. otros estÁn a favor, nosotros estamos acÁ con un grupo que estÁ a favor del presidente. hubo momentos de tensiÓn aquÍ cuando estaba llegando el presidente, nuestras cÁmaras lograron captar cuando un joven era arrestado por haber agredido a otro manifestante que se estaba manifestando en contra del presidente donald trump. el joven fue arrestado por la policÍa de mcallen. al igual que un segundo manifestante que tambiÉn estuvo involucrado en este altercado.ahora yo quiero presentarles una persona que estÁ acá, uno de los muchos hispanos que apoyan al presidente donald trump y que estÁ tambiÉn apoyando la construcciÓn del muro. realmente con historia muchos de ellos conmovedorastambiÉn porque para ustedes son importantes y nos dicen que la seguridad de sus comunidades, buenas tardes se encuentra con nosotros m

el salvador, samuel arias, noticias telemundo. >>> ojalÁ que asÍ sea. la llegada del 2019 con cientos de miles de personas y la ciudad de pasadena para recibir el espectÁculo. el desfile de las rosas y personas que vinieron a pasar de la medianoche estÁ el seÑor leiva que estÁ hasta las 9:30 de la noche. >>> querÍamos asegurar un lugar en frente. mi hijo estÁ participando en el desfile y estamos emocionados no podÍamos perder la primera fila. >>> imagine se quÉ orgullo. y toda la familia en primera fila con sus cobijas bien arropados los agarrÓ la llegada del 2019 no importÓ el frÍo ¿no?. >>> tenÍamos calen tonos aqui. los apagamos estuvimos calientitos. felicidades son 40 carroza s 21 bandas de distintas escuelas. incluyendo una de puerto rico y costa rica con millones de flores, elementos naturales hay una especial que es la organizaciÓn done vida. que participan personas que recibieron o donaron Órganos y hacen honor a 41 personas que con sus Órganos salvaron muchas vidas. acÁ tenemos otras personas. a ver. >>> saludos para todos desde seattle. >>> d

michelle: un hombre decidiÓ vivir en la copa de un Árbol en el salvador.que era una locura, ernesto rivas descubriÓ que el peculiar conductor tiene muy claro por quÉ quiere vivir en las ramas. ernesto: paso desapercibida por mucho tiempo y los que la miraban nunca imaginaron la obra de arte que mario habÍa creado en la copa de este Árbol. mario: soy obrero y carpintero. ernesto: es un carpintero fuera de serieque logra sorprender a todo el que lo conoce. mario: sÓlo voy quitando, le voy poniendo.entonces es bien variable. me gustan los detalles. ernesto: lo mÁs increÍble es que el 80% de todo lo que se ve aquÍ es material reciclado. >> lo que la gente vota, a mÍ me sirve. para mario, reciclar es parte de la soluciÓn al problema medioambiental. sÓlo se requiere de una idea, tiempo y dedicaciÓn. la decoraciÓny la colección van de la mano. el espacio no pasa de los cinco 5 m. un poco mÁs de 53 pies cuadrados, pero vivÍa aquí con una comodidad envidiable. con aire fresco, luces led, televisiÓn y la tranquilidad que sÓlo en una casa como esta se puede tener. pe

one in three women are sexually assaulted on the journey up from honduras or guatemala or el salvador. think of that. think of that.

whether it's honduras, guatemala orel salvador or mexico or other places. and we have to take care of those children also. we can't let them die on the way up.

. >> es una de las imÁgenes mas tÍpicas en cada esquina de el salvador.iÉn impacta el futuro del gobierno. >> >>> necesitados una fuente de trabajo. >> para estar arriba >>> en el nombre que harÁ lo que tiene que estar >>> otros. >> en vez de la propuesta. >>> el tribunal supremo electoral. >> maÑana inicia el silencio electoral quÉ quiere decir eso >>> lo que tiene que ver con spot publicitario. >> tambiÉn reconocen que sÍ hubo el portal del voto en el exterior >>> ahora lo que tenemos es sistema de seguridad informÁtico. >> tenemos que cooperar. >> en internacional. 4 en esa parte para combatir cualquier situaciÓn. >> en san salvador, zamora, telemundo >>> esta tarde podrÁ ayudar a decidir cÓmo la ciudad de "frances" skwifk podrÁ ser mas segura para peatones y cy clishlts. >> invita al pÚblico en general para comentar sobre los diseÑos que tiene para el proyecto que harÁ mejoras en carriles para ciclistas esto serÍa entre las calles howard >>> la reuniÓn serÁ a las 6:30 de la tarde sobre la calle 11. >> se cumplen 30 aÑos de la test prisiÓn de e lin. >>

>>las remesas familiares han impuesto una cifra histÓrica en el salvador con con un aumento del 8,4%asi el 53% de las personas no cuentan con un estatus legal en el dados unidos marta santos asegura que las leyes migratorias mÁs estricto no han impactado los montos de envÍos al salvador. >>aproximadamente tenemos unos 200 o 300. el reporte tambiÉn ha destacado que personas mandan 706.000.000 $. por otro lado el papa francisco pisÓ suelo centroamericano al arribar a panamÁ en el marco del encuentro con miles de jÓvenes del mundo en momento en que muchos migrantes son violencia en la regiÓn. se acostaron a orillas de la ruta para saludar al jefe maximo de la iglesia catÓlica. >>nos vamos a enlazar con suheily lÓpez belÉn. >>condiciones del tiempo sumamente agradables ya faltan un par de dÍas para el fin de semana asÍ que hay que disfrutarlo. regiÓn serÁ lo más frÍo en torno a los 35. mucho mÁs frÍo hacia la zona del valle central y es precisamente donde se vera que se desarrolle algo de niebla densa. temperaturas que eventualmente pueden acercarse a los 70 para el fin de semana tenemos

the cries of a then 6-year-old girl named alison, a migrant from el salvador being held at a detentionn arizona. she was beg for someone to call her aunt so she could be reunited with her mom who had no idea where she was taken. turned out her north was at a detention center nearly 1300 niles away. they were finally reunited in houston shortly after that tape went viral and a lot has happened since then. our gary tuchman began following their story. >> reporter: 7-year-old alison jimena madrid enjoying the day at the children's museum of houston. are you happy today? [ speaking spanish ] >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> reporter: a very different story from when she and her mother first came to this country. and now almost six months later they're getting ready for their first asylum hearing. the start of a process which will determine whether or not they can stay in the u.s. as they've waited for the hearing, alison jimena has been going to a public school in houston. when she arrived in the u.s., she did not speak a word of english. so alison jimena, you having? you want to read? >> yeah.

temen por su vida >> mi hijo tiene mucho peligro en el salvador >> familiares y vecinos se reúnen frenteuego de que un empleado de una cadena de comida le negó atención a una persona sordomudo, la dueÑa de un salón encontró una trágica muerte al recibir a una clienta que no le pago >> un hospital se encuentra controversia lo de que una paciente en estad0 vegetativo diera a luz >> puede seguirnos por facebook instagram y twitter en las direcciones en su pantalla, y nuestra página web está disponible para iphone y android >ya regresamos hay millones de maneras en las que la vida te puede cambiar en un instante. no esperes. asegúrate... ...con un plan de salud a través de covered california. hay ayuda económica disponible. así que averigua sobre los ahorros para los cuales podrías calificar. recuerda, la inscripción termina el 15 de enero. porque nunca sabes cuando la vida... ...te puede cambiar. covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. voy llamar al 911 si no se mueve, el empleado quede en su pantalla fue despedido y se ha vuelto viral, el incidente ocurrió e

habrÍa ingresado estados unidos ilegalmente desde el salvador y trump, aprovecho este caso para uno dea: cinco muertos dejÓ un asalto a mano armada en florida, el propio pistolero llamÓ a la policÍa para reportar que habÍa disparado despuÉs de atrincherarse en el un equipo especial ingreso al banco para continuar las negociaciones con el atacante,en se entregÓ a las autoridades. jorge: olivia, fallaba con vida en un la casa del acusado de un secuestro. recibóe n mÉdica. >>un enfermero encargado de cuidar una mujer discapacitada en un centro mÉdico de phoenix, fue acusado de violar las semanas despuÉs de que la paciente dio alas a un niÑo. por orden judicial, enviara la muestra de adn que expertos dijeron que es compatible con la de la criatura.... el hombre de 36 aÑos fue liberado, portan un monitor electrÓnico tras pagar una fianza de medio millÓn de dÓlares. un ex funcionario de prisiones, sostuvo que emma coronel coordinÓ la fuga de su esposo de la cÁrcel del altiplanoen 2015 y tambiÉn implicÓ a cuatro hijos del chapo. nos informan del testimonio explosivode dÁmaso lÓpez, quien tamb

las remesas que se envÍan al salvador han llegado un nivel nunca antes visto.ta que envÍa el dinero segÚn los datos por el barco central de reserva del paÍs centroamericano. el 53% de las personas, no cuentan con un estatus legal en estados unidos. marta santos, negociante en el vecindario de alexandra, virginia, asegura que las leyes migratorias mÁs estrictas en estados unidos han impactado los montos de envÍo al salvador. el cierre parcial del gobierno se ha reducido la clientela el 2019. >>tenemos 200 o 300, pero puede ser mÁs. los principales departamentos receptores de remesas, tambiÉn han destacado que personas amparadas por el estatus de protecciÓn temporal mandan $706,000,000 al aÑo. beatiz: regresamos con nuestra meteorÓlogo, quien los tiene cuando o regresar a la lluvia a nuestra zona. elena:comenzamos viendo cÓmo estuvieron las temperaturas mÁximas el domingo sobre nuestro estado de california. sacramento reportÓ 65° de temperatura mÁxima y modesta en 64°. 66 sobre fresno, en las prÓximas horas en el Área de la bahÍa, cielo nublado y mientos calmados

es una historia aterradora que estÁ ocurriendo y es un fenÓmeno social que ocurre en el salvador y queequipo de aquÍ y ahora hasta que pudimos hablar con una de estas madrid y su esposo. esta pareja y sus hijos, la mamÁ que es pandillera puede ser que haya fallecido resa. borja: vamos a escuchar si te parece un pequeÑo fragmento de esta entrevista. >> que yo le tenÍa que cuidar porque sino mi filue asÍ van a todos. carolina: impresionante lo queÉ angie, a quÉ hora nos podemos sentar frente al televisor para poder ver " aquÍ y ahora". angie: a las 7:00 p.m./6c y tendremos una serie de reportajes muy interesantes de nuestro equipo de " aquÍ y ahora". los esperamos y gracias por la invitaciÓn. carolina: muchas gracias. borja: en sÓlo minutos hablaremos con angela guzmÁn. ella es la brillante creadora de los emojis que nos puso a hablar con figur >> seguimos en este primer jueves conectados en ediciÓn digital. tenemos una alarmante de peso en estados unidos que llega al borde de la obesidad. los hombres ganaron 8.5 libras y las mujeres 6.8 libras entre 1999 y 2016. segÚn el reporte del gob

and elguatemala salvador? no, you do not want that. open up china. we are open to them, they have to be open to us. dealsy for me to make a with china, but it would not be a real deal. i could get them to buy more corn than they have ever bought and more soybeans, and they would be so happy if i did that. they are going to do that, but even higher numbers, but we will also do other things. remember, we are bringing in billions and billions of dollars from china. we never took in $.10 from china. china is being charged tremendous amounts of money for the privilege of coming in and doing what they do to our country. let me charge a tremendous amount of money. deal. going to make a i think we are going to make a deal with china, but it will become preemptive. we will cover everything, ok? why is the deficit increasing -- pres. trump: the u.s. mca has not been approved, it has to come before congress and be approved. nafta was one of the worst deals ever made. during the campaign is a one to two terminate nafta and negotiate a new deal. we negotiated a g

calling for changes in our ability to accept applications for asylum at our embassies in guatemala, el salvador and etill.as. rnge in ing is let's ethis on sn . he changes it' mhose ges. arhiton fo this in a matter of hours. if the democrats will come to the table and start negotiating in good faith. and the american people also deserve to know on the very first day of this partial government shutdown, the president sent me to capitol hill to make a good faith offer that would have avoided the shutdown altogether. now we're three weeks in. tonight, the american people -- the president will take his case

another migrant caravan marching toward the southern border, this one from el salvador.tate department pledged billions to prevent new caravans from forming. with two more on the way should the president take that money back? todd: former director of the republican party of texas - right. you say the president should immediately cut funding to el salvador, guatemala and honduras. >> we did the billions of dollars last weekend over $150 million annually in aid to those countries. obviously they are not using that for the purpose of the money. it is not working. it is better off in our hands. once they get to our border, we are the ones providing for the aid and tents and housing for them, children and food. that money is better off in our hands when they get to the border. there is no reason for us to continue to give aid to those countries. carley: we give the money to make the more livable places. if we cut funding, will people want to leave the country and come into the united states? >> i agree with that except they still want to come here anyway. as we give way billi

. >> la tormenta avanzaba implacable sobre san salvador pÉrez anoche >> lo llevaba envuelto en una sÁbanacido le estaba entregando un bebÉ de menos de tres meses de nacido. aunque la responsabilidad no fue lo que la paralizÓ de miedo. >> por razones de seguridad pidiÓ que le cambiaron el nombre y su apariencia estando embarazada de su primer hijo. con su esposo en el trabajo no tuvo otra opciÓn que recibir al pequeÑo sus brazos. pero me dijeron que yo tenÍa que cuidarlo porque sino mi familia se iba a morir.a todos nos iban a matar. >> asÍ fue como hace dos aÑos que ella y su marido a quien llamaremos juan se convirtieron en los padres de josÉ. >> fue algo duro. >> cÓmo criar a un hijo que no es tuyo a la fuerza? >> es duro. no hay ni muchos recursospara nosotros. no hay mucho trabajo. comprar ropa, medicina >> tÚ sabes quiÉnes son los padres de ese niÑo? >> no. >> segÚn claudia el hijo es hijo de una pandillera que o estÁ muerta o en la cárcel. dice que les cog embarazo pro criatura de pandilleros adversarios. >> papeles de Él nada. >> no son los Únicos. >> donde tÚ vives hay muchas fami

salvador durÁn está en vivo con lo mÁs reciente desde mcallen y volvemos contigo, salvador adelante.e el presidente. estamos con ramona rosas ¿cÓmo se siente con la visita del presidente porque van a tener manifestaciones en la ciudad? ramona: para mi la presencia que tenemos del presidente significa bastante porque es una oportunidad para que nos escuche como residentes del valle del rÍo grande. en realidad no hay necesidad de un muro. esto no es diferente a la crisis que tuvimos en el 2014, verdad? lo que necesitamos son mejores decisiones y para mi un muro es como una muralla, muchos otros paÍses lo han tumbado porque tener una muralla? en el rÍo grande hay comercio entre dos paÍses, hay una cultura de relaciÓn entonces eso impacta nuestras vidas. en realidad quisiÉramos que los fondos se implementaran en las necesidades rÍo grande porque tenemos muchas colonias rurales, alrededor de 1300 colonias y servicios bÁsicos como alumbrado pÚblico, drenaje, transporte pÚblico. entonces, para nosotros ver que se quiere invertir tanto dinero en algo que no es necesario y que no va a llegar

third, el salvador. not nicaragua, incidentally. three countries that have been under harsh u.s. domination, way back, but particularly since the 1980's, when reagan's terror wars devastated particularly el salvador and guatemala, secondarily hondururas. nicaragua was attacked by reagan, of course, but nicaragua was the one country which had an army to defend the population. in the other countries, the army were the state terrorists, backed by the united states. the most extreme source of migrants right now is honduras. why honduras? well, it was always bitterly oppressed, but in 2009, honduras had a mildly reformist president, mel zelaya. the honduran powerful, rich elite couldn't tolerate that. a military coup took place, expelled him from the country. it was harshly condemned all through the hemisphere, with one notable exception -- the united states. the obama administration refused to call it a military coup, because if they had, they would have been compelled by law to withdraw military funding from the military regime, which

he had fled the gangs of el salvador and arrived on longhe island at thht of the surge. (speaking spanish): >> narrator: at night he would rk at a local restaurant. (jesus speaking spanish): th narrator: he told one o chefs at work about the trouble he and his friends were having at schoo >> they were being hassl at school. you know, ifs wants to come find you and wants to start trouble, it's difficult to avoid. it just terrified them. >> narrator: junior also was terrified. (geoe speaking spanish): >> right down the street from where he lives, there's a laundromat and these... these gang members were hanging out so that his son didn't even wanna go out of the hous he says, "these people are, you know, are threatening me and telling me that, " you don't, you know, come with us and do what we want youo do, we're going to-- we're gonna hurt you. we're gonna hurt your family,kn yo. we're gonna hurt your father." >> the search is on this morning for two missing teens from nassau county. >> narrator: these were no empty threats. >> the mother says her son left one night and t

a migrant from el salvador held at a detention center in arizona.as begging for someone to call her aunt so she could reunite with her mother who had no idea where she was. her mom was at a detention center 2,000 kilometers away in arizona. thankfully they were finally reunited in houston, texas, shortly after their story went viral. a lot has happened since. cnn's gary tuchman has the story. >> reporter: 7-year-old allison madrid enjoying the day at the children's museum of houston. >> are you happy today? >> reporter: a very different story from when she and her mother first came to this country. and now almost six months later, they're getting ready for their first asylum hearing. the start of a process which will determine whether or not they can stay in the u.s. as they've waited for the hearing, allison has been going to a public school in houston. when she arrived in the u.s., she did not speak a word of english. allison, you have something you want to read? >> yeah. >> okay. let's hear in english. >> why i love america. i love my school. i l

right over here is all 503 graffiti, 503 being the area code for el salvador. you can also tell the debris they leave all over the place, they're disgusting. they don't care about hing, they don't care about anybody, they leave trash all over the place. they think this area is theirs,t it's n nothing is theirs. and over time, they know that they're not going to be here anymore. these guys are doing a terrific job, and they do it y day, relentlessly. r: >> narra for the past few years, a perfect storm has been brewing on long island. it all beg in 2014, when an influx of nearly 9,000 minors, mostly from central america, arted flooding in. >> more kids this year over last year, they say that 95% of themn are childrrom the border. >> what happened? >> well, at that time what we were seeing is a drastic incrse in violence in centra america. we were seeing that gangs hadre ly taken over entire neighborhoods. children were being threatened and forcefully recruited into gangs under the threat of death themselves or to their families. >> narrator: they came north as un

i've gone to el salvador, guatemala, honduras, to actually see the problem and we saw this back in 2014. one of the things i think it has to do is i think is to show people about our country. we don't have the jurisdiction in those three countries down there sending so many of these people and look at what the president's been doing with the new president of mexico. establishing a new parameter of how we inventory some of the asylum seekers who truly aren't asylum seekers because they're coming for work and that's not an asylee type of application. focus and visualize. allow the american people to see what's in our backyard. we have to live with this. and i think many people around the country have to be able to see what that deterrent is and what the problem is. i think once people see that, they understand they can live it. people see it, touch it, feel it, it becomes more real to them. >> drema is in west virginia. good morning. >> good morning, drema. >> caller: good morning. yes, my comment is this is getting past the political thing of democrat and republican. and it's an american

angie: la tormenta avanzaba implacable sobre san salvador, pero esa noche...iquito. creo que estaba bien tierno. angie: un desconocido le estaba entregando un bebé de menos de tres meses de nacido. aunque la responsabilidad no fue lo que la paralizó de miedo. claudia: el niño llegó por orden de tranquilo. angie: ¿tranquilo qué es, un pandillero? claudia: sí. angie: en ese entonces, claudia, quien por razones de seguridad pidió que le cambiáramos el nombre y su apariencia, estaba embarazada de su primer hijo. con su esposo en el trabajo, no tuvo otra opción que recibir al pequeño en sus brazos. ¿y qué te dijeron? claudia: que yo lo tenía que cuidar, porque si no, mi familia se iba a morir. a todos me iban a matar. angie: así fue como hace dos años, ella y su marido, a quien llamaremos juan, se convirtieron en los padres de josé. juan: fue algo duro. pero a la vez, al cuidarlo uno mismo, siempre lo va a proteger más. al tenerlo uno mismo. angie: ¿cómo es criar a un hijo que no es tuyo a la fuerza? claudia: se siente duro. aquí no hay ni muchos recursos para noso

comisionados del instituto nacional dejarÁn los prÓximos dÍas a el salvador y honduras y dijeron queen la ciudad de mÉxico, univisiÓn. cientos de inmigrantes que buscaban pelear su orden de deportaciÓn no pudieron hacerlo. muchas cortes no estÁn trabajando. es el caso de un hambre salvadoreÑo. debido al cierre del gobierno federal. aquÍ en colorado. iba a ser removido del paÍs. debido a que agente no han detenido las deportaciones, no tuvo otra alternativa que la de solicitar santuario. me ha afectado mucho, porque para esta fecha la abogada hubiera metido alguna peticiÓn para quitar la orden de deportaciÓn.me dijeron que tengo que abandonar el paÍs elÉ estÁ imposibilitado para buscar un alivio legal. luciÉrnaga del gobierno federal no solamente ha dejado los abogados de inmigraciÓn sin sus clientes, sin las posibilidad de asistir para buscar una soluciÓn y evitar una deportaciÓn. les explico, un momento, el seÑor tiene un recurso legal. como no hay esa cara clase de contacto. de mis aÑos de profesiÓn nunca he pasado una situaciÓn como esta. --investigada por rusia gate fue acusada d

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the bay of pigs and the chileans would never forget the role of the united states in overthrowing salvador. the attempt by the united states otherose their will on nations is being complemented with another chapter. this is some of what washington has done in latin america. asia, the middle east, the specific -- the pacific region and europe have quite a bit to add to this list. air ofenting out of thin so-called evidence of interference in the elections, as well is the accusation of other countries in maligned absurds appears not only but practically funny. on the 20th of may the venezuelan people went against nicolas maduro as a president of the estate by giving him 68% vote. and anticipating the situation, washington did everything possible to discredit the vote and cast a shadow on the reelected executives in particular there is enough evidence that a number of opposition candidates, the strong this pressure was exerted so they would with john their candidates and not compete in the elections. ultimately, using the pretext as part of the opposition in the united states, start implement

i know you're in taiwan, el salvad salvador. chance you would move production or a slice of it to the united states? >> you know, we are looking at it. liz: really. >> i think there's going to be more opportunities to do prototype and tests but at volume, it's really not in the radar for the next five years. it's just not possible. there's so much labor intensity still in a running shoe that there's really no good options in the states in the next five years. maybe with automation down the road, but in volume it's all going to be in asia. liz: yeah. i get it. i understand. but you've got some very hot shoes that americans love to buy. you've got the ghost 11, i love these names, the adrenaline gts. what are you most excited about when it comes to the running shoe world? this as you have really kind of -- do i want to say aced nike when it comes to the running category, because i have tried both and i run much better, not that i run that much, but brooks seems to be better padding and better support. i love nike for the look but

. >> de honduras, el salvador, centroamÉrica. o llego a este albergue. descans centam exigen al gobierno no aceptarÁ quienes aceptarÁn el asilo estadounidense. pero a pesar de todo, entre los que viajan la fuerza para ellos siempre vale mÁs la pena caminar. miles de trabajadores federales e se reincorporaron a sus labores, despuÉs de terminar el cierre parcial del gobierno. el presidente trump dijo dudar que legisladoresno ven un acuerdo que logre financiar el muro fronterizo que prometiÓ a su base. esto significa que los empleados podrÍan regresar a un cierre de gobierno otra vez. >> tan pronto como 1000 este trabajadores federales regresaban al trabajo hoy, comenzaba la cuenta regresiva para otro cierre de gobierno. el presidente duda que se llegue a un acuerdo para el fondo del muro fronterizo . estÁn encargados de negociar con la casa blanca sobre un acuerdo sobre seguridad fronteriza. pero donald trump dice que de menos de un 50% de probabilidad de que se genere esto. ahora reiteran su negativa de darleal presidente el diner

also did the same thing for those in temporary protected status in el salvador. that's hundreds of thousands of people that would get an extension of what they already have. so it is a big deal to be able to put out there the conversation about what happened last february saying that there was a full on daca for individuals to be able to get citizenship for a actually that was $25 billion in total border security for long-term protections for those that are in daca. the president still said we can talk about that another time, but let's get the government open. let's not wait this out. let's get this government opened and get this resolved. >> i want your reaction to the president's tweet which i read to senator gillibrand. putting amnesty on the table saying it will only be used on a much bigger deal like immigration or something else. likewise, no big move to remove the 11 million plus people. what's your reaction to that? >> it's interesting. i don't know what the president is calling amnesty in this, for the adults. much of the conversation about dreamers has

to protest the human rights problems in el salvador. they actually produce a television ad with a cup of coffee. and the cup of coffee spills over and blood comes running out it. not surprisingly, low stations wouldn't run the ad. got to be quite controversial and they got the big national attention. so he saw one point that there was a folgers coffee owned by procter and gamble. and their heavy reception on capitol hill. so he called up his buddy nancy pelosi and said you have to take me. so nancy pelosi says no problem. she brings him in there. they walk into the reception. he was to talk to the ceo of procter and gamble. the sea -- the ceo says mrs. pelosi, we have a lot of fragrances that we think you might enjoy. she does not kick him in the shins, she does not storm out of their and tell stories. she civilly says, i would like you to meet my good friend. and the guys face goes ashen as he is shaking his hand and he says i want you to know that i find your tactics reprehensible. he did not get a meeting with the ceo and did get a m

ice confirming wilbur martinez dues minutes from el salvador.tigators say he robbed and shot the victims. he is due in court tomorrow. two hikers stranded in yosemite national park. and at a time hikers foisted up, and they became trapped in a crevice, called 911, they had a cold night of waiting and they were not seriously hurt. a school bus full of kids burst into flames, ran from behind by another car, a railroad crossing in south carolina. they are calling the bus driver a hero. all 34 elementary schools student safely off that bus. that is something. a winter storm pounding the midwest canceling 1500 flights and forcing 4200 delays in wisconsin. a deputy jumped out of the way, narrowly escaping an out-of-control vehicle on ice. nobody was hurt. in wyoming blowing snow shutting down a 100 mile stretch of a busy interstate after this latest winter mess gets back to bitter cold. and us is here. mostly january. >> storm after storm moving across the country, the next what is out west, the current one in the midwest. the current temperature 32 i

it would bar children from el salvador, guatemala and el salvador. there is no system set up for them to do that and it would require these children to continue to live among the violence they're so desperately trying to escape and that is just one of the hardline new limits on asylum the president is demanding to open the government to pay for the wall that mexico was supposed to pay for. the shutdown only began because he wouldn't sign a bill to keep the government open that had pass would wide bipartisan support. and remember last year when he made this promise. >> you that far away from comp rehence vr immigration reform and if you wanted to go that final step, i think you should do it. from the senate, from the house comes back with an agreement, i will be signing it. i'm not going to say oh, gee, i want this or that. >> clear as day. that was broadcast. come back with a deal. i'm signing it. i'm not going to say oh, gee. and they came with an agreement and trump wouldn't sign it. instead try to lower since the '20s. and fbi agents said the shut

años fue quien presionó el gatillo, los vecinos dicen que vive en la casa y que sus padres son del salvadorgado por la policía >> estamos conversando con los involucrados, tratando de determinar de la casa había un señor de la tercera edad, lo vimos salir pero no hablo en las cabras >> es un amigo mío, no sé qué sucedió, >> patrullas, perímetro policial y las famosas luces azules y rojas, normalmente no patrice inan nada bueno >> es impactante porque llevo 14 años viviendo aquí nunca, ninguna hormiga ni nada >> tal fue el susto que esta señora prefirió irse de su casa con los nervios de punta se le olvidó que dejo a suquerido chui atrás >> deje mi perro para cambiar esta noche una comunidad y una familia llena de dudas, un arma de fuego en manos tan jóvenes y un adolescente con herida de bala cuando debería haber estado en la escuela >> personas fueron atendidas por paramédicos al ser expuestas a monóxido de carbón, una persona fue hospitalizada por los es mayos y el resto fue llevado a una tienda de libros aledañas >> pensé que había un incendio al ver a los bomberos, pero no vi fuego ento

♪ pamela: en un humilde poblado en el salvador encontramos al hombre que a quien 12 aÑos atrÁs el trenocido como la bestia le quitÓ sus extremidades y ahora lucha por salir adelante. >> Éstas son las huellas que dejÓ la bestia en roberto villalobos. viajaba en el tren en su intento por llegar a los estados unidos. corrÍa el aÑo 2006, cuando lo conocimos en la casa del buen pastor en tapachula, mÉxico. con sus sueÑos rotos y su futuro incierto. >> perdiste el brazo y la pierna. >> han pasado poco mÁs de 12 aÑos. por cosas del destino nos encontramos un dÍa le pedí que me contara quÉ ha pasado con su vida. >> ya listo cÓmo vamos a salir ahorita dejar este material. >> reencontramos ubicar esta carreta con la que hace mandados. enganchada su caballo, su amigo fiel. >> es el mejor amigo que tengo. me ayuda trabajar y trabajamos juntos. >> es un caballo pequeÑo, pero muy inteligente. ha logrado un vÍnculo de mucho afecto. >> el hace todo lo que yo le digo, Él me entiende y asÍ hago yo salir de mis necesidades, ganÁndome el pan de cada dÍa. >> los vecinos y los viejos amigos se admiran por l

honduras is doing nothing for us, guatemala is doing nothing for us, el salvador is doing nothing for us, and we pay them hundreds of millions of dollars a year but we're going to be stopping pretty soon. in fact we're looking at it right now. we don't want to do it. because when caravans form in the middle of a caravan, the country can easily stop those caravans from forming. very easily. i think they encourage the caravans because they want to get rid of the people from their country, certain people. a lot of gang members are there in the last caravan. we had 618 people with criminal records, some of them very serious records. i won't soon forget the man that was interviewed where he wanted some kind of pardon or whatever when he came into the country and the network person said well, what did you do? and he said murder. or something to that effect. whoa. murder. that's what we have. we have a lot of very dangerous people that want to come into our country. we're not letting them in. we want people to come in, based on merit. we want people to come in that can help us successfully w

predominantly as a photographer and director much of her work is inspired by surrealism an artist like salvador dali. like her short film on your venus. is poking fun at the female idea of. connections from the cost of class who are nice to see the most ideal. and connecting it to. the walls so i kind of recreated. a new. kind of an avatar a digital avatar based on. much of m's work revolves around the stereotypical presentation of women as a team she to feel victim to digital abuse when pictures of her were distributed on pornographic websites. on blogging for a few years she's back online with fresh confidence. you know if you've been bullied out of a space you shouldn't you shouldn't be ashamed to be in that space you just have to be those much funny video i mean i get new to some of my work sometimes i'm pushing like stuff. i've got control of that you know i'm not going to let somebody else take control of my online image if it's if it's going to be that it's going to be mine. humor and irony are two important stylistic devices m cole likes to employ regardless of whether the topic is seri

toppling succeeding in salvador, it took a coup d'etat by general penn o'shea -- broughtpinochet, which italian people years of dictatorship. do we want a could -- a coup d'etat and fitted whaler, and what legitimacy would the government of juan guaido have? there have been many y elections in venezuela since 1998. president jimmy carter and the carter center went r repeatedlyo venezuela to monitor those elections. opinionad a very good of the system and the safeguards of elections in venezuela. so if the opposition really considers itself democratic, it has to play the democratic game and participate in the elections. they have chosen to boycott the elections over the last eight years. another thing i think it is important to notice is that the mainstream media has always presented the opposition as peaceful demonstrators. videos,e ample violencehs of the them in 2014, especially in 2017. i had the opportunity to interview not only victims of police brutality in venezuela, persons victims of the trained to go from point a to point b. there was a barricade somewhere, and they were eithe

assistance, to the central american, northern triangle countries of guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. as you know, to the extent that there is an influx of individuals, migrants, refugee seekers and other, coming in to our country, or endeavoring to do so, it is largely from these three countries. both sides agree that one of the ways for us to address the situation at the border is to help improve the quality of life and the conditions on the ground for the people in those three central american northern triangle countries, that is exactly what we are doing, in our legislation today, in a bipartisan fashion. open the government so we can have a mature conversation about immigration reform, a mature conversation about border security, and a mature conversation about how we can fix our broken immigration system. we're committed to doing is in a bipartisan fashion. let me now yield to our distinguished vice chair of the democratic caucus catherine clark. >> thank you, chairman jefferies, and good morning. and welcome to day 33 of the trump shutdown. american people understand how funda

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of assistance to the central american, northern triangle countries of guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. as you know, to the extent there is an influx of individuals, migrants, refugee seekers, and others coming in to our country, or endeavoring to do so, it is largely from these three countries. both sides agree that one of the ways for us to address the situation at the border is to help improve the quality of life and conditions on the ound for the people in those three central american, northern triangle countries. that is what we're doing in our legislation today in a bipartisan fashion. open the government so we can have a mature conversation about immigration reform. a mature conversation about border security. and a mature conversation about how we can fix our broken immigration system. we're committed to doing it in a bipartisan fashion. i yield to our distinguished vice chair of the democratic caucus, cath lynn clark. ms. clark: thank you, chairman jefferies. good morning. welcome to day 33 of the trump shutdown. american people understand how fundamentally unfair it is to mak

daca recipients and extending protection status from 250,000 immigrants from countries such as el salvador and honduras who would otherwise be deported. he will get his border wall, also border security measures. we're told the president is hoping the republican controlled senate will vote on his proposal this next week. that is important because senate majority leader mcconnell has not been willing to hold any votes on any proposals that the president has not signed off on. if it passes there, if house democrats refuse to compromise, they would put house speaker pelosi in position of rejecting a deal that could reopen the government which republicans also believe could help them having leverage going forward in negotiations. eric? eric: garrett, what are the chances of the proposal passing, in the senate and maybe eventually the house? >> well, at this point, it doesn't look good, eric. the president even hasn't laid out his proposal at this point formally. but democrats are already shooting it down. this past hour house speaker pelosi released a statement saying unfortunately initial rep

salvador durÁn, univisiÓn. >> el presidente donald trump estÁ bajo ataque.rio, sin embargo donald trump se refiriÓ a una conversaciÓn de barack obama. (habla en inglÉs) >> obama hizo esta declaraciÓn en respuesta al aumento de migrantes menores de edad. >> vamos a hablar del cierre de gobierno porque muchos empleados federales afectados. han dicho: basta ya. y han salido a protestar. centenares de trabajadores y sus partidarios frente a la casa blanca. claudia conversÓ con alguno de los afectados. claudia: desde la capital hasta que en kentucky, y texas. no han cobrado su sueldo y sobrevive devolviendo sus regalos de navidad entre otras cosas. >> he tenido que devolver cosas que he comprado. prestarle dinero, amistades. ahora aplicar por el desempleo. claudia: esta abogada de la comisiÓn de la bolsa de valores perderÍa su techo, nunca se lo imaginÓ. >> nosotros probablemente tenemos que vender nuestra casa. claudia: y este agente de una cÁrcel federal tambiÉn enfrenta un dilema. su trabajo es esencial, no puede faltar. no tiene sueldo desde diciembre y alarg