inmigrantes se acerca cada segundo más a la frontera y tienen la mira puesta en estados unidos en tijuana>>> acá se dicen en alerta ante el informe de esta caravaja, algunos dicen encontraron un nuevo hgor en méxico . >>> a pedro se le abrieron las puertas y en tijuana ha hecho de todo . >>> año y medio después de su llegada trabajará como servidor en un albergue y renta una habitación por 800 pesos recuerda también a sus hijos que están en hondura y recorrió un lago camino para llegar acá. >>> en los albergues de tijuana los recursos no alcanzan y tiene capacidad que supera el 70 por ciento . >>> tenemos más de 100 personas con muchos niños madres solas y los tenemos acá. >>> como pedro han llegado a baja california 1500 inmigrantes . >>> no tenía papeles y me vine con ellos. >>> no son mexicanos y buscan un mejor porvenir. >>> en baja california la preocupacción es la llegada de recursos para atender a los inmigrantes de estos albergues, ahora juliana monsalve nos da las declaraciones de trump sobre esta caravana. >>> brote de tifus una enfermedad que se propaga por las secreciones de p

otros ya llevan varias semanas en tijuana aguardando que el servicio de inmigracion les de luz verdepara ingresar a los estados unidos... -- ellos, al igual que sus connacionales que vienen en la carvana migrante... afirman que haran lo necesario para evitar regresar a su pais... al que solo recuerdan envuelto en la violencia... "perd a uno de mis hermanos, all en nuestro pas incluso all enfrente de mi casa..." -- quienes logren llegar a la frontera de tijuana, deberan completar una solicitud de asilo y esperar un tiempo... aun no determinado... por una respuesta del servicio de inmigracion. ---mientras tanto, en el area de la bahia ... las reacciones no se han hecho esperar. ---durante el dia un grupo de personas se manifesto frente al consulado de guatemala exigiendo ayuda y justicia para sus conacionales que van camino a este pais. --pilar nino converso con varios hondurenos que residen en san francisco y nos cuenta sus reacciones a lo ocurrido. vamonos en vivo con ella y esas declaraciones ...pilar... ---gracias, pues los saludamos a la afueras de un popular restaurante hondureno

. >>> muchos albergues en tijuana podrían estar enfrentando escasez de alimentos poniendo en riesgo laria zavala nos dice que esta realidad contrasta con las declaraciones del consej migntes. >>> los recursos en los albergues de tijuana escasean. >>> falta el dinero para el agua, la luz, renta y alimentos. >>> nos damos cuenta que nos quedamos cortos ante la necesidad de un lugar donde puedan estar estas personas. ni siquiera el gobierno federal tiene un fondo específicamente para atender las necesidades de la migración de sur a norte. cosas básicas que requiere la comunidad y algunas otras como atención psicológica . >>> llegada de guatemala hace 15 días y con una menor de tres años. no puede más que llorar, apenas recuerda la desaparición de su esposo. >>> me vine en busca de mi suegra . >>> quiere el sueño americano y ejpesadilla . >> para que me ayuden con mi >>> la caravana migrante entra a méxico en una etapa complicada. >>> llegan en un momento de cambios de administración federal, el acceso los recursos públicos suele complicarse más en estas fechas . albergues ya están casi ll

integran dicha caravana retomó el viaje para continuar con las mil millas que le quedan por recorrer en tijuanapoyo por parte de las trpas que ayudan aún así los residentes aseguran que la batalla del presidente donald trump contra la batala ilegal trae miedo >> pues no me gusta nada lo que hacen cinco niñas. >> natividad ha habitado junto al muro fronterizo por 40 años la llegada de más tropa al lado de su hogar en la colonia libertad podría poner en riesgo la integridad de sus cinco nietos >> tengo miedo, los niños chiquitos que les gusta andar en la cale >> no solo es la llegada de más elementos, hoy la familia también enfrenta los retos de una valla fronteriza ruidosa y en constante construcción >> no puedo dormir me pongo nerviosa >> la comunidad de estados unidos que vive en tijuana también rechazó la llegada de más tropas. dicen percibir un mal uso de sus impuestos >> originaria del sur de california, dice el gobierno de estados unidos debería buscar mmás apoyo paa los jóvenes y no para reportar una frontera que ya es segurañ. >> pues una cosa no vale la pena gastar en eso >> los del gob

y mÁs aÚn si va a terminar perdiendo el equipo de tijuana.penaltis. a ustedes les gusta? >> a mÍ me encanta, me fascina. >> a mÍ me parece interesante. productivo para el fÚtbol. >> a mÍ tambiÉn me encanta. siempre que haya justicia de por medio la voy a aplaudir. pablo: saliÓ un idealista. >> a ti? tabla: no, no me gusta. pierna derecha.para que venga este cobro. un hombre en la barrera. puede ser trabajada? no, llega directamente al Área.el remate de cabeza y lo que se acaba de perder el amo de los goles en los sentimientos. se quedÓ ahÍ. para que demostrara una de las que hace en la semana pero sÓlo le gusta hacerlo en las instalaciones. >> acÁ la vemos y alcanzan a la pelota. y estuvo cerca. estuvo cerca en cuanto al tema de la reacciÓn y de marcar. pero tendrÁ que ser uno de estos partidos que parece definido de puede tener mÁs confianza para hacerse presente. pablo:tocÓ de primera y prolongaciÓn. mateus. se viene rebote y rechace. el Árbitro muy atento y muy correcto, y muy cerca de la jugada. >> lo de cholos, el segundo tiempo ha sido

. >>> más de 2000 homicidios se han registrado en tijuana, una cifra histórica. >>> esos son los datosaccionaron al igual que los libros de la unidad afectada. >>> hay asesinatos por todas partes. >>> hay mujeres que las arrasan por robarles la bolsa. hay cuerpos colgando. >>> ante la violencia no es vecinos de cerrar sus puertas. >>> los comerciantes dicen andar con cuidado por las calles para no ser parte de la estadística. >>> da miedo de repente, cuando vas caminando oyes algo y volteas, >>> este lunes iguana llegó a los 2009 homicidios en lo que va el año. >>> en 2017 personas perdió la vida durante todo el periodo. >>> estos homicidios se producen a escasos metros de la secretaría de seguridad pública. >>> en esta calle aparentemente es tranquila, tal vez quedaremos el c4 de la policía. pero este que esta aquí atrás, la semana pasada hubo un asesinato. es increíble. >>> en los últimos seis años los homicidios han incrementado el periodo más sangriento de la historia de la ciudad. >>> aunque el alcalde de la ciudad de tijuana dice que es la oportunidad de mejorar en materia de seg

desde tijuana, la la, telemundo asociación americana de camioneros sobre el periodo dee trabajadores.ioneros no respetan leyes federales, becerra le niega y dice que estos empleados merecen descanso y horarios fijos para comida >>> el departamento de policía de alameda lanzó una advertencia para personas que utilizan patinetas eléctricas, asegura que de no tomar precauciones, estas pudieran ser peligrosas sobre todo en carreteras >>> autoridades piden a usuarios que no viajen a más de 25 millas por hora, además deben usar un casco protector, no pueden llevar pasajeros y debe tener una licencia válida. >>> el tiempo de espera para los que espera convertirse en ciudadanos estadouninsastaños >>> afectaría hasta más de 700,000 residentes en su proceso migratorio como nos explica gonzález a continuación >>> apenas la semana pasada este hombre de 94 años se convirtió en ciudadano de este país, después de varios meses de proceso en los trámites migratorios, pero la suerte para su hijo luis quien lleva 20 años en este país, podría cambiar a pesar de su gran optimismo >>> fue un logro muy gran

tijuana to actually see what is actually happening on the border. i have done that. >> since we are on immigration -- ms. kim: we disagree on this, but i said it very clearly. i am an immigrant, i am a mother. it breaks my heart, and that's what i said. >> let's expand the immigration issue, you disagree, i'm hearing you both say you have the same position on separation. i am clearly against families sit to -- separation. >> let me ask you specifically, what do you think of sanctuary cities, and where do you think 'su do differ from gil approach? ms. kim: we cannot tie the hands of our law enforcement officers. i am clearly against sanctuary cities. on the immigration issue, let me tell you, i am an immigrant. i came through the legal system to come here. withere do you disagree gil, on what topics would you say you differ? with him ms. kim: we both oregon's family separation and i'm against the president's policy of ending the family migration because that's how my family came over here. >> were you think you differ, other than what you say her sep

my dad had to go down to tijuana to buy his prescription drugs because they were too expensive. i talked to individuals in the district, one mother in particular who has an eight-year-old daughter who is suffering from a heart defect and has already had multiple surgeries and will have to have more. she is worried about republicans forng away the protections her daughter's pre-existing condition. if you don't support these things, speak up and raise your voice. there's a lawsuit right now that republicans are trying to say that protecting pre-existing conditions is unconstitutional. speak up against that. the truth is if taken hundreds -- you have taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from insurance companies and big pharma so that's who your going to represent in washington. -- you are going to represent in washington. >> thanks for a spirited discussion. i've never lost control of a show like i have with this one, but you were terrific and i think it was valuable exchanges. up,s of, -- time is candidates gil cisneros and young kim. follow us on facebook, twitter, and instagra

to end up in tijuana and possibly entering california.lifornia is a state that wants to think it is its own country. they want to have their own foreign policy. lou: the residence of california -- to negotiate that. >> i think this could set up an extra nearly interesting situation if in fact it comes to pass that these migrants are trying to enter the united states in california. the government of california does not want to do anything to stop them and the president of the states want to enforce federal law. it could be a really interesting situation. lou: it is a difficult and needlessly difficult situation for this president.he is the commander-in-chief.the president and jerry brown frankly, is not in his league. it is not a contest that he would want, i would think. he's been over time, no matter what you think of the left wing, governor moonbeam, he is made some pretty good political judgments. i don't think that would include taking on the president of the united states. particularly this one. byron york, always good to talk with y

my dad used to have to go down to tijuana to buy his prescription drugs because they were too expensive. i've talked to individuals in the district, one mother in particular who has an 8-year-old daughter who's suffering from a heart defect and has had multiple surgeries and is going to have to have more, and she's worried about the republicans taking away the protection for pre-existing conditions. there's a lawsuit right now that republicans are trying to say that protecting pre-existing conditions is unconstitutional. speak up against that if you're for that. the truth is, you've taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from insurance companies and from big pharma, and so that that's who you're going to represent in washington. i'm going to represent the voters of the 39th -- >> moderator: and gil gets the last world. i have never lost control of a show like i have in this one, but you were terrific, and i -- [audio difficulty] gil cisneros and young kim. you can watch this show and past shows. you can also catch our shows and our post-show open mic chatter on youtube and follow us on

nort it will likely splinter in some local towards these but the majority we are told local west to tijuana and that's where som will cross illegally and others like this him it will ask for asylum. >> are you worried about not being allowed in yes, a lot because it is a long way with the children for nothing. it's 62 miles away but it's als home to the tree that we talked about that with so quickly. migrants tells they're going to jump the train they can cover i one hour what it would take one day to walk. mexico promise us officials the would try to disrupt that train service towards the caravan. they said that the last few day and often true. how this plays out, we do not know. it's an unfolding story. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> they cannot come in the way they want to come in. it does not work that way. we don't have borders and we don't have country and we have the greatest country on earth. republicans know that the rule of law is essential to national sovereignty. >> president trump on the migrant caravans at his rally last night wisconsin my next guest just returned from

11 minutos para que se estrenara, primero penal a favor de atlas y después veracruz los xolos de tijuanade los duelos más atractivos que orgullo portar e entonces no hay presión >> es toda la informaciÓn de la noche ya regresamos con más a los que siempre suben así comen sano asá caminan así exploran asá son amables así y son puntuales asá. a los que corren así van al mercado asá cuidan su colesterol así ignoran su celular asá gozan su larga vida así y son optimistas asá. hoy saludamos así a quienes hacen lo que sea para vivir bien. >> ha sido una jornada tensa en la frontera de méxico con guatemala las autoridades dicen que no sabían la violencia >> se enfrentaron con militares mexicanos >> líderes piden calma a la multitud pero algunos se lanzaron al río llegando a estados unidos >> con esto nos vamos titulares y mÁs, le dio a alan pulido, tambiÉn el canelo le responde a freud como se merece, ademÁs veremos como termina el campeonato de la liga nacional entre los Ángeles y los cerveceros de milwaukee >>y toda la mÚsica de garcÍa, asÍ que ya comenzamos

por una expareja, también dijo que siempre tiene alucinaciones y dolor de cabeza >> en calle playa tijuana el domicilio del monstruo de ecatepec >> maría eugenia es madre de una supuesta víctima donde su hija y su nieta acudieron a casa de juan para comprar ropa, y nunca más las volvió a ver, después días después ella recibió la invitación del sujeto invitándola a su casa >> que este sujeto no se haga pasar por loco, no lo está. >> siempre juntos, con amor, >> este jueves se desarrollará una audiencia contra la pareja, quienes podrían convertirse en la pareja serial más cruel de este país >> lupita jones habla después de la muerte de una mujer transgénero, ella declaró su punto de vista, dijo que tiene derecho a una opinión y que según ella se dirige a los demás con respeto ,sin hacer distincion de ideología y respeto >> no soy yo no soy responsable de las determinaciones quee os erterc terceros tomen con sus vidas >> esta había expresado su desacuerdo por la participación de una mujer transgénero en el certamen de belleza en españa >> quitan de su cargo a sacerdote >> por caso de abuso se

. >>> desde la ciudad de tijuana la comodidad hondureña que se adelantó hace unos meses a la caravanaéxico dice que ya están en espera de la llegada de sus compatriotas aseguran que su cruce al país fue más sencillo. >>> ahora los miles que buscan pasar la frontera de guatemala, ya comparte un consejo. >>> tengan cuidado y que traten de tener paciencia porque el camino no es como lo pensamos. >>> en baja california la comodidad hondureña ha hecho de todo para sobrevivir, duermen en albergues, lo necesario para evitar regresar a un hogar del que hoy sólo recuerdan violencia. >>> perdía uno de mi hermanos incluso al frente de mi casa. >>> la preocupación mayor era cerca de mis hijos. >>> dicen de tener más de cinco semanas a la espera de su turno. >>> autoridades de la autoridad de méxico detuvieron a un sujeto relacionado con el asesinato de la niña que fue encontrada muerta el 15 de noviembre, el sujeto estaba acusado de violación y homicidio, siguen en la búsqueda de otras dos personas involucradas. >>> méxico colabora con la captura de un hombre acusado de violar a 37 niños, el indi

desde tijuana puede ver como crece su hijo >> no tengo oportunidad de ver a mi hijo convivir ,es lo másn diego desde junio ice ha arrestadso a 119 mil inmigrantes también hay un aumento de personas sin antecedentes criminales. >> también en la frontera hay una congregación que ayuda al trabajo que hace ice pero ellos los acogen y les dan transporte para que sean conducidos a sus destinos final, >> hora de revisar las condiciones del tiempo en la bahía. >> gabriela buenas tardes >> buenas tardes, iniciamos con la 101 dirección norte salida 380 un incendio ya fuerola, varias carriles estaban afectdo, pero y están abiertos en la 101 dirección norte, por lo menos las condiciones han mejorado >> tambiÉn otros inconvenientes en la 101 altura palo alto, vemos demoras, está prácticamente detenidos en dirección norte, la 280 es una opción , donde mejora mucho a la altura de palo alto, >> hemos visto hacia el puente estado de la bahía, vemos demoras, entrando hacia la ciudad de san francisco el tráfico está detenido ármese de paciencia, además de las construcciones en calle freemont, también acci

at its current pace the caravan will arrive in tijuana on new year's eve. william lajeunesse traveling with that caravan. they are in arriaga, mexico. give us the latest. reporter: the caravan arrived here. there are still 6,000. this is where a lot of them will sleep tonight. the town scare under canopies and cardboard. the state of chiapas bringing in food and water. you said they made 62 miles today. sunday was 0 miles. they are hitchhiking. the mexicans are giving them ride. mexican federal police at a checkpoint on the immigrant highway stopping local buses and trucks, allowing and seeing if there is any room for the immigrants to board from the caravan. mexico told the u.s. it was stopping vehicles carrying the immigrants. not only are they not stopping them, they are helping put immigrants on the trucks. as i said, there are 6,000. according to unicef there are 2,600 children on the caravan. some of the men have left for work in mexico. staying here. some families are returning to honduras. but many continue going to the u.s. on their own regardless

they are also saying this group, trying to get to tijuana.hat is 15 -- the last few days, only 700. 's most of these want to go to tijuana. and seeing the groups getting ready. it is pretty amazing what they are trying to do. some of the caravan wants to get to mexico city and hold a form of protest outside the us embassy. that be different. we saw one in april, 200 made it to the border. if they did go to mexico and hold a protest outside the us embassy that would be a first, we will talk to some of the caravan, and they will make another 80 km north of where we started. and who we expect on this main highway, 200, some of the 4000, 5000 migrants to start moving and they move in these early hours because the heat of the day is not on them. it is difficult, treacherous conditions particularly if you have small children or elderly people. heather: you mention the heat, the size of the group is dwindling because of how hot it is and people getting sick. talk about how many folks there are in this caravan. >> absolutely. they have already seen 1

headed likely towards tijuana.is one of the areas where they have started in that small town and moving northward and you know i have been talking with them all morning about the fact that the president has been tweeting for them to turn around. that the dhs secretary kirsten nielsen saying they will not be able to get across the border should they come. they don't want them. yet they said they do not want to deter themselves. yet, when i talked about the president, most of these -- a lot of these are from honduras. i talked to one man from honduras about cutting off aid to honduras. he said listen, i left because the president of honduras, juan orlando hernandez is the problem. he is bad. when you talk about cutting off aid, he said it doesn't matter to me because we never saw a dime of that aid because the president never let american aid get in there what have you now as you look here. large groups of people walking, hoping that they are going to get there hoping that in some way they will be able to get to the

hace 10 dÍas que salieron de san pedro y de ahÍ han recorrido 475 millas , el objetivo llegar hasta tijuana> y continuamos con esta cobertura, esta es una de lÁscar caravanas. >> el ejercito y policÍa de guatemala custodian las carreteras y supervisans autori a 3 ciudadanos de bangladesh, ellos dicen que viajaron hasta tierras centro americanas y al bala igual que los hondureÑos se trasladaron como podÍan, ahora permanecerÁn en guatemala al menos 15 dÍas para darle la oportunidad que legalicen su situaciÓn y continuen su viaje hacia estados unidos. >> eso quiero llegar a los estados unidos para ayudar a mÍ mamÁ, hija y mi familia. >> para laura migrar es un derecho. >> nos van a dar no sÉ, supuestamente, un pase, o regularizar, o 10 dÍas hÁbiles para seguir o abandonar el paÍs. >> l hondureÑos siguen su travesÍa, angÉlica tuvo su dÍas >> ahorita ando mal. >> muchos sostiene que con engaÑos estÁn incorporando a migrantes en estas caravanas. >> han sido prÁcticamente engaÑadas, les dijeron que venÍan en grupos grandes, que los dejarÁn pasar, aquÍ guatemala los ciudadanos hondureÑos por los tr

sometime probably in the next month these people will show up in tijuana. what happens next, how the border patrol handles it with asylum claims, that is yet to be told. blake: the 800 troops will join the 2,100 national guard troops already on the u.s.-mexico bored. general jack keane is joining me. the president says he will send the 80 open u.s. military members. but we are hearing of these 800 members a lot of them are engineers to help out customs and bored protection. >> we have certain restrictions on how you use military forces inside the united states. the 2,100 we have right now are from the state national guard sanctioned by the department of defense to assist federal enforcement of laws, but not to be directly involved. these other troops will likely be active duty troops, so they are already federalized in a sense. but they cannot enforce u.s. law. they are prohibited from doing that. what they can do is similar to what the national guard under the auspices of the governor, is engineers, medical support, logistics support in general to assist t

en otro autobÚs viaja rolando a Él lo detuvieron en tijuana, lo trasladaron vÍa terrestre busca opcionessto se contabilizan los indocumentados deportados la autoridad mexicana reportÓ a mÁs de 30.000 centroamericanos. >>nosotros luchamos la vida pero lo que pasa es que no dejan entrar. >>en estos autobuses tambiÉn viaja juan alberto cano que fue detenido en mÉxico y entregado a las autoridades guatemaltecas. la marina ya impide que los indocumentados pasen por aquÍ. >>continuamos en mÉxico pero para hablar del huracÁn que como un fenÓmeno de categorÍa tres hay rÍos desbordados carreteras intransitables en varios municipios el reto mÁs grande para las autoridades es poder llegar con ayuda hasta los pueblos costeros. ♪ >> los mexicanos esperaban que este huracÁn categorÍa tres descendiera pero no fue asÍ en esa localidad encontramos a alejandro. tengo un negocio de pollos, sembradÍos inundados el equipo de univisiÓn tuvo que quitar c avanzar. aquÍ se llevÓ puertas que ahora parecen de papel el malecÓn quedÓ destrozado de muchas de las casas quedaron prÁcticamente inservibles decenas de Árb

al arribar a ciudades como tijuana, en el que sufrir las consecuencias del Éxodo de personas que procedensten. todos los otros albergues estÁn saturados. al momento de aceptar personas para solicitud de asilo,> las autoridades estados unidos permiten el cruce por dÍa de entre 20 y 50 personas. en ocasiones no pasa nadie. jorge fregoso, univisiÓn. feliz: canadÁ y estados unidosalcanzaron una noche de acuerdo de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte con el pacto seguida con su carÁcter trilateral, teniendo encuentra la participaciÓn de mÉxico. esta noche se presentÓ el texto del acuerdo de los congresos de los tres paÍses para su votaciÓn antes del próximo 30 de noviembre. el 27 de agosto, los presidentes estados unidos y mÉxico, anunciaron que ambos paÍses habrían alcanzado el acuerdo. al regresar, los detalles de la primera red indÍgena de telecomunicaciones de bajo costo en mÉxico. veremos cÓmo les fue a las chivas y al amÉrica en ♪ fÉlix: partidarios y opositores de david olsosalieron a --bolsonaro salieron a las calles de brasil. el polÍtico ha causado polÉmica con sus comentarios ofensi

whether it reaches tijuana or mcallen or brownsville texas i don't know but what is the border patrolable of doing if they get that close. >> we are capable of stopping the profit of the cartel and that's what we have to look at. lou: i appreciate that but i'm asking what you are going to do about the caravan. >> when the caravan's come and across the border we have to take them into custody and that they claim asylum we have to put them through the asylum process. that's the role of the border patrol. they have to implement policies that would allow us to hold these people. lou: catch and release still in effect. the president's hands tied in so many ways unless he issues an executive order that would obviate those obstacles and he's extremely limited in that. >> he already has an executive order but that executive order -- lou: it didn't solve anything brandon. i want solutions and that's what the american people want. what you don't want to hear is a big plan about the cartel. you've been there for a long time and the border patrol has done precious little to fix the cartel. i don'

polls in two weeks, this caravan will still be south of mexico city and from there a long way to tijuanaich is the route but considered safer by these folks. but just to get a little sense of what it's like to carry everything you own and your child on your back through searing heat, we spent yesterday with the caravan and found that people may have heard about the president's tweets, may know something about the politics of the u.s. but have no choice but to keep their head down and walk. another day on the caravan road. another 25 hard miles under a merciless mexican sun. another meal out of the back of a kind stranger's trunk. and for the lucky ones, another ride in a kind stranger's truck. packed so tight the tires nearly pop. on monday another man fell to his death on a ride like this, the second confirmed fatality. but as pregnant women begin to wilt in the heat, many worry they won't be the last. and yet as thousands of families try to keep the faith while a full-blown humanitarian crisis moves north, there came another round of insults and threats from the president of the united

, it was a small town near tijuana."h says mexican officials were the ones who found the van with the help of the u-s marshals. interestingly investigators say the van - although believed stolen had been sold at some point, possibly by garcia...because when it was located the van was being driven by somebody else.voice of joshua fitch:"but the person they located in it wasnút the guy we were looking for."linda quintero helps run the justice for karen facebook page.quintero says while finding the van is positive thinking about the fact the suspect is in mexico brings about other issues.voice of linda quintero:"we do, we do, we feel in mexico, itús such a big country, thereús so many different states there, we donút have a guarantee of where he could be." (grant) that was eric rucker reporting.reporting. eric rucker reporting. (jr stone)(jr reporting. (jr stone) back here locally.... "one job should be enough" is the cry of striking marriott hotel workers here in san francisco and around the country... the group is hoping

the trip to tijuana is about 2400 miles. could be months traveling by foot.re. i saw a lot of people today with foot injury, looking for medications. dehydration. people collapsing from heat stroke. it's not an ideal situation, especially for the children. >> jesse: wow. excellent reporting, william. thank you. we're going to react to that. we want to first listen to sound from then senator barack obama in 2005 saying this about illegal immigration. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked. circumventing the line of people waiting patiently, diligently and lawfully to become immigrants in this country. >> jesse: wow. how things have changed. >> dana: if you do not know who said that, if you were just reading the words, it's actually -- president trump has said the exact same thing. this actually agreement there. the freshening thing is about two years after that that president obama decided not to vote for comprehensive immigration reform. if he had, we might not be having this conversation. >> jesse:

hoy se dirigen hacia huistla, otra en posteriormente a tijuana o meicali...dyacentes a m jorge.. tu has cubierto el tema migratorio por aqos.. que es lo diferente que ves o te llama la atencion de este grupo en particular? los han contado que los expulsa el crimen, las pandillas y la extrema pobrezaÁ tentando en que estados unidos tendrÁn cierta sensaciÓn de seguridad y mÁs oportunidades. el presidente obama tuvo esta crisis en 2014 pero la gran diferencia ahora tiene que ver con este enorme grupo. por quÉ estÁn viajando en grupo? porque se sienten mÁs protegidos porque no tiene que pagar miles de dÓlares al coyote y porque sienten que asÍ tendrÁn más oportunidades de llegar a los estados unidos. quisiera darles un ejemplo de lo que me ha tocado ver en el poco tiempo que estoy aquÍ en tapachula. buenas, usted de donde viene? >> de honduras, nueva cortÉs. jorge: viene con su esposa y sus tres hijos? >> asÍ es. jorge: quÉ edades tiene sus hijos? >> siete y dos. jorge: porque arriesga todo para ir a los estados unidos? >> porque se supone que hay una mejor vida

y nolleg ar incÓgnita es por cuÁl frontera pretenden cruzar a los estados unidos muchos hablan de tijuanaciudades como nuevo laredo es el reportaje que tenemos josÉ. >> cubriendo del sol con la bandera del paÍs que abandonaron en bÚsqueda de una mejor vida asÍ continuÓ su paso la caravana centroamericana 7.000 de ellos cansados y con hambre juan carlos de solamente 16 aÑos va al frente de ella. >> porque no ten mentos ni seguridad en nuestro paÍs entre nosotroÍs huyendo. >> a los 16 aÑos quÉ ese muchos niÑos no aguantan el dos viaje y es una odisea para todos eres. >> la encontramos deshidratada tuvo que ser atendida de emergencia y llevada a un hospital por el grupo beta. >> ¿como ha sido el camino? >> tremendo. >> ahorita vamos a canalizar a la niÑa al hospital. >> ¿la situaciÓn mÁs difÍcil para los niÑos? >> muy difÍcil. >> muchos muestran las seÑales de cansancio es que llevan 11 dÍas caminando y la frontera de estados unidos estÁ aÚn muy, muy lejos. >> a veces nos dicen una cosa y otra y no sabemos ni quÉ hacer ni que pensar. >> la traviesa ha sido brutal este migrante perdiÓ la vida

the majority we are told will go west to tijuana and that's where some will cross illegally and others like this family will ask for asylum. are you worried at all about not eating allowed in, a lot because it's a long way with the children. >> a tone 62 miles away is home to the train we talked about the goes so quickly. migrants tell us they are going to jump the train. it would take one day to watch. mexico promised u.s. officials they would try to disrupt that train service toward the caravan a lot of things the last few days have not been true so how that plays out we don't know. lou: william thank you. william la jeunesse reporting from mexico on the caravan. strong earnings from major companies including microsoft visa comcast spurring big gains today on wall street after yesterday's big sellout. the dow jones industrials surging 401 points. the s&p 500 up almost 50 and the nasdaq picking up 210 points. still ahead here tonight i'll have something to tell you about my ventures in the two of us here today but up next a unique perspective on the migrant caravans from chris farrell

we are led to believe they will go to tijuana but here's the dilemma.here is a cargo train that goes very fast, people go and get entered and they are criminals there. they don't want to go on the buses because that is where mexico has a lot of immigration agents and they are afraid if they go there they will be deported. as a consequence they say they are going to walk. that could be three or four months. i'm not sure have these people could make it. that is the plan. back to you. >> martha: incredible. mike mccall of texas, chairman of the house, good to have you with us. what is your reaction when you listen to his report? you listen to those women. we'll goes through your mind? >> for my home state of texas we are very concerned about the 7,000 people crossing the legally enter the united states. i think most of them are women and children. over the last several years we have seen 450 terrorists from getting into this country that is through isis. my view is that we try to fix this. we had a bill that would have closed the legal loopholes. i had the

we saw in tijuana in march and finally instead of being released after their credible fear interview,ms like the president is going to build those tents and hold people until their entire claim is adjudicated. i explain these changes to a dozen people over the last few days and they remain undeterred. >> not going to mexico. no. working in mexico, not much money. >> so they're not going to stay in mexico. the organizers have requested 150 buses to move these people were i am to mexico city. mountain winding roads, blind curves. are not content to take this offer from mexico. housing, medicare, and so forth. they are going to mexico city and they talked of the incoming government of lopez to see if they can sweeten that deal come about 200 have accepted mexico's offer so far. here is the dilemma. so people are going to get stuck in those border towns that you and i are familiar with. they can go north and can't afford to go south yet i talked to them, who still say they want to go to the united states. >> when i went to the border, i would ask what united said. i want to get a better l

the families, more of the people coming here to tapachula and they have 2,500 miles all the way to tijuanaat is where the prior caravan entered the united states. it still remains a long and hard journey for many of the migrants. >> know you've been down there now for a little bit and you've had a chance to speak to the folks trying to make this journey. have you gotten a sense if they have been dissueded uedeed by t notion that the journey might not be worth it to get all the way to the border in the event they have to come up towards the american military? >> reporter: the people that i have been speaking torque t are disswayed by that. they're still here with their babies and children making their way north. the kind of violence they say they are fleeing from is extreme and they say that they just plan to make it to the u.s. borden and then surrender to seek asylum. there are also questions about asylum in mexico, asylum in the united states and how that process is going to go. also keep in mine a lot of them are coming to the u.s. for the first time. so they still hope and they say tha

but again, they still have 2500 miles from here to tijuana.aid all morning we've been seeing the president tweet about possible criminals mixed in the caravan. i want to ask these gentlemen here who are between the ages of 18 and 30 their reactions to that. what are your thoughts on the president's tweets about criminals in the caravan? >> translator: -- [ speaking nonenglish ] ? >> this man says there is no criminals in the caravan. these are all folks seeking a better life for themselves. there are still 7,000 people in this caravan, and we saw them cross a bridge between guatemala and mexico last friday. have you ever experienced any criminal activity, anything like that within the caravan? >>> he says there's a lot of desperation. people fleeing these countries and that's why they broke the border between guatemala and mexico. the president is pinning this on the democrats. is this political for you? do you see that here? [ speaking nonenglish ] >> he says which is interesting, this is not about politics. this is about people fleeing their

you're getting that much detail now with the goal of getting to tijuana. >> right. so when i say organized, i mean very loosely organized. firstly, they couldn't get up on time and get going on time. there's not any money for socks or shoes and things like that. this is a total piecemeal operation as far as i can tell. certain activists are down here with bags of money, don't see that and don't hear that but that's their goal. problem is, 2400 miles is going to be tough. back to you. >> harris: we are waiting for those numbers on apprehensions and what it looks like as these people are crossing from mexico into our country. so we will come to you for that information as the news moves. thank you very much. i want to move now, someone who i often go to, a border patrol agent in tucson, arizona, and vice president of the national board of patrol council. then new to the program today, the former dhs deputy spokeswoman under the obama administration. welcome to the show. as you look at what's going on south of our border now, people needing to take a break in the heat

tijuana what is your name, from georgetown university:? shon: shon. tijuana: shon. i met you before. i sit on the board for the council of incarcerated women, and i can speak candidly on prison reform. one thing i want to say is that it does not discriminate. it definitely does not discriminate. i was a young college student pursuing my education. a white collar crime commodity checks and credit cards. begged thend judge. nonviolent crime, i came from poverty, and trying to take care of two small children. to make a long story very short is it does not matter where you come from. i do appreciate donald trump extending a warm welcome to our families with reform to bring alice johnson home, but as amy stated, there are a whole are more people in there. i am one of the people who stayed in a closet for a long time. being a convicted felon to me was an embarrassment. i have been home for 17 and a half years. i have two girls in college. one is pursuing medicine and biology, she wants to be a doctor. so they definitely have taken a different path in life because of the c

but the further would be tijuana, california. tijuana, mexico, on the california border. that's like 2,000, more than 2,000 miles. and the caravan, we guess, will probably hit mexico city and then start to disperse. some people want to go to california. some people want to go to arizona. some people want to go to texas. the majority will present themselves at an immigration center and apply for asylum as refugees. they have to pass the interview test, which is a credible fear question. are you really running from somebody? did your husband really get murdered? and those who are economic migrants will be processed. many will be sent back all the way home. and then they have to decide whether to try again. but this has been going on for generations, kate. in the '60s and '70s, research shows that 80% of this kind of migration was seasonal and circular. people typically, you would, we all would as human beings, if you want to make a little money to improve your lot in life, you then want to go home. when the ins hardened the border in the '80s, the unintended consequence is

number one, they need more shelters in tijuana.tion for the majority here. they don't want a mob assembling in the san ahe dro port of entry. people were literally climbing and knocking over the fences injuring policemen and themselves. one person was trampled. they don't want to use gas because of the women and children. the asylum process. the u.s. would like to shrink that and turn it into hours or days, not months or years, as it is. finally, we don't have a word on this yet. can the u.s. depart these immigrants directly to mexico. as you know, harris, right now that is not the case. the goal, of course, is to send a message and deliver consequences and send a message to central america, don't send your next caravan, which we know is already on the way. you are not going to get in. as for those troops on the border you already mentioned, these people live in a bubble. they walk, no newspaper, no television. all i can tell you, they are already apprehensive and scared about what's going to happen when they reach the u.s. harris?

. >> no es lo mismo ir a tijuana, mÉxico, monterrey donde realmente pueden trabajar, muchos tienen familialeo lo podemos tomar pero para guardar el dinero y seguir adelante. >> la caravana decidiÓ no cruza riesgo de los grupos de la delincuencia organizada que operan en el estado, en oaxaca aldo meza noticias telemundo. >> aquÍ en estados unidos las autoridades confirmaron la muerte de un octavo menor de edad en un centro mÉdico de nueva jersey, al menos 7 de los fallecidos fueron vÍctimas de un contagio de un virus, afectÓ a 23 de los ingresados al hospital, el centro no acepta nuevos pacientes para controlar el virus. la familia de un hombre que muriÓ en su casa a manos de un agente de policÍa en dallas presentÓ una demanda federal, segÚn la querella la agente no recibiÓ el entrenamien entrenamiento apropiado y por eso le disparÓ a su vÍctima, esto al entrar al departamento de la vÍctima creyendo que era el de ella. >> las siguientes imÁgenes nos recuerdan lo importante que es alejarse de las crecidas del agua durante una inundaciÓn, aÍi lo quieren reflejar las autoridades que difundiero