>> sean what i said was when mexico i'm talking about the country of mexico. they are sending us their criminals. we're not talking about the goods. the good people come and they're great people. they're better than good people. i love the mexican people. they have tremendous vibe rance and life. i have so many friends. i respect the country of mexico. the problem is the country of mexico, the leadership is much smarter than our leadership. they are killing us in material of jobs. they're killing us at the border. i'm talking about the krif mexico, the government of mexico. they're sending us criminals. instead of putting them in jails, they're sending them to us. they're sending drug dealers and people with lots of other problems and they're singling them over. they're saying why should we do this? why should we take care of the prisoners? that's what i men. when people figure it out, oh. and it is so obvious. kit be any more obvious? when the country of mexico sends, they say why should we take care of these prisoners? we'll send them to the united states wh

born in mexico city in what he says was poverty,poverty, applied for his visa and on the 3rd time got a chance to come and live the american dream. >> idream. >> i come from the outskirts of mexico city, garbage dump corrugated roof else, noelse, no shoes, no food sometimes. >> now a successful new jersey restaurant tour featured and chris christie's presidential campaign commercial. however, he was surprised to find himself there. he agreed to be in a commercial with the governor ran for his 2nd election as governor of new jersey. when he did that he agreed to let his leg is being used in the future. >> the 1st one you know showing on the commercial. a bunch of people. my mom we will be so proud of me. >> met today and said that while he is not sure about who he is voting for for president he takes it very seriously because he is proud and thankful to be an american, not something he takes likely. we sat down and watched governor christie speak about donald trumps recent comments on immigration. >> the 50th time. it is inappropriate. the comments were inappropriate. my mother talking

mexico is falling short. these are fundamental human rights violations. >> reporter: lastly, past this green gate a facility not on that list but getting government money. children with disabilities inside cages, rows of them locked up. a boy named you'll julio alone in a corner. eric rosenthal, the founder of disability rights international shows me andres. >> this is complete neglect. >> reporter: all you can hear is the boy clenching his jaw. >> his clenching jaw is making more noise. >> he knows we're here. >> reporter: we hold this boy's hand and immediately he smiles. we asked the nun, is he okay spending all of these hours alone? he's happy, she tells us. this boy in the wheelchair the worker trying to shake him back into the seat. we noticed this by hanging by his hands over a treadmill. but the directors tell us they are clean, fed, they have a place to live. >> he spends 24 hours a day in this cage? >> they take him out for one hour. >> the moment i put my hand in, he grabbed my hands. >> yeah if yo

lou: and about 10% of the population of mexico now living here who should be living in mexico, and it's mind-boggling that donald trump getting into such trouble because he says some of those crossing that border are -- belong to ms 13 or part of the cartels who are committing crimes. >> look at all the countries where people are escaping to come here. they're not allowed -- those countries don't let other foreigners in. mexico keeps southern border tightly shut. lou: ashley, you get the last 30 second words. >> there's a lot of diversity in the republican side and not so much on the democratic side and that's important going forward. lou: yeah, diversity, there's an idea. we're diverse, it's a matter of fact. that's who we are as americans. now what is the republican party got to offer? how about ideas? ashley, thanks a lot. michael, thank you, good to have you both here. >>> a look at our online poll results. we asked is the left attacking donald trump so vigorously because they feel he's their greatest threat. look at this. 89% of you said yes. donald trump tweeted out a response to

but a lot of what's happening here is because of the fact that mexico idoing so well. 's jt dog bend, yond wh anydy er thght,nd i n't ow ithat goofor the itedtate but it is good for mexico. anybody have any questions? >> yeah, i think winning hifng vote. thousands of mexican hispanics i think when it comes down. i don't know if you sought poll, but they did a poll in nevada, state of nevada, and i'm way ahead, and more importantly as far as i'm concerned i'm way, way ahead with the hispanics well into the 30s which i think second is like 11. so i have a great relationship. over the years thousands and thousands of hispanics have worked for me and now work for me, and the relationship is very good. >> go ahead -- [inaudible] >> how many people killed? [inaudible] rk [iib amany >> yeah. >> from all over the world. >> i agree with that. and they come through here but they come from all over the world. i agree with that. >> danger you keeping there's a danger but along the border is down. what danger are we talking about? >> danger with illegals what you're discussing but

el tiempo pasÓ y tras el asesinato de 22 jÓvenes en estado de mÉxico. solo queda el silencio y los recuerdos que aÚn duelen. >>> este es el documento interno de la secretaria de la defensa natural. donde se observan las instrucciones que recibieron los militares. las tropas deben operar en forma masiva a partir de abatir delincuente delincuentes en horas de oscuridad. >>> el concepto abatir la privaciÓn.... no tiene. con este infÓrmese quiÉrete ner explicaciÓn por parte de los altos mandos. >>> y es lo Único que le queda. y anomalÍas en cuanto al nÚmero de personas muertas. segÚn la versiÓn oficial. esperamos que asÍ sea, muchas gracias. gracias ximena. y los llevara a ecuador. y a paraguay la primera escala en guayaquil. y rafael se encuentra, en guayaquil. platÍcanos. adelante. >>> amigos de telemundo es un gusto saludarlos comienza esta cobertura papal. como saben, franciscano solo visitara cuerdo. si no tambiÉn bolivia y paraguay. y por supuesto en nuestro paÍs. esto ha generado interÉs, por eso queremos que vean como se preparan acÁ

every time mexico really intelligently sends people over we charge mexico $100,000 for every person they send over. the silent majority is back. and we're going to take the country back. and we are going to make america great again. >> we will be hearing more from donald trump in the coming days. clarifying rules require all the candidates financial disclosure forms to be turned in. in an interview with the washington post trump says he will file the necessary forms details his wealth quote, this week. >>> hillary clinton will give her first speech in new york city. she will reportedly call for a higher federal minimum wage and tax hikes on the wealthiest americans. one campaign aide told "the new york times," clinton believes reducing income equality is quote, the defining economic challenge of our time as democratic challenger bernie sanders continues to attempt to draw distinctions between himself and the front-runner when it comes to the economy. >> i like hillary clinton and i respect hillary clinton. and i'm not going to engage in personal attacks against hillary clinton, but there

we are taking mexico's problems. mexico is beating us on trade. and they are beating us at the border. but mexico doesn't want these people, so what do they do? they send them to our stupid politicians and we have sanctuary cities and all of this nonsen nonsense. i've been saying this for a long time and it's a disgrace. and frankly if i didn't bring it up you wouldn't even be talking about immigration right now. >> when was the last time you were at the border. >> i've been to the border probably three or four times over the years. and i'm going to arizona this weekend. and some say i'm the most popular person in arizona was a of my stance. >> when was the last time you were there. >> probably three years ago. >> if you haven't been there in three years how do you know it is such a problem? >> it was bad then and it's worse now. it was terrible then. and it's worse now. worse now than it's ever been. we don't even have a border. people are just flowing through like water. there is no border right now. >> the murder rate in el paso texas on the bo

based on his really negative stereo tip characterization of people that come across the border from mexico calling them rapists and variety of different names. this coming from somebody who is connected to the casino business. i think that maybe he has experience with unsavoringerory characters. >> it might strengthen voter's resolve to put him on that. polls show him basically benefits from all of this. >> well number one, he has big name recognition. at this point he would show higher in the polls. number two, there's a lot of people many the republican party who probably agree with what he's been saying about the immigrants that come from mexico. number three, a lot of people just consider all politicians bafoons so he would fit in. >> you had to go there. here's the thing. seems democrats are cheering for trump because he might be their best weapon. >> there's a piece in the new york time about this this morning. the republican party is trying to get over the problem it has with latinos because of the hard fuse on immigrants. here donald trump is making sure nobody ever forgets that. >

used the mountains in the background to signify the almost timeless quality of the landscape of new mexico. and these indian people that have lived there long before europeans had come in contact, these areas of new mexico and arizona are the oldest, longest lived areas continue usually lived areas of human inhabitants here in what becomes the united states. as a lifelong collector of the arts archives, an tlo pa logical items gilcrease was continually adding to the collection and by the early 1950s his collecting was on an upward trajectory. unfortunately for him the price of oil was sinking, singing down to the point that eventually he was a little bit upside down. that he owed money and there was the real threat that he would have to sell part of his collection to cover the debts to pay off the debts. and in 1954 some forward-thinking tulsans understanding the collection put together a city wide bond issue to help pay the private debts through public funds. the only time i'm aware of where a community came together the help pay off private debt to save an institution they held very dear

send me an e-mail or go to our website strangeinheritance.com. >>> tonight on "justice. >> mexico, i respect the country. they're taking our job, they're taking our manufacturing, they're taking our money, they're taking everything and they're killing us on the border. >> gone old double standard, trump gets even tougher on illegal immigration. hear what he said today. >>> plus, sanctuary cities, some people still support them. even after kate steinly's senseless death. i take on one of those supporters. >> this president does not believe in american military might. it's that simple. >> and outrage

nbc's mark potter has more from mexico. >> reporter: hi, luke. the tunnel that authorities say that chapo guzman used to escape from the prison behind me extends out all the way to a house a mile from here. we got a chance to go in that tunnel last night and it was quite impressive. we were really struck by how well it was put together. this was clearly done by engineers, mining engineers, people who knew what they were doing and who had the money, the wherewithal and the time to do it. this was not a fly-by-night operation. again, a mile long. and it afforded guzman the opportunity to not have to walk out of prison. he got to ride out of jail. this video released by the mexican government shows "chapo" guzman on a security camera in his cell on saturday the night he escaped, just before 9:00 p.m. he can be seen pacing going in and out of the shower stall where the tunnel entrance is. finally he bends down goes out of the camera's view and disappears. tuesday mexican authorities recorded video of the tunnel entrance and then went into the tunnel

i also respect mexico, but mexico is doing tremendous number against the united states. what they're doing to us in trade -- first of all they are killing us at the border. second of all bill, what they are doing to us in trade is unbelievable. they are taking our jobs. they are taking our manufacturing, and they're taking our money. now, i'm not angry at mexico because, frankly their representatives and leaders are smarter than ours. i'm angry at our country dry for having such bad negotiators and bad leaders. >> why do you think nbc pulled the plug on your beauty pageants? had you already resigned from the celebrity apprentice. why do you think they don't want to business with you any more? >> they were very angry at me because i wanted to run for president and i told them i would be running. as you know last season was a big season. the apprentice has been an amazing success. we had very good ratings last season they were not happy when i said i was running. all right you will run and when you are ready come see us but i hope it's soon. they renewed. i went up to numb

he's referring to mexico. and what he's doing is he's saying they are unloading their unwanted into the united states. as you've been talking about sean, for god knows, the number of people that are being hurt and killed and robbed and raped, these numbers are astronomical. and you know what? anybody that wants to go ahead and grab on one word -- donald trump did not have a prepared speech. he spoke from the heart. he speaks without a teleprompter. he speaks from his heart. it's one word. that one word has caused a controversy that as you know between some of the spineless sponsors that run away simply because, oh, i can't defend anybody, you know this is our constituents. instead of saying that's not what donald trump said and we're not going to allow you to distort mr. trump's words. >> let me ask you the question about the campaign in general. i mean he's resonating. he's getting the biggest crowds. he has the best poll numbers. you think this is detrimental to the process, the republican party? where is yo

kellye: in mexico, a massive manhunt for a drug kingpin. he disappeared under the noses of prison guards through a hole cut in his cell. chuck sievers and has more. chuck: mexico's most notorious drug dealer is now their most wanted man again. these maximum-security walls could not hold el chapo who pulled off a storybook jailbreak. >> this is a huge failure. he is one of the most powerful drug cartel leaders in mexico, if not the most powerful. chuck: he slipped through a small hole in his tunnel including ventilation, lights and a motorcycle, a tunnel mile-long. >> he is notorious for his use of tamils. he has a team of engineers and miners that have built over 100 tunnels between the u.s. and mexico. chuck: he spent 13 years on the run after a previous escape. mexican authorities finally recaptured him just last year. el chapo at 58 was head of the mexican drug cartel, behind one quarter of all the illegal drugs smuggled into the united states. his criminal empire is blamed for tens of thousands of deaths, from drug overdoses and gang mu

like this. >> i love mexico. i like the mexican people. i do business with the mixexican people. >> these comments on mexico may be hurting donald trump with univision, nbc and macy's. they don't seem to be hurting donald trump with the voters. at least not at this point. but if past behavior is a future predictor of current behavior then maybe no one can be too surprised by donald trump after all. he went after obama on the birth certificater to though presented with facts all day long to the contrary. perhaps doing the same thing now. >> very extremely high polls in new hampshire. thank you. >> fears of more shark attacks this fourth juf lifeof july weekend. and hear from a shark attack survivor, hailed as a hero for what he did in the water. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum...♪ smoothies! only from tums. >>> beach-g

"i love the mexican people but mexico is not our friend. they're killing us at the border and they're killing us on jobs and trade. fight." those are comments that will spark -- i suspect a bitter reaction inside mexico. >> definitely. i'm writing my column on this precise issue for tomorrow my column in the miami "herald" and i called a pollster in new hampshire who did this poll that shows that trump is now number two in new hampshire for the primaries, for the republican primaries. hi said it's not really that republican voters are supporting his views on mexico but that he's suddenly vitzable in the press, visible in the media. he's sort of -- we are talking about him right now, wolf and that helps him. that helps him. what the big question is where's the republican national committee on this? where are the other republican candidates on this? i tell you, wolf 34 million people in the u.s. of mexican descent feel pretty offended about this or most of them at least, at least the ones i talked to and this is something that can cost the re

y desde méxico para que sigas conectado con los tuyos. oíste bien, llama a méxico todo lo que quieras incluso a móviles. sólo t-mobile te da cobertura en tres países en lugar de uno. sin cargos adicionales. ahora tu plan funciona igual en méxico que en los estados unidos. cámbiate ya. >>> esta semana en mi lente, vamos a explorar la generaciÓn milenio, de los... donde los jÓvenes entre 18 y 34 aÑos, estÁn teniendo Éxito. son los que actualmente componen un ter deswoi de la poblaciÓn de estados unidos. cada vez como les decÍa se destacan mÁs. vanessa hauc estÁ en vivo con un vivo ejemplo de cÓmo se estÁn superando. vane. >>> asÍ es mary la generaciÓn mÁs grande y de veras del paÍs muchos de ellos son hijos de padres inmigrantes es el caso de luis ortiz, un puertorriqueÑo que llegÓ a new york sin un dÓlar y es uno de los profesionales mÁs reconocidos en su industria. >>> hello. >>> son las 9 de la maÑana en new york. >>> uno mis apartamentos. >>> y luis ortiz va de camino debe ver un apartamento en el corazÓn de

stay tuned. >>> in new mexico there's ran ongoing battle that began 70 years ago today. on july 16th 194 r5, the u.s. military tested its first atomic bomb. today people who live near what is known as the trinity site say they are still suffering. >> on the morning of july 16th, 1945, many new something had happened out in the desert. a bright flash came up over the hills and was seen nearly 200 miles away in gallop. a story stated that a munition's magazine had exploded and never mentioned radiation danger. richard's farm sits in fertile ground. he worries the 135 acres may be slowly killing them. >> we raised a lot of vegetables, but once i got cancer i quit the vegetable part. >> reporter: though he has no medical proof, he believes radiation from trinity directly contributed to his lymphoma. the so-called down winders want the u.s. government held accountable. >> i would like to ask everybody out there that is a cancer survivor or battling cancer right now to please stand up if you would. >> reporter: on july 1st, down winders came from miles around to hold a town me

they are when i say that mexico is dead i'm talking about the country of mexico. the government. they are sending us criminals. instead of putting them in their jails, they're sending them to us. >> the faa is now renameing three navigational points for trump including one that stands for, you're fired. the faa says the codes are not meant to be controversial. >>> a fox news alert. the new leader of al qaeda in yemen calling on an axe in the united states. he's saying the u.s. is the number one enemy. he calls for terrorists to gather arrows and swhords against it. he praises his predecessor killed in a drone strike last month. drones cannot be detected. >>> ahead of the fourth of july holiday resulting in more than ten terror arrests. the fbi saying all suspects were radicalized online and plan to carry out isis style attacks on americans. among those arrested three men you see here from new york and new jersey who allegedly planned to detonate a pressure cooker bomb on the george washington bridge. >> 22 million the massive government hack attacks growing again far worse than o

has galvanized him to the degree it has but he speaks to the anger that is out there right now, the mexico crisis not withstanding and was meeting with law enforcement types in a different state and all. the n the end the border patrol union said, no, we won't be meeting with you. what do you think happened? >> i think the. afl-cio government involved and said to the union you're not going to host him. and so i think pressure was applied there, and they should be able to host whoever they want to host, and now with donald trump and his statements, we have to be careful because this is a highly charged emotional -- not just a political issue. we're talking about national security besides just illegal immigration, fighting the drug cartels, and the at the same statements, when we talking about all hispanics -- we're not. we're talking illegals. site clear to all of to us clearly articulate that because in arizona 30% of the people in my state are hispanic, many of mexico descent who-good, decent hard-working people. we're talking about the criminal element that of -- heck, last year alone, p

mexico is not so much. >> it is a haven. you have tens of thousands of mexican citizens being killed every year than most of that is cartel violence. and we are seeing why in the world this justice department local law enforcement -- >> because they are not making it a priority. the department of justice. and they have said that we have watched him. >> and you know my gosh. >> that is a shaky legal situation. [laughter] >> let's do that together. [laughter] >> it's very shaky. [laughter] >> you know, absolutely. >> he's going to give away with it. >> and live in a 22 billion-dollar mansion. >> you don't suppose that the federal judge is corrupt. >> no you know he did just filed a petition. >> i'm not suggesting that it was corrupted it was a shaky situation like this. >> is basically moving things around. and the thing that i need protection. lou: this is an outrage. in the american people have to put up with as. >> of the court would rule that the federal government has constitutional right to all immigration reform sanctua

border with mexico and make the mexicans pay for wall and be the best american jobs president ever. he doesn't need your contributions, has never had to finesse debate or build coalitions or make regular politicians pull their purchase, make campaigns or painful promises the republican nomination is for president all 15 or so won't be able to ignore him. as loudly as they say they want to attract latino voters in 2016, donald trump talks louder. here is david schuster. >> for americans who want a national debate against illegal immigration, donald trump is the gift that keeps on giving. donald trump recently complete with families of victims killed by illegal immigrants. >> the legals illegals came in and the illegals killed their children and we better get smart in the united states. >> and in phoenix he drew thousands to a rally. >> they're takings our jobs they're taking our manufacturing they're taking our money they're taking everybody and they're killing us in the border. >> as a billionaire developer beauty pageant owner, donald trump has never had a problem standing out but

this isn't just mexico. people are coming from all over the world and they are coming illegally into our country and they are coming from the middle east and we better be damn careful. okay. how about one more because i'm going to see you in a few minutes in phoenix. yes, sir. >> so mr. trump, russell gray the real estate guys radio show. i will switch it to housing. millions of people lost their homes in the last financial crisis. lot of people think that was driven by fed policy leading up to it and then just the way the whole housing system has worked with the government involvement. what is a healthy housing policy? >> such a mundane question. he's a real estate guy. >> you are the ultimate real estate guy. what's a healthy housing policy under the trump administration? >> owning the home was the american dream. it became the american nightmare. but we will make it back honestly back to the american dream. owning a home is so important. it's really a good question. it's a very complicated question but it

meaning there are just as many people emigrating to mexico as there are mexicans coming from mexico. ready for this? according to government accountability office border security in the southwest is about 84% effective. that's not perfect but that is a "b" average. the cost to seal the southwest border is an estimated $28 billion a year. roughly the annual budget of the entire justice department. the last time the amount of money we've been spending was $18 billion a year. so, we have to find another way if we want to do even more money on that front. there's a lot to say in the immigration story. in fact, i spoke with two strong voices on either side of the immigration debate. congressman joaquin castro congressman from texas, and a republican congressman raul labrador from idaho. define the scope of what you think -- do we have an illegal immigration problem in this country right now? >> we do have an illegal immigration problem in the country but we also have a legal immigration problem because we're dealing with legal immigration system from the 1950s. we have to update and moder

ya no vamos a ver a este hombre que hizo historia en el periodismo en mÉxico nacido en la ciudad de mÉxico pero con ascendencia polaca jacobo tuvo el Último adiÓs, como lo dicto la religiÓn judÍa. el rabino presento e su familia. hasta el lugar llegÓ la primera dama angÉlica rivera y autoridades de la polÍtica entretenimiento y empresarial. >>> lamentable para todos. >>> comencÉ a trabajar con Él en 1970 ¿como lo recuerda en aquel momento. >>> como de trabajen ser los ma eso otros, exigentes y cÁlido. >>> su retiro en la televisiÓn, conducÍa uno de los noticieros radio de mayor audiencia en el paÍs. >>> 24 horas termina hoy muchas gracias buenas noches. >>> entrevistÓ a las mÁs importantes figuras del mundo internacional y nacional de la polÍtica cultura y en trelt Ñichlt. dejÓ a su esposa sara y 3 hijos abraham xa abraham zabludovsky dijo que recordar sau padre todos los dÍas. >>> la lista de empresas que ponen fin a su relaciÓn con donald trump se sigue ex tendiendo el doral se ha visto salpicado por esto. >>> no es exagerado decir que donald trump ayudÓ a poner en

>> mexico. >> how do you get mexico to pay for it? >> mexico is making a fortune off the united states. i would get them to pay for the wall. believe me they will pay for the wall. >> i don't understand how you would. >> the pundits who say trump can't get them. you have to be able to negotiate. mexico is making a fortune off the united states. in addition to seconding a lot of people here, forcing, forcing, and i'm talking about their bad people. i love the mexican people. i love their spirit. many work for me right now. i respect mexico. but their leaders and their negotiators are too smart for our leaders and our negotiatorsful? how high would the wall be? >> i will make that wall impenetrable. impenetrable. you don't have to worry about how high it will be and mexico will pay for that wall. >> okay. i appreciate it. >> a great honor. >> okay. >> it's funnel when you -- >> well, fun. it's too bad that she mentions only the negatives. you don't want to mention the positives. >> put the mic back on. i want to know why you think voter

, traveling through mexico to mexico city with guillermo giving instructions and being in charge of the operation from that side. [ speaking a foreign language ] [ speaking a foreign language ] >> i don't know if you can imagine putting your teenage daughter in the hands of a coyote saying, here's our life savings, i'm going to trust it to a coyote, saying, i hope you make it. what recourse do illegal immigrants have? what can they say? a coyote ripped me off for $3,000, $8,000, left me near dead in the desert, can i get my money back? i didn't complete my journey? can i complain to somebody? they destroy your life. you're lucky if you're alive. you're lucky if you get in and if you die, who's going to care about it? >> these two girls tell us that they wound up in a stash house. [ speaking a foreign language ] i am rich. on the grounds of my estate, i hob nob with the glitterati and play equestrian sports. out on the veranda, we enjoy finger sandwiches and other assorted dainties. i wear nothing less than the finest designer footwear. wherever i go, the paparazzi capture my every move.

to provocarÍa que sus bodegas y que son fuertes en mÉxico. tuviera un plan b y que este plan b fuera guatemala. y el salvador y honduras. >>> si situaciÓn que tiene a las autoridades en alerta y este lunes, 4 mexicanos fuertemente armados fueron capturados en territorio guatemalteco y al dÍa siguiente. 5 hombres fueron asesinados. >>> 3 de ellos ex miembros del ejÉrcito. >>> determinar si las personas capturadas luego de la fuga del chapo en mÉxico en guatemala las personas detenidas en guatemala tengan relaciÓn a esta fuga y tambiÉn las muertes que ocurren en el Área de... >>> en honduras el temor por el recrudecimiento de la violencia ha crecido. >>> estamos muy vigilantes para poder evitar cualquier ingreso, no solo del chapo guzmÁn si no de cualquier persona que pretenda venir, a cometer actividades ilÍcitas a honduras. >>> los analistas creen que tras la fuga del chapo guzmÁn, el triÁngulo norte de centroamÉrica podrÍa quedar expuesto a controlables niveles de violencia. >>> ya nosotros tomamos de oficio acciÓn para que tod

/mexico border. the greek parliament just moments ago passing on austerity and reform bill as required as the first step to open bailout moneys to flow into greece. the bill to impose sweeping tax hikes and spending cuts approved with the support of three proeuropean opposition parties. the vote coming after demonstrators and protesters flooded the streets. police responded with tear gas. >>> president obama today warned lawmakers that failure to support his nuclear deal reach with iran would only increase the likelihood of war. >> this deal makes our country and the world safer and more secure. it's why the alternative, no limits on iron's nuclear program, inno inspections, the risk of regional arms race and the risk of war would endanger our security. >> our next guest says the nuclear agreement allows iran to maintain a vast uranium capacity and gain and industrialized program once key parts of this deal expire in as little as ten years. the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee and a me

but they are still coming up from central america getting to mexico and they're being caught in mexico. >> look, mexico by and large a lot of corruption down there. if you have enough money you are going to get through. at least they are patrolling the border down there which they hadn't been doing in the past. let's turn to the state of oregon very left wing state out of salem and portland, oregon, is off the charts left. there is a baker and his wife who refused to indicater a -- cater a gay wedding they have been fined $135,000. roll the tape. >> people also don't understand it's the hardest decision to make because you don't want to hurt people, and that's not what our intention was at all. i just wish more people could understand that about us. you know, it wasn't them as a couple. we served them in the past, you know. it had to do with their event. we just couldn't -- that particular event couldn't partake in. >> all right now, there was a rumor shannon, that the state of oregon ordered the bakers to shut up about the case. is that true? >> here's the deal. there is a cease and d

border remember i respect mexico and i respect their leaders. illegal alien, rapes and murders, young baby in new mexico okay. by the way, hundreds of these articles. now i don't know where they came from. they came from some place, but they are illegal. they shouldn't be allowed in the country. we need a border. >> all right. again. that trump last night in new hampshire. the news today about macy's follows a major online campaign that demand it had cut ties with the real estate mogul. we'll talk with the person who started that in a second and first up m.j. lee broke the news on the split. today donald trump is saying no no no i'm one who severed ties with macy's and the other side saying the reverse. right. which is it? >> who knows. i think trump will probably never acknowledge when he's in the fault and he has caused harm to him self-. look i think it's interesting that the guy who loves to say the words you're fired is being fired left and right. you mentioned nbc cutting ties with trump. you also mentioned that he will no longer have a pa

celebrated in mexico in music and on videos, he has been indicted in the u.s. on federal drug trafficking charges. >> this is a huge failure. he's one of the most powerful drug cartel leaders in mexico if not the most powerful. >> el chapo will no doubt be wanted in the u.s. as well. what are authorities doing tonight? >> they're deeply concerned. el chapo's escape raises serious questions about potential corruption in the prison and in mexico's law enforcement. u.s. authorities will be checking leads because they want him back behind bars now. >> pierre, thank you. >>> and we turn to the deepening mystery, an explosion at the beach that sent people scrambling, and a woman to the hospital. tonight it's reopened. but is it safe, since no one knows what caused the blast? here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, the cause of a bizarre, terrifying explosion on a popular rhode island beach saturday remains a mystery. >> it sounded like a jet breaking the sound barrier. >> reporter: that loud? >> that loud. >> reporter: the force so powerful it launched a 60-year-old

the state of new mexico offers scant resources. even on the outside, and has one of the poorest populations of children in the nation. here keith gets a full day of school... daily counseling. guards that double as mentors. the reforms come from a program is called "cambiar" the spanish word for change, implemented at all 5 of new mexico's juvenile centers. al jazeera america got extensive access inside to see the impact its had on the inmates. keith is 7 months into a 2-year sentence. he's had one family visit and he's nursing an old basketball injury. >> at first, it was pretty bad. heh. my anger was pretty bad. so i needed to just learn how to control it better. it's kinda hard, though. 'cause right when i start feeling it, i try to tell myself to calm down, but it doesn't really work that much. so i have to learn how to just, remove myself from a situation that's gonna make me angry. >> i see his softer side. >> well i just think things happen for a reason. i don't know, maybe, me coming here is just... gonna help me live a bet

artist jose velasco, a very popular artist in mexico, did these landscape paintings for the grants. this is the dining room, and of course, this is where the family would have their meals. julia maybe would've done a little light entertaining here. this is not, you know, anything too elaborate in the home. we have some of the gifts that were given to the grants on that world tour. this piece was actually given to julia. this was -- this is a bronze urn on a teak wood table given to her by the cama, japan. the little vase on the table was given to the grants by the emperor of japan. and back here on the mantle is probably one of the most personal pieces that julia probably liked the best. the frame, the leaves in here, she actually framed it. the leaves were given to her by general grant on their tour. it was leaves that he picked up from the holy city. she kept, had it framed, and wrote the whole story on there. julia probably had the time of her life on this world tour. she devotes almost a third of her memoirs talking about it. she developed friendships with queen victoria and a v

i have been in new mexico multiple times in tribal areas and other remote areas in mexico to personally visit and talk to the individuals involved. i remember a situation where there was a fiber going down the side of the road, a fiber on an indian reservation and 100 yards away was a high school and up here was the library. it couldn't get a connection from the fiber to the high school because it was cost prohibitive and the earache program wasn't paying for that. now we pay for that and that's in large part because of these kinds of specific examples that we have seen. we need to make sure this is the case. we also need to make sure that low income individuals who are unfortunately disproportionately represented in tribal areas have access to broadband support to connect them and that is why we are not only overhauling but changing the orientation of the lifeline program to go to broadband. c chairman wheeler i want to cement other questions into the record to flush these areas out but as we do this i appreciate the conversation we have had today and the focus and seeing how we can gr

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it is coming from more than mexico. it is coming from all over south and latin america and coming probably from the middle east. we don't know because we have no protection and we have no confidence. we don't know what is happening and it has to stop and it has to stop fast. [applause] mr. trump: islamic terrorism is eating up large portions of the middle east. they have become rich. i'm in competition with them. they just built a hotel in syria. can you believe this? they built a hotel. when i have to build a hotel, i pay interest. they don't have to because they took the oil that when we left iraq i said we should have taken. now isis has the oil. and what they don't have, iran has. and -- i will tell you this -- years ago, i said, and i love the military and i want to have the strongest military we have ever had and we needed more now than ever -- do not hit iraq because you will totally destabilized the middle east. iran is going to take over the middle east. iran and somebody else will get the oil and it turns out

traveling through mexico to mexico city with guillermo giving instructions and being in charge of the operation from that side. >> i don't know if you can imagine putting your teenage daughter in the hands of a coyote saying, here's our life savings, i'm going to trust it to a coyote, saying, i hope you make it. what recourse do illegal immigrants have? what can they say? a coyote ripped me off for 3,000, $8,000, left me for dead in the desert. can i get my money back? i didn't complete my journey? can i complain to somebody? you're lucky if you get in and if you die, who's going to care about it? >> i don't know if you can imagine putting your teenage daughter in the hands of a coyote saying, here's our life savings, i'm going to trust it to a coyote, saying, i hope you make it. what recourse do illegal immigrants have? what can they say? a coyote ripped me off for 3,000, $8,000, left me for dead in the desert. can i get my money back? i didn't complete my journey? can i complain to somebody? you're lucky if you get in and if you die, who's going to care about it? >> these two girls

i'm going back here to mexico. authorities have released brand new video showing the famous drug lord "el chapo" guzman making his break from a supermax prison last week. you see him crouching behind a partition in the shower area out of the camera's view. he goes in there and never comes back out. behind that partition a hole that leads to an underground tunnel authorities say he used to escape. nbc's mark potter got a firsthand look inside this cell. >> the thing that's so impressive here is how sophisticated this is, how well built. you can see the beams, these are steel. there are wood beams. there is electricity. there's a lynch, there are lights and there's a stairway that goes down here to a very deep trench and a tunnel that then heads out toward the prison. >> mark potter joins me live from the prison where "el chapo" escaped from. mark, good morning. what was it like inside that place? >> reporter: well we got into the entrance of the tunnel -- we went through a hole that was about a foot and a half by tw

we just told you about the volcano across portions of mexico. and here's perspective on that. major eruptions have happened since 1585. this has the potential of being one of the larger eruptions if it continues the pattern it has had since january, february and july. it's similar to what we saw in 1913 but there's also a hurricane offshore. this is doloris. and what it's doing, the winds are blowing it back off toward open water. >> are they linked in. >> no, they are not linked. >> thank you so much pedram as always. >>> police in belfast, northern ireland clashed in the annual parade. crowds confronted police when they were barred from entering an area known as a flash point for violence. they threw bricks and bottles at the officers who used water canons to break up the crowd. the orange order parade commemorates a victory of protestant king william iii over his catholic rival. >>> hillary clinton is now calling republicans out by name. and she has a special message for mr. donald trump. >>> plus, a plane crash in the u.s. claims the lives of one couple but their teenaged

mexico authorities released this security camera video, showing the moment when guzman escaped from maxim security prison. they are now offering a $4 million reward to find him. >>> the greek parliament is meeting to consider the latest bailout proposal. some members of the ruling party are slamming deep cuts in the plan and workers are on strike to protest. >> reporter: greek civil servants marched to parliament today to protest reform measures. these reform measures are necessary to move forward with a bailout package that is even harsher than the majority of greeks jekted more than a week ago. it's seen as intrusive if not humiliating. but without it greek banks could collapse. in that is the stark choice facing lawmakers here today. like this syriza mp. she explained why she is voting to pass reform measures she and her party are fundamentally philosophically against. >> translator: this vote is not from our hearts but for political reasons this is what we'll have to do to allow greece to remain steady. >> reporter: while the media question is whether these reform measures can be pass

warned mexico about this. i just see "el chapo" going down in a shootout at the end. >> that's sort of not what we've been seeing from the administration of the mexican president. he has not had them go down as we saw previously. we've seen a number of these cartel leaders arrested and taken into prison. let me ask you this joseph. do you think he goes back to running the cartel or is he just on a mission to get away and not get back into at least an official leadership position? >> the thing about the cartel, it drives itself. every time someone steps out, someone steps in. the cartel's been active since he's been in. there's been a couple cases here in chicago where there's been a lot of activity. this cartel keeps on going. it's not going to stop. it's a big corporation. it's a big company. it's full of different people doing different things. this is the guy that knows how to move tons of cocaine into the united states in all different ways. he was able to get out of jail because he knows this stuff. he kn

. >>> y en medio de las crÍticas que provocan los insultos de donald trump contra mÉxico. el pre candidato presidencial del partido republicano estÁ buscando apoyo n. los Ángeles que es la ciudad con mÁs mexicanos en el mundo entero despuÉs del df tan pronto se supo de la visita la comunidad inmigrante comenzÓ a orzarse para mostrarle su repudio, jorge mira montes estÁ frente al hotel donde serÁ la noche estacena esta noche. >>> tiene ve tÍos la cena privada para recaudar fondos en este hotel, con un grupo de conservadores formado por estrellas de hollywood y empresarios, y mientras tanto las persona dicen que ser Único que venga aquÍ a de ir dinero en una ciudad donde los inmigrantes hoy en dÍa ya son mayorÍa. >>> estos jÓvenes inmigrantes que preparan pancartas en contra de la visita de donald trump en los Ángeles son conscientes de crisis no le quiten el apetito al polÍtico pero esperan arruinoarlo su skweb usando su voz como arma. >>> solamente vamos a levantar la voz ahora que llegue a l.os Ángeles o tener influencia en elecciones. para que nadie vuelv