of migration between united states and mexico, but a lot of political rhetoric. from a mexican perspective, does that in any way limit the flexibility of the government of mexico to negotiate? do they have to demonstrate that they are strong and can stand up to the american rhetoric number one and number two, is there a reason to be concerned about the dynamic of the negotiations as it might effect the presidential elections in mexico next year? >> one of the beauties of no longer being -- that i'm a recovering diplomat that you could say stuff, but look, there's no issue out there that is mexican public opinion such as the whole wool issue. it has irritated profoundly. you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out why in a research poll that came out in july and then an update in september looking at positive perceptions of the u.s. around the world, the country where positive perceptions of the u.s. has fallen the most is mexico. it's nose dived. one of the things that happened this parallel to nafta and a very different engagement is that it started to create between

bosque. melissa is a national magazine award code would need investigative. she studied mexico and the u.s.-mexico editor since 1998. her work has been featured in many places in quitting marie claire and "the guardian" united kingdom as well as on msnbc, pbs and npr. she is currently an investigative reporter for "the texas observer" and reporting fellow in the investigative side. at the other end of the table is someone. her book is titled [inaudible] criminal corporations and civil war in new mexico can associate professor of public affairs and security studies at the university of texas rio grande valley in brownsville. >> not anymore. i'm sorry. >> formerly. last-minute correction. formerly. >> i'm a george mason university. >> thank you. i wish i had asked you that. >> sorry. >> she's the author of democracy, political institutions. she's a frequent commentator at national and international news media on drug trafficking issues and drug for mexico. she was also a wilson fellow in d.c. for a year which as you know is the premier think tank for all things mexican. finally, we h

headquartered in monterey, mexico, which does everything in mexican style from electrical cables and power transformers to processed meats and tasty snacks. which actually go well with beer. and he's also currently the coordinator for mexico's private sector advisory room for the nafta renegotiation. we'll talk a little bit about that process as well. i'm a big fan of national public radio and i would like to quote something from a telecast they once had. it said, quote, the two candidates seem to really hate nafta. they both seem to hate even more the idea that someone might get the impression that they don't hate nafta or that one of them hates nafta a bit less than the other. when these two say nafta, what are they talking about, end of quote. anyone want to guess what year and who are the two candidates? 2008, and it was barack obama and hillary clinton. so that gives you some context. anyone who follows the u.s. elections and campaign in 20sky knows full well the rhetoric throughout the campaign, we touched on it earlier today. trump announcing and tweeting and talking multiple

america's advantage. i think that the long-term strategic goal of helping mexico become an industrialized productive society was really an important strategic vision which reagan had and which was carried out in the first phase of nafta. and i would talk later on about what changed. i think it is very important and i think -- i wrote a book called understanding trump but not called predicting trump. i think trump is literally impossible to predict. but my hunch is that in the end he will get to a reformed nafta. we will not get to the end of nafta. and it will probably be a fair amount of very intense negotiating between here and getting to reformed version. i don't think there is an appetite for blowing it all up other than the president's occasional tweets. when you watch the people the president brought on the cabinet these are relatively sophisticated people and inclination is to have tough negotiations aimed at improving the american position in the treaty, not aimed at blowing it up. >> i would fully agree that in general and without falling into optimism here, nafta

ambassador to the u.s. with current and former government officials from mexico and canada. this is about an hour. >> good morning. good afternoon. bon jour. welcome. over to you, joann. >> okay. and my name is joann zimolzak. we're pleased to welcome you to the washington office for the nafta 2.0 summit. given our topic today and who we have here with us, it seems appropriate not only to say welcome, but beinvenidos. we're pleased to have you here and present this great program today. which is streaming live, even as we speak, and will be available afterwards on the dentons website. change can be unsettling, but it also presents a lot of opportunity, which i'm sure will be part of the discussions today. and there's so much interest that's already been generated about this program. we have over 100 people who are going to be here today with us in person and many more who are watching it over the web. dentons is pleased to be presenting this program, and with its presence in the u.s., canada, and mexico, we have extensive capabilities and experience at the critical intersection of business

presenting this program, and with its presence in the u.s., canada and mexico, we have extensive capabilities and experience at the critical intersection of business, public policy and cross-border relations. many of our practitioners are here today to share their experience and perspectives. and we're so happy to also be joined by key members of industry and governments who can also add their valuable perspective. with that, i'm going to turn things over to scottie greenwood, who is the co lead of our federal practice. scottie. >> thank you, joanne. welcome, everybody. we are really delighted to have you here. this is what it's all about gore us in public policy, bringing together, policy leaders, thought leaders, our clients, our prospects. everybody that is looking to understand what could happen with this really important north american economy. and so you've got the agenda in front of you. and we would like for you to interact as much as possible. one of my favorite parts of being at this firm is the terrific people that we get to work with, and i'm going to introduce gary d

and civil war in mÉxico. the security studies at the university of texas rio grande valley -- >> not anymore. i'm george mason university. >> currently at george mason university. thank you, i wished i had asked you that. >> sorry. >> she's the author of democracy in two mÉxicos, political institutions in oaxaca and nuevo leÓn, frequent commentator in news media on drug trafficking issues and drug violence in mÉxico. she would also be a wilson fellow which as you know is the premier think tank for all things mÉxico. finally, we have epolito acosta which book in the deep shadows under covering the ruthless world of human smuggling is -- it's actually the second book that epolito has had at the festival. the third book, excuse me. i'm totally misinformed by my friends here. epolito is a son of migrant workers, highly-decorated officers in the u.s. immigration naturalization service, the author pulitzer, agent and with erwin. so the three books are really well selected for this panel. i was really excited at the opportunity to be the moderator. there are so many linkages between the

agent murdered, another one wounded after both were attacked while patrolling the u.s.-mexico border. chris gall a gear has the latest on this. trace? >> the border agents responded to a sensor triggered off enter state 10 near big bend of the texas-mexico border. difficult part of the border to cross because of the mountains, right owe xwrantd river, and over -- grand river and the terrain. they got in trouble when they arrived. one called on the scanner saying they had been hurt and needed help. both agents were transported to an area hospital, where 36-year-old row he willo hogelio martinez had died. the fbi said the agents weren't fired on but would not ee rab bright on how he was injured. it was said martinez was hit with a blunt instrument. here's what president trump said. >> president trump: we lost a border patrol officer just yesterday. and another one was brutally beaten and badly, badly hurt. looks like he'll make it. but very, very badly hurt. . the president also vowed to continue building the wall to secure the u.s.-mexico border. agents being hit with rocks is

by your cable or satellite provider. >> negotiators representing canada, mexico, and the u.s. are negotiating a rewrite of the enough to trade deal. we will discuss nafta and the negotiations on washington journal. minutes.5 >> a couple gusts now at the table to talk to us about nafta and the ongoing negotiations and trump administration trade policy in general. economics and the global trade watch director. good morning to both of you. i want to start with this headline out of bloomberg. nafta talks are getting bogged down. i want to get you to respond to this. what are the hardline demands? guest: this is the irony. and the are deadlocked administration decides to withdraw, it's not want to be because of unions were groups like mine that have thought no nafta is better than more of this nafta. there is a big corporate lobby trying to persuade them to not respond to u.s. proposals. it goes to restructuring nafta to remove the incentives for outsourcing jobs. they want to get rid of special protections for investors to make it less risky and cheaper to offshore jobs to mexico. the

were attacked well patrolling the u.s.-mexico border. trace gallagher has the latest details on this crime. >> wing of the border agents responded to a sensor that was triggered off interstate ten near the big bend area of the texas-mexico border. that's a difficult part of the border for illegal immigrants to cross because of the mountains, the rio grande river and the overall rugged terrain. somehow when the two agents arrived they got in trouble. one of them called on the scanner saying they had been hurt they needed help. both agents were then transported to an area hospital where 36-year-old rogelio martinez died from his injury. martinez had been an agent for four years. the fbi says the agents were not fired on, but they would not elaborate on how they were injured. the national border patrol union says martinez was hit several times in the head with a blunt object, possibly a large rock. the border patrol itself is not confirmed that, but here's what president trump said, watch. >> we've lost a border patrol officer just yesterday, and another one was brutally beaten and badl

at how lives d livelihood arere destroyed in bagram-, mexico, -- in bangladesh, mexico, anand italy. >> offered in restaurants, sold in stores, tropical proms are a popular choice for food a aoss the e western world today. how did this become affoordable? at what t cost? naturedidish society for conservation travelled to bangladesh to find out who is really paying the price for our new standard of tropical prawns. the region in southwest bangladesh is the country's leading producer of prawns for export. it is at the center of a struggle, pitting thousands of impoverished people who are fighting to conserve the natural resources and livelihood against the might of the prawn indusust. a farmer by profession, like countless others,s, she lost her famimily's land to s shrimp far. flooded with salt water to aggressive shrimp farmers, families once fertilee lanand ls under a pond. she is not alone. >> [speakaking foreign language] >> it is not just the communities where they are cultivated that it is threatened. the rivers of this region flow a placeorest, providing for river dolphins and

as to say, we have not gotten to the hard part. both mexico and canada, particularly canada, have been lobbying very aggressively. canada visited with me and the president today. they lobbied in the congress as well. and obviously, all parties have been trying to stir up trade groups in the u.s. to have u.s. go easy in the negotiations. the president is determined either to -- he's determined that if we have a new nafta, it has to be one that suits our interests much better than the existing nafta. and as you have seen in the media, from time to time he's expressed a total willingness to depart from nafta should that become necessary. we don't hope it will. we don't desire that it will. we don't believe that it will. but it is at least a conceptual possibility as we go forward. there probably are more issues, more difficult issues with mexico than with canada. but mostly the same substance does have relevance in each side. and then there are few issues specific to individual countries, particularly to canada. they undoubtedly will consider bringing up something about softwood lumb

enteras han decidido reiniciar su vida en ese estado. >> un tributo a mÉxico, llega cojo a los cines estadounidenses reivindicando la tradiciÓn del dÍa de los muertos, noticias telemundo comienza ya. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> hola, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, hoy empezamos en el capitolio, en washington con los cientos de dreamers que han unido sus voces para exigir que resuelva de una vez su situaciÓn. >> (gritos). >> si se puede el grito ha resonado con fuerza como hoy en uno de los edificios del congreso de estados unidos. >> si se puede, si se puede. >> hasta ahÍ han llegado casi mil jÓvenes soÑadores de todo el paÍs para pedir una ley que aleje para siempre el fantasma de la deportaciÓn. se intensifican las movilizaciones de dreamers tras la decisiÓn de trump de terminar daca, la novedad es que a esta campaÑa se empiezan a sumar legisladores republicanos, lory tiene el reporte. >> (gritos). >> fue un momento Único, alrededor de mil dreamers en un edificio del senado. (gritos). >> a viva voz y con actos de desobediencia civil e

on the u.s./mexico border, and what makes you decide to say, "i'm going to tell the story of enrique"? >> well, i wanted to tell more broadly the story of these millions of women who have come to the united states from mexico and central america. you know, around the country, we know these women. they clean our homes, they clean our offices, they take care of our children. among latinos, they are women in our families. they've come here because they face this horrible choice of, "do i stay in my country, not be able to feed my kids more than once a twice a day, not see them study past the third grade, or do i pull myself away from them and come north so that i can offer them a better life and hope of something better than this grinding misery that they grew up in. >> hinojosa: and you actually say that in this particular case-- the one particular story of enrique-- you actually say that his mom, lourdes, left for the united states out of love. >> i think a lot of these women leave out of love, because a lot of them say, you know... so many of them tell the same story. that at

generales. locutora: no es el caso de estas recientes demandas. tres de mÉxico, uno de nigeria y uno denicaragua. no debieron siquiera solicitar la ciudadanÍa porque no eran elegibles. >> se les quita la ciudadanÍa porque no informaron. locutora: aunque no se puede revocar la ciudadanÍa entregada por nacimiento, permite que los inmigrantes la pierdan mediante el proceso de desnaturalizaciÓn por orden de una corte federal y bajo ciertas circunstancias limitadas. esto podrÍa llevar a los cinco demandados a ser deportados a sus paÍses de origen dependiendo de lo que decida el magistrado. aranza: la vida de 800,000 jÓvenes soÑadores depende del gobierno. la fecha lÍmite para que los legisladores elaboren una medida permanente que los ampare de ladeportaciÓn se acerca rÁpidamente, el prÓximo 5 de marzo. en missouri, los jÓvenes afectados no tiran la toalla. viviana Ávila platicÓ con alguno de ellos. viviana: rigo es uno de los miles beneficiados de laca que quedÓ por fuera de la renovaciÓn. >> no lo veo como algo que me beneficie en nada ahorita. pasando abril, que ha

withdraw from nafta could be a good thing for mexico's corn growing heritage. hundreds of innovative designs compete named best building in the world. the winner. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. had i was getting cold now the snow is just about stopped falling in afghanistan there's nothing over iran yet there's cloud building in the eastern mediterranean in much amount to something bring a few spots of rain across the levant towards iraq in the southern caucasus but temperature wise are still hovering right middle twenty's here that means actually a bit of a drop in iraq just a big surprise if you get a big polar cloud across the area so mostly it's a dry picture but a few spots of rain in what's normally a desert area of course is the introduction to winter the arabian peninsula suggests maybe a spouse or two of rain in the south of amman or yemen but not much to speak about it thirty or maybe a little bit below in qatar bahrain thirty five still in mecca on this until the cloud comes across and then there's a hint maybe is forced to write in qatar this

enviarse con mujeres a la habitaciÓn de trump. ♪ dos miembros de la selecciona sin al de mÉxico, se beneficiaron. alex boxeador mike tyson le niegan la entrada a chile por su pasado criminal. fema transportarÁ a estados unidos, a miles de puertorriqueÑos de ficados por el huracÁn marÍa. ♪ tro tipo de batallas. ( ♪ ) miden su fuerza ayudando a otros. ( ♪ ) guian a los suyos saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. marÍa elena: la investigaciÓn globalestÁ revelando cÓmo operan las estructuras corporativas que permiten pagar menos impostas aves de paraÍsos fiscales. entre los protagonistas hay empresarios, polÍticos, artistas y deportistas. reportera: diego reyes y hÉctor herrera tienen en comÚn algo mÁs que ser parte de la selecciÓn nacional de fÚtbol de mÉxico ambos aprovecharon los beneficios del paraÍso fiscal de la isla de marta. diego reyes es originario de ciudad de mÉxico y debutÓ como profesional aquÍ. en el estadi

prime minister since nine hundred eighty five. protests in mexico say the north american free trade agreement has undermined their rights they demonstrated in mexico city where representatives of the u.s. canada or mexico and again changes to the after deal trade unions say it benefits corporations at the expense of workers. you know spent more you three years. now. conditions how much your workers yes but when you three years of driving down the standard of measurement problem workers in canada united states so hard how the workers and care of the united states and mexico mind you have are joined together to ensure not to renegotiate working people and corporation cohen has become an important issues during those nafta talks it's met top agricultural import from the u.s. but some say american variety is a damaging mexico's rich cohen heritage coolio galliano has more now from. just outside mexico city. corn is as much a part of the story of mexico as the arrival of the spanish conquistadores first developed here thousands of years ago small scale farmers like i rely on it to make a

hay resultados oficiales. fÉlix: se crea una base de datos en mÉxico con las miles de personas desaparecidas. arantxa: ciudad de mÉxico es escenario de un evento masivo por la paz. ♪ ♪ ♪ desde el momento que se conocieron fue amor desde la primera caricia y todo lo que querías era rodearlo de comodidad y protección es por eso que sólo pampers swaddlers es la opción #1 de los hospitales para arropar a tu bebé en una suavidad única y una protección inigualable para que sólo sientan amor. deseándote amor, sueños y juegos. pampers ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: un dÍa despuÉs del primer aniversario de la muerte de fidel castro, millones de cubanos acudieron a las urnas, en unas elecciones que como en 1900 --1959 no tiene candidatos opositores. este es el primer paso para terminar eligiendo en febrero al sustituto del actual presidente del paÍs, el general raÚl castro de 86 aÑos que anunciÓ su retiro. el papa francisco emprende viaje a bangladesh, en medio de una fuerte crisis de refugiados, que la comunidad internacional ha llamado " limpieza Étnica". l

de gasolina >> y touchdown mexicano la fi fiebre cruza la frfoontera uy a contagia a mexico noticias telemundo comeienzaienza ya >> muy buenas tardes a dos meses del paso del huracan maria muchos viven esin electricidad sin agua potable >> miels dles de personas llega washington para reclamar una lele leyley urgente llamada marcha de la i unidad por porporpuerto rico >> pidiendo justicia para l a l aisla asotzotada hace dos meseor el huracan maria marcho el arsittista puertorriqo miranda >>ponieomneiendo a pruerto ricoo >> dos meses despues la escuela no estan funcionando >> estan surgfiendo que no tienn agua nil luz >> se unio el chjef espaÑol >> vamos a encargarnos que pr puerto rico se convierta en esa isla maravillosa >> ecxigen que se pierdtermine millonaria deuda de la isla >> el tratamientodo entre estad unidos y puerto rico donde vivimos sin paz >> mliles de familias hana an n abandonado puerto rico >> los recursos que tenemos en t talento ten pruerto rico no va ir para atras >> ellos van a ir por el voto asi que no nos vamos ao olvidar cuando nos dijeron presenrte a puerto

mendoza. ilia: el pri de mÉxico ya tiene un candidato a la presidencia. se trata de un graduado de la universidad de yale que ha ocupado puestos en el actual y anterior gobierno. el presidente donald trump planea reunirse maÑana con lÍderes de ambos partidos en el congreso, entre muchos temas de interÉs estÁ la reforma tributaria, el muro fronterizo y el tema de los beneficiarios de "daca". el gran interrogante es hasta dÓnde podrÁ ceder y cuáles son las cartas que el presidente tiene bajo la manga para poder negociar. claudia useda nos habla de este anÁlisis. claudia: maÑana el presidente donald trump va al capitolio y los ojos estÁn puestos en la reuniÓn con los lÍderes del congreso. la pregunta es si se tocarÁ el tema de los soÑadores, este joven indocumentado espera que sÍ. >> se me hace ridÍculo que por problemas polÍticos estÉn jugando con mi vida y con la vida de 800,000 jÓvenes. claudia: la Última es que donald trump se reuniÓ con el congreso, fue la casa blanca y los demÓcratas salieron confiados en llegar a un acuerdo para los soÑadores, pero este s

. number two at twenty three eighty three canada spain japan south korea brazil china mexico so mexico mexican workers make on average auto workers three dollars and twenty nine cents an hour versus china which is five dollars in one thousand sounds so that never happened but if nafta if they lose nafta this sort of bet low wage low income sort of working manufacturing as the only nafta outlet for mexico they could lose big time uncertainty hits american farmers and mexican consumers so the biggest problem for mexico's economy is the sheer scale of its dependence on trade with the u.s. eighty one percent of its exports go to the u.s. and about half of its imports come from there so mexico is deeply integrated into the u.s. supply chain but more importantly is the basic food staples things like corn which is a maze it's a you it's a mexican product and it's now they import so much of it the last twenty two years since nafta was launched mexico has become unhealthily dependent on heavily subsidized food imports from the u.s. the u.n. food and agricultural organization f.a.o. estimates th

. shery:, cap the negotiations are in their fifth round. mexico is willing to compromise on a review of the free trade agreement. we can tell the with the country want to return next. a quick check of major averages. we are seeing marcus declining across the board. thafter the best gains in two months. the s&p 500 heading for another loss. the dollar has been reacting to development in washington. we have the special counsel mueller's ongoing probe into russian election tampering as well as tax reform. this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. david: let's start with the headlines on first word news. here is mark crumpton.

existe ni aquÍ ni en mÉxico. >>> se retira gutierrez no buscarÁ su reelecciÓn el representante demÓcrata dice que quiere pasar mÁs tiempo con su familia pero no abandona la lucha pro inmigrante. >>> victoria de campesinos, la corte suprema de california falla a favor de los trabajadores de una de las mayores productoras de fruta del paÍs. los campesinos casi todos latinos podrÍan recibir mÁs de 10 millones de dÓlares en beneficios atrasados. cuidado con la gripe, los experto advierten que esta temporada el virus de la influenza serÁn mas fuerte que nunca la mejor manera de prevenir el contagio dicen los mÉdicos es vacunarse, noticias telemundo comienza ya. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> hola quÉ tal muy buenas tardes, hoy comenzamos con el adiÓs de uno de los polÍticos que quizÁs mas ha hecho por nuestra comunidad en este paÍs. >>> yo no me estoy retirando de la lucha por los derechos de los inmigrantes. estoy cambiando mi enfoque. >>> el congresista luis gutierrez no se volverÁ a presentar a la reelecciÓn

. donald trump junior tuvo contacto con wikileaks. mÉxico advierte al gobierno estadounidense que la confederaciÓn en materia de seguridad y migraciÓn, podrÍa verse afectada si donald trump termina con el tratado de libre comercio. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: muy buenas noches, la desnutriciÓn infantil aguda, se ha convertido en una de las expresiones mÁs dolorosas de la escasez que castiga a los venezolanos . la stampa es muy similar a los paÍses africanos, ante la indiferencia de un gobierno que niega el problema y rechaza la ayuda humanitaria . en venezuela, en este momento se muere -- se mueren de hambre. reportero: el llanto de un niÑo que no puede ser acallado en este cuarto de hospital . eso llanto por hambre, de un bebÉ que aÚn tiene fuerza para hacerlo. a su lado estÁ su hermano mayor, languideciendo lentamente. >> Él chora dÍa --llora dÍa y noche. reportero: 41 fallecidos en lo que va del 2017, afirmaron m�

round of those nafta talks as renegotiation talks are happening and. you know even mexico's trade minister is saying basically it looks like it could be dead so here's a headline from wall street talking about what that will mean for mexico because nafta remember the promise of nafta when that was signed back in the early ninety's is that it would increase wages of the average mexican worker rises up to american worker levels and that would be a leveling of the playing field in fact i'm going to cut a head to this chart from also from wall street and what it shows is that the average hourly labor cost for auto workers around the world germany being the number one twenty six dollars to twenty five cents u.s. number two at twenty three eighty three canada spain japan south korea brazil china mexico so mexico mexico workers make on average auto workers three dollars and twenty nine cents an hour versus china which is five dollars in one thousand sounds so that never happened but if nafta if they lose nafta this sort of bet on low wage low income sort of working manufacturing as the o

vigilaba la zona de la frontera con mÉxico. >> que lo vamos a extraÑar mucho... todos. >> otro agente no identificado resultÓ herido. ruddy nos dice que su amigo se comprometiÓ con su novia hace 7 meses. >> Él querÍa.... casarse un dia y ya no va a poder. >> rogelio martÍnez naciÓ en el paso, texas creciÓ en esta ciudad y a 90 millas de aquÍ perdiÓ la vida, martÍnez habia sido agente de patrulla fronteriza desde agosto del 2013. >> y aunque no se conocen las circunstancias de su muerte el presidente donald trump recalcÓ la importancia de construir cuÁnto antes el muro. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> el gobernador de texas ofrece una recompensa de hasta 20.000 dÓlares por informacion que conduzca al arresto del o los responsables del asesinato de agente. no han dado detalles sobre este incidente, mientras que representante de sindicatos de patrulla fronteriza chris cabrera asegura que fueron agredidos con varios golpes en la cabeza posiblemente con piedras. >> un trÁgico acontecimiento que tiene a familiares y amigos hundidos en el dolor. >> siempre

and to look at drug cartels in mexico and central and south america. this is book tv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> book tv records hundreds of other programs throughout the country all year long and here's a look at some events we will cover this week. monday, we take a tour of the book publisher in washington dc to interview some people responsible for bringing a book from acquisition to publication took tuesday we to the pilgrim hall museum infamous, massachusetts, where rebecca frazier will provide a history of the mayflower voyage through the eyes of a puritan family that traveled to america in 1620. wednesday, we are at the city university of new york, where robert while publishing director will receive the fourth annual editorial excellence award. thursday, that and and jerry moss theatre in los angeles. cartoonist scott adams will discuss how donald trump used the art of persuasion to win the presidency. friday, we are back in the nation's capital of politics and prose bookstore to hear msnbc lawrence o'donnell recalled in 1968 presidential election. sunday, em

♪ presentadora: vuelve y se repite. una mujer viajÓ de estados unidos a mÉxico para hacerse una liposucciÓn, pero complicaciones de la cirugÍa la mataron y abra su familia exigen justicia. presentadora: el destituido alcalde mayor de caracas en venezuela, antonio ledezma, quien estaba detenido en casa por cÁrcel se escapÓ con rumbo a colombia. tenemos lo Último. presentador: ademÁs, como dios los trajo al mundo, sin ropa alguna. cientos esculpen su figura en francia que nada deja para la imaginaciÓn. con esto y mÁs comenzamos. ♪ presentador: quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn? le saludamos en este Último dÍa de la semana. javier olivares y carolina zarasa tiene en dÍa libre. presentadora: tenemos bastante informaciÓn, nuevo? javier: bastante. vamos a partir con las palabras mÁs comunes del dÍa de hoy. tesla, venezuela, antonio ledezma, donald trump, desnutriciÓn, masacre, entre otras. hablamos de la muerte los Ángeles que viajÓ a los Ángeles con el sueÑo estÉtico de hacerseuna liposucciÓn para mejorar su figura, sin embargo algo saliÓ mal. durante los erigÍa entrÓ

antigua china se fusionÓ con el mÉxico antiguo, el centro histÓrico, se dio entre narcotraficantes y empresario chinos, dice el informe de la agencia anti drogas de estados unidos. segÚn la dea u sana cada vez mÁs una organizaciÓn china de lavado de dinero basado en la ciudad de mÉxico. >>> esta relaciÓn entre criminales chinos los carteles de mÉxico y ya tiene mÁs de 10 aÑos >>> el reporte nos dice que empresas la van dinero ni quÉ carteles de las drogas dice que los grupos criminales asiÁticos probablemente continÚan expandiendo sus relaciones g los grupos mexicanos y colombianos. >>> hace muchos aÑos que los criminales chinos han formado una relaciÓn con los carteles de mÉxico >>> nosotros buscamos a la asociaciÓn chinos en mÉxico para saber lo que se sabrÍa del seÑalamiento y no recibimos respuesta. consultamos con la procuradurÍa mexicana, dijeron que no pueden dar informes de las investigaciones en curso. hace 2 meses el presidente de mÉxico enrique peÑa nieto en china, anunciÓ acuerdos comerciales no dijo si persiguen a empresas lavadoras de dinero hay ca

de la salud nos acompaña el vicecónsul de méxico en san francisco, ????. - sabemos que ésta es la segunda vez que se celebra este evento, primero con policas mexico- americanos... ahora con enfermeras, cual es el objetivo de est celebracin? - que significado toma para ustedes la historia de maría mendoza sanchez y sus familiares. --- con nosotros también se encuentra vianey snchez, hija de maría mendoza sanchez y quien hoy recoge este reconociemiento en su nombre... luego de tantas lgrimas y sacrificios, qué significado tiene para ustedes este premio? --- eres una de las miles de personas beneficiadas por el programa daca, con el futuro incierto de daca, qué estás pensando hacer? una alegra para esta familia en medio de momentos difciles. la ampliacin de está historia hoy a las once. informando desde sf, linda candelo telemundo 48 --al regresar en nuestro reportaje especial entrese como una vctima se convirti en esclava sexual.... --a ms de 3 aÑos de la desaparicin declaraciones de uno de los detenidos, quien asegura que es inocente. --al parecer, las autoridades mexicanas

. mÉxico lanza una advertencia frente al gobierno de estados unidos, si no se logra un acuerdo en el tlc habrÍan consecuencias. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ estas aves que fueron víctimas del petróleo ahora regresan a casa, gracias a dawn. los rescatistas solo confían en dawn, porque es fuerte contra la grasa pero suave. cuandopero el cuello de tua cita y lcamiseta te traiciona...r, ...te das cuenta que está a medio lavar. usa downy para prevenir que el cuello de tu camiseta se estire. a diferencia del detergente solo, downy acondiciona para suavizar y fortalecer las fibras. así que la próxima vez, no dejes tu ropa a medio lavar. downy y listo. . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: una lista de desaparecidos en mÉxico incluye por primera vez la identidad de mÁs de 30,000 personas . esta iniciativa, realizÓ un relevo de datos oficiales y como resultado se obtuvo esta cifra de 31,968 nombres de desaparecidos en el paÍs. a diferencia de los datos oficiales, incluyen la identidad completa de miles de vÍctimas de la desapariciÓn en mÉxico. en ese paÍs se preparan ante la po

los poderosos sismos en mexico, los residentes recibieron una alerta que salvo miles de vidas.. ---sin embargo, en california, y a pesar de la amenaza constante de este tipo de desastres, no existe un sistema que pueda alertar a la poblacion. --gabriela dellan investig y nos trae la historia en el reportaje especial "sismos sin alertas." 19 de septiembre de 2017. un sismo de magnitud 7.1 sacudi mexico. ms de 300 personas de magnitud 7.1 sacudi mexico. ms de 300 personas murieron.. unas 45 estructuras colapsaron. cientos atrapados entre los escombros. pero minutos antes de que las sirenas de las ambulancias invadieran sus calles.. otras resonaron.. anunciando que la tierra se movera. 25:56: 20 "para mí es un orgullo mexicano"25:57:25 26:01:17 "tuvieron una historia de terremotos, dañoso basado en las costa, entonces con esta información armaron un sistema, enfocados en terremotos en la costa para dar avisos a la ciudad de méxico.."26:18:05 mxico se encuentra en el cinturn de fuego.. en esta misma lnea esta california.. no es un misterio que el estado dorado vive bajo la ame

mexicanos pueden abrir cuentas financieras en mÉxico o dar seguimiento a una existente. >> a veces piensan prevenirse estados unidos son a perder iban a poder darle seguimiento esas cuentas y hacerlas crecer o quizÁs recuperar sus inversiones allÁ. estos recursos se establecieron a travÉs de una ventanilla que utiliza la agencia encargada de prestar asesorÍa financiera en mÉxico. >> los connacionales se pueden acercar a recibir asesorÍa financiera en temas de gran importancia para los mexicanos en la regiÓn. >> como contratar un seguro, saber de su cuenta de ahorro para el retiro, como abrir una cuenta para juntar dinero como un elemento mÁs de ahorro. >> el consulado de filadelfia se une a los ocho consulados que estarÁn operando, y de acuerdo a la consola de mando es muy grande. >> es una situaciÓn que fue detectada a travÉs de muchos consulados y empezamos a detectar esta demanda de los nuestros connacionales. contar con elementos que le permitieran conocer mÁs de sus cuentas en mÉxico y cÓmo invertir en mÉxico. >> de los 12 millones de mexicanos solamente 700.000

consuls general from russia, israel, and mexico, all based in san francisco to get their perspective. >> last year, we issued 20,000 visas to americans living in this part of the world, in this part of the united states... >> the honorable sergey petrov is consul general of the russian federation in san francisco. he and the other consuls general are professional diplomats whose duties include overseeing the processing of legal documents, such as passports, here and around the world. but their primary mission is to build good relations between their countries and the united states. >> we should bring together our businesses, our artists, our actors, our scientists, our students. that's important. >> it's a challenging time for diplomats. the u.s. justice department recently indicted two russian intelligence agents and two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo! accounts. >> it would be pure speculation. these people are innocent people now. they're innocent now until they are proven guilty in the court of law. >> also, some