so what is mexico doing about this? >> well, i'm glad that you earlier referenced what is the mexican government policy on immigration. the mexican government does not promote nor advocate for irregular immigration. it's certainly not in the interest of anybody, including mexico. what we seek is a migration that is legal, safe, orderly and that respects the basic rights of people. and that's what we're trying to achieve. in the specific case of the caravan which, as you mentioned, has taken place before in previous years, what we're looking at is an event that calls the attention into the rights of migrants in mexico. as it was announced yesterday by mexico's government, mexican migration authorities have been working with the people involving the caravan. we have offered already humanitarian relief to them in mexico and we're also looking at the status of the individuals so we can proceed either with a repatriation process according to mexican law or offer that humanitarian relief that i just mentioned. >> but does the

>> yescka: these are the most powerful people of mexico, people that is driving mexico. this is peña nieto, the president right now. this is felipe calderón, the last president, and that guy is like the economy guy who is moving the economy in mexico. and this is the army. this is a prostitute. this is represented because they are like prostitutes, you know? >> anthony: right. and uh -- >> yescka: in middle this is the narco traffic. >> anthony: ah, the middle. >> yescka: so, yeah, he is like the god in mexico, you know? because he is like over -- >> anthony: all of it. >> yescka: yeah. >> anthony: so, this is the way mexico works? >> yescka: yeah. for me, the most problem in mexico is the corruption. >> anthony: mexico can be a dangerous place for journalists, for politicians, for police. is it a dangerous place for artists? >> yescka: yeah, i think so. yeah, because if you no agree with the government you're like enemy. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor abou

sunday he asked mexico to stop the caravan. >> mexico's got to help us at the border. they go right to mexico to the united states. it can't happen that way anymore. reporter: mexico reported some 70,000 central americans last year. it it allows them to pass through. the group is likely to reach the u.s. in the next 10 days less the trump administration can pressure mexico to stop them first. otherwise i'm told can claim asylum. lou: william la jeunesse reporting. the trump administration working to speed up the outrageous backlog of more than 600,000 cases now in our immigration courts. let me repeat that number, 600,000. the justice department last friday notified immigration judges that they are raising their quotas and will evaluate their job performance-based on how quickly they close cases. judges will be required to complete 700 cases a year and seek fewer than 15% of their decisions that by a higher court according to the new standards. over the past five years the judge completed 678 cases in a year. our first guest here tonight to discuss the president's effo

tema de la seguridad a esta hora debaten los candidatos que queiren ser el proximo p presidente de mexico . >> protestas sangrientas en ni nicaragua en quinto dia del r u regreg regimen organizaciones cuentan 2 27 muertos en los enfrentamien o enfrentamientos . >> balas de madrugada hombre abre fuego uefuera de una cade e en tennessee y mata 4 personas y un cliente evita que sera mayor . >> dolor en el bolsillo el pr precio de la gasolina sube en a c california , se pagan 4 dolares por galon piensan que el alza es por la inestabilidad en medio r oriente noticias telemundo co comienza ya . >> musica . >> noticias telemundo, comon juo vaqueiro . >> muy buenas tardes gracias por su compaÑia . >> stamos en mexico ddondonde a los candidatos a lap residpr pr se enfrentan a las elecciones del 1 de junio en mineria en el centro de la ciudad de mexico o donde tienen la oportunidad de convencer al electorado que son la mejor opcion par el fugtur o loprez con 45% anaya en la seg segunda posicion con el frente p por mexico , combinacion del p r partido de derecha y de i izquierda, una alianza nunca

violence in mexico. i'm femi oke am today the stream explores what's often called the i am river of america assault weapons flowing south of the u.s. border right now we're live on several. comments and i will do my very best to get them into the show let's stop without. reporting to the people and palace have a look since two thousand and fool well over one hundred fifty thousand people have been killed in mexico's so-called war on drugs. here in. the gulf cartel and the last that has cartel and a violent battle over the control of lucrative drug routes. civilians are often forced to take sides or end up in the crossfire. of them with us. u.s. president paul trump often speaks about protecting americans from violence in mexico and has referred to it as the most dangerous country in the world that's not true according to the institute for economics and peace is actually syria little consideration though is given to the violence being exported of the way the u.s. government accountability office estimates

this in monterrey mexico. weekend is the associate director for gun violence prevention at the center for american progress that is a washington d.c. based think tank a mexico city grace fernandes is a regional coordinator for food them an advocacy group working to raise awareness about missing people in mexico she says the mexican military is behind the disappearance of her brother in the u.s. state of pennsylvania and a loose a no is a journalist he's normally based in mexico and in abu dhabi omar garcia ponce is an assistant professor of political science at the university of california davis we also invited representatives from the u.s. bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives also known as a.t.f. and we asked them to join in our conversation today they turned down our request but it's good to see you guests here welcome to the stream. i just rule of a whole load of stats and figures of thousands of people a murder investigations but what is it really like when we talking about gun violence in mex

a uno de ellos lo asaltaron hondo apenas habÍa entrado a mÉxico. -- cuando apenas habÍa entrado a mÉxico. >> lo golpearon para quitarle dinero. pedro: estaban agotados de tanto caminar, querÍan llegar al albergue del padre y de ahÍ continuar su camino al norte. >> en el ser humano, no deberÍa de inmigrar en estas condiciones. es vergonzoso lo que estÁ pasando. pedro: el padre pronto partiÓ con ellos, tomando atajos para evitar encontrarse a inmigraciÓn. esta noche pudieron llegar al albergue, gracias a que el padre tomÁs los encontrÓ en la carretera y los trajo en su propia camiseta. pero apenas estÁn al inicio del camino. aquÍ les quedan a cientos de millas para poder cruzar mÉxico y quizÁs muchÍsimos peligros para poder llegar a la frontera con estados unidos. ilia: continuamos acompaÑando a los migrantes en su recorrido por mÉxico. nos vemos en las ediciones del fin de semana. fÉlix: muchas gracias. estaremos contigo en el fin de semana en las ediciones del noticiero. y tambiÉn los esperamos esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. que tengan una feliz noche. ♪ ♪ ♪ m

continuamos la cobertura desde mÉxico. regresÓ contigo porque: gracias por haber estado con nosotros y desesperado los acompaÑado en este noticiero. muy buenas noches. ♪ locutor:ahora estÁ usted bien informado. noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ agustina: oye, pa, este... necesito que me des dinero. porque en la materia de química vamos a hacer un experimento. el maestro va a comprar las cosas y entre todos vamos a pagarlos. humberto: oye tú, ¿crees que soy banco y que a toda hora me puedes sacar dinero? agustina: no, pa, pero lo necesito. es para la escuela. humberto: ya estoy harto de tus malditas escuelas. son públicas, se supone que el gobierno debe de cubrir todos los gastos. pero no, siempre están pide y pide dinero para todo.

saying, quote, mexico is doing very little if not nothing at stopping people from flowing into mexico through their southern border, and then into the u.s. they laugh at our dumb immigration laws. they must stop the big drug and people flows or i will stop their cash cow, nafta. need wall! >> mexico has got to help us at the border. if they're not going to help us at the border, ilt's a very sad thing between two countries. mexico has got to help us at the border. and a lot of people are coming in because they want to take advantage of daca, and we're going to have to really see. they had a great chance, the democrats blew it. they had a great, great chance but we'll have to take a look. but mexico has to help us at the border. they flow right through mexico and settle in the united states. that can't happen anymore. thank you. >> all of this and right now more than a thousand immigrants are marching through mexico right toward the u.s.-mexico border. their goal is to flee to north america. the mexican minister says they will not respond to the president's latest tweets. cnn's boris s

we have had car plants moved to mexico, many of them, we make millions of cars in mexico. years ago, they did not exist. they closed in michigan and ohio and other places. now they are starting to move back because of what we have done with regulation and with taxes. they are starting to come back into our country in a big way. i told mexico very strongly, you will have to do something about these caravans that are coming. i just noticed the caravan now, towards the middle of mexico, coming up from honduras, is breaking up rapidly because mexico has very strong immigration laws, as we should have. we should have those laws. we do not have them. we have immigration laws that are laughed at by everybody. it has to be changed and we need the wall and the protection. we have to change our immigration laws at the border and elsewhere. mexico has, at this moment, seems they have broken up large numbers of that particular caravan. we will see what happens. we are prepared at our border. we cannot have people flowing into our country illegally, disappearing. and by the way never s

-mexico border. homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen described the plan to reporters at the white house on wednesday. >> security which is national security. it is not a partisan issue. it is not something we can separate out. it is core to being a sovereign nation. the president has reiterated this many times. he has specifically said a sovereign nation that cannot or worse, chooses not to, defend its borders will soon cease and fact to be a sovereign nation. the threat is real. in order to prevent such a consequence, the president has said the department of defense and homeland security work together with our governors to deploy the national guard to our southwhwest border to assist the border patrol. the president will be signing a proclamation to that effect today. nermeen: on wednesday night, president trump issued a memorandum ordering the defense secretary, head of homeland security, and the attorney general to submit an action plan in 30 days that outlines how the agencies will increa

sunday he asked mexico to stop the caravan. >> mexico has got to help us at the border. they flow right through mexico, they come into the united states. it can't happen that way anymore. >> mexico did deport some 70,000 central americans last year, although historically, they've been allowed to pass through, though it is against mexican law. the group is likely to reach the u.s. in the next ten days unless the trump administration can pressure mexico to stop them first otherwise there will be process like everyone else claiming asylum. bret? >> bret: william, thank you. let's get's official response from the mexican government to the news of this caravan and the criticism from president trump and his and his administration. hieronymus gutierrez, the mexican ambassador to the u.s. thank you for coming here. >> thank you very much. >> bret: your thoughts on today, what the president has tweeted, what the administration i think? >> thank you, first, for the chance to address this issue this evening. i think it's important, it has raised the tension here. two quick things.

, asÍ tan cerca se encuentra del otro lado mÉxico y lo divide que se llama el rÍo bravo el rÍo grande para nosotros, para estar justamente en esta frontera. aÚn asÍ, aÚn cuando se da el anuncio de la presencia militar siguen llegando losia inmigrant que las q autoridades esperan reducir el paso en los prÓximos dÍas. >>> por estÁs aguas frÍas y turbulentas del valle del rÍo grande, micaela mÉndez nadÓ durante 20 minutos con sÁ hija de 7 aÑos en la espalda para llegar a texas donde se entregÓ las autoridades de inmigraciÓn >>> sÍ en la conducciÓn de una mujer estando sola sÍ es duro, porque para mantener a sus hijos es duro. sÍ. >>> micaela se cruzÓ por texas> donde se anunciÓ el proceso de arribo de los soldados son 250 guardias con aviones, y equipos de vigilancia anunciÓ la general tracy m la guardia nacional con los, agentes fronterizos en texs se ponen de acuerdo como lo m s muestra esta fotografÍa, ahora lalaefe wluayuda viene en a dis miento y tecnologÍa para vigilar la frontera >>> si vienen y nos ayudan con aeronaves es vigilancia extra >>> a travÉs de l

mexico free trade agreement but security still poses a major problem along with corruption mexico is also in the midst of tough nafta free trade negotiations with the u.s. and the country elects a new president in july but those uncertainties are unlikely to scare off german investors. german companies find the strings in opportunities in mexico outweigh the risks of continuing to expand their mexican operations especially in the automobile industry and in the future of mechanical engineering and if the trade to you between the e.u. and mexico goes through the partnership with even stronger. then looks like the average joe in countries like the us still isn't feeling the benefits of globalization so we spoke to the chief economist of the world trade organization robert cooper and asking him if donald trump house a point when he says that we should take another look at free trade. what's interesting is i think that ordinary people feel most of the benefits it's just that it's it's in their lower prices and the greater variety of goods that they get to buy every day it's very diffuse i

mexico is a hostile power here. just today, former mexican president vicente fox tweeted that president trump is the number one enemy of mexico. he then retorted to someone else who suggested that if a dispute does happen, trump will probably give back the state of california. in a poll, 65% of mexicans and said they viewed the united states unfavorably. 42% said they viewed america very unfairly. none of this should be confusing. rather than fix its own problems, the mexican government imparts them north to this country. they get angry if we hinder that process in any way. mexico is in fact using the united states as an outlet for its -- using our government as his welfare system. democratic government dianne feinstein said it out loud in 1992. mexicans in this country central more than $26 billion in the first 1111 months of 2017, the highest amount ever. they are one of the country's biggest sources of foreign cash, bigger than oil exports. the mexican government is a corrupt kleptocracy whose economy is based on

reportera: mÉxico es uno de los temas a que donald trump no le pierde pisada. hoy no escatimÓ en palabras y como es de costumbre, mediante su cuenta de twitter asegurÓ que tomarÁ medidas contra su vecino del sur. " mÉxico estÁ haciendo muy poco para evitar que la gente llegue a travÉs de sus fronteras. se rÍen de nuestras leyes de migraciÓn. necesitamos un muro". aparentemente, los comentario fueron debido a la migraciÓn de centroamericanos que estÁn cruzando fronteras, entre ellas las del sur de mÉxico para llevar estados unidos. estos migrantes aspiran salvarse de las dificultades que sufran en su paÍs natal, honduras. >>comenzaron con amenazas y yo soy mujer. solo me quedaba venir. reportera: especialistas aseguran que son tiempos difÍciles para llegar a estados unidos. >> si la persona no es miembro de una minorÍa, si la persona no es miembro de una religiÓn, de una clase en particular que sea blanco de persecuciÓn, si la persona no muestra eso, no le van a dar asilo polÍtico. reportera: hoy en florida, donald trump tambiÉn hablÓ al respe

mexico is a hostile power here. just today, former mexican power tweeted that trump is the number one enemy of mexico. he then retorted someone else who suggested that if a dispute does happen, trumbull "probably give back the state of california" the application is that mexico owns california. and a 2017 poll, 65% of mexicans say they viewed the united states unfavorably. 42% viewed america very unfavorably. none of this should be confusing or a surprise. rather than fix its own problems which are serious, they pointed north to this country. they get angry if we hinder that process in any way. mexico is in fact using the united states as an outlet using our government as its welfare system. dianne feinstein said that out loud back in 1993, she wouldn't say today, but it's still true. mexicans of this country sent home more than $26 billion in the first 11 months of 2017. the highest amount ever. the economy is based on oil, drugs and it stems from its functional northern neighbors. it's one of its most unequal and

many have been granted permission by the mexico government to stay here in mexico. so that is what some folks are doing, they are staying in mexico given that they have permission. i spoke with one man from guatemala yesterday who said, look, i don't like the situation in the u.s., i don't want to go there. i'm going to stay in mexico, and he is afraid of what president trump said. but the overwhelming majority, alisyn, they're saying, huh-uh, can't stop us. that's the goal. that's where we're going, u.s. >> so interesting leyla. have they heard about president trump's plans to send national guard troops to the border? >> reporter: every one i spoke to said they knew of president trump's tweets, that he's not happy about the caravan heading north. some knew about the troops. those that didn't, when i mentioned them, they said that can't stop us. if there are troops on the border, we'll wait it out and find another way. >> so great to have you on the ground so we know what's happening. thank you for that reporting. >>> how about soch "good stuff?" that's next. so we

mexico city for months. starving people. people were eating rats. terrorizing them. texas rangers and the marines. and then, they finally defeat gun,ast mexican with a these cadets. and they had rifles. a few dozen of them. they held off the marines for a week. the young men of -- they really 15, 16 years old, were dead. the marines set out and wrote there and them from the halls of montezuma to the shore of the tripoli. this brings up another question. why tripoli? the firstat was marine action. in north barbary wars africa. our history is so -- it's left out. i think everyone has heard that word. barbary war. but may not know what it is. -- that barbarian calms s ins from calling burbur north africa. barbarians. it really needs -- in my research, when i started last summer, the first thing i started researching, it's amazing how little literature or in then mexico united states on the mexican war. there are a few books. but something people avoid. because -- i think the treaty of guadalupe come 1848, is an

pero no se detuvo continuÓ al estado de mÉxico y despuÉs zelaya guanajuato ahora se dirige rumbo al estado de jalisco, sin embargo, respecto a tijuana, baja california su destino final, el camino aÚn es largo los migrantes superaron el objeto obstÁculo para ellos esperanza renovada en medio de las dificultades. >> fue difÍcil abordar el tren pero estamos todos de nuevo y seguiremos avanzando. >> es el vÍa crucis de todos los migrantes la caravana ha vivido lo mismo pero gracias a la tensiÓn que ha tenido ha logrado traerlo a un primer plano javier vega, noticias telemundo >> la cerveza corona es uno de los emblemas de mÉxico pero cÓmo alcanzÓ ese Éxito en el mundo, nos contaron cÓmo fueron los fundadores y quiÉn la llevÓ acero la mayor cervezera del mundo. >> corona especial, negro modelo que no se pueden explicar sin la inmigraciÓn espaÑola h crearon un emporio que no calculan. >> nacÍa en 1925 el espaÑol pablo diez fue su director hasta 1971 cuando puso la compaÑÍa en manos de su sobrino polÍtico era de origen humilde que habÍa aterrizado en mÉxico en 1949 emp

eugenio: es que para ellos es todo mÉxico. me dijeron, mÉxico, olé. y empieza a bailar flamenco . me da mucha risa porque de verdad estÁn perdidos. stephanie: la academia lobito como presentadoren la entrega de los premios Óscar-- lo invito como presentador en la entrega de los premios Óscar este aÑo. eugenio: cuando te dan la lÍnea que tienes que decir, te piden por favor que no salgas del libreto. mi mujer me suplicÓ, por favor, haz lo que te estÁ diciendo. es la primera vez que te invitan. yo dije, sÍ, pero por otro lado siento la responsabilidad de hacer algo. entonces como que hice un rompimiento y fue algo que quise decir,aunque serÁ pequeÑito, porque lo querÍa poner mi granito de manera al decir, no estamos de acuerdo al muro. stephanie: su hija naciÓ en este paÍs y dice que todo lo que estÁ pasando lo ha hecho reflexionar. eugenio: siendo la responsabilidad de alzar la voz por los latinos, siendo la responsabilidad de defenderlos cuando pueda. stephanie: sus tres hijos mayores, una mujer y dos varones han seguido los pasos de su padre, todos son actores. por

makes mexico -- let's mexico a consumer market, and that is becoming accomplished. mexico is there, we are at full employment, just in my region -- 110 million mexicans state of the art manufacturing plants. three american companies are there. the other eight come from all over the world, japan, korea, elsewhere. why? we became competitive. we learned our lesson, you have to be competitive to survive the jungle of economic development. why? and we did it. now the rest of the world and nowco became competitive, he is saying, no, you cannot compete like this. we have to stop this. you are losing. and and you say, mexico took all of the jobs. that is no absolute by. those jobs were lost to technology. those jobs were lost to innovation. becausebs were lost workers in aluminum and manufacturing didn't have division to go to a committee college and learn about other things that could make them competitive. manufacturing would not be in this nation in the future. it will not even be in mexico. manufacturing is a past life, now it is technology. intty soon, no more jobs fi

in 1945.o mexico he came to mexico without a penny in his pocket as an immigrant. he found his american dream, in , where we lived for five generations. i wanted to mention that because i am not only part of this nation. i love and respect this nation. i love and respect its citizens. i love and respect the compassionate aptitude all over the world. i respect this nation because of the leadership throughout the world. that is the united states i know, i have known in the past, and i hope i will be seeing in the future. ideas, my part of position in relation to isbalization and nationalism the part from having figures at hand. globalization, technology, allows us and freedom all over the world to the best development, and progress. incredible what has happened in the last 30 years. every single human being has progressed, and many have progressed substantially. today we live much more years than we used to from 40 or 50 years ago. education, and the last quarter of the world -- today middle classes are totally dominant around the world, and income has increased subs

-mexico border. from here they will head north to mexico city. from there, organizers will break off into smaller crowds. again, some of them, they say, about 200 according to organizers, will. it to the u.s.-mexico border. we'll have to wait and see how make it there and if they will be able to seek asylum. cnn, mexico. >> thanks to laila santiago for that report. >>> we're following breaking news overnight. 14 people are dead after a bus carrying a junior league hockey team crashed in canada. the bus collided with the tractor-trailer in saskatchewan province last night. coaches and players for the humboldt broncos were on board. they were on their runway to a junior league playoff game. witnesses say it took hours to pull the victims out of the mangled wreckage. most of the players were in their late teens. 14 others we know were injured in that fatal accident. >>> coming up, exclusive new details about another adviser to president trump that tried to expose damaging information about hillary clint

ante inmigraciÓn por un funcionario del consulado de mÉxico en chicago. el incidente habrÍa ocurrido dentro de la sede consular cuando luis cruz fue a tramitar su credencial de elector. vivian Ávila nos cuenta más. viviana: el inmigrante luis cruz dice haber vivido una experiencia amarga. >> el seÑor antonio vaca me amenazÓ con corte de inmigraciÓn. viviana: este vÍdeo lo grabo despuÉs de que segÚn Él un funcionario del consulado lo amenazÓ con denunciarlo a inmigraciÓn. >> me dice: yo sÉ que tienes problemas en las cortes. voy a llamar a la policÍa. le digo: ¿me estas amenazando? viviana: ese dÍa el sistema colapsÓ. se le pidió a la gente que se retirara y luis cruz y otras personas reclamaron que se les diera un pase para volver al dÍa siguiente a sacar su credencial de elector. >> yo escuchÉ a luis que decÍa: ¿me estas amenazando con migraciÓn? entonces el personal del consulado mexicano no se retractÓ. viviana: el cÓnsul de mÉxico asegurÓ que se trató de un malentendido y que nunca ni Él ni sus funcionarios amenazarÍa con

falleciÓ en 2002 en su casa en mÉxico. persiste su impacto y contribuciones en el cine, el arte, la mÚsica y la moda. muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta tarde de domingo. nos vemos a las 11:00. ♪ -- y alarma en mÉxico por aumento dde casos de asesinato de mujeres en los Últimos dÍas de gestaciÓn para robarles los bebÉs. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix y arantxa. arantxa: buenas aves y bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. es bueno saber que el presidente trump y sus asesores mÁs cercanos monitorean univisiÓn y fusion para conocer la dramÁtica realidad que viven los decomisados en estados unidos. sobre todos los que se arriesgan a cruzar la frontera. sobre todo lo que se animan a cruzar la frontera, carlos arellano nos explica comÚn asesor como como fuente 1/8 documentales para justificar la retÓrica del presidente de que los inmigrantes estÁn siendo violadas como nunca antes. >>hoy cuando la periodista marta de la cadena abc

en julio hay elecciones en mÉxico. creo que alguien puede ganar esta elecciÓn y no creo que nosotros vamos a tener buenas relaciones porque van a estar contra los estados unidos. nÚmero dos, creo que tambiÉn en otras partes del mundo, otros paÍses merece que los estados unidos no quieren a los inmigrantes y que esta naciÓn o todo esto y que el mundo den otros problemas de seguridad mÁs reales. javier: el congresista demÓcrata ruben gallego. conversamos telefÓnicamente con el con referencia a las palabras del reciÉn se trump esta maÑana. agradecemos su conversaciÓn directa con nosotros hasta ahora a travÉs de las pantallas de univisiÓn. gracias. carolina: amena reacciÓn es de parte de todos los inmigrantes que viven de la caravana que partiÓ hace unos dÍas desde centroamÉrica y que ahora estÁ en mÉxico. ellos estÁn pidiendo que haya mÁs conciencia en cuanto a los peligros de los inmigrantes y que tambiÉn esperan que en algÚn momento u otro parte de las personas, de las 1500, crucen a los estados u

seguimos hasta la ciudad de mÉxico. alejandro: en la tarde de hoy donald trump dijo que tiene interÉs en enviar militares a la frontera y la casa blanca anunciÓ que mÉxico habÍa entendido las razones del mandatario para tomar esta acciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: como les dije nosotros vamos a seguir aquÍ en mÉxico tratando de acompaÑar en su recorrido a esta caravana de emigrantes. es por ahora lo que tengo desde oaxaca, jorge. regreso contigo. jorge: ilia, gracias. las tarjetas de residencia que son enviados por correo por la oficina de migraciÓn y que sean de vuelta, serÁn destruidas. lo mismo ocurrirÁ con permiso de trabajo, documentos de viaje y para evitar que esto suceda, existen algunas recomendaciones como lo muestra lourdes del rÍo. ♪ ♪ lourdes: al servicio de migraciÓn y ciudadanÍa no le importa si usted se muda de casa. de notificar -- no notificar el cambio de domicilio le podrÍa traer problemas. los hermanos acevedo llevan buen tiempo sufriendo por un error que cometieron al dar mal su direcci�

en ciudad mÉxico, pedro ultreras. ilia: el fundador de facebook es tÍpico frente al congreso por la manipulaciÓn de los datos en la red social. revelÓ que la compaÑÍa colabora con la investigaciÓn rusa. reportera: marx -- mark zuckerberg comenzÓ su comparecencia diciendo: " fue un error mÍo y lo siento. permitimos que cambridge analytica, utilizaranos a todos los usuarios para enviarles informaciÓn sobre la campaÑa polÍtica de donald trump". se mostrÓ relajado y enfrento pregunta de casi la mitad de los senadores. dijo que facebook mejorarÁ los controles de seguridad. tambiÉn admitiÓ que la empresa no hizo lo suficiente para evitar el uso indebido de datos privados, la propagaciÓn de noticias falsas y la injerencia extranjera en las elecciones norteamericanas . tambiÉn dijo que ayuda a robert mueller en su investigaciÓn con la trama rusa. dice que quiere llegar al fondo de lo que sucediÓ con los datos de sus usuarios. >> tengo la sensaciÓn de que todo estÁ sereno pÚblicamente. reportera: la audie

mexico has got to help us at the border. they flow right through mexico. they said to the united states, it can't happen that way anymore. >> it is not precisely clear what prompted these comments, a number of right leaning advocates have been reporting about the mexican government allegedly coordinating border crossings throughout the day, mexico will help us at the border, if not, it's a sad thing, that was said by the president and nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell following us right now, she, of course, with the day in sunny florida. what more can you tell us about the decision s. there anything to point to, okay, that's what got him stirred up this time? >> certainly, we also look to the pattern of segments that happen and that's an inspiration for some of his commentary. >> that seems to hold true today. he did give an eastern tweet. many went into this controversial area. not typical for a holiday, especially seen by our press pool going into church with family. he spoke the same tweet sentiments on his twitter feed the president is

mexico city. how much is being done by both cities i guess depends on who you ask, but as far as working together, this week is one example of them actually doing that. >> leyla santiago in mexico city, thank you for providing that. boris, why is the president talking about this today and what do these marches have to do with daca and the wall? >> reporter: the answer is surprisingly, perhaps not surprisingly, simple, ryan. there was a report on a cable news station about these caravans, these migrants, and the president responded to what he saw on television via twitter as he orch does, calling for, as you noted previously, the nuclear option within the senate for the republicans to pass new immigration laws, something senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has said he simply will not do. the president then went further on twitter attacking the mexican government. he writes, quote, mexico is doing very little, if not nothing, at stopping people from flowing into mexico through their southern bord

mexico has got to help us at the border. a lot of people are coming in because they want to take advantage of daca. we are going to have to really see. we have a great chance, the democrats blew it where they had a great, great chance but they will have to take a look. mexico has got to help us at the border. they flow right through mexico, they step into the united states. it can't happen that way anymore. speak up a little fact noted that it's misleading to conflate the caravan with daca, because only people -- we have seen illegal immigrants find ways to get all kinds of other benefits in california and other states, which is what the president sent this series of tweets, including a demand that the republicans kill a filibuster barrier legislations so he can get the wall and other key priorities with just 51 votes, a simple majority. tonight, the president sent these tweets, one saying, "as ridiculous as it sounds, the laws of our country do not easily allow us to send those crossing our southern border back where they c

mexico free trade agreement but security still poses a major problem along with corruption mexico is also in the midst of tough nafta free trade negotiations with the u.s. and the country elect a new president in july but those uncertainties are unlikely to scare off german investors. german companies find the strings in opportunities mexico hold weigh the risks of continuing to expand their mexican operations especially in the automobile industry and in the sea it's mechanical engineering and if the trade here between the e.u. and makes the call goes through the partnership with even stronger. there are reporters stephen beardsley is also at the head of a trade for for us the trade fellow asked him if that trade agreement between mexico and the e.u. can also be seen as a broad hint towards the white house. it's obviously it has a lot of symbolism there it is of course there is something substantial to it as well obviously this is an update to agreement that was struck twenty one years ago that mostly deal with industrial products this deals with agricultural products as you said thi

war in syria a look at the world's biggest aircraft carrier mexico carmakers are wary about what's coming we begin in the united states in memphis tennessee where fifty years ago dr martin luther king was assassinated on the day commemorating dr king's murder a young black man was shot and left to die for stealing a can of remembering dorian harris a teen killed in memphis a few days ago because he reportedly stole a can of beer the store clerk chased him out of this shop and fired several shots. now harris' relatives keep watch out sites to prevent the shop from opening again. i was highly upset al was made because he's young he's almost seventy years old he had a bright future. you know he was a normal teenager and proud like everybody else but thank god and i was i have demanded to him to help me get through some of his life crisis what he was going through he should know when. her nephew was shocked but no one called the police his body was found two days later behind a new york by house oh yeah i don't mean truck. below ground zero the man who shot harris has been charged with murder

el fiscal general sessions anuncio cero tolerancia para los indocumentados en la frontera con mÉxico pero no dio detalles de lo que esto significa. la caravana de migrantes centroamericanos continÚa en puebla y sus integrantes reciben orientaciÓn sobre cÓmo presentar solicitudes de asilo. pronostican que la en parada de huracanes en el atlÁntico será una de las mÁs activas. existe un 63% de posibilidad de que un gran huracÁn toque tierra en la costa este de estados unidos. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: bienvenidos. dos dÍas despuÉs de haber puesto lÍmites a los jueces para resolver casos de deportaciÓn, jeff sessions estableciÓ una nueva polÍtica y se resume en una frase: cero tolerancia con los indocumentados que cruzan la frontera. como nos dice pablo gato, el mensaje ya llegÓ hasta los fiscales de los estados fronterizos. pablo: trump ha ordenado los departamentos de seguridad nacional y de justicia que aceleren la prohibiciÓn del programa que deja en libertad a indocumenta

el gobierno de mÉxico definirÁ su postura luego de esto. en entrevista con cnn, el embajador de mÉxico, gerÓnimo gutiÉrrez dijo que la caravana de migrantes que cruza el territorio nacional hasta estados unidos no son peligrosos. dice que les han ofrecido ayuda humanitaria en mÉxico y que tambiÉn estÁn revisando su estatus migratorio para ver si son candidatos a una repatriaciÓn. el diplomÁtico dijo que se reunirÁ con la secretaria de seguridad nacional y que se ha creado un grupo de funcionarios de ambos paÍses para tratar situaciones como estas. apenas ayer, el presidente enrique peÑa nieto pedÍa respeto. >> nosotros no venimos conduciendo una mesa de acuerdos, de negociaciÓn, espero que se mantenga ese espÍritu de respeto mutuo. jessica: para muchos funcionarios mexicanos, los dicho de donald trump san algo inaceptable. >> es una confrontaciÓn, no solamente con mÉxico, sino con todo amÉrica latina. >> nos amenaza con algo distinto todos los dÍas. basta! no podemos tratar a estos emigrantes como si fueran nuestros enemig

la caravana migrante no se di vuelve y se prepara para emprender camino hacia la ciudad de mÉxico, quien la forman huyen la violencia en sus paÍses de origen en centroamÉrica. >> la extorsiÓn de telÉfono no tiene lÍmite, millones de mexicanos son vÍctimas conoceremos la historia de samuel que viviÓ una pesadilla bajo amenaza del miedo. >> violentos arrestos de latinos mientras denunciaban la colaboraciÓn de la policÍa de memphis con ice un reportero local es detenido se enfrenta a una posible deportaciÓn. >> es jueves de inmigraciÓn para que la abogada alma rosa nieto, conteste a preguntas como esta, una persona que viviÓ legalmente en estados unidos, pero fue deportada puede reclamar sus aportes al seguro social, nos van aclarar esta duda hoy. ♪ >> hola cÓmo estÁn, muy buenas tardes el presidente donald trump firmÓ la orden para que empiece el despliegue de efectivos de la guardia nacional en la frontera suroeste con mÉxico, lo que no se conoce aÚn es cuÁntos militares van a ir a esta misiÓn, cuÁnto va a costar y de dÓnde va a salir el dinero para pagarla, tampoco

mexico, if you look at the caravan of thousands of people coming across, i told mexico, look, you have a cash cow in nafta. nafta has been great for mexico, has not been good for the united states. a lot of businesses have closed down because of nafta. you look at empty plants all over the place, and this is from years ago. they still haven't recovered. nafta has been a terrible deal for the united states. we're renegotiating the deal right now, but it will still be good for mexico and for canada. and when this caravan came in, and this is a caravan of a lot of people coming in, in this case, from honduras. if it reaches our border, our laws are so weak and so pathetic -- you would not understand this because i know how strong your laws are at the border. it's like we have no border. we had obama make changes. president obama made changes that basically created no border. catch and release. you catch them, you register them, they go into our country. we can't throw them out. in many cases they shouldn't be here. many, many cases they shouldn't be here. then after they get whatever happ

insistiÓ en que no tiene sentido que mÉxico mantenga la previsiÓn del cannabis. >> yo pienso que en mÉxico debemos transitar . si los de aguascalientes no creen hacerlo pero los de quintana roosi, que lo puedan hacer. es lo que han hecho en estados unidos y para nosotros, estados unidos que ha sido el modelo de tantas cosas, no veo porque en esta que suena no lo sÉ otra vez. palmira: mÉxico obtuvo el aÑo pasado un rÉcord de 29 millones de visitantes internacionales . en 13 porque los manos de secadores automÁticos que usualmente estÁn en los baÑos podrÍan ser malos para la salud. la fecha lÍmite para presentar sus impuestos estÁ la vuelta de la esquina. le diremos donde estÁn ofreciendo ayuda gratuita para hacer su declaraciÓn. zuheily: el Área de la bahÍa bastante despejado y asÍ se presenta este fin de semana con las temperaturas algo primaverales. esperamos 74.77. a inicios de la prÓxima semana regresara la lluvia. mÁs adelante les tengo los detalles. palmira: llegÓ la hora de saber cÓmo estarÁ el clima para los prÓximos dÍas. con estas imÁgenes en vivo del puente

desde mÉxico, alejandro madrigal, univisiÓn. fÉlix: muchos emigrantes son estafados por supuestos abogados de migraciÓn. tenemos detalles de un caso de fraude. reportero: aqui trabajaba -- aquÍ trabajaba este hombre que estafa ba. >> les cobraba, 10,000 o $15,000. hombre le pagÓ $5000 bajo la promesa de que iba hace reciente en unos meses. >> hasta ahora le entreguÉ $11,200. arantxa: -- reportero: dinero que juntÓ con un dura trabajo de construcciÓn. >>me dijo que mi caso era una de lo mÁs fáciles. reporterode acuerdo con las autoridades, son varios casos de este tipo. >>se encontraron cientos de expedientes de personas que pueden ser vÍctimas de fraude. reportero: este salvadoreÑo espera que no sea muy tarde y que pueda quedarse en el paÍs con su familia. las autoridades creen que puede nadar mÁs vÍctimas. de ser así, se le van a presentar nuevos cargos. ♪ ♪ ♪ arantxa: tras la masacre en parkland, florida, en illinois se aprobÓ una resolución para prohibir el porte de armas de asalto que incluya rifles ar

reportero: los inmigrantes ven en mÉxico sÓlo un paÍs de trÁnsito. las organizaciones sociales les entregan comida en busca de minimizar su situaciÓn. se comprometieron con autoridades norteamericanos para escuchar sus peticiones. >> sea como sea, vamos a llegar. quiera o no quiera. reportero: los inmigrantes han recorrido mÁs seducido -- mÁs de 250 millas a pie. patricia: el presidente donald trump le ha dado un golpe al programa que protegÍa los jÓvenes indocumentados que fueron traÍdos por sus padres a este paÍs cuando eran niÑos. el mandatario escribiÓ en twitter que daca estaba muerto y sugiriÓ un vÍnculo entre los indocumentados con las drogas y el crimen. los dreamers y los activistas no tardaron en reaccionar. juan carlos: fueron varios los tweets. >> no es algo que me sorprende. yo sÓlo creo que es injusto. hizo el anuncio el dÍa de la pascua cuando muchas familias estaban juntas. juan carlos: Éste dreamer dice que no es sÓlo culpa de un partido. >> creo que cada partido tiene responsabilidad y tiene que ver con lo que estÁ p

summit organized by c40 and led by the mayors of mexico city and paris. i was joined by the fear less president of our commission on the environment and it was so reward to go meet women from around the world especially young women to talk about climate change. adriana is one of those women. she is a trail blazing environmentalist who has developed her own business collecting mexico city's organic waste by bicycle and turning it into a valuable resource. and let me just say to follow-up on the mayor's remarks, here in san francisco we don't believe in building walls we believe in building bridges to the people of mexico. [applause] >> so please, give a warm san francisco welcome to adriana, ruiz almeda. >> hi. good morning to everybody. my name is a degre is a is adri. i'm thrilled to be here to share my story with you and how i became a women for climate leader. during my personal history, i have had the opportunity to get to know really great actors, people that are fighting against climate change and to be able to sustainable and resiliency and all her