and mexico. the two countries must identify common interests, build trust and collaborate across the security and narcotics, trade and governess portfolios and enhance programs under way to directly counter the mexican cartels. thank you for your attention. i look forward to your questions. >> thanks, professor. chief magnus. >> chairman, ranking member durbin. thank you for the opportunity to testify before you. i'm the chief police for tucson, arizona. i've been in policing for 20 years. 20 as a chief. always made it a priority to strengthen police community ties. so i like to approach this discussion from a slightly different angle than the other panelists today. working in a large diverse city located near the mexican border, i understand the need for border security. i've seen how the transnational criminal organizations bringing drugs into the u.s. pray ey on immigrants to reach profits. no simple solution for these problems. improving border security and achieving community safety is going

we put new mexico on a path to universal pre-k for every new mexico child, right? we need the classroom spots. we need the educators. and we need the educators who will educate the educator, which is why this budget, my budget, also calls for investing $16 million in new pre-k classroom slots so we increase our statewide enrollment to 80% within the next five years. [applause] gov. lujan grisham: and that includes money for early childhood educator scholarships so that we're proactively building and supporting the next generation of top flight educators in this state. thank you. [applause] gov. lujan grisham: we may disagree about how we get there. but i think we all recognize that early childhood education is the foundation of everything else we want to achieve for our children and our families. we need to target our resources to communities that are currently underserved. our most vulnerable populations, they need us to deliver. frankly, i intend to eliminate the term achievement gap from our vocabulary, because it is within our power to close those gaps and ensu

also understands that mexico is a friend mexico is a partner and. mexico is the source of strength for the u.s. in the world just briefly migration how is that affecting mexico considering the amount of migrants who are not only traveling through mexico to the u.s. but then staying in mexico well migration is. a trend that has always happened basically the u.s. is sending the gratian country it's a country that was made out of immigrants mexican migration to the u.s. has really slowed down in the last five ten years you see a negative flow from mexico to the u.s. it's more mexicans that come to the to make it from the u.s. to mexico what we have right now is a crisis of this the survival of central american countries and central american people who are fighting to for their lives and they see in the us. a way of surviving and they have to go through mexico but mexico is not the source of immigrants and mexico is not a problem for the u.s. . secretary thank you very much for your time thank you same here thank you for the opportunity. listen maria th

mexico, for the first time to my knowledge, has begun issuing work permits, offering asylum in mexico. of course many of these individuals want to be reunited with their family in the united states and so they are turning that down and saying i'll go to the united states. but the agreement to allow those claims to be processed while the applicants remain in mexico i think represents a major change in policy and perhaps will provide some level of deterrence to the efforts many may come from central america and across mexico and the united states. do you have an opinion on that or chief provost, can you perhaps provide color for what i tried to describe? >> no, certainly, senator, our relationship with mexico right now has been an outstanding relationship and considering all we are dealing with on our shared border, it is critical going forward that we continue down that path with the relationship we have. our partners in mexico have been doing as much as they can with the limited resources they have as well and have been great partners. >> given our history with mexico. they're a littl

in new mexico, we keep our promises. we will build a smarter system to ensure that we keep new mexicans working. i calling you to adopt to us we will pay up all of this this year. [ cheers and applause ] i want to hollywood to hear me. i want new mexican writers, producers, actors. i want moviemakers to hear me, we are open for business. bring your cameras. bring them. >>> i would also like to address the veterans that are here and they are listening out there, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] we thank you for your incredible service and sacrifice. i have directed our state personnel office to immediately formulates a policy that will lead to more veterans being hired by our state agencies. i have directed our department of veteran services that will be significantly string third and they will be playing an active role in the lives of our veterans. from healthcare to caregiving assistance and so much more. our veterans and their families have given everything for us and now it is our turn to give it right back. thank y

and mexico. according to tribal administration, roughly 32,000 live in the u.s., and 2,000 live in mexico. >> we've never crossed the bd order; the border cros. we see just another obstacle in our path to go visit family, to go visit friends, to go to sacred sites in mexico. we feel betrayed yeck for 160 ars when this international boundary was created, without any consent or any discussion. >> reporter: he's referring to the gadsden purchase of 1854, and an agreement between the u.s. and mexico over where to draw the border: right through tohono o'odham land. >> you have to understand the history of indigenous people in this country. >> reporter: april ignacio is a single mother of five who lives on the u.s. side. she says the wall would inteofrrupt the free-flo wildlife, as well as disrupt sacred native rituals celebrating their communid. with the l ignacio also points out that her tribe already compromised when the u.s. government built a fence otheir land. nd she says that's more than enough.

-mexico-canada agreement. and it is our privilege to hear from ambassador david mack not and who was with us last year when we had our inaugural meeting and who has graciously agreed to host us at the embassy tomorrow for a reception. today's discussion comes at an important time for the north american trade history. for many years, many of us in this room have advocated for a modernized agreement. one that would engage all businesses and all sizes and one that would embrace technology in the digital age. and one that would -- build success we have seen under the original nafta. as many of you know, i have worked very hard to strengthen the ties between san diego and tijuana. our neighbors next door. ties bd tijuana. our neighbors next door. true by national region, it is a binational region that works. it is a success story and one that i welcome the opportunity to talk about. free trade works. i will say that again. free trade works and it is incumbent upon us as mayors, bipartisan approach to talk about how

jorge: algo estÁ haciendo bien mÉxico, estÁ creando grandes directores. cuarÓn, india rito, del toro. jorge: gracias y buenas noches. ♪ ♪ locutor: televisa presenta. ♪ ♪ ♪

today, mexico is the first export market for california, - new mexico and texas. the second market for 23 states including georgia, kansas, illinois, michigan and many more. according to the department of in 2017, exports from metropolitan areas to mexico accounted for 90% of total u.s. exports. el paso exported 21 billion. houston $17 billion. los angeles almost $11 million. san diego almost $6 billion. our integrated economies and how we create food manufactured goods and services make us independent and secure as a region. we guarantee the food security of the u.s. particularly from november to april in exports of fruits and vegetables. this is the result of stable rules and highly competitive industries interconnected into a sophisticated architecture of vertical supply chains in north america. on-the-job side, an estimated 40 million jobs depend on the trilateral trade and according to our data, 5 million jobs in the u.s. relies on trade with mexico. this is why trade is important for your communities and needs to be understood and supported at the local leve

en mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo. univisiÓn. >>la patrulla fronteriza revela imÁgenes de cámaras infrarrojas en el momento en que sean migrantes entran al paÍs por el sector de la frontera en arizona, en ese vÍdeo, tambiÉn compartido por la patrulla fronteriza, 376 inmigrantes se pueden ver primero deambulando de lado de la frontera y despuÉs formados en una larga fila para ser procesados por los agentes fronterizos. el nÚmero de muertos a causa de una expresiÓn en hidalgo aumentÓ a 100. el instituto mexicano de seguridad social atiende a 11 lesionados y 28 mÁs están en hospitales. muchos de ellos en la mitad debido a la gravedad de sus criaturas. continÚa el juicio a joaquÍn guzmÁn en el que hoy, un testigo involucrÓ a los hijos del capÓ con el desde nueva york, tenemos los detalles. anteriormente, tambiÉn responsabilizÓ a los hijos de guzmÁn en el asesinato de javier valdÉs. implicaron la fuga de su esposo en el 2015 y en macarena hizo su entrada triunfal a la corte variando su estilo. el turno fue para isa

>> mexico! >> trevor: the only thing worse than one trump is many trumps. ( laughter ) mexico's going to pay for it. that was trump's signature catch phrase, more than any other catch phrase, more than "you're fired," more than "make america great again." even more than, "don't tell my wife about this." ( laughter ) but we never should have actually believed that mexico was going to pay for the wall, because every time someone asked trump how mexico would pay, he had a completely different explanation. >> there will be a payment. it will be in a form, perhaps a complicated form. one way or the other, mexico is going to pay for the wall. that's right. it may be through reimbursement, but one way or the other, mexico will pay for the wall. the wall will pay for itself on a monthly basis. we're working on a tax reform bill. it will generate revenue from mexico that will fay for the wall. we have a trade deficit with mexico of $58 billion. all i have to do is start playing with that trade deficit an

and others have chosen to stay in mexico and still others have chosen to return to mexico. so i think the situation is actually pretty balanced right now as far as mexico is concerned. >> in terms of daca recipients, is that the main country that recipients come from? >> by far. over 500,000 out of 670,000 is by far the vast majority. >> what's the next closest? >> guatemala and honduras, but in much smaller numbers. >> time for more phone calls. houston, texas, good morning. >> good morning, i'll be brief. i'm an african-american and 62 years old. i am the direct lineage of the result of my fore barers being slaves. we have built this country. now we have a situation where the united states government quite literally is making differences between people who come to this country totally and absolutely illegal. you made an offhand comment a moment ago about the illegal immigrants not using or not taking benefits away. i'm in health care. i'm in the administration era of health care. people who are not documented in this country utilize medicaid. they utilize benefits through

the sun is up in mexico. i said mexico. griff, yesterday you were in guatemala. today you are one country closer to the united states. reporter: that's right, guys. unbelievable stark contrast four months in october, there was confrontation at this border crossing between guatemala and mexico. you saw tear gas and altercations on the bridge behind me. at 4:00 a.m. a group of 1000 migrants crossed. we were with them. walked unbothered in mexico through a gate with gate wide open. here is video i shot at that moment, walking in completely unaltered entry, listen. if they build a wall will that stop you from trying to go? >> i don't know. reporter: if you could speak to president trump directly what would say to him? >> man, i say open borders. reporter: open borders. that was one of migrants traveling in the caravan. but the video i want to show you, traveled at 4:00 a.m. this morning in the group with no obstruction coming into the mexico. this is the selfie we shot when we walked freely across the border. watch this. we may not have that. okay. i'm sorry. brian:

it when i say mexico is going to pay for the wall, that's what i

estÁ mal lo que hace mÉxico. respaldo lo que rosero estÁ pasando ahorita en venezuela y le doy el apoyo al presidente. >> creo mÁs bien cuidar lo interno, y primero solucionar todo lo interno y despuÉs meterse en las polÍticass exteriores. >> mientras tanto la postura del gobierno mexicano ha sido clara, la no intervenciÓn de los paÍses. >> en polÍtica exterior nos debemos de conducir con los principios de no intervenciÓn de autodeterminaciÓn de los pueblos. de soluciÓn pacÍfica de las controversias. >> hay que recordar que mÉxico junto con bolivia, nicaragua y cuba entre otros paÍses han mostrado su postura a favor de nicolÁs maduro, asÍ las cosas, felicidad, el gobierno mexicano tambiÉn anunciÓ que la embajada de nuestro paÍs en venezuela continuarÁ abierta para apoyar a cualquier mexicano radicado en ese paÍs que lo necesite. regresamos con ustedes. >> no sÉ que piensen ustedes pero si mi paÍs estuviera tomado por un dictador si querÍa que otros paÍses se metieran. y el papa francisco v

familias buscan a los suyos que desaparecieron ahÍ en el momento del un ducto de gasolina en hidalgo mÉxico ya son mÁs de 90, decenas de familias buscan a los suyos que desaparecieron ahÍ en el momento del estallido, paulina tiene los Últimos detalles, paulina, buenas tardes >> ¿quÉ tal? julio, te saludo desde la llamada zona cero a tres dÍas de esta tragedia, la vigilancia en esta zona por mis parte de policÍas y militares e mÍnima, por no decir que nula en algunos momentos del dÍa, pero ademÁs las personas los familiares de los desaparecidos siguen buscando a sus seres queridos donde sea, y cÓmo sea. aldo meza tiene la informaciÓn. >> gracias paulina, un gusto saludarte, a pesar que el domingo pasado, terminÓ la bÚsqueda oficial de cuerpos donde fue la explosiÓn, los familiares siguen en esta labor. aquÍ no hay de otra dicen, encontrarlos para darle sepultura. la designaciÓn es lo Últ la designaciÓn es lo Último que la resignaciÓn es lo Último que quieren y por eso buscan hasta con sus propias manos, marcos lleva desde el amanecer buscando en la zona donde fue la exp

segÚn cifras en 2018, 29600 extranjeros solicitaron refugio en mÉxico. el 46% fueron hondureÑos >> esta movilizaciÓ estan irreg fue organizada con fines polÍticos, para afectar la gobernabilidad, la imagen y buen nombre de la estabilidad y la paz de honduras. >> el presidente de honduras culpa a la oposiciÓn de generar este Éxodo masivo, pero las estadÍsticas muestran desde que iniciÓ su gobierno los hondureÑos se sienten cada vez mÁs inseguros, en el 2013, 530 hondureÑos pidieron asilo polÍtico en mÉxico. segÚn naci% de las personas que piden asilo polÍtico en mÉxico ingresan a travÉs de este rÍo que divide ciudad hidalgo con guatemala, en su mayorÍa son migrantes centroamericanos que huyen de la violencia de sus paÍses. amenazados por dirigentes campesinos en colÓn. >> ocho tiros. >> aunque acudiÓ a las acudi instituciones hondureÑas para denunciar denunciar, dice que tuvo que huir, preguntamos sobre la situaciÓn de violencia en el paÍs pero no obtuvimos respuesta. >> porque esta gente que ha salido en caravanas ya no aguantan l

entre las naciones que se observe de encontrÉ es como mÉxico. convocaron una reuniÓn extraordinaria y ser un ser asamblea nacional.>>aquÍ el senador marcos rubio, manifestÓ que seguirÁ presionando al gobierno para que van desde la presidencia del paÍs. >> la escasez en combustible en varios estados de mÉxico sigue aumentandoÑ no sÓlo ponencias en las autoridades un tenido que hacer frente a la situaciÓn. el presidente de mÉxico dice que nos retroceder en su batalla contra videos que roban combustible.>>con este problema de la escasez de gasolina, nos debemos adoptar en el que sucede. >> los inmigrantes expuso en los estados unidos, el sensor oscuro y textos en servicios tales. por eso los policÍas en bicicleta, empezÓ a funcionar con extensiones como esta.. >> nadie puede estar preparado para una situaciÓn nos cabe. e el departamento para el hemisferio occidental del fondo monetario internacional responder la iniciativa, del router combustible y dijo que este mundo seÑales positivas. el presidente lÓpez obrador volviÓ a pedir ser

easy decision for mexico. make a one-time payment of 5 to $10 billion. as he was leaving for the border, the president revealed white house lawyers have told him he could declare a state of emergency to have the military build his wall, that would likely be challenged in the courts. >> i have the absolute right to declare a national emergency. the lawyers have so advised me. i'm not prepared to do that yet. if i have to, i will. i have no doubt about it. i will. >> reporter: the president is trying to have it both ways, insisting the situation at the border is an emergency while also claiming it's a crisis that started before he came into office. >> it began a long time -- ask president obama. obama used to call it a crisis at the border, too. i think he said it in 2014. look, look, you can all play cute. >> reporter: part of the reason for the president's frustration is that he can't convince democrats to agree to a wall. reflecting on his meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, the president argued, he

he said mexico would pay. mexico's not paying it. how can you be in denial about that if you elected someone to drain the swamp. he's saying that part of the wall is being built. there is no part of the wall being brake lighuilt. there's no slats. michael said aluminum siding. i think soon we'll be at aluminum foil. anything to sabotage. nancy pelosi is winning. we all know how bright she is. she's serious. she barely has to do anything. she literally can just stand still doing what she did today and say she is putting on the table tomorrow the same bills that republicans already passed. the person who is really on the hot seat is mitch mcconnell. he has to make a decision about what he's going to lead the senate republicans to do. i'm sure there's a lot of discussion now about what that is. 2020 isn't the greatest map for republicans. they've got to decide right here and now whether they will j jettison trump or ride off into the sunset. he will try to keep this up through the weekend. miller time is every friday. anything that will

and mexico. the two countries must identify common interests, build trust and collaborate across the security, trade and governance portfolios and enhance that are underway to directly counter the mexican cartels. thank you for your attention. i i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. >> chairman, ranking member, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you. i'm the police chief for tuitt san, arizona, i have been policing for 20 years. i always made it a priority towards strengthening ties. i'd like to approach from a slightly different angle than the other panelists today. working in a diverse city located near the mexican border, i understand the need for border security. i have seen how the transnational criminal organizations bringing drugs into the u.s. prey on immigrants to further their reach and increase profits. there's obviously no simple solution for these problems. improving border security and achieving community safety is going to require cooperation and trust betwee

approach to the central americans are they using mexico. as a horrific if you like to get further north because obviously on the penya nieto the former president he was criticizing know for not being completely inhumane and in fact u.n.h.c.r. pointed out that there was a catastrophe on the southern border of mexico where the three central american nations meet. well there needs on the southern border of mexico guatemala i've been there numerous times and there certainly needs i don't think i would go so far as to call it a catastrophe i mean that's kind of the case trump is trying to make on the northern border there are humanitarian needs there are people streaming across unfortunately mexico has a tradition of really not taking very seriously the needs of central americans coming through their territories traditionally they've said they thought and they've said that those central americans go to the and i are going to the united states so we should just let them go through as quickly as possible the fact of the matter is that they become

and i know how critical the interior bill is particularly to my home state of mexico and states across the west and across the country. the interior bill fun this basic services like healthcare and public safety for 2 million alaska natives through the indian health service and the bureau of indian affairs. this bill keeps the air and water clean through the work of the environmental protection agency. this bill protects and preserves national parks and other lands and helps support small businesses that depend on them. the agencies and this bill fund science, wildlife protection, energy development and arts and cultural programs in every state and they employ tens of thousands of americans. there is no reason they should be shuttered. they are simplybe too important. this shutdown is particularly devastating for indian country. every day the president continues to treat tribal programs like hostages for political gain. by his action, he g and and dangerous families across the country. ultra poor health clinics that serve urban indians have closed their doors forced to turn patients aw

en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo. patricia: la patrulla fronteriza divulgÓ un video en el que se ve a un grupo de 118 indocumentados saltando el muro fronterizo en arizona. se observan los migrantes subiendo con la ayuda de una escalera del lado mexicano y se dejan caer al lado estadounidense. enrique: ya supera el centenar la cifra de muertos por la explosiÓn de un oleoducto en mÉxic o. patricia: y jÓvenes amparados por el dacaen arizona tienen un buen motivo para celebrar despuÉs de aÑos de lucha. la presidencia de mexi enrique: la presidencia de mÉxico reportÓ esta tarde que asciende a 107 a la lista depersonas fallecidas por la explosiÓn de un oleoducto en el estado de hidalgo. el nÚmero de heridos es de 40. la tragedia ocurriÓ mientras pobladores recolectado en gasolina de una toma clandestina el viernes pasado. patricia: en su primer discurso en panamÁ, el papa francisco instÓ a los cristianos a tener la osadÍa de crear una cultura de mayor transferencia entre los gobiernos con el sector privado y

fiscalía presentó su último testigo protegido, un ex militar desertor de las fuerzas especiales de méxico llamado a trabajar en sinaloa para servir de guardaespaldas para el chapo guzmán por 10 años, identificó al chapo, el líder del cártel de sinaloa, indicando que en el 2004 comenzó a hacer sicario, en un departamento donde se escondía, en un lugar que llamaban el cielo, según el testigo, vivía rodeado de guardaespaldas, 30 hombres armados, armas cortas y largas, lanzacohetes y lanzagranadas, su jefe cargaba una pistola con el mango cubierto de diamante, los enemigos eran el gobierno y miembros de otros carteles, el testigo detalló cómo lo vio torturar y asesinar a dos miembros de grupos rivales, en el 2006 a un miembro del cártel arellano félix que andaba atado de pies y manos con quemaduras en todo el cuerpo, indicó que días más tarde guzmán ordenó a cavar una fosa y le disparó al secuestrado quien respiraba cuando lo entraron, un año después presuntamente torturó a dos miembros de los zetas golpeando hasta partirles los huesos y luego ordenó lanzarlos a un hoyo

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also understands that mexico is a friend mexico is a partner and. mexico is the source of strength for the u.s. and the world just briefly migration how is that affecting mexico considering the amount of migrants who are not only traveling through mexico to the u.s. but then staying in mexico well migration is. a trend that has always happened basically the u.s. is any way gratian country it's a country that was made out of immigrants mexican migration to the u.s. has really slowed down in the last five ten years you see a negative flow from mexico to the u.s. it's more mexicans that come to the to make it from the u.s. to mexico what we have right now is a crisis of this survival of central american countries and central american people who are fighting to for their lives and they see in the us. a way of surviving and they have to go through mexico but mexico is not the source of immigrants and mexico is not a problem for the u.s. . secretary thank you very much for your time thank you same here thank you for the . our coverage from our team on the

en mÉxico raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >>> tambiÉn en mexico dos hombres armados mataron al menos 7 personas en un bar de la turÍstica playa del carmen. segÚn la policÍa, los atacantes abrieron fuego en el lugar para luego huir en un vehÍculo que los esperaba frente al estacionamiento. la fiscalÍa descartÓ que entre las vÍctimas hubieran turista ciÓn la violencia en el estado de quintana roo ha crecido en el Último por la disputa de su territorio en criminales dedica dedicados a la venta de drogas. un estuvo es dio dicen que pasar 5 horas en las redes aumento la depresiÓn entre adolescentes. >>> y gerardo el tata martino comienza a alimentar a los fanÁticos del tri. siempre seré un creador. y creo que una compañía es lo más increíble que puedes crear. soy adam y construyo robots. nunca sabes dónde o cuándo llegará la inspiración. así que llevo mi surface pro a todas partes. parte de ser emprendedor es hacer que se hagan las cosas. me gusta hacer unas cuatro cosas a la vez. la nueva surface pro soporta todos mis programas. puedo pintar, modelar y escribir códi

esta paralizació y sigue disminuyÉndo la poblaciÓn dentro de los hombres de tijuana en mÉxico. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. adriana: comenzamos en washington donde hoy el presidente trump sostuvo una reuniÓn con lÍderes del congreso si llegarÁ ningÚn acuerdo sobre la reapertura del gobierno. el mandatario insiste en que hasta que no tenga los fondos para el muro fronterizo con mÉxico-- [sin audio] pablo: son mis mejores fans, declarÓ. siempre pienso que si no uso la ca dijo que mÉxico sÍ estÁ pagando el muro a travÉs de los impuestos que le cobra el gobierno de los estados unidos por el nuevo tratado comercial que por cierto aÚn no estÁ en efecto. >> mÉxico no estÁ pagando por ningÚn muro. ni ningÚn paÍs que tenga un acuerdo comercial con estados unidos. pablo: luego trump afirmÓ que tiene el poder para construir el muro sin permiso del congreso. al calificarlo como una emergencia nacional. los demÓcratas e incluso algunos republicanos afirman que no hay ninguna crisis en

de una clientela que cruza desde mÉxico. trump para su visita a texas han provocado rechazo. >> es un engaÑo, nada mÁs del presidente y un capricho que tiene. >> alcaldes de ciudades fronterizas han dicho que la construcciÓn del muro afectarÍa a sus ciudades. perderÍan miles de dÓlares porque su clientela viene de mÉxico. y es que en los Últimos aÑos la relaciÓn se ha fortalecido. y logrado que millones de personas cruzan a gastar su dinero generando ganancias millonarias a los estadounidenses. >> estamos hablando mÁs de 1.000.000.000 $ al aÑo. >> segÚn todo lo que fue decomisado de drogas y armas, eso es en las gartiras. >> desde la frontera de arizona, univisiÓn. >> son cerca de 12 millones es personas las que viven en uno y otro lado de la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos y son estanidades fronterizas las mÁs afectadas por la militarizaciÓn, para muestra un botÓn. el cruce entre tijuana y san diego fue cerrado por un simulacro. jorge tie e: la frontera fue ce nuevamente por bombas de humo fueron ut

>> mexico! >> who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> who? >> mexico! >> it will be a great wall. mexico is going to pay for the wall. mexico will pay for the wall. >> so that was a lie, perhaps the most widely repeated one since "the check is in the mail." mexico is not going pay for the wall. now perhaps puerto rico will. and speaking of checks in the mail, before leaving for the border today, and once again after he arrived, the president said this. >> when you say mexico is going pay for the wall, you never expected that they would write you a check. but during your campaign -- >> of course i don't expect. excuse me. when i say mexico's going to pay for the wall, do you think they're going to write a check for $20 billion or $10 billion or $5 billion or two cents? no. they're paying for the wall in a great trade deal. >> silly us. he didn't say mexico should just write a check. i mean, how stupid can you be to even think that? and what kind of dummy can believe that after looking at the president's campaign website and reading the words, and i'm quo

>>(musica) tragedia en mexico una explosion deja 780 mu0 muertos y decena r heridoidos y el estallido conmocionado a todo el la oficina del gobierno mexicano habla del robo de combustibl se replegaron y no pudo eviar l tar la desgraci .contra las cue presidente propone beneficios a para dreamers y tps a cambio del dinero para el mur >> migrantes recibe ayuda de gobierno mexican el presidente trump critica a e mexicno por no frenar su pas >> fuertes mnevada el mal tiempo gnenera p;erdid o monetaria julio v >>> kl la explosion de una toma de g o gasonlina a impactado a todo el pais las imagenes son del momento de la tragedi (gritos) >>> >> tÍrenlo al pis >>> arrÓjate al piso agua. >> date >> ayÚdenme, me muero ayÚdenme, me muer .>> ademÁs de setentas personas muertas, decenas de herido el rumor de una toma cl clandestina llamÓ la atencion de los habitantes del lugar quienes fueron con cubetas para conseguir combustible gratis y la explosiÓn los sorprendio todo >> comenzamos contigo paulina >> efectivamente me encuentro en el estado de hidalgohoras. durante la madrugada familiares

. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ no es una soprano cualquiera, marÍa reina canta en lenguas indÍgenas de mÉxico para evitar que queden en el olvido y reinvindicar sus raÍces. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, les saluda felicidad, gracias por acompaÑarnos en su noticiero, el esperado discurso que donald trump dio anoche desde la casa blanca no aportÓ nada nuevo porque el presidente volviÓ a insistir que le hacen falta mÁs de 500eil dÓlares para levantar un muro en la frontera con mÉxico para garantizo ala seguridad nacional, este empeÑo es la causa principal del cierre parcial del gobierno, una situaciÓn que debe preocuparle a trump porque por eso ha convocado a reuna enlida, javier vega, muy buenas tardes. >> asÍ es, felicidad, sigue haciendo ruido este discurso del presidente donald trump y no por haber sido particularmente novedoso sino porque eleva el tono de la discusiÓn con los demÓcratas en medio de este cierre parcial del gobierno para empezar porque lo hizo desde la oficina oval, desde la casa blanca y los primeros en reaccionar fueron justamente los lÍderes dem

. >> sendra tabasco tiene 40 aÑos, naciÓ en mÉxico. es una de las Únicas acrÓbatas del mundo en colgarse de su cabellera. la conocimos aquÍ en este gimnasio. se estaba preparando para actuar en "sÉptimo dÍa" un show dedicado a soda stereo. >> estar tirando el cuero cabelludo debe tener un peligro. cuÁl es el peligro? >> en esta tÉcnica es mucho a nivel cuello, la espina dorsal, toda la columna vertebral. >> bÁsicamente el secreto está en el peinado. >> si no tienes bien eso, vas a empezar a sufrir porque lo estÁs haciendo mal. >> mucho antes de hacer suspensiÓn capilar, sendra se veÍa como un artista. >> yo salÍ de mi pueblo, voy a la ciudad de mÉxico a estudiar teatro, canto, danza. >> hasta que un dÍa el destino le cambiÓ. >> fui a ver una obra de teatro circo que me enamoro. >> dos meses mÁs tarde, se presentÓ en un casting para esa compaÑÍa de circo y fue escogida. luego se fue a barcelona en espaÑa, donde hace ya 10 aÑos encontrÓ su verdadera pasiÓn. >> y encontrÉ a un hombre como un seÑor chino del circo

nació en emiliano zapata, méxico. es una de las únicas acróbatas del mundo en colgarse de su cabellera. la conocimos aquí en este gimnasio. se estaba preparando para actuar en "séptimo día", un show dedicado a soda estéreo, la legendaria banda de rock argentina. estar tirando del cuero cabelludo debe tener un peligro. ¿cuál es el peligro? zendra: en esta técnica es mucho a nivel cuello, la espina dorsal, toda el--la columna vertebral. andrea: básicamente, el secreto está en el peinado. zendra: si no tienes bien eso, vas a empezar a sufrir porque lo estás haciendo mal. andrea: mucho antes de hacer suspensión capilar, zendra se veía como una artista. zendra: yo salí de mi pueblo, voy a la ciudad de méxico a estudiar teatro, canto, danza-- andrea: hasta que un día el destino le cambió. zendra: fui a ver una obra de teatro circo que me enamoró. andrea: tres meses más tarde se presentó en un casting para esa compañía de circo y fue escogida. luego, se fue a barcelona, en españa, donde hace ya diez a

>> mexico! >> who? >> mexico! >> so i get a call from one of the reporters yesterday, and they said the president of mexico said they will not under any circumstances pay for the wall. i said, the wall just got ten feet higher. >> who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> who? >> mexico! >> it may be through reimbursement but one way or the other mexico will pay for the wall. >> i don't want to cause a problem, but in the end, in the end mexico's going to pay for the wall. >> they're going to pay for the wall and they're going to enjoy it. okay? they're going to enjoy it. >> so charlie, where's mexico? >> well, it was always absurd for the president to even suggest that mexico was somehow going to pay for this wall. what does the president plan on doing? sending the armed forces down to mexico city, raiding the bank of mexico, holding them up? i mean, this is just crazy. it was never a credible statement to begin with. and now the chickens are coming home to roost. and just as importantly, i'm very concerned

and mexico will pay for the wall. >> and mexico will pay for the wall. >> i will have mexico pay for that wall. mark my words. >> we will build the wall and who is going to pay for the wall. >> mexico! >> neil: very consistent throughout the campaign, whatever you make of it. lit up his base by saying the mexicans were going to foot the bill for that, writing a check or whatever. he was clear. consistently. in fact, constantly saying that the mexicans were going to pay for this. he's not the only one who has played fast and loose with comments made versus comments now made. democrats are fast and loose when it comes to the issue of border security. not a big deal right now, but it used to be. take a look. >> people who enter the united states without our permission are illegal aliens and illegal aliens shouldn't be treated the same as people who enter the u.s. legally. >> it's a terrible symbol. and symbols matter. we want the symbol of america to stay as the statue of liberty, not a big concrete wall. >> part of the comprehensive immigration bill is not something that i would be aut

. >> amlo en la amlofrontera en l presidente de mÉxico visita tijuana y por primera vez ve de cerca la tensiÓn en la ciudad por la caravana de migrantes centroamericanos >> buenas tardes, este es el tercer dÍa de la gira del presidente lÓpez obrador por la frontera, pero en tijuana se ha topado con denuncias y protestas por la presencia de los migrantes y esta es nuestra principal noticia, pero ademÁs, este domingo. sin fecha de apertura, el gobierno de estados unidos entra en su tercera semana de cierre y aÚn no hay un acuerdo a la vista, hace unos dÍas el programa daca estaba sobre la mesa pero hoy un alivio para los dreamers queda fuera de las negociaciones. >> tanque vacÍo, crece la ska cesc de gasolina en al menos ocho estados de mÉxico, la crisis lleva ya 4 dÍas y ha dejado imÁgenes de vehÍculos parados o largas filas de automÓviles esperando cargar combustible. queridos reyes magos, el mundo celebra a melchor, gaspar enero algunos lugares con tradiciones poco convencionales como permitir fumar a los niÑos o echarse un buen clavado en aguas heladas. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪

alejandro: la respuesta del presidente de mÉxico, andrés manuel lÓpez obrador, es muy clara. le pidiÓ a los diplomÁticos de los 50 consulados de mÉxico en la uniÓn americana que se conviertan en defensorÍas para buscar su protecciÓn. >> en una especie de procuradurÍa para la defensa de los migrantes. tenemos que apoyar y proteger a nuestros paisanos. alejandro: el presidente

. >>> las trágicas imágenes de la explosión de un gasoducto en hidalgo méxico, le han dado la vuelta al mundo, mientras tanto, familiares de las víctimas siguen desesperados al no saber nada de sus seres queridos. osorio tiene las imágenes que le advertimos, son muy fuertes. >>> pareciera el efecto de una bomba nuclear. >>> las casi 800 personas que robaban gasolinas del ducto, algunas salían en llamas, ardía le e infierno en la tierra en la mayor tragedia por robo de combustible en méxico >>> los peritos aún levantaban cuerpos calcinados esta mañana >>> manuel y angélica regresaron a buscar a su hijo, no lo encuentran ni en los hospitales ni en la morgue. >>> traía cadenas o monedas, llavero >>> karen perdió a tres sobrinos. >>> hay dos muertos y otro está en el hospital de pachuca >>> la fuga de combustible no son nuevas en la comunidad de hidalgo, la refinería de pemex está muy cerca de key. >>> algunas pobladores exigen a la autoridad local remover esta zanja de tierra. considera que ahí podría haber más fuego. >>> antes de la explosión los militares intentaron e

trade deal we have mexico and canada, what we save of that just with mexico will pay for the wall many times over just in a period of a year, two years, three years. so, i view that as absolutely mexico is paying for the wall. and that's fine. reporter: will you be pressuring

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>> mexico. >> who? >> mexico. >> who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> who? >> mexico. >> in the end, in the end mexico's going to pay for the wall. they're going to pay for the wall and they're going 10 to joy it, okay. they're going enjoy it. they may even write us a check by the time then see what happens. they may. >> mexico is definitely enjoying this new plan. >> yes. >> to take the funds from hurricane ravaged places and natural disaster ravaged places to pay for it instead. and listen, abby, we've been down this road before, but i think the braisenness is important to point out and i believe the president when he says that this 315 miles worth of wall that he's planning to build is going to solve the opioid crisis and fix immigration and fix crime and all the other things that he thinks this border wall can fix. >> yeah. i mean, the brazenness really is amazing. i was on the lawn when the president said that yesterday and he brought. out literally out of nowhere. no one asked him a question whether mexico was going to pay for the wall, though we have

s that good deal for mexico. frankly, oil companies and other companies have an incentive now to go to mexico and take awaying that's why we're keeping gasoline prices so low. look at what's going on with gasoline prices. it's rather incredible. if you look back four months ago, oil hit $83 a barrel. $83. it was headed to $100. then it could have gone to $125. you want to see problems, let that happen. after i made some phone calls, to opec and the opec nations, which is essentially a monopoly, all of a sudden it started coming down. i'm happy with what's happen. -- with what's happen. i'm happy people are paying in many cases less than $2 a gallon for ghass lean. didn't happen by luck. happened through talent. eporter: months or years irg want to understand how you expect federal workers to last that long without a paycheck. especially since cabinetmakers well get paid tomorrow. president trump: we have to talk to cabinetmakers, they probably don't know that. it's important that we have great border security. i

mexico is deadlier than afghanistan and tijuana, one of the deadliest cities in all of mexico. last year, 2500 people were killed there. nearly seven times more than just five years ago. just across the border, north from tijuana, san diego. only 34 murders by comparison there last year, and it is no secret why tijuana's violence hasn't crossed the border. it's because of the wall between the two cities. with every intention of crossing that wall are the thousands of central american migrants who have made their way up from the southern border of mexico. national correspondent live tonight on the mexican side of that border in tijuana. reporter: lou, we are at the port of entry where central american asylum seekers gather every morning waiting for their name and number to be called so they go in for their asylum interview but this is now where increasingly they will be coming out that chute, being returned to mexico under the remain in mexico program. just moments ago, we had 11 central americans, 10 men, one women, who are required to stay in mexico while the u.s. will hear th