nancy pelosi does not represent new mexico or understand new mexico. yet my opponent voted with her 90% of the time. i am an advocate for life life -- i believe life starts at conception. starting at planned parenthood with taxpayer-funded abortion , that is wrong. what really bothers me is my opponent has said she will vote for biden and harris out loud -- they have said out loud that they will raise taxes on the american people and that they will kill the energy industry. i am running because we deserve a seat at the table caring about new mexico values and a voice to washington dc. i understand the district. so let's pray for our nation and i ask for your vote in this election. thank you very much. >> you may now begin with the closing remarks. ms. torres small: thank you for engaging in our democracy today. for, to represent new mexico second congressional district two years ago, i said i would be willing to work with anyone to deliver for new mexico, and i have forged ways to do that in congress over the last two years. because i know that commons

nancy pelosi does not represent new mexico, she doesn't understand new mexico and my opponent will vote with her 95% of the time which does not reflect the values of new mexico. i'm also concerned because i'm an advocate for life. life starts at conception. my opponent works for planned parenthood and believes in taxpayer-funded abortion, that is wrong. what really bothers me is my opponent is said she will vote for biden and harris, they said out loud they will raise taxes on the american people and they will kill our energy industry. it could not be more clear. i'm running because we deserve a seat at the table, somebody who really understands about new mexico values and will take your voice to washington dc. it is about relationships. i am proud to have served in the new mexico legislature for eight years, let's pray for our nation, our president and i humbly ask for your vote in this election. thank you very much. >>moderator: you may begin with closing remarks. >>small: thank you to all the viewers for engaging in our democracy today. when i iran to represent new mexico's second co

of mexico as mexicans. interestingly enough vicente fox and others may call them us americans. >> you mentioned the 1986 reform signed by reagan authored by california congressman later attorney general and an archconservative named dan monger and. rush limbaugh turn the whole effort into a single word, amnesty. and republicans have use that to poison any attempt to rationalize border patrol between us and mexico. if there is any step that regularize is the presence of undocumented people of the united states giving residential status then that is amnesty and that is completely the completely the any of those that are on the west should be seeking amnesty for mexico city since we took that land for mexico in a war of aggression despite the fact president clinton showing how to transcend the two parties , and one memorial day on arlington national cemetery never brought a war of aggression to achieve territory of gain. so in his official speeches talking with his cabinet and his diaries makes it very clear t

out of war with mexico. a lot of this decision-making on his part was because he increased the anticipated war with germany. after the summer of 1914, after the beginning of world war one, wilson's view of the conflict in mexico of the mexican revolution was views through the prism of world war i. this is why he was intervening so much, bringing law and order back to a country so close to the united states. by the end of 1916, this decision to not involve itself in mexico any deeper than it already had. was largely based in the belief, that i would argue, was because with more with germany seemed an avid double by 1916 and 1917. thank you very much. [applause] so now last but not least, is professor nicole phillips -- phelps. he's an associate professor at the university of vermont. she's the author of u.s. have spurred relations from 1815 to the paris peace conference. sovereignty transformed. which is now on paper back, you can get it downstairs from cambridge university press. her current research sounds

antes que mÉxico, con méxico estoy desde la sub 16, desde las inferiores. me siento mÁs mexicano que argentino. pero obviamente le tengo un cariÑo a mi argentina, mi familia es de allan, nacÍ allÁ. - mi familia estÁ allá, nacÍ allÁ. pero mÉxico me abriÓ las puertas. me encantarÍa defender estos colores. >> santiago inicia su camino con la selecciÓn mexicana, su debut estÁ más cerca y esta noche espera escribir un capÍtulo mÁs del legado de los gimenes con el tri. >> bueno, si estuvo de orgullo cuando debutÓ imaginat ahora en la selecciÓn con su hijo. >> lo ven como un jugador interesante. para la selecciÓn preolimpica. les gusta como retiene el jugador. le ayuda ser un delantero que sabe retener la pelota. es inteligente. se sabe mover. le ayudÓ mucho en cruz azul el cabecita rodrÍguez. se sabe mover en espacios, aparece por sorpresa. hizo que tenga gol. el tata martino lo quiso convocar, una apuesta al fÚtbol. es la realidad. pero bueno, sorpresas nos llevamos en cualquier convocatoria. se tiene mÁs regularidad. mÁs goles puede mete

trump nancy pelosi does not represent new mexico or understand new mexico be voting with her 90 percent of the time and i am concerned as i am an advocate for life life starts at conception starting at planned parenthood with taxpayer-funded abortion that is wrong but what really bothers me is my opponent has said she will vote for biden and harris out loud they will raise taxes on the american people and kill energy industries it cannot be more clear i am running because we deserve a seat at the table caring about new mexico values and a voice to washington dc is about relationships i'm proud to observe the legislature for eight years and i understand the districts so let's pray for our nation and i ask for your vote in this election thank you very much. >> you may now begin with your closing remarks small. torres: thank you for engaging in our democracy today. and in the second congressional district i can work with anyone and with that commonsense solution don't comment with the party label the hard work. that's why 90 percent of the drugs that, through the 15 percent of those vehicl

>> there's no doubt about it we have a problem with the education system here in new mexico. for far too long we've been right 50th or 48. we're the service to our kids, to the future of new mexico and america and its not fair to the teachers for their heart and soul into their profession in helping our students. we need to start working on the state level and then partner with the federal level providing funding that's necessary for the schools that needed but also putting control into local hands read we need to see about having changes made on the state level that wouldput the school board back in control of the curriculum , on their budgets because this is where the best decisions are made , by those closer to the issue, closer to this problem and those that can come together as families, as committees but on the federal level what we need to be doing is extending opportunity for kids in the classroom when it comes to apprenticeship programs or special skill sets that way we can enhance their graduation ability they can come school with a skill set that will work for them

microsoft started out in new mexico. imagine if we had microsoft and new mexico now. thank you. >> we are going to move on to our next question. the covid-19 crisis has exposed gaps in native american country in health care, infrastructure, and broadband internet access. to this day, many still do not have running water or electricity. who do you hold accountable for this? what would you do to bring actual change? we will start with bob walsh. mr. walsh: once again, this is not a federal problem, this is a local problem. toave already offered contribute some money to health care -- help have clean water to sections of the navajo reserves. these need to be taken care of by voluntary organizations, by people volunteering their time and wealth. we made some commitment to provide health care, but our native communities need to become more self-reliant. and what is happening is that the more soft reliant are leaving the reservations, and that is actually creating a problems. our native communities are going to have to think about how to encourage small business startups th

new mexico's candidates for u.s. senate include ben ray lujÁn, republican mark ronchetti, and libertarian bob walsh. they debated each other in the race to succeed tom udall, who is retiring. ♪ 4 santa fe,the kob new mexico u.s. senate debate. candidates working hard to earn your vote are democrat ben ray lujÁn, republican mark ronchetti , and libertarian bob walsh. moderating tonight, kob's anchors and editor in chief of the "santa fe new mexican." >> good evening. for those of you watching on kob kob.com, or if you're listening from our network of radio partners across new mexico, welcome. chief of the santa fe new mexican to the moderating team. we are delighted to have candidates who will appear on your ballot running for the open u.s. senate seat. there will be joining us tonight. >> tonight, the candidates are appearing from three locations. mark ronchetti is with us inside our studio. ben ray lujÁn is in his campaign office in albuquerque. bob walsh is at his home in santa fe. because of covid-19 risks, w

it started in new mexico. imagine if we have microsoft in new mexico now. thank you. >> we are going to move on to our next question. the covid-19 crisis has exposed apps in healthcare, infrastructure and broadband internet access. to this day, many still have running water or electricity. who do you hold accountable for this and what would you do to bring actual change? >> once again, this is not a federal problem, this is a local problem. i've already offered to contribute money. do you think it could be taken care of by voluntary organizations, people volunteering their time and theirth wealth? there's some commitment to provide healthcare but our communities have become more self-reliant what's happening is the most self-reliant are leading the reservation and adjust solve the problem. the communities need to think about how to encourage business enstartups there and provide necessary infrastructure such as internet access. thank you. >> same question. >> covid-19 has hurt summary of our communities especially native american brothers and sisters. the n

la defensa de mÉxico? es cierto que hasta narcotraficante guzmÁn intentÓ sobornarlo? jessica tiene su perfil. jessica:la verdad es que es difÍcil responder a esta pregunta. si el general intentÓ ser sobornado por el chapo. se sabe que tenÍa un control fÉrreo sobre la tropa. antes de ser secretario de defensa de este paÍs paso por distintas zonas militares, muy importantes para el trÁfico de drogas como guerrero y jalisco. lo que se dice en este momentoes que puede ser que haya sido detenido, esto es informaciÓn extraoficial, haya sido detenido por trasiego de droga. se dice que hay mucha corrupciÓn. es lo que ha dicho y sabemos que hace dos semanas vino el jefe del departamento de ladea para pedir mÁs colaboraciÓn. hay que decirlo, es muy importante,tiene todas las con derek-- condecoraciones en el ejÉrcito mexicano. fue director del heroico colegio nacional. era la persona de mÁs confianza de peÑa nieto.se conocieron con estaban la primera regiÓn militar, que es la zona del centro. asÍ qu

host: first question the federal government has spent $7 billion building a wall between mexico and the us. as of today it is not finished and may never be. do you believe is the right future of the small and beyond the wall with your ideas to increase borderec security? herrell: i've been very active on border security i supported the trump administration to build the board while he has been 260 miles. that is part of the solutionur we have to improve border security measures think of the agency need to find them completely we have to watch out and to give them benefits with taxpaying citizens we know that it works and then we can capture those that come here illegally is city for new mexicans and the american people but do have reforms and to ensure the immigration policies are working and ensure those that want to come into the nation legally have a way to do so that is to not standing in line to a dollar upon dollar the border wall the president made a promise and he kept that in a proud to stand with president trump to secure the southern border. thank you. torres-small: as the onl

. >>> >>> en europa ya hay millones de personas una en cuarentena y en méxico aumentan los contagios >>> en la recta final joe biden y donald trump aceleran el paso. joe biden emite su voto y se une a otros 75 millones de personas que ya participaron >>> invito a todo el mundo que voten por quien quieran votar. >>> es un récord, a seis días de las elecciones ya votaron más de la mitad del total de electores del 2016, los números de teclas y florida son especialmente asombrosos. además el caso de un hombre acusado de abuso sexual de al menos 20 mujeres, trabajaba en la embajada de estados unidos en méxico. denuncian que las drogaba, las dormía y les tomaba fotografías. >>> y la fiesta de san judas tadeo, el santo de las causas imposibles. miles celebran la fecha con cantos y peregrinaciones. >>> ayer nos lanzamos para acá para hacer la petición de que mi padre está enfermo y además para pedir por todos >>> a pesar de la pandemia la puesta fue multitudinaria en méxico, algunos con mascarillas pidieron justamente por la salud de los suyos. comenzamos con la explosión del c

¿cuÁndo comenzarÍan los partidos en la ciudad de mÉxico? uno de los puntos mÁs altos del cobijo 19 en su paÍs. >> nosotros estamos muy cerca de las autoridades de la ciudad de mÉxico. estamos constantemente con ellos intercambiamos nuestros protocolos. pero la situaciÓn todavÍa no-- en la ciudad de mÉxico no se presta para que-- para que podamos iniciar aunque sea parcialmente el acceso de los aficionados a nuestros dos estadios. ademÁs, son de gran capacidad ambos. por lo tanto vamos a esperar a que la situaciÓn mejore y que la autoridad de la ciudad de mÉxico asÍ nos lo autorice a proceder. carolina: te agradecemos por estar aquÍ en la ediciÓn digital este viernes a enrique bonilla. la pregunta va para ustedes que estÁn viendo la ediciÓn digital: ¿estÁn listos para volver a un estadio? cuÉntennos en redes sociales. hablando de fÚtbol maÑana vuelve la liga mx. no te pierdas el partido por primeros lugares; cruz azul versus tigres comenzando a las 9:00 en vivo por univision y por tudn. no sÉ qué vas a hacer este fin de

el presidente de mÉxico se disculpa ante el chapo. les diremos por quÉ. ♪ [locutor] este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos e ilÍa calderÓn. ♪ ilia: buenas tardes. faltan 48 horas para el Último debate presidencial entre trump y biden. con nuevas reglas impuestas por la comisiÓn de debates presidenciales. la campaÑa de trump las aceptÓ a pesar del rechazo del mandatario de hace unos dÍas. desde washington vemos las nuevas normas y las campaÑas de ambos candidatos. reportera: en el debate de este jueves se limitarÁn las interrupciones. los micrÓfonos de los candidatos serÁn apagados cuando no les toque su turno. el presidente trump y su campaÑa se opusieron a la idea. pero se comprometierun a participar aÚn con la nueva regla. el comitÉ de debate presidencial piensa que es la mejor manera de evitar el caos que se viviÓ en el primer encuentro. >> me temo que no serÁ suficiente, trump aunque le apaguen el micrÓfono va a gritar. y biden no gana nada. el pÚblico no gana nada con un debate si es como el anter

very very frankly it's a great time that the all but mexico has been very really hard if very are in a lot of ways but he's a great gentleman and a great i think he's going to be a great president joe that you should never take concert too much what president trump says because after a while it doesn't always make sense but he said that with quite fund us john he said like mexican president he's my buddy i'm going to i'm going to use his look my what really what happened. i think i think just gases president and there's not a lot is going to a little into that. he did instead of going to say because of who comes from tracy if you notice little i want to get on with my domestic policy agenda i don't want any experience from the president i do the same who wants to build who'll the same sort of experience it's happening and the last president and you need to look so he basically does not every day that he tends to sort of. i think you're seeing just in this article he does this is he is utterly not this was in mexico city recently he had his only trip since he became president and he d

matthew: he came straight out of new mexican politics when new mexico was a province of mexico. question,me, my real how difficult was the difference in changing for them from the american political system? matthew: he wasn't familiar with the national democratic party and the democratic party in new mexico had its own policy agendas. there is a great book that talks about this -- howard lamarr, which talks about politics in the southwest. he focuses on new mexico, but to make that leap from territorial politics to the national democratic agenda, i think, was tough for him. the government was a guy by the name of david meriwether, who was a long time politician from back east and served as something as a tutor for gallegos. gallegos came and consulted him and we know this because meriwether records this in his memoirs. at once you got him into legislative environment, he understood how things worked in d.c. he certainly knew who the key committee chairs were and he was convincing enough to get them to go on to the floor and argue on his behalf, even though it didn't work. but th

by saying when we're never going to think that that's mexico or something crime drugs i'm right pests north this time around to cause some x. some present and then i'm just going to play what you when you return to that have a listen to this everybody present in mexico is sort of their job it's not easy heavily in fact at the gulf it is. very very frankly it's a great time that the all but mexico has been very really hard it's very are a lot of ways but it's a great gentleman and a great i think it's going to be a great president job. you should never taken such too much what president trump says because after a while it doesn't always make sense but he said that with quite fund us john he said i mexican president he's my buddy i'm going to i'm going to use is not by what was real what happened. i think i think just gases president and there's not a locus of go totally into that. he didn't he said you know to say you cast who comes from j.c. the latest little i want to get on with my domestic policy and i don't want any experience and from president obama i do the same who wants to bu

aunque el gobierno de mÉxico dice que investigara la denuncia. las leyes internacionales establecen que los niÑos deben ser devueltos a sus paÍses. esta es nuestra principal noticia y ademÁs este viernes: ♪ ♪ la batalla por texas, el voto anticipado rompe records en texas un estado tradicionalmente republicano que puede caer del lado demÓcrata, a cuatro dÍas de las elecciones washington y otras ciudades del paÍs se brindan ante el temor de disturbios. >> cierra el paso, un juez ordena el cierre de negocios no esenciales por 14 dÍas de la ciudad fronteriza porque es la Única forma de detener los aumento de casos de covid-19, el alcalde y decenas de comerciantes desafÍan la medida. >> la esencia del dÍa de los muertos es celebrar la vida de los seres queridos que hemos perdido. >> homenaje a los muertos, una artista latina crea un altar para honrar a los mÁs de 7.000 fallecidos del covid-19 en brooklyn, en mÉxico les mostramos como se empieza a hornear una dulce tradiciÓn de estas fechas el pan de muertos. >> noticias telemundo con

government and mexico were stronger. supposedly against the cartels. now you see part of the government -- that was the story they told to us. the general cienfuegos has always been inside the system. he was a member of a strong and the defense secretary. decided peÑa nieto cienfuegos be the defense a these politics, all ese decisions about the closed underrugs the order of cienfuegos. this war a key part of against drugs and the government of uric opinion? nieto.que pena the army abused their power. they disappeared many people, hundreds of people in mexico. -- from 2020, we have been seeing how the army participates in massacres, disappeared people, abuses of human rights and all these things. with the war against drugs, on julylace of mexico killedhe army massacre 21 people just like that. the official version was supposedly a comeback between supposed members of the cartel and the army and all the members .f the cartel were murdered just two days before the attack and the disappearance of the students in iguala, just two had tofore, the army confe

flores: yo quiero ir a ver mÉxico con mis propios ojos y ver cÓmo es mÉxico. aguiar: la deportaciÓn de ana laura no sÓlo la separó de sus hijos. la distancia acabÓ con su matrimonio. lÓpez: la vida de todos cambia. es muy difÍcil poder sostener una relaciÓn a distancia. aguiar: en chicago ella luchÓ por los inmigrantes y en mÉxico hizo lo mismo y fundÓ el colectivo "deportados unidos en la lucha". lÓpez: algunas personas que estaban en la misma situaciÓn que yo, con dificultad para adaptarse, separados de la familia. aguiar: no fue fÁcil. estaba sola, sin dinero y con 41 aÑos. lÓpez: y yo buscaba trabajos. y era que hasta 35 aÑos podÍan recibirte. y pedÍan licenciaturas. aguiar: ademÁs, en su tierra sentÍa vergÜenza de haber sido deportada. lÓpez: y un dÍa dije "pues no, no tengo por quÉ sentirme asÍ. y yo tengo que salir adelante por mÍ y por mis hijos". aguiar: por esta Época, gustavo lavariega, a quien acababan de deportar del estado de washington, conociÓ el proyecto de ana laura. lavariega: y me identifiquÉ mucho con el colect

occupied much of mexico. the two countries decided to work up an agreement, and ceded half their country to the united states. this part was important. there was an agreement called the treaty the agreement protected the rights of any mexican whose land was now part of the u.s. but, when the treaty got sent to congress, the senate removed the part that protected the land claims of mexicans who now lived in america. this would forever change the fate of generations of mexican-americans to come. >> my body tells me when to stop. my family has settled this area for literally centuries. so we have very deep, deep, native roots here. we're at the top in new mexico, established in 1739. our eastern boundary was the top of the crest. the crest of the mountain. so that was the original boundary. >> we've lost some land through the years. at one point, several years ago, we were on a land grant and had 123,000 acres of land. today it has approximately 400 acres. my name is andrea padilla. america owes us the opportuni

es la realidad de cientos de niños centroamericanos deportados a méxico. aquí la historia.. >> son menores indocumentados que están solos y son expulsados a méxico, aunque las autoridades estadounidenses saben que provienen de países como honduras, el salvador y guatemala. así lo indica el diario the new york times tras obtener un correo de comunicación interna entre oficiales de la patrulla fronteriza, donde el subdirector informa lo siguiente. >> (información en pantalla). >> según los acuerdos internacionales, los menores deben ser enviados a sus países de origen. pero por la pandemia, todo ha cambiado. >> el gobierno mexicano está aceptando a estos niños sabiendo que no son de méxico. >> a través de un comunicado, este viernes el gobierno de méxico informó. >> (información en pantalla). >> el reporte indica que en los últimos meses son más de 200 los menores enviados a méxico de esta forma. >> batalla uno que es adulto, y se la pasa bien mal. no se diga estos menores y para dónde. >> la unión americana de libertades civiles esperan

and mexico where the u.s. meddled less in mexican affairs, but that doesn't mean that good things followed. if you know anything about 1920s diplomacy between the u.s. and mexico, you know it got quite heated. there were moment where i'm not quite sure war would have been close, but from 1920 to 1923, the u.s. didn't even recognize mexico. a lot of this is based in tenuous relations in things over oil and property. the u.s. continued to have problems with mexican leaders all the way up to the 1930s. a great example, if he would have been president in the revolution instead of in the mid-'20s, there might have been war. but i think the short answer is there can be turning points, but as nancy says, we have to remember the context and what follows from those turning points could actually maybe make and definitely more complicated. >> i definitely think turning points are useful as we are trying to tell stories and make the past somehow useful to us today. but i think we shouldn't overemphasize them. two of the t

here, along with his official escort, new mexico's assistant state game warden, homer c. pickens, "little smokey" was greeted in the rain by a very enthusiastic committee. ♪ chief forrester lyle watts accepted "little smokey" as a gift to the state foresters and uncle sam's forest service from the new mexico department of game and fish. but for our little hero, that welcome in the rain was only the beginning of a new and worthwhile life. on the first sunny day, "little smokey" was presented to the national zoo in washington and became a living symbol of forest fire prevention. the kids went for the whole idea like a bear goes for honey, and "little smokey" seemed to like the new set-up, too. ♪ it was really a big occasion. senator chavez from new mexico was there to welcome his former constituent to his home in the zoo. ♪ the state foresters joined in dedicating the life of "little smokey" to the schoolchildren of america to serve as an honest-to-goodness reminder of the danger of forest fires and the need to save our forests and wildlife from destruction by fire. [

golpes en el pecho. >>>♪ >>> mÚsica y baile para combatir la violencia en mis estados del norte de mÉxico, que evito ap los frente mientos entre pandillas de la zonas marginales de la regiÓn batallas de baile para aliviar intencitensiones e grupos rivales >>> los dodgers de los Ángeles se impusieron a los bravos en el sÉptimo partido de la serie nacional, fue el pase a la final para enfrentarse a los de tampa en la serie mundial del bÉisbol. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). ♪ >>> muy buenas tardes soy felicidad aveleyra gracias por estar con nosotros >>> los contagios por coronavirus en el mundo superan los 40.000.000100.000 con un millÓn 100.000 muertos, aquÍ en estados unidos vamos por mÁs de ocho millones de casos en washington, el pleno del senado se reÚne hoy dos semanas despuÉs de que se retrasara la sesiÓn cuando dos senadores rea uns dieron positivo al coronavirus, el lÍder de la mayorÍa, dijo que el primer punto en el orden del dÍa es votar sobre un plan de ayuda covid-19 que sea especÍfico que incluye nuevos fondos para el programa de protecciÓn de cheques de pago un paquet

campaña alaga la respuesta del mandatario a la pandemia fueron sacadas de contexto el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador le insiste a papa francisco yla monarquía española que se disculpen por el abuso contra pueblos originarios histórico nadal , el tenista español gana el abierto de parís e iguala a roger federer con su trigésimo grand slam >> noticias telemundo con vanessa >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> inmune al coronavirus (covid-19) y listo para regresar a la campaña electoral se describió el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump desde que dio positivo al coronavirus (covid-19) en twitter dio una advertencia sobre la veracidads del comentario javier nos explica >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] días de las elecciones javier nos >> [♪ ] ♪ >> [♪ ] ♪] >> [♪ ] >> obligado a >> o una pausa por un epausa po coronavirus (covid-19) en horas el presidente de en cuesti estadosoras el presidente de estados unidos, donald unidos, donald trump re retomaráá formalmen formalmente su suss eventoseve políticos en pen perersona con carta de zorta de su sumédico médico b bo se dec

jesús carga los tres años que lleva en la ciudad de méxico. bernabé los 48 que vivió en estados unidos . >>> me esposaron y me mandaron para el laredo. >>> fue transportado a un centro de detención de migrantes en luisiana. caminaron por el centro de la capital mexicana hasta su nuevo hogar. una casita ice. >>> tener dónde vivir es muy importante y es difícil tener un buen apartamento . >>> la organización de deportados en un comienzo pagar la renta. cambio un ice que deporta por uno que la oportunidades. son incubadoras de crecimiento y éxito. ellos lo sufrieron los centros de detención . >>> vives en litera, tienes 1 a común. esa fórmula la estamos usando para algo positivo. >>> sergio regaló los muebles. vivió en los Ángeles hasta que lo deportaron . >>> más cuando vienes pasando por tanto estrés . >>> aquí trabajan muchos deportados por ice por eso lo llaman la pequeña los Ángeles y tienen la esperanza de que el ice los vía internet transmitieron las llaves de su nuevo hogar . >>> a jesús que estaba por irse a estados u

patricia: en mÉxico la guardia nacional localizÓ un tÚnel que conecta con estados unidos. durante un operativo de seguridad los agentes hallaron un tÚnel de 10 m de largoque presuntamente servÍa para pasar armas y drogas. se iniciÓ una investigación en conjunto con autoridades estadounidenses. mÁs de 2 t de cocaÍna por valor de $500,000,000 fueron incautadas por autoridades. se trata del mayor cargamento de drogas descubierto en el paÍs, estaba oculto en seis contenedores de carbÓn que serÍan enviados a israel. la policÍa arrestÓ a dos personas, entre ellas la exdirectora de un canal de televisiÓn estatal. al regresar de otros mensajes, una puerta mÓvilque regala dulces de forma segura, promete salvar la tradiciÓn de la noche de halloween. patricia: maÑana miÉrcoles continÚa la jornada de la uefa champions league. el torneo de clubes mÁs prestigiosos del mundo comenzando con el real madrid . a partir de las 12:00 del mediodÍa hora del este . nueve del pacÍfico en vivo por unimÁs y tudn. terminamos con una puerta robÓtica para entregar dulces de forma

here in thed back mountain country of new mexico, in the lincoln national forest. an,was may time on the capit and all the animals in the forest were having a grand old time in the sunshine of spring. ♪ there was one little, three-month-old fella in particular who did not have a care in the world. he was spending his time having fun, a-growlin and a-prowlin and a-scratchin. ♪ that's right. that bear cub did not have a in the world, and somebody, a two-legged somebody, got careless. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took several hundred men five days to lick that fire. 17,000 acres of timber were destroyed, timber that could have been used for homes and furniture, along with the mills that could have turned it out. a lot of wild animals lost their homes. many lost their lives. ♪ but there was one little fella who somehow survived that terrible fire. yes, the little bear cub came through and was found clinging to what was left of a small tree. ♪ new mexico's game warden rushed that burned and frightened cub to the nearest animal hospital by plane. ♪ warden bell saw to it that

>>> acusado de narcotrÁfico, estados unidos acusa a el general cienfuegos cuando era secretario de mÉxico >>> la justicia dice que recibÓo sobornos para proteger al violento grupo narco h 2. buenas tardes el secretario de persona nieto este encargaba de el narcotrÁfico y ahora esta tras las rejas en estados unidos y puede pasar tras las rejas en prisiÓn siempre y es nuestra principal noticia y ademÁs te viernes. >>> brote letal en un asilo muere al menos 12 residentes en california la pandemia se ha llevado a mÁs de 82 mil residentes y trabajadores de asilos >>> redadas en santuarios ice dice que arrestÓ a mÁs de 170 inmigrantes en los operativos de ciudades santuarios, la agencia anticipa que seguirÁ con sus redadas con o sin cooperaciÓn de las autoridades locales >>> construyendo el sueÑo americano. un documental muestra las condiciones extremas cÓmo trabajan los latinos en construcciÓn solo en texas mueren cien trabajadores cada aÑo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> mÉxico estÁ convulsionado

and mexico. this is historic stuff that is going on, now we got massive amounts of drugs pushed over the northern border to, it seems like the drug cartel are ramping up, are we want to say that? >> no you are exactly right, here's the issue, president trump has been so successful on the southern border with illegal immigration be done 70%, were to patrol in cbp are back on the game, 100% of the workforce is doing their job, their catching a lot more of the drugs from the port of entry, were better at the job at the cartel has lost billions of dollars in revenue from not being able to smuggle them into the united states because the actions of president has taken, the train to make up the revenue in other places, what are you going to see next the drugs being moved into maritime, around san diego up to the caribbean, you will see that happening but thankfully president trump knows this and he reads the same intelligence reports and he has a coast guard to military ready. liz: tom homan, thank you

y la regresaron a esperar la respuesta en mÉxico la respuesta, por las polÍticas de donald trump >> dios sabrÁ lo que va a pasar >> la suprema corte de estados unidos revisarÁ el programa que envÍa de regreso a mÉxico a migrantes que solicitan asilo, luego que el presidente apelÓ l suspensiÓn por una corte en california >> han dictaminado que estuvo mal el presidente trump en sus decisiones para personas buscando asilo >> desde enero de 2019 mÁs de 6 mil migrantes fueron devueltos a mÉxico, la mayorÍa centroamericanos, sin embargo, por la pandemia y por denuncias sobre las condiciones de vida de los migrantes en la frontera, suspendieron el regreso. >> donde estÁn vulnerables a secuestros, violaciÓn, amenazas. >> algunos dicen que la resoluciÓn de la suprema corte es xhoun ruleta rusa, puede ser a favor o en contra, y dependeÁa del nombramiento de nuevos jueces y quien gane la elecciÓn presidencial. esperan que el programa de regreso de migrantes sea cancelado en definitiva. >> no cambiamos de mentalidad, siempre vamos para el otro lado. >> dicen que solo quieren un fu

the president made it clear we can go down there and help mexico. mexico refuses to help. why? because many people don't want our help because they are making a of money on the side. i hate to say it, but i have been there. ien worked at this for three decades. so much corruption in mexico that we i cannot possibly beat e cartels with their money operations. going down there and taking thet lead as president trump suggested. liz: how would the united states do that? >> first of all, the majority is not corrupt. 99.9% of these people are great people. you always hear about these one. we have the capability to do financial investigations. we can track financial transactions between awful businesses, how they launder their money. we arela very good at that. i.c.e., the internal revenue service or the bureau, we can do undercover operations. i cannott here because it is law nsforcement censored. we can surely add a stronger fight to this fight. they are incapable and unwilling to do.o. president trump has made an offer. he needs to go back to the idea that maybe we need to make the

avanzara por el golfo de mÉxico hacia el sur. legisladores de california se oponen a que una fÁbrica de baterÍas se declare en bancarrota. quieren que paguen por la contaminaciÓn que provocó en barrios hispanos. comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. con patricia janiot. ♪ ♪ patricia: bienvenidos, muy buenas noches. desde su convalecencia en la casa blanca, el presidente donald trump anunciÓ sorpresivamente que se suspende las negociaciones sobre el paquete de ayuda econÓmica para enfrentar la crisis de la pandemia. el presidente estableciÓ como prioridad la confirmaciÓn en el senado de la jueza amy barrett a la corte suprema. vamos con claudia uceda, quien tienen reacciones a las maniobras polÍticas de donald trump a pocas semanas de las elecciones, claudia: el presidente anunciÓ abruptamente que suspende las negociaciones sobre el plan estÍmulo econÓmico hasta despuÉs de las elecciones. cayÓ la bolsa de valores, muy millones de personas buscan una s

>> el gobierno de la ciudad de mÉxico retirÓ la estatua de cristÓbal colon que encontraba aquÍ y despuÉs que en convocatoria amenazara con derribarla. >> la cita para tirar el monumento era para el 12 a las 12 ahora la glorieta luce completamente vacÍa. >> la convocatoria no es exclusivo de mÉxico es parte de un movimiento social que pide echar abajo las estatuas de cristÓbal colon en mÉxico, vÍctor silva, noticias telemundo. >> en tanto en el salvador hay polÉmica despues que el gobierno lanzara su propio noticiero sucede mientras el presidente. >> continÚa los ataques contra la prensa. >> esta es la nueva forma de

estallaron los dodgers en méxico en casa de julio sintieron como si hayan retirado el último contrario >> explotamos en risas >> en culiacán sinaloa tierra del joven lanzador rtodos se sienten campeones julio nació con un tumor en el ojo izquierdo dice que si dios le dio el ojo izquierdo con fallas el dio un cañón >> el apoyo de méxico nos tiene aquí la verdad que esto es para ellos >> este ponche jürgen damm nemigo le dieron la victoria a víctor gonzález en su casa gonzález tiene 24 años fue el pitcher ganador en una videollamada su abuelo le dijo cómo se sintió su pueblo >> felices amiga >> ambos lanzadores al final lloraron como un par de niños el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador fanático del béisbol pronosticó su triunfo >> ganó un mexicano y el salvamento estuvo a cargo de otro mexicano >> como un día lo hizo fernando hoy inician su propia leyenda en méxico raúl noticias telemundo >> y hoy es el día de san judas tadeo sus devotos le dedican oraciones >> muchos le rogaron al santo por un milagro al san judas tadeo muchos le piden por la salu

in early 1994, new mexico congressman stephen schiff requested the general accounting office begin a records review. the purpose of the review was to determine if the u.s. air force or any other u.s. government agency possessed information on an alleged crash near roswell, new mexico in july 1947 of an extraterrestrial vehicle and its alien crew. in response to the gao probe, the secretary of the air force directed a comprehensive search for records. the objective of the search was to tell the congress and the american people what the air force knew about the 1947 roswell claims. if the information was still classified, it was to be declassified. if active or former air force officials had signed nondisclosure agreements, they were to be released from these agreements. the resulting 800-page report was completed in july 1994. the report concluded the predecessor to the u.s. air force, the u.s. army air forces, did recover material near roswell in july 1947. what was recovered was not the remains of an extraterrestrial spacecraft and its alien crew, but debris from a thin -- then-clas

es una de las joyas gastronómicas de méxico . nos llevamicas de méxico. víctor silva nos lleva a un lugar donde a un lugar donde preparan la receta ancestral a base de vegetales d vegetales .. >>>♪ (música) >>> ♪ (música) música) ♪ >>> ♪ (música) >> >>> al calor del fuego y al> al rincón de la capital mexicana cada semana hay una fiesta de colores y sabores la capital m semana hay una fiesta. es un homenaje a la cultura gastronómica de cada cultura gastronómica de cada uno de los estados y uno de los estados. esta vez los hermanos eugenio y daniel celebran ez l hermanos eugenio y daniel celebran a hidalgo con un mixiote me ganó .a hidalgo con un mixiote vegano . >>> hacemos comida regional y cada semana cambiamos de estado esta semana estamos haciendo el estado de hidalgo y hoy viernes cerramos con broche de oro . bre oro . >>> a la plancha va a flor >>> a la plancha va a flor de d jamaica co jamaica conn cebolla, setas y zanahoria cebolla, setas y. para zana las salsas de chile, ajo, cebolla y hojas de aguacate . >>> para el mixiote depe

. >> méxico se prepara para celebrar una de las fiestas más reconocidas a nivel internacional, ya volvemos. hola carmen... veo que su presión esta mucho mejor. si doctor cortés... es que... lucy, lucy cuidado con eso por favor. perdón. carmen... ehmm... - mija, mija... - pÍo pio... pÍo pio! ♪ los pollitos dicen... ♪ pío pío pío pío pío ♪ ♪ cuando tienen hambre, cuando tienen frio. ♪ y de ánimo... ¿cómo se siente? >> serena doctor. cita por video con tu doctor sin copago. kaiser permanente. viva bien. . >> hola, ¿qué tal?, feliz noche y hoy se juntó un partidazo y siempre hay tensión y al minuto 36 pelota de angulo para antuna y gol, uno a cero chivas y aquí está angulo y dos a cero el rebaño partido controlado y avanza el "conejito" brizuela y ahora para villalpando y el partido liquidado ¿no? y al 96 hay penal para los zorros y malcorra lo cobra y los zorros son décimo quinto. >> monterrey contra puebla y nico sánchez es de los 12 pasos, ala 1, 2 3 y sí fue gol al 67 penal para puebla y ormeño va a cobrar y ocupa la sexta posición de la tabla ypuebla es

and then deported to mexico a report that migrant children are being dumped south of the border with no family . efforts towards deescalation in the golan a cutback of pledge from both sides to reduce attacks on civilians. the battle votes continues joe biden and donald trump campaigned in the midwest in the run up to the u.s. election. is a desperate search for survivors in the coastal turkish city of is may often was struck by a powerful earthquake the magnitude 7 tremor under the aegean sea brought down buildings and triggered tidal waves in the coastal city as well as parts of greece more than 240 off the shoulders have been recorded. the earthquake was centered of turkey's izmir province and was felt as far away as athens and istanbul turkey says at least 20 buildings have been flattened in izmir greek media is reporting that the incident triggered a mini tsunami that flooded the island of some. and he's 21 people are dead mostly in turkey and more than 700 others are injured so then because so has this report from istanbul. rescuers search for survivors and the rubble of buildi

vamos a hablar de mÉxico. el gobierno le exigiÓ a estados unidos que se investiga la muerte a tirosde dos migrantes. jorge fregoso tiene las reacciones de la viuda de una de las vÍctimas y del cÓnsul de mÉxico en san diego. jorge: este es el momento en el que el mexicano josÉ antonio gutiÉrrez falleciÓ luego de que un elemento de la policÍa de san diego le disparÓ durante la madrugada del 19 de octubre. su viuda dice que la vÍctima sufrÍa una enfermedad mentaly que al momento de ver a la policÍa corriÓ hacia ellos en busca de ayuda. >>pedimos justicia. nos sentimos dolidos porque Él era un hombre muy especial. >>abogados reconocen que hubo exceso de fuerza. >>ellos pueden ver que Él no tiene arma en sus manos , ellos pueden ver que estÁ corriendo, pero sin una intenciÓn de causar daÑo a ellos. >>pero no es el Único caso que se ha registrado en la regiÓn. el pasado 23 de octubre otro mexicano que intentaba ingresar ilegalmente a estados unidos, fue baleado por agentes de la policÍa fronteri

seeking asylum even if you're not from mexico then the u.s. is going to put you back on to miscarry soil while they decide if they're going to accept your case or not a process that can take months sometimes which means that a lot of people a lot of them from other central american countries have been sort of expelled intimates go across the border while that process takes place now we've been reporting on this a lot and the places that they're cross the border they go into cities a lot of which struggling with crime struggling with kidnapping went to one place in particular called new level of a door which a lot of people are put back into in which we found this systematic kidnapping not just us but n.g.o.s has been happening to moderates so obviously when this report came out from the new york times unaccompanied children being put back perhaps into those places it's caused a lot of concern we spent the time since then checking around we've checked with the u.n. refugee agency with the red cross with unicef with different n.g.o.s journalists

homicides and violence are at unprecedented levels in mexico and the political court tell is a leading culprit known to use extreme violence to gain control over new territory this map illustrates the cartels sphere of influence in the heartland of the schools they're pretty much on top but for example recently they did they do the best i think us as i can take us is now a hot spot because once one of what is one of the most if not the most murderous states in mexico for the last 3 years before that it was you know very well studied fall down. this is very difficult to predict where the who's got the will move next and where the next hot spots of violence will be but certainly at this time they are a considerable threat to national security even the mexican capital isn't spared from violence linked to drug cartels here the whole isco cartel is it war with other criminal groups including the powerful or neon that beat a cartel. through the ego who has asked us to hide his identity says he's one of hundreds of business owners who faced threats of violence kidnapping and extortion from cr