mexico, you know? >> hinojosa: the immigration story. >> the immigration story, but also, you know, mexico now had democracy in the year 2000. and so i figured that maybe the story was going to be washington and mexico city. so i moved to washington. three years later, september 11 comes around, there's no mexico story. i mean, there's no real us policy to mexico. and i returned to mexico, and my first assignment was to cover the women of juarez-- you know, who was killing the women of juarez? >> hinojosa: and right now we're talking about, in terms of the women who have been murdered in the city of juarez, which is on the mexico side of the border... >> right, right across el paso, texas. >> hinojosa: right across. and we're talking about 400-plus women now? >> i mean, some estimates have it as over 300, some say 400. most of them... i mean, the vast majority of the cases have never been solved, just like, you know, most crimes in mexico. and it was then that i realized, "wow," you know, "this is a di

for me the most problem in mexico is the corruption. >> mexico can be a dangerous place for journalists, for politicians, for police. is it a dangerous place for artists? >> yeah, i think so, yeah. because if you not agree with the government you are like enemy. yeah, chevy was great in that. who played the wife? beverly d'angelo! juliette lewis costarred as the daughter. oh, i think it was um... chris columbus was the director... it's called claymation... narwhals really exist... actually guys, it was the ghost of christmas past... never stick your tongue on a frozen flag pole... yukon cornelius... "die hard" is considered a christmas movie! that's the unlimited effect. stream your entertainment with unlimited data when you switch to at&t and have directv. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. >>> in 1936 the town of cuernavaca, 50 miles from mexico c

enrique: mÉxico reprobado. educaciÓn pÚblica en ese paÍs tiene malas calificaciones de un organismo internacional. y amazon abre un supermercado en el que se puede comprar todo sin tener por la música que le alegra el alma a todos pero hace infeliz a tus articulaciones. por esos queridos dolores que valen la pena, levantemos un vaso de agua y tomemos una advil. porque nada funciona más rápido, por más tiempo o más fuerte que advil. ¡salud! este año en t-mobile, las fiestas corren por cuenta nuestra. cambia a los 4 miembros de tu familia a t-mobile, llévate todo ilimitado y te daremos $800 dólares. sí, oíste bien, $800 dólares para gastarlos donde quieras. además, obtén grandes ofertas en smartphones, tablets y accesorios durante todas las fiestas. corre a t-mobile que estas fiestas van por cuenta nuestra. ♪ enrique: al menos 18 personas han muerto y varios edificios se han hundido en indonesia a causa de un terremoto de 6.5 grados que sacudiÓ esta región al norte de la isla de sumatra. el f

enrique: mÉxico reprobado. educaciÓn pÚblica en ese paÍs tiene malas calificaciones de un organismo internacional. y amazon abre un supermercado en el que se puede comprar todo sin tener qu ♪ enrique: al menos 18 personas han muerto y varios edificios se han hundido en indonesia a causa de un terremoto de 6.5 grados que sacudiÓ esta región al norte de la isla de sumatra. el fuerte movimiento sÍsmico tuvo una duraciÓn de tres minutos. el presunto asesino violador de una niÑa de siete aÑos en la capital colombiana fue trasladado hoy en la clÍnica que estaba ingresado hasta el juzgado a rendir declaraciÓn. rafael uribe noguera como un arquitecto de 38 aÑos tuvo que ser trasladado para evitar que sea linchado. la cifra de inmigrantes provenientes de amÉrica central que ingresan como indocumentados a los estados unidos ha aumentado de manera alarmante en lo que va de este aÑo. han sido detenidos mÁs menores que todos los 1015. -- el 2015. salvador: mientras la economÍa dÉcada de guatemala, hondura

is good for mexico. if he is going to create these , it may lead to many mexicans to do all these jobs, and the most qualified neededto do the service will be from mexicans. eric: he needs the mexicans where -- here or there? mexicanse needs the here and there. it is very important for the consumers in the u.s. to have good prices. markets thatthe have gone into fiscal deficits since 2002 are huge. they are very big investments, and the reason they are not creating inflation is because moneys go to the financial economy, and not the real economy. he cannot put a tax of 35% on imports because to save a few thousand jobs, he will create problems for 300 million americans. erik: what about trade? as you know, he has taken an aggressive position on trade with mexico. he has said he wants to renegotiate nafta and get a better deal with for the american people. think thedo not negotiating something that has had more than 30 years as a dead issue. it can be a win-win. erik: how? : first, i think the u.s. should

regresmos a mexico con la ilia: regresamos a mexico. los heridospresentan quemaduras de diferente grado. entre ellos, se encuentran varios niÑos. serÍan trasladados a un hospital especializado en quemaduras. juan carlos altamirano estÁ en vivo. juan carlos buenas noches, que nos puedes decir sobre la condiciÓn mÉdica? juan: asÍ es, muy buenas noches, me encuentro en el hospital magdalena de las salinas. un hospital especializado, nosocomio referente para testamento de personas con quemaduras graves. aquÍ fueron trasladadas dos personas que parecieran esta serie de emociones. platicamos con ellos. debido a la gravedad de sus heridas, dos de los mÁs de 70 lesionados en tuxtepec, estado de mÉxico, fueron trasladados por mÉxico al hospital magdalena de las salinas. >> tenemos dos pacientes graves por via aerea. se trata de un padre y su hijo, ambos sufrieron quemaduras. el menor, es un niÑo, tiene 4 aÑos. juan: tienen posibilidades de sobrevivir. >> nosotros somos un centro de referencia del quemado. esto hace que sea factible q

el tÉcnico argentino del club amÉrica de méxico no irÁ a la cÁrcel. los delitos estarÍan relacionados por un caso ocurrido hace dos aÑos sobre supuesta conducta inadecuada en contra de la patÓloga del equipo cuando era el director tÉcnico. reportera: al cuarto dÍa de los 10 que tenÍa como plazo para resolver, un juez penal en jalisco no autorizÓ que ricardo antonio la volpe fuera arrestado como lo solicitÓ la fiscalÍa de jalisco. no se acreditaron los gritos de atentados al pudor ni hostigamiento sexual de los cuales hablaba la fiscalÍa de que habrÍa pruebas suficientes. >> de la gente del ministerio pÚblico considerÓ despuÉs del proceso que se llevÓ a cabo, que habÍa la presunciÓn de que se habÍa encuadrado ya una figura ilegal. reportera: fue acusado por la pudo lograr el club de conductas inapropiadas. anoche, la volpe, ahora como director tÉcnico del américa, y tras haber obtenido su pase a la final del fÚtbol mexicano, leyÓ un comunicado sobre el tema sin solicitar preguntas. >> siempre he dicho que soy inocente de la acusac

so we're moving to monterrey, mexico. it doesn't the fact that we didn't spent a lot of time and effort to see what we could do to save this place. i don't know if he realizes or i really don't care if he does or not. but that's the truth of the matter. >> there is donald trump tonight, blaming the workers because you wouldn't take $5 an hour, which you couldn't, even if somebody decided they wanted to since it would be below minimum wage. there had been some news reports tonight that since you went public on this, you have received threats from trump supporters. what can you tell us than? >> better keep an eye on your kids. we know what type of car you drive, things along those lines. but i've been doing this job for 30 years. you know, i've heard inch from people wanting to burn my house down, shoot me, and everything else. so, you know, i they can with a grain of salt you know. i don't put a lot of faith in that. and i'm not concerned about it. i'm not getting anybody involved, the authorities. nothing i can deal with.

so we're moving to monterrey, mexico. it doesn't the fact that we didn't spent a lot of time and effort to see what we could do to save this place. i don't know if he realizes or i really don't care if he does or not. but that's the truth of the matter. >> there is donald trump tonight, blaming the workers because you wouldn't take $5 an hour, which you couldn't, even if somebody decided they wanted to since it would be below minimum wage. there had been some news reports tonight that since you went public on this, you have received threats from trump supporters. what can you tell us than? >> better keep an eye on your kids. we know what type of car you drive, things along those lines. but i've been doing this job for 30 years. you know, i've heard inch from people wanting to burn my house down, shoot me, and everything else. so, you know, i they can with a grain of salt, you know. i don't put a lot of faith in that. and i'm not concerned about it. i'm not getting anybody involved, the authorities. nothing i can deal with

existen otras denuncias contra ejecutivos deportivos por delitos similares allÁ en mÉxico. "soy la dueÑa", es el tÍtulo del libro escrito sobre la primera dama de mÉxico, angÉlica rivera. segÚn la autora, la figura de la primera dama ha estado rodeada de lujos y de una falta de transparencia que la aÑado lo largo de la administraciÓn de enrique peÑa nieto. repotero: angÉlica rivera, dice san juana benÍtez en el libro "soy la dueÑa", no ha dejado de actuar a pesar de haber dejado los escenarios. pasÓ de ser heroÍna antillana. --a villana. >> definitivamente ha ocasionado la vida del pueblo por el tipo de vida que sostiene. reportero: sostiene que rivera pasÓ de ser una mujer de clase media a una mujer millonaria, que fue capaz de pagar su apartamento en una ciudad de miami tan sÓlo un mes despuÉs de casarse en el aÑo 2010 con enrique peÑa nieto. >> la pareja nos ha dado la imagen de que es un matrimonio arreglado, que es un matrimonio que tiene serios problemas y lo ha demostrado en ocasiones pÚblicas. reportero: la autora del libro dice que el puesto que

mÉxico, se convirtiÓ en un infierno. marÍa leticia: hablan de por lo -29 muertos y decenas de heridos. esta cifra podrÍa cambiar en las prÓximas horas. la cruz roja desplegÓ hasta la zona del siniestro varias ambulancias para atender a las vÍctimas. leÓn: en medio del caos comienzan a aparecer las estremecedoras imÁgenes de las personas que comenzaron a correr, para salvar sus vidas. mientras olÍan la pÓlvora quemada escuchaban las detonaciones, y sentÍan que el calor provocado por el fuego cada vez estaba mÁs cerca. >> imÁgenes aÉreas captadas en el pueblo san pablito. a pesar del paso de los minutos el fuego seguir aprendiendo hasta el Último cohete relleno de pÓlvora. escuchemos lo que dijo el gobernador del estado de mÉxico hace unos momentos. >> quiero anticiparles que hasta este momento, vemos lamentablemente 26 personas que fallecieron en este lugar. tres personas mÁs, que murieron en hospitales. sumarÍan 29 personas, que han perdido la vida. leÓn: el gobernador, Ávila del estado de mÉxico inf

. >> wal-mart anunciÓ la creacion de 10.000 puestos de trabajo en mÉxico >>> se siente feo porque uno viene con buenas intenciones para este paÍs. >> alarma para la comunidad inmigrante de detroit, volantes repartidos alientan a denuncian a los indocumentados. >> ahora en las navidades y yo necesitaba que mÍ cuerpo se viera muy esbelto. >> la cirugÍa estÉtica cada vez mÁs presente en las cartas a santa claus. >> crecen casi el 15% las ventas de tarjetas de regalos para hacerse procedimientos estÉticos. >> noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> hola en. q¿quÉ tal? muy buen tardes, donald trump dijo que podrÍa hacer mÁs suave la guerra migrator migratoria. >> ahora el presidente electo promete buscar una soluciÓn que beneficia a los llamados dreamers los miles y cientos de niÑos que ingresaron al paÍs siendo niÑos. >> como nunca antes el presidente electo se mostrÓ compasivo con la situaciÓn de miles de jÓvenes los llamados dreamers, protegidos por daca que impiden su deportaciÓn. >> (comunicado en pantalla) >>> creo tenemos una oportunidad estoy esperanzado co

presentadora: vamos a mÉxico. borja estÁ en la ciudad de mÉxico. uno de los hijos de juan gabriel ofrece una rueda de prensa. borja: hola, amigos! buenas tardes. nos encontramos en toluca, mÉxico. en pocos minutos va haber una conferencia de prensa parÁ presentar un concierto homenaje a juan gabriel que se va a realizar el aÑo que viene. entre los asistentes confirmados estÁ su hijo ivan y simona. para nosotros es muy importante porque no vamos a encontrar con ellos luego del fallecimiento de juan gabriel. yo tenÍa muchas ganas de encontrarme con ellos para hacer muchas preguntas. pero anoche recibimos un correo que diciendo que el equipo de "primer impacto" podÍa acceder, pero con la Única condiciÓn de no preguntar nada que no tuviera que ver con este concierto homenaje. yo me quedo aquÍ. voy a traer un resumen de todo lo que ocurra. yo me despido. mando un saludo muy grande. presentadora: muchas gracias. indignaciÓn en las redes por cuenta de un vÍdeo viral publicado en facebook. se debe a una compradora enfila. diciendo un discurso ra

y presencia. >> el estado de mÉxico estÁ de luto. juan carlos: para otros es el lenguaje que utilizÓ el ejecutivo mexiquense, como si tratara de utilizar un momento para presumir supuestos logros de su gobierno. >> se asemeja del primer mundo, si fuera asÍ seria otra cosa. reportero: la indignaciÓn no sÓlo estÁ presente en tuxtepec, sino en las redes sociales. a las afueras de san pablito ha llegado un ejÉrcito de servidores pÚblicos del estado de mÉxico, algunos apoyando a los trabajadores, registrando sus pertenencias. >> en dÍa de la explosiÓn, siento que ya no tiene caso que estÉn aquÍ. todos estÁn en los hospitales, en velorio. juan carlos: muchos pobladores no se sienten cÓmodos, no se sienten satisfechos con la actitud del gobernador, hoy una tarde se reuniÓ con el presidente de la repÚblica para prometer a algunos locatarios que las plazas de trabajo se volverÁn a abrir aquÍ, en el mercado de san pablo, el aÑo prÓximo. ilia: gracias. el luto y el dolor por la tragedia se siente tambiÉn en otros mercados d

there's still 13 00 jobs from carrier that's going to mexico. trump didn't say that today. >> right now there's about 4,000 jobs in indiana alone going to in our state right now. >> reporter: 4,000? >> when's the bleeding going to stop? >> reporter: he's now set a precedent for tax breaks. will every company will lining up for a handout? >> the president should in the be picking winners and losers. >> reporter: economists point out the u.s. has tried this before. trying to pressure companies to save high-paying jobs in the 1930s. it helped trigger the great depression. >> donald trump is an economic no stal gist. he thinks keeping the jobs of the past is the path to proser thety. >> reporter: that's a problem for another day. he got some priceless out of this politically. >> what mattered was that donald trump was able to prove at least now that he could follow through on a promise. this buys him a lot of political wasn't all good news for the workers, there was reason to celebrate. remember that viral video that started the whole conversation?

pague por el muro fronterizo. >> podrÍa ser una a oportunidad para apertura comercial de mÉxico hacia el mundo. >> no podrÍamos entrar a una guerra comercial, no podrÍamos ponernos como sansÓn a las patadas >>> han buscado un acercamiento con donald trump. >> ante las amenazas de abandonar el tratado de cooperaciÓn economica y replantear una renegociaciÓn de libre comercio, en la ciudad de mÉxico, noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticiero telemundo si estÁ buscando trabajo les cuento quÉ oficios y profesiones tendrÁn mas oportunidades de empleos el aÑo que viene. >> un poquito de alivio en medio de la crisis humanitaria que se vive en mÉxico. y las ventajas y los riesgos de comprar sus regalos navideÑos a plazos. este año en t-mobile, las fiestas corren por cuenta nuestra. cambia a los 4 miembros de tu familia a t-mobile, llévate todo ilimitado y te daremos $800 dólares. sí, oíste bien, $800 dólares para gastarlos donde quieras. además, obtén grandes ofertas en smartphones, tablets y accesorios durante todas las fiestas. corre a t-mobile que estas fiestas van

as mexico has. att: you can follow us c-span wj. joe is in miami, florida, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to talk about the oil trade from 2000-2008 crisis, to $1000 -- from $13 plus barrels of oil, was caused to an agreement of opec to reduce production so that the price of oil would go up. the effect was devastating in 2008, just because we slowed down. one of the things happening again here is that opec is agreeing to reduce production again, and has raised the price a little bit more. -- before we cannot compete because we had legislation that we cannot an international market and now we can. i don't see that move being taken advantage of and i believe god is regulations, so once regulations cannot, what will -- i believe god is regulations, so it's regulations, out, what will be competing? guest: there is a lot around the oil markets that is interesting and not so much a part of the trade disagreement we are talking about in discussion. what we have seen is that th

viva mÉxico! william: yo tuve la oportunidad de probar un poco de esa cultura con los cowboys, en una serie que tuvimos en despiertaamericacom. karla: me encanta, me hierve la sangre! fÍjense que andrea chediak nos tiene un recuento de lo Último en tecnologÍa que los va a dejar con el ojo cuadrado. william: ojo con esto! ♪ andrea: si el sudor te hace pasar momentos incÓmodos, ojo con esto, porque sale a la venta una colecciÓn de ropa interior que promete absorber el sudor, para que asÍ no arruine estos prendas de vestir. los estilos estÁn confeccionados utilizando telas de bambÚ sin olor que regulan la temperatura corporal. asÍ que dile adiÓs a la tintorerÍa, y darle la bienvenida a la ropa limpia, fresca y a la moda. una compaÑÍa estÁ ofreciÉndole a muchas niÑas la posibilidad de diseÑar sus propios vestidos, llevando sus dibujos en una hoja de papel a las telas para crear su ropa. "picture this clothing" permite bajar plantillas de distintos estilos de vestidos que estÁn disp

son deportados hasta mÉxico. cada dÍa llegan para ganar su vida con buen nivel de inglÉs y por menos de ocho dÓlares la hora. >> son el 80% de las personas que tenemos en los col center. -- call center. >> mucha gente, aÚn de que nos han removido de estados unidos, le seguimos quitando el empleo, porque estos empleos que desempeÑamos en los call centers, son empleos que ellos normalmente harÍan en estados unidos. locutor: al regresar, puertas giratorias. por una pasa los deportados, y por otro los empresarios que se lucran con la deportaciÓn. >> se van ♪ en el united states postal service entregamos más compras hechas en línea a hogares que cualquier otro en el país. y más burritos también. otros de calorías.sabor, nosotros de los dos: un gran sabor, 96 calorías. eso, es ser bilingüe. miller lite. la cerveza light original. ♪ la vie est belle la vie est belle, the eau de parfum. lancôme. disponible en macy's, tu destino para fragancias. >> apreciamos sus comentarios. teresa: gracias por partic

in mexico already. that number was supposed to rise to 5,000, but following the deal with president-elect donald trump, that's not going to happen. instead, the number will rise to only 4,000. garcia's job is to attract as much foreign investment as possible to the region. he's worried about donald trump. >> this is -- the president-elect trump has made a lot of declarations that i think nobody believes that he serious on his actions. mr. president trump. >> there are many u.s. manufacturers here in the more than 120 industrial parks. names like caterpillar, ryder, johnson controls, owens corning. and mexico afforded 2 million vehicles to the u.s. last year. american companies come to northern mexico because of easier regulations and lower wages. the leader of the local union with nearly 100,000 members says industrial workers here make the equivalent of $120 a week, and that's a good salary. he says the workers are treated fairly. also crucial, mexico has free trade agreements with more than 40 countri

there's still 13 00 jobs from carrier that's going to mexico. trump didn't say that today. >> right now there's about 4,000 jobs in indiana alone going to in our state right now. >> reporter: 4,000? >> when's the bleeding going to stop? >> reporter: he's now set a precedent for tax breaks. will every company will lining up for a handout? >> the president should in the be picking winners and losers. >> reporter: economists point out the u.s. has tried this before. trying to pressure companies to save high-paying jobs in the depression. >> donald trump is an economic no stal gist. he thinks keeping the jobs of the past is the path to proser thety. >> reporter: that's a problem for another day. he got some priceless out of this politically. >> what mattered was that donald trump was able to prove at least now that he could follow through on a promise. this buys him a lot of political capital. wasn't all good news for the workers, there was reason to celebrate. remember that viral video that started the whole conversation? >> to move production from

>> por ello queremos que el pueblo de méxico la disfrute >> corte! >> viste tío >> contento >> emilia ? >> mencionar que kate tiene fricciones por tener relación con el chapo >> vemos como cambio nos despedimos con la tecnologia que asiste hasta al mas tradicio esta noche nos despedimos con la tecnología >> es razonable pensar que los aviones no tripulados entreguen regalos >> el conocido youtubers >> el dron lo elevó por los cielos >> sandra: feliz dÍa, estamos a sÓlo horas de la noche nueva. alejandra: si estÁs considerando adoptar un

there's still 13 00 jobs from carrier that's going to mexico. trump didn't say that today. >> right now there's about 4,000 jobs in indiana alone going to either abroad or overseas. in our state right now. >> reporter: 4,000? >> when's the bleeding going to stop? >> reporter: he's now set a precedent for tax breaks. will every company will lining up for a handout? >> the president should in the be picking winners and losers. >> reporter: economists point out the u.s. has tried this before. trying to pressure companies to save high-paying jobs in the 1930s. it helped trigger the great depression. >> donald trump is an economic no stal gist. he thinks keeping the jobs of the past is the path to proser thety. >> reporter: that's a problem for another day. he got some priceless out of this politically. >> what mattered was that donald trump was able to prove at least now that he could follow through on a promise. this buys him a lot of political capital. >> reporter: and even if it wasn't all good news for the workers, there was reason to celebrate.

. >> angie sandoval, gracias como les acabo de reportar, mÉxico es uno de los paÍses mÁs violentos del mundo, pero no cabe duda que es uno de los mÁs hermosos. >> el gobierno ha dado un enorme paso. >> nos hablan tel decreto que harÁ historia. >> le llaman el cielo porque es literal el palacio y serÁ junto con toda la cierra del estado una de las 4 Áreas protegidas de mÉxico. >> este es un paso histÓrico en la definiciÓn que toma el gobierno de la repÚblica otro regalo de la naturaleza a mÉxico es el caribe que con manglares. >> tenemos que proteger el medio ambiente y dejarse los recursos lo mÁs intacto posible a las

. >> al regresar: advierten que es mÁs peligroso viajar a mÉxico que a paÍses en guerra como siria. >> mucho cuidado con dormir poco. >> millones de usuarios estÁn preocupados por el anuncio que hizo whatsapp, se lo voy a ¡vamos, vamos, vamos! ♪ ¡!¡!corte!!!! corte, corte, corte. muy bien, chicos! pero nos hace falta algo. algo especial. ¿una estrella? ¿buscaban una estrella? whaaaaa!!! ¿qué? Ésta estaba afuera. ahora es el momento de evaluar sus opciones de cobertura de medicare. considere un plan aarp medicare complete, asegurado a través de unitedhealthcare. este plan combina la parte a y la parte b de medicare... con la cobertura de medicamentos recetados de la parte d... ¡y más! todo en un simple plan, por una prima mensual baja y en algunas áreas, ¡sin ninguna prima en absoluto! con chequeos anuales de rutina y la mayoría de las inmunizaciones por un copago de $0. y, por sus medicamentos usted pagará el precio más bajo que indica el plan, ya sea su copago o el precio de la farmacia. o, si utiliza la entrega a domicilio, no paga ni un solo dólar de copago por

of mexico is mexico is a very strong institution and it has strong human capital. we work in an environment of the board of governors, my vote counts the same as my other four colleagues. i am the face of the bank, so that gives me certainly more presence, but when it is time to vote, my vote counts the same as others. communications are established by consensus. obviously, that gives me tranquility that the bank will be in good hands when i leave. >> is the bank prepared to raise rates? should inflation expectations continue to read about target? >> absolutely. >> because that is the mandate? >> yes. also because we have the conviction that the best way that the bank of mexico can continue to grow is by keeping financial stability and inflation expectations in line. erik: what do you think about the prospects for a significant rollback of price regulation in the united states, under the trump administration? augustin: from what i have heard, and from what i heard from the secretary of treasury elect, if you allow me that expression. exactly. what he mentions, he s

there's still 13 00 jobs from carrier that's going to mexico. trump didn't say that today. >> right now there's about 4,000 either abroad or overseas. in our state right now. >> reporter: 4,000? >> when's the bleeding going to stop? >> reporter: he's now set a precedent for tax breaks. will every company will lining up for a handout? >> the president should in the be picking winners and losers. >> reporter: economists point out the u.s. has tried this before. trying to pressure companies to save 1930s. it helped trigger the great depression. >> donald trump is an economic no stal gist. he thinks keeping the jobs of the past is the path to proser thety. >> reporter: that's a problem for another day. he got some priceless out of this politically. >> what mattered was that donald trump was able to prove at least now that he could follow through on a promise. capital. >> reporter: and even if it wasn't all good news for the workers, there was reason to celebrate. remember that viral video that started the whole conversation? >> to move production fr

>> ver la gente cÓmo volaba. >> al mediodÍa el gobierno del estado de mÉxico reportaba 31 muertos, 50 heridos y 12 desaparecidos, julia conocÍa a la mayorÍa porque tenia un local en el mercado. >> mucho sentimiento, mucho dolor. lo Único que les puedo decir. >> peritos de la procuradurÍa general continuaban hoy la investigaciÓn, aÚn no se sabe cÓmo ocurrio la tragedia cuando se produjo la primera explosiÓn carlos acudiÓ al lugar. >> pues las cosas que mÁs nos impactaron cÓmo salÍan los ladrillos disparados y lamentablemente alcanzaban a la gente los golpeaba y los hacÍa caer. >> allan estudiante de medicina llegÓ de inmediato pero lo dejaban pasar porque tenÍa su bata blanca. >> lamentablemente tuve la experiencia de tocar a cinco cuerpos, fueron tres niÑos. una seÑora y un seÑor. >> el mercado de piro tecnia de san pablito habÍa registrado dos explosiones en 2005 y 2006 pero en ninguna se reportaron fallecidos, fue reconstruidos y autoridades del estado de mÉxico hace apenas dos semanas lo presumÍan como el mÁs seguro en su tipo en amÉrica latina, algunas histo

they come from mexico and all across latin america. many end up trapped in tijuana, grateful for a hot meal from a charity. francisco was born in mexico, but grew up in the u.s. last year, he was caught there with drugs and deported to a country he'd never known. he worries about a trump presidency. >> i'm just afraid of not seeing my boys again. it scares me. it's scary that now he's the president, but i wish him the best. and god bless him. >> a generous sentiment compared to what trump has said about mexicans, accusing them of being rapists and drug dealers. but luis still sees his future in the u.s. he's just waiting for the right moment to cross the border. until then, he'll stay in this shelter along with countless other migrants. some of them have managed to get across before, but were sent back. they say they want a better life for their children. >> i didn't go to school, i can't read. but i want my kids to be able to go to school and to get on in life. i can't earn enough for them to study in guatemala so i have to get to the

reportera: dice que evitÓ la fuga de al menos 100 trabajos a mÉxico. un infante tromp trump recorriÓ la planta. " las compaÑÍas no se van a ir de los estados unidos nunca mÁs" advirtiÓ trump. quienes se vayan deberÁn pagar mas impuestos, dijo. arantxa: mientras donald trump reitera la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo, po paul ryan hablÓ del tema de inmigracion. esperan evitar el cruce ilegal de indocumentados. en mÉxico enrique peÑa nieto enviÓ su tradicional mensaje a la naciÓn. el tema mÁs esperado, su pronunciamiento sobre la relaciÓn de su gobierno con estados unidos. no dijo nada, sÓlo menciono que habrÁ una buena relaciÓn con estados unidos durante los Últimos aÑos de su mandato. quÉ temas a bord -- abordÓ entonces? reportera: en un complicado panorama polÍtico y la inminencia del efecto trump, enrique peÑa nieto enviÓ hace unos minutos un mensaje donde dejÓ de lado temas de primordial relevancia. enrique peÑ temas fundamentales ligados al narcotrÁfico, en estados como guerrero y tamaulipas, o casos de corrupciÓn, el g

>>> charred ruins of the fireworks market in mexico. the reason for the deadly chain reaction explosion remains a mystery. some of the youngest victims now here in the u.s. getting help. we're live in mexico. >>> then political blame game playing out in north carolina. lawmakers pointing the finger at each other for their failure to repeal the state's so-called bathroom bill. what's next, an effort to get the legislation off the books. >>> and then divorce party. that's right, a party. a couple calls it quits after more than 20 years of marriage, and to end it all, they party. thursday, december 22nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning to you, everybody, on this thursday, december 22nd. i'm kendis gibson. >> we begin with the international man hunt in the berlin attack. >> looking for the 24-year-old, amri, been on the radar for months, suspected of having ties to islamic extremists. molly hunt is in berlin where the market was scrubbed clean and set to reopen today. >> reporter: a dragnet for this m

and 80% of the supply chain for mexico, 80%, is located in mexico. and we're not going to have it anymore. we're not going to have it anymore. and we like mexico. it's wonderful, i was there three months ago with the president of mexico. terrific guy. but we have to have a fair shake. we're not getting anything. we have nafta, which is a total and complete disaster. [applause] it's a total and complete disaster. [applause] it's a one-lane highway into mexico. nothing coming our way, everything going their way. and i don't have to mention who signed it anymore, it's so nice. i don't have to mention who backed it anymore, right? we don't have to mention that anymore, fortunately. t it's a one-way street, and it's going to be changed. it's going to be changed. we have to bring our jobs back. and when they expand, one of the things that made me so happy is when greg said that they haveç over 10,000 jobs that they're going to be producing in the very near future, and now he's looking to the united states instead of outside of the united states where alm

se incremente el turismo mÉdico estadounidense en mÉxico. los resultados econÓmicos parecen que son ilia:la organizaciÓn no gubernamental observatorio venezolano de violencia dio a conocer que en el 2016 se superarÁ el nÚmero de muertes violentas que hubo el aÑo anterior. ubica a venezuela como el segundo paÍs macilento del mundo. reportera: venezuela se escribe con v de violencia. una realidad de la que han podido escapar el paÍs en los Últimos aÑos. -- la introducciÓn en el delito por unos zapatos de marca, por telÉfono, por una notable. este aÑo, hemos visto un incremento importante de los delitos vinculados al hambre. reportera: purgar entre la basura, la crudeza de los delitos subiÓ de nivel. esto pudo observarse en el caso de los hermanitos asesinados era reina de belleza en el medio de un robo. tambiÉn delincuentes amateurs, personas que cometen delitos comunes. reportera: asesinado a golpes y quemado por una turba al ser confundido por un delincuente cuando si alguna persona en la vÍa pÚblica. los cuerpos de seguridad

that has 700 jobs moving to mexico. the incoming trump administration says this is the brukt of making good on a campaign promise and negotiating on deals like this. and on top of this, and this is something that is certainly ongoing to congress right now, the parent company gets about $5 billion or $6 billion in a year in government contracts. and they want to slap penalties on those that get government contracts and then move jobs overseas. >> donald trump is arriving here in just a few moments from now, landing at least in the area. then he comes here to the carrier facility. he'll get a tour, and he'll make some remarks. the trump campaign, the trump team is getting a little criticism for this on democrats. the white house has been down playing this. they say the trump folks were held hostage by this deal. $the 7 million they gave um on this, but but talked to plenty of workers here that are happy that at least 800 jobs will be saved and not moving to mexico. >> live on the scene, we'll take you back there live. >>>

he was very concerned about what would happen to mexico. that's a very grand designs about what more they might be able to take. so he made a very bold decision and decided he was going to disobey his president. he was scoring to ignore basically a legal negotiate and bring an end to what he viewed as a very horrible war. trist knew he could negotiate anything that would resemble the fair or just treaty, but he could negotiate what would essentially be the trigger with mexico and stop with mexico and stop and admire them for being taken and stop the country from being further dismember. it has to still be affected by poke and the senate to ratify it, but he could try to mitigate the damage quite a bit. the result of this was the treaty of guadalupe a hidalgo which was accepted by the president and ratified by the senate and gave us this land where we sit now. polk was furious but the treaty was good. he was basically too good a deal to pass up. they gave them everything he wanted basically. despite how angry he was with his envoy, he accept

reportera: aunque la familia le parece injusta la pena que tendrÁ que cumplir en mÉxico, hay quienes aseguran que el exgobernador fue figura clave para aquel entonces poderoso cÁrtel de juarez convertida a quintana roo en los ochentas y noventas en un paraÍso para el trasiego de cocaÍna a estados unidos y habla de cantidades impresionantes de dinero que supuestamente recibÍa el exmandatario por cada cargamento de droga del estado que gobernaba. >> la verdad es que nadie sabe. en esa Época la droga pasaba. y villanueva era intocable. el hecho de que regrese a mÉxico y cumple una condena pendiente no resolver el problema de las supuestas actividades ilegales, segÚn este analista. primer gobernador en ser enjuiciado o lavado de dinero. y conexiÓn con el narcotrÁfico. al parecer dejÓ escuela para otros casos. arantxa: regresamos a estados unidos, la participaciÓn de una compaÑÍa en la toma de posesiÓn de donald trump ha desatado una nueva polÉmica en las redes sociales. el anuncio de que este grupo actuarÍa generÓ una discusion sobre si las bailarinas podrÁn o no rechaz

el gobernador Ávila, del estado de mÉxico, ha declarado que el estado de mÉxico se encuentra de luto despuÉs de la tragedia del mercado de san pablito, que acabÓ con los mÁs de 300 locales que albergaba este lugar. ya autoridades se encuentran creando un cordÓn para que no pase nadie. al fondo se alcanza a ver el puente desde donde muchas personas grabaron el momento en que comenzÓ a detonar la pirotecnia, y pudieron grabarlo y subirlo a redes sociales. tambiÉn es importante mencionar que autoridades del estado de mÉxico confirmaron que ya se abriÓ una carpeta de investigaciÓn por violación a la ley de fuegos y explosivos, contra quien resulte responsable. ya se estÁ buscando a la o las personas que resulten responsables de esta terrible tragedia. ya en 2005 sucediÓ un evento de este tipo, aquÍ en este mismo lugar, en el mercado de san pablito. la diferencia es que en ese momento no se reportaron muertes que lamentar, y ya en esta ocasiÓn son 31 muertos. vuelvo contigo, satcha. satcha: juan carlos altamirano, gracias por ese informe en vivo. y autoridades investigan por

en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo. top vo cesar ---el presidente electo dijo que durante su mandato llegara el fin de la pandilla de origen salvadoreÑo "ms-13"... ---las declaraciones las dio a la revista "time" trump dijo y cito: "estn matando y violando a todo el mundo all. son ilegales. y lleg su fin"... ---el articulo se enfocaba en la muerte de cinco adolescentes en nueva york a manos de pandilleros de la "ms-13"... --esta pandilla es una de las mas violentas en el pais centroamericano. blanca/take vo --el jefe de la compaÑa boliviana cuyo avin se estrell en medelln, matando a decenas de jugadores del chapecoense, estar detenido hasta que la investigacin se complete... --gustavo vargas, director ejecutivo de la aerolnea lamia, enfrenta entre otros, cargos por homicidio... --las autoridades bolivianas suspendieron la semana pasada la licencia a la compaÑa aerea... blanca --- es momento de conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- cesar --- pasamos con gabriel sotelo y la actualidad deportiva --- ho

mÉxico. como es tradicional se llevÓ a cabo en latÍn. pero la liturgia se llevÓ en otros idiomas tambiÉn incluido en espaÑol. >> el pueblo que caminaba en tinieblas vio una luz grande. reportero: los coros fueron simplemente espectaculares. el papa hizo reflexionar a todos cuando las luz es el en rincÓn andaluz de dios, dijo. " perdemos el verdadero significado de la navidad " " la mundanidad tomo de red en la navidad ". se pudo observar que a lo largo de la basÍlica mÁs de una decena de hombres vestidos de negroestaban parados en cada una de las filas donde se sentaban los creyentes. se trata de una simulada vigilancia para evitar cualquier incidente,sobre todo con los grupos terroristas han incitado a que ataquen templos y catedrales. sin duda una noche de "belen", considerado como el lugar de nacimiento del hijo de dios para los cristianos. el presidente palestino "mahmous abbas" tambien asistio a la celebracion en la iglesia de la naividad, que tiene mil-700 aqos de antiguedad y f

you're going to go to mexico and put them across our border with no tax. i'll them them right now i'll get consensus from congress and we'll tax you when those air conditioners come so stay where you are or build in the united states. because we are killing ourselves with trade packs that are no good for us and no good for our workers. >> so that was candidate trump, eric, at that debate in february. fast forward to now and there's followthrough. for people from indiana, how big of a victory is this? >> this is not exactly what he promised to do. there are no tariffs involved but he did make a very specific pledge, not jobs overall but one specific instance and here he is carrying it out. so it's a major public relations victory if nothing el. it doesn't address a quarter million manufacturing jobs lost in the united states over the last year but it's a start and something he's been able to do as president-elect before having the power of the oval office so this is significant in indiana. this is a major morer. this is a source of a lot of sort of middle-c

>> no, i love mexico. i'm going there for new year's. >> you better her upand get back quick before we build the wall. >> trump wants to build a wall on the southern border. what do you think about a wall on the northern border? >> it depends. will he make us pay for it? [ laughter ] >> what's so funny? >> how do i say eh. >> eh. >> eh. >> am i doing it right. >> yeah you are doing it right. >> a. >> a. >> get it right, moron ♪ ♪ >> do they even get fox news in canada? >> fox news? no. >> bill o'reilly, my boss. >> okay. >> do you think he should move his show to montreal? >> definitely. >> why do you say that? >> because bill o'reilly is great. >> i think i found the only factor fan in montreal. >> i'm watters, and this is my world. [ laughter ] >> you just snorted. >> how do the little piggies go. [snorting] >> that was harsh, watters. i get mail from there all the time. >> they are going to be mad at you for the a business. do you know? >> what were you doing in montreal for your own show. >> i want

and the consumption is , good for mexico. but also, if he is going to create these jobs and to do these kinds of employment, at least in the environment, they need many, many mexicans to do all of the jobs. the most qualified people to do many of the services are needed for these are mexican. mexicans and hispanics, from central america and other countries. erik: what about trade? as you know, he has taken a very aggressive position on trade with mexico. he says he wants to renegotiate nafta and get a better deal for the americans. carlos: i do not think that negotiating something with 20 years. i think it can be best for both. erik: how? carlos: first, i think the u.s. should protect some of their jobs, especially the jobs that are strategic in the goods that have high aggregate value. i do not understand how can be produced low products with the high wages, wages of $30 an hour. that is what they pay against $15 a day. that is a big difference. i think that these issues will not be competitive and they tried to do that. the

today it's china and mexico. still getting the lunch eaten by our trading partners and the people who are hurting are people like me. people who work for a living. we tier ones feeling it. so, trump appeals to us. >> after the speech they left the restaurant and moved trump to a nearby press conference. >> and i had to get him from the speaker's podium to a side door which was a pretty good distance, and as we moved along, he kept stopping, shaking hands with the wait staff, with the cops and with the firemen who were there. he ignored the other people wearing the suits and everything else and it was the common man that attracted donald trump and that he reached out to. and i think that's what's happening today. he's still reaching out to us, not to the guys in the suits. >> he didn't run back then but the seed had been planted. in the '90s, the business ventures had some ups and downs. and so did his love life. >> we have a great relationship. we've always had a great relationship. but it's fine. >> he divorced

just a couple months ago, the management here announced plans all 350 jobs to mexico. among the workers set to lose their jobs, these guys. >> it would be any second plant closures. >> reporter: where did those go? >> 80% to china. >> reporter: these business models. >> moving these jobs out of the country may look good on wall street, but it looks like hell from main street. >> reporter: the million jobs since 2000, partly to jobs being moved overseas as a result of nafta and other trade agreements but also due to technologies taking over assembly line work that used to be done by humans. today at the local union hall they were thankful trump seems to have saved hundreds of steel worker jobs but concerned about the bigger picture. >> we're appreciative of the carrier that's going to mexico. trump didn't say that today. >> right now there's about 4,000 jobs in indiana alone going to either abroad or overseas. in our state right now. >> reporter: 4,000? >> when's the bleeding going to stop? >> reporter: he's now set a precedent for tax breaks. will every company will li

they're going to fire 1300 people so that their jobs can be moved to mexico. donald trump was celebrating the company that's doing that. >> well, carrier is still moving jobs to mexico, and i just wonder if, you know, in a couple years hence we're going to be talking about carrier the way republicans and we were all talking about solyndra early in the obama administration. he has done exactly what republicans have been against for all this time. and that is attempting to pick winners and losers. very expensive picking in this case. we've mentioned the tax credits and what was done there. what's not been mentioned is the implied sense that carrier's parent company is going to get billions of dollars in pentagon contracts. now if you're going to start throwing a billion dollars here and there at companies to keep a few thousand jobs in the country, pretty soon that's going to add up to real money. >> let's listen to what the wall street journal has said about this in their editorial. they said donald trump's nonideology cal policy-making will be disorienting. so