but the aztecs changed that. the point is that in order to be successful they had to have a king who was an active warrior. they could not have a boy 8 or 10 years old ascend to the throne just because of some rule of primogeniture. so what they did is they elected among the royal lineage the man with the best qualifications as a warrior. keach: but that was not all. before the elected king was formally crowned he was expected to launch a pre-inaugural raid -- a campaign against either a rebellious town or against towns not previously conquered. the raid would show that the man elected was in fact a competent military leader. this altar celebrates 11 conquests by the great aztec king montezuma i. but montezuma is not portrayed anywhere on the monument. instead, it celebrates 11 warriors, each shown subduing an enemy. in aztec society it was not just the king who benefitted from warfare. the aztec society was unquestionably a strongly class-based society, but it did allow for a certain amount of mobility. and this

the shamans are really well respected in the inca and aztec culture.> yes. >> our journey continues by road as we leave chiclayo and head east toward the andes. >> originally two hours north from here. you have the indians welcome you -- >> with blow darts. >> yeah. >> before we get too deep into the mountains, we're stopping off to meet our shaman. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anthony, he's going to teach us how to do the bath for the plants and for us. >> okay. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's a meteor stone. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> he's cleaning. all the negative vibrations. ♪ [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> close your eyes. he cleaned you and he wished you a lot of success. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little bit more, especially in the back, the neck, and the back. that's it here, and the chest. a little bit like that. >> we wanted a blessing for our cacao harvest. we got this. my aura is now cleaner than gwyneth paltrow's colon after a three-month juice cleanse. to a successful harvest. [ speaking foreign language ]

apple, hewlett-packard, google all falling aztec came under pressure on the economic front.o take a closer look -- all falling as tech came under pressure on the economic front. all of this is now leading economists surveyed by bloomberg to join as a camp that the fed will raise rates as early as september. we also had a separate report in 20g prices for homes u.s. cities rising at a faster than projected pace and consumer rising, as well. now, to top it all off, we heard from the head vice-chairman stanley fischer saying that bankers are weighing the risk of raising rates are prematurely against the danger of having to play catch-up if they wait too long. that layered onto all of this other economic data is really raising the debate of how soon does the fed hit the lift off button. that is the story likely for the rest of the week, as well. back to you. angie: all right, su keenan out of new york, thank you. lower, therd of 1% new zealand dollar. following two a two-month low as upbeat u.s. economic data is really helping lift the u.s. dollar. right now, it is slightly stre

senator cornyn and i and the members of congress both republicans and democrats will stand united aztec sans in support of the federal government fulfilling its statutory obligations and stepping in to respond to this natural disaster. >> as i see this, this cannot -- and it never should be a political foot fall. the people of texas the people of the united states deserve federal relief instantly. just like everybody else around the country, texas should be no different. this debate on disaster relief has been going on and it's been a political football for a number of years. whether it be a hurricane, whether it be sandy, whether it be tornados. why do we have these debates? it might start with accepting the science of over 96% of the scientists who were involved in the research on climate change. that would be a good start. if we accept the science and we understand the extremes, maybe as a country we won't have political fights when lives are being lost on our own turf when families are being destroyed and the gut-wrenching stories that are coming out across america and this time it'

there's also aztec dancers.rful crowd here and because there's a lot of families, i went ahead and i grabbed this family here. this is selma mario. why are you here with your ten- year-old daughter? >> i'm here to support all of the immigrant families and to support immigration reform and i brought my daughter so she can see she's part of a bigger community that she needs to try to set up for and stand in solidarity with. >> do you feel as though the message is getting lost with the other may day rallies going on? >> no, not really. most of the may day rallies stand for some sort of injustice, different communities see it happening around the nation and they are setting up for whatever they feel that is injustice in their neck of the woods. >> and how do you feel about being here? >> nice. and more confident. >> all right, thank you. so yeah, a lot of people are here pushing for immigration reform. i heard talking about worker's rights and the issues happening in baltimore. this has been rather peaceful and ther

see i was in aztec. >> there you go. >> do you have any of the dreams?1234 at -- naked at school? [ laughter ] >> where'd that come from? >> what kind of dreams are we talking about? >> all the time roberta. >> naked at work no? >> late to class? >> all right. let's go -- >> to weather. >>> let's go outside. which sew you what's going -- and show you what's going on. here at the bay bridge. it is stacked up. they're slowing down metering lights because you can see the traffic on the incline portion of the span. pretty slowgoing right now. no accidents or accidents or anything like that but traffic is backed up and 5830 is stacked -- 5830 is stacked up back to 24. southbound 880 let's see everything is moving okay once you get on to the the span even though the high wind advisory is still in effect and southbound 880 approach is a little slow right now through hayward beginning to stack up around 238. a live look at the dublin interchange. westbound 580 all the headlights are in the commute direction. so it is pretty slow right now from livermore valley.

wanted to work was cnbc because they were the only one who respected business didn't just give dow and aztecc i called to follow up we like your tape a lot. we need to you meet the president and the new president is coming in next week we want to set up an interview with you. that president was roger ailes. >> who is the boss here. >> yes. >> he makes lou dobbs look like the pills bury doe boy. >> look, roger is amazing. and i love him. >> your parents are still alive in brooklyn, right? >> yes they are in brooklyn. >> watching right now. >> yes. they are my biggest fans. it's great to have these pictures. >> nice traditional italian family. >> right. >> you went out with john travolta. >> no, i did not. >> i saw new 2001 doing that dance with the hand. >> no. >> that wasn't you? >> no. that was not me. >> that was the whole culture. >> hard work. that's what i learned from my family hard working and it paid off for me for sure. >> joey ramone everyone. who knew? did you know that? >> now you know i'm cool. >> i thought you were cool before that dobbs, no. but you, yeah. maria bartiromo, the

looks like we have a crowd on hand, and the aztec dancers are warming up as well. gets going this morning, a little bit after are 9:30. >>> a blue algae bloom has closed a popular east bay bridge this holiday weekend. we visited that deserted swim spot and spoke with a few frustrated people. >> reporter: it's memorial day weekend, and the picnic areas filled up quickly. barbecues are going to herald in summer, but the beach is empty, the water clogged with a heavy growth of blue algae. >> this is the worst i've seen it in a while. reporter: it was a disappointment to these ying girls hoping to get wet. >> oh, you really wanted to swim. >> reporter: morning signs have been posted, and park personnel spent much of the day scooping up thick masses of algae at the beach. it can produce toxins harmful to those exposed to it. the unfight sitely smelly mess can cause abdominal cramps, raschs, and allergic reactions, be, and people aren't the only ones at risk. >> with algae, there's something in it that's contagious towards the dogs, if they don't have a special shot for

. >> perform every friday night at the meza aztec ca restaurant in brooklyn.topped talking about it. >> thank you, guys. that was awesome. >> what are why you mixing up today? >> we did a cilantro margarita, some spicy rim. i got the syrup and lime juice. >> should we try? >> please. >> we don't want to be rude. >> have some for the guys as well. >> one for you. >> did you know hoda was there when she was there? >> yes. >> yeah. >> did you make a big fuss over her because she's such a big star or treat her like everybody else? >> everybody is a star there. >> by the way -- >> yummy. >> do everything but come in and take the sweat out of people's belly buttons from what i hear. >> what we do is put a lot of love and people are always happy. >> thank you so so much. thanks for coming to see us. >> i'm glad you like it. >> salud. >> the dessert margarita cupcakes from jones bar here in new york city. >> right. >> it's got lime cake with orange zest, tequila, tequila lime. >> give one to you. happy cinco de mayo. it's got buttercream frosting and everything. >> ho