the train itself is called aztec limited this is deluxe train that came from mexico city.h that should be enough to get you through this. let me read a short excerpt for you. for the passengers aboard the aztec limited crossing the border was a once routine yet momentous. after the train journeyed athe bridge spanning the rio grande and pulled into the one-story depot on the eastern edge of eagle pass agents of the recently-created u.s. department of commerce and labor, dressed in regulation dark blue uniforms with brass buttons climbed aboard to inspect the passengers and their luggage. agents evinced no interest in narcotics like heroin or marijuana or cocaine, all legal in 1909, sought imported delicacies in era of high tariffs and no federal income tax, the federal government raised bulk of revenues on luxuries such as lace, jewels, watches and cigars. next in a measure spoke volumes as the, sorry, next in a measure that spoke volumes as to the border as role in establishing personal identity as well as national territory, these aim agents compiled a report of inspecti

this is a moment when aztecs tillerson -- rex tillerson has said we should unite to defeat these people. we can and we will. butjust in iraq and syria, in the battle for the hearts and minds. winning the intellectual and emotional struggle as well. we can and we will as they are wrong. their view of the world is corrupt, it's a perversion of islam and it can be completely confounded. but now is not the time, now is not the time to do anything to subtract from the fundamental is individualsof those -- that individual in particular that commit this atrocity. i think it is monstrous that anybody should seek to do that. sec. tillerson: with respect to the release of information inappropriately, information informationsomeone, file to an ongoing investigation, final to capturing those involved in this heinous event, certainly we condemn that. the president has a very strong in his combination and has called for an immediate ofestigation and prosecution those who are found to have been responsible for leaking any of this information to the public. we take full responsibility for that. we are

before the aztecs. corn by hand, making masa, and moles like this, the ridiculously faithful time-consuming, difficult traditional way, she was taught to make these things. and the way she's been making them since she was 6 years old. look at her hands by the way. small, surprisingly delicate given all the hard work, all the pushing, kneading, grinding, stone against stone over the years. then look at her forearms. the power there. it's impressive, and beautiful. >> alejandro: every time you enter a house in oaxaca, especially in small villages, they alws offer you a shot of mescal. >> anthony: mm, so good. seguesa. a mole and chicken dish. this mole sauce, like a lot of the real old-school moles made by masters like abigail, uses 35 different kinds of chile peppers and takes more than two weeks to make. do you think that, until recently, until guys like you, that mexicans were not looking back at their own food culture, they were looking elsewhere? what was going on? >> alejandro: we were conquered. we

festivities include mariachi bands, aztec dancers and drinks. head to jack london square for the oakland wine festival, 30+ wineries and craft beer, music and food included. the livermore one country downtown street fest is happening this weekend with wine and beer tuesday. outdoor dining, vendors and live entertainment. in the south bay, the mountain view @ la cart and art festival goes on through sunday along castro street between church street and evelyn avenue. and the north bay, they make madness rock and roll and car show and parade will fill downtown san rafael with the finest rods, customs classics, art cars, utility vehicles, modifies and other cool vehicles. this is on saturday. in sports, the giants on the road. the a's and? are home. that is your weekend watch. >>> a southern california man is not letting his disability prevent him from being a successful videogame it. he was born with a congenital limb deficiency. he has no arms or legs but this is not stopped him from doing what he wants to do. he makes a living online. he plays 8-

. >> reporter: from aztec tradition to modern day low rider culture, more than 60 groups participated in the parade. >> this is a family affair, right? >> i have grown up in the mission, my family has grown up in the mission. this is an event that happens every year celebrating the diversity of the mission. >> reporter: groups performed dances from across latin america and the caribbean, giving spectators a glimpse into the rich history of countries such as bolivia, columbia and brazil. and while hundreds danced, some paraded down the street several feet off the ground. some even walking on their hands. >> i think it's great that san francisco has been bringing so many cultures from all around the world here so many people can see it. it's basically like our own little place in rio. >> porter: juanita gonzalez has attended carnivale for three decades. she has watched gentrification change her neighborhood. >> our culture is still here. there are so many people that come here, they are here for a couple of years, they get a taste of it and then leave. we still come back. we are always

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festivities include bands, aztec dancers, food and drinks.d to jack london square for the oakland urban wine festival . 30+ wineries, craft beer, music and food. the livermore wine country downtown street fest is this weekend with wine and beer tasting. in the south bay, the mountain view @ la cart and art festival goes on through sunday along castro street. and the north bay, they may madness rock and roll car show and parade will fill downtown san rafael with the finest cars , classics and utility vehicles. modified and other cool vehicles. the event is on saturday. in sports, the giants are on the road. the 80s and quakes are home. >>> coming up, ransacked classrooms and broken windows. shocking vandalism to share with you in san jose. say about it first a school to close its doors and turn families away. >>> for the first time in 20 years, oakland is getting new fire trucks. we will tell you what makes these trucks different from the ones they are replacing and why they are needed. who are these people? the energy conscious people among u

. >> dating back to the 1400s and the aztec indians, the quinceanera is considered a rite of packageo womanhood. back where her parents are from in guatemala, this ceremony would take place in a church. but here in southern california it's taking place at a fancy country club. get it. the party has a hollywood theme, and they've gone all out. how all out, you ask? well, that's not our camera crane. that's their camera crane. we couldn't afford that. and it's all for alexia. man, i wonder if it's too late for me to have a quinceanera. >> i've been dreaming of this day since a little girl. >> really? >> yeah. >> which day are you more excited for, this day or your wedding day? >> this day. >> really? why is that? >> because you only turn 15 once. >> that's true. you can get married a lot of times. >> yeah. >> salud, alexia. >> alexia's father is as proud as a man can be, who is probably also doing everything he can to not think about how much this is all costing him. wowza. so tell me, what does this ceremony mean today? >> for me, it means like my daughter is going from childhood to w

no poetry is normal, but this >> brown: and we should say, its called "when my brother was an aztec"natalie diaz >> natalie diaz is a powerhouse of a writer and this book is a wild ride. it has headlong rushes of ecstatic beautiful language, small details about life on mahovi reservation. natalie diaz is mohavi, one of and this is set in arizona, mainly, but it's also of course set in her heart and her head. and there's a sensibility that is so dark but so funny. it's just such a rich, compelling piece of literature you know, its just the kind of book that you want to live with each poem for a while. >> brown: emma, what about your- - you gave a fiction collection. how about a beach fiction escape. >> there's a new collection of short stories that just came out a couple of weeks ago. by leslie nnekah arimah, it's called "what it means when a man falls from the sky." it's about family and relationships. and it's got a gorgeous cover and it's been sitting there and i keep walking past and fondling it, and picking up and waiting for the right time to read it. so i'm really excited to re

we have low riders and aztec dancing in the heart of the mission district.ingent. there are so many different cultures represented. it encapsulates the spirit of carnival. i'm happy to be part it was. >> the parade is about to get underway. it is just ai visual feast for the eyes this morning. back to you guys. >> that is always my favorite. >> and so much of the culture and flavor of san francisco. >> thank you, allie. >> good stuff. >>> a doctor is challenging the idea that you should always take a pill to feel better. >>> what he says is better to treat common conditions. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. ♪[music] >> good morning to you. can't take you to the rough. how about the oakland estuary? how about the bay? it will be a nice one. starting out with mostly cloudy skies. i will have a look at what to expect for your neighborhood coming up. >>> well, the latest se