before the aztecs.s been grinding 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 always 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 w

and publishing new books saying scully was right and sources really did crash in aztec, new mexico. a little bit more kind of credible, at least at the time, than scully, is donald kehoe, a retired officer from the marine corps who writes three very popular books. the flying saucers are real, which is released in 1950. flying saucers from outer space, which comes out in 1953. and the flying saucer conspiracy, in 1955. and kehoe reports conversations and interviews that he's had purportedly with air force officers and specifically air force intelligence officers, to try and substantiate his warnings that first of all, ufos are real and military pilots are encountering them on a semiregular basis. second of all, he thinks there's a very good chance that the aliens have set up a mother ship in orbit of earth and that the ufos are coming from that mother ship rather than all the way from another planet. and thirdly, that these ufos are most likely from mars. he's not a venus fan. he's back on the mars train. what's interesting about kehoe is that he does see a conspiracy. he does see a

before from this city of teotihuacan, which is a city that is in central mexico and it predates the aztecs. this city was flourishing around the year 400 common era. and we have beautiful murals from them, we have objects made up of obsidian, seashell, jade. and this exhibition is really good 'cause it's really showing you a lot of their culture and a lot of the art that they were producing, but also how teotihuacan was a city. damian: now, i've been to teotihuacan, i've climbed one of the--or walked up to one of the pyramids there. raquel: yeah. damian: talk about [speaking in foreign language] talk about how you feel when you even talk about teotihuacan, and the history of it, and how it takes you back to your early ancestors. raquel: yeah, well, a lot of us, a lot of people have gone to teotihuacan. you've gone up the pyramids, you've walked down the street of the dead, gone to the sun pyramid, the moon pyramid. but it's really interesting to come to the exhibition and see the art that was being made, and think about the people who lived there. they're the early american ancestors, and

what some would regard aztec heaven, the show in las vegas.ext time we will see rory it will be there. we look forward to hearing about it. we look forward to hearing about it. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the world's most popular music streaming company spotify is widely reported to have approached us regulators to list its shares publicly on the new york stock exchange. according to axios and bloomberg, the firm hopes to launch its shares in the first three months of the year. the company could be worth as much as $15bn and has declined to comment on the reports. electric car maker tesla has again pushed back production targets for its mass—market model three. tesla now says it will hit 5000 cars per week at the end of the second quarter — instead of at the end of the first quarter as per their previous announcement. as tech heaven, the show in las vegas. the next time we will see rory it will be there. we look forward to hearing about it. manchester city have more financial firepower than any other club in

and just last month on a quiet morning, gunshots rang out at aztec high school. two beautiful children, casey marcus and francisco paco fernandez, they were shot by an evil coward who was determined to kill many, many others. i can think nothing more tragic, and having spent time with their families, i can think of nothing more painful than when a child's life is cut short by violence. as we come together in the community and mourned together, i can tell you that people found a small sense of comfort and reassurance, that in the midst of tragedy rose up ordinary people turned extraordinary heroes. police responded to the scene in less than one minute. as bullets were flying, students led each other in prayer, as teachers comforted them. this coward was planning to kill hundreds, but the courageous actions of one good man stopped much of that evil. when in murray hill -- when in murray hill arrived at the high school for work, it was like any other morning. but when he heard the first gunshot, he saw the shooter and he had a choice. he could have just saved himsel

in addition to the landmark designation, staff serves aztec knickal support to the historic fund committee. we're working on the reports for sacred heart, in which it was initiated on october 5, 2016, and the item was heard again today. the new deal era that were forwarded to the board of supervisors for recommendation. the residents historic context statement. the eureka valley concept statement. african-american historical concept statement, which was taken off the calendar and continued indefinitely, as we're making edits in response to community comments. copy editor is also working with us and we expect to complete that document this quarter and will bring it back after redistributing it to the community. in addition, we're working on hpc with latino statement. and during the reporting quarter, received documentation from the consultant team and will be reviewing that this quarter. the department survey team continued to look at the lgbtq heritage strategy. first, to prepare landmark designation report within 150 staff hours. the hours have not increased, 206 hours continues to be the

. >> dating back to the 1400s and the aztec indians, the quinceanera is considered a rite of passageioning into 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 chil

calibrated but the solstice readings, they didn't see it but then the air force they said let's look at aztecalso. i don't know if it was because they were listening for missile splotched splashdown's or maybe the range was further out. the anomalies were pretty clear apparently, i talked to the former chief acoustic analyst for the navy and he said it's very clear when you see an anomaly because the ocean sounds like the ocean. those systems were the first things that ever heard the sounds of the blue well for instance. we didn't know what undersea animal sounded like until we started hearing these things. so, anything that implodes fire is really clear on the sensors. >> you know if they use that are not. >> i would guess an updated version of it. he's aske escalating the submare base, we thought this era was over. obviously we will maintainin submarines but is like building very expensive submarines. they are making electric subs again and they're bigger and faster and i would suspect because of that we are spending a lot of money on underwater intelligence again. >> you mentioned. [inaudi

many internet platforms and many other identities, a young man took a gun to a local high school in aztec, new mexico and killed two students before taking his own life. listening to you, i'm wondering, what can be done in this kind of situation? police bickert, in your testimony, you my lighted the efforts that facebook is taking to counter act isis and other foreign terrorists. can you speak to the efforts facebook is taking to fight one of the most and biggest threats to us in the united states, domestic terrorists like white supremacists. you have an individual under various identities taking positions and indicating right on the edge of violence. what can be done in this kind of circumstance? have you run into situations like this before? >> thank you, senator. it is certainly an important issue. we stand against violence in all of its forms. we don't allow any violent organization regardless of ideology. if we become aware of a credible threat of violence, we proactively reach out to law enforcement authorities. that is something that we have done in cases where we have seen a threa

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