mexico is enormous. it is enormous with everybody. why should they be different? mexico will pay for the wall, believe me. 100%. [cheering] they might not know it yet but they're paying for the wall. we received first-ever endorsement from our i.c.e. and border patrol officers. they tell us, the border crisis is the worst it's ever been. it is a national emergency. the immigration office warned in a letter that hillary clinton's plan is the most radical immigration proposal in u.s. history, and that it will lead to the loss of thousands and thousands of lives. that is what they wrote us. as secretary of state, hillary clinton allowed many, many people, the most dangerous and violent criminals in the world, to go free because their home countries very intelligently wouldn't accept them back. so it would take a killer, a drug lord, a vicious gang member, bring them back to their countries, and they would say, turn that plane around and get them out of here. [cheering] and hillary clinton's state department, would say, oh, wow, that's too bad. we'll accept them. they

, they were taken to mexico city to be tried before the inquisition panels. and governor mendisabal died before they got to mexico city and dona teresa stood before the inquisition for almost 20 months of hearings. and she finally in the -- in january of 1663 she asked for paper and pen and she wrote a seven-page double-sided single-spaced exposition of everything that had gone on in santa fe when she lived here. she wrote about her life. what misery it was living here in the palace. she wrote about the conflicts that she had with her kitchen staff, she wrote about the affairs that her husband had with women in town. she wrote about the illegitimate children the sheriff had. she wrote about the complicity of the clergy and it gives us this picture of colonial new mexico unlike anything we had ever had. dona teresa was ultimately let go. she left prison and turned around and sued the inquisition. early in our history, between 1598 and 1680 the church had real primacy in the lives of pueblo people, in the lives of colonists and in 1680 the pueblos united, there

mexico would pay for the wall? they are not going to pay for it directly. write us one hey big check but who knows. there may be ways through policy arrangements with mexico, that, you know, through taxes or fees efforts, it may turn out they do well end up paying for the wall. it in one y will do big giant check, have you ever checks that they have at golf matches, i won't work out that way. are you willing to drive up the debt in order to pay for a wall? it cost billions of dollars? >> you have to do multiple things at the same time. we have to get serious about spending. we have to get serious about growing our economy. one of the best ways to solve many of our problems and balance our budget is to have a growing economy where people have higher wages. when they have higher wages and better jobs they pay more taxes into the treasury. 1980s, it in the worked in the 1990s and there is reason it couldn't work out. i believe it's a priority of the american people that we secure our border. i think frankly, there were some people who voted for mrs. we ton who still believed should secure our border. poll after po

one example might be mexico, which introduced its soda tax nationwide in 2014. a research study published by medical journal "bmj," found that reductions in consumption why higher in lower income houses. the cost of the drinks will increase by 20%. the cook county coalition against beverage taxes says, "we remain very concerned that a bench tax will directly affect working families and small businesses. if this tax passes, consumers will pay more and get less freedom." meantime the world's largest drink makers say soda levies are not about nutrition at all. >> it's got nothing to do with public health issues. across the jurisdictions, everybody had a budget problem. when you see taxes coming in, it's because of budget issues. >> reporter: beverage makers are changing the recipes to slash the calorie count. at least two-thirds of pepsico's benches will contain 100 calories or less for a 12-ounce serving in a decade. the cook county vote will be the biggest test yet. if the ballot gets approved, it would add another city on a growing list of places across america

mexico's most important trading partner. the effects on the latin american country would be huge. xico's finance partner tried to calm the situation. >> the relaxed -- the election results will not change things immediately. when it comes to traveling -- or when it comes to traveling between the two countries. if donald trump does keep his promise, the board will change dramatically, and millions of deported and undocumented migrants could and appear. the american dream, the hope of a better life, shattered for those fleeing poverty and violence. but the future president did not just speak disparagingly against americans. it included all of latin america. this could spell tough times ahead. improved relations with cuba, two years in the making, look now to be on hold. thousands have fled the island in fear of poor relations. brent: we will be right back. ♪ brent: welcome back to dw news, live from berlin. this weekend marks the years since the attacks in paris which left many dead. for survivors, it has been a struggle to resume a sense of normalcy. lots of people do not want to ta

matthew mitchell has made giant the patriots and the raiders could be plying in mexico city nextear in a regular-season game. graph says he is interested in playing. the patriots don't want to give up a home game at gillette. that will be something. patrts andaiders in mexico city. bill belichick space. >> elamite have to bundle up. -- he will not have to bundle up. ben: coming up, a little boy showing his appreciation to local poli officers. how they went above and beyond whe with his favoriteeddy bear. jc: an infant thrown from a c during a violent car crash. people calling her the miracle baby. >> on chronicle, get your game on in salem, bite into a gourmet hot dog, where fish from a is delicious, and what is for dinner? a lot peo anchor: wy have another batch hitomorrow. take it easy. it will be slow going. the sun does come back. good news. jc: he you will join us. ben: tt it. ? and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital onn't do that. they've reimagined banking, and t ng ant that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. chas. [ roars ] [ up tempousic ] dinner!

all of the cars are being made now in mexico. the cars being made in mexico. it's in play now.hink her going to push push is not going to find us. she was there as they took businesses out of their midst. rip the jobs out of them. no. no. no. i think rather than going to michigan she ought to go home and relax. that is what i think. well, here is the bad news. residents of colorado are going to experience one of the massive double digit premium hikes you have seen in your life for obamacare. but it's not going to matter. we're going to terminate it anyway. don't worry about it. it's falling of its own weight. we're doing wonder fully, premiums are going up. more than 116%. great people. 90% of the counties in colorado are losing obamacare insurers next year. 90%. get those ballots in. get them in. get them in. insurers are fleeing, doctors are quitting and deductibles are going through the roof. some are $15,000, $16,000 deductible. in other words, you don't even have health care, yet, hillary clinton wants to double down on obamacare, make it more expensive. she's raising your

imaginary desk that somebody else is going to pay for. >> it's being made in mexico. >> michael moore, legendary film maker. >> thank you very much. >> sell everything? >> i think the risk/reward. i get in trouble when i say sell everything. let me tell you -- but this is -- this is the point. this game of -- stock market is all about risk/reward. and if you have ridden the stock market from 2009 lows and you're worried about your retirement and all of that, why in god's name would you take any risk at this point in time to eke out the next 5 tore 10%? be cautious. let's say that. >>> coming up, something strange is happening with biotech. it is falling with hillary clinton's poll numbers. why? meg tirrell has got answers. and if you're worried about the election, we have the ultimate election playbook. the best way to protect your money for low cost. >>> and later, the worst week since january. the top technician says there is something in the charts that is flashing a buy sign. what that is, when "fast money" returns. ♪ ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi

aftershocks are expected to remember as a kid, they always said the big one in california would be eight mexico zero -- 8.0. >> amazing. >> at the tv station, they did have some damage i have a kind of weird to be thinking about that. we have never had to deal with earthquakes to we have had a few. but nothing major. we have storms and stuff like that. but nothing today for a mostly sunny skies to temperatures, mild. the forecast is warming. let's look at what is going on out there. 57 degrees at 4:00 after a high of about 60 this afternoon we continue to cool down. evan o'clock, 48. a few evening clouds partly cloudy sky tonight. right now, cedar rapids, wind out of the northwest at nine. about 62% humidity. on the board, 58 in waterloo and dubuque. iowa city, 58. and 55 in trend -- decorah. wind at 5-15 miles an hour. temperatures around the state -- mason city, hanging onto the 40s. mid-50s around decorah. sensor, 53. highs today, upper 50s to low 60s. about ten degrees on average warmer than what we should be this time of year. satellite and radar features cloud cover. and cooler temperatur

do you anticipate they will be back in mexico city? >> there were some issues, number one that comes to mind, the laser pointer, they never could figure out woe was doing that. >> what do you see in terms of the future? >> if you look at this picture, you can see the laser, i clearly said it annoyed him. >> he was wondering what it was after the game. i think the nfl would like to be able to go back to mexico there is talk o trying the game in monterrey, mexico. as for mexico city, i think they will go back there. they have some issues to work out, some logistics. the locker room, having to walk so far up hill gets the players winded >> reporter: speaking of winded, did you notice the elevation? after the game, how much did the players really focus on how much that bothered them, the elevation >> you noticed it, there is no elevation in that place, you were walking up stairs it was tough to deal with. any time anyone went down with an injury, they stayed down. they had to take a few players off. it was certainly a factor. that elevatio

that's going to be huge, not only for mexico-- of course for mexico, it's going to be huge. but for the states, it's going to be huge. >> reporter: she points out, nafta hasn't only helped mexico. those american companies in mexico are profitable. nafta helps employ six million or more americans, and provides americans with cheap products. >> that flat screen that you bought, that's like 60 inches huge, which would sound surround, and it's really nice, and it cost you $1,000. guess what? you're not going to have that anymore. because that was made in mexico. >> reporter: and that means mexico's economy is now much more dependent on its ability to send products north. >> many parts of the country will be very significantly damaged if donald trump enacts any measure of protectionism. >> every time i see a delphi, and i see companies leaving, that wall gets a little bit higher and keeps going up. >> reporter: to try and force mexico to pay for the promised southern border wall, trump has threatened a second blow to the mexican economy, and to people like marta garcia. she runs

mexico. >> some will be assembled in mexico and sent to our state. one problem is getting a workforce that has never assembled cars before to put this together. >>> president-elect donald trump stoking the flames of a debate over flag burning. trump planning people should be jailed for a year or lose citizenship status. the supreme court has said it is protected by the first amendment. >> i do not approve of it. and i think there's other ways for people to express their views rather than burn a flag that so many americans fought and died for. >> there's john mccain saying he has better things to do than respond to every one of donald trump's tweets. >>> another pick as the future elan chow will hold a position. she's the wife of mitch mcconnell. it put her in the political spotlight and made her a target for political ennys. >>> a new maim -- enemies. >>> a new name for trump's cabinet. wul ber ross -- wilbur ross will be picked. trump is also expected to nominate steven for treasure secretary. he's a former gold and sacks partner. >>> a thank you to

will mexico at least have a contingency plan? we have a reporter who will be in mexico city.ll they do they're calling about this hurricane, they say for their comedy. >> "saturday night live" using this last weekend of the campaign to get in a few last jokes? >> no. >> i don't think they're going to be the last jokes. >> they've got a few more after the election, i'm sure. >> how are you both doing this week? >> really, really great, erin. they're all still buying it. >> it wasn't all laughs. the cast did drop the satire and they got real. >>> well, mexico says it is prepared in case donald trump wins the election. >> they have contingency plan to weather what they've called a hurricane for mexico's economy. take a listen to what the former ambassador told cnn. >> i think that mexico is preparing a number of options in its potential response to measures that would impinge on these very important trade flows. if you look at what mexico did in 2009 when it sought to ensure u.s. compliance with the trucking provisions, nafta and it implemented counter terrorist surveilling duti

but you know what, it's in play for us because all of their cars now are being made in mexico. rs are being made in mexico. it's in place now. i think her going to michigan's not going to help us because she was there while mexico and other countries took businesses right out of their midst, ripped the jobs right out of them. no, no, no, i think she's wasting her time. i think rather than going to michigan, she ought to go home and relax. that's what i think. [cheers and applause ] [ crowd chanting "lock her up" ]. >> well, here's the bad news. the residents of colorado are going to experience one of the most massive double-digit premium hikes you've ever seen in your life for obamacare. but it's for the going to matter because we're going to terminate it anyway, so don't worry about it. don't worry about it. we'll get rid of it fast. in the great state, as an example, of arizona, where we're doing wonderfully, also, premiums are going up more than 116%. great people. very unfair. 90% of the counties are losing obamacare next year. 90%. good luck with your negotiation, folks. bu

clearly, the global community will be happy to help mexico in their situation as well. ncial officials around the world would be receptive to any thing on mexico's front as well. we believe x ago has the resources to calm things down after the initial shock we could see from a trump victory. but if trump really does try to move against nafta, there is not really enough in the bag in terms of the reserve. in fact, would mexico want to stop the peso falling under those circumstances? we have to differentiate a little between what to do on day one and what they may do over the course of a year, where perhaps they are happy to let the peso fall. jonathan: let's talk about the dollar specifically. typically, the dollar is strong. we have seen that again and again. what i am hearing from people like yourself is that is not what is going to happen this time around on the back of a president trump, let's say. in the coming months, let's say you get the fiscal deficit spending, that the fed rate hikes. does that not scream stronger dollar anyway? shahab: what the market does not

mexico is, okay? under one candidate, under president trump, it's arguable that mexican -- let's say, traffic could be disrupted so to speak. but under clinton, let's say it's business as usual. this mexican franchise is gigantic and growing, isn't it? >> the mexico business for us is approaching $1 billion. it's an important franchise to us. it's growing fast. we have multiple avenues of exposure to it in truck brokerage, in intermodal and in expedite. yes, clinton would be a better but if trump gets elected, we'll figure a way. >> how is europe going? >> we're in most of europe, but we're primarily in three countries, france, uk and spain. we have strong positions in both transportation and logistics in those three countries. uk in particular, we have a big e-commerce presence, and that's really booming. >> brexit hurt you, help? does it matter? >> it didn't really affect what we're doing because wein in food and beverage. brexit or no brexit, people eat and drink. >> one of the things that struck -- my wife just came back from europe. she said that the system of moving large goods -- i'm talking ab

some people standing in line to cross over from mexico said they didn't think a wall would be much of a deterrent for those who want to trump's presidency -- may mean the completion of the controversial dakota access pipeline. a north dakota congressman helped write trump's pro-oil energy plan. he hopes the pipeline construction issue will be solved before january 20th -- but if it's not -- he believes trump will push as we've been reporting -- the standing rock sioux tribe fears the multi-billion dollar pipeline will harm water and cultural sites. north dakota has a new governor elect. people in the state wondering what it means for the pipeline project -- once he's sworn in on december 15th. since the army corps is currently reviewing the project -- he says he's not making any plans for it right now... we could have a completely the current governor in the next month. coming up on the kwwl news at noon -- are you heading out of town soon? we will have some tips on plans... with promises of great deals. walmart says customers will be able to shop a majority of its black friday deals

temperatures stay in the 50s around the coast. 60s for the rest of us. >> weather is going to be about the same in mexicoity. >> as here, absolutely. >> that should be a good thing for the raiders. i'm going to say it is. >> that's right. i like that. >>> sports fans looking forward to raiders game in mexico city. there's reason for baseball fans to be excited today as well. ticket sells for the giants 2017 just kicked off at 10:00 this morning. get your hands on individual game tickets from april to june. something cool this season, giants having a special night for students and alumni of each of the local universities. more details on it all at abc 7 news.com. >>> the american music awards may go down as one of the most politically charged music shows we've ever seen. >> no trump, no kkk no fascist usa ♪ >> well, green day took aim at the president elect while singing their new song bang bang last night. the host, gg hadid and took aim at the president. >> i love my husband. president barack obama. >> that was spot on. >> the reaction to that was mixed as you might imagine. some thought it was really f

themed installment of "coked-up trump. [ tape playing fast ] >> we will build the wall mexico will pay for the wall they'll be happy to do it mexico's making a fortune off united states we have tremendous trade deficits with mexico they'll be very happy to pay for the wall trust me rely on me do you think i can do it folks? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sounds like you can do digital times. president bush, set to leave office in january, when he does he's planning to turn all his social media accounts over to his successor. so the @potus twitter account will go to whoever wins the election. just what donald trump needs, another twitter account. if hillary clinton wins bill will assume control of the white house tinder account. [ cheers and applause ] taking halloween candy away from children. this is our sixth year of doing this. and for the first time in those six years, i have a trick-or-treater living in my house. my daughter turned 2 in july. we dressed her as a monkey and went around the block. she was very excited about the candy even though she doesn't know the difference between lollipops and up l

mexico. it's going to happen. >> donald trump will travel to indiana tomorrow to announce a deal with carrier to keep 1,000 jobs from being shipped to mexico. later he kicks off his president-elect's to do list, the electing of secretary of state. david petraeus, rudy giuliani and former gop nominee mitt romney are all said to be on the short list. >> mr. trump has scheduled a news conference for december 15th to discuss the details of his plans to sever ties with his business. >>> jill stein has now requested a full hand recount of michigan's presidential vote. it already requested recounts for the states and wisconsin. president-elect donald trump won all three of those states. in michigan he defeated hillary clinton by less than 11,000 votes. stein said voting irregular lay traffic information any time logs -- irregularities. >>> the house democrats house leader today. she was challenged by tim ryan. they were conflicting over the party's taking new seats in the cabinet. pelosi said -- >>> >>> coming up, an instructor at a -- >> a council member is accused of rear ending a couple while driving under the influence and h

i'd be in mexico. [ laughter ] i didn't know what that mean. that would be perceived. anyway, let's-- there, apparently, is no-- >> lay that to rest. >> there is no answer to that. >> no. >> obviously. i, personally, feel that there's no sound. >> and i personally feel that there is. [ laughter ] >> maybe we can, uh, solve this, right off. on this show? [ laughter ] [ applause ] i'll-- >> would you like to have some nitwit, out here, introducing you with, "here's johnny?" [ laughter ] >> you're right. [ cheering ] okay, fair enough. we'll ask ricky schroder. >> all right. >> ricky's a very bright-- >> he'll know. >> virile man. he's only 11, and i-- when we were 11, we couldn't even tie our shoelaces. [ chuckling ] he is a-a bright young man. and he's a very honest and-and a-- outgoing. and his television movie is gonna be repeated-- and it says here, in parentheses, "on another network." on december the 15th, he'll be starring in disney world's 10 anniversary special that airs, in january. course, he was sensational, in "the champ." >> mmm-hmm. >> would you welcome ri

saved. >> a different mood from last february's announcement that 1400 jobs were being moved to mexico. >> to move production from our facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> back then, candidate donald trump pounced. >> if i were in office right now, carrier would not be leaving that i can tell you. >> following negotiations over thanksgiving, last night a tweet from the president-elect. we will keep our companies and jobs in the u.s. why did carrier reverse course? well details have not been released, sources familiar with the negotiation say carrier will receive tax incentives from the state where vice president-elect mike pence is governor. sources add carrier's defense contractor now avoids angering the new administration. >> 10% of united technologies' business, more than $5 billion, comes from the u.s. government and the pentagon is united technology's single biggest customer. >> robert james who has made furnaces for 18 years, has questions, too. >> we need to know what's behind it. is there anything that's going to be asked of the union. >> but for jt bray, raising a

it will be played in mexico city.oing to prepare. >>> and right now kristen is here with a look at what's ahead at 5:00, larry and ama thanks. how senator dianne feinstein just balanced budget amendment line in the sand for the next nominee to the supreme court and no one near the border. why the next immigration battleground may be at your local college campus and the stress of christmas shopping is now measured scientifically. these stories and >>> all right. preparations under way for a big football game on monday night. the raiders are in mexico city against the texans, and you can watch it right here on abc 7. >> yeah, the logistics though much more complicated than usual. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live at raiders headquarters with a few of those details. wayne? >> reporter: not an ordinary game. they are going pack more than the regular gear. they are packing their own food. they are packing their own water, and if you've ever gone down to mexico and begin to feel a little ill maybe you understand wh

mexico. what did it take? >>> and making it work -- the big american company where and employees couldn't be happier. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, trying times in the south tonight. fire, water and tornadoes, part of twin deadly disasters that have struck over the last 48 hours. violent storms spawned twisters overnight, killing five people in tennessee. which is still reeling from the firestorm that exploded the night before in the great smoky mountains. and today we learned three more bodies have been recovered from the scorched ruins, bringing the death toll to at least seven. we've got it all covered, starting with nbc's jacob rascon in alabama. >> tornadoes reported in six states and nowhere was hit harder than here in rosalie, what used to be the town's only shopping plaza. the owner climbed out of the rubble alive. while several of his neighbors did not survive. barrelling through the southeast, dozens of tornadoes reported from florida to mississippi. late today, pict

when he was killied in iraq in 2007.the parents brought him to the us from mexico as a child.the campaign is also going to be releasing a battery of new campaign ads including... 27 million strong which focuses on the 27 eligible latino voters in the us.the hope is to take what could be a swing state and turn it blue for the second time in the state's history.polls show her in a dead heat against republican nominee donald trump. her running mate virginia senator tim kaine will be at the maryvale community center.both pushing in the state as a last-minute effort ahead of tuesday's election day.in tempe, bw 12 today. the trump campaign is looking to turn the tables in their direction.. today.. trump's running mate - mike pence will be in mesa for an event. that's where we find pence is coming back to arizona as our state has really emerged as a battleground state.it's all happening here at the mesa convention center.it's one of three stops he'll be making today including new mexico, and colorado.both campaigns have really made arizona a priority since it's been a toss-up state for some time now.in the meantime

indiana tomorrow to announce a deal with air-conditioning maker carrier to keep 1,000 jobs from being shipped to mexico and later he kicks off his thank you tour in ohio. >> and on the to-do list select secretary of state retired general david petraeus, rudy giuliani and mitt romney are said to be on the short list. york. >> denise: mr. touch scheduled a news conference on december 15th to discuss his plans to sever ties with his business empire. >> chris: coming up next on cleveland 19 news at 5:00. a terrifying 24 hours in parts of tennessee. families packing up and running >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> you can see the fire. this is just >> looking at video taken by one man recording with his cell phone as he and his family evacuated from a massive wife in the smoky mountains of tennessee. hundreds of structures damaged and destroyed by those flames. the death toll has gone up once again. 7 people confirmed dead from the fires and nearly 4 dozen others were hurt. >> denise: this is the largest fire to hit the area in a century.

mexico paying for the wall? i doubt they will brightest one big check. who knows? there may be ways for a policy arrangement with mexico through taxes, fees or other efforts and it may turn out they do well and pay for the wall. i doubt they will do it in one check like heavy seen those checks they have back off matches? i doubt it will be that way. credit: if taxpayers have to pay, are you willing to drive up the debt in order -- greta: if taxpayers have to pay, are you willing to drive up the debt? representative messer: we have to get serious about spending, our economy. one of the best ways to halt our problems and balance the budget is have a growing economy with higher wages. and the have higher wages better jobs, they pay more taxes. it worked in the 1980's, 1990's and no reason not to work now. i'll believe it is a priority of the american people that we secure our border. frankly, people voted for mrs. clinton that believe we should secure our boat -- border. two thirds to three quarters of americans believed we should. one way or another, we will have to figure out ho

monday night, they'll be playing in mexico city. >> it is not the pentagon, but football secrets. inside, a code of silence. >> you know, so secretive. >> that is how i be. >> peering between cracks here is what we know. this week, raiders travel to mexico city for a game against houston. they have been getting ready. >> when they go to denner, that is a mile high. that is thin air. >> the raiders won't be needing shirtless but the team send latavius murray in advance to scout. >> i worked out and my dad is indoors. >> according to rumors some have packed training masks that simulate the affects of high altitude. >> if you're practicing, you can't hurt them. >> is that a mask? >> man. where they at? show me where they're at. >> do you see a mask? >> no. >> we're with you, raiders. one secret, at least is out. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> and you can see the raiders taking on texans are from mexico city. our coverageegins at 5:00. >> more drivers are dying on highways. experts say smart phones are a leading cause of fatalities behind the wheel. they say cell phone use reached an al

angelica gomez says: "hey man you get a free trip back to mexico, you should be happy." racially charged comments, referencing donald trump's presidential win. it's not just kearns high school. horsley says: "we've had a complaint of kindergarten student behind harassed by a fellow kindergarten student and up to the high school." it's not just comments--it's fear. haney says: "one of the little kids in our elementary school indicated he didn't think he'd be back at school the next day and when they asked him why he said because donald trump was elected president i may have to go back to mexico." canyon school district spokesman jeff haney says school psychologists are working on material for teachers to use to talk about election fears. but some lessons don't start in the classroom. horsley says: "because they hear their parents saying offhand comments in the privacy of their own homes, they might think it's ok to take those statements to school." the result when it's heard walking down the hall? angelica gomez says: "it's fear and anger and frustration." it's not the le

a wall will be built on the border with mexico. admits he doesn't completely intend on replacing obamacare. >> are you going to make sure people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes. it happens to be one of the strongest assets. also children living with their parents for an extended period. we'll very much try and keep that. >> some republican leaders say parts of trump's wall with mexico could turn out to be more of a fence than a wall. >>> an east bay community has a unique response to racist graffiti found on the walls of one of its schools. bob redell joins us live in alameda to explain a little more. good monday morning to you, bob. >> good morning to you, laura. just this past friday, someone scrawled racist graffiti on the side of edison elementary behind me here. the school covered that up with a fresh coat of paint, but in response to that message of hate, the community wants to send a message of love to the students here at edison and other schools. this morning at 8:00, some people who live here are expected to b

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monday night, they'll be playing in mexico city. >> it is not the pentagon, but football secrets. inside, a code of silence. >> you know, so secretive. >> that is how i be. >> peering between cracks here is what we know. this week, raiders travel to mexico city for a game against houston. they have been getting >> when they go to denner, that is a mile high. that is thin air. >> the raiders won't be needing shirtless but the team send latavius murray in advance to scout. >> i worked out and my dad is indoors. >> according to rumors some have packed training masks that simulate the affects of high altitude. >> if you're practicing, you can't hurt them. >> is that a mask? >> man. where they at? show me where they're at. >> do you see a mask? >> no. >> we're with you, raiders. one secret, at least is out. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> and you can see the raiders taking on texans are from mexico city. our coverage begins at 5:00. >> more drivers are dying on highways. experts say smart phones are a leading cause of fatalities behind the wheel. they say cell phone use reached an all-tim

lot of games ahmed speculation about where they'll play in the future and tonight they'll be playing in mexico. the raidest posted the photos of the players arriving in mexico city for the game against the houston texans. it will be played in an international soccer stadium. the altitude there is more than 7300 feet. that's even higher than the stadiums for the denver broncos and university of wyoming. >>> from football to baseball, giants' fabs can already start looking ahead to spring. you can now buy single game tickets for the 2017 season. on the giants' website. and the team is looking to bounce back after a heart- breaking loss to the cubs in the division series last month. the first spring training game is friday, february 24th. >>> a major problem, next, what is apple scrambling to fix one of its most popular devices. >>> and what's cool about your school? you can e-mail your nominations to us. coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other throug