martin fletcher reports on mexico's increasingly promising economic future. >> invested half a billionollars in this division.

it is a work in progress, like the mexican economy. >>> as martin fletcher roared several weeks ago, mexico has a national health program to combat obesity. find out about that by visiting newshour.pbs.org. >>> a report published this week in "science" magazine offered new remarkable details about the presence of water on one of saturn's moons. it once again stirred talk about the possibility of life elsewhere in our solar system. for more we are joined from los angeles by david stephenson of the california institute of technology. he co-authored the article. so tell us about this moon. you knew about it quite a bit about it before but what did you find and how did you find it? >> so we knew already that incellidus has guisers, water coming out of cracks near the south pole but we didn't know what was beneath the surface. what we have now done by tracking the cassini spacecraft, an orbit around saturn, we figured out there must be excess mass underneath the ice at the south pole. and water will do that because water is more dense than ice. this is an ocean. it is about the size of la

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