mexico. many in san francisco finding out how our roads are clogged. i think when you go to a place in a city like mexico is an important place to learn a lot of things. we need to try our best to address the traffic flow in san francisco. this has been addressed any main press and i do not see any action happening right here in the chamber. even as i'm speaking there are people having side bars, others busy on their iphones and this is a problem with representation. if the representatives think they know everything and yet they don't want to listen to the constituents because many of advocates are fed up with you so we don't come here. so the least you can do is do what you are supposed to do. in conclusion let me tell you it's good that we have a process here like ceqa. we need a process. but what we really need in these chambers is sound representation which is lacking. thank you very much. >> thank you. any other public member would like to comment? >> good morning chair avalos. my name is jackie sacs. i'm the member of the advisory committee. when you were in mexico, regarding the bike p

there was an excitement in pride in mechanic -- mexico city.see what the solution is when these cost are implemented. i'm glad to see this design in front of us today. we should provide whatever support to implement this in the city. i'm also in couraging the bike lane and bike sharing system has been increased by 60 percent by many people who did not ride bicycles at all in mexico city. it's a way to introduce people to cycling and providing an alternative to transit and helping reduce over crowding in the downtown areas. my aid, road the transportation system. i was blown away to see many people riding their bikes in the city. once a month it expands to 20 miles of cyclone of bikes. today this committee will prove additional bike sharing pilots that will be taking place in san francisco along the peninsula corridor. i would like to see this expanding so people can take advantage of it's many benefits. i would like to thank itdp and the other delegates for attending. i want to welcome commissioners wiener to add any observations from the trip

on the streets of mexico city, we noticed something. that first red truck, that bimbo bear, with the thumb's up, they're everywhere. and how many stops in one day for one truck? 30 stops in one day alone. tonight here's why american companies here at home should take note. at that factory in mexico city, where they bake bimbo products, they can't keep up with demand in america. hispanic americans back in the u.s. who want their products. and when they first started selling to the u.s., how many plants did they have in america? >> none. zero. we shipped everything from mexico. >> reporter: today how many plants do you have in the u.s.? >> 80. >> reporter: 80 plants catering to hispanic america. creating 40,000 jobs in america alone. they take us inside their mexico city lab, where they have the chips that taste like guacamole. and she's testing them. some of them already made by american workers in the u.s. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: 31 years. on this day, i join them. pretty good. and if they figured out the buying power of hispa

. >> nbc's kristen wellker traveling with the president today joins us live from mexico city. one of the potential point of tension, what more are we hearing about that cooperative effort? >> well, peter, i can tell you that both leaders downplayed the significance of that shift.

. >> chair nolan: i would like to report the past weekend i was part of a group visiting mexico city; it was not paid for by the city, about 17 people from the transportation authority, people from spur the planning commission went along. the purpose was to look at the bus and transportation system, an amazing system that carries 850,000 people today. last line they created took eight months from design to implementation which is amazing. it was amazing to see, moving extremely fast, cuts down travel time by 40 percent for much of the city. 850,000 people on four lines, building a fifth one. wondered if anything can be done to move this project along. i don't know second where we are with it, environmental review out there arrector reiskin? >> director reiskin: expect in july and august complete the environmental review, at which point it will be transferred from the transportation authority to the mta. >> chair nolan: there is also bicycle sharing, they're doing the bicycle thing first with little infrastructure; in the city of 18 million people is daunting to write your bike around

al jazeera, mexico city. >> still to come on al jazeera, finding argentina's hidden dollars. the government's controversial new plan to tackle inflation. >> saving australia's colorado there is, how genetic matching could protect them from a killer disease. details next. -- saving australia's koala bears. >> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories. their ability of explosions outside two mosques in pakistan's northern district. at least 12 people are reported to have been killed. another 50 injured. local officials say the death toll is expected to rise. russia has defended its sale of weapons to the syrian government. foreign minister sergei lavrov made the comments after meeting with you and steve ban ki-moon at the black sea resort of sochi. more than 60 people have been injured after several cars derailed spot on hong kong's light railway in the north of the city. and passenger claim to the train was going too fast and lost control rounding a curve. when it was launched a full your years ago few people took it seriously. but now a virtual currency is gaining ground wi

mary bruce, abc news traveling with the president in mexico city. >> there are now two popes living at the vatican. pope benedict now emeritus returned home since his resignation. here he is being welcomed by the current pope francis. uncharted waters for the catholic church. >>> it should make some interesting conversation now and then, you would think. >> absolutely. >>> a look at the weather right now around the nation, another day of heavy rain, also some flooding in the southeast with less severe but still wet conditions that will stretch from the great lakes, the best conditions in the country right now are in the northeast. >>> it will be unseasonably cool in most of texas and oklahoma panhandle with highs only in the low 60s. cooling but still warm and very dry 80s and 90s in the west. >>> coming up a buyer's market as mortgage rates hit a new low. business news is next. >>> then the a-list arrest, the video goes viral overnight. reese witherspoon's confrontation with police, you'll hear it coming up. >>> we're monitoring the breaking news, a massive wildfire burning in souther

we're here in mexico city before sunrise. trying to race to the train before they bring off the cars from dearborn, michigan. what kind of cars? a hint right through the trees. that first ford sign coming into view. >> hola, como estas, soy david. before we even get to the train, the packed lot. all of these fords come from america? >> yes. >> reporter: we wanted proof. asking where is this one from? de america? >> yes. >> reporter: no one quite sure, so we decided to look. >> reporter: louisville, kentucky. this is after diane's heart. why the demand? they point to mexico's growing middle class and a growing hunger for american cars. >> because the quality. >> reporter: the quality she says. 14 days to get here from michigan. we're there just in time as they open the doors. [ speaking spanish ] open the doors. i ask to inspect the cars too. on the train, each of them scanned. who's waiting for one of these? ricardo, a young father and architect, ready to drive off. hours later trading me for his young family and their americ

he is speaking to hundreds of young people in mexico city. es. our attitudes are sometimes trapped in old stereotypes. some americans only see the mexico that is depicted in sensational headlines and border crossing. some mexicans think americans are trying to impose themselves on american sovereignty. in both countries such distortions create misunderstanding that make it harder for us to move forward together. i have come to mexico because i think it is time to put the old mind sets aside and it is important to recognize the progress of mexico. [ applause ] >> it is true there are mexicans all across the country who are making courageous sacrifices for the security of your country. there are those who are still struggling to get a better life, but what's also clear is a new mexico is emerging. citizens are standing up and saying violence and impunity is not acceptable. a robust civil society, including -- >> we're going to pull away. the president speaking to students in mexico city telling them how they can help their country's future. go t

the president is going to deliver his keynote address this morning here in mexico city. he'll speak to university students, but he will be equally directing his comments to an american audience and recast how they see mexico. he'll make the point this is a country that is seeing the economy on the rise. that trade is increasing and that is key to immigration reform. he'll make the point that both economies will be strengthened, if immigration reform is passed back in the u.s. peter? >> kristen welker, safe travels. we'll talk to you soon. >> thank you. >>> we turn to the developing news we were telling you about this morning. the jobs report. mark zandy the chief jobs report for moody's. thanks for your time. these aren't necessarily strong numbers, but certainly better than expected. what is your headline from this new jobs report? >> it's relief. i think a pleasant surprise. not only that the job growth, i think job growth is slowing, but not as much as fears and we saw that decline in the unemployment rate and this time it happened because of stronger job growth. all i

allstate agent... [ doorbell rings ] >>> in 45 minutes, president obama is scheduled to leave for mexico citye-to-face meeting with mexico's newly elected president. he took office in december and in a potentially confrontational change from his predecessor, he's expected to give u.s. authorities less access in fighting the drug war and organized crime. of course, immigration is also on the agenda, important for 33 million u.s. residents of mexican origin, who have the potential to increase pressure on congress to act. joining me now, jose diaz. always good to see you. thank you very much for coming to us from mexico city. >> good to see you, chris. thank you very much. >> let's start with immigration. >> good to see you. immigration, one of the subjects that -- sorry. >> i was going to say that the new president is under some pressure to take a more public stand on immigration. why has he been hesitating? >> you know, i don't think he's been hesitating as much as he's been focused on other things. this is a country that's facing some monumental issues going forward. the economy has slowed do

but will they send it to a bureaucracy in mexico city?t's a concern. >> woodruff: is there a concern on the u.s. part that the war effort could be weakened considerably because of this new system? >> prident pena nieto told us before that he would focus more on protecting mexican citizens than going after drug kinged pins. so we know that there's going to be a shift towards the interior of the country, keeping mexicans safe from extortion, kidnapping, car robbery. that we understand. but how you move towards that, the process itself is that is in negotiation or discussion now. >> woodruff: when were you gog to say, shannon? >> wasoing to say security in mexico in the end is really up to mexico. and there are things that mexico would like to do and that the united states can help them with. and those are things like helping with the transformation of the justice system, changing the way the court system works. the other things they can do is help clean up the police forces, make them more professional as well as begin to expand the socioec

he is in mexico city tonight. what did the president say exactly, ed?s saying he thinks congress is very close to a deal on immigration reform. important for the president as he sits down for his first real extensive discussions with the new mexican president here in mexico city. he has been coming up empty back home. you'll remember he just crossed the one hundred day threshold this week in terms of his second term. hasn't had a victory on gun control. has not had a victory on a grand bargain budget deal. the president today saying he thinks his first big victory will be immigration. take a listen. >> i'm optimistic about us getting this done because it's the right thing to do. we have seen leaders from both parties indicate that now is the time to get comprehensive immigration reform done. >> now, republican senator marco rubio, a key player in all of these negotiations back in washington today said not so fast. he noted that the president is going to have to show to get conservative support for this reform bill that he is serious about border securit

he promised a university audience in mexico city, he's going to fight for immigration reform. >> we also know that as nation of immigrants, the immigration system we have in the united states right now doesn't reflect our values. that's one of the reasons i acted to lift the shadow of deportation from what we call the dreamers. young people brought to the united states as children. and that's why i'm working with our congress it pass common-sense immigration reform this year. and i am optimistic that after years of trying, we are going to get it done this year. i'm absolutely convinced of it. >> joining me for our daily fix, jose diaz balard of telemundo and latin council on foreign relations. >> how did the trip go so far? this is the big trip, you've got a new mexican president, a lot of issues, immigration, guns. and the economic ties between our two countries. >> good afternoon, andrea, the trip went extremely well this is the fourth visit by president obama, the fourth time since his re-election. the first time here in mexico he meets with the current president, enrique p he enienet

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nbc's kristin welker is in mexico city covering the president's trip there. and we know, of course, they want to talk about trade. that is a big focus. when you tie it into this current conversation in the u.s. regarding immigration, we know that it has to be a high priority with the president and his counterpart there. this is going to be his first extended visit with the new president there. and immigration will be one of the key topics they discuss, particularly on the issue of border security. 19% of the imgranlts in the united states hail from mexico. this is something this country cares a lot about. certainly that is going to be a key topic of conversation. there is some uncertainty about this because this is a new president. he is taking a slightly different tactic to approaching the drug war than his predecessor. he is limiting intelligence sharing with the united states. that has given some in the u.s. pause. they're saying he is a new president. he has the right to recess how he operates. that will be another topic under discussion today when presid

down in mexico city.ing he will be joining -- first of all, greeting members and the staff at the u.s. embassy in mexico city and then having a working dinner tonight with the president of mexico. important trip. jay carney will be galling with reporters on air force i. no briefing today at the white house. one more hour. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: hey, good morning everybody. what do you say? it's thursday, may 2nd. great to see you today. and welcome to the "full court press." we're coming to you live from our studio here on capitol hill. in washington, d.c. bringing you the news of the day. letting you know what's going on but most importantly giving. >> chance to talk about it, too. let us know what you think about the issues of the day. give us a call at 1-866-55-press. that's one way of joining us or you can just give us a tweet. go to twitter. our handle is at bpshow. become our friend on facebook and contact us and give us your thoughts on facebook. at facebook.com/billpressshow. president obama going

. >>> there is a new group of super heros on the streets of mexico city. and you're wondering what kpangtly is it that they're doing. basically, what he is saying is people are driving on the bike lane, and that is not right. so we're going to do something about it. >> dogooders. >> right, so as you see the bike lanes in the city are very wide and also divided. the green bumps there. >> very easy to tell. >> you see a woman driving the red car and the lane. and they say we're moving -- >> and they're getting their license plate numbers. >> are they doing this because the police are not getting involved enough? >> yes. >> this woman isn't liking this. she is the one breaking the law here, and she calls them an explative. saying let me get buy, and she's like no, you're in our lane. >> i'm behind them 100%. you don't want to be on this video because you look like a big jerk. maybe this will scare enough people into not driving on the bike lane. >> what's going on? >> a couple unusual animal videos to show you. we start on our favorite porch in ames. they reg

opposition to what said about fighting in mexico. >> reporter: with the american army occupying mexico cityeaty that realized president polk's vision. that's not all. the u.s. still has possession of general santa anna's captured wooden leg. >> mexico has asked for the leg back many times. illinois won't give it up. >> reporter: that's kind of shameful. >> i don't know. reporter: give the leg back. the fourth illinois volunteers took that as a trophy of war. >> reporter: how do mexicans today view this war? >> well, as a disaster. mexico lost half of their own territory. >> reporter: for museum director salvatore ruida, the end of the war was the beginning of a long love-hate relationship between mexico and the united states. it's call the mexican-american war in the u.s. what is it called here? >> american invasion. reporter: this conflict matters today because? >> because a lot of people live on land that was taken from mexico in this war. they're not aware of that. i believe a lot of the immigration debate that's going on now operates in a vacuum where people are not realizing that, in f

secretary burns was centered around discussions i had had with the leadership of our embassy in mexico cityat a political section job which would be a very good job. supportthat he would that but i had to go through the process. it is a very long process. that position is at a higher grade it. i understand there is protocol's but does that strike you as an unusual with someone of your backgroun =d? >> i was surprised that i was having to go through the process, the normal process. >> especially when the ambassador in mexico city had talked to secretary burns a about bringing the on as his political counselor. >> i heard my colleagues on the other side of the aisle say if there's a -- if there is any retribution on this that you would have full support of your colleagues. let me lend my support and the support of everybody here. i think a bipartisan support on somebody that comes forth that has a difference of agreement on a policy issue for a decision that killed four americans we want to get whatever we can to you. thank you very much. >> the time that we can ask witnesses to stacy without

. >>> protestors surrounded a bar in mexico city where 11 people disappeared. say the victims -- the victims families are angry that police are not doing enough to find their loved ones. the missing include six men. most in their 20s and a 16-year- old. mass abductions are rare in mexico city but that are common in parts of the city where drug cartel fight with rival gangs. >>> the father of a 27-year-old chechen immigrant that was shot and killed while being questioned the story that fbi agents are telling does not add up. >> there were four or five of them all armed. he did not pose any threat to them. >> ibragim admitted to being involved in the triple homicide with one of the boston bombing suspects before he attacked an agent. >>> it was a star studded benefit concert last night for victims of the boston marathon bombings. 5.5 hour show featured performances from groups such as aerosmith, new kids on the block and boys to men. all gathered up at the end to sing. >>> many are having a hard time finding work. unemployment is about 25% among teenagers and you

he began collecting evidence in mexico city. about a week later they decided this would be disastrous, we would wiped up in a war win cuba or maybe russia in a war we didn't want so the one man alone theory, one man, and thomas mann was recalled from mexico city and fired, and that case was -- it was in three weeks, before the warren commission began sitting down for its meetings, the political atmosphere was such they moved to, look, he what a dem -- dim meanted loner. >> it doesn't take a conspiracy for this to happen. i'm not a conspiracy theorist. all it takes is pressure to believe x rather than y, and the cob shoes mind does the rest of the work. if there's a reason to believe something, you'll find a way to believe it, despite all the evidence. rationality seemingly counts for so very, very, very little in life. maybe nothing. >> or you can say that i am a conspiracist, although i recognize in my book half the cases were done not by conspiracy. it's a very interesting prism to look at something because it brings in a wide

speaking of cycling and bike sharing, the chairman made reference to what they saw in mexico city. hour by chair system is still on track to be up and running this august. it has been officially named bay area bike share, pretty creative. there will be an open house may 30th, at 5:30 p.m. to 7:30, to let people know how the system works and talk about expensive locations because we are starting this believing that before it will barely gets up and running we'll be talking about wanting to expanded. we are working with the rest of the region on average. this open house will be a good opportunity for folks to get a close look. speaking on the biking, on the things that we did and bike to work day was unveiled the first bike barometer on market street, inbound direction. by the end of the day, 3231 bikes were counted; mainly capturing the ones in the bike lane. that is an undercount. the data shows that 76% of all trips eastbound on market street -- pretty phenomenal number perhaps that is the urgency the vice chair was addressing in terms of market street improvement. the number of p

the president spoke to hundreds of students at mexico city's national museum of anthropology and saidhe believes immigration laws will change giving them a path. >> that is one of the reasons i acted to lift the shadow of deportation from what we call the dreamers. young people brought to the united states as children. and that is why i am working with our congress to pass common sense immigration reforms this year. >> right now president obama is in costa rica where she is set to meet with six central american leaders and expected to focus on the economy and drug violence. >>> the economy added more jobs than analysts expected last month according to the report out today from the u.s. labor department. it shows employers expanding the work force by 165,000 jobs, the unemployment rate fell a 10th of a percentage point from 7.6% to 7.5%. >>> the big gains lifting the stock market to new mile stopes, the dow jones average crossed 15,000 for the first time. it has dropped back, at 14,966, up 134 points, the nasdaq right now is also up. it is up 36 points and the s and p broke through 160

somewhere in the gulf of mexico, mexico city itself might see one or two of those showers pushing inland. as we move towards north america, we have lost the frontal system effecting the eastern seaboard. the front curves right back into parts of canada. that will give some snow at times. quite warm in the south here. ellis, 30 degrees. los angeles looking -- dulles, 30 degrees. sensual is looking pretty warm -- los angeles looking pretty warm. >> welcome back. let's remind you of our top stories. nawaz sharif celebrating his victory. twin blasts killed at least 46 people near the country's shared border. nine people have been arrested. bulgariaoll in suggests that boyko borisov could be heading back into power just three months after he was ousted by mass protests. i want to get more on our top story now, the event in pakistan. richard howitt, a british member of the european parliament, also an eu election observer in pakistan, monitoring this weekend's historic vote. thank you for joining us. give us your assessment of the election. was it free and fair? >> it's always going to be mark

i want to talk about the president embarking on his trip to mexico city.let's talk about why he feels the need to cross the border to push immigration reform in this country. the one big thing here we've been watching is the fact that the lgbt community has been put to the forefront on this because the face of immigration reform, marco rubio, has said if there are provisions that are carved out for the lgbt community, as progressives would like to see, it's going to tank what the gang of eight has done. >> yes, i hope that that's actually not the case because we elected officials to represent us and united we dream is committed to seeing an immigration reform bill that's really inclusive of all 11 million immigrants who would qualify for that. there are about 267,000 couples who would benefit from the united american families act. i think it's a cop out. i think it's too easy to say take it all or leave it. he was actually out speaking yesterday saying that it's not a take it or leave it approach, and this is why it's now a -- he's giving america a chance

hundreds of people in mexico city celebrated cinco de mayo by reenabilitying the battle of puebla. it was an 1862 face-off where troops defeated napoleon's french army. it did wonders to rally the crowds of spectators. a lot of costumes, too, there, bill karins. >> we celebrate it a little differently here. >> we somehow maybe misconstrue what that significance is. >> margaritas, which one's louder. >>> jury deliberations continue in the trial of jodi arias. she's charged with first-degree murder in the 2008 death of her boyfriend, travis alexander. she could face a life sentence or the death penalty. >>> senate to take final vote on internet sales tax. >>> and happy birthday to george clooney who is 52. former british prime minister tony blair turns 60. and baseball hall of famer willie mays is 82. go, giants. >>> here's what's coming up on "today." new details in the boston bombing investigation. why curiosity over the dead suspect's widow is increasing there. >>> and an exclusive, the judge in the casey anthony case is speaking out for the first time since the controversial verd

. >>> a fuel tanker truck has exploded on a highway in the out-skirts of mexico city. at least 28 people killed and 38 injured. police believe the driver lost control of the vehicle after it hit a center divide. flames engulfed vehicles in some 20 homes that lined the highways. officials say most of the casualties are residents. police and firefighters began searching for victims in the debris after the fire was put out. the president h offered condolences through the internet. the driver was injured and detained at a hospital. police are questioning him to find out the cause of the deadly crash. >>> one of the philippines most active volcanos has erupted. four xwegerman climbers and the filipino guide were hurt. it started spewing out rocks and ash tuesday. the eruption lasted jt ove a minute. an eruption in 2009 forced about 50,000 people to flee the area. a recent period of calm has attracted tourists back to the mountain. the volcano rises almost 2,500 meters. thousands of tourists travel to the area every year to see its near perfect cone shape. >>> chinese studen

nuestros hermanos en mÉxico city con 23 centrÍgrados. idad en el norte de la florida. precipitaciÓnes fuertes y condiciones severas, no es el caso. y ahora lo que si notamos, enfatizando las altass temperaturas. >>> como comentÉ lluvias repentinas al norte este de mÉxico de hacia el norte bastante nubosidad en la parte central de ustedes en mÉxico y actividad de nubosidad se estarÁ sintiendo en todo el noreste. asÍ que actividad de lluvias para ustedes en la gran manzana, se espera a partir del miÉrcoles. y mientras tanto, tenemos temperaturas mÍnimas esta noche en las 50 grados. san antonio con 55. y los Ángeles aquÍ nos quedamos con 67 grados. miami no hay diferencia, 63 grados estamos sintiendo calor en todo el paÍs. en los estados unidos la gran manzana como comentÉ en el rango de los 40 grados y para maÑana 63 grados y chicago casi con 80 grados. y ustedes sobre el paso texas con 76. phoenix arizona con 99 grados. con calor y tener precauciones con estas alta gstelo pero turas. es todd mi parte de los angeles, paso con ustedes chicas

we are going to tell you who you a spewing volcano is putting mexico city on alert. plus, trapped by flames. why an intense fire fight was not enough to save a family of six overnight. star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with style. great glittering galaxies. disneyland resort just got happier, see it all with a 3-day park hopper ticket. i now appear to be lost in a deep dark cave... >> our chopper over the scene of the crash. all the traffic as you are heading up into san leandro. chp getting back in their vehicle. a crash here. they sound like they are going to have all lanes open in the next few minutes. we will track this. the backup will last for much of your morning commute. a traffic update coming up in a second. >>> thank you very much, mike. at 6:2567, a disturbing discove. four children and two adults found dead after a house fire in eastern pennsylvania. it started about midnight at a home in potsville, 95 miles northwest of philadelphia. flames could be

rica if a summit with latin american leaders after he speaks to students in mexico and arrived in mexico city yesterday and met with mexican president nieto. the two are talking about america's reduced access in mexico to fight drug trafficking and organized crime under the new leader. since taking office in december, nieto has ended wide-spread access that united states security agencies have had in mexico to tackle the violence affecting both sides of the border. >> still ahead, the frozen food being recalled this morning, the danger it can pose to your health. >> the malpractice law the parents of who children killed in the east bay are demanding that state lawmakers change. >> oakland gets an image boost and a survey says it is more exciting than its neighbor ac >> good morning, everyone, a friday morning. thank god it's friday morning. a look at embarcardero in the bay. we will find out from mike watt weather is going to be like and if it will aid firefighting efforts in a few minutes. >> oakland is emerging from the shadow of the glamorous city across the stay with real estate blog proc

a re >>> a gas tanker truck exploded in mexico city yesterday morning killing at least 19 people.eball from the blast tore through cars and homes injuring 36 others. this cell phone footage shows the blaze along with scorched vehicles across the highway where it originalnated. 20 hopes and 16 -- where it originalnated. 20 homes and 16 vehicles were damaged. >>> five people are dead after a cargo ship slammed into a control tower in genoa, italy. several people are not accounted for including some feared trapped inside a submerged elevator. >>> wall street sets a new record and a new snapshot on the state of jobs. we turn now to ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. it was another milestone for the dow jones industrial average. three trading days afte punching through 15,000 for the first time they closed above that level. home prices jumped the most in seven years. the dow was up 87. nasdaq was up 4. so far this year, the dow is up 15%. >>> employers are posting fewer help wanted signs. that u.s. labor department says new job open