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the pga is moving its golf choin championship in 2017 to mexico city. the commissioner said the move to mexico city had to do with sponsors and was financial, not political. but he later said quote, the politics may have contributed some since he's been running. trump responded calling it a sad day for miami, the u.s., and the game of golf. adding quote, i hope they have kidnapping insurance. on the legal front, a usa today analysis finds the donald or his businesses had been involved in at least 3,500 lutes awsuits orl actions. katy tur has more on the controversy surrounding trump university. >> reporter: donald trump selling the american dream on the campaign trail. >> i will give you everything. >> reporter: but his now defunct university is accused of crushing that dream. making false promises. >> success it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: trump's secret to selling unsealed by a federal judge. hundreds of documents including testimony from one former sales manager saying trump university was a fraudulent scheme that preyed upon the elderly a

this lovely lady here has just traveled to california from mexico city. and they go inside, where their family is there. just chilling out, enjoying the day. but then the high pitched start, and a huge embrace between these two sisters that haven't seen each other in 25 years. >> what? >> yeah. the sister that was in the home, she lives in california. her sister lives in mexico city but kept getting denied a visa to come and visit her for a long time. just kept getting denied. finally she was granted a visa. and that's the moment that she comes home to say, what's up to her sister. >> i can't imagine. being apart from your family. >> a phone call is one thing but to be able to feel the person that you love so much and to be able to embrace them. that's a whole different level. check this out, mala hasn't met some of estelle la's grand kids so she introduces her to some of her granddaughters. the guy recording all of this is raphael, estella's son. she will be able to come as much as she wants in the next ten years. >> a couple buried a time capsule in the

pga tour commissioner tim finchum said the move to mexico city it had to do with politiec. trump responding it's a sad day for the u.s. and game of golf. on the legal front, a usa today analysis finds the donald or businesses have been involved in at least 350 on lawsuits or legal actions. that's unprecedented for a presidential nominee. katy tur has more on the controversy surrounding trump university. >> reporter: donald trump selling the american dream on the campaign trail. >> i'll give you everything. for-profit university now crushing that dream, with false promises. >> success is going to happen to you. >> reporter: trump's secrets to unsealed by a federal judge, hundreds of documents including testimony from one former sales manager saying that trump university was a fraudulent scheme that preyed upon the elderly. another sales executive said it was justle selling false hopes and lies. he's now calling out theette nicety of the indian-born judge. >> the judge is doing is a total disgrace. >> reporter: trump's lawyers deny fraud and point nbc news to this campaign vi

and about mexico city, saying i hope they have kidnapping insurance.om llamas, abc news, san francisco >> hillary clinton seized on the trump university controversy during a campaign stop in new jersey. in one of her sharpest attacks yet, clinton called trump a fraud and accused him of trying to scam america. clinton will continue to hammer donald trump today as she delivers a national security speech in san diego. she's expected to outline why she believes trump is fundamentally unfit to be president and why he's a threat to national security. >> president obama is also ripping into donald trump calling his immigration plan a fantasy. during remarks in indiana on the economy, the president said trump would return the country to the depths of the financial crisis and he warned that trump's proposals would help billionaires, not the working class. in a pbs interview, th president said trump's message is similar to what we've been hearing from the gop for decades. >> i think trump is a more colorful character than some of the other republican elected off

but they're moving it to mexico city. and i'm saying, you know what's going on here? it is so sad when you look the at what's going on with our country. >> you talk a lot on the campaign trail, carrier, for example, is another one. they want to take their jobs away, build manufacturing centers in mexico, bring their air conditioners back here and, you know, after they took away all these american jobs. let me ask you this. there was a lot written about, went on for a couple days that you might debate bernie sanders. what happened? >> well, very simple, number one, he's number two. i'm hearing more and more he can't win. number one, i wanted to do it for a lot of money. i would have done it for, in this case, women's health issues. and the networks weren't going to put up the money, and it wouldn't have been worthwhile to do it. and frankly, i'd like to debate him. i would love it, but they were supposed to put up money and they weren't coming through. i'm not going to do it for nothing. why should i? and he's number two. i won the nomination. bernie is number two. why

and now moving to mexico city starting next year. >> the pga tour is taking their tournament out of miami and moving it to mexico. >> from a golf standpoint, we have no issues with donald trump. >> they are moving it to mexico city which, by the way, i hope they have kidnapping insurance. >> we are going to focus building as good a property as we can the next seven years in mexico city. >> radio talk show host and lifezette editor in chief laura ingraham goes "on the record." niles to see you, laura. >> good to see you. i'm such a great golf fan so this is a great segment for me. >> you can't make this stuff up. pga political or coincidental or economical, commercial? >> greta, it's interesting to read reaction on the internet about this. because there is currently there this undercurrent of concern that the pga is making a political move here. with political ramifications. in other words, a lot of these sponsors of the pga were getting pressure from interest groups, a lot of this is just bubble bling up now. go somewhere less controversial than the doral. which was just redesigned with t

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applause]d friends,dear ajc just a few months ago, we met in mexico city. there to celebrate the first decade of the bill for -- the belfer institute. here we meet again. on that occasion, we talked about how this would be a great opportunity for us as mexicans to share with you the many things and projects we have together and the many things we have accomplished together. thank you again for having us everyone that we are friends with whom we share values and interests. you know, friendship is a gift that you cannot promise with words, but that you demonstrate with action. and i am proud to say that the mexican and the jewish people's have -- people have forged an enduring friendship waste on -- friendship based on mutual prosperity and times of need. between 1939 and 1942, our consul in paris was one of the few diplomats who, facing tremendous personal risks, sheltered and issued humanitarian visas for hundreds of jews who were wanted by the gestapo. thanks to his efforts, they found safe haven in mexico and became a part of our national family. [applaus

we knew he worked out of mexico city. >> even though his fingerprints may not be on the hatch of thaty, a major part of the murder of those 11 people and those families cannot even begin to heal until guillermo madrigal ballesteros is in handcuffs. >> we started putting surveillance on don memo. at this particular time we had no pictures of him, no i.d. i decided we needed to identify him. we called the harlingen police department. they were able to pull him over on a traffic violation. >> gabe called to tell me, we have memo here. >> he didn't have proof of insurance or driver's license. he didn't even know who the truck belonged to. >> i called to say we thought we should go ahead and hold onto him. go ahead and charge him. go ahead and arrest him. our instructions were that we weren't ready yet because we were still waiting for dna. we didn't have all of the pertinent facts that the assistant u.s. attorney felt she needed at the time to be able to charge him with the smuggling. as hard as it was, we had to tell the police department to let him walk. >> the real frustration for crim

-israeli triangle that ajc celebrated in mexico city last november.marked the tenth anniversary of our own institute for latino and latin american affairs with a gala dinner featuring the mexican president, foreign secretary and our partners in the mexican jewish community. tonight we recognize the past, but we are focused on the future and our message is loud and clear. we value the relationship between mexico, the united states and israel. we salute the hard work and contributions of mexican-americans in this country. and we intend to help build deeper ties and stronger links between our communities. the foreign secretary embodies these shared values and commitments, and we are thrilled and honored that she has made a special trip from mexico city to join us here this evening. please join me in welcoming our friend secretary ruiz-macia. >> thank you. thank you, kim, for your kind introduction. i hope i said that correctly. it is a true privilege to be here today, and i really want to thank the ajc for its hospitality and its kind invitation. stanley

in mexico city, a six-day celebration. a huge parade that included .loats and messages such as in chile, thousands of members of the lgbtq muni turned out for the parade. closer to home, frederick expected large crowds today for its annual pride festival. organizers say that this year's event had a much deeper meaning ♪ ♪

and been mexico city saying, "i hope they have kidnapping insurance."om llamas, abc news, san francisco. >>> a new "wall street journal" poll shows hockey and bernie sanders are neck and neck in california among those likely to vote in the. >> primary, clinton poled at 49% it, slaernds 47%. the california primary is among the last big prizes of the primary season with 546 delegates. clinton needs just 73 to secure the democratic nomination. >> today bernie sanders brought his campaign message to palo alto and brought concerns about gridlocking the city on a day with two graduation ceremonies going on. abc7 news reporter chriswin has the story. >> he in palo alto this afternoon -- >> we're prepared to stay out here for as long as and as hot as it gets. >> reporter: supporters of bernie sanders tried to keep cool despite the heat. >> i have water. at least had i those mini fans and the spray bottle. baby we should have sold those here. >> reporter: the fire department on stand by in case someone needed help. >> we did he staff up an ambulance and committe

. >> they are moving it to mexico city. i hope they have kidnapping insurance. oving it to mexico ci city. what's going on here? >> trump's resort has hosted that event for the last 55 years. that brings us to our look who is talking. lauer raw ingram said the pga tour could play out in donald trump's favor. >> all of this to trump's benefit. these stories might set back. we have a real problem with big corporations acting like mini governments. they are susceptible to pressure. they are willing to bow down any time to get 15 e-mails from one of these special interest groups. it needs through out mexico. i think it makes him look more like a warrior for the regular. >> international human rights reports on mexico. look it up on-line. before you drive to work this morning nearly 2 million miles pulled off the road because of safety issues. >> cheryl casone mere with more on the massive recall. >> another air bag recall. this is the tack kata air bag story 1.9 million vehicles. these air bags inflate and they have been known to put shrapnel out. this is a serious r

at least in mexico city. that is where a life-sized replica of the famous work has been set up.took more than 2.6 million canvases, each bearing a portion of michelangelo's masterpiece. they were put up in a structure that resembles the chapel. it will be on display for a month. it is the first time the vatican has allow the project to be displayed in our country. very curious if this is an initiative from the pope who wants to bring rome to the third world or parts of mexico, to people who otherwise would not be able to travel. josh: hopefully we are next so other people get a chance. kimberly: josh: i read that and thought it was a typo, but that is incredible. kimberly: springlike weather? josh: we went from the mid-90's to the 80's to the 70's this week. coolhanges, a pretty number, the dew point at 39 degrees. what that does is measure how much moisture is in the air for stop if it is muggy, that number is higher. mid to upper 60's would be very high. ofs is super low this time year, so very dry air, a very little breeze. we are tumbling into the 60's tonight. a lot of us i

they paved the way for moments like this in the 1968 summer olympics in mexico city. ali famously refused induction into the army in the vietnam war, a move that cost him 3 1/2 years of his c iareer his prime. >> just how far would you go to keep from taking up arms? >> i would die. anything that's against my religious beliefs, i would rather face machine gun fire before deviate from the teachings of all mighty god and the religion of islam. >> he was in it to the end. this past december, he put out this statement after donald trump's proposed muslim ban following the attacks in paris and san bernardino. speaking of someone who has never been accused of political correctness, i believe our political leaders should utheir position to bring understanding about the religion of islam and clarify these misguided murders have perverted the view of what islam really is. we're joined by bob costas, bryant gumbel, jim brown, hall of fame running back for the cleveland browns. br bri brian, let me start with you. you have the awesome responsibility of putting ali's life in pers

but people in buildings in mexico city 200 miles north felt it. no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> tonight it is the battle of the bay, the a's take on the giants. >>> sports director dennis o'donnell is live at at&t with a preview. dennis. >>> yes, thanks. the bay bridge series is a tail of two seasons, the a's are trying to remain relevant off to such a bad start due to injuries. the giants have injuries as well. but san francisco is tied for the most wins in baseball. a lot of come from behind numbers in fact. not only was yesterday's walk off win against the phillies their 49th, it was also bruce bochy's 800 win. he is 23 wins away from becoming the most winningest manager in franchise history and 40 wins away for catching dusty baker at 2nd place and over 1700 wins away from catching john mcgraw. >> i didn't know about it. some guys were telling me congratulations on 800 and i am not sure what that means. i have been fortunate to have been here this long and it's been one heck of a ride. i know i am lucky i don't think john mcgraw has

in mexico city, this picture carried in chicago, a strong visible police presence in san francisco andnts across the country. there was no specific threat here in new york city but police took no chances. they marched past the stonewall inn where a police raid ignited the gay rights movement. this weekend, president obama declared it a national monument. >> to be able to march down here in front of a national monument is amazing. >> reporter: 47 years later, some member he is of the new york city police department wore a rainbow flag. now, also today, pope francis said the catholic church should apologize for the mistreatment in the past of gays and to any group where the church could have defended people but did not. kate? >> anne thompson here in new york, anne, thank you. >>> at a far different kind of rally, mayhem today in sacramento, california, outside the state capitol building a big fight broke out between members of white supremacist groups and protesters. at least six people were stabbed. two of them are reported to be in critical condition. >>> the supreme court is expected

host: if we were in mexico city today, what would be some of the front page headlines? guest: well, one of the front page headlines probably would be what mr. trump has to say in the republican primary about mexico. there's a lot of concern in mexico over the image that he's providing in the primary election and more, i think, the government has finally realized that instead of taking a restrained attitude that it needs to encourage people that they are willing to speak up and indicate where mr. fox-- i mean, mr. trump has made a number of significant statements that are just untrue. i think the other issue, which mexico is most concerned about is trying to deal with the level of criminal violence in mexico, which has gone well beyond drug cartels and now is very much an issue of what i would describe as the term we use in the us organized crime. that means that the cartels themselves have gone beyond producing, shipping illegal drugs to the united states to extortion and kidnapping and other forms of crime including human trafficking, which are very very low risk, but a

the 5.7 magnitude quake was felt in mexico city, 225 miles away. felt in five mexican states in all. no significant damage or injuries were reported. >>> a suburban philadelphia police officer is recovering at home after being shot seven times. christopher dorman was released from the hospital just three days after being severely injured. dozens of law enforcement officers turned out to show support. he was later asked about his future zplp can you tell us how you're feeling? >> good. very -- ready to get back to work. >> now, his life was likely saved by his bullet-proof vest. a suspect has been dharnlged with attempted murder and aggravated assault. >>> still ahead, millions of dressers being recalled from ikea after the death of another child. >>> plus, a boy is taken from his home at this morning, family members are describing the dramatic moment. >>> an suv losing its load and a motorcyclist in its path. how this plays out coming up. >>> service in washington, d.c.'s metro system should be back to normal this morning. a track fire broke out la

. >> mexico city. >> and the salute in mexico city. was at center court in wimbledon in 1975 when arthur upset jimmy conners. if you remember when the match was over that day, in a completely uncharacteristic gesture for him, he put his fist up in the air. >> for especially conservative white sports fans it was as i was saying earlier, a long journey for them to come back around to ali. they were after kilter and scared by the race talk and then the not wanting to serve in vietnam sent a lot of them away for many, many years. >> my dad was a bombardier in the army air force in b 24s. my 92 years young father. if anybody was going to take aggressive posture against what ali stood for it would have been my dad. my dad always says they call us the greatest generation. they talk about how brave we were. he said that man was brave. for my dad, that's all it took. >> that was an act of bravery in its time. charlie pierce is with us, former sports columnist for the "boston herald." these days with "esquire" and charlie, i know you want in on

it launched today in more than a dozen cities including mexico city and amsterdam as well as san francisco and los angeles. >>> kpix 5 meteorologist paul deanno says it will be a beautiful weekend along the coast. we will hear from paul in just a couple of minutes. but for many people a nice weather forecast is something not so nice. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is in los gatos to tell us about the correlation between nice weather in santa cruz and neighborhoods on this side of the hill that come to a complete standstill. cate. >> reporter: that's right, liz. the hotter temperatures have turned downtown los gatos into a beach detour on the weekends and neighbors say that's because of the waves but now we're learning that the town is planning to close down parts of santa cruz avenue to try and alleviate that problem. >> it's just solid cars from the lark exit all the way through town. >> reporter: this kind of traffic is more like downtown san francisco or oakland. but los gatos? >> getting home a 10-minute commute turns into 30 minutes. >> reporter: on the weekends main street look like r

our first look tonight at an archaeological find near mexico city.hose are the tusks and other remains of a mammoth believed to have roamed the earth 14,000 years ago. old bones, indeed. >>> up next right here, the teenager that approached a stranger outside a grocery store with a life-changing request. you do not want to miss this satisfactory. a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. ting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both... that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easi