in fact without a doubt the wealthiest resident of the city of mexico. rs said he was hawaiian blood or cuban gentleman of high degree. editors of "the kansas city star" however cautioned that stories of hawaiian ancestry were not to be credited. one correspondent to "the baltimore sun" discounted rumors he was cuban, mexican, who knows what other latin american, traction. concluded what "the new york sun" said, where he came from no one seems to know. [applause] >> thank you, karl. you mentioned a moment ago that you've been tracking down the story of william ellis for the past 10 years or so. but i understand that he has been on your mind for much longer than that. can you tell us how you first came across this figure? >> sure. so i was, i don't even know, i don't even want to count the number of years now but way back when i was in graduate school i was looking at some records on, from u.s. consuls in northern mexico. this is something one of you my professors advised me to do. all of a sudden i discovered this event that happened in 1895 which was hun

here's the kind of extra helping of crap you got to deal with if you run the hottest restaurant in mexico cityof the head of mexico's consumer protection agency walks in and demands a table when there's, unsurprisingly, no table available. when garcia says, "sorry, no can do," she pulls a, "you know who i am?" and then calls daddy and gets the health inspectors in to shut the place down. so, your other customers basically started taking pictures of them with their cell phones. >> eduardo: next thing you know, we have the media outside, and this is friday. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo: sunday morning, we're front page of one of the most important newspapers in mexico. >> anthony: well, it was very embarrassing to the government. >> eduardo: and they should be. >> anthony: because they got caught doing what they do all the time. but if you were not the hottest restaurant in town, if you were just running a cantina, you know, a few blocks away. >> eduardo: i would've been -- >> anthony: they would've closed you down and that's that. right now, a defiant, young, creative generation of mexican che

and so i figured that maybe the story was going to be washington and mexico city. so i moved to washington. three years later, september 11 comes around, there's no mexico story. i mean, there's no real us policy to mexico. and i returned to mexico, and my first assignment was to cover the women of juarez-- you know, who was killing the women of juarez? >> hinojosa: and right now we're talking about, in terms of the women who have been murdered in the city of juarez, which is on the mexico side of the border... >> right, right across el paso, texas. >> hinojosa: right across. and we're talking about 400-plus women now? >> i mean, some estimates have it as over 300, some say 400. most of them... i mean, the vast majority of the cases have never been solved, just like, you know, most crimes in mexico. and it was then that i realized, "wow," you know, "this is a different mexico." >> hinojosa: so that was a time span of what, like, maybe five years? >> no, a span in time of three years. i mean, from 2000 to 2003. and what happened, i think, is the pri... i mean, you ha

. >> reporter: juan wanted to visit his family in mexico city. >> may parents weren't a i believe toe here with me. >> reporter: they booked flights for themselves and their two kids on american airlines for christmas. the tickets were almost $3,000 and non-refundable. they paid $151 for travel insurance considering juan's surgery. all was set. just before they were set to fly to mexico juan caught a bad case of the flu and his doctor said traveling could compromise his immune system. >> i recommend that you don't make the trip because there is a high risk of infection, especially since he had been hospitalized a few weeks before the trip was planned. >> reporter: following doctor's office the couple cancelled the christmas trip. they figured their costs were covered, though, because they had travel insurance. they filed a claim complete with a doctor's note and were promptly denied. this letter from alliance global assistance concluded that juan's kidney transplant was an existing condition. they stood to lose every penny. >> it was bm $3,000. >> reporter: then they saw a commercial

will not subject nearly $9 billion in federal aid to the mexico city policy, the one we just outlinedpposed to $600 million, so $9 billion from $600 million. usually the mexico city policy prohibits family planning funding from the state department and usaid. this new policy is not going to be applied to the department of defense international funding as well, much larger pot of money as far as the federal government is concerned. it means it will also apply to funding for malaria, maternal and child health, hiv and aids prevention. officials say, however, that they will not apply it to some provisions including refugees, disaster relief and humanitarian systems from that policy. opponents say that harms women's health and clinics around the world, proponents have been pushing for the federal government not only to reinstate this policy but to broaden it, and they are going to get it this afternoon when the trump admission ration announces a massive expansion of that policy. back to you. >> heather: rich edson, thank you. >> jon: miss district of columbia is the newest miss usa now, b

the personal documents of the cia officers who followed oswald, who had surveillance of him in mexico cityn saying that the reason they've not yet seen the light of day in part is because the fbi and cia did not want to harm relationships with mexico, they thought there could be some potentially embarrassing things there for the mexican government? >> exactly. you had literally millions of pages of documents released to the public. but there were these 3600 documents held back. apparently a lot of these involve what happened in next mexico and they were not released back in the 90s because of the concern that this would damage our relationship with mexico. president trump may have a different view of mexico than some of his predecessors in the white house. >> that would not seem to be a big consideration for the current commander in chief. what of this ted cruz-oswald father business? is it likely that will get regurgitated? >> i'm sure some will regurgitate it and look for possible evidence that ted cruz's father was in cahoots with oswald back in 1963. there's one photograph that the nat

we will have a report on that from mexico city.oors murderer, ian brady, won't stop them looking for the remains of keith bennett, who was the only one of his five child victims never found. brady, and his partner myra hindley , abducted the 12—year—old in 1964, and refused to say where he was buried. judith moritz reports. his name will always be notorious, his face the image of evil, his crimes amongst the worst of the 20th century — ian brady, the moors murderer. he took children and tortured them, and brought their bodies high up to the hills above manchester. on the desolate moors, the police spent years searching for their remains. brady's accomplice was his girlfriend, myra hindley, she died 15 years ago. brady's death closes a chapter of criminal history. five children died at their hands. the youngest, lesley ann downey, was just ten years old. her family are still grieving. at their trial, the pair were met with publicjeers. sentenced to life, brady was at first taken to prison. but in 1985, he was transferred to ashworth

this is award-winning journalist carmen aristegui speaking at the protest in mexico city. >> for us, valdez has been converted into an emblematic case. his death should imply deep ins for us. hot year old as and those who are lost their lives on this pass should be a driving force for us. no to the silence. no to the self-censorship. note to the fear. we have courage to keep informing, keep reporting, keep investigating, keep announcing, keep sring opinions and speak out. speak out. speak out. amy: in britain, labour party leader jeremy corbyn on tuesday rolled out his party's manifesto ahead of a general election set for next month. the platform proposes raising taxes on corporations and the wealthiest 5% of earners. the revenue would go towards health care,versal in and to public university tuition, free child care, housing subsidies, and other programs. this is jeremy corbyn, speaking tuesday. >> because people want a country run for the benefit of the many, not the few. for the lastse -- seven years, our people have lived through the opposite. in britain for the rich and the elit

the rule, known as the mexico city policy, has often blocked international assistance through the u.scy for international development to any groups or programs that provide or mention abortions. the president's new order would apply to billions of additional dollars given out by the state and defense departments. william brangham is back with that story. >> brangham: the rule, often referred to as the "gag rule," was first put into place in 1984. republican presidents traditionally re-instate it and thus limit funding to n.g.o.'s that discuss or perform abortion. democrats, including president obama, then repeal it. during his first few days in office, president trump signed an executive order making it clear he would re-instate it. but today, the scope of it became much clearer. in the past, about $600 million in funding was covered by the rule. today's expansion could now affect nearly $9 billion. i'm joined now by yeganeh torbati. she covers the state department for reuters. welcome back to the "newshour". >> thank you. >> reporter: very big expansion of this policy today. >> right

the state police as they attempted to make mexico city safe for the olympic games. we see the picture but we don't hear any of the history. that is the equivalent of telling the story of the titanic and forgetting the iceberg. it is bad history. , that politics and generally bad writing as well. we may know about billie jean king's match against bobby rigs. whenever they do retrospectives of that, we don't know how deeply embedded that match was at the time. it was one of the most enduring victories of the women's movement. it ensured equal funding. it is largely unenforced but still an incredible victory. it is calmly thought of as just a sports thing. also, educational opportunities in general. it is a living history and it is a life anytime athletes try to or carlos delgado says that this was based on murder lies. this close of the racism of this system. people should check out his book of poetry called more than an athlete that will blow your mind. it was alive when felipe alou who is a manager of the san francisco giants stands up to the anti-immigrant racism o

and we were based in mexico city for "u.s.ws & world report." >> reporter: sherry has a house filled with memories that span a lifetime. >> this painting is haitian. and i'm sure that jesse saw it. >> reporter: jesse was sherry's best friend. they lost her decades ago, something she found out in march was something she never could have imagined. daniel is sherry's best friend jesse's son. >> i had given him his baby shower. >> reporter: they made the connection here at the restaurant inside the fox hill resident. >> somebody said to daniel, who is our waiter that evening, you were born in mexico, weren't you? >> reporter: but when he mentioned where his parents were from. >> my father was born in liverpool and my mother was born in haiti. >> reporter: sherry knew who he was. >> the feeling of, there's a link, there's a strong bond that was missing for a while and now we have it. >> reporter: decades have passed by, daniel's parents have passed on, but these two spirits managed to find their way back to each other in the most u

and we based in mexico city for u.s.ews and world report. >> reporter: sherry has a house filled with memories that span a lifetime, many of them were spent with her late husband. >> this painting is haitian. and i'm sure that jesse saw it. >> reporter: jesse was sherry's best friend. they lost touch decades ago, but what she found out in march was something she never coulde imagined. daniel is sherry's best friend jessie's son. >> i had given him his baby's shower. >> reporter: they made the connection here at the restaurant, inside the fox hill residence. >> somebody said to daniel who was our waiter that evening, you were born in mexico, weren't you? >> reporter: but when he mentioned where his parents were from -- >> my father was born in liverpool, my mother in haiti. >> reporter: sherry instantly knew who he was. >> the feeling of there's a link. there's a strong bond. that has been missing far while and now we have it. >> reporter: decades passed by, daniel's parents have passed on, but these two spirits manage to

all of that money now will be, or at least the mexico city policy will go under the umbrella of the u.sglobal health fund which will probably by a factor of at least ten, probably more increase the amount of money that is covered by that policy. >> heather: just another monday on capitol hill. very busy day for you. thank you, john. >> jon: more now are reports of a staff shakeup in the works at the white house. his former deputy campaign manager says that president trump can fire and hire whomever he wants. >> everybody as i said a moment ago related to the fbi served at the pleasure of the president. the president gets to decide his staff. no one else does. these folks are doing an incredibly hard and difficult job. a 24 hours a day, seven days a week for the american people and trying to get the president's agenda through. with that said, if the president wants to make changes, it is up to him. >> jon: shingled marker, chief correspondent for political. what lights can you shed on these rumors that the communications team might be in for a shakeup? >> right now these are rumors not j

later this month, san francisco mayor ed lee is traveling to mexico city to meet with tourism officials and the press to reassure them mexicans are welcome. >> the number two strong market of visitors for san francisco so i wanted to reassure them personally that we're there for them and we'll take care of them in every way, including dealing with any visa issues that they might have. >> reporter: s.f. travel has also invested in this campaign called always welcome. >> because it's san francisco. and you're always welcome. >> reporter: the campaign will be formally released this monday with hopes of convincing visitors the political climate here is different. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> a key section of marin county were opened today. parts of it were heavily damaged during the winter storms. this section has been closed since january. cal trans had to build new retaining walls and better drainage before reopening the roadway. other sections of highway 1 will still undergoing repair. >> all right. 7 on your side's michael finney is like our willie nelson. on the roa

it wasn't until two weeks ago that they learned it was mexico city. daniel mentionedre parents were from and that's when sherry put two and two together. daniel is sherry's best friend's son. do you follow me? the two friends lost touch decades ago but their bond it seems lives on. >> the feeling of there's a link. there's a strong bond that's been missing for a while and we now have it. >> sherry says this is why it's so important to get to know people because these could iince are fascinating. this is a face-to-face encounter and you can't figure it out. >> she even threw a baby shower for him. >> what are the chances? >> pretty cool stuff. >>> 4:43. most of you probably are only seeing a little drizzle outside this morning. just in case though -- >> yeah, it's going to change especially if you have friday night plans. cloudy. 53 in the district. cool. more rain coming tonight and into the weekend. chuck and i timing of it. stay tuned. >>> president trump offers new insight into his plans to repeal so-called obamacare. the new sound coming in from l

. >> that is an out of control semitruck, speeding down the highway near mexico city. the truck's brakes failed. police were helpless as it hit speeds around 100 miles an hour. finally came to a stop after colliding with emergency braking ramp. the driver able to escape unharmed. the truck was carrying 15 tons of paper on rolls which wound up on the road there. and also caught on camera, dumptruck rolling into an intersection near seattle. wow. and, slamming into a car. the truck's brakes also failing in this only minor injuries. amazing. >> vermont's governor vetoed a bill that would have made it the ninth state to legalize marijuana. would have been okay to grow small amounts of pot. penalties for using the drug driving or around children were strong enough. he says he is willing to work with lawmakers on a compromise. >> jury selected in bill cosby's sexual assault case. his lawyers had accused prosecutors of trying to keep african-americans off the jury. and cosby said that race could be a factor in the dozens of allegations against him. both sides eventually agree

the plane had just flown from mexico city. no one on the plane was injured. >>> well, a pair of armed robbers are still on the run after a shooting at an east bay costco. it happened at the danville store yesterday, and it's the second robbery there in less than two weeks. police have stepped up patrols in the area, but shoppers were shaken and if you canning the record cover as the -- ducking for cover as the masked robbers scooped up in high end jewelry in smashed display case us. people in the community -- cases. people in the community are concerned with the up tick in crime. >> they seem to be ramping it up. >> we want to do everything we can to make it safe. >> the suspects in connection with yesterday's armed robbery are still out there. police have a picture of the vehicle used in the robbery, but it's a common car, a silver toyota camry with dealer plates. >> >. and president trump is heading into day two of his first international trip since taking office, and here's more on the deals he struck while visiting sawed d

police say the plane-just arrived from mexico city and has it approached the terminal it hit the truck on the taxi way. >>> a large scale drug bust in the valley netted nearly $7 million in heroin. federal, state, local agencyings more than 4 pounds of heroin laced with ketta mine and fentanyl on tuesday. they say it's the first time they've seen fentanyl being trafficked to fresno county. they say it's a synthetic opioid that's so dangerous investigators wore has mat suits to touch it. >> they don't touch it or breathe it is because it could be fatal. >> officers arrested ed daurd dope after undercover agents said they were going to buy this from him. >>> the race ended just a few minutes ago, the runners stopped at peer expo to register and pick up their pacts, the 106th running of beta breakers is tomorrow. this year's theme, summer of love. beta breakers is the longest consecutively run race in the world. as you know, for some it's real e more of a emotional costume party. just like last year alcohol is banned along with floats, bags that are not clear, and anything with wheels. he

journalists in mexico city handed in a document to the attorney general‘s office demanding more protection the five reporters killed in mexico so far this year. the official website of the ukrainian president, petro poroshenko, has been hit by what's been called an "organised" cyber—attack. the administration claimed that russia was responsible, in response to mr poroshenko's decree banning some of russia's biggest social media networks and internet services popular in ukraine. the ukrainians haven't provided any evidence so far. north korea provoked international outcry following its launch of a ballistic missile at the weekend — and of course the claim that the rocket was capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. the un security council has just met in emergency session, behind closed doors. before it got under way, the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, promised to "call out" states backing north korea and its nuclear ambitions. sarah corker has the latest. sunday's missile test was north korea's most successful yet, according to experts. it flew some 700 kilometres, landing in the sea

wing was damaged but not of the 146 passengers on board the flight which had just arrived from mexico city hurt. the cause of the accident is under the station. >>> a turkish man taken into custody in hawaii accused of trying to rush an american airline cockpit. the flight was on twitter honolulu from los angeles. a man who witnessed this say acted strange tried to reach the cup but was detained by crew and passengers. witnesses say he was carrying a laptop. >> he walked to the back of the plane and had a flight blanket over him. >> he was walking back and forth down the aisle with the laptop acting very peculiar there >> a passenger recorded agents taking him into custody. witnesses say a flight attendant jump her serving cart in the doorway to keep him from getting to the pilots. passengers including an off- duty police officer took him down and that the 10 to as the until the plane landed. all passengers were interviewed in plane searched by police before being cleared for the next flight. >>> flagged down for help. second questions around a car accident details on the driver's actions

they are string friendlier tone with local governments, despite offering to remit taxes in mexico cityto strike deals elsewhere in the region. it is the fastest-growing market, surpassing japan. they have a quarter of a million properties in the region. mexico, south america, and parts of the curry been -- caribbean, including cuba. we are broadcasting on the radio in boston. bloomberg is the official broadcast media partner and cosponsor of the boston pops fireworks spectacular on july 4. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to this special edition of "bloomberg technology" from boston. all this week we take an in-depth look of the burgeoning economy of the other city on the hill. mayech startups, and the of massachusetts. silicon valley has some serious competition. >> massachusetts went very difficult time in the 1980's with high taxes and political decisions that set us back a bit. aat is happening, you have political climate where everyone is looking to move our economy forward. but also be innovative. >> it is one thing republicans and democrats agree on in washington, and

. >> reporter: he came all the way from mexico city. >> it's like my lucky day. >> they they will be installing fencing and replacing paving on the ground. while they are working, they will need space. so visitors will miss out on getting up close. >> it sucks they are shutting it down for two weeks. >> cay came from atlanta and were one of the last groups to take a picture with rocky. >> visitors can still run up the art museum steps, another must do for rocky fans. but for some, getting that selfie will have to wait. >> it's an icon. >> this isn't the first time they have missed out recently. you remember the steps were covered up for about a month for the nfl draft. this closure of the statue only expected to last about two we s weeks. >>> all new at 5:00, the numbers are out. the city in our area that earned the top spot for the most under mortgages. >>> plus how president trump's latest twitter rant can hurt the bottom line of area businesses. >>> and still gloomy out there and cloudy. still tracking rain. there's some good news as we move into is wednesday. warmer temperatures

later this month, san francisco mayor ed lee is traveling to menti mexico city to meet with tourism officials them mexicans are welcomed. >> the number two strong market of visitors was san francisco so i wanted to reassure them personally that we're there for them and we'll take care of them in any way, including dealing with any visa issues they might have. >> reporter: the new campaign video will be posted on the san francisco travel website and advertised on facebook. >>> well, developing news just in to our newsroom. the alameda county sheriff's department has -- investigators found her body after responding to a fire in the garage of her home. initially it was approximate believed she may have died in the fire. but ed later pointed to beltre, a man from stockton has been arrested for her murder. while a motive has not been revealed, court >>> claims are in place to beginning salvaging a b.a.r.t. maintenance barge that sank last month in the bay. it is on its side atop the tr s transbay tube. b.a.r.t. has set up vibration monitors but does not expect the salvage to affect service. >> the

later this month, san francisco mayor ed lee is traveling to menti mexico city to meet with tourism officialsthe press to reassure them mexicans are welcomed. >> the number two strong market of visitors was san francisco so i wanted to reassure them personally that we're there for them and we'll take care of them in any way, including dealing with any visa issues they might have. >> reporter: the new campaign video will be posted on the san francisco travel website and advertised on facebook. >>> well, developing news just in to our newsroom. the alameda county sheriff's department has -- investigators found her body after responding to a fire in the garage of her home. initially it was approximate believed she may have died in the fire. but ed later pointed to beltre, a man from stockton has been arrested for her murder. while a motive has not been revealed, court documents. >>> claims are in place to beginning salvaging a b.a.r.t. maintenance barge that sank last month in the bay. it is on its side atop the tr s transbay tube. b.a.r.t. has set up vibration monitors but does not expect the s

. >> the barera family plan a trip to mexico city.commend you actually don't make the trip because there is high risk of infection. >> they cancel the trip and filed a $3,000 claim on with the travel assistance. the they considered his kidney transplant existing condition not eligible for reimbursement zblnl the they says that's the only reason they bought the he testimony. they contacted nbc bay area news and telemundo. 'called the insurance company and refunded their $150 premium they said we're sorry if there was a misunderstanding over what the policy covered but the barera were still on the hook for 280 oh for the cancelled trip tonight the alternatesive route we used to get them their money back. plus the questions all of us need to ask when we're considering travel insurance. send us your um roeh consumer complaints the number is 1-888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> okay chris see you 11:00. >>> a local champion returns for another chance at the big title. this is a big dell hi

arrow mexico had just come in from mexico city. its wing clipped the truck on the taxi way. as many as six people were hurt. no one on the plane were hurt. at this point it's not clear why the truck was in the way. >>> there's a $3 million warrant out for the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. she is accused of causing a crash that killed a little boy. in september of last year, yarnet malihan allegedly slammed her suv into the side of a car and 3-year-old elijah dunn was killed in the crash. she had been arrested months earlier for driving under the influence of drugs in pleasanton and just last week she was arrested again for public intoxication. >> we want to make sure that no one else is in danger. luckily last week she was not driving when she was arrested, and that's what we're really focusing on, that no one gets hurt. >> the d. a.'s office considered charging malihan with second-degree murder but because she wasn't convicted of her previous dui, it will be gross vehicular manslaughter. they've been in contact with her attorney but have not taken her into cus

later this month, san francisco mayor ed lee is traveling to mexico city to meet with tourism officials on the quest to reassure them mexicans aren't welco welcome. >> the number two small visitors for san francisco, so i want to assure them personally we are there for them and we will take care of them in every way, including dealing with any visa issues that they might have. >> reporter: the new campaign video will be posted on the san francisco travel website and advertised on facebook. in san francisco, lee anne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay, parents are fighting back against a plan to close their children's elementary school because of unstable soil. tests have revealed the ground underneath lum elementary could rend ter building structurally unsafe. students told abc 7 news what they want. >> save our school! save our school! >> the alameda unified school district says it is fought cost effective to retrofit the school. they want to move the student body into four different schools in the fall. but parents believe the engineering tests are incomplete. >> we like to see

the right wing collided with the supply truck as it arrived from mexico city. 8 people on the truck were hurt. nobody on the plane was injured. passengers caulking about the collision. >> we came to an abrupt stop. it was a loud thud. >> it was not a major hit to the extent of being uncomfortable, but we wanded -- wondered what did we hit. >> a passenger took this picture of the overturned truck, the passengers were not hurt. >> pennsbury high school was hit with star power for their prom. students were thrilled to see quest love as deejay for the special night. the roots drummer kept his promise, he feels there and you can see him bobbing to the beat. his staff rearranged his schedule to make this happen. he worked as deejay for the prom and did it free of charge. >> the if a fanatic was there,s of star power at the prom. >>> hot dogs recalled details ahead on "action news" sunday morning. >>> hump back whale is the focus of a rescue out west. >> students were left dangling, we'll tell you what brought the ride to a halt. >> reporter: we have temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s, i

it happened on a taxiway just moments after the jet arrived from mexico city. >>> new details have emerged about a situation that erupted on board an american airlines flight. it required military jets to escort the plane to hawaii. the fbi office in honolulu says the suspect, anil uskanli, is a turkish citizen who lives in santa monica. passengers are also praising the flight attendants. the crew used a drink cart to block the man from getting to the front of the jet during yesterday's flight from los angeles to honolulu. >> and he's pushing but then they say you're not going to come in here. >> you're not going to open that cockpit door. because if you do and they're armed then you might lose the whole airplane. >> police took the suspect into custody when the plane landed. earlier he'd also been arrested and released in los angeles after being accused of opening a door that leads onto the air field at l.a.x. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a royal welcome for president trump. he kicks off his eight-day international trip in saudi arabia while his administration continues to deal

vonnie: from new york to london this hour and cover stories out of mexico city, paris, and washington, d.c. , westories we are following begin with breaking news on the u.s. economy. a slew of data out this morning. co factory orders for the month of march, a bit of a mess. the survey had called for factory orders to grow month over month, but down from 1% federer. we're looking at 2/10 of 1%. a bit of a miss for factory orders, perhaps defying the recent strengthening conditions. we also have the final reading for durable goods for the month of march. it came in slightly higher. it was better than the survey which called for 7/10 of 1%. what is interesting, the initial reading had called for a bump up of 1.3%. it looked like there had been a dialing back in orders, but the final reading is not so far below that. not a the major averages, lot happening. another day of basically unchanged trading action in the morning. all slightly lower. it looks like they might be on hold perhaps ahead of the french presidential election on sunday. take a look at the commodity complex. it is really g

thanks to intelligent leadership in mexico city and consistent bipartisan engagement by washington, the u.s. and mexico have become friendly neighbors, active trading partners and allies in national security. mexico buys more u.s. goods than does china. and is, in fact, the second largest destination for u.s. exports after canada. sales to mexico are up 455% since the passage of nafta. the company cooperates with the u.s. on border security helping to interdict drug shipments and deporting tens of thousands of central american migrants who aim to enter the u.s. illegally through mexico. all of this could change easily. over the last year as candidate trump and now president trump has attacked and demeaned mexico and its people, the political landscape there has shifted. president enrique pena nieto's already declining approval ratings have plummeted as he was seen as too conciliatory to trump. it is now quite possible, in fact likely, that the next president of mexico will be an anti-american socialist populist similar to venezuela's hugo chavez. andre yas manuel lopez obrador was polli

this report from mexico's industrial heartland. the citymexico has seen the autry and history booming for more than 20 years. the country is now the fourth largest car exporter in the world. —— or to industry. now the fourth largest car exporter in the world. -- or to industry. we importa in the world. -- or to industry. we import a lot of cars, we exporter a lot of cars. but good the boom be under threat? it was meant to be a shining example of free trade, but today it's a monument to donald trump's plan of protectionism. this is all that's left of a $1.6 billion investment that ford was making to build a plant here. jose shows me the deed to the land he sold the ford. with the money he bought a tractor. for a while life was good. but it didn't last. translation: some people came to the plant and said there was no entry any more. the cars could go any more, it collapsed. for everyone. during his campaign, donald trump complained of bad trade, making the issue his own will stop we are living through the greatestjobs theft in the history of

. >>> two people are dead after a fiery plane crash just west of mexico city.ne went down just a few hundred yards outside the airport after taking off yesterday afternoon. the pilot and copilot were the only people on board. >>> a hawk is bringing construction to a halt. the protected bird is delaying much-needed repairs to some interstate 80 overpasses. work was supposed to start this week on the midway and meridien bridges which cross interstate 80 east of vacaville. but plans changed when crews found a nest. "skydrone5" giving us a bird's- eye view. caltrans' plan was to demolish the midway overpass and build a new one to meet standards but then biologists discovered the hawk and a nest since the hawk is on the protected list, crews cannot work within 600 feet of the nest. >> these bridges are built back in the '50s. and it's something we have to update. and take care of. >> historically there were about 17,000 of these type of hawks. today there are about 4,000 breeding hawks. >> so for now crews will focus on the meridien overpass just down the road until

and then we go to as tech mexico city. that one also on fs1.oesn't qualify major issues within us soccer it's not going to p that. in bruce we trust everything is going to be all right. there's a lot of lifting. being it in russia in 2018, with the current a little bit l california climate. >> i don't know what you're tawging about. i have no issues. i have four young kids, my wife and i are firmly committed to going to russia to cheer on experience the awesomeness. it's such a wonderful festive party no matter where it is. i think if anything, the current situation, the type of event that the world cup is really brings people together and i think it's going to diffuse a lot of issues. thanks for joining us that will be on fox5 next year and that will be back right after this. "tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, povert

his he was busted in mexico city. , lopez was once el chapo property gay. he's facing extradition to the united states. >> people in communities are filling sandbags in hopes at keeping rivers and creeks at bay. officials are shutting down several highways as flood water remain a threat. >> and women reported being sexually assaulted or harass the at the nation elite military testify before a congregational panel. they talked about living in close quarters with attackers and threat of at the tall ration. some decided to either leave academies wore were force the out from coming forward. the reporting and investigation process worked in her case. >>> coming up "fox news morning" today we're expected to get first view of the obama presidential library. >> and house republicans vote to change federal over time rules. >> and headed to break now. take d.c. region on a wednesday morning. ten minutes past the hour now. "fox news morning" back after this this z2ay2z z16fz y2ay2y y16fy >> back at 5:13 with a look at top stories. keeping the government funded through

he didn't start easily by going to quebec, toronto, mexico city. >> the trip is -- you're going to hearbout outreach to the muslim world. you will hear about countering extremendousi extremendousi extremis extremism. it will be confronting iran. they have a common adversary. they want them be bound together to confront iran in the region. i think the tensions will escalate in the next six to 12 months. >> and you have elections today, so called elections, but it could be a real issue if right now -- rouhani could lose because of his deal with the u.s. >> it could be a very big deal. someone that could be a real hardliner could be elected. >> in the dark, is there a developing pattern in the white house of keeping the vice president out of loop? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. boost. it's about moving forward, not back. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for when you need a little extra. boost® the number one high protein

gathered for his funeraln culiacan, sinaloa, hundreds more protested outside the interior ministry in mexico citymultiple mexican digital media outlets also went on a 24-hour strike, refusing to publish anything but a black banner with the names of the journalists assassinated in mexico so far this year -- cecilio pineda, maximino rodriguez, ricardo monlui, filiberto alvarez, miroslava breach, and javier valdez. in 2011, javier valdez came to new york to receive the international press freedom award from the committee to protect journalists. this is part of what he said that evening. >> i have nursed my weathered soul >> [indiscernible] it is dangerous to be alive and to do journalism is to tread in invisible line drawn by the rag us who are in drug trafficking anthe government, in a field strewn with explosives. this is what most of the country is living through. one must protect oneself from everything and everyone and there not options were salvation and often it is no one to turn to. -- often there is no one to turn to. [indiscernible] , i'm told of the tragedy that mexico is living. a traged

he came to tangier in 1953, shortly after shooting his wife to death in a drunken accident in mexico cityand an inspiration to those proto-hipsters who came to be known as the beats. burroughs, however, was not a hipster. there was nothing beatnik about him. he was a somewhat stuffy, well-dressed, st. louis son of a good family. gone wrong. he was also, to my mind, the greatest writer of the whole damn bunch. "on the road"? you can have it. his classic, "naked lunch," was written here. a non-linear, dark, dry-humored, searingly critical, satirical, and profane masterpiece. burroughs was apparently high for much of the process. on heroin or a locally available prescription opiate called eukodol. and of course, the daily staple of many in these parts, hashish, kief, and majoun. hashish is the concentrated thc-rich resin of the cannabis plant, as well as a varying amount of its flowers and leaves that have been separated from the buds and compressed into sheet or brick-like form. kief, a more local and indigenous product, is the part of the plant containing only the strongest concentration o

strikes me, don, is i sat down yesterday for a podcast with a guy named alfredo corchado who's the mexico city bureau chief for the "dallas morning news." and he was going to return to his post after being a fellow at my institute of politics and he acknowledged that he was fearful about returning there because so many journalists have been killed in mexico but he felt it was his responsibility as a journalist to go back there and tell the story of what's happening there with the drug cartels and corruption in the government and so on. it made me think all over again just how lucky we are to have a free press in this country and one hopes that americans value that. that understand that that is fundamental to our democracy and the fact that we have reporters -- you know, he was irritated, this congressional candidate was irritated by a reporter's question. well, you know what, reporters always ask irritating questions. when i was in government, i was irritated by those questions and when i was a reporter, i asked irritating questions. that's the way it goes because sometimes you ask questions p

you go to vancouver, go to mexico city. this time i think you had to get it started at some point. trump i think he will get comfortable with the opulence of the trips, get comfortable with the presidential and royal suites like at the ritz-carlton in riyadh. maybe he will say this is better than hanging out in the west wing all day. >> hope you can see it on the monitor. look at this guy with a full head of hair, that would be me, doing advance for one vice president george herbert walker bush back in the '80s. what do you think? >> well, we all had a lot more hair back then, michael. i know that aircraft. it has taken me on many preadvance and siete surveys. very reliable aircraft. glad you had that experience, too. this is reagan, gorbachev, geneva, 1985. that's what they want to see from the trips. it is a different ball game. they're not going to get the cover of "time" magazine, at least not for what they wanted. >> your book is terrific. thank you, josh king. >> thank you, michael. >>> let me check in on tweets and facebook. what have you got, katherine. hilt hit me with som

stephanie: mexico city. lemonis: and where are you from? veracruz? oh, wow.so, what do you love about this place? tell me your background. stephanie: my husband and i met dave, and we tried his soups, and we just fell in love with it. lemonis: he works here now? stephanie: yeah. lemonis: so, who do you report to? stephanie: umm...long story. um... lemonis: why don't we go outside? stephanie: sure. lemonis: yeah. so, who do you report to? stephanie: dave. [ laughs ] lemonis: why do you say it like that? stephanie: uh... well... lemonis: is there something more to the story? stephanie: well, there is somebody that works with us. her name is grace, and she's also working along with me with this store. lemonis: oh, she works here? stephanie: i don't know what's going on with her. lemonis: i definitely sensed that her body language changed when this topic came up, and it prompted me to say, "are you telling me everything?" no? stephanie: no, i-i just -- like i said, i'm not sure, um, what's her position here. lemonis: stephanie seemed reluctant to tell me exactly