angel over max's shoulder that is the famous angel in the past say oh they love reform so where in mexico city so we're going to talk about mexico we're going to talk about the mexican economy we've been countered many people here we've had a public events meet ups we've met hundreds of people and we're going to talk about mexico we get a regarding the russia gate stuff i have had at least a dozen people here in mexico ask me what is going on with america they seem crazy they sound like chavez because i guess hugo chavez had a lot quite a lot of conspiracy theories and i thought it sounded like that but in terms of the economy here everybody looks happy out behind us of course but some of the headlines would suggest that it's not so good for some people what we've encountered of course in mexico city is you know a lot of it seems like prosperous and booming compared to even two and a half years ago when we're here but mexico's economy reels from a blast from the past green gold that's a new name mexicans have given to avocado one of the country's staple foods and most important agricultural ex

than doubled in the last year alone to reach an average price of seventy one point four pesos in mexico city according to data from mexico's nash. institute of statistics and geography known as in the eggy so at that point when this article is written it was three thousand and eighty five cents is coming down a little bit in terms of the exchange rate because the peso has increased a little bit yes funny that they compare to golden color green gold gold is not really what you want to compare it to because gold itself is spent in a bear market for four years five years price has been stagnant i think you might have to call green bitcoin to give people an understanding of the price appreciation otherwise sounds like the price is dead yes i'm gonna prices are zooming because of its terms in america. no toast at twelve dollars a pop and there's a lot of articles in america encouraging if there's not the owner of a cutoff because it's a waste of their savings they should put that money to work in something like apple stock or something like that but i say you know what have all the avocados you w

headlines would suggest that it's not so good for some people what we've encountered of course in mexico city is you know a lot of it seems like prosperous and booming compared to even two and a half years ago when we're here but mexico's economy reels from a blast from the past green gold that's a new name mexicans have given to avocado one of the country's staple foods and most important agricultural exports unlike real gold the price of green gold is soaring having more than doubled in the last year alone to reach an average price of seventy one point four pesos in mexico city according to data from mexico's national institute of statistics and geography known as and so at that point when this article is written it was three dollars and eighty five cents it's come down a little bit in terms of the exchange rate because the peso has increased a little bit yes funny that they compare it to gold and call it green gold gold is not really what you want to compare it to because gold itself has been in a bear market for four years five years prices went stag. and i think you might have to call of

this is classic mexico city traffic beeping beeping beeping beeping beeping beeping so however los adlib don't know it's a town of only six thousand i'm sure there are no honking horns because the american refugees the dental refugees come over on buses so there are just probably just a few buses coming in maybe there honking to each other i like the opening line to this article on buzz feed because they journalists arrives and they're immediately approached by a man named pablo who says hello my friends are you looking for a dentist so he is somebody hired to draw in you know they were refugees to his particular clinic that he's at and. they quote the killer quote is this line that he says to the journalist buddy it's a mine for us the failing of the american state the american markets to provide dental care at a reasonable cost to the american citizen oh you know well there's a black market for i understand a dental crowns you know for two handguns you get a nice job because of colonial crown. is that what eric holder claimed that's what eric holder claimed when he authorized

this is something that came out of our mexico city engagement. we recognize that we have a common issue in transmigration, that is a problem for mexico, a problem for us. and this gets to our approach to the budget question and concerns that we're not going able to carry out our foreign policy objectives. we're bringing the interamerican bank, the world bank, we're breg a number of private sector entities to miami, the vice president is coming to give the keynote address at the address. >> do you know who is not coming? do you know who is not coming? it is not because you did not invite them, but the attorneys general of all three countries are not coming simply because their governments think that there is instability happening here in the u.s. and they have left them out. i think it's important at this conference, sir, we called them out on that. >> as you know, a lot of our assistance in the three countries is strengthen law enforcement, strengthen the ability of attorneys general general to prosecute, strengthen the courts to make the cases st

to go to moaners rate here in mexico city mexico. well it shows you the power of the lobbyists in washington they represent. the dental association and the pharmaceutical companies that not only do have an opiate crisis in america killing of thousands of people every month or so you've got people walking around no tooth no teeth to those trying to go and don't go. around them or america are. going to die. it's quite shocking but it seems the pharmaceutical companies one of the executives get by themselves huge bonuses executive bonuses are what matter not people's health get that money in mexico there's a slightly different approach to people's well being they think health care is maybe part of a package of human rights and of course they're right about that but the culture is richer it's deeper well actually you know and dental health care is something that a lot of western governments including the u.k. and much of europe the united states it's often not even covered in the public health care systems even though it's so crucial to

over max's shoulder that is the famous angel in the past say oh they love reform if so where in mexico city so we're going to talk about mexico we're going to talk about the mexican economy we've been countered many people here we've had our public events meet ups we've met hundreds of people and we're going to talk about mexico without say regarding the russia gay stuff i have had at least a dozen people.

angel over max's shoulder that is the famous angel in the past say oh they love reform so where in mexico city so we're going to talk about mexico we're going to talk about the mexican economy we've encountered many people here we've had a public events meet ups we've met hundreds of people and we're going to talk about mexico we get a regarding the russia gate stuff i have had at least a dozen people here in mexico ask me what is going on with america they seem crazy they sound like chavez because i guess if you go chavez had a lot quite a lot of conspiracy theories and i thought it sounded like that but in terms of the economy here everybody looks happy out behind us of course.

box cars are of this is the kaiser report in mexico city of heroes place here but of course the next kaiser we're still in mexico city we're here for the next week and a half so you'll see several more episodes here you'll see that evolution of our journey through mexico city where trying to keep it all together we're ordering all are you know a ski thing i. don't is or would something like that we had some pretty crazy food here walkable with the press office for example so i haven't had before now i'm addicted to just start my day without it also that escalates i think that's what the and where only a little obvious joke at the mall there's also like to spread it all over and just look buy stuff claim there's nothing called whoever it is or whatever it's like heuvel mixed with whatever i call the whole way over you know when we're here in mexico they're very welcoming to americans we're very welcomed wherever we go of course you can't say the same certainly on the political agenda and america trump has called the mexicans many bad words and he's warned americans about them crossing

this is something that came out of the mexico city engagement because we recognized we have a common issue in the transmigration that is a problem for mexico and a problem for us and what we are doing this gets to our approach in the budget question and then concerned we are not going to be able to carry out a foreign-policy objectives these are some of the innovative approaches we are taking bringing the inter-american bank, world bank and a number of private-sector institutes to miami. the vice president is coming to give the keynote address. >> do you know who is not coming and it's not because you didn't invite them to the attorneys and the generals of all three countries are not coming simply because the government thinks there is instability happening in the usa but they've left them out and i think it's important at this conference that we call them out on that. >> as you know a lot of our systems in those countries is to strengthen the law enforcement and the ability of attorney generals to prosecute and the courts to make the cases stick on corruption in particular. we have m

mexico started their program after 10,000 people died in mexico city. cut. california, oregon and washington where sensors need to be installed will not get an early warning. the ultimate goal its to get the alert out to everyone's cell phone before the quake starts. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, up next, to act or to go to jail? the question for some troubled teens. >>> finally tonight, to act or not to act. the question for some juvenile offenders in massachusetts. we're talking about an alternative sentencing program that gives teens who have committed crimes a choice. that's go to jail, or take the stage. here is michelle miller. >> they want their winters here. >> reciting shakes spear is tough enough. without adding fight scenes with real. >> they're look huge weapons. >> reporter: what baffles leads to tanya and puck more than anything. >> bad idea. >> yeah. >> is that they be trusted with a weapon at all. so, why would they do that? >> i think that what they're trying to do is prove that even though, you have a juvenile delinque

you're watching r t international coming up next the kinds your report travels to mexico city zooming in on the country's inflation on the trip to currency morning stay with us. chad value whether. that will be and you know. i mean lot of. our own soner thousand families are led to be evacuated today or tomorrow so it's all good dogs are going to be thrown over. there with but i. got the delegate i got. a new. girl is the dog everybody wants school and the people here living your creator does like your book. called the future we don't need. everyone in the world of experience. and you can get it on the open. the old according to just. look at the modern world come along for the ride. i am as kaiser this is the kaiser report behind me you can see the festivities yes this is the gay pride parade in mexico city to honor this event i'm wearing fuchsia colored underwear right now and i've been told i can't show that to you on camera sadly i was hoping i could do a little dance make a little love get down tonight.

this is something that came out of our mexico city engagement because we recognize that weth h have a common issue in transmigration that is a problem for mexico, problem for us. what we are doing this practice gets to our post for the budget question and concerns that we won't be okay on a foreign policy effective as these are some of the innovative approaches that we are doing it were taking the inter-american banks, world bank, need in a number of private secretary entities to miami, the vice president is coming to give the keynote address at the lunch back enough is not coming? it's not because you do not invite them but the attorney general of all three countries are not coming simply because their government think that there is instability happening in the us and they've left them out. i think it's important to come at this conference, sir, that we call them out on that. >> as you know, a lot of our assistance in those three countries is to strengthen law enforcement, strengthen the ability of attorney generals to prosecute, strengthen the courts to make this case a stick on cor

[cheers and applause] >> as i am sure you know, i'll also reinstated the of mexico city policy to protectnborn. [cheers and applause] [applause] and in a really beautiful ceremony at the white house on the national day of prayer i signed as i promised i would a new executive action to protect religious liberty the little sisters of the poor. to make dave thought -- they thought so hard they were tough. they had lots of losses but now one day a few weeks ago congratulations. that executive order also followed through to stop the johnston amendment from interfering on the first amended rights. [cheers and applause] this executive order directs the religious organizations the people that you most respect can now feel free to speak to you like my friends i can now hear them unimpeded i want to congratulate everybody in the room that was a big deal and we're not finished yet. believe me thank you very much. [applause] no federal worker is of the people we want to hear from. what about those people on television? you want to hear from them? as long as i am president no one will stop me from pra

. >>> okay we have amazing video to show you from mexico city. >> it's kind of like a rescue mission and a real-life video game into one. it's captured on the helmet cam of a cyclist who was following a dog. both of them were weaving in and out. in the case of the dog, sometimes under car. the cyclist through all this was nearly hit by a bus. >> wow. eventually the dog is grabbed by the leash by a construction worker. everyone is safe. >> wow. >> that cyclist, man. >> it's such a little dog. how does he run so fast? >> how does he weave in and out of traffic like that? >> frank, what do you think about this? >> frank, can you weave in and out of is? here's an obstacle course. >> is that acceptable behavior? >>> all right, coming up, john oliver is famous for pushing the envelope. but now he maybe pushed a little too far? at least one company thinks so. hear why the late-night comedian has landed himself in legal hot water. >>> did johnny depp cross the line with a joke about president trump? but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather, brought to yo

mexico city is considered to have the largest gay pride celebration in latin america. (jr stone) and in serbia. hundreds celebrated gay pride marching in the streets of belgrade. police were seen patrolling the area. this year's celebration was a stark contrast to that of 2010. back then, violent clashes dampened the celebration- more than 60 people were arrested and 40 police officers were injured. (justine) pride celebrations will tie up traffic in san francisco on sunday. for up to the minute traffic updates download our kron4 mobile app it's free in the apple app store and google play store. you can also see the parade route there... we will also notify you when breaking news happens in your area with push alerts. (jr stone) in the south bay a pilot is suffering from minor injuries but seems to be okay -- after crashing on highway 101 it happened around 5 p-m in martin (mar- teen), which is south of san jose. the crash blocked off a ramp for a short time. santa clara county sheriff's department says the pilot just missed the runway. (justine) now an update to a sto

you just got here from london, mexico city, what kind of a traveller are you? in the plane? >> i work, actually. it's a quiet time for me. >> the need for speed. >> last time we spoke you didn't reveal anything about top gun. >> i'll tell you all about it. >> one thing. >> there's going to be jets in it. >> i'm going to kill you. >> very fast jets. okay? >> tell us one thing we don't know. >> there's going to be an aircraft carrier, maybe two. motorcycles. >> a motorcycle. >> maybe a volleyball scene. >> is it weird that i actually want to see maverick? >> i have a pair of aviators in the car. >> i like it. >> now tom learned to fly while making top gun but didn't get his license until years after. >> feeling the need for speed. >> i'm here for you my friend. >>> this week in new york, nicole kidman went to the cfda fashion awards. the gowns were amazing. >> tell me how you really feel. ♪ >> not a lot of seams and darts. a few drapes. beaul.tifu i love a low neckline. >> i know. >> i guarantee i'm one of the most comfortable today. going to put it out there. >>

event opioids leading to the harassment overdose plaguing so many of the city's and also looking at mexico city and places on the other side of the border to interact with our colleagues were some of these groups emanating from. >> it is estimated these illegal profits from transnational criminals is $322 billion per year. and we all know the narcotics problem is exploding in this country. all of which is coming to us through mexico. including benton al from china and the gains from mexico so what can you tell us that we believe we can get control of this. >> this is a problem and issue we cannot police our way out of it will require a whole government effort but i can tell you what the fbi can contribute the connection with a torn pardners to bring together enough fight there is border security issues and diplomatic issues with that problem that is how we see the part of it. >> you are correct berkeley were only part of a solution with the dea and state department and other agencies working out pieces of the problem but it is a bad problem and it is eating this country alive. we have to redoub

mexico city. what kind of a traveler are you like, do you relax in the plane? what do you like to do? >> you know, i work actually. it's a nice, quiet time for me. >> it's not quiet when tom is actually flying the plane, like in this scene from his upcoming film "american made." >> it's me flying. i fly all those airplanes. i'm excited for people to see that. >> how they allow me to do this with the insurance? >> i don't even ask. >> and in his new thriller "the mummy," cruise has another tense moment with co-star sofia boutella, courtesy of their director. >> he goes, you know, he said, i really -- i think she should lick you. alex is the director? sofia's father was on set when we were doing that scene. >> yeah, my father was there. the only day that my father came to set, alex kurtzman our director thought it would be a wonderful idea to do it that day. >> i think we did four or five takes. >> last time we spoke, you didn't reveal anything about top gun. >> i'll tell you all about. >> i will.g. there's going to be jets in it. jets, very fast jets. okay. >> o

. >> contrary to, um, what's coming out of washington, dc, we are open to everyone from mexico city toew york city. >> we're going to fly right over it. >> oscar munoz the ceo of united did not comment on his airline's recent passenger dragging fiasco. travel to the u.s. has reportedly dropped as much as 16% since president trump took office. >>> after months of protest oil is now flowing through the controversial dakota access pipeline. but opponents say the fight is not over every over. a $3.7 billion project was strongly opposed by the standing rock sioux tribe. they say it could contaminate the drinking water of communities downstream. president trump signed an executive order allowing the pipeline project to be completed. >>> walmart testing a new delivery service using its own store employees as drivers in an attempt to beat out online giant amazon. here's how it's going to work. employees will deliver online orders as they're driving home from their shifts. the program would use walmart's 4700 stores and roughly 1.2 million employees to cut costs and delivery times. those who pa

homeland security, mexican counterparts, foreign ministry, state minister of mexico, this came out of mexico city engagement. we recognize a common issue in transmigration, a problem from mexico and what we are doing, this gets to the approach to the budget question, concerned that we are not going to carry out foreign policy objectives, these innovative approaches we are taking, bringing the world bank, a number of private sector entities, the vice president is coming to give the keynote address. >> you did not invite them but the attorneys general of all three countries are not coming. simply because the government thinks there is instability happening and they left them out. the conference that we call them out on. >> a lot of our assistance is to strengthen law enforcement, strengthen the ability of attorney generals to prosecute, strengthen the courts to make those cases stick on corruption in particular. we have made progress and the reason we are focusing on the triangle area is we made progress, we were close to pushing this over the hump so to speak and we want to bring in a lot of other

. >>> firefighters in mexico city responded to a call and you won't believe what they see once they finally get there. we're following responders to the fire. it's in a very crowded living complex. but watch this. as we get to the back, the flames are right in front of them and they seem to have engulfed the entire unit by now. this is the part where they hear there are dogs still inside and they're alive. >> gosh, that guy ran, like, right through the flames. >> they don't hesitate. they just keep going. >> you see that one of them moves some stuff around. and then another proceeds to just run right through. >> the structure is collapsing. the dogs probably got stuck back there. >> and they're not going to move anywhere. they're not going to try to run themselves through the flames. >> these guys are wearing protective gear, but i notice at least one guy doesn't have breathing apparatus on. his face was just covered. that's it. >> one of them isn't completely covered in his gear. nevertheless, they run inside and they start looking around. they finally are able to figure out where the dogs

. >> after the surgery he wanted to plan a trip to mexico city because they couldn't make it for theplant. >> my parents were not able to be here with me. >> with the doctor's blessing they booked flights for themselves and their two kids on american airlines for christmas. the tickets were almost $3,000 and nonrefundable. so, they paid an extra $151 for travel insurance, considering juan's recovery. >> it was a long journey. >> then just before the family was supposed to fly to mexico, juan caught a bad case of the flu and his doctor said traveling could compromise his immune system. >> i recommend now that you actually don't make this trip because there is a high risk of infection. especially since he had been hospitalized a few weeks before the trip was planned. >> following doctor's orders, the couple cancel the christmas trip. they figured their costs were covered because they had travelers insurance. they were denied. the global assistance concluded the transplant was an existing condition and ineligible for reimbursement. the family stood to lose every penny they paid for the

. >> reporter: three months after the surgery juan wanted to plan a trip to mexico city to visit his family because they couldn't make it for the transplant. >> my parents were not able to be here with me. >> reporter: with the doctor's blessing they bokd flights for themselves and two kids on american airlines for christmas. the tickets were almost $3,000 and nonrefundable. so, they paid an extra $151 for travel insurance considering juan's recovery. >> it was long journey. >> reporter: then just before the family was supposed to fly to mexico, juan caught a bad case of the flu and his doctor said traveling could compromise his immune system. >> i recommend now that you actually don't make this trip because of the high risk of infection. especially since he had been hospitalized a few weeks before the trip was planned. >> reporter: following doctor's orders, the couple canceled the christmas trip. they figured their costs were covered, though, because they had travel insurance. they filed a claim complete with the doctor's note and were promptly denied. they concluded the kidney tra

the barreras will try again for mexico city late this summer.hey said they'll pay it with the neardly $3,000 that telemundo 48 respond and nbc bay area responds fought to return to them. >> thank you, nbc bay area responds for the help the assistance, and for making this possible. the money we thought was lost. >> some travel insurance policies do cover existing conditions. if you're considering travel insurance, do some homework. look past the broad promises and advertising and focus in on the details inside the contract. specifically exclusions. also, shop around. multiple companies offer travel insurance and they're fairly competitive. the price you pay and coverage you might get will vary if you do some comparisons. send us your consumer complaints. 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> it is 7:41. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up game two of the nba finals is upon us. we'll hear from steph curry ahead of tonight's game at oracle. oing to be wild inside "roaracle" tonight -- as the >>> welcome back at 7:43. here's

there's mexico's city hall surrounding monuments, as well.n paris, as well, paris's city hall, also you see the green there. nbc's matt bradley joining us now from london. he's in the bureau there with more on how world leaders are reacting. we heard from the leaders of italy, germany and france. they put out the joint statement yesterday, condemning the decision, matt. what more are we hearing fm them? what are we hearing from others? >> thanks, craig. well, it has been universal and disappointment is the term we've seen in a lot of these different press releases and statements from governments. front and center in all of this outrage has been french president macron. he managed to use the president's favorite campaign slogan against him. take a listen. >> i reaffirm clearly that the paris agreement remains irreversible and will be implemented. not just by france but by all the other nations. we will succeed.e are fully com. wherever we live, wherever we are, we all share the same responsibility. make our planet great again. >> now, craig, b

. >>> speaking of brawl, down in mexico city. to the underground system. suits were involved. i don't know if you know anything about this. are you familiar? >> it was a character in a series who was a suit, would come into a neighborhood and start demanding money. >> that's the slang these guys are hurling at two of the dudes in suits. the guys in plain clothes started to attack at least the one guy in a suit. this whole scuffle captured by omar flor rest. this brawl spills out of the train car. this all over the two guys that were just wearing suits. >> just needed some golfers. they could have taken care of that. >> zip ties. >>> who said swaddling is only for babies? >> adult swaddling. >> apparently this has taken off in japan. >> but see how these ladies feel after giving it a shot. >> it actually feels very item in your dorm room or something. >> it worked. >>> when you become a parent it's all about getting your swaddle game on point. you guys know what i'm talking about? >> wrapping the babies up and getting them snug so they go to sleep. >> if yo

it is visiting mexico city today and the mexicans love her. she stood up to trump last month. >> the times of being able to fully rely on others are others to some extent. that is something i have experienced in the last few days. we europeans must take our fate into our own hands. of course, in friendship with the united states of america, britain, and where possible, good neighbors to other countries. and we need to realize it's up to us to fight for the future for our own destiny. that is what i want to do together. >> angela merkel there and let's go to new york, germany needs mexico. they both need the u.s. at the end of the day. what is unfolding here? >> mexico and germany and replace trade with the u.s. with each other. yes, germany is the biggest trading partner for mexico. if you look at the numbers, trade between germany and mexico is roughly $18 billion. trade between mexico and the u.s. is roughly $500 billion. you can't really compare the two and we shouldn't forget the biggest part of the trade deficit that the u.s. is having, t

in one of his very first actions in congress, president trump reinstated the mexico city policy to prevent taxpayer funding from organizations that perform or promote abortions abroad. [applause] v.p. pence: i'm proud to say the president recently expanded that policy to cover nearly $9 billion in foreign aid. in january our president personally sent me to speak, i guess for the first time ever, for someone in one of these positions, at the annual march for life. [applause] v.p. pence: and i got to tell you the story. i went to the march for life and i said, the president sent me. some people might have thought i just said that. in fact, here's how it happened. we were talking earlier in the week about the calendar for the week. and the president was informed that prime minister may was visiting from great britain. our cherished ally. so he he was not going to be able to even break away for a phone call, which had been tradition of many presidents since that day in 1973. and i was standing in the oval office and the president said, oh, well i won't be able to call. i said rather shyly, wel

chasing through busy mexico city traffic. to try to save this dog's life. >> mind you, the driver is on the very busy boulevards are very aggressive. they're not going to stop for a dog. >> no. >> she's yelling at cars that are coming by, trying to get them to slow down. >> what is she saying? >> the rider is telling people to watch out for the dog and the pedestrians are walking by and she's telling them to grab the dog, grab the leash. >> this -- wow. >> i would have expected it to be tired by now. >> i thought so, too, but this little guy does not tire out. he's up on the sidewalk and somebody comes up on a motorcycle just to her right and tries to block this little guy. at least get him out of the middle of the street. >> he just barely slips away from that woman on the sidewalk and now he's back into the street it does look like he's starting to get tired out. >> alert construction worker was able to reach down, grab the lead, pick him up and able to return this dog to the owner. a similar scenario played out on the 2:15

he's 18 years old going into tonight's mexico city a place where the usa has never won a match. he predicted a win for usa. u versus mexico, the loser with fans booing the visitingke- americans. silencing them from 40 yards out. shades of karly lloyd in the world cup. omar gone l sals can't get a foot to it. weaving through, the entire us back line ties it for l tree one-one. final minutes of the match. the win. usa gets a point in mexico with a one-one mexico drop. the biggest stories for redskins have been more about what's happening off the field rather on it. who is not showing up for workouts and why and what is up with kirk cousins' contract. this week is it is reported that they are working on a deal. there is a july 15 deadline to get it done we should know by then. kirk cousins was out there this week his agent. the redskins were in the bottom third of the league. dead last and third down conversion. they bring in this guy dj square jer from atlanta to fill a hole in the middle of the defense. dj, the skins neededded his help. me and my guy tony jefferson was looking at