mexico city is taking steps to change its reckless driving culture which leads to thousands of accidents and an average of three deaths per day despite being one of the world's biggest and busiest cities drive us country don't have to take any test to get their license david messer explains from mexico city. it's a typical tuesday morning in mexico city and parents drop their children off at school it's a chaotic scene in the prize make up in her rearview mirror another leaves her car in the middle of the street an argument breaks out after a man backs into a vehicle that's being double parked. in mexico city is one of the world's most populated metropolises every day more than five million vehicles clogged streets in the road accidents are common more than a thousand people die in crashes every year traffic accidents are now the leading cause of death for children between five and fourteen years old the government says this must stop. traffic related that's unacceptable because they can be prevented we can do this in steps through new regulations infrastructure that knowledge is some tr

here's the kind of extra helping of crap you got to deal with if you run the hottest restaurant in mexico cityhter of 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 mexica

to deliver so this dream which are here this past september another powerful earthquake rocked mexico city hundreds of people died and once again thousands were left homeless. pets are playable as apartment building collapsed now she lives in this makeshift camp in a city park petra can't afford local rents so for now the sixty four year old sleeps in this tent. you have to be here in the camp all the time and put pressure on the government we don't want to be left here on the street for too long because we're senior citizens and we're vulnerable some of those displaced will benefit from government programs to cover short term rent payments and provide. it's for housing loans but as winter temperatures drop others fear they'll be left out in the cold politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand and five but the cost and complexity of housing hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government will fail david mercer al-jazeera in mexico city. i'm sure a col these are the headl

in one of the world's biggest cities the cost of doing nothing is simply too high david mercer mexico city. now one of iraq's oldest working cars has gone on display in the city of basra the ford model t. been known by the last autumn governor. says he had some reconditioning over the years but he's amazed it still works. all right time for a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera a south korean president says he's willing to meet the north korean leader kim. moon proposed a summit to resolve differences between both nations of the nuclear program it follows high level talks. i keep myself i've been to any maidan including the summer with north korea if it's helpful for an improvement of self north relations or a settlement of the north korean nuclear issue but to have the summit some conditions must be established i think a certain level of success must be guaranteed the israeli army has carried out raids on the villages close to the occupied west bank town of nablus after an israeli settler was shot dead is to clear the area to the south west of not less. up to one hundred mig

mexico city's new drive to force millions of motorists to take lessons for the first time on the table. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. welcome back we've seen some colder air pushing its way down through the caucuses and through into western parts of asia for the last couple of days so back to struggling with temperatures of six tehran's not particularly warm either by that they're faring better nineteen degrees is a high and around the eastern side the mediterranean the weather conditions remaining find the twenty degrees in beirut as you start to pick up more of a southerly breeze here in the arabian peninsula still seeing the risk of showers a sudden end of the red sea and also we've seen showers working the way down through the gulf and the threat of showers still there slightly during the course of wednesday for qatar and through towards the rest of the gulf states and then as a head on into thursday we should find it brightening up a little bit temperatures generally not too bad riyadh just getting up to twenty one degrees celsius across into souther

don't have to take a test to get a driving license on the roads of mexico city three people are killed every day and thousands of traffic accidents reported. government pressure to stay away from bad habits david must have a pool. it's a typical tuesday morning in mexico city and parents drop their children off at school it's a chaotic scene on the prize make up in her rearview mirror another leaves her car in the middle of the street an argument breaks out after a man backs into a vehicle that's being double parked. mexico city is one of the world's most populated metropolises every day more than five million vehicles clogged streets with road accidents are common more than a thousand people die in crashes every year traffic accidents are now the leading cause of death for children between five and fourteen years old the government says this must stop. traffic related that's unacceptable because they can be prevented we can do this in steps through new regulations infrastructure that no other do some training. officials have already reduced speed limits and install traffic cameras now

mexico city is one of the world's most populated metropolises every day more than five million vehicles clogged streets. road accidents are common more than a thousand people die in crashes every year traffic accidents are now the leading cause of death for children between five and fourteen years old the government says this must stop. traffic related that's unacceptable because they can be prevented we can do this in steps through new regulations infrastructure that knowledge of some trainings. officials have already reduced speed limits and installed traffic cameras now efforts to change driving culture are focused here this is one of the government offices in mexico city where people come to get their driver's licenses or maybe i should say where people come to buy their licenses because all you need to bring here is a piece of government id a utility bill and pay the equivalent of forty dollars and within five minutes you're walking out with a license to drive it's just that easy. but this is changing starting in two thousand and eighteen drivers will have to take driving courses r

mexico city's new drive. for the first time. the israeli army has carried out raids on a number of villages close to the occupied west bank town of nablus after thirty five year old israeli settler was shot dead the army has declared the area of the south west of nablus a military zone there are reports of skirmishes in the villages and fatah tension has been simmering in the palestinian territory since u.s. president. the united states was recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital fourteen palestinians have been killed in the. west bank and gaza. last week threatening to cut off aid to the palestinians and said jerusalem was the negotiating table let's get more on this now we're joined by. firstly harry what more can you tell us about this man's death and what's happening there now. well this was a thirty five year old man as you say a resident of the. illegal outposts just to the southwest of nablus he was a rabbi a father of six obviously someone of some standing within this relatively small illegal outpost in the area of nab

my wife is in mexico city.se alone, but they are going to come in to visit, and maybe they are going to live in san jose. damian: all right. what is it that you miss most? is it tacos ola, is it el tenampa, or is it cicero's, what is it that--what restaurant do you miss most in mexico city? juan manuel: my house. damian: ¿verdad que sí? juan manuel: yes. damian: well, that's great. any final thoughts from you in being in this new assignment as a new mexican consul general here in these four counties that you cover? juan manuel: i say--would like to say thank you, damian, for this kind invitation. you know you're -whewatching televisionol, that's educational and informational. "the more you know" on nbc. -all across america, people are dedicating their lives to giving back. -you're going to make me cry. -from executive producer blair underwood. this is "give." -thank you so much. -each week on "give," blair... jenna bush hager... or one of their celebrity friends drop in on two small, but mighty charities that a

war with mexico but backs a bipartisan solution to help undocumented migrant moultrie may have in mexico city where they're finally getting people to take a driving. and i'm far is small and i'll have all the day's sport news including a great step forward in the olympic spirit that's how the i.o.c. are describing north korea's decision to send our fleets to next month's winter games. there are very warm welcome to the siren news there israeli army has carried out raids on a number of villages close to the occupied west bank town of nablus after thirty five year old israeli was shot dead the army's declared the area to the south west of nablus now as a military zone there are reports of skirmishes in the villages of tel and samarra and of settlers throwing stones at passing cars in the village of houla and harry fawcett joins me now from west jerusalem hi there harry what else can you tell us. well as you say the man involved in this shooting the victim of the shooting has been confirmed dead he was taken to hospital inside israel near tel aviv and was confirmed dead shortly after arrival he'

mexico city's new drive to force millions of us to take lessons for the first time. and the sport of manchester flawless endless football season is challenged by a second side. u.s. president former adviser steve baton has resigned from his role as executive chairman of the right to a news website brought bought a calm days after all the remarks about it made about trump and his son and the recently published book far and few in it that and called two thousand and sixteen meeting between donald trump jr and a group of russians treasonous let's get more on this now we're joined by cost estabrook she's live for us in washington d.c. so bad and brought but saying it was has decision to leave but how likely is that die and what are you hearing. well there's rampant speculation in washington that he didn't leave on his own that that steve bannon may have actually been pushed out of the right bar there's a billionaire investor who by the name of rebecca mercer whose family supports republican and very conservative causes and she sits on the board of breitbart she's an inve

this past september another powerful earthquake rocked mexico city hundreds of people died and once again thousands were left homeless. pets are playable as apartment building collapsed now she lives in this makeshift camp in a city park petra can't afford local rents so for now the sixty four year old sleeps in this tent. you have to be here in the camp all the time and put pressure on the government and we don't want to be left here on the street for too long because we're senior citizens and we're vulnerable some of those displaced will benefit from government programs to cover short term rent payments and provide credits for housing loans but as winter temperatures drop others fear they'll be left out in the cold politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand and five but the cost and complexity of housing hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government will fail david mercer al-jazeera and mexico city. there has been a rise in the number of flaws. in the us declaring

mexico city is one of the world's most populated metropolises every day more than five million vehiclesclogged streets. road accidents are common more than a thousand people die in crashes every year traffic accidents are now. the leading cause of death for children between five and fourteen years old the government says this must stop as much as wanted to traffic related that's unacceptable because they can be prevented we can do this in steps through new regulations infrastructure that knowledge use and training. officials have already reduced speed limits and install traffic cameras now efforts to change driving culture are focused here this is one of the government offices in mexico city where people come to get their driver's licenses or maybe i should say where people come to buy their licenses because all you need to bring here is a piece of government id a utility bill and pay the equivalent of forty dollars and within five minutes you're walking out with a license to drive it's just that easy. but this is changing starting in two thousand and eighteen drivers will have to take

drive us don't have to take any tests to get their driving license they have a mexico city. it's a typical tuesday morning in mexico city and parents drop their children off at school it's a chaotic scene on the prize make up in her rearview mirror another leaves her car in the middle of the street an argument breaks out after a man backs into a vehicle that's being double parked. in mexico city is one of the world's most populated metropolises every day more than five million vehicles clogged streets. road accidents are common more than a thousand people die in crashes every year traffic accidents are now the leading cause of death for children between five and fourteen years old. the government says this must stop as much as what it does traffic related that's unacceptable because they can be prevented we can do this in steps through new regulations infrastructure that knowledge is some training. officials have already reduced speed limits and installed traffic cameras now efforts to change driving culture are focused here this is one of the government offices in mexico c

we discovered tacos with a twist in mexico city.de is back with the latest in what is trending in trouble. —— travel. first this week, i've come to australia's northern territory and one of the most iconic sites in the world — a problem. —— all roof. uluru. the giant monolith attracts more than one quarter of a million visitors each year. for many of them, climbing to the top is something of a rite of passage. but for the indigenous people of central australia, the rock means much more. as well as being an important place a tourist, uluru is a sacred site. at the moment, tourist are allowed to go up to the peak but all of that is about to change. at the end of 2017, the people who manage uluru in conjunction with it grew to owners a decision to ban tourist from climbing the rock. the 600 million —year—old rock is at the heart of anangu culture. a belief that touching the red sandstone is a way of communicating with the gods and it is the basis of their creation stories. it is almost like the law and it is really something that is so

as a federal district mexico city was responsible for generating almost sixteen percent of mexico's g.d.p. and in the metropolitan area did account for almost twenty two percent of the total national g.d.p. and mexico's now a top global export of cars and flat screen t.v.'s among other products xterra boasting a firm hold and a global economy through trade and more reporting for boom bust part thank you david thanks for that report very interesting next we are going to go to london to now stasia church in a who gives us a report on the u.k. and london and u.k. and europe rather. compared with a year ago the unemployment rate in member states fell over all except for finland where it is said to have stayed the same the rate still remain high especially if we compare them to what the numbers were head of the two thousand and eight collapse and recession that followed the largest recent drops in numbers were recorded in cyprus and greece now if we take a look at the highest and lowest unemployment levels among even member states the top five highest levels were recorded in greece and twenty

violent year for the country with twenty three thousand recorded murders and europol i reports from mexico city. local politics can be a dangerous business in mexico just ask people thirty year old political hopeful who wants to become mayor of the town of hope in the state of morelos. is new to the political scene but he knows that the risk of harassment extortion and even death at the hands of organized crime is very real if. i knew i would be lying if i said i wasn't afraid it would also be a lie to say that fear is not in the back of my mind but today were motivated by our goal to make a better place. at least six mexican politicians have been killed in recent weeks this includes of all four seven i know whether the mayor of a small town in the state of get little who was murdered on new year's eve. with a national election drawing near political leaders in mexico. worry over these types of attacks against public servants. but. i think this is a warning by organised crime against the political parties the problem here is impunity and the phenomenon of political violence the more this will c

first week in office, i reinstated a policy first put in place by president ronald reagan, the mexico city policy. i strongly supported the house pain capabletives bill, which would end painful late-term abortions nationwide. i called upon the senate to pass this important law and send it to my desk for signing. on the national day of prayer, i signed an executive order to protect religious liberty. [applause] very proud of that. today, i am announcing that we have just issued a new proposal rightsect consciences and religious freedoms of doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals. so important. i've also just reversed the previous administration policy that restricted states efforts to restrict medicaid funding away from abortion facilities that violate the law. [applause] we are protecting the sanctity of life and the family as the foundation of our society. this movement can only succeed with a heart and a soul and the prayer of the people. , is a woman today from greensboro, north carolina. where is she? hello, come up here. nice to see you. [applause] she was 17 when she found o

victor says with some pride this talk of those are the best in mexico city. of kentucky and the long line in his stall would appear to endorse that claim. they can but what do you recommend victor try the company johnno tacos there are specialty. mexicans like a hearty taco. and they package with a sausage. cheese from one pocket that melts into a cream. and then there's more me. it's all topped with fresh snow pollies the can't disprove and plenty of sumatra. and which salsa do you recommend you go for the red one it's the spiciest. i like it a bit spicy but you mexicans of course can handle a lot more right. than those a bit of the person that we give salt to to our kids so they get used to the spicy news from an early age for us there is no day without sauce. even if the spiciness gives us an upset stomach look we mexicans are modern doors we simply keep on eating. a lot of it is easy but. there's no elegant way to eat a taco it's simply a cornucopia of indulgence muvico very tasty if it is spicy. victor gets all the ingredients he needs around the corner

or mexico city with its fireworks. i and no one knows how to celebrate new year's like new york new york the revelers braved bone chilling cold terrorist threats and a blizzard of confetti to ring in two thousand and thirteen sharing one thing that is universal this holiday the hope of even better days to come kristen so many al-jazeera video. let's take you through some of the headlines here now the syria now south korea is welcoming a new year message from north korea's leader those raised the possibility of reopening talks kim jong un said the path to dialogue is open and improving ties is an urgent issue. we should actively create an atmosphere to move forward with the national reconciliation and reunification improving ties between the north and the south is an urgent issue that not only the north and south want what everyone else wants it's a grave matter to which the entire korean nation needs to put its efforts towards resolving contacts and dialogue between the north under south will expand exchanges on cooper

victor says with some pride that his talk was are the best in mexico city. on top of it and the long line in his stall would appear to endorse that calling. it kind of what do you recommend viktor try the comfort zone of tacos there are specialty. lexicons like a hearty taco. and they pack it with pop reka sausage. cheese from one pocket that melts into a cream. and then there's more meat. it's all topped with fresh no parties can't just fruit and plenty of sumatra. and which salsa do you recommend you go for the red one is the spiciest. i like it a bit spicy but you mexicans of course can handle a lot more right. than the person that we give salt to to our kids so they get used to the spicy news from an early age for us there is no day without sauce. i mean if the spiciness gives us an upset stomach good look we mexicans are my daughters we simply keep on eating because he was about as he is if. there's no elegant way to eat a taco it's simply a cornucopia of indulgence very tasty and spicy. victor gets all the ingredients he needs around the corner mexico'

worry that they'll be the next target and that's creating fears for the democratic process from mexico city reports. local politics can be a dangerous business in mexico just ask people thirty year old political hopeful who wants to become mayor of the town of hope in the state of morelos. always new to the political scene but he knows that the risk of harassment extortion and even death at the hands of organized crime is very real if. i knew i would be lying if i said i wasn't afraid it would also be a lie to say that fear is not in the back of my mind but today were motivated by our goal to make. a better place. at least six mexican politicians have been killed in recent weeks this includes of all four seven i know gather the mayor of a small town in the state of get little who was murdered on new year's eve. with a national election drawing near political leaders in mexico. worry over these types of attacks against public servants. i think this is a warning by organised crime against the political parties the problem here is impunity and the phenomenon of political violence the more this

as a federal district mexico city was responsible for generating almost sixteen percent of mexico's g.d.p. and in the metropolitan area did account for almost twenty two percent of the total national g.d.p. and mexico's now a top global export of cars and flat screen t.v.'s among other products xterra boasting a firm hold and a global economy through trade and more reporting for boom bust part thank you david thanks for that report very interesting next we are going to go to london to now stasia church and who gives us a report on the u.k. and london and u.k. and europe rather. compared with a year ago the unemployment rate in member states fell over all except for finland where it is said to have stayed the same the rate still remain high especially if we compare them to what the numbers were head of the two thousand and eight collapse and recession that followed the largest recent drops in numbers were recorded in cyprus and greece now if we take a look at the highest and lowest unemployment levels among even member states the top five highest levels were recorded in greece and twenty p

let me check mexico city. it looks great. here is what we will do.ro at about noon, have some lunch and then we will tee off. >> i will have to get to strokes -- get two strokes aside because i have not played all winter, i am rusty and i know you have probably been playing every day, right? [laughter] >> in a virtually dirt free environment, karen shaw gets her hands a very dirty. she is a skilled potter. the work decorates their home and the homes of many friends. during her career years she was a teacher of fine arts. now she is able to continue practicing her craft. because a household demand's have been greatly diminished. the same way jamie, although he has a rigorous lesson schedule, is already taking advantage of his electronic world. ♪ >> who's your worthy opponent? >> dad. i am replaying the game we had sunday. now i want to see if i can work that trap that bobby fischer used in the world games. >> your dad will be home soon, why don't you wait and play him live? >> ok. >> i've got things to do in the kitchen. >> i think i will help you. [f

from here they go to mexico city at the end of next month. they hope to continue making progress. e progress, they could continue the talks throughout the year, even though mexico and the u.s. are having elections, president trump has asked for the renewal to keep the negotiations going. he was pretty tough. if that was optimistic, i am afraid to see pessimistic. butjust negotiating canada wto, saying canada was outrageous. reporter: she firmly pushed back against what he was saying noting, that it put the u.s. out of step with the rest of the world, the negotiating posture was weird, she suggested. she turned president trump's words back on them in regards to the wto, saying that not only trade deals have to be fair but reciprocal. the mostat are some of contentious issues left on the table for the next few rounds of negotiations? lighthizer somewhat surprisingly rejected the canadian proposal for ways to improve content in cars. tough talks still remain on dairy and agriculture, government procurement and the sunset clause. a lot remains. he says a have to make progress on these

it leaves substantial work for future meetings and mexico city at the end of february and washingtonhe following month. leasedi eight won a new of a surprise victory over u.s. tariffs. the u.s. international trade commission ruled against boeing saying come of the american aviation industry has not been harmed by sales. the vote blocks a commerce department decision to impose duties of almost 300% on bombarding a sales in the united states. it has jumped the most in almost two years to its highest in three years. the man said to be saudi arabia's richest businessman has been freed from detention in riyadh with his companies urging the most since 2014. were -- wase prints held in a corruption crackdown. he described his detention is "a misunderstanding." expects control of the holdings are president trump has compiled more pressure on u.k. prime minister theresa may by saying he would have handled brexit differently. it will -- he would have been tougher on brussels. may was hoping for endorsement but he offered and onions -- unflattering assessment. conservatives have given may 3 mon

>> mexico city. >> from mexico city. you have a baby now. >> yes. >> and you are a daca recipient.ckground check. >> yes. >> you were finger printed. you have a job? >> yes. >> you pay taxes? >> yes. >> you go to nursing school? >> yes. >> how many of you think it would be right for esmeralda to be sent back to a country that she's never known. >> well i don't think it would be right but would be legal for her to go back to mexico and then apply like everybody else. i did it myself. i am proud of legal immigration. >> okay that's a fair point. i think it's a very fair point. i'd like you to meet somebody else if we could. michael, come on in. so michael, have a seat right there. if you would. so michael is her fiance. and rose's dad. tell us about yourself, michael. >> i'm born and raised in kansas, deep down many beautiful country. i grew up really strong conservative. i work in the max prison. my part-time job i'm a united states soldier for the army national guard. >> and michael is being deployed soon over seas. which leaves his fiance and his daughter behind. which means his f