the aeromexico flight was headed from durango to mexico city yesterday, and crashed shortly after takeoff in that flight was headed from duran durango to mexico city yesterday and crashed shortly after takeoff in stormy weather. pictures showed billowing black smoke and flames. >> you start gaining speed and as soon as you start taking off, all of a sudden the plane starts struggling and it's getting hit with hail. the higher up we went into the storm, the heavier the hail got and more wind. >> the governor of durango says weather is believed to be a factor. >>> wells fargo fined more than $2 billion for the mortgage crisis back in 2010. the department of justice says wells fargo sold nearly 75,000 loans to investors. almost half of those loans defaulted in that economic collapse. wells fargo will now pay 2.1 billion to the government. it's one of the last big banks

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many are connecting here in mexico city. as we have spoken to them, they told us when they got on the flight, it was raining outside. there was wind and something, some wind gust is how they described it, brought the plane down. there was a dash to get off the plane and then they saw flames and smoke. many, all, we have spoken to say this was a miracle. now the investigation begins. the investigators have been able to recover the black boxes and say they are in good condition and they will be critical in getting a better understanding of the sequence of events and what led up to that plane coming down. even the ntsb has sent some investigators to look into it. in the meantime, many survivors are saying they are just lucky to be able to tell their stories. dave. kaylee. >> lucky indeed. >>> priceless royal artifacts stolen from the swedish cathedral in a daring plot. making off with jewels belonging to former monarchs. they were taken from the cathedral west of stockholm. they were stolen from the motor boat. the items stolen

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on impact the plane was heading from durango a city in the north of the country to the capital mexico city and there are around one hundred people on board now some of those after the crash were reportedly able to walk to the nearest motorway to ask for help and dylan says then turned up and took people to nearby hospitals some of them suffering from burns others from other injuries now there's going to be and there's already starting to be investigations about exactly what happened what we do know so far is that the plane was trying to take off in quite bad weather but coupled with that is a sensation in mexico of relief over something that could have been a lot worse. zimbabwe's president. and his main rival nelson chamisa both say they're confident of victory after monday's election but. say it could be a tight race it was the first polls and robert mugabe was forced from office has more from harare. the wait to find out who has won zimbabwe's presidential election could be a long one parliamentary. but the presidential will only be announced when all assaults from the more than ten tho

mexico city policy. proposed regulations to prevent title x taxpayer funding from subsidizing abortion. i was the first president to stand in the rose garden to address the march for life. first one. my administration has strongly spoken out against religious persecution including the persecution of christians all over the world. for that, we have become not only a strong voice but a very powerful force. we are stopping a lot of bad things from happening. we brought home hostages from north korea including american pastor and we are fighting to release after brunson -- pastor brunson from turkey. we recognize the capital of israel and open the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. we are restoring opportunities for all americans, african-americans, hispanic americans, they have all recently achieved their lowest rates ever recorded in the history of their country. women's unemployment recently achieved its lowest rate in 65 years. very important to me, youth unemployment has reached its lowest rate and nearly 50 ye

we have more now from mexico city.as only claudia excepted to talk to us on the condition of anonymity in the privacy of her own home. just 50 kilometers or from mexico's capital city, abortion remains a taboo subject. >> i was very scared. i was worried to tell my parents. whenter: claudia was raped she was 17 years old. >> people talk here. talk. get raped, they if you decide to get an abortion after getting raped, people talk even more. reporter: in mexico abortion is only legal in the capital within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. the majority of women who want an abortion must travel to mexico city. myra accompanied claudia during the process. >> each state has different exceptions with regard to the prohibition of abortion. here there are four. reporter: in the event of rape, all states technically allow abortion. but in practice the law is not always enforced. at the first clinic she went to, all the doctors objected to performing abortions based on moral reasons. until now each push to make abortion a federal

the plane was on its way to mexico city when it went down.ied to take off from durango state on the two—hour flight south from guadalupe victoria international airport with at least 80 people on board. one local network said that people had been seen walking away from the playing. the airport is now closed while emergency services deal with it crashed and families wait for news on the condition of the passengers and crew on board. well, earlier i was joined by david gleave, an aviation safety investigator, based at loughborough university. i asked him for an assessment of the initial report into the crash. i have just been looking up some online videos and the aircraft has crashed very close to the runway, various engine parts and parts of the fuselage scattered off the left hand side of the runway before you get to the wreckage. it looks like it is an attempt to take off, it may have lifted off and then come back down again to the left of the runway and overrun the runway. i cannot tell from the initial videos. from the impact of the images

the plane belonged to the national carrier mexico and was on a domestic flight from durango to mexico city the government says the plane was hit by a gust of wind as it left the runway and john holliman has more from mexico city. it really was the great escape for those on board the plane in mexico that crashed just after the taken off when you see the pictures of the plane crash we flames coming out of it really is incredible that no one died on impact the plane was heading from durango a city in the north of the country to the capital mexico city and there are around one hundred people on board now some of those after the crash were reportedly able to walk to the nearest motorway to ask for help. then turned up and took people to nearby hospitals some of them suffering from burns others from other injuries now there's going to be really starting to be investigations about exactly what happened what we do know so far is that the plane was trying to take off in quite bad weather but coupled with that is a sensation in mexico of relief over something that could have been a lot worse. zimbab

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you need to be careful of street crime in mexico city. rge parts, san miguel de allende, there are many cities that are still safe and good for tourists. brian: what is the difference between dass and the way we view our border from the way we do? ms. thompson: that's a good question. i think mexicans see in the border an opportunity. they see the border as an opportunity for trade. they see the border as an opportunity for cultural exchange, for travel. the american concept of the border is about a threat. we see the border as a threat. and as a source of potential harm. we think it is a kind of place we like to avoid. so we do not see it it as a bit of an optimistic opportunity kind of focus. we see it as a scary great -- a scary place. when i tell people i'm from the border, they often think you go across. i walked across. brian: what about the $25 billion that is sent back to mexico from the united states? ms. thompson: mexican migrants send more remittances than nationals in this country back to their home country. and that money pays

the light turns red in mexico city and something extraordinary happens. look. this is the idea of identica a ballet company working with the mix crew city government to take don'ts to the masses in this traffic choked city that means here. is the satisfaction for every ballerina to dance on the stage to reach all kinds of different people and see their reactions much closer than just from an assigned seat watching you from every side. motorists and pedestrians who catch the performance early tool in all. the movie makes you think oh i never seen something like that here that belongs in a theater and to see it in the street you just say wow. it reminds us what we really are because sometimes the daily routine can make us mechanical this brings us back to ourselves. they've got to classics like swan lake. to fit exactly in the fifty eight seconds between lights. they've made other adjustments to special non-slip shoes and changes in routine for less jumps on the hard road on cold days like this one they have to warm up for an hour and a half before performing the

so it's easy to walk around where i live in mexico city and say yes, i believe in the mexican dream, and i do. i see parts of mexico that just melt me away and that just want, i mean, i want to stay there. i want to live there. but also a realist, and when my mom questions whether or not we did the right thing, i said maybe i could invent a merchant, but it probably would've ended up paying extortion are being afraid of being kidnapped. and so it's a constant debate. do you believe in the mexican dream, do you believe in the american dream? i believe in the american dream because been great for me. i mean, i wouldn't be sitting here with you. i'm a high school dropout. i wouldn't be sitting here with you have my mom not made that sacrifice, not had that courage to leave it all behind and to seek something better. >> right. building off of that, you say immigration runs deep in the blood of just about every mexican it was part of the heritage, their dna. can you expand on that idea of immigration being in your blood and in your heritage, and whether that immigration is a type of resili

the aircraft was on its way to mexico city when it crashed.tate on the two—hour flight south from guadalupe victoria international airport, with 97 passengers and 4 crew on board. this footage has also emerged — a hailstorm in durango around the time of the crash. though it's not clear if the weather was a factor in what happened. authorities haven't said how serious the injuries sustained far. it seems some of the passengers were able to walk off the plane after it came down. the airport is now closed while emergency services deal with the crush and families wait the news on the condition of the passengers and crew onboard. andrew plant, bbc news. well earlier we were joined by our bbc mundo correspondent, ana gabriela rojas live from mexico city. we asked her whether she thought it was a miracle anyone survived. i was just talking to one survivor, jacqueline flores, who was extremely elected to survive. she said it was scary. she was really happy to be alive. she said there were panicked scenes, people were bleeding, it was very difficult to

thank you very much tatiana now finally this bulletin mexico city is one of the most congested in the world

i just mexico city. this is all just here are these are the top stories cimarron khan has been sworn in as pakistan's new prime minister is to reconstruct party is the largest in the national assembly but he still needs to form a coalition government at a formal ceremony at the presidency in the capital islamabad he promised to work for the people and to come down hard on corruption. turkey's credit ratings been lowered by two key agencies moody's and standard and poor's say it's become more difficult for turkey to make payments on its debts the country's already being rocked by financial crisis and sanctions from the united states washington's threatening to impose more economic pressure it wants turkey to for u.s. pastor who's been in jail there since twenty sixteen. he's been a problem for a long time they have not acted as the french. will see what happened they have a wonderful christian pastor a wonderful pastor brunson. made up this phony. by. not is by. going through a trial right now. they shoul

john hold with al-jazeera mexico city. this is a reminder of our top stories a vigil has been held in the u.s. city of charlottesville on the first anniversary of violence between fall right and anti racism protesters last year meanwhile dozens of white supremacist demonstrators rallied near the white house in washington but they were outnumbered by thousands of counter protesters. the leaders of russia iran kazakstan azerbaijan and turkmenistan have signed an agreement on the legal status of the caspian sea it means they can now share the body of water and its oil and gas resources turkish lira is plunged to another record low on concerns over rising inflation and u.s. tariffs it fell to seven point two four against the dollar in early monday trading in the asia pacific region the nearest lost about forty percent of its value so far this year turkey's finance minister says he'll start carrying out a new economic plan to ease invest the concerns on monday. at least thirty nine people have been killed in an explosion at a we

john holden al-jazeera mexico city. where you could always find a much more on our website find that. dot com take a look i'll be right back with iran left of the headline stay with us. hello again you're watching out there and here's a reminder for our top stories thousands of farai protesters had hundreds of counter demonstrators have gathered in washington d.c. to mark the anniversary of last year's deadly white supremacist rally in the u.s. city of charlottesville the unite the rights group is leading what's being this white civil rights rally supporters were escorted by police as they marched through the streets towards the white house. and the white nationalists have been met by counter protesters who are rallying against racists nearly a thousand people are taking part in an afternoon program of music speeches and poetry readings a vigil has also been held in charlottesville one of the victims of last year's violence ellen fisher has more. the number of so-called right white supremacists who turned up for this ev

i just needa mexico city. you know we're out there and these are the top stories the indian prime minister narendra modi has surveyed what's been described as some of the worst flooding in a century in the state of carola thousands of people in the south of the country are being moved from their homes more than three hundred twenty people have been killed every rains over the past few days triggered landslides and sent water rushing through villages former cricket star him run karen has been sworn in as prime minister of pakistan is taken in more than two decades to get the top job after retiring from sport and turning his attention to politics he was elected prime minister in a vote of the country's national assembly on friday the state funeral is underway for the victims of tuesday's bridge collapse in genoa president said geo matter earlier it's set to attend and it'll be presided over by the archbishop of genoa but some of the families are blaming the government for the disaster and they're staying away th

i just needa mexico city. you're watching all just there i'm still robert these are all top news stories a former u.n. secretary general kofi annan has died and that was eighty years old he's dancing seven secretary generals from nineteen ninety seven to two thousand and six or was the first to rise to the top of the united nations from within the ranks of the organization he received the nobel peace prize jointly with the then in two thousand and one for their work towards a more peaceful world. indeed prime minister narendra modi has surveyed what's been described as some of the worst flooding in a century in the southern state of carola thousands of stranded p. people are waiting to be rescued as heavy rain continues to batter the region. most of the remains of a family a husband wife and their nine year old daughter have been recovered from the rubble of the bridge that collapsed in italy on choose day it brings the number of dead to more than forty with hundreds more injured a state funeral has taken plac

lot of the same ways you do in barcelona on the trip you need to be careful of street crime in mexico city. but large parts, there are many cities that i think are still safe and good for tourists. >> what is the difference in the way the mexicans approached the border between the united states and mexico and the way we do. >> that is a if opportunity for change and they see the border as opportunities for travel in the americans sort of concept of the border is about a threat and we see it as a kind of place we'd like to avoid. so we don't see it as an opportunity kind of focus. we see it more of a scary place. i tell people i'm perfect the border they think that you go across and i, you though say i went across all the time. i walked across and it was easy as if i was crossing a street. it's not that way anymore sadly. >> what st it mean that a primary source of support. many mexican mi dpchlt rants send more remittances than many other nationals in this country back to their home country and that pays for everything from building roads, schools, and hospitals in places where the there t

is a west village of mexico city. it has become very hip. it hasn't some of the coolest restaurants. there is a beautiful park called mexico park. brian lamb: i looked up statistics on mexico and how it fits in the world. it is the 14th largest country and area. 31 states. what i am getting at is, what do you find americans know about mexico and what do they not know? ginger thompson: what americans unfortunately see mexico through the lens of the working class people who are the largest numbers of mexican people who live here. gardeners, factory workers, restaurant workers. mexico is a very large, vibrant, diverse country. the southern part of the country does not look anything like the northern part. it is like the u.s. california is nothing like kentucky. oaxaca is nothing like the state in the north. i think people misunderstand the sophistication of the country. its capital is an intellectually vibrant place where people have a real sophisticated understanding of the world and of their history. they are very aware of the united states in

mexico city is one of the most congested cities in the world huge traffic jams are a regular part of people's journeys but now motorists are being treated to a surprise when they stop at a red light home and reports on the dancers taking ballet to the masses one signal at a time. the light turns red image to city and something extraordinary happens. this is the idea of then tia a ballet company working with the mix to city government to take don't stir the masses mr traffick choked city means here. ok this is the satisfaction for every ballerina to dance on the stage to reach all kinds of different people and see their reactions much closer than just from an assigned seat watching you from every side. motorists and pedestrians you catch the performance earl italy and all. of everything makes you think oh i never seen something like that here that belongs in a theater and to see it in the street you just saw. wow. it reminds us what we really are because sometimes the daily routine can make us mechanical this brings us back to ourselves. they did that to classics like swan lake. to fi

to home and has more from mexico city . it really was the great escape for those on board the plane in mexico that crashed just off the taken off when you see the pictures of the plane post crash we flames coming out of it really is incredible that no one died on impact the plane was headed from durango a city in the north of the country to the capital mexico city and there around one hundred people on board now some of those after the crash were reportedly able to walk to the nearest motorway to ask for help and given since then turned up and took people to nearby hospitals some of them suffering from burns others from other injuries now there's going to be there's already starting to be investigations about exactly what happened what we do know so far is that the plane was trying to take off in quite bad weather but coupled with that is a sensation in mexico of relief over something that could have been a lot worse. as a president m.s.m. went on gaga and his main rival nelson chamisa both say that they're confident of vic

whereas many of them are not. >> our cities tour staff travel to las cruces, new mexico to write about its rich history. learn about other stops on her tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you're watching american history tv. all weekend every weekend on c-span. >> this year marks the 50th anniversary of the chicago democratic convention. a panel discussion on the artists role during the chaotic 1968 presidential nominating convention. andlars explore the impact norman mailer's account of the events. they also talk about visual artist activism and the .ewspapers of time northwestern university's medill school of journalism host of this event. it's one hour 45 minutes.

headed to mexico city. it >> you can see it was raining pretty hard.the plane was taking off from the northern state of durango, headed to mexico city. it is not clear if a gust of wind or hail caused the crash. with the plane in flames, passengers scrambled to escape. some described being trapped in the back as a smoke filled the cabin. all 103 passengers and crew survived. most suffered minor injuries. the pilot and two passengers were in critical but stable condition. >>> the remains of what are believed to be us soldiers killed during the korean war are finally on their way home. the military saluted the boxes during a ceremony in south korea today. those remains were then loaded onto several aircraft headed for american soil for the first time in 65 years. >> you have to watch your heart here, because this all could just fizzle. this could be nothing. it could be everything. >> north korea agreed to return the remains of the president trump met with north korean leader, kim jong-un in june. there are still about 5300 service members listed as miss

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on to mexico city, and things are looking up.e but it's technical problems which hold him back. the gearbox penalty as he starts in 12 place and finishing tenth. here come the lights now! we go green in uruguay! uruguay makes for some exciting competition between alex and sam. lynn third and bird in eighth. going to be a tight one between the two ds virgin team—mates. sam bird in front of lynn so the two ds virgin cars have swapped position. alex coming in sixth place. and the hard work does not stop once alex is off the track. i suppose my height as a racing driver is quite unusual. i'm quite a tall racing driver. alex is six foot one. i have to watch my weight maybe more than other drivers. it's been a long time since i could think i can eat whatever i want. even if it'sjust a mental thing, a symbolic thing in the gym, but it translates to your whole life and certainly in your professional life. the pressure is a privilege. because at the end of the day, it means that someone is expecting a certain type of performance from you,

the aeromexico flight was flying from guadalupe victoria international airport to mexico city.e airport just after take—off. 0n the scene reports say passengers were seen walking to a nearby road to seek help. andrew plant has the latest. thick plumes of smoke in the distance from a passengerjet thick plumes of smoke in the distance from a passenger jet which crashed shortly after takeoff. is not clear yet how many people have been injured, but officials say no one was killed. the photos show the plane was severely damaged. the plane was severely damaged. the plane was severely damaged. the plane was on its way to mexico city when it crashed, had tried to take off from durango state on the two—hour flight south, guadalupe victoria international with 97 people on board. this footage has also emerged, they might pale storm in durango around the time of the crash. it is not clear whether the weather was a factor. state government has said that there are have been injury, though it they are not clear on how serious the. one local tv networks said people were seen walking off the pl

thank you very much tatiana now finally this bulletin mexico city is one of the most congested in the world with huge traffic jams a regular part of people's journeys but now most of us are being treated to a surprise john heilemann reports on the dolls taking ballet to the masses one traffic light at a time. the light turns red image to city and something extraordinary happens. this is the idea of then tia a ballet company working with the mix crew city government to take don't stop the masses missed traffic choked city means here. is the satisfaction for every ballerina to dance on the stage to reach all kinds of different people and see their reactions much closer than just from an assigned seat watching you from every side. motorists and pedestrians who catch the performance earl italie nor will it ever makes you think oh i never seen something like that here that belongs in a theater and to see it in the street you just say wow. it reminds us what we really are because sometimes the daily routine can make us mechanical this brings us back to ourselves oh they did that to classics

dome home an al-jazeera mexico city. and as always there is lots more on our website al-jazeera dot com get the latest on all the stories we're following there al jazeera dot com. this is al-jazeera is going to mind in our top stories a vigil has been held in the u.s. city of charlottesville on the first anniversary of the violence between fall write an anti racism protesters last year while dozens of white supremacists rallied near the white house in washington but they were outnumbered by the thousands of counter protesters. the leaders of russia iran and three former soviet republics have signed an agreement on the legal status of the caspian sea it means they can now share the body of water and its oil and gas resources. how dare you sign admonish we have shown in this convention that we stick to the principles of fairness although we did not determine the borderlines we marked out the countries with coast a particular significance should take a special position that includes iran or the turkish lira has plans to ano

shortly after take off from home and has been following all of those developments live for us in mexico city so john what more can you tell us. but as you said a little bit earlier there aren't any registered fatalities so far in this crash and that seems a bit of a minor miracle here because when you see the state of the plane after it came down on fire and it really looks in a terrible sort of state we've seen reports from local reporters there on the scene saying that survivors some of them even walked to the motorway to try and get help now the latest that we're hearing is from the governor of the state that the plane went down in the rango which is in the north of mexico he's saying that there's forty nine people in hospital and he's also saying the preliminary check shows that they've managed to clear everyone off the plane he says that they're going to double check that just to see if there's anyone left behind on that plane so at the moment it seems like a bit of a great escape for those involved in this well the fact that there were no deaths associated with this crash is creating q

primarily among that is mexico city policy. for those of you who don't know, mexico city policies, it denies foreign organizations from receiving u.s. global assistance or the right use their own funding for the provision, counseling, referral of abortion as a method of family planning or advocacy even of liberalization of abortion laws. president trump expanded the mexico city policy over the last year, which means that it now disqualifies ngo's from receiving global health assistance from any of the u.s. department of health agencies if they engage in any of the previously referenced activities, even with her own funds. in terms of abortions, it includes abortions for physical and mental health of the mother as well as abortions performed for fetal abnormalities. this last one certainly is implications for the previous drug. if we're seeing burgeoning world troop -- neural tube issues and pregnancy. you can see that there's a lot of conflicts and a lot of issues that come from that. however, my office presented information th

mexico city is one of the most congested cities in the world with huge traffic jams are a regular part of people's commute but now motorists are being treated to an unexpected surprise when they hit the red lights on homeland has this report from mexico city. turns red image to city and something extraordinary happens. this is the idea of a then tear a ballet company working with the mix to city government to take don'ts to the masses in this traffic choked city means here. is the satisfaction for every. ballerina to dance on the stage to reach all kinds of different people and see their reactions much closer than just from an assigned sea watching you from every side. motorists and protest streams you catch the performance earl italy and all. of it makes you think oh i never seen something like that here that belongs in a theater and to see it in the street you just say wow. it reminds us what we really are because sometimes the daily routine can make us mechanical this brings us back to ourselves. a bit that to classics like swan lake and the not to fit exactly in the fifty eight sec