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

. —— in practise in mexico city.es to be remembered for his cricket and not his court case. looking at things that went on is not the way that i like to think about things. it's just all about looking to the future. let's start with formula 1. and lewis hamilton will have another shot at wrapping—up this year's drivers‘ championship this weekend. he couldn't do it last week in texas, so his mercedes team have rebuilt the car ready for sunday's mexican grand prix, where all he needs to do is finish seventh or higher to win his fifth world title. patrick gearey reports on practise in mexico city. smooth acceleration with some well taken corners. do that with a bit more horsepower behind it and lewis hamilton will be world champion. of course, it formula 1 car is more complicated, especially on a scorching track in mexico city. hilton was not happy with his pace in second practise. 0nly managing to go seven fastest. but he finished seventh in the race, that will be enough to win the title. that's because he leads sebast

. >> joining us to discuss this is david zervos, chief strategist at jeffreys who is live in mexico city this morning and at post 9 is the chief market strategist at kanter good morning to both of you. peter, david mentioned the treasury yield he said it's not about the

the coming days all right daniel and lifeless there in toronto let's turn then to john homan in mexico city for st john how mexicans welcoming this. makes go out to the trade deal worked out with the united states last month but kind of the entering it really changes things for them and will be a big relief to the mexican government as well and that's because of bilateral trade deal between the u.s. and mexico is a real david and goliath sort of tug of war in which mexico and never displease going to see the lot of ground now that kind of the reason also in both in this it

olympics shocked the world and largely ended their athletics careers now carlos has returned to mexico city to reminisce about the civil rights protest despite much being achieved since carlos remains troubled. through your work. for. the first. following calling kappa knicks take a knee protest the n.f.l. player cannot find a team in the league says he's not been cast out because of his civil rights action but in a recent nike advert kappa nick said he'd sacrificed everything for something he believed in. converse lee tommy smith was forced to turn to american football after his ban for the salute which followed winning the two hundred meters gold in mexico he told d.w. news earlier this year that sport can continue to be a legitimate form of protest young folks c.f.l. he says as role models he says actors and i think the athletes all. you needed to to the people who are watching them and trying to take on a role such as them smith and carlos paid heavily for their protest but they became role models for an entire generation. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download fro

two runways will be built in the center lucia military airport the current airport in mexico city will be improved and the to look at airport will be reactivated but the decision was about more than just the airport all the markets to many it was an early sign of how the president elect plans to govern he said let the people choose the way ahead via a national referendum but when it was finished this sunday it was widely panned just one percent of the electorate turned out the questions were flaw skew the in favor of the option the new government once it was shown that voters could vote more than once and in different polling stations i mean really you can see these successful exercise of participative democracy. plans to change the constitution for more referendums on key issues but that's not the sort of decision making that will tempt a few trim vestas say business leaders we hope that the incoming government to make the rules of the game clearer so that long term projects don't suffer from the repercussions and mistrust of the mexican government at the stock exchange those repercus

we thank you for bearing with those pictures from mexico city as well. and a missed test against india too. but now ben stokes is firmly part of the england fold again. he's still subject to an internal disciplinary investigation after being cleared of affray after a trial in the summer... but with a test series soon to start in sri lanka he's happy to be concentrating on cricket again... concentrating on cricket again asjoe lynksey reports. ben stokes's career spent 11 months on hold, this was the moment he could focus on cricket again. after six days he was found not guilty of affray, and hours later he was back in england's team. after a summer series with injury they left for insure mantra. that's when he spoke the first time. i mean, look, it's all about looking forward now. we've got a huge summer coming up next year with the ashes and the world cup so everything's, you know, fully focused on that. looking at things that went on is not the way that i like to think about things, it's all about looking to the future. he was on trial for his part in a

many things john holdren standing by for us in mexico city so mexican workers does this mean safer job small secure jobs and more money. well i think it is specially in the car making industry which is very important to mexico was targeted by president trump as rosalynn said before there's a part of thought which can make implants parts would have to be made by workers earning a lot more the mexican workers are now that could mean less jobs from its can workers but it could also mean that workers' salaries have to be looked at and have to be improved in mexico and that's really long overdue a lot of economists and also obviously workers' rights people have been saying that well so unions is another thing that's been looked in this new agreement mexico workers unions or even practically nonexistent do very little often for the workers that are in those unions so there's going to be a lot more regulation about that that could be seen as good for the workers i suppose for the car makers in general especially internationally one thought might make mexico a bit less attractive for them mate

from where the massacre actually happened in the past of the last two days computers heading to mexico city's main square but all through the day there's been sort of memory and since remember this is of this through dance through speeches the president elect and his men who are lopez obrador actually came to the event in the morning and he promised not to use repression state repression again on social movements and protests in the country when he gets to power you mentioned there that the current government or government body recognized that this was a state crime that's really important in mexico because for successive decades really this was something that governments try to cover up really rather than let the truth come out about what had happened remember there were snipers on the roof of the building behind this plaza and the army in front of them and the two groups seemed to attack the students and it didn't and there we were talking to a survivor just the other day who was thrown in prison he was a student leader for three years after that and he said that he suffered all sorts of me

>> we are going to go to mexico city to get a job there. >> you want to stay in mexico?nt to stay in mexico. the people here are going to stay in mexico. they want to stay in mexico. >> more than 1,000 have filed for asylum to stay in the states. are you from honduras? >> honduras. >> why did you leave? >> i leave because no good jobs. if you find a job, they don't pay. >> you are not fleeing violence? >> yeah, violence. i'm a taxi driver there. i left my job. i quit because of the pay. >> you are aware you are breaking the law. people say why don't you go home and fill out the paperwork and wait until they call you? >> yeah. we don't go home because we l e live -- we don't want to get back there. >> what's your name? >> josÉ. >> josÉ, thank you for talking to me. mucho gusto. there is 7,000. everybody has a different story and a different plan. as i sele them, some are lucky enough to have cell phones and aware of the news. they may not understand that the visuals of this caravan moving together is such a perfect political foil for the president of the country of many o

mexico city . bolivia has lost a legal battle to force chile to give it access to the pacific the leaders of both nations travel to the netherlands for a hearing at the international court of justice landlocked bolivia lost its coastline to chile in a war one hundred thirty five years ago is tourism. from early in the morning these people in the capital waited for a ruling that they claim would help landlocked bolivia regain what it's not had for well over a century access to the pacific ocean. one of those in the crowd they made daniel said he was bitterly disappointed with the ruling one of the folks. we only want to be able to sit at the same type in the cage she ate. five years ago president took to the international court of justice in an attempt to force his country's neighbor to negotiate over access to. its link to the ocean was lost to chile in the aftermath of what was dubbed the war of the pacific. since then the andean neighbors have held occasional talks about a possible corridor to th

president elect is facing criticism for canceling the building of a new airport in mexico city but i'm just manuel lopez obrador says he is respecting the result of a referendum by the mexican people last week when it was rejected the partly built thirteen billion dollar airport that the current president started and twenty fifteen john heilemann reports from mexico city. a new space age meant propel mick's current to the twenty first century its cost thirteen billion dollars its construction well underway but a monday president elect and his mother will lopez obrador brought it to a juggling home at the project was riddled with corruption and cronyism he said instead other airports will have their capacities increase to lead to runways will be built in the center lucia military airport the current airport in mexico city will be improved and the to look at airport will be reactivated but the decision was about more than just the airport all the markets to many it was an early sign of how the president elect plans to govern he said let the people choose the way ahead via a natio

secretary of state mike pompeo in mexico city for meetings with officials there. president trump continues to blame democrats for weak immigration laws and threatens to shut down the southern border if mexico can't stop the caravan. listen to the president less than 24 hours ago at a rally in montana. >> i just want to thank the mexican government. they're stopping it, hopefully, before it ever gets to mexico. phr >> i'm willing to send our army because of the immigration onslaught brought by the democrats because they refuse to acknowledge what could change the laws. >> rich edson has more from the state office. >> reporter: mike pompeo is in mexico city. he's just met with the mexican foreign secretary. it was part of a discussion on the caravan that's coming through. secretary said mexican government thus far has discussed this in good faith as this caravan of thousands of migrants comes from central america north towards the united states. >> related to securing our southern border. it's also a challenge for americans sovereignty. we have to fix u.s. laws in or

the government recognize the state was behind the massacre john holdren joins us live now from mexico city where ceremonies are taking place john so this strategy happened fifty years ago but how is it being remembered today. which you can see behind me the mexican flag is a tough loss and we just come from a march which there were thousands of people they just starting to arrive at the central square in mexico city now for a meeting to decide to remember what happened on that day and nine hundred sixty eight this is something that really has been steered into the collective memory in mexico firstly because it was really the first time that the then dorotea regime in mexico had been denied on such a scale and the cost of guard that was really amends for the state of protesters as you mentioned some of them were killed in the square by snipers and we are many many others who were then thrown into prison where they suffered trash or any other reason that this is so relevant still to match thirty days that some of the closest students were fighting until democracy and freedom of speech have l

the first time the caravan has gone directly to mexico city. population of more than 20 million people. so for 4,000 or 6,000 immigrants to disappear in mexico city. a few have told us they might opt for that. ultimately their goal is to get on the trucks and make their way, no matter how long it takes, to the united states, sandra. >> sandra: griff jenkins, thank you for your continued reporting on that. >> bill: the white house sending a stark warning to the thousands seeking entry to the u.s. the headliner today former acting director of ice tom homan is here today. we'll talk to him next hour. >> sandra: a somber weekend. thousands mourning the 11 people massacreed at a pittsburgh synagogue saturday morning. we'll hear from a lawmaker who represents part of pittsburgh. >> bill: the man accused of sending those packages to high profile democrats last week will be in court. first appearance in today. we're live outside the courthouse in florida next. >> hindsight being 2020, he could have been making bombs right here. mitzi: psoriatic arthrit

there was an official from mexico city looking at the needs, to care for a group this large and one ofy areas to handle that is the stadium that has the facilities and we are told, this is remarkable, from october 31st to november 5th mexico city, 3.5 million residentss will be without water as they prepare pipelines, not an ideal time to deal with 7000 migrants. we have been talking all week how uninformed many of these individuals are, coming from hunter is, don't know a lot about the us. we saw the us advisory council from on how to apply for asylum in the us, the questions they needed to answer, why are you running away, who is threatening you, what is your relationship to that person, why did you not tell police and why can't you live in another city and honduras. he did not say they should be prepared to be detained for week or month are separated from their children. some may take a train. we saw some this weekend on the train, they can catch the train, and get to the border quicker. what do we have so far? 7000 in this caravan, 1700 and requested asylum, 700 said they want to g

just the draft treaty now heads to parliament in ottawa and to congress in both washington and mexico city we've got a most in the going but having a less a little more and where was it that we will make sure it does not contravene the sovereignty of the people and we will. guarantors of the federalist principles that maintain our republic analysts say there is a reason why canada is joining the deal now its economic future what is important is that we be an attractive place for foreign companies to invest if they fear that their investment in canada could be shut off and in terms of his access to the u.s. market by future cherubs you want to invest year historic but for now it's worth noting these three countries have succeeded in negotiating a trade deal they can all except jordan al-jazeera washington john heilemann has more now from mexico city. it's code actually suited out a trade deal with the u.s. last month but the fact that canada is now entering into it to preserve this three nation block will come as a relief to the government here and that's because a bilateral deal with the u

now carlos has returned to mexico city to reminisce about the civil rights protest.espite e much being achieved since, carlos remains troubled. >> [inaudible] reporter: following cop -- colin kaepernick's protest, the nfl player cannot find a team. the leagueue says he is s not bg castst out bececause of his civl rights action, but in a late -- regent nike advertisement, kaepernick said he sacrificed everything for something he believed in. conversely, tommy smith was also banned from the salute, which followed winning gold in mexico. he told dw news earlier this year thahat sport can continue o be a legitimate form of protest. >> people see athletes as role models, as actors. i think the athletes owe an opinioionated due to the people who are watching them and trying to take on a role such as them. reporter: smith and carlos paid heavily for the protests, but they became role models for an entire generation. brent: you're watching "dw news." after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. tonight we are going to focus on the endangered journalists be

last month, ash from the volcano reached neighborhoods around mexico city. >>> four people are missing west texas, and a trump campaign aide is reportedly accused in a disinformation effort. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the new york times" reports a senior trump campaign aide asked a private israeli intelligence firm in 2016 for proposals to use social media manipulation against mr. trump's political rivals. trump campaign official rick gates reportedly asked the israelis for a plan to use fake profiles, spread false information, and gather intelligence. the information was to be used to help defeat republican primary opponent and democrat hillary clinton. there is no evidence the trump campaign acted on the proposals. special counsel robert mueller is reportedly looking into the proposals. >>> the "washington post" reports president trump says he has no plans to fire deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. mr. trump said the two had a good talk while traveling together on air force one yesterday to an event in florida. the president also said he has a v

military airport the current airport in mexico city will be improved and the two look at the airport will be reactivated. meanwhile the world's newest and biggest airport has officially opened in turkey commercial flights began from istanbul airport on wednesday and it's expected that more than a hundred and fifty million passengers a year or the using it by twenty twenty eight alan fischer reports. they held the official opening of an airport that isn't yet open when completed this multibillion dollar complex will take up space equal to almost all of manhattan and will be the biggest airport in the world the first flight into this airport brought present at the one to the city back in june the first commercial flight for takeoff on wednesday could well be the end of the year before this year port is fully operational. it was the turkish president who performed the opening ceremony insisting the new airport forty kilometers from the center of istanbul is vital for economic growth some of what it was he says. with the opening of the airport turkey has become the most important transit

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the coming days all right daniel and lifeless there in toronto let's turn then to john homan in mexico city for st john how mexicans welcoming this. makes go out to the trade deal worked out with the united states last month but kind of the entering it really changes things for them and will be a big relief to the mexican government as well and that's because of bilateral trade deal between the u.s. and mexico is a real david and goliath sort of tug of war in which mexico and never displease going to see the lot of ground now that kind of the reason also in both in this it gives more points of view it gives a possible light to mexico if their interests align on certain things so this is very much welcomed by mexico in the mexican government the mets can president said this was a win win win referring to the three countries involved in the trade deal from a skirt really it's not that much of a win in terms of the fact that the deal that they had nothing they have to cede some ground especially in terms of the also industry rosalynn spoken about about a little bit earlier but i think what the

league beast last two rounds will be built in the sun to see a military airport the current apple to mexico city will be improved and the two look at apple will be reactivated. meanwhile the world's newest and biggest airport has officially opened in turkey it's called is the ball airport and it's going to take over from the old at the torque airport in the city which is closing the president of the hand says the relevant will continue until twenty twenty eight by which time it's expected to be serving more than one hundred fifty passengers a four hundred fifty million rather passengers a year alan fischer reports. they held the official opening of an airport that isn't yet open when completed this multibillion dollar complex will take up space equal.

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morale is was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this camp say i'm going to get up that because of the government raised our hopes and then abandon us politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand eight hundred 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 fail. hello again time for the sports peter thank you very much to renal jazeera has uncovered new evidence of extensive match fixing at the highest levels of cricket and involves at least two dozen fixes in fifteen international matches david harrison reports. al jazeera is investigative unit has obtained recordings of phone calls made by a notorious match fix that to a bookmakers operation in india the calls are made to dinesh kalki a bookma

just the draft treaty now heads to parliament in ottawa and to congress in both washington and mexico city we've got a mosque in the ground during the last a little more and where was it that we will make sure it does not contravene the sovereignty of the people and we will be guarantors of the federalist principles that maintain our republic analysts say there is a reason why canada is joining the deal now its economic future what is important is that we be an attractive place for foreign companies to invest if they fear that their investment in canada could be shut off and he terms of his access to the u.s. market by future cherubs he wanted best year historic but for now it's worth noting these three countries have succeeded in negotiating a trade deal they can all except jordan al-jazeera washington john heilemann has more now from mexico city. miscoded actually sorted out a trade deal with the u.s. last month but the fact that canada is now entering into it to preserve this three nation block will come as a relief to the government here and that's because a bilateral deal with the uni

about 15 minutes to go there in mexico city him and is looking pretty similar.ebastian biddle doing slightly better. it's going to be a very interesting grand prix on sunday there in mexico city. let's move on to football. manchester city boss pep guardiola says he's expecting a very tough challenge to retain their title. city are top and are still unbeaten in the league — along with liverpool — but guardiola thinks as many as five teams could potentially lift the trophy in may. there's just two points difference and four, five, six teens. the means they are still the line—up, the first 11 or 12 that play from totte n ha m first 11 or 12 that play from tottenham hotspur. for the last five, six, years, tottenham is a lwa ys five, six, years, tottenham is always there. tottenham will continue playing their home games at wembley until at least the end of this year. their new 62,000—seater stadium was supposed to open on 15 september. but it's been delayed due to safety issues. spurs' chairman daniel levy said he "can't confirm an exact opening date and fixture" but

it's this parade in mexico city ahead the annual day of the dead.f the dead every year to honour their deceased family members and the continuity of life. you are up to date, stay with us. just

a professor of international trade at the monterey institute of technology higher education in mexico city it's good to have you with us and welcome to with the inside story better late than never as they say mexico's side of this deal was agreed long before the standoff with canada was settled is it a good deal for mexico. well first of all yes i mean this is good news because as you said it is better for the three countries having a nafta you also a two point zero or than nothing so it. in general is good news of course we have to review the text of the agreement in detail to know to what extend we have improved our. benefits and privileges as a study to the to the nafta before but in general is good news so in fact here in mexico i we have welcomed the news that canada has joined the boat. this is certainly better having it to a lighter agreement instead of bilateral agreement and now it seems that our the markets are reacting positively as well. so yes this is this is good for mexico ok and the question i put to colin just a few months ago to what extent does this tie the hands of the

secretary of state mike pompeo in mexico city for meetings with officials there. p continues to blame democrats for weak immigration laws and threatens to shut down the southern border if mexico can't stop the caravan. listen to the president less than 24 hours ago at a rally in montana. >> i just want to thank the mexican goveme

there was an official here today for mexico city looking at the needs, what they might need in that city to care for a group this large and frankly one of the only areas to handle that is azteca stadium that has the facilities. we are told, and this is remarkable, but from october 31st to november 5th, mexico city's 3.5 million residents are going to be without water while they repair the pipelines. so not an ideal time to deal with 7,000 migrants. also, you know we've been talking all week about how uninformed many of these individuals are. if they're coming from honduras. they don't know a lot about the u.s. today for the first time we saw a u.s. lawyer advised her counsel them on how to apply for asylum in the u.s. the questions, the five questions he said they needed to answer. why are you running away? was threatening you? what's your relationship to that person? why did you not tell police and why can't you live in another city and honduras? he did say that they should be prepared to be detained for a week or months and could be separated from their children. some may take a train.

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navajo blankets and furs and sorts of things like that from mexico city. it was a important road for about 40 years ago in history of our country. there were stations along the way and not many though, it was a rough way to go and the wagon trains were huge and well armed because they had to be. >> we have time for one more question. >> in the late 1900s and the very early part of the to thousands -- 2000, there was literature which attracted people to the west. the railroads interest, and affect on the images such as the one behind you and bringing people out, is there evidence in this early period of the 1800s and 1840 of sustained romanticism which would drive people from the east to the west in that great open country. >> we saw some of those last night in some of the paintings and that mr. coke has and i am excited to see those because it is a dazzling array of stuff from miller i have not seen by the 1860s where you have people like thomas moran and kaplan painting in the west. they would go with some of the expeditions and you have a artis. fremont

at the mexican government has now accepted it was a state crime john heilemann has more now from mexico city. it was a night that traumatized mexico exactly fifty years ago mainly student protesters gathered in tata local square to challenge a north or a tarion regime then the unthinkable the army trapped them and snipers mowed them down it's marked the country ever since felix hernandez was there. but the bottle. of pills there were clothes and shoes drawn about bodies lying there we didn't know if they were dead or wounded shortly after army trucks came to take them away and clean up with high pressure hoses. now in the harsh sentry anniversary of the massacre the government has admitted for the first time the what happened at the two local was a state crime. but the it this document explicitly recognizes the victims were attacked slandered some killed others disappeared detained and tortured. it's a big admission successive administrations have hidden the truth about the local despite over time the massacre has see it itself into the country's conscience just to put it into perspective it

all right roslyn jordan live for us there in washington let's go now to john homan who is in mexico city for us so john as we said at the top there the u.s. negotiated renegotiated nafta renegotiated this deal with mexico back in august so where does where does mexico now fit into this agreement has been reached between the u.s. and canada today. scurries going to be very relieved that canada has joined with the two of them in this deal and that's because really if you've got a bilateral sort of tug of war between the united states and mexico that's a bit of a david and goliath situation if you've got canada also involved with this that's a possible ally for mexico they can both act when it's in it when it's in their own interest to go over sometimes against the united states or mitch has been pushing hard for canada to be included and even in the agreement itself and things that kind of this push for that makes cohen the agreement in all this didn't get the kind of those monies to get all three of these countries so we're already seeing certain advantages for that for mexico now but mex

guarantees continued canadian access to the most important market it has and will have john homan in mexico city john i mean there are some big u.s. multinationals have production hubs in mexico so what does this mean for mexican workers because the labor bills in mexico historically a lot lower than in canada and a lot lower than in the united states. and i think mexico is really as rosalind said it pays its workers especially in the car industry significantly lower than the united states and in canada another thing here also is that unions a week to almost nonexistent especially in that car making sector which president trump was really targeting so i think that the government perhaps will see that it's given up ground on that sector to make that deal but perhaps mexico workers will be better off for that in the long term that their wages might go up as a result if not the mexico is going to lose out on trade and they will have more rights to collective bargaining so i think that mexico as a whole here is as danielle said in response kind of there is going to be relieved about doing this deal

president elect and the rest when you end up as over the author says he scrapping a new airport for mexico city construction has already started on the thirteen billion dollar project and the announcement calls the country's currency and starts to tumble sharply it follows a referendum where voters rejected the airport he said a military air base north of the capital would be converted for commercial use overcrowding at the current. issue of on league bus beast us two runs will be built in the sun to see a military airport the contact point in mexico city will be improved and the two look at apple it will be reactivated. the ones in the us than biggest airport meanwhile has officially opened in turkey istanbul airport as it's to be named the very original but there you go will take over from the old ataturk airport which is due to close president trichet a third of the hand says development will continue until twenty twenty eight by which time it's expected to be serving more than one hundred fifty million passengers a year alan fischer reports. they held the official opening of an airport that

in formula 1, lewis hamilton is in mexico city hoping to wrap—up his fifth world title in sunday's mexicanrcedes. but it was red bull's max verstappen and daniel ricciardo who set the pace in both practise sessions in mexico city. a combination of altitude and a tyre issues helping to level out the teams. verstappen was nearly a second and a half quicker than hamilton whose car has been essentially re—built since last weekend's problems in texas. so here's confirmation of the top seven in second practise. the red bull's so much quicker — which team principal christian horner put down to the altitude, hamilton's only title rival sebastien vettel was fourth in his ferrari, slightly quicker than first practise and hamilton dropped to seventh. qpr made it fours wins out of five in the championship with a 1—0 win over aston villa at loftus road. pawel wszolek scored the winner seven minutes before the break. the win takes steve mcclaren's team up to seventh — one point and one place off the play—off positions. tottenham will continue playing their home games at wembley until at least the end of

been an open secret in mexico the massacre of student protesters in a public square in the capital mexico city authorities trying to cover up the true scale of the tragedy but on the fiftieth anniversary mexican government has finally accepted it was this state crime gentleman reports from mexico city. it was a night that traumatized mexico exactly fifty years ago mainly student protesters gathered in tattoo local square to challenge a north or a tarion regime then the unthinkable the army trapped them and snipers mowed them down it's marked the country ever since felix hernandez was there. but the. young where of course there were clothes and shoes drawn about bodies lying there we didn't know if they were dead or wounded shortly after army trucks came to take them away and clean up with high pressure hoses. now when the half century anniversary of the massacre the government has admitted for the first time the what happened. was a state crime. but the this document explicitly recognizes the victims were attacked slandered some killed i was disappeared detained and tortured. it's a big admiss

50 years before calling her neck, the world of sports collided with social activists during the mexico city olympics. to san jose athletes won medals in the 200 meter dash and raise their fists wearing black gloves and a protesting around the world. as jesse gary reports, the university marked the anniversary with a town hall discussion about athletes, activism and their impact on society. >> reporter: the struggle has not ended but social titans took the stage at the san jose event center to tell their stories of courage again. >> >> reporter: mexico city, 1968, the victors platform demonstration that helped change the face of activism. tommy smith and john carlos raised a fist for the cause of social justice. it is a symbol of struggles all over the globe. >> we had to sacrifice to prove a point and we were vilified for it. >> these guys made a conscious decision to take an action. >> reporter: words to action was the name of the debate in examines the impact that the activism of athletes has on the country. 1968 was a politically and socially turbulent time that pooled reluctant heroes a

one the race in mexico in mexico city after riding out this immediate challenge from. the great britain couldn't manage a place on the podium in the end with his fourth place finish was enough to secure a fifth world title only seven time world champion michael schumacher was one. such as. head coach at yule in the past again after a disastrous a five one defeat to barcelona on sunday the former spain coach took over after the world cup as he's team based has been troubled from the start and the sides currently languishing in ninth place in the spanish league clubs believed to be lining up former chelsea boss antonio replacement italian was sacked by chelsea back in july and is now favored to take care for in madrid. you're watching news life from. celebrations in brazil for supporters the far rights of president-elect bush. has promised to overhaul the economy to find. out how. i will have your business in just a moment and i'll be back. with more of the day's so world news until then have a bit of. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. those are big

some of the caravan wants to get to mexico city and hold a form of protest outside the us embassy.hat be different. we saw one in april, 200 made it to the border. if they did go to mexico and hold a protest outside the us embassy that would be a first, we will talk to some of the caravan, and they will make another 80 km north of where we started. and who we expect on this main highway, 200, some of the 4000, 5000 migrants to start moving and they move in these early hours because the heat of the day is not on them. it is difficult, treacherous conditions particularly if you have small children or elderly people. heather: you mention the heat, the size of the group is dwindling because of how hot it is and people getting sick. talk about how many folks there are in this caravan. >> absolutely. they have already seen 15, 1600 migrants just pull out, drop out, turn themselves to the mexican immigration officials at which time they are repatriated, since back to their central american countries and a large reason they do that is they can't keep going on. and these other things, folks

and thousands have marched in mexico city to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the massacre of students by the army up to four hundred people were killed in october nine hundred sixty eight when soldiers opened fire on a political rally mexico has not prosecuted anyone in connection with their deaths . here in germany people all over the country are marking the twenty eighth anniversary of the nation's reunification on october third one thousand nine hundred capitalist west germany and communist east germany formally reunited after over forty years of division less than a year before that on november ninth one thousand nine hundred nine the berlin wall had crumbled. earlier today german chancellor angela merkel joined other leaders in berlin's cathedral for a church service to start official celebrations. our correspondent husband is following those celebrations for us here in central berlin so han's how is reunified germany marking its national holiday. well there has been a religious ceremony in the berlin cathedral right next door to me here which is just finished and the guests of h

university will honor the two legendary athletes who states and protester the 1960 lubbock the mexico city. tommy smith and john carlos, to sprinters san jose state one lubbock medals in the 20 meter dash and raised their fist in a black power salute wearing black gloves. this became one of the most influential protest in the images of all time. it ushered in the area of political activism in sports and tommy smith and john carlos went back to the san jose state campus sharing memories of their unforgettable day in mexico city.>> we had to sacrifice to prove a point and we were vilified because we had to do this. socket was these individuals who had the caliber of courage. the content of character, the scope of consciousness and -- to stand and declare to the world that we the people are better and we demand that our society and our nation do better. >> the limit committee stripped tommy smith and john carlos of their medals after the protest. later today, san jose state presented the two legendary athletes with a very special award, honoring courage. >>> tonight is thursday night football

. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo arrived in mexico city, he's there to press the president of mexico to stop people crossing into the u.s., president trump is threatening to send the u.s. military to the border if necessary. good morning, doug, it's hard to ignore the timing of all of this. it's happening right around the midterm elections. they just keep coming, 3 to 4,000 immigrants singing the national anthems of honduras and guatamala. this man, only god can stop us, donald trump is nobody. >> it will be a election of the caravan, you know what i'm talking about. >>> and president trump was at a political rally in montana last night and he's promising to stop the caravan. >> i've created so many jobs, i've made this country so great that everyone wants to come in. so, they're all pouring in or trying to. >> but on within the white house, there's not full forward. the administration had to respond after a shouting match between john bolton, the national security advisor and john kelly. >> mexico meantime has agreed to assist in stopping the migrants before they reach the united st

one of the controversial aspects is the president trump signing of the expanded mexico city policy. critics call a gag rule which stops funding for charities across africa and elsewhere which give services relating to abortion. controversial. something which have impacted ken kenya. she will look to push the u.s. agenda on the first major -- first foreign trip of the first lady solo. >> good for her. fascinating. david mckenzie live for us. thank you. >>> the president's new trade deal done. now is his favorite part. getting it through congress. >> anything you submit to congress is trouble. no matter what. >> the deal sets up a showdown with china, too. we'll explain why. what does it take to make digital transformation actually happen? it takes dell technologies, a family of seven technology leaders working behind the scenes to make the impossible... reality. we're helping to give cars the power to read your mind from anywhere... and we're helping up to 40% of the nation's donated blood supply to be redirected to the people that need it most. magic can't make digital transformatio

secretary of state mike pompeo is speaking in mexico city. we will bring you any headlines as they come. watch it on bloomberg. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "allen's ofis power" on bloomberg -- "balance of power" on bloomberg. mark: investigators are looking into the possibility jamal khashoggi's remains may have been taken to a forest outside istanbul or to another city. reports say khashoggi was murdered and dismembered in the consulate i members of an assassination squad with ties to the saudi crown prince. the saudi's have called the allegations baseless. president xi jinping and president trump will reportedly meet at the summit in argentina next month according to the hong kong newspaper. earlier this week, a white house official said a meeting was likely. we will take a closer look at what impact the china trade dispute has had on the u.s. economy is a teen from barclays -- a team from barclays in a few moments. from hundreds is still heading towards the united states despite a warning from president trump. the president