make a promise like that only to quickly withdraw it is unacceptable so if they're not heading to mexico city by bus manuel what does happen just continue by foot. well that's the question governor eunice did ask the migrants offering them inviting them to be taken to the city of in a cruise where they can be provided with shelter they could be provided with food as well as medical attention we're hearing reports that many of these migrants are falling are falling ill but it is unclear at least until now whether or not they're going to take them up on that offer to move south toward the city of it accrues or if they're going to as you said walk north they do want to come to mexico city first where they can sign a registry with the with officials here in the city and request transportation to the u.s. southern border ultimately their goal is to reach the united states southern border but it could still be weeks before they reach that point. with the update from mexico city thank you. u.s. midterm elections now and policies and rhetoric of inspired a record number of minorities to run mostly in

mexico city. after weeks of walking thousands of pondering migrants in southern mexico have been told they'll have to walk some more they were promised free transportation to mexico city by the governor. but the offer was later withdrawn. well worn down they promised us something and didn't follow through we had faith in them because we're mothers with children. after hearing the government would no longer provide bus rides to mexico city many migrants grew impatient and started walking hundreds of others crowded atop passing trucks and hitch drives from anyone willing to drive the north. we don't have a choice but to risk our lives dangling from trucks our objective is to get there. in the united states along that soldiers have begun setting up barbed wire for the first wave of as many as fifteen thousand u.s. troops being deployed to the us mexico border under orders by president trump the government offered migrants an opportunity to stay in city where they would be given food and medical atten

mexico city. for the first time in more than nine months a need has been delivered to more than fifty thousand people in camp in syria a u.n. convoy of forty three trucks brought much needed food and supplies the camp is in a rebel held area near the border with jordan surrounded by government forces. reports. sandstorm season and rock band we're going blind this boy says our homes are destroyed take us away from him. rick band is the no man's land in more ways than one a desolate camp in the open desert near the jordanian border caught between warring sides there's no escape. people came here three years ago fleeing i still fight his u.s. russian and syrian air strikes now there are some fifty thousand people many of them women and children. alone like the one protest began last month after a smuggling route for food and medicine was closed by government forces. he's disabled he's also malnourished he's almost a skeleton from starvation. officials say a u.n. aid convoy expected last week was dela

mexico city. turkish government media have been reporting more details on the saudi hit squad that the journalist. just over a month ago the newspaper says the men dismembered his corpse and put the remains into five suitcases these with and driven to the saudi consuls residents near the consulate where the show she was killed on the second case president. believes that the order to kill came from the highest levels of the saudi state let's go live now to istanbul as andrew symonds is outside the saudi arabian consulate in the city and it's been some time since turkey's president earlier one made those remarks pointing at the top of the administration full blame in the murder what's going on now with this. reporting. well with a report there is really a suggestion from the latest leak that there was a transfer of five suitcases from here consulates to the consul general zod residence only a short distance two hundred meters or so down the road and in those five cases said it's reported that there

mexico city. government media have been reporting more details on the saudi hit squad the murder of the journalist. month the newspaper reports that his corpse was dismembered and put into five suitcases these were then driven to the saudi council's residence near the consulate where she was killed on october second turkey's president richard burton one believes that the order to kill came from the highest levels of the saudi state let's take you live that who istanbul zeros andrew symonds is outside the consulate and it's been some time since turkey's president pointed the finger at the top saudi administration in the mud up what do we make that of this reports to but today. well as things stand these reports there are they are unverified as so many have been so far but these reports from the prosecutor's office sources in the prosecutor's office published in this pro-government newspaper suggest that three key figures were involved in the transportation of body parts from here the consulate to t

authorities say that as many as three million of mexico city's eight million residents have already been impacted by water cuts the city's water system director has urged residents who still have water to use it sparingly he said quote take extreme care of the water this means no washing clothes this means taking baths with small buckets and no washing dishes in the sink a lot of the public schools here in mexico city have also shut down for the duration of these water cuts giving families an opportunity to leave town some of the wealthier parts of the city have their own private cisterns but we're talking about upscale restaurants upscale hotels and at many of the shopping malls a lot of the the businesses in the city have shut down for the duration of these water cuts and it could be until november eighth that full service is restored but water shortages are not uncommon in mexico authorities have been preparing for this for several weeks now setting up large tankers in parts of the city filling up cisterns with possible water in the event of an emergency but again the water table unde

a migrant caravan reaches mexico city. remembering the horror. but we begin in india and the hindu festival of lights devoutly usually this involves setting off plenty of fireworks but dangerous levels of air pollution means many are thinking twice before lighting the touchpaper. in most indian homes this is one of the volatile. but the pollution spiking in the city of denver questioning each old tradition. the last time the kentucky family celebrated the body of a fox craft was at that cubicles this is the festival of lights as well not as to the crowd goes. now or you know whether you know that you feel but i do not miss it in one minute or one second because it's a matter of my own children it's a matter of my one held you know this is there is no compromise on that this is becoming a familiar scene and complaints of respite should problems shoot up everything and doctors say the elderly and the young are the worst affected. by the government and more stuff. to other than along such an as long campaigned for the right to people in their in the

bottom of this murder if we just leave it to saudi arabia and to turkey with us now and scott from mexico city is u.n. video he's an investigative journalist author of the book gangsta warlords he knows people who have been killed operating in mexico as journalists you know an ounce of those people who you've known who died i mean have as anyone really been brought to justice over. well there is there's two main cases of friends i worked with who were this fear a murdered one was ten years ago multi-source that out of what with the statement your cat he disappeared and there's been no justice i want to try to examine that case never disappear and if the family cannot even get like basic. insurance or basically their paperwork sort out because it's still an ongoing missing person's case i'm in the case last year a good friend in a fantastic joint is happy about this who was shot dead in stakes in a lower grade spray should the author of eight books first met in ten years ago and and you know who we talked a lot and confirmed about the issue of drug trafficking and his case that has been some he

to be told that that wouldn't happen as you mentioned the governor had cited the water crisis in mexico city as as as being the reason why he didn't want to add to the problem in the city he said quote the shortage will affect more than seven million people now i want to be clear about something the water shortage is actually over the maintenance on those pipes finished today and service has almost been restored fully to everybody here that was an open letter published by the migrants toward the government expressing their disappointment and saying that it was that was quote unacceptable for that promise to be made only to be withdrawn mamma would not stand for the migrants. i think that there's a lot of expectations that these migrants have they're being told one thing one day and seven and then something different the next day the governor of a cruise has asked these migrants has invited them to be transferred to a crew city where they can be provided shelter they could be given food and they can receive medical attention several of these migrants have already been reportedly falling ill a

i'm just mexico city. a sixth body has been pulled from the rubble of two dilapidated buildings that collapsed in the french city of mosul monday rescuers are still searching day free with sniffer dogs but have little hope of finding anyone alive angry residents say they had repeatedly told authorities of the state of the buildings in the poor neighborhood but were ignored almost six thousand properties in the city of being labeled at risk of collapse boeing has issued a safety measures to airlines operating at seven three seven to line a flight six one zero crash into the java sea is advised as pilots on how to handle false readings from one of the plane senses which could have caused the craft to abruptly enter a steep dive the plane was only two months old when it crashed off the coast of indonesia killing one hundred eighty nine people on board last month. it's this week as a queue to follow rule video but solid to say this footage of the love of the cup is an example of the lists use of trains the vid

says that the help provided here in mexico city for migrants making the trek to the u.s. border has led many to change their plans even though i know that people are applying for asylum here in mexico city but to give you an idea of this chiapas has received around thirty two hundred applications in the past fifteen days that. some aid organizations expect around twenty percent of those making the trek to the border to choose to stay in mexico on a from el salvador is one of those she's traveling with her eight year old son and knows what problems she could face this is the fourth time she's tried to make it to the u.s. . was. changed when we reached mexico because we received help from the government here. they help people make a future for themselves and that's why i'm staying here in mexico city was. eight hundred kilometers to the north this is the most dangerous part of the journey volunteer helpers say there is little to no transport here and organized crime is rife. and mexico city there are villages everywhere but in the north the distance between the settlements

says that the help provided here in mexico city for migrants making the trek to the u.s. border has led many to change their plans even though in that i know that people are applying for asylum here in mexico city but to give you an idea of this chiapas has received around thirty two hundred applications in the past fifteen days that. some aid organizations expect around twenty percent of those making the trek to the border to choose to stay in mexico from el salvador is one of those she's traveling with her eight year old son and knows what problems she could face this is the fourth time she's tried to make it to the u.s. . was. changed when we reached mexico because we received help from the government here. they help people make a future for themselves and that's why i'm staying here in mexico city was. eight hundred kilometers to the north this is the most dangerous part of the journey volunteer helpers say there is little to no transport here and organized crime is rife. and mexico city there are villages everywhere but in the north the distance between the settlemen

has more now from mexico city. the governor of. this had promised as many as five thousand honduran migrants said they would be provided free transportation from better crews to mexico city only to withdraw that offer citing concerns over a water crisis here in mexico city now i'll tell you exactly what he said he said quote the shortage will affect more than seven million people adding that he didn't want to add to the problem here in mexico city now we should mention that those water cuts are over the government announced early this morning that water had been restored almost entirely and the migrants formed wrote an open letter to the governor saying the. they were disappointed that the decision was made and called it unacceptable that such a promise would be made only to have that withdrawn the governor of that our crews did invite migrants to be transferred to video crew city where they could be provided food shelter is what is as well as medical attention given that many migrants of have reportedly fallen ill but with the rec

will grant reports from mexico city.d the meeting point for the migrants caravan. these are the first migrants who have made it thus far. they have come from the state of veracruz, where they were gathering, having obviously made it all the way up from the border with guatemala. here they will be provided with cover, because it is raining quite often in mexico at the moment. and all the way about the outside there are human rights groups, ngos, medical support being offered. translation: i feel good to be here, because i'm travelling with my wife. if i was on my own that would be one thing, but she's three months pregnant, so we can't take too many risks. so we're happy to have made it here, and that the authorities and the mexican people are lending us their help and support. the aim here will be to regroup, with maybe 6000 or so in the first main caravan. maybe a couple more thousand in later caravans, which mightjoin. once they've regrouped, the decision can be taken about what the best route north is, what the best d

a resident of mexico city says he still has running water but he's been storing as much as he can just in case the faucets run dry we need to take notice water should be protected it's of utmost importance a few blocks away done to me here a restaurant owner says he's been stocking up too even though the water never stopped running he says the media warnings of the mouse water shut off have been blown out of proportion and have even ended up hurting his business vocal bumbles dumbos we purchased water jugs we stored our water and fortunately we don't have any trouble but i think the problem has been exaggerated many people are not going to restaurants because they heard the news there was no water based with crumbling water infrastructure mexico city's water management agency has been working on repairs to the city's water systems an estimated forty percent of the city's portable. water is believed to be lost through leaky pipes but this is an important project and the people have taken notice and as a precautionary measure the local government set up cisterns in strategic parts of the

mexico city. this is the sound of children laughing and singing. we just arrived in the capital mexico city after traveling with five thousand other central americans for the first time in several weeks they're able to really rest. we want these children to see that mexico is a country that's in solidarity with them so they can take this memory when they leave. the. mexican authorities have been preparing for their arrival setting up food stands medical tents as well spaces for a shower and even a haircut. i'm happy with how mexico has treated us we're very thankful to mexico. we met me here while she was waiting in line for donated clothes she says she's bound for the u.s. and has a message for president trump and no better than no there are no terrorists here or criminals nobody is here for fun we're all running from poverty in honduras it's not for pleasure that i'm traveling to the united states. walking along the camp we spotted several volunteers providing legal advice to those looking to cl

will affect more than seven million people adding that he didn't want to add to troubles here in mexico city with that said we should know that the water shut off is over the government announced that the service had been nearly fully restored to homes here in the city in fact the migrant caravan published an open letter to the governor saying that they were disappointed with this decision calling it an acceptable that they would make such a promise only to only do it with withdraw. and money well what next then for the migrants. i think that's the question that's a lot on a lot of people's minds is what exactly are they going to do next the governor of a cruise had invited migrants to move to barrack to city to be transferred to bid after a city where they could be provided shelter they could be provided food as well as medical attention given that many of them are reportedly sick is what we're hearing but the latest reports that we're hearing from from our sources within the caravan is that they have decided not to take the governor on that offer and instead opted to walk to mexico city me

in mexico city michael thank you. or let's get more now on the upcoming u.s. midterm elections president trump's policies and rhetoric of inspired a record number of minorities to run mostly for the democratic party well joining us now from kansas city in missouri is state representative barbara in washington she got into politics last year and is on the ballot again on tuesday barbara welcome to the program so a record number of women and also minorities are running in the midterms but let me ask you briefly why did you decide to run what motivated you. i wanted to run because i felt like as an african-american woman who's college educated activist speak for the total community african-american women have always been the backbone of the democratic party way back to fan fannie lou hamer who just went around organizing making sure people knew what to vote knew what the issues will were to someone as great as shirley chisholm who was the first african-american woman to run for president in america so working with that bag i wanted to be a part of that force that

in mexico city. you are starting to see the sheer scale of the movement. others have put tense up in this play area. there are all kinds of people here. ,any have left poor backgrounds fling from the violence of gangs. there are also people with university educations running from bloodshed and poverty in their homeland. >> there is extreme poverty in honduras. there are people who do not have a home to live in. expensive.is electricity prices are climbing. rent is more and more costly. there are people who go days without eating. parents who cannot eat if they want to feed their children. >> melissa plans to go to miami in the united states. donald trump says there will be tolerance policy. that has not shaken the resolve of many here who say they are determined to keep going north. it seems like some kind of showdown on the mexico u.s. border looks inevitable. cameroon, where at least 79 students were kidnapped at their english language boarding school. three members of staff, including the principa

mexico city. a group of students abducted from a high school in cameroon on monday has been free the seventy nine students their driver and teachers were taken by armed separatists from a presbyterian boarding school and mend a priest involved in the negotiation says the fighters are still holding these principles and also one teacher mendez and cameron's anger phone region where separatists have been fighting to create an and dependent state. came out of the six the morocco has spoken of his desire to improve diplomatic relations with neighboring algeria is proposed opening the border with algeria it's been closed since one thousand nine hundred four when morocco imposed visas on visitors from algeria following a bombing and. the king says he will consider proposals argyria they want to offer to break the stalemate and. since i came to the throne i've been calling for the opening of borders separating the two countries in normalizing the moroccan algerian relations are reiterated that morocco is

mexico city. chile has been treating like prince who want to go home for free the first and largest groups are haitians where more than a thousand signed up to the program allows an america as they say in human explains why the government is flying them home. these haitian migrants are leaving chile with a bit more than with what they came but with their dreams shattered. what we thought we were coming to do doesn't exist we came here for a better life for decent work but there's nothing there the first one hundred seventy six beneficiaries of a government humanitarian repatriation program for migrants who can't afford to leave they've been given a free flight home in exchange for not returning to chile for at least nine years. since they could not adapt to our reality and their expect a sions will not mitt they asked the government's help to return home. the vast majority like they. say it's because they can't survive here. my christened chile two years ago when i came it was easy to find a job b

they do have the intention of coming to mexico city registering their names with authorities here in this city and then asking for transportation to the southern border that is their ultimate goal is to reach the united states southern border but it could still be weeks before they reach that point on the other apollo with that update from mexico city thank you. u.s. midterms just three days away now in the race since seeing a record number of minorities running many push to campaign by comments made by president donald trump and some of them could be history making the abrams for example standing for governor in georgia or if she wins she becomes america's first female black governor that holland from new mexico is hoping to become the first native american woman to and to congress christine the first openly transgender nominee from many major policy running for governor she's contesting the moms and then in minnesota you've got a model for a somali american to run and if she wins should make history along with the palestinian american rashid at slide from michigan as the first m

in mexico city officials say around five thousand migrants are receiving shelter in a sports center around one in three are children government authorities say they were given the option of staying in mexico but most refused. they want to continue north on thursday hundreds marched through mexico city. demanding buses to drive them to the u.s. border one of the cupboards here we're demanding transportational well asking for buses because we can't walk anymore i mean the victim of this can't walk and little time and we've watched too much and we don't want to take the risks along the way i mean all. the final stretch of the journey could be risky where the roads are frequented by drug cartels the previous car of opted for a longer and safer route its numbers dwindled to around two hundred people by the time it reached the american border. when migrants making the long journey on foot from the u.s. to central america face many dangers along the way activists groups say that up to thirty thousand have gone missing over the past decade our correspondent i tore sayed this on the road with the m

border a correspondent manuel repond as joining us live from mexico city michael you've been following this caravan the so-called caravan of mostly on durance central americans making their way through mexico and i wonder you know do they have any idea how much of an issue president trump made of them in the election campaign. there's definitely a sense of the rhetoric that the president's been using these people may not even have their ear to the ground to the midterm elections but they certainly know the type of rhetoric that the president's been using referring to them as animals referring to members of these caravans as terrorists but we spent the day yesterday with several thousand central american people many of the women and children who will be seeking asylum either in mexico or in the united states who say they're not being dissuaded by the type of rhetoric that is being a spouse by the president of the united states one question that i have is how much of that rhetoric is going to get worse now that democrats have seized the house of representatives but i want to give you a s

mexico city. chile has begun rape outraising migrants who want to go home for free the last and the first and largest group are haitians or more than a thousand signed up to the program last america as they say name and explains why the government is flying them home. these haitian migrants are leaving chile with a bit more than with what they came but with their dreams shattered. what we thought we were coming to do doesn't exist we came here for a better life for decent work but there's nothing there the first one hundred seventy six beneficiaries of a government humanitarian repatriation program for migrants who can't afford to leave they've been given a free flight home in exchange for not returning to chile for at least nine years. since they could not adapt to our reality in their expect a sions were not mitt they asked the government's help to return home. the vast majority like they. say it's because they can't survive here. their mom i christened chile two years ago when i came it was eas

only to withdraw that offer citing concerns over a water crisis here in mexico city now i'll tell you exactly what he said he said quote the shortage will affect more than seven million people adding that he didn't want to add to the problem here in mexico city now we should mention that those water cuts are over the government announced early this morning that water had been restored almost entirely and the migrants formed wrote an open letter to their governors saying that they were disappointed that the decision was made and called it unacceptable that such a promise would be made only to have that withdrawn the governor of truce did invite migrants to be transferred to bit ecru city where they could be provided food shelter as well as well as medical attention given that many migrants of have reportedly fallen ill but we have the recent reports that we've heard from sources within the caravan is that they have chosen not to take the government on that offer and instead chosen to walk to mexico city from here they will meet with immigration officials sign their names in a regis

the help provided here in mexico city for migrants making the trek to the u.s.order has led many to change their plans.. >> we know people are applying first -- for asylulum, but we he rereceived 3200 applications in the past 15 days.s. reporter: some aid organizations expect 20% of those making the trek to the border to choose to stay in mexico. anna is one of them. she is traveling with her eight-year-old and knows what problems she could face. this is the fourth time she has tried to make it to the u.s. >> everything changed when we reached mexico. because we received help from the government here. they help people make a futuree for themselves, and that is why i'm staying here in mexico city. reporter: 1800 kilometers to the north, this is the most dangerous part of the journey. volunteer helpers say there is little to no transport, and organized crime is rife. >> between chiapas and mexico city there are villages everywhere but in the north the distance between settlements is bigger and it is colder. the climate is different there. it is good they have diff

millions of people living in mexico city are looking forward to having their water supply restored on saturday after three days of enforced drought supplies were turned off a maintenance work on all the world's largest pumping systems that brings water to a city more than two thousand meters above sea level man are apollo reports. what happens when a city of twenty one million people shuts off the water. i was worried because we weren't prepared for this. a resident of mexico city says he still has running water but he's been storing as much as he can just in case the faucets run dry we need to take notice water should be protected it's of utmost importance a few blocks away done to make a restaurant owner says he's been stocking up too even though the water never stopped running he says the media warnings of a mass water shut off have been blown out of proportion and have even ended up hurting his business vocal bumbles dumbos we purchased watches jugs we stored our water and fortunately we don't have any trouble but i think the problem has been exaggerated many people are not going

when i just mexico city mexico has defended its human rights record at the united nations review and switzerland express ambassador to the un human rights council says recent laws have been proved children's rights and helped limit corruption albrighton has more from geneva mexico came to this hearing of the un human rights working group with numerous human rights violations to explain perhaps the most notorious among them the two thousand and fourteen massacre of forty three student teachers in. a massacre that is still unsolved today but the ambassador from mexico came forward with a raft of recent legislation that has improved the human rights situation.

it was still dark as the caravan of central americans left their shelter in mexico city. thank you thank you for everything they repeated as they pressed on towards their all to meet goal the southern border of the united states local authorities allowed them to travel for free on dedicated metro trains to cross the city where the. almost four thousand migrants left early on saturday following the roughly nine hundred were back on the road a day earlier many were holding children on their shoulders and in strollers as they began the longest and most dangerous leg of their journey. we feel a strong following we are used to the routine by the big up trucks and walking many hours for many the stop in mexico city was their first real opportunity to rest after several weeks on the road and it's difficult to start walking again out of his van here. thanks very tiring but i believe that we will be rewarded in the end but it's unlikely they'll be allowed into the us the caravan has drawn the ire of president donald trump on friday he signed an executive order to reject asylum cla

gathered that it's very dangerous travelling between mexico city and the u.s. border we need to be well organized and able to look after each other we have to know about each other every individual every child in. germany has remembered crystal to all during the victims of a night of violence against jews that swept the country eighty years ago the name translates as crystal night a reference to the shots of broken glass that litter the streets after mobs smashed the windows of synagogues and jewish stores and buildings but kristallnacht was just the beginning. eighty years on the horrors of the past still resound. german chancellor angela merkel attending a commemorative service at berlin's not just synagogue. let's get on the jewish life is flourishing in germany once again that is an unexpected gift after the break with civilization that was the holocaust but at the same time we're seeing a worrying anti semitism that is threatening jewish life in our country and other places in the world what jews thought themselves say this anti semitism is expressed incre

this is a stadium on the outskirts of mexico city and the meeting point for the migrants caravan.rriving. they have come from the state of veracruz, where they were gathering having made it from guatemala. it is often reining in mexico at the moment and they have been provided with cover. ngos, medical support up offering help. translation: ifill good to be here because i am travelling with my wife but she is three months pregnant and we cannot take too many risks so we are happy to have made it here and that the authorities and the mexican people are lending us help and support. the aim is to regroup with 6000 first main car again, maybe a couple more thousands which might join and then the decision could be taken join and then the decision could be ta ken about what join and then the decision could be taken about what the best route north is, what the best decision is, as individualfamilies north is, what the best decision is, as individual families and as a group. some may apply for asylum here in mexico city, where there is work and they may have family members. 0thers work an

from mexico city. lead vans of caravan arrived in mexico city already. they are housed at soccer stadiums, and talking about their next course of action. lead caravan, dell something of a blow over the weekend, governor of veracruz reneged on a deal that would have provided buses, forcing them t to find their way to mexico city. >> multiple will caravans reportedly will come together in mexico city that is the plan they will then decide whether to continue their journey to u.s. border. as lead elements of migrants arrive, only 570 miles from mcallen, texas. u.s. military now on the ground at border where fox news correspondent rick leventhal is joining us with the latest. reporter: lou, we're in town of ghana next to rio bravo bridge. one of several border crossings, next is wire that surrounds a temporary base for u.s. army. not a forward operating base but a life stan am area to support troops active duty troops brought in to help out, you can see a large group of troops getting instructtion. we don't know how many are we're but there are thousands of

unprecedented humanitarian crisis in his town with almost no help from the central government in mexico city its people we're dealing with integrity dignity they need a place to sit they need a place to sleep they need to please a dignified place not us we are working with them right now what would happen if someone would start a riot down there who's going to be responsible mexico city has finally sent more federal police and some military two to one but that doesn't solve the city's financial problems as it spends almost thirty thousand dollars a day on its migrant crisis of fortune for the border town if you know someone who could help us out. we have a mere all of. them really. to juana want it. you're a miner now of our top stories at this hour world leaders have arrived in argentina for the start of the g. twenty summit trade tensions especially between china and the u.s. are expected to dominate the meeting germany's chancellor on america will be arriving late after her plane was grounded on route the technical problem. and ukraine announcing a ban on fighting aged russian men from en

the caravan of central american migrants has started to arrive in the mexican capital, mexico city.es have decided to provide them with temporary shelter in a sports stadium, on the outskirts of the city. 0ur mexico correspondent will grant is there. this is thejesus martinez palillo stadium, on the outskirts of mexico city and the meeting point for the migrants caravan. these are the first migrants who have made it thus far. they have come from the state of veracruz, where they were gathering, having obviously made it all the way up from the border with guatemala. here, they will be provided with cover, because it is raining quite often in mexico at the moment, and all the wya around the outside there are human rights groups, ngos, medical support being offered. translation: i feel good to be here because i am travelling with my wife. if i was on my own that would be one thing. but she is three months pregnant so we can't take too many risks, so we are happy to have made it here and that the authorities and the mexican people are lending us their help and support. the aim here will

these are among the first to arrive in mexico city. thousands more are expected this week he they receive food and fresh clothing. and play space for children after a few days they'll push on towards the us mexico border. there's one of us is that i'm ok we have to get to show donald trump that we are not afraid of his soldiers. he can send as many as he wants to get a chance remarks haven't discouraged anyone on the move those will fled their homes are willing to risk everything to start a new life elsewhere because they see no hope in their homeland. but what's really important for us to gather our strength and keep going. can have a better life so they can study back home we can't send them to school we don't even have the money to buy new shoes. but there's a but. so it's onward with the old shoes the migrants hope that whatever they wearing on the fate will be enough to get them to a better life. time for a look at some of the other stories making the news today. in peru a truck crashed head on into a passenger bus monday local med