to make a range of electric cars and mexico city is wondering what to do with something that could have eased its traffic problems that became something of a plane instead. i'm chris colfer and berlin good to have you with us and we start the program with grieving families trying to rip their heads around a big pile of cash u.s. plane maker boeing is setting up 100000000 dollar fund to compensate relatives of the victims who perished in the 2 recent crashes of its $737.00 max planes in indonesia and you see opium but many of the families feel patronized by the plan and some are already saying. ethiopia airlines flight 302 was one of the 2 fatal crashes a 157 passengers and crew on board were killed lawyers for some of the victims' family members say boeing's offer is tactical in light of recent lawsuits. to make the statement was meant to sui the minds of the duty that will be making a determination on the cases that have been fired and. other family members have wondered why boeing didn't contact them 1st a kenyan man even told reuters that the money offer poses a danger in a country w

this video is of a robbery taking place inside a commuter bus in mexico city in less than a minute everyone on board has already handed over their phones to armed men robberies like these have become exceedingly common in the city. with mobile phones and other personal electronics being the top prize for thieves in response the city government has launched a new initiative to stop the sale of stolen phones at street markets don't get us anywhere in the end if you know if that in that body can get what i knew that we look at this is a government call center that handles everything from missing persons to suicide prevention recently they've been tasked with assisting robbery victims in blocking their stolen phones you can also register your device using its unique number one recommendation they give toward reducing cellphone is for people to stop buying stolen phones having what's in the street or hearing to city we all know that when you go to the market you can buy a phone without a box and without a receipt and where do you think it came from you don't have to be a genius to know that thes

secretary of state is in mexico city with immigration at the top of his agenda and in sport manny pacquiao goes back the years in a boxing ring to the delight of his fans we will have the story coming up. thank. you craniums have been voting to elect a new parliament snap election was called by the country's new president voted me as an entity after his landslide victory in april let's go live to miami magazine our european broadcast center in london for more merriam. i there fully yes that's right polls have now closed across ukraine and early indications so far that the president has strengthened his hold on power according to exit polls then ski's servant of the people party is expected to get 43.9 percent of the vote in a distant 2nd place at 11 and a half percent is opposition platform for life which is co headed by ali got victim in-vitro a close ally of the russian president vladimir putin only 3 other parties exceeded that 5 percent threshold which they need to win seats the party headed by the man selenski beat in april of former president petro poroshenko and his european solidar

secretary of state is in mexico city with immigration at the top of his agenda. digital lenders kenya's easy money mobile loans are pushing many into debt. and irish eyes are smiling machine larry wins the open championship by 6 points peter will have all the details for you in sports. exit polls show the party of ukraine's new president ford's amir's olinsky house want to snap parliamentary election the former comedian called the foes after his landslide victory in april and palmer was packed with his opponents he wanted to secure a greater mandate reforms than it appears to pay it off as mohammed also reports. these elections how president will admit his alinsky is fast major political test the vote was initially set for october but zelinsky the committee in time politician dismissed parliament in his integration speech in may and called for paul sicking us truong monday for his 7th of the people put it to pursue what he says would be an ambitious program of reforms of the cosmos with it was 1st time voters in the capital kiev could barely hide the end site and

we'll see more there in the way of a not too bad across course amala 24 celsius but a what day in mexico city with a high of 22 degrees. going behind the scenes of one of mexico's most loved so using fiction to mirror the struggles of real life giving a voice to those suffering in the dark this week the story line focuses on hiv and aids. in superstition and fear the making of them is the. attitudes the writers want to tackle had. so cook's mexico. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories israeli forces are preparing to demolish about 100 palestinian homes in the occupied west bank the residents of why they all homeless lost a 7 year legal battle after israel's high court dismissed their case despite the land being under the administration of the palestinian authority. the u.k.'s prime minister tourism is to hold an emergency meeting over the british flag oil tanker seized by iran in the strait of hormuz the ship and its crew are detained the bigger ronnie and porter of there are bass and protests have turned violent again in hong kong with police firing tear

this collection of luxury jewelry in mexico city is worth millions yet it isn't part of some private collection or museum showcase many of these items like these gold plated pistol groups or this jewel encrusted bump long pen once belonged to mexican criminals was very very well if they ever have that these as well as other items seized by the federal government are being auctioned off that isn't so with us they. get some of these oceans are just like in the movies where the gavel and someone who says he's going wants going twice sold but what makes it special is that all the money we earn from oceans goes towards mexico's poorest communities since the beginning of the year the mexican government has been selling off things ranging from luxury vehicles like this lamborghini more c.l. ago private planes and luxury homes some of which were previously owned by cartel members going east in their own steam with this new system we will save a lot because we can deliver funds directly to the people and decommission goods committee put to good use critics of president and. have called the au

significant progress on stemming the flow of migrants in the united states to state my pompei i was in mexico city are there as part of his tour or off latin american countries relations between the 2 countries have been strained as president continues his efforts to stop illegal immigration and the wave of asylum seekers arriving at the southern border when a republic has more from mexico city. this meeting between us secretary of state mike palm pale and mexican foreign minister marcello it out is certainly a timely want to riving just one day before the 45 day deadline on that deal between mexico and the united states where the 2 countries managed to avoid slapping tariffs on mexican at exports unless mexico could rein in and curb the flow of central american migrants making their way north toward the united states the meeting that took place here in mexico city appeared to be a very positive one both men took photographs shaking hands it appears as though they were in good spirits as though that that meeting actually produced some positive results specifically the topic of discussion between t

such a huge problem that the government's been forced to act on autopilot has this report from mexico city. or are. there but. this video is of a robbery taking place inside a commuter bus in mexico city in less than a minute everyone on board has already handed over their phones to armed men robberies like these have become exceedingly common in the city with mobile phones and other personal electronics being the top prize for thieves in response the city government has launched a new initiative to stop the sale of stolen phones at street markets look at this and we're in the end if you miss that and that by leaving them with a you barely look at this is a government call center that handles everything from missing persons to suicide prevention recently they've been tasked with assisting robbery victims in blocking their stolen phones you can also register your device using its unique number one recommendation they give toward reducing cell phone is for people to stop buying stolen phones those thoughts having was in the street or here in des city we all know that when you go to the marke

capital and it's become such a big problem the government's been forced to act as more now from mexico city. i can see i never thought that someone like that and i think i said i have this video is of a robbery taking place inside a commuter bus in mexico city in less than a minute everyone on board has already handed over their phones to armed men robberies like these have become exceedingly common in the city. with mobile phones and other personal electronics being the top prize for thieves in response the city government has launched a new initiative to stop the sale of stolen phones at street markets look at this and when the and if you miss that in that body think of what are you that will look at this is a government call center that handles everything from missing persons to suicide prevention recently they've been tasked with assisting robbery victims in blocking their stolen phones you can also register your device using its unique number one recommendation they give toward reducing cell phone is for people to stop buying stolen phones having what's in the street or here into city

wave over silent seekers arriving at the southern border mine of our republic has more now from mexico city. this meeting between us secretary of state mike palm pale and mexican foreign minister doubt is certainly a timely want to riving with just one day before the 45 day deadline on that deal between mexico and the united states where the 2 countries managed to avoid slapping tariffs on mexican at exports unless mexico could rein in and curb the flow of central american migrants making their way north toward the united states the meeting that took place here in mexico city appeared to be a very positive one both men took photographs shaking hands it appears as though they were in good spirits as though that that meeting actually produced some positive results specifically the topic of discussion between these 2 officials was immigration specifically again that change in policy in the united states regarding asylum seekers from central america being in eligible for asylum in the united states if they go through a in other country before reaching the united states in this case it would be

under mexico city. still ahead on the. look at what's behind the eminent departure of donald trump's top spy chief. supporters of kremlin crush. he was poisoned during his latest stay in prison and the venezuelan weightlifter who got very excited at the pan american games. helo's a little front of colder air coming down across the caspian and you just about see it running through turkmenistan and ahead of it the air is to quite warm touch qantas to 38 degrees and maybe showers developing if you're lucky but most likely stay dry same sort of temperature regime down towards terra and of the sea otter down the rock temperature very thing start to rise it once more the next day or so and always cooler for the west you are at least it close to the coast now there are changes afoot to science the show will disappear on tuesday you've got a strengthening southwest is in certainly the clouds pretty extensive. and it runs up through yemen it's a good part of western saudi arabia now are running from tuesday to wednesday late in the

mexico city. professors in hong kong have caused russia chaos spike disrupting subway trains demonstrators stop carriage doors close in preventing trains from departing some stations swell to capacity as the protesters state puts buses were brought in solo travelers to continue their journeys a reporter sarah clarke was asked the process was its peak hour here in hong kong where one of the busiest china lines of the out of district said that feeds eastern region is now from here into calories and hong kong holland as you can see china behind me it's not worth the trouble that turns up right at its peak hours it's creating community trials and these protesters are blocking the doors and try to stop these trains from leaving but at this stage something that isn't now getting angry so you go i support the protesters but i don't agree with the littles ways they choose to protest. or they do not represent us it's not going to help if they keep protesting like this this protest here was he out which is

at some point they are affiliated with c-day, the great research of institutions in mexico city. we have a panel that's diverse in many ways but a common thread running throughout. we are delighted to have all of you. i am going to ask jorge if you can start. we have a presentation with a few slides. jorge is going to do some slides because he's doing public opinion and it makes sense and we'll move into some opening statements by other panel lisis and have some time for questions among us and all of you. jor jorge, the floor is yours. >> thank you for the invitation, it is a pleasure to be here. i think interesting question is how popular is our president. everyone is saying he's charismatic and popular. sometimes we forget that he competed in 2006 and 2012. we have to put it into context what has happened with him. he's certainly charismatic but he was not as popular as he is. i am going to try to put into context of his office and popularity and that seems to generate a discussion about his strength on the mexican republic. this is a bullet board. many of the numbers here are

the cancellation of the construction of the mexico city airport did create a lot of concerns not because of the cancellation per se but because of the way that it was canceled that wasn't done according to mexico and we have walls that provide for the consultations, so it isn't the cancellation per se the changing reasons for the cancellation that was corruption that's what created a problem and i would say that the second most contentious issue since then is the recent conflict between federal electricity commission and a member of national and international companies. one thing that i remember very well was. i was talking to the administration. a legislator who was about to introduce an amendment to modify the concession for the mexican railroad and under that amendment, the idea is to change the rules under which the concession could be revoked. they are not offering the rate that they wante wanted and belie i got a number of calls and they were not very friendly. they said you implemented reforms on telecom energy etc.. they will not receive an investment if they keep changing the ru

mexico city. hall with the headlines tensions are high in the strait of hormuz after iranian revolutionary guard corps boats approached a british oil tanker and tossed it to stop this comes just days after u.k. royal marines seized in a rainy an oil tanker and water near gibraltar britain's ambassador in the u.s. has resigned days after a leak of u.k. diplomatic cables in which he described the administration of donald trump as inept kim says it was impossible for him to stay on after he was slammed by trump on twitter and mother has told us politicians that her infant daughter died after receiving poor medical care while in the custody of american border patrol officials she recounted the story at a hearing of the u.s. congress. you know what i mean. it's like they tore out a piece of my heart like they tore out my saw i wanted to have a better life for her and a better future and work hard so she could keep growing like she was but now we can't do that because she's gone i'm here today because i

mexico city. well the end of the year a full city the beetle and the sort of i did an era for the indian cricket team for the moment the indian public as i well know a very unforgiving when we don't do well in the world cup they've actually been quite a halo and who else will be gutted one of cricket's biggest rivalries is being played out right now on the pitch as in the battle straight if for a place at the cricket world cup final now these 2 are known for their ashes showdowns but this time of the one day format it is england who have the upper hand they managed to get some early wickets including that it's an hour and think she went north steve smith studied australia's innings as they finished up until june 23 from 49 assist in reply in the currently 6 without loss to. well whoever wins that match will face new zealand who rocks favorites india in the semi final the much had to be carried over from tuesday because of rain india who was chasing 242 when had the 3 big hits is calle rahul right

mexico city. still ahead on the news. and other incredible bob for the. money and. thank. you for what. thank you new zealand the 1st of the final of the cricket world cup off debating favorites india and manchester in a line affected semifinal carried over from cheers to india needed 240 to win a shocking starts their winnings left them with too much to do as door for bug reports these ilands batsmen came out to complete their endings on day 2 of this rain affected match knowing their team had to put in a much improved performance if they would have beat tournament favorites india but they could only add another $28.00 runs thanks in part to a supposed piece of fielding from raw featured data to remove ross taylor. a total of 239 for 8 didn't look enough but new zealand's fast bowlers had other ideas. india's captain and stop at sman virat kohli could only manage a single as matt ran riot i. they were 5 for 3 then 24 who for after the stunning catch from james mission i. i but india then launched a fight back fuelled by the big change a danger i. he took them to within 32

mexico city. but take a look at the history of the car its original design can be traced back to the austrian engineer ferdinand porsche who was hired in the early 1930 s. to design an affordable people's car for adult hitler the factory built to make boats saddam's was then used to produce minute she vehicles during world war 2 the production of the cars began in 146 and by 955 the factory had made its millions type one beetle by the $160.00 s. they could be found around the world and became synonymous with the hippie movement in the sixty's and seventy's they even had a starring role in several disney films starting with the love back in $168.00 about a beetle called herbie that could think and drive on its own a new beetle went on sale in 1908 which kept the iconic shape but it was entirely different car with the engine moved from the back to the front well ears pricked about how to get a professor of european history at the university of leiden and author of the people's car a global history o

mexico city is one of the world's outstanding capitals.alled in an expert. puebla and 0axaca are two of the most beautiful states of mexico, so it's a great plan. the first stop must be in puebla. here are spectacular churches, colourful colonial houses and restaurants in which you can try the mole poblano, one of the most typical and old mexican dishes. four hours driving from puebla, you will find 0axaca. here you can visit hierra al agua, an incredible natural site with petrified waterfalls and views. back in the city of oaxaca, go to the temple santo domingo, eat tlayudas and drink mezcal. rent a car, that way you can easily move from one state to another. the road that connects both states is safe and in good condition. that's all for now, but do keep sending in your travel problems and i will do my very best to find you the answers. from me, simon calder, bye for now and see you next time. for many people, diving at the great barrier reef is a trip of a lifetime. there are few places on earth you can come within touching distance of

mexico city. hello i'm mr hall with the headlines days after british royal marines seized an iranian oil tanker and waters near gibraltar the u.k. government says 3 iranian revolutionary guard corps boats tried to block a british ship in the strait of hormuz and there's a withdrew after a warship gave them a valuable woman warning to back away iran denies the incident took place and now u.s. president donald trump says he'll soon increase sanctions on iran substantially accusing us of secretly enriching uranium for years to iran denies this iran announced that it was breaching the limits on uranium enrichment outlined in the 2015 nuclear deal or any earlier this week persons in bassett and the u.s. has resigned days after a leak of u.k. diplomatic cables and in which he described the administration of donald trump as inept kim says it was impossible for him to stay on after he was slammed by trump on twitter a guatemalan mother has told us politicians that her infant daughter died after receiving

figure has called it quits war and war carlson of the center for international policy joins us from mexico city to break down the latest move and how this is shaking the nation we've got a show today so let's go and dive right in. strong indications of an impending interest rate cut in the united states lead our global report today as federal reserve chairman jerome powells congressional testimony pushes markets higher around the world let's 1st take a listen to what he told the house financial services committee on wednesday it appears that uncertainties around trade tensions and concerns about the strength of the global economy continue to weigh on the u.s. economic outlook. fed watchers took that expression of concern as a clear and long anticipated signal in fed speak that the u.s. central bank will cut interest rates when the board of governors meets later this month u.s. stock markets rose on reports of powles testimony with the s. and p. an expert king $500.00 index breaking $3000.00 during its delivery before falling back in other markets gold jumped by as much as $15.00 an ounce in lon

mexico city is one of the world's outstanding capitals.of the most beautiful states of mexico, so it's a great plan. the first stop must be in puebla. here are spectacular churches, colourful colonial houses and restaurants in which you can try the mole poblano, one of the most typical and old mexican dishes. four hours driving from puebla, you will find oaxaca. here you can visit hierra al agua, an incredible natural site with petrified waterfalls and views. back in the city of oaxaca, go to the temple santo domingo, eat tlayudas and drink mezcal. rent a car, that way you can easily move from one state to another. the road that connects both states is safe and in good condition. that's all for now, but do keep sending in your travel problems and i will do my very best to find you the answers. from me, simon calder, bye for now and see you next time. the sun is setting here on our time over the reef. for more from this wonderful but fragile environment check out our website or explore some of the stories we have brought you from here in gr

mexico city. with headlines and that includes another incredible month for the tennis legend roger federer a. match . thank you new zealand the 1st of the final of the cricket world cup after baiting 5 it's india and manchester in a line affected semifinal carried over from cheers to india needed 240 to win a shocking starts their winnings left them with too much to do a store front bug reports. these ilands batsmen came out to complete their endings on day 2 of this rain affected match knowing their team had to put in a much improved performance if they would have beat tournament favorites india but they could only add another $28.00 runs thanks in part to a supposed piece of fielding from ravager daja to remove ross taylor. a total of 239 for 8 didn't look enough but new zealand's fast bowlers had other ideas. india's captain and stop at sman virat kohli could only manage a stingel as matt ran riot i. they were 5 for 3 then 24 for after the stunning catch from james mission i but india then laun

mexico city. hello again the headlines on their odds are brawls or police say they've arrested the captain and chief officer of the iranian super tanker that was seized by british marines last week it was stopped in waters just off the u.k. overseas territory on suspicion of breaking you sanctions by taking all to syria documents and electronic devices have also been removed from the ship. the latest from london. the british have raised the security level of ships to the british flag in the gulf area to security level 3 the highest level now that is something that they do when they believe there is a specific threat that the ships might be vulnerable to. being on the level 3 security posts various restrictions on getting on and off the ship and the ships movements and that sort of thing and that that will last for as long as the british government feels that this threat is imminent one of the new developments follow u.k. allegations that iranian boats tried to obstruct a british oral tanker in the

wave of asylum seekers arriving at america's southern border on iraq below is our correspondent in mexico city so what can we expect from this meeting between the u.s. secretary of state and the mexican foreign minister manual. this meeting taking place between the secretary of state might palm pale and mexican foreign minister must sell it out certainly is a timely one it's taking place one day before the deadline on that 45 day deal between the united states and mexico that avoided tariffs being slapped on mexico's exports by the united states both officials were also expected to speak about the trilateral regional trade deal known as the u.s. m.c.a. between mexico canada and the united states it's meant to replace nafta but the real focus of this meeting that took place in mexico is immigration the change in policy in the united states toward asylum seekers in the sound seekers who will no longer be eligible for asylum in the united states if they've made their way through a to another country on their way to the united states and the way that we could describe this if i were a migrant from

mexico city. again out of the problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.k. government says a british warship has intervened off the iranian boats tried to obstruct a british oil tanker in the strait of hormuz on wednesday that on denies there was any confrontation they must be has more from. the iranian government has denied flatly denied that this incident took place at least not in the shape perhaps that the british have suggested the public affairs office of the islamic revolutionary guard corps naval forces have said that there were no encounters with foreign vessels in the past 24 hours so a clear flat denial it's not even that there is a different narrative here it is that no encounter took place with foreign vessels but they did say if they were instructed to seize or confront any vessel they will carry out those orders and messages from 22 countries have condemned china's treatment of ethnic and religious minorities in an unprecedented move they sent a letter to the u.n. human rights council calling for the detention of week of muslims to stop france

but critics have warned the crackdown could lead to human rights abuses by new reports from mexico city. over the past 45 days mexican authorities have stepped up a crackdown on migrants through an increase in immigration officers and the deployment of 1000 national guards troops to mexico's northern and southern borders . on average more than a 1000 migrants are now being apprehended in mexican territory every day so you notice and notice a point that mexican foreign minister marcello abroad has consistently repeated. the deployment of national guard troops as well as our own enforcement as existing margaret law have led to a 36.2 percent reduction in the flow of margaret's. by showing the trump administration that immigration numbers are down mexico hopes to meet the conditions of a july 22nd deadline on a deal that removed tariff threats on mexican exports to the u.s. but i spoke to mr broder i just before i came here we talked about the progress we've made on migration with them to. the trade good word out there 404045. they've they've made real progress but this is what the strateg

we'll be live in mexico city for the latest.women online claim they have suffered from what's known as "breast implant illness". surgeons say more research is needed, but that patients should be warned about the condition. anna collinson reports. so, yeah, i'm terrified. naomi mcarthur started feeling ill as soon as she got breast implants. i remember i started getting like severe pains in my stomach. i was writing with a pen and i said to my mum, like, "i actually can't write, it's too hard." like, writing with a pen was that tiring. after four years of suffering, last summer, naomi discovered breast—impla nt illness — a condition which consists of a broad range of autoimmune symptoms, including chronic fatigue and pain. i'm about to go down and i'm scared. naomi made the difficult decision to have her implants removed. there was no guarantee her health would improve. but, within weeks, the symptoms disappeared. i had completely bloodshot eyes all the time and my eyes are white now. this is crazy. despite limited evidence, lead

and also, bernardo is also from mexico city.them at all and gosh, they're so funny >> yeah, they're great they're tremendous >> jimmy: really - >> and then julio, of course you know >> jimmy: julio torres is just - >> yeah. >> jimmy: so he plays like a - billionaire? like a family -- >> yeah, his family is from, like, a chocolate, you know -- he comes from a chocolate family >> jimmy: they're a very famous family that -- >> they make chocolate >> jimmy: they make chocolate. yeah and so, that's how he gets his money. >> 'cause that's a big part of i think latino culture >> jimmy: wow, oh, my goodness, that's an amazing accent >> it just comes out that way when i speak >> jimmy: yeah >> it is how it is >> jimmy: what do you -- [ laughter ]at dyou speak french why do you not speak my language >> i'm trying to learn it. >> i'm not mocking y the language of love ♪ french that is the language the show should be called "le spooky." [ laughter ] >> you know, maybe perhaps i should learn to speak your language, to dance and to play and t

and the wave of asylum seekers arriving at the southern border monita rajpal has more now from mexico city. this meeting between us secretary of state mike pump aoe and mexican foreign minister marcello it out is certainly a timely one taking place just one day before the 45 day deadline on a plan between a deal between the united states and mexico to avoid tears being placed on mexican exports unless mexico is able to rein in and curb the flow of migrants making their way north into the united states now that meeting appears to be a positive one both men shook hands posing for photographs the theme of this conversation of course being immigration and this change in policy in the united states related to asylum seekers from central america no longer being eligible for asylum in the united states if they passed through another country there's also questions still there were questions over whether or not mexico would be designated a quote unquote safe 3rd country mexico's foreign minister said that because of the advances in these talks it appears as though mexico will not have to negotiate

it is really a great pleasure to talk to you, and for us to be here at the national palace in mexico city is a good relationship that we have with the united states administration. and we are going to try for this relationship to continue being a good relationship. we are convincing or persuading, saying that the best way to face the migration phenomenon is through cooperation for development. that is being able to help central american countries. we are also able to support mexico, for mexico to be supported as well, but mainly central america, so that we can promote productive activity for there to be jobs. many people do not know that the biggest flow of migrants, the hot -- highest number of people passing through mexico come from central america and from countries that, due to various special circumstances, are going through an economic crisis, lack .f job opportunities there is violence in those , and migration from mexico to the united states has fallen, and it will continue falling increasingly with time. what we are seeing, we have been seeing in recent times, is growth of centra

now opting to purchase a 2nd dummy phone just in case of a robbery i read up and i just see to mexico city the south african singer. activist johnny clegg has died at the age of 66. clegg was one of the few white artist to defy segregation laws and openly criticize the apartheid government during the 1970 s. and eighty's nicknamed the white zulu he was famed for blending traditional african rhythms and western music styles it was dog that was the pancreatic cancer 4 years ago but continued to perform around the world until is death. one of the world's most famous theater festivals is underway in the french city of europe's refugee crisis is a major theme this year. a 14th century pope's palace dominates the southern french city of avignon and provides a spectacular backdrop for one of the world's oldest and most prestigious theatre festivals. with nearly 2000 performances an offense it's a feast the theatre lovers was for surveillance and i love this best of all it's the 4th time that i've come it's an amazing atmosphere people talk to each other in the capitals and the lines to this comme

has more from mexico city . this collection of luxury jewelry in mexico city is worth millions yet it isn't part of some private collection or museum showcase many of these items like these gold plated pistol groups or this jewel encrusted bump long pen once belonged to mexican criminals yes very very well if they have that these as well as other items seized by the federal government are being auctioned off at a sense of worth and. get some of these oceans are just like in the movies where the gavel and someone who says he's going wants going twice sold but what makes it special is that all the money we earn from oceans goes towards mexico's poorest communities since the beginning of the year the mexican government has been selling off things ranging from luxury vehicles like this lamborghini more c.l. ago private planes and luxury homes some of which were previously owned by cartel members going east in there was the same with this new system we will save a lot because we can deliver funds directly to the peop

you're telling me you grew up in mexico city. >> i experience the 1989 earthquake in the bay area. have you experienced a big earthquake? >> i think the 7.8 that hit mexico city, i had been building this company for years and when you actually see people taking action that initially saved their lives that's what we keep on doing. >> i know you said the company in 2011, in the bay area there is the system and use the data that it provides to work for your sky alert here. >> with the tect the earthquake look at the area. >> then you take the data and do what? >> so whatever it does, it's going to tell us how much time we have before it's going to hit. at that point we can take measures like opening doors to be able to have an audible warning so people can duck, cover and get safe before the earthquake hits. >> how much time are people getting? there are businesses out there in mexico and the fire department. but how much time are they getting? >> at the epicenter it can go from seconds. it's really about being able to act at the moment we share the warning. like duck and cover so to