now in mexico city by the way max also performed last night at the big queen embassy here in mexico city you can go to their facebook page you can go to twitter look them up big queen embassy in mexico city and you'll find his stand up rate there it was amazing they also gave me this big coin necklace made of real mexican. silver so you know speaking about this bed and the fed printing money so we're here having another pandemic around the world and the top 0 point one percent who own most of the shares they're rallying they're happy they're excited because and a bad news for the people is good news for them and in fact jay powell says it has been a particularly good time to be at the top of the income spectrum of course he would know well it's a tax you know printing money is a tax and if you make the analogy to the middle ages and feudal lords they would tax people and till they are you know living in a service and here you have a minimum consumption requirement as long as you're spending 5 or $10.00 a day on plastic or plastic food or junk or what have you you can you can maintain

that helps others do the same every week at a courtyard in downtown mexico city instructors hold workshops for people with motor disabilities the whole thing is a real crash course in urban mobility yes and based. we teach them to climb platforms ramps and stairs the goal is to make people feel independent to get back into society and not feel held back when there isn't a ramp. wheelchair management is a major focus of this course and so is psychological rehabilitation not only are people with disabilities learning practical take meeks to navigate the urban landscapes of mexico city but these training sessions serve as a valuable opportunity to socialize to meet new people and for individuals to learn from each other's experiences. an estimated 5500000 people across mexico live with some. sort of disability santiago velasquez the founder of independent living says the vast majority of them or excluded from living a normal life and. only 10 percent of people with disabilities are included or partially included in society and 90 percent are left out of context they

mexico city. it's the morning rush in mexico city and julio lopez is on his way to work navigating the metro system here can be quite hectic and it's no lesser challenge when you're forced to commute in a wheelchair in recent years the mexican capital has improved in terms of access for the disabled and many of the city's public transit stations have become wheelchair accessible just when among the living it isn't uncommon however for julio to have to rely on the kindness of strangers every time an elevator or set of escalators unexpectedly breaks down the been in the market that i might spirits on the metro often depends on people's moods there is a difference between having a good morning without complications or a more challenging time who has mastered the challenges of getting around the city he also works at an organization called independent living mexico that helps others do the same every week at a courtyard in downtown mexico city instructors hold workshops for people with motor disabilit

some interesting things about people history all kinds of good stuff stacie max we are here in mexico city mexico it used to be the capital of the aztec empire and you know what montezuma who ruled the aztec empire 500 years ago exactly well he has a lesson for us today the modern human about how to deal with the doors and how we are still willed by the doors i have this headline here spanish conquistadores stole this gold bar from aztec emperor montezuma's true here is the actual of gold bar this is all the gold that montezuma had current car tests stolen he melted it down put it into bars this is just under 2 kilos here that they found under a street here in mexico city in 1901 it's been carbon dated to prove it is from 151920 when cortez sacked the city stole all their gold and it's worth about $100000.00 u.s. dollars say it still has value today so this is historical evidence of the country stars come here and stealing all the gold and this is the beginning really of a 500 year problem of having one's well stolen and of course is picked up by american the 1970 s. remember milton friedm

that helps others do the same every week at a courtyard in downtown mexico city instructors hold workshops for people with motor disabilities the whole thing is a real crash course in urban mobility yes and based eyes he added we teach them to climb platforms ramps and stairs the goal is to make people feel independent to get back into society and not feel held back when there isn't a ramp. wheelchair management is a major focus of this course and so is psychological rehabilitation not only are people with disabilities learning practical take meeks to navigate the urban landscapes of mexico city but these training sessions serve as a valuable opportunity to socialize to meet new people and for individuals to learn from each other's experiences. an estimated 5500000 people across mexico live with some sort of disappear. santiago velasquez the founder of independent living says the vast majority of them are excluded from living a normal life and. only 10 percent of people with disabilities are included and partially included in society and 90 percent are left out o

know looking at this bar they show that a new chemical analysis of a large gold bar found under a mexico city street in 1981 has shed light on a centuries old origins as mexico's national institute of at the policy in history .

know looking at this bar they show that a new chemical analysis of a large gold bar found under a mexico city street in 1981 has shed light on a centuries old origins as mexico's national institute of at the policy in history announced last week the precious metal was probably dropped in a canal by spanish invaders as they retreated from the aztec capital of tentative. i'm sure i'm not pronouncing the aztec word right but on june 30th 1520 the new chain trieste day or night of sadness so that was the one night of sadness where cortez was forced to flee after the spanish army actually came to arrest him and then he was forced to flee when the aztecs attacked as many slaughtered many people slaughtered the other indigenous people around here the other natives who fought against the mountain zuma as well but i say that we have this credit can decent keep the doors who have taken our wealth since 1971 through this magic act of swapping out our gold backed international settlement layer as all fiat's so they can take whatever because the. a uniquely have asymmetric information of how much credit t

and mexico city. this is all of these are the top stories in thailand security forces have surrounded a shopping center where an active shooter is believed to be holed up on saturday a soldier went on a gun rampage in the city of conduct killing at least 21 people were in hay has more from bangkok we do not know exactly what the situation is there whether there are still people trapped or being held inside the mall by the gunman we know we've seen many people coming out of the more some of them injured including in the last couple of hours or so those injured taken away to the hospitals which are becoming very busy of course because not only do we have 21 fatalities but we have many people who are injured in the government officials have been calling for people who live in the area there to go to their local medical facilities to donate blood voting is over in arlen's general election with exit polls predicting a 3 way tie their vote out because party fin a gale as 22.4 percent of the vote left wing n

with emotions still running high more demonstrations or expected when will it happen mexico city. a volcano in mexico is living up to its reputation as one of the world's most active. area which means smoking mountain has erupted twice within 24 hours so far no reports of injuries or damage from the lava flows or ash clouds have been reported $25000000.00 mexicans live within 100 kilometers including in the capital of mexico city making a major eruption particularly dangerous. police in costa rica have seized almost 6 tons of cocaine in the country's largest ever hole the drugs were discovered on a vessel bound for rotterdam the netherlands they had been hidden within briefcases and placed inside containers on board the ship police arrested the driver of the truck which carried the containers to the pores of the go ahead for a new coal mine is dividing opinion in australia catastrophic bushfires have increased debate about fossil fuels and climate change but the new mine provides jobs and strengthens a strategy is position as the world's largest coal exporter brian has the story fr

now the brutal murder of a 7 year old girl in mexico city has increased already growing outrage over the killing and harassment of women and girls right across the country john homan reports. that chanting no one move women who've taken over this toll booth on the outskirts of mexico city to protest against years of femicide is that the man made. this so much violence i don't know any woman who has itself it and here on the outskirts be difficult and that is why they come to trade the bodies. more than 10 women a killed every day across the country and it's getting worse in 2090 the number was double the 4 years previously. but this month the she came to a head with to her. ingrid ischemia who stopped him flayed 7 year old fatima to get was kidnapped outside his school then raped and strangled. after ingrid's murder this is what president lopez obrador had to say. i don't want the theme of this press conference to just be about homicides it's pretty clear that issue has been really manipulated by the media those who don't like us take advantage of any circumstance to generate campaig

mexico city. i'm not their anger ignited by the case of 25 year old. brutally murdered by her boyfriend on february 9th. the national palace was one of the targets of the crown's he said the government hasn't done enough to address the issue of violence against women it's estimated that 10 women are killed in mexico every day. so when i'm in the american i'm sure people will say look at these crazy women spray painting this historic door from there who lucian but what they should do is read what we've written how many women have been killed how many have been raped how many are being discriminated that's what really matters. there's also been a backlash against mexican media after photos of mutilated body be published. and. i'm asking the members of the press before you publish a fight before you write a story think think that this could have been used in your daughter that this could be. more than 1000 cases of femicide were recorded across mexico in 2900. women's rights advocates are demanding th

the chanting no while most women have taken over this toll booth on the outskirts of mexico city to protest against years of femicide this was a good time there's so much violence i don't know any woman who hasn't suffered and here on the outskirts be difficult and here's why they come to trade. more than 10 women a killed every day across the country and it's getting worse in 2090 the number was double but 4 years previously. but this month issue came to a head with to her. ingrid. was stopped from flayed 7 year old fatima to get was kidnapped outside her school then raped and strangled after ingrid's murder this is what president obama daughter had to say. i don't want the theme of this press conference to just be about homicides it's very clear that issue has been really manipulated by the media those who don't like us take advantage of any circumstance to generate campaigns of defamation. claim issue and social decay caused by near liberalism it outraise many step what it is to be a can't even describe it we're talking about a national emergency of femicide and we have 2 cases that real

that is because the people in solidarity with you are in mexico city, not here.dent: but in the past year women have come together more and more to demand change. there is a relatively small number of women here, but protests like this have increased across the country after years in which authorities have done not very much to prevent feminist sides -- fem icides and abuse against women. on march 9 and national strike has been called. -- movement is only going growing. 1 time first -- >> time for sports. peter: players on the women -- women'sof the u.s. national football team are allegingr damages, institutionalized discrimination. that includes unequal pay between men's and women's teams. the damages were requested in papers filed in los angeles thursday ahead of a trial scheduled to start in may. has spoken out about his dispute with the barcelona technical director, but just one part of the troubled season. drained friday, but the big picture is still on his mind two weeks after his social media post said it was the players that got the coach sacked last mont

where they've identified their 1st case that's here from our correspondent run world who is in mexico city. mexico's deputy health minister has said that the person that was diagnosed with that confirmed case of corona virus is currently in isolation along with members of his family at the national institute of respiratory disease here in mexico city now the deputy health minister also said that this individual is being held for epidemic logical reasons not for medical reasons saying that his symptoms are mild not severe warning people not to panic or urging people rather not to panic here not to cause a sort of sensationalism around this 1st confirmed case now there are 3 other suspicious cases not confirmed cases one in the state of sinaloa and 2 others here in central mexico in the case of that confirmed case of the virus that individual appears to a contract of the virus while on a visit to italy within the 3rd week of february but the government is saying that there were they as of today they were going to hold daily press conferences to update the population on the progress and on th

so welcome to mexico city this is where we are we were in cannes kuhn just the last episode.

and we're fully charged for formula e's visit to mexico city.rt with women's football tonight, and as the game in england has been going from strength to strength in recent years, with the world cup last year, record attendances, and professionalism, it's not all rosey everywhere. take liverpool women. as the men conquer all before them, the women are in a relegation scrap in the super league, leading some to question whether the club is investing enough in the team. we'll analyse in more details shortly but first, jane dougall was at last night's defeat to arsenal. isa is a cold night in chester, the home tea m is a cold night in chester, the home team have lost three habitude arsenal women and they are facing a relegation. it is in a small cup —— club. top of the premier league by a considerable margin, and they're also building a £50 million training complex but currently, there are no plans to accommodate the women's team. i didn't know that, that's a shock. that's not good, is it? it's disrespectful in a way. there should be facilities in t

embassy in mexico city. and in cases where we have tracking information, where there are serial numbers on the guns, there's cooperation to share that with u.s. law enforcement so they can track that. >> have we sent our people down there? >> we have u.s. law enforcement officials in mexico. >> the person that broke the law selling the gun, have we sent him to the mexican prison for the judicial system? >> i would have to check with doj for specific cases. i cannot recall off the top of my head. >> would that be a strong deterrent if we did? >> i would assume it would. >> i will yield back. >> thank you, congressman. congressman phillips. >> thank you, and thank you to the witnesses. we had a similar hearing about a month ago relative to aid to mexico and not surprisingly took -- corruption took center stage. so i would like to begin with a question to you about how corruption very specifically impacts your work starting with you, mr. glenn, and if you can be specific about corruption. not general. >> our fo

know looking at this bar they show that a new chemical analysis of a large gold bar found under a mexico city street in 1981 has shed light on a centuries old origins as mexico's national institute of at the policy in history announced last week the precious metal was probably dropped in a canal by spanish invaders as they retreated from the aztec capital of tentative. i'm sure i'm not pronounce an aztec word right but on june 30th 1520 the new chain trieste day or night of sadness so that was the one night of sadness where cortez was forced to flee after the spanish army actually came to arrest him and then he was forced to flee when the aztecs attacked as many slaughtered many people slaughtered the other indigenous people around here the other natives who fought against the mountain zuma as well but i say that we have this credit can decent kisa doors who have taken our wealth since 1971 through this magic act of swapping out our gold backed international settlement layer as all fiat's so they can take whatever because they uniquely have the asymmetric information of how much credit they'r

mexico city. these young boys from the mexican state of get away don't are learning combat techniques. they are the newest and youngest recruits of the community run militia their ages range from $8.00 to $12.00 this is yes we can even go outside because the school we used to go to is in another town controlled by criminal gangs and if we go there we could be kidnapped. many of the boys say violence in their communities has grown out of hand they're afraid to go back to school and have traded their textbooks for rifles. i joined the community police force to help my people in my family and they've told me a lot about guns and about how to defend. last year there were nearly $1600.00 homicides registered and get laid off according to official sources. violence has become so common many residents see no other choice than to put firearms in the hands of anyone able to wield them no book and it was the doing of these because we like guns we are farmers the work field over a wide for all families we ha

the protests were sparked by gruesome killing in mexico city last week and the leaking of photos by the victims of the victim's body by police nearly $4000.00 women were murdered in mexico last year that's a 10 percent increase from $28.00. of france's announced the 1st fatality from the corona virus in europe an 80 year old chinese tourists passed away in a hospital in paris now that brings the death toll outside of mainland china to 4 but the impact of the virus remains centered in china where around 1500 people have now died most of them in who by province and china is taking drastic steps to combat that outbreak with the courts. threatening to impose the death penalty on people who hide symptoms of the virus. for one man in china quarantine is a marathon a way to cope with the boredom. much of china is on lockdown in beijing or thirties would have people returning from the chinese new year holidays to self quarantine or face punishment yes but the w.h.o. sounds got beat china's significant additional slowing it down we may not be able to slow it down entirely and we have to wait

deal with them the protests were sparked by a particularly gruesome killing in mexico city last week and the leaking of photos of the victim's body by police. thailand more than 200 buddhist monks prayed out a shopping mall to remember victims of a soldier who went on a shooting rampage on friday the gunman killed 29 people before police shot him dead prayer was held before shops reopened for business. largest mass shooting. u.s. defense secretary mark asper has justified diverting nearly $4000000000.00 from other military programs to fund a border wall with mexico president donald trump says around 200 kilometers of the border fence have been finished the president ignored criticism of the shift in funds and talk instead about how much was being built as well as making claims about people trying and failing to climb. you went to arizona where construction is in full swing through conservation areas and heritage sites. not just a rusty mix of steel pillars and concrete. arizona. organ pipe national monument. a heartbreaking scene for conservationist kevin doll he's worked along the u

last seen alive because of his death is still being investigated by new rappler reports now from mexico city. one of mexico's most iconic species the monarch butterfly has just lost perhaps its greatest advocate. they're not going to. known as mexico's monarch butterfly defender was found dead in a pond in the state of the chalk on. his mysterious disappearance 2 weeks before his body was found has raised concerns among many in mexico who say violence against environmental activists has become commonplace isn't that. he was a defender of the environment in a region with many conflicts me jochen is a perfect example of where natural resources are under a lot of pressure especially when it comes to 4 is being cleared for avocado plantations. the iconic monarch butterfly is known for its annual migration to the forests of central mexico where millions spent the winter is. days before his disappearance olmedo gomez posted this video on social media surrounded by thousands of flapping wings gomez invited tourists to visit his butterfly sanctuary a federal investigation is determining how gomez di

face up to it alone that's because the people that show support and solidarity reef you are in mexico city not here. but in the last year women have been coming together more and more to demand change there's a relatively small number of women here but protests like this one have been increasing across the country off the years in which authorities are really don't know very much to prevent femicide and abuses against women now the pressure is on . now on the 9th of march mashing strike for women has been proved the movement is only growing john home and. the cut to pick the united nations is warning the numbers of all my greater e spaces are in decline because of climate change and hunting it's added 7 new spaces to its endangered list including jagger isn't elephants are india correspondent elizabeth per annum has more now from the state of gujarat where trying to find solutions. we're in the last sort of a bird sanctuary to one of the biggest wetland sanctuaries in the country india is the primary went to ground for many birds from eurasia north of the himalayas and north africa which t

mexico city. a volcano in mexico is living up to its reputation as one of the world's most active. which means smoking mountain has erupted twice within 24 hours so far there's been no reports of injuries or damage from the lava flow is all from the ash clouds. and the approval of a huge new coal mine is dividing a strategy is catastrophic bush was to increase debate about fossil fuels climate change and the switch to green energy but the new mine provides jobs and strengthens a strategy is position as the world's largest coal exporter and they are brian has the story from the state of queensland. claremont population 3001 of history is mining heartlands most of the work here is a cult following and they keep all wilkes motel business going as well possibly 70 percent of their business would be call related in one way or another whether it be the shoe salesman all of the shampoo sidles men feel salzman claremont's the closest town to the controversial comical mine and it's still 160 kilometers away. the mines are owned by the indian company adani and got the go ahead from the gover

to face up to it alone that's because the people that show support and solidarity refuse are in mexico city not here. but in the last year women have been coming together more and more to demand change there's a relatively small number of women here but protests like this one have been increasing across the country off the years in which authorities are pretty down not very much to prevent femicide and abuses against women now the pressure is on. down the 9th of march and national strike for women has been called the movement is only growing john home and how does it become to pick. let's have a look at the headlines here at al-jazeera the world health organization is concerned about a surge in coronavirus cases with no clear link to china iran has reported 4 deaths and 18 infections there are reports and iranian man has tested positive for the virus south korea's increase its count of new cases to more than $200.00 taking the total to $433.00 governments restricting movement in cities like soul and daken. although the window of opportunity is not only to contain the outbreak we still have

women have marched in cities across mexico to protest murders of women and the way authorities deal with them in protests were sparked by a particularly gruesome killing in mexico city last week and the leaking of photos of the victim's body i believe it's. our bill the coronavirus epidemic is also focusing minds at the munich security conference china's deputy foreign minister expressed confidence at the meeting that the epidemic will soon be over and china itself the cortez threaten to impose the death penalty on people who hide symptoms of the virus or than 1500 people have died in the epidemic so far including now in france which has recorded the outbreaks 1st fatality in europe and the viruses making life very difficult for many of us. for one man in china quarantine is a marathon a way to cope with the boredom. much of china is on lockdown in beijing or thirties all the people returning from their chinese new year holidays to self quarantine or face punishment yes but the w.h.o. sounds got beat when you talk about. them there are many is what do we know what should we do we actuall

with them the protests were sparked by a particularly gruesome killing in mexico city last week and the leaking of photos of the victim's body by police. 16 children have died in a fire at an orphanage in haiti the home outside the capital port au pass was run by a u.s. based nonprofit group authorities say the blaze may have been started by candles used during one of haiti's frequent blackouts. shock and sorrow outside the building that was home to more than 60 children half of the victims were babies or toddlers. i would count as a teacher i'm here to help the children i'm like a father to them ah didn't know what happened there was nothing i could do when i arrived i assume of the 15 corpses. rescue workers said they could have saved more lives but lacked bottled oxygen and the ambulances needed to transport all of the injured children to a hospital. couldn't get to the top floor quick. take some children who were conscious to hospital unfortunately some of them couldn't get the treatment they needed or silly also. the home was run by a u.s. based nonprofit religious group that l

one case is out of mexico city. and the other in the northern state of sinaloa closer to home.cently transferred an infected patient to san mateo county hospital for treatment. it is not cleperson came from. >>> we are also tracking the case involving an infect the solano county woman. a live look at uc davis medical center in sacramento. this is where that woman remains hospitalized. health experts now trying to retrace her steps. there are now 83,000 infections worldwide including 60 in the u.s. 2,800 people have died from the virus. >>> bay area schools are in high alert due to the coronavirus fears. now here is a live look at a school in fairfield where the district sent a warner voice mail to parents about the spreading virus. this comes in the wake of that now mysterious confirmed case in solano county. the district said it is disinfecting all classrooms and desks. >> please understand that the coronavirus is causing concerns for many of our parents. >> yeah, very, because we live minutes away from orce. here. >> and the district is reminding parents to make sure that the

is also down as mexico city. bank the 2020 growth 'd forecasts for the entire year will see what happens there and here in the united states the s. and p. 500 the new york stock exchange the nasdaq are all down now we've been talking about this all week this isn't just the worst decline since the 2008 financial crisis it is the fastest ever 10 percent drop or oil prices drop more than 2 percent with bring crude setting at its lowest level since december of 2018 the technology sector is down 12 percent this week even utilities and consumer staples shares which investors typically flock to during volatility because of their generous dividend payments those were hit as well by the selling all 11 sectors of the s. and p. $500.00 are in negative territory for the year investor saw the safety of government bonds in the yield on the benchmark 10 year treasury note to record lows and then finally moving up to canada the t.s.a. is also down for the week here's something interesting though they actually closed more than 40

mexico city. more still to come the show goes on u.s. democrats hoping to win the white house try their luck in las vegas also. genuine intention to dissolve the. the nest to keep the door open after talks to end the gulf crisis are suspended. and unsupported leap of faith as fossils leading players show off their skills in chicago. hello winter continues in the north of syria in turkey and beyond the cloud in the case is something that it's to optically fish is not specially windy or that cold but we have got cold rain or snow with a bit of hype is just across through northern iraq and into iran and south of all that the clouds moralist died out support for few showers from iraq the picture on monday's a fairly dry one but it's not finished the still on shore breeze full of events these are about showers or overcast weather was some writers thought that war in jerusalem did better in beirut than is plus one indicating this is not because he was obviously and further south in doha 27 is very pleasantly warm compared to the say a week ago

and the clouds coming in off the pacific so expect to see the rain showers making its way towards mexico city but if you look up a little bit more towards those higher elevations we could even be seeing some snow that's really into those higher regions mexico city a rainy day here on monday with a temperature of $23.00 degrees and as we go towards tuesday the rain starting to taper off with a temperature of 22 that stinking cool with the tempter 27 degrees for you. an award winning investigation i mean a worker's room right behind that has been factory when we operate for less and we buy for less we can pass those savings all of our customers into the supply chains that produce cheap clothing. with little regard for workers' lives the remains of the fire still everywhere rewind made in bangladesh on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder about top stories this hour a number of people have died from corona virus in china has risen to at least 361 a surge and fictions has prompted the government to impose severe restrictions on movement in a 2nd major city. protesters in iraq are den

not one more women rally against a violent city that mexico takes 7 year old girl is brutally murdered. they will face off for these 2 heavyweights scientists that story coming up in sports with peter said don't go away. hello again it's good to be back we're watching one storm system here coming in and out of china across the sea of japan you can see on the satellite image pushing across the russian maritimes and with that we are going to be seeing a lot of rain as well as snow now for the parts of the russian maritimes we could be seeing over for about 50 centimeters of snow just in the next 72 hours but down towards the south into tokyo it is going to be rain on sunday things get a little bit colder that means the rain will be turning to snow particular here across the western part of japan for tokyo though it's going to remain a nice day for you with the temps are there of about 16 degrees where across vietnam it is going to be some coastal rain will watch over the next few days now this is most of that rain that develops in the afternoon and it's going to develop all the way acros