gordo had to mexico city. the generals have decided the mexican generals have decided to give it one one last stand and they do and so one option for the americans is to send a division to flank the mexican army at cherubusco by by by cutting across these lava beds a not so young and not so young engineered named robert e. lee finds the path to cross these lava beds, but they're relatively unguarded path to mexico city because no one it seems had found a path through them before at least not invading army clearly, so they're relatively ungurred. so that's that's one possibility to to do by marching across the lava bit taking the small village of contreras. and then attacking from the rear and that would split the mexican forces and that's that's really the american plan to take mexico city. so, it's august 19th an american division marches across the lava beds. they've they've fought earlier in the day at contreras. they're gonna fight later in the day the same day the battle of chura bus go with turned into o

well, scott passed on to occupy the city of puebla. puebla, mexico is one of the, i think, the most beautiful cities on the continent, i haven't been then a couple of decades. but it is a wonderful place. he is occupying puebla in may, on may 15th in 1847. and, here is the way the army works in those days. if you sign up, if you signed up as a volunteer, a long term enlistment to you is about six months, which is barely enough time even to train. interrupted, like the idea was that virtuous men would sign up for military and wartime, but you wouldn't have a large standing army when it's not wartime because a large number of men under arms is not only expensive, which grows the size of the central government, it increases its power, and authority, and strength, and likelihood that it will be abuse it, but also, you wouldn't have those under arms because armies are an republican places. you have to take orders, someone else is telling you when they get, up what to do all the time. the americans prior to the 20th century, they bristles of that sort of t

in recent years, mexico city has seen a large influx of foreign residents. the mexican capital is now considered one of the top 5 cities in the world for remote workers. and in agreement signed last month between the city and air b and b 6 to attract even more. if we meet us, you know, this is an invitation for watkins from the whole wall to come live in mexico city, a city that has it all. while the mayor's office says, the city hasn't seen a causal link between more air b and b rentals and higher rent prices act of his say, a lack of regulation has allowed real estate companies to operate like a cartel for to get got a bill. why a cartel, you know, because these are fight over control of the we, we talking about done or run water, where people are being forcibly displaced. this is norwin war, and money is winning. active is see the formula is simple as mexico has sought to attract remote workers with higher purchasing power, it's created more inequality for mexicans. protesters here in mexico city, se rent prices are so high. some are finding it hard to fin

diehard to the point he made the trip to mexico city to see his favorite team. >> i saw mexico city onthe schedule and you've got to make the international trip, it happens once every 10 years or so so my girlfriend and i wanted to take advantage. >> east. they host games outside the united states and this year the figment -- the 49ers were chosen to go down to mexico to play the cardinals. he says he goes to one away game every year so he chose this one, he said it almost felt like a home game. >> we are staying downtown, and there are 49er fans everywhere. there are few cardinal fans here, not completely absent but the niner fans are outnumbering them. there are 20 49er fans to everyone cardinal fan. >> video he sent shows a sea of red on saturday night, hours before kick off a similar scene. massive amounts of 49er fans in front and around the stadium. leading to what newman says is an experience you won't forget. >> when you go to a place like mexico city where you have fans traveling all over the world, even the locals here in mexico going to support the 49ers, it goes to show how

it is in direct recognition of the apparent success of those talks in mexico city. there's also been reaction from the chair of the very powerful center to foreigner relations committee. but mendez saying that he welcomes the news of the apparent success of those talks and mexico city. but he's also issued a warning saying that if her nicholas, my daughter is using these talks as a way of stalling any exchange of power within venezuela. then those sanctions are going to be re imposed and re imposed even more strongly. so from the senate foreign affairs committee, a welcoming off the agreement in mexico. but also a warning that this must not be delayed. that the process, which is now underway in mexico city at those strokes, must continue in order for the us to continue to relax sanctions on venezuela. mike, thank you. my can ally for us in washington. authorities in china say they will ease coven 19 restrictions in the countries western region of shin jang, a lockdown that has been in place for more than a 100 days, will be lifted in stages. demonstrates has been ca

and a group of transgender footballers winning over a tough city in mexico city with a message of unity. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. we begin tonight in china. authorities are redoubling their efforts to stamp out unrest over beijing's zero covid policy. students seen as leading the protests against the lockdown restrictions, those students have been sent home. police are on the streets in force of at least 16 cities. but despite authorities also relaxing some restrictions, there is widespread unrest. >> it's a display of public rage not seen in china for decades. what began as a position against anti-covid restrictions has morphed into something bigger -- a thinly veiled discussed with those in power from beijing to hong kong. >> we want human rights. >> the protests have become too loud to ignore. the ruling communist party has staged a massive show of force by security services and vowed a resolute crackdown on what it has labeled sabotage activities by hostile forces. this is what the crackdown looked like in g

one will wrap hello has more from mexico city. it's been more than a year since the last time the venezuelan government and the verizon opposition actually sat at the negotiating table. and one of the reasons there's been so much optimism of head of this round of negotiations is precisely because the goals and the rewards the potential rewards were outlined. well ahead of the negotiations, it was outlined before the cheaters even sat down at the dialogue table. and the goal, of course, is to resolve the ongoing economic and political crisis in, in venezuela for the government of nicholas mother. would. that would mean that he would have to commit to participating in free and fair elections in the country for the government of nicholas. my ludo, the reward is an easing of crippling international sanctions. the signing of an of an agreement between the 2 parties here would also automatically lead to an issue and of licenses to chevron, to resume operations in venezuela. this, of course, is good news for the united states. this comes

. >>> the 49ers take care business in mexico city. we break it down for you in this morning's steak way. >>> let's look at today's top stories. we are learning more about the victims and the heroes of the nightclub shooting and colorado. raymond green vance, carrie loving, and daniel asked him were killed in the shooting . 17 others were hurt. the army veteran, richard fierro saved lives by taking down the gunmen. he was at the club with his wife, daughter, and her boyfriend. >> i hit him with his gun . i grabbed it. i hit him with it. i kept hitting him with it. >> i'm not a hero, i am just some dude. >> the shooter is anderson lee aldrich, he is a hospital meeting facing hate crimes and murder charges. >>> sheng thao is declaring victory. we have the latest results coming out overnight. sheng thao is leading with 53.3% over loren taylor. she says i have never felt more hopeful or determined. loren taylor has called for a news you thought there were not enough twitter employees left to run the company, think again. elon musk laid off

mexico's drug wars were policed in the large ornate tunes. they seemed to stand as reminders of the violence and the danger that engulfed the city. >> i think it'se completely controlled by the drug cartels. >> but drew was relentless. for instance, just before he arrived in mexico, he came upon a treasure trove of evidence. el chapo had left his safety even for this mansion in kabul st. lucas. it was raided by mexican law enforcement. el chapo got away. there were key scraps of paper, notebook and phones left behind. with phone numbers and drew can target. >> you can't just target the man himself. you have to target his entire infrastructure. that means is pilots, his facilitator, his career years, his wives, his girlfriends, his sons. down to his made, his cook. it began with his two most trusted pilots. >> pilots who had would swoop el chapo in and out of his hideouts under cover of darkness. it was a big discovery. drew learned an agent from homeland security investigations back in the states, who he calls brady, had also uncovered the pilots numbers. >> he came back and said that, oh my gosh, this could be a gold mind. and we just leave aga

now me moved to mexico city as a teenager, leaving behind a strongly religious family in a village where she struggled to be herself here in the city. she feels free lawyer bizarre in my village. i would have always just be known as the gay one, and i knew i wanted more. i wanted to be something different. visibility, she says is important. that's why the gardenias were founded, violence and discrimination a part of everyday life for many transgender women in mexico. they are often pushed to the margins of society. will knock on the showing that is trans women. we're not just pushing on a show or to put it plainly working as prostitutes. but trans women simply aren't given normal office job alone, but our, their gardenias have been playing football for 35 years, facing resistance and prejudice along the way. they used to be called names people through to marty's at them. but now attitudes a shifting, they say that's because they're stuck it out and people have gotten to know them. today they're ambassadors for tolerance, but above all, their people with dreams and of passion for football

lynching in the editors of mexico city. o-americans that whites ofh the north the giants of the dollar but of culture. the indignation among mexicans over the lynching november 8, 1910 writes had eruptedra across mexico targeting the considerable numbers of u.s. owned businesses and homes the protesters smashed windows and torn down american flags while chanting those yankees a death to the americans. the police arrest hundreds of bpeople in one officer drew sabers and descend upon a crown killing a man by stabbing them through the neck. the protest continued on the streets and in the press, prompting the u.s. ambassador to mexico to issue a public warning. the unites states government will leave nothing undone to protect u.s. citizens and property mexico. it was a threat to pray the united states would invade mexico with attacks on u.s. interested nazis. but the protest raged on. bester will subside to visit the general the dictator of mexico to insist he put ato stop to but it was too late. they had already incited the out

to get ready for their monday night football game in mexico city. >>> practice squad offensive lineman alvarado gutierrez won't get to play in the game, but it is still a special trip. he grew up in mexico, and told me before he left, this will be an expensive trip home. >>> how have the requests for tickets been? >> crazy, man. more than 50. even more than that. i kept it cool, we found some online. but it wasn't that crazy but for a moment i thought i was going to go broke. >> reporter: with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> all right. we have some breaking news. but first, coming up to call bay area home, a native american home is still fighting for recognition. >> we have done years of genealogy, historical research, records to prove who we are, and that we have union, the gls horizon that our founders promised. the uestions before . >>> we are going to breaking news, this is nancy pelosi addressing her political future after the democrats lose the house. >> establish justice. ensure domestic tranquility. provide for the common defense. promote the general welfare and se

in recent years, mexico city has seed a large influx of foreign residents. the mexican capital is now considered one of the top 5 cities in the world for remote workers, and in agreement signed last month between the city and air b and b 6 to attract even more. if we meet us, you know, this is an invitation for watkins from the whole wall to come live in mexico city, a city that has it all. while the mayor's office says, the city hasn't seen a causal link between more air b and b rentals and higher rent prices. active is say, a lack of regulation has allowed real estate companies to operate like a cartel or kit. got a bill. why a cartel you because these are fight over control of 33. we're talking about done or run war, where people are being forcibly displaced. this is norwin war, and money is winning. active his see the formula is simple as mexico has sought to attract remote workers with higher purchasing power, it created more inequality for mexicans. protestors here in mexico city say rent prices are so high, some are finding it hard to find affordable h

to help at least organize and plan some major revolts as the mexican revolutions taking off in mexico city she goes on to join emily on us about this army and help ghosts right his plan day ayala. she goes on to fight for women. and voting rights and everything in mexico. she's an extraordinary human being so that's what we have. that's what we know about juana. i'm confident that there's so much more the archive is so slim so if i could how it's been the rest of my life with juana. oh, i love that. i love that and going into the archives, right we know as researchers as professors as teachers that to go into an archive, especially at the rebel archive materials aware forbidden to look into what does it mean for you to be able to get your hands on all of these boxes and letters and materials for you to construct this really fun and and heart-wrenching but also very fun story of these rebels and and these women that are in here. tell us a little bit about the experience of the archives for you. that's such a good question what this book in particular. so this is a social movement, right tha

he's a mexican fan who's, who's visited here to mexico city. read me even the clouds that seem to have rolled in, it seems darker. even the music seems kind of sad. this place was packed just moments ago. how do you feel about mexico performing vasquez? i'm very sad. it was a disappointing match because like i said, i travelled from california to celebrate among the mexican supporters. the energy was high. the supporters were there is just, we didn't get the result we wanted. fortunately, mexico, but it brought better players that had a better team. and you know, the results shows that one thing that i've got, one thing that i really like about mexico fans is that people, regardless of the outcomes, seem to be having a good time. how do you describe the mood during the game? and people were just, they had high hopes. if you see that they wanted age and they were there until a very last minute supporting their team. and that's what we do. i haven't heard this many size and screams and, and let downs at a very long time. read me. thank you very mu

unless i knew a few years ago, a young woman leslie was merge on the university campus here in mexico city. they in doing the la quinta, at the time, is the city prosecutor's office circulated messages via it's twitter account, less b may have been murdered. but according to our initial investigation, she'd like to party and drink a lot of alcohol in this beef will not take a gift without things are completely irrelevant for a woman was murdered here either there must start investigating what happened. very good. how are you going to solve this case a little better? because you know, lou leslie was found dead by this telephone booth on the university campus. investigators claimed she took her own life ah mean life. her mother never believed that version of events. and neither did her lawyer, [000:00:00;00] ah, we whether we need a key, good asio sucking of evil, but of i who they are today, i can come here, thanks to the students and young women who have supported me with the and they were here from the beginning and gave less for your voice a get is that pretty momentous but we are happy.

unless i knew a few years ago, a young woman less me was merge on the university campus here in mexico city. they in doing the luck, went that at the time with the city prosecutor's office circulated messages via it's twitter account less be may have been murdered. but according to our initial investigations, she liked to party and drink a lot of alcohol in this before that she could keep up with up to things are completely irrelevant. for a woman was murdered here, either there must dart, investigating what happened they did this. how were you going to solve this case? after some verification on leslie was found dead by this telephone booth on the university campus. investigators claimed she took her own life. ah, her mother never believed that version of events, and neither did her lawyer ah lif whether we need a key. good asked yes, i can't even provide the other day. i can come here thanks to the students and young women who have supported me with the and they were here from the beginning and gave less for your voice a good as than pretty men women, the student id. they said this was no

while i was around mexico city, there was one place ijust had to check out.rways of xochimilco lies a local legend. step onto an island here and you will find among a few small huts a place which some say is cursed. welcome to the island of dolls. this strange little place has become a massive tourist attraction, but its origins are actually pretty dark. so, around 70 years ago, a young girl drowned nearby, and so the island's owner started placing dolls around here for her spirit to play with. but the story gets much weirder than that. after filling the entire island with dolls, the owner himself died in the exact same spot as the young girl. it is said he spent 50 years adding to the collection of dolls here before his own mysterious death in 2001. definitely not the kind of place i'd want to spend the night alone. so it's probably for the best then that you can't actually sleep here, but you can visit the island as part of a day tour of xochimilco�*s waterways. it's not one for the faint hearted. i've never been to a place like this before. with good reaso

. >> four american tourists die from carbon monoxide poisoning within a day of each other in mexico city>> we will fight to make sure that mandates are implemented so no other family has to deal with this type of brokenness and heartache. >> the latest victims of an avoidable tragedy. >>> plus vanishing polar bears. >> oh, there he is right there. how amazing is that? >> climate change threatening the survival of these majestic animals. >> they are big, beautiful, kind of like me. >> we journey to subarctic canada, the polar bear capital of the world, for closeup efforts to save them. >>> and weird. >> you're all just a bunch of norms, i'm the weird one! >> the man who parodies some of the world's biggest hits, songs like "eat it." joining forces with harry potter, daniel radcliffe, for a bio-pic. >> the things that are true, many of them of just as ridiculous as things we mate up. >> satirizing the genre. >> the most accurate that's been made, we can see that. >> and the romance with madonna that has everyone asking, is it real? >> so weird! age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. tr

look at the female activity on patrol to come back, sexual harassment, and make the streets of mexico city safer. but women and tom christiano, rinaldo becomes the 1st month to school at 5 world cubs. this is portugal side when a thrilling match against gum. ah, i'm show gale of welcome to the program. at least 4 people have been killed. an overnight missile attacks on the city of cas on in ukraine's south is the worst strikes the region has seen since it was liberated 2 weeks ago. and the targets were not military installations, but homes and commercial buildings. ukrainian forces had warned of an escalation in her son as a russian troops. doug, across the to me, pro river on the fresh attacks comes ukraine, struggles to restore power and water supplies that rush and strikes knocked out early this week. satellite image is released by nasa, give some idea of the extent of the damage inflicted on ukrainian infrastructure is a night time view of eastern european early february. a few weeks before russia invaded, you can see the ukrainian at capital outline there. now the bright spot, there i

, it, effort country is, are going to end up as other countries like venezuela the protests and mexico city was the largest to date against the electoral reforms. the change is being proposed by mexico's president are part of a broad set of reforms that encompass everything from the implementation of electronic voting machines to a reduction in the number of seats in mexico's congress. critics, however, say that under the surface, the proposed reforms have the potential to undermine democratic institutions in mexico for his part president and bisman will lopez over the other says his reform is aimed at reducing election costs and increasing transparency and says the protest or fuel by his political opponents, the skin, those are the he, yeah. elegant, they people should not be fooled. they should know that this march is a demonstration against our government because of our policies, while some war and the proposed reform puts too much power in the hands of federal government. constitutional experts say the country would benefit from certain changes, so long as the plans are discussed openly

this is preparing for that game in mexico city with the cardinals. that game is going to be 7200 feet above sea level. poor 49ers, though. temperatures in colorado around 20 degrees. >> i mean, the cold is kind of a pain, and i don't like being cold, but i mean, it hasn't changed anything with the practices. it's been no different so far. it's all about the altitude, which they say helps us, so hopefully that will. >> it was rough. the ball is heavy. hands are cold, frozen. it was tough. >> you feel it most when you start to string plays together in a series, and you're sprinting, you know back and forth, and the heart rate doesn't come down as quickly. it's good to do it now so monday isn't a complete shock to us. >>> nfl, parkers hosting the titans at a frozen lambeau field. third quarter, derrick henry, just a flick of the wrist and throws the touchdown pass to austin hooper. fourth quarter, titans up 27-27.27 27-17. green bay's slim playoff chances keep taking a hit, titans winners 27-17. tennessee 7 and 3, packers just 4 and 7. >>> cool moment a

the protests in mexico city was the largest to date against the electoral reforms. the change is being proposed by mexico's president are part of a broad set of reforms that encompass everything from the implementation of electronic voting machines to a reduction in the number of seats in mexico's congress. critics, however, say that under the surface, the proposed reforms have the potential to undermine democratic institutions in mexico. for his part president and bisman were lopez over the door says his reform is aimed at reducing election cost and increasing transparency and says the protest or fuel by his political opponents diskin those in a he and elegant. they. people should not be fooled. they should know that this march is a demonstration against our government because of our policies, while some war and the proposed reform puts too much power in the hands of federal government. constitutional experts say the country would benefit from certain changes, so long as the plans are discussed openly within mexico's congress bears any bumper vista from a bit of you

hello, al jazeera mexico city. ah, if a boy, well, a cup is just 6 days away and the trophy all the players will want to be holding off the final is now haven't gotta, i just, there is a home on it was ass army. the world top is about to get on the way and everybody's got their eyes on the prize. we're here the party to celebrate the arrival of the world, but we don't social media fluid. we go members of the media. we thought some be ip even. what we're going to do right now, we've talked to someone who's involved in the organization with coffee, coffee tour is one of the great at that explanation that be adding together before coming year. a. so now the i here in the hall county and so excited because this is actually the official title role. it's got by everyone. pump the work up your entire downright needs. are you well, the big question is, who's going to win it? the thing is we've been speaking to someone who wanted people.

the game will be the fifth game played in mexico city.and raiders played in the first two games, although the cardinals are technically the home team, the crowd will be behind the niners , a ticket broker algorithm projects. 82% of those in attendance will cheer for the 49ers time. not 5075. people are dead in colorado springs, colorado. dozens more were hurt after a gunman went on a rampage inside of an lgbtq nightclub. police say the patrons inside club q risk their own lives to attack the gunman and the deadly attack. here in the bay area and all around the country. people gathered for vigils to honor the victims who were killed or injured and a memorial near the night club is growing with flowers, cards, balloons and other items, and there are fundraisers to help the families of the shooting victims. reporter alicia acuna says this deadly mass shooting is being investigated as a possible hate crime. authorities say it was clubgoers who put an end to a shooting at a nightclub in colorado springs, rushing the gunman and subduing him unt

after a week in the cold of colorado, the 49ers are off to the warmth of mexico city.from kyle shanahan on what practicing at elevation was like i just walked up these stairs so the world cup kicks off in qatar , letting score

plus female activists own patrol fighting sexual harassment and trying to make the streets of mexico city safer. for women and girls. and christiane, the rinaldo becomes the 1st man to sport 5 world cups says his portugal side, when a thrilling match against gun. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. at least 4 people have been killed an overnight missile attacks on the city of cas on in ukraine's south. there are, these are the worst that strikes region has seen since it was retaken 2 weeks ago by ukrainian troops. the targets included homes and commercial buildings. ukrainian forces had warned of an escalation in house on as russian troops doug in across the ne pro river d w's. ukraine corresponded. nick connelly has more on the latest attacks in household i think after the initial period of euphoria here, ukraine about kits on returning to ukraine control. many people have seen those images of people out with a ukranian flags on the streets. of course, on meeting the crane soldiers getting autographs, taking selfies. i think the route is now heading home to the russians st

s. congress becomes more divided after the mid term elections. manuel apollo, al jazeera, mexico city. mexico has become one of the most dangerous countries in the well to be a journalist. that is the assessment of the committee to protect journalists, which says, attacks are coming from by organized crime and authorities. least 13 journalists were killed as yet that makes the country 2nd only to ukraine and journalist deaths . and it's a year long problem in total. more than a 151 mexican journalists have been killed in the last 3 decades and aggressions against the press of increased by 85 percent during the current government. as, according to the international free speech organization, article 19. and the 1st of our 2 part series john holman reports and that occurs on the risk janice, face in mexico. this is norma. she's a local crime, be reporter for digital outlet radio station veracruz in upper hall. i believe it's one of the most violent state to mexico serving as a key location for criminal groups engaged to both drug and human trafficking. we traveling with her that she head

take the field that will be in mexico city and losing my voice a little bit.d for this game monday night against the arizona cardinals in mexico city, and today coach kyle shanahan in the 49ers they boarded busses. bound for colorado springs because they're going to be practicing there all week in order to get acclimated to playing at elevation, jimmy garoppolo and company they're going to set up shop at the air force academy elevation 6200 ft, which is actually about 1000 ft. lower than azteca stadium. right, bill 7200. ft that's what azteca stadium is tight and george kittle is fired up for the trip down south. we're coming to mexico, baby can't wait to see you guys. it's gonna be a party. let's have some fun. see you guys soon. there's a lot of love for the niners out there, and i'm personally really excited to get out there and play a great game against a great opponent. you know, it's always a great matchup between us and the cardinals. the sharks were in las vegas tonight, looking for their first three game win streak of the season. the nights are pretty

on to help at least organize and plan on major level as it as therevolution was taking place in mexico city . she goes on to join in the at ml llanos army and help reg, she goes on to fight for women voting rights and everything in mexico. she's an extraordinary human being. so that's what we have. that's what we know about wanda. i'm confident there's so much more. the archive is so slim so if i could i would spend the rest of my life lwith her. >> i love that. and going into the archives, we know as researchers of professors and teachers that to go into an archive especially at the rebel archive that were permitted to look into what is it mean for you to be able to get your hands on all of these boxes and letters and materials so for you to construct this really fun and heart-wrenching but also very rebels and f these these women that are in here. tell us a little bit about the experience of the archives for you. >> that's such a good question with this book in particular. this is a social movement that is being built here in the united states and for a long time they're living on the run

al jazeera, mexico city. the world cup is now just 6 days away, and football teams have begun to arrive here in doha, among them a place from the host nation. cut off national team. a been in a training camp in spain since early october. they'll kick off the 2022 tournament on sunday, against acquittal the trophy that all the players will want to hold a loft as also now here in kata i'm 0. so hell malik was at a ceremony to celebrate its arrival. the world top is about to get on the way and everybody's got their eyes on the prize. we're here the party to celebrate the arrival of the world, but we don't social media fluid. we go members of the media, we've got some b, i t of even what we're going to do right now. we've talked to someone who's involved the organization with coffee. coffee tour is one of the great that explanation that we are doing together before coming year. the doha, b, m b, b. so now the i here in the hall county and so excited because this is actually the official title roll. it's got by pu

they're helping us out with the permit to remain in mexico city. we're waiting to see what offer to these were given. were all waiting here, as you can see, many people here sleeping on the street like myself, waiting for people to come by and bring us help and blanket something to eat on their pregnant women. here it's been difficult. i've been here for several days waiting for an answer on my gotcha, i'm a, we arrived in mexico city and we have no way to stay. the shelters are completely full. i've asked and they tell me that they can't take anymore people. we've been through very painful situations and now we've been forced to sleep on the street, obviously bus you on a elena, what did you want to add? i had a thought, go ahead. yeah. well, i think it's also important to underscore safety in mexico, and we are aware and there are number of plenty of reports about how unsafe mexico parts of the territory that are controlled by criminal organizations. and that's also another layer of threat and of suffering that the venezuelan people are having to