i've been here for 50 years here in mexico city. the value of my dollar does wait for other things and they range air b and b. it's not they pay in dollars and then euro i can't go back to new york because i honestly, i can't afford to live there now. myspace dealing my space. i could be a part of the problems, but i don't, i don't really know. we're breaking history here in canada of the largest 1st nation, land development and canadian history. when you build giant towers next to very small housing that's existed there for, for decades, people are going to be upset and they are upsetting. we're here and dressing the housing base, you know, in squamish nation land, and we're back it's way too big way to talk a way to dance. you don't like it. move on. mr. no big going to throw me out because of digital. no, man, it's like you just leave mexico leave. who gets to decide what happens to our neighborhood? and to us, we all need a roof over our heads. but the housing is also a big business and that means big conflict. the with that sta

here's the new present mexico city. as someone who's been traveling for so long, find communities like the thing a year. and for the most one reason i do like mexico city is i do have quite a few additional know that you guys are traveling back in 2015. that was just like, how do you for do this, how the count can you do this? my answer was always traveling is way cheaper than my rent in new york city. the us is very hard to live in, in any single city. our rent is going up to like, we can't live in our own country because of an affordable getting paid. the salaries were getting paid in our own currency. that's insane. my life before traveling was quite different. my goal was just to make a lot of money. my network as well as this level of over achievers, finance people living in new york city, living their best life. when i left new york, i gave my furniture to some friends like, hey, you guys can hold onto this for a year. i have no idea of that. furniture is now established, you know, they'll be these to me. they say

and if you zoom out and take a birds eye view of mexico city even today, the traces of 10 not ship land are clearly visible and get these these, in some cases, nothing quite cool overlaps between, between the cities. even though a lot of it has been destroyed and what happens quite often in, in history easy, it is in cities all over the place is that the major road stay the same. because a city usually is not replace neighborhood by neighborhoods. but the house, my house, and when you replace one house with a new one or 5 houses with one new house, and the infrastructure kind of stays the same. diaz tex, urban planning, especially the smart ways they use the water still inspires today's city planners. template using the landscape, but also building artificial islands and artificial gardens is very good for water regulation. bushy kitchen numbers in particular, had channels through which water could flow, but because they were made of layers of clay, they could absorb lots of water as well. if you have that for to a minute, thanks to colds projects, we now have a more accurate picture of

in mexico city, the capital of mexico. this is where researchers are looking for traces of the as tech empires, former capital, federal eco never gets a works as a historian and anthropologist at the national a ton of miss university of mexico, where he specializes in indigenous studies. he describes what happened to $10.00 to $10.00 during the spanish conquest. last year i didn't see glove with the city was almost completely destroy. it was torn down house by house building by building fatal. what a few years later, the spanish decided to resettle in the same region and build what is now mexico city on the old city, attached to town seemed to have been on the west. got it in the ruins of 10, not cheap. land are therefore hidden beneath today's metropolis. that makes it very difficult to find out more about the aztec capital. what did it's houses, canals and squares look like scientists of long puzzled, over those and other questions. now, computer specialists are helping solve the mysteries. how most fort near amsterdam,

reporting live in mexico city. anabelle munoz abc seven eyewitness news. >> well, we'll see exactly. >> certainly a history making day for mexico tomorrow, anabel. we'll see you again for the inauguration. we appreciate your reporting. thank you. so much. >> and we are counting down to the vice presidential debate. that's tomorrow night. republican vp candidate jd vance and democrat tim walz will be debating each other in new york city. you can watch the debate right here on abc seven. our live coverage begins at 5:00. >> we are not debating about this heat because it is here. it is sticking around and i'm ready for it to go. >> i know i'm like, i know who the losers are in this particular battle. it's us because we're going to be sweating under the collar. sandia oh, absolutely. and kristen and julian, you know, the tough part is a lot of the homes here in the bay area are not equipped with air conditioning. some have it, some have to rely on fans or cooling centers or just kind of getting somewhere to stay cool. s

he's joining us now from mexico city. thank you. very much indeed for being with us. you know, over the last several years we've seen leaders around the world who have tried to, uh, overall legal systems in their countries for their own particular bullet political benefit. but this president is leaving office. why is he doing this? now, oh, there are 2. well, 2 main sides of up to that story. so people think it's kind of a revenge because a guy in the history him under the was a rather, uh, a lot of reforms were halted by the good, the sherry and especially the electoral reforms, were stopped there at the he faces a lot of a position at by the get the sure you to the do, it's measures to its infrastructure work. so if he, during all his period, all his term, he grew on at, i'm in the versity tours that you, the sri and the other is because he wants to concentrate power for the next term for the next president in order to have a to make her way easier and then make a good good, and she doesn't make the constitutional changes. he didn't have the chance to correspond to

we will go to mexico city to speak to will grant the bbc mexico correspondent.is so contentious? >> well, i think the key bit that is a very, very controversial in mexico is the element of voting for judges. all 7000 judges and magistrates in mexico will be chosen by direct popular vote within a couple years. this is something that has obviously been championed by the outgoing president manuel lopez obrador. he hopes to make the system more democratic. all of the protesters you mentioned that tried to prevent the entire debate from being had and in the vote from going ahead believe it undermines the independence of mexico's judiciary and at that it will concentrate power in the hands of the ruling party. one of those leading voices is at the head of mexico's supreme court herself, norma pena who has a pessimistic view of what may now come next. >> i think mexico's future will be affected by this, not just as a state, but the ordinary citizenry, the general public. at present, a federal judge can't overrule any arbitrary act carried out by the authorities. if the

john holman, which is either mexico city and now media improves the health of the full. my president, alberto for jamal rate, is not critical. big to 6 year old has long standing health issues off a number at emergency treatments. for the more he was released from prison last year off to 25 year sentence for human rights abuses and corruption from personal break here. and i'll just say when we come back, the orange glow was threatening to engulf more homes while so dishonest is declared in the us state. plus on tony angela in london were once in a century expedition design, golf is turning assumptions of the office. the, the now it's still hot in southern california where the far as are still building is new real jobs and that change was cool down in the northwest. but maybe the thing to notice is what's happening down here from seen having made line for louisiana res, fully a partner. so the know if it's still got some fairly strong winds, but it's taking it off and reading, but i think it's moving fairly quickly. so the amount of funding will be limited from that point

born in mexico city. that opera was premiered in 1703. so we, we, we forget that for a century and a half, the spanish culture which has a course very deep roots with classical music, was already here before, you know, the united states was even an idea from preparation to the stage, creating a sound that shows his passion and love for the symphony oh, what's up, man? good to see you, brother. it's good to see you too. good to see you. it's been way too long. and an appreciation for his family roots, especially his grandmother. her ability to sit down at the piano after a big meal at her house and gather the family. she was. she had five sisters. my great aunts, they would all bring their special dishes with them, and we would have these family dinners, and my grandmother would go to the piano and then we'd all go from the dining room table over to the living room and sit and listen to her play. this idea of community and family and love was something that i wanted to. i wanted to continue on in my life o

yeah, i know i'll do 0 mexico city. okay, that's it for me. next is we're not the with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do? if there is no date after in israel's war on concept, quizzical look, good us politics. the bottom line, the, the, when you go to go, so you always see children. there's so many children, roughly half the population does underwriting something. you're saying kids playing laughing, crying, screaming everywhere, and i have friends that are had kids and meals and would spend time with those children. i was the time is a keep going back to guys over and over and over again. i to say how costs are changed and also how it was changing me. i guess is a human being 1st and then you 2nd, but i thought it was important as a to to say to people in the outside, weld guys, there is not some far away land that is too scary for you to contemplate when i go out there i heard from

at the mexico city policy's goal was to stop abortion, it did not work.africa that were affected by the mexico city policy increased abortion rates according to this 2019 study featured in the mobile health journal. on page 265 project 2025 asserts, quote, the continued high rate of maternal and infant mortality is a persistent global tragedy. contrary to current publicity this problem is not solved by abortion. but is actually contrary to reality. decrease axis to abortion means increased maternal mortality rate. we are seeing that here in the united states as the fall of roe. according to the world health organization nearly half of all abortions conducted worldwide are considered unsafe . according to the guttmacher institute, 11% of all maternal mortality comes from these unsafe abortions. it is like we have been saying, abortion is healthcare. in america and around the world. restricting abortion means restricting women's healthcare. project 2025 also wants the president to be able to dictate abortion policy worldwide. on page 261, it writes, current

won his first olympic gold medal in tokyo in 1964, and then successively won the summer games in mexico city and munich. during his long career, alexander vasilyevich became world champion seven times three times. a great man of not only belarusian but also global scale, and a supporter of noble olympic traditions, a mentor, has passed away, we are saying goodbye to him today, but no one believes that he is gone, he will remain an example for those who want to conquer olympic heights, in general , to remain a supporter of the real noble, sports and olympic movement, in addition, he was a patriot, he was a real... belarusians, although not belarusians by birth, i think he will remain in our memory forever. the entire sports community came, not only ours republics, many of our friends from neighboring countries, from the russian federation, came to pay their last respects to a wonderful person, a generous soul, athletic training, who will be looked up to for many, many years. our guys, girls who are involved in wrestling, who love sports, and this is a very huge, huge loss for us. medved's nam

your can district of mexico city green and tranquil. the neighborhood is characterized by its colonial architecture. in a small studio and the roof of her house, she translates german into mexican spanish. often up to 10 pages a day. she specializes in the works of german authors and exile the distribution seen. some questions are looking next. most of these books were written in mexico, but they weren't available in mexico on foot 1st. they were out of trinity, as i said, for spanish translations to spanish. i don't translate for spain i translate from mexico dansville, after all, i feel it's perfectly legitimate and preferred to translate in my own language variant on the often class. this was the only way to bring these works back on the mexican readership vac avita nights. cloudy. a temporary, it has translated close to 70 works. it all started 30 years ago. the go to institute enrollment neighborhood in mexico city. she was working at the reception desk when her talent for translation was noticed. today she needs her publisher ther

it all started 30 years ago to go to institute enrollment hits neighborhood in mexico city. she was working at the reception desk when her talent for translation was noticed. today she meets her publisher there. he recently published her new translations of anna segers internationally, a clean books, the 7th cross and trends. it seems to me sort of put initially, surprises me time and again because she manages it will be on the role of a translator and yet she doesn't just set to translate to work, you know. but if she just boots herself entirely to the age mpm. when indeed we look at them, she really, really plans to work up a cultural advocate with the translator and with the evey either door, claudia, things loudy has a great talent for connecting with people, supporting the work of publishers and the work of translators. and i love what anybody actually fight for and defense or treat and our colleagues, meaning that there are other things available. in the 19 thirty's, mexico was a safe haven for more than $1500.00 german intellectuals, including many of the jewish commu

minsk is interested in building strong ties with mexico city, as the countries have significant potential for strengthening political dialogue and expanding constructive cooperation in trade, economic and other spheres. in belarus , over 230 public catering establishments have opened in rural areas in six months, many of them have opted for fast food, but have not forgotten about national cuisine. in addition, in small towns, there are more stores in six months, plus 80. in large facilities, in small pavilions and even in mobile shops. in just one merche peroo store, up to two dozen are sold per day. time has chosen us for t-shirts from the new collection. this phrase of our president was heard at the seventh all-belarusian people's assembly. among the new items are three t-shirts in three colors: red, black and green. everyone waited a long time, asked. the president's quote, time has chosen us. the clock is depicted here. the minute hand points to 25, and the hour hand shows the word chose, this symbolizes the next year, the twenty-fifth, in white we now use the most beloved among peopl

the critics say, it's referenced, mexico's rule of law is john holman, in mexico city. no, even the protest is who invaded the senate, could stop one of the most controversial reforms in recent mix. can history legislate to simply move to an alternative building to possibly judicial reform? it will, among other things, replace the entire supreme court and around 7000 of the judges with new ones elected by popular vote. president group is over the door and he's policy morrenda . site will bring fresh faces to clean up corruption and convict more criminals then was left and then from 4th, i'm interesting to judges are going to be differently because they're not going to be moved by political influence or nepotism. but be at the service of the people and feel free to impart justice on the country side. judges, elections for the post will inevitably bring them closer to the political will, but claim they'll need to raise money, make promises, $1.00 of which could compromise their independence. almost one up was these, united kimberly power judge is going to come pain in who

john holman, has more from mexico city. it was president under his manual lopez over the door known to many in mexico's love for his initials, final stay at the nation address. and he used it for a 2 hour speech and which he touched on. what for him, of the accomplishments of his time in office, perhaps chief among them with him would be reducing the number of the poor in mexico. he said that he'd raised more than 5000000 people out of poverty, and that was more than any other administration in the last to use both critics and supports as i think would have a great that's, that's been for a variety of social programs, credit transfers, pensions for the old and groans at school for the young. he also said that he'd stopped and finish with corruption in the executive bronze and his office. i think that be some doubts about that. that hasn't been tangible evidence that corruption has finished in that strouder of power in mexico. he didn't touch much on the violence which continues to be a problem on the, his administration in t

your own home and how does it a mexico city? all right, well that's it for me, diamond jordan from now the news continues here on i'll just the rest of the account in the cost. okay. state you, thanks so much and bye. the the the hello. it's shaping up to be of us. so the labor day weekend for good parts of the us, particularly across the eastern and southern parts of the space, you can see this weather system here. while the cloud sun, the heads rumbling away and they will continue to drift a little further east was based composite canada, just aging across the on terrier easily drive it towards the east coast as we go one into us on the very wet weather. just the average that they say some live the stones, will see that weather will the way down into the big south and something of a tropical system, just around the louisiana southeast in parts of texas. i have a link ahead is a potential for some flooding. some lots storms just rumbling away over the next dial. so central and northern place found it to pass by monday i thought

yeah, no, i'll just the, or a mexico city. a space ex cruz, find the bloss it off on a rescue mission off to being delayed by hark and helen. the i'm is to bring back nasa stranded as reynold's butch wilma is the need to williams. they were the 1st to fly board of boeing still on line or in june, who meant to return after a brief stay aboard the international space station. and that's it for me, but there is much more information on everything like offering on our website. alex, is there a don't com, whether is next and then inside story and use our coming up off to that to stay with us. the the had a lot of the, the weather is set pretty fair because the middle east at the moment we think temperature is come down across the gulf. so pretty pleasant conditions to be enjoyed here they will start to edge up. however, on choose day. so how could tossing 40 degrees celsius there with windy conditions, farther north, across q, 8, and into iraq. we could see the development of some showers for the east across a mon and into the u. a

i know i'll just sierra mexico city, venezuelan and presidential candidate edmondo gonzalez has arrived in spain where he's sick and asylum. he left caracas on saturday nights in the wake of the government cracked down on opposition leaders. gonzalez had taken refuge inside the spanish embassy in caracas of the accord issued a warrant for his arrest. a president nicholas madero declared victory in july as election. the opposition insist gonzales as the legitimate when of the vote. medals, amigos. i'm thinking now to receive them. first of all, i want to thank you all for the expressions of solidarity i have received. i wanted to inform you that i have been madrid today in the morning. my departure from caucus was surrounded by episodes of pressure, gordon, and threats. but i wouldn't be allowed to leave you that i can, i trust that you will soon continue the fight for liberty and that attempt to democracy your independence weight loss. vanessa newman is a full and bassett oven, as well as to the okay. she says maderos, isolating himself even more by silencing the opposition. this very i

so we got you all know reports from the process in mexico city, demonstrator here and many of them are the students would agree that this country perhaps an effective traditional system that lead urgent change. but the problem starts long before the case is reached reports. and instead of the police and the prosecutors that need performed here outside the senate demonstrator say it's mexican democracy, that's a state. if this report is passed, they say this debate has become completely politicized as the ruling party is to exert more control over the dish. every branch of government, the senate is one vote short of the majority. they need to approve this reform. and demonstrators here know that they have basically been calling for the opposition senators to close ranks not allow the ruling party that last vote. they need the government and the other meanwhile, have over the last week, expressed confidence that they'd be able to get that final go to about the reform this coming week. and they insist this measure will help bring justice to millions of mexicans that have been victims of c

it did help reduce poverty, maintain approval levels, so between 70 to 80 percent mexico cities, main square was full of the faithful median that he gave me a home helped with my cancer. with my family, i feel that god sent him now that he's going, we want him to stay with us. that's why i made these images to keep him present. in other areas like reducing violence, he was largely unsuccessful. the claim to still corruption. little evidence exists for that either way. see that in a month these 2 times of pilots, cloudy is showing them from the same policy. but this is know like the president before he goes young's to post a package of 20, i'm vicious, but also controversial reforms among them this month legal tournaments, bodies like the national institute.

so between 70 to 80 percent mexico cities, main square, was full of the faithful. i mean the, and he gave me a home helped with my cancer with my family. i feel that god sent him now that he's going, we want him to stay with us. that's why i made these images to keep him present. in other areas like reducing violence, he was largely unsuccessful. the claim to still corruption. little evidence exists for that either. what is he in a month? he's 2 times of pilots. cloudy is showing them from the same policy, but this is no like the president before he goes young's to post a package of 20, i'm vicious, but also controversial reforms. among them this month, legal tournaments, bodies like the national institute for transparency, bringing the federal police force under the armies control and making changes to the country's electoral body. through the critics say those measures are an effort to reduce the checks and balances on his own policies. power, particularly the upcoming judicial reform, nope, is over the dose is reduced corruption. impact on who's vision. it says

john home and how does it a mexico city? germany's fluoride political party, a f d seems to be leading and original elections and the eastern state of to ringo and the if confirmed the result would give the far right its 1st when in a state parliament since world war 2 houses here is dominic cane has more from berlin as they have done, particularly well in the ring. yeah. but also very well indeed in sex. any 2 spots 1st place in the ring yet and it has to be said, it would appear to be a man's i have personal mandates. full valley candidates. yeah. and hook a man of no stranger to controversy in the course of the last few months. he's being find guilty by a cause twice of using not c slogans. now, he is going to be leading the largest policy in the parliament of the ring. yeah, the irony here is that's the winning, as it was, the selection in any of the kind of constellation, politically, if he was from any of the policy, then he would be in a position to be making deals, trying to get into a government. and yet he is this

your own home and how does it a mexico city? how's a closed and azerbaijan snap parliamentary election? it's the 1st votes since the government took complete control. often they're going to cut a bucket, had a tree last year. and also the 1st in 15 years running to investigate and say bad weather led to the helicopter crash that killed president abraham. that i, you see an armed forces committee, probing the accident concluded the thick fog and heavy rain cold waiting caused. why use these helicopter to hit on months? and it said there was no evidence of an attack sabotaged or mechanical failure on his the world health organization is, as it hopes an impulse that a break in central africa can be contained within 6 months. but 15 fathers of infections have been confirmed globally, most of them in the democratic republic of congo health officials, they're say they're still waiting for the 1st shipments of vaccines to arrive. here's a story of one doctor is being treating impulse patients. a jim i looked at it will just design the

your own home and how does it a mexico city? all right, well that's it for me, diamond jordan, for now. you kind of course find much more information on our website down to 0 dot com. there it is. the weather is next. and that inside story looks at how the battle for libya, central bank could impact the country's economy and its security state. you thanks so much and bye for the on the way high by tropical cycling, making its way towards the arabian pronounced by those that massive cloud here. swelling away, it has a name. this is the trouble the psych current asthma wins of around a 2 kilometers per hour is making its way to general wesley direction. it will rain out as it makes its way towards the right and the place, the place to stay, but still somewhat windy weather grass, he making his way tools that is to side all the amount over the next complet die. so the potential for a little bit of flash flooding coming through here must have been it. snow will be dry, still a few showers around the southern end of the red sea feath

and as this report now from mexico city, he's ending on a hi. this is manuel lopez over door legal facing a month with the highest end of the term approval ratings of any mexican president since the up in democracy, social programs and benefits to the pool, remain the federal cause, the president of the known by his initials as low as popularity m o has increased the minimum salary by a 120 percent over inflation. he has set forward and pushed forward several social programs including sewing life use, creating the future um for more money in people's pocket or i'm losing. so i push public projects like a tours, trying refinery, and then until you see on a car during the south, critics say that over budget white elephants, but for frequently overlook communities, they provided investment and jobs. but it's perhaps his every man persona which is supports his concern into in his daily morning press conferences, hoodlum money, an eta, which is the president's greatest us. it people believe him because he, he knows mexico even the way he speaks even

john holman, which is either mexico city as a new exhibition of the dot chart as vincent go opens, communicate this week more than 60 works displayed at london's national gallery show him. and then you liked his charlie and i'm vicious, but deliberate. this is the story of vincent van gogh the curator is wanting to tow in a new show of his works. the 60 paintings cover his joy, his 1st month living in the yellow house in the south, the front in 1888 full of hope. this is when he painted the summer flowers, but it also covers his stay in hospital after cutting off his elbow and his yeah, in a psychiatric asylum of these mental breakdown. these paintings a just as joyous. his subjects may be further patients suffering deeply seen him in the background, but he still finds b. c. the gardens at the hospital. great to say despite his.

to date, gallano has moved from mexico city. it was certainly a symbolic moment as president under this monroe lopez. over that door, it appeared in the video posted on his social media sitting next to president elect and his hand pick, successor, cloudy, a shame bound to sign this reform into law. it also wasn't lost on anyone who knows how important history is to this president and his role. and is that it was on the eve of mexican independence. they, one of the most important dates and the political calendar of this country that he chose, that he chose the state to sign this reform into law. he has said repeatedly that he considers his law to be one of the most important, if not the most important of his government. now, this signature basically brings to an end to very tumultuous weeks in mexico. there's been lots of protests in the street against is performed in 2 different locations. protestors broke into the senate and into the congress in order to stop the discussion of the, of the, of a form from taking place. ultimatel

your own home and how does it a mexico city? well that's it for me down jordan. so now you kind of course find much more information on uh website down to 0 dot com. there it is on your screen. the news continues here after 12 talk 0, stay too fast. so watching the of the we have a tropical cycling, making its way towards the arabian peninsula. that is not massive plowed here, swelling away, it has a name. this is that tropical psych, current asthma winds of around a 2 kilometers per hour is making its way to general wesley direction. it will rain out as it makes its way towards the right in the place, the place to stay, but still somewhat windy weather grass. he making his way, tools that is to side all the amount over the next couple of days. so the potential for a little bit of flash flooding coming through here must have been is now will be dry . still a few showers around the southern end of the red, safe of the know a lot of the drive by that, but some showers rolling away across the guy. we may see one or 2 showers just creeping to was the all the sections