they did was to use the basis for purposes of collecting slaves on taking them to lot in a mexico south america, particularly in but it has been, it is not lost on us that inside one of the largest, not populations to be found installed in america is to be found in the but as the where the domain on language, as we know is portuguese. they then move to an goal. and then on going out this thought best one of the most important qualities. and of course, continued with the acquisition of many things, including active folks which had been created by the us with and populations at the time. and all of these were taken police bonds as they moved to on board. they moved across the of the fiber of africa and found themselves in what is present date was a mix of costs vs dollar. the, the initial motivation for the, for, to be the explorations was to find spice in different parts of the water, particularly in india. well, we know that they established kingdom all established themselves in a box in east africa. they did indeed arrive and established the quarterly in mozambique in the east coast of africa.

immigration and covering the border near san diego, i've talked to migrants coming not just from mexico or south americaen, china and mo others and they've votedo become a so-called super sanctuary and prohibiting workers from assistance to the federal government explaining that illegal migrants lose trust in the county government when local authorities participate in deportations. this new policy states that san diego county will not hold immigrants, that the u.s. government is looking for and that federal agents cannot use county offices to conduct screening ands county policy states it will not prohibit assisting with investigations into migrants suspected of violating criminal laws and the only county supervisor to vote against this sanctuary policy says it will protect criminal migrants. >> undermining the law enforcement ability to protect the communities and put our lives at risk. we cannot let san diego county become the next headline for an avoidable tragedy. reporter: her office will not cooperate with the sanctuary policy and sheriff said state law gives her control of county jajails and allo

the constant selling as russian forces close in or around 3000 miles from lawson and south america walking across mexico towards the us. they want to reach the board of the full, the integration of presidents that donald trump next month. most of them venezuela on juris hate of cuba. amazing. the gen a despite trump, pharmacies of mass deportations under crack down immigration. many say they were forced to leave the country because a political people, an economic hardship. i ask republican president, donald trump, to think with his heart because he also has a family that we are only going in search of work and to show him who we have in his words are hard work and people just look up and say, i want to not him if i use, i never thought i would leave my country. i never had the american dream, but i was forced by the situation at this moment because of the home during government, from our basic food is the most expensive in central america. you can't survive anymore, they will, i guess for we go, let's take you back to these live pictures that was same of syrians and damascus. attempting this past friday

south america as they were back in earlier days. but they have done with 2026 being in north america, the us, mexico and canada, particularly 2030, whichain, portugal, morocco, and africa, but they've also shifted three games in south america on the pretext of it being a centennial edition is a 100 years from the first world cup but effectively what that has done as it leaves only asia and oceania as the two options for the 2034 world cup. in oceania no one has the financial capacity to host a world cup right now and in a jet no one has the financial capacity to compete with saudi, nor does anyone have the desire to do so given the influence saudi football has on the asian football confederation and also no one can match them financially. so this isjust contrived anyway that there can be no opposition to saudi hosting this world cup. what ou think hosting this world cup. what you think the _ hosting this world cup. what you think the reaction - hosting this world cup. what you think the reaction will. hosting this world cup. what| you think the reaction will we heard norway might be a lone voice against it. will there be other any push

. >> south america, laura issa, south america i'm going to say brazil. >> south america, lots of places in south america, mexicohat's a whole like mexico, though. mexico. what is the answer? colombia. >> this is colombia. you were right about south america, colombia, colombia. of course, not. the only country colombia, not the only country that does this. we do this in hialeah, florida. shout out to hialeah. a bunch of cubans. they're doing this down the block all the time. let's go ahead and spin the wheel one more time. let's go. >> my husband would divorce me if i didn't get that. all right, here we go. >> plate throwing. oh, wait. greece greece plate throwing. >> where do you throw plates? >> i think i know, i think it's denmark, it's denmark, it's denmark. >> greece. >> i think it's denmark. opa. >> it is actually not greece. no. is it? wait, it is greece. wait, hold on a second. it's denmark. >> you were right, laura. >> denmark. during the new year, plates are thrown at neighbors or friends doors. it represents a new beginning. it also represents a new way of saying thank you. so thank you to friends. an

migrants all across the country, texas governor greg abbott is putting up billboards in mexico, central and south america warning against illegal border crossings. >> listen, these billboards, some of which you can see behind me, they tell the horror stories of human trafficking. one says many girls who try to migrate to texas are kidnaped. another sign says your wife and daughter will pay for their trip with their bodies. >> they're doing everything they can in texas. incoming trump border czar tom homan joins us now. tom, first off, to what happened here in the bronx, these these gang members, not geniuses still wearing their ankle monitors. glad they did. are you surprised? >> yeah i'm surprised. >> i'm surprised they weren't under this administration, under the trump administration. they wouldn't be in that hotel. they'd be they'd be locked up. and for anybody that was released, even under this administration, rules are clear. if you do something outside of your conditions of release, you can be immediately taken back into custody even though you have an asylum claim. so i'm hoping things change in n

another benefit in south florida, with the recent elections in mexico and south america, columbia, sol get a huge influx . south florida, miami especially, is such a culturally diverse community. it's the most culturally diverse community in the united states, i think. paul: i would say there is an extraordinary story there. part and parcel two that is, i think, in the construction business, you go to any site around the country and it feels like there is a lot of migrant labor there, legal and illegal. how concerned is your industry about what might be stricter immigration, forced repatriation of certain people out there that may be critical to the workforce? >> the workforce in south florida is extremely important and we have a culturally diverse workforce as well. but we believe that most of them are fully legitimate and are welcomed into our country. the great thing about south florida is that it's been building now, through the last four years, with other parts of the country that have been stagnant. therefore, we have had a lot of immigration to florida of great construction wor

i think a lot of us have seen coverage of people moving from south america through central america up through the u.s./mexico border. one big trend is that it's not just local populations. it's not just south americans and central americans on the move. it's people who are flying in through different visa regimes that allow them to come to brazil, nicaragua, what have you, from asia, from africa, from all over the world and trying to make this dangerous journey, often having to pass through the darien gap. you may have read about the dangerous jungle in panama. that's one big trend. people are moving for a whole variety of reasons. food insecurity is one of those. obviously that's the focus here. but it's often connected to a range of over driving factors, whether that's violence, insecurity, gangs, lack of economic opportunity, total economic breakdown and lack of security as in the case of venezuela. so there are a whole bunch of drivers that come together. and there are different ways that countries, multilaterals and ngos are responding. i can speak as an ngo in the area. hias, some of you may know we've

the entire world, mexico, northern triangle. central america, south, asia, the middle east will get this message. there is no unlawful route to enter the united states of america. every presidential authority, including his absolute authority under article 2 to defend the territorial sovereignty of the united states will be used. and the department of defense, the department of justice, the homeland security, every single lawful authority at his disposal. it will be the end of the evasion. it will be the buying of liberation. >> laura: stephen, always great to have you on. thank you very much. illegal immigration is a great place for elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to start making major cuts through doge. according to fare. illegal immigrants cost taxpayers more than $150 billion. in 2023 alone. i'm sure that's under estimating it. that's about half as much as world war i adjusted for inflation and far more than the cost of the manhattan project, the panama canal and the hoover dam combined. joining me now congressman erin beaten bean. good have you wit

out a strategy trying to discourage illegals putting up billboards in places like mexico and further south in central america folks don't come. a former u.s. border patrol chief. you were telling us during the commercial break you did it during the obama years or something similar. did it work? will this work? >> well, it will work in the sense of greg abbott will back up the words that are on these billboards with action. then after january 20th you will have policies enumerated by the federal government to solidify what he is trying to accomplish. deter people from coming to the southwest border like they have been for the last four years. previous iterations when we did public affairs messaging down south, you couldn't see a return on investment. what he is doing here is battling in the information campaign to counter what the smugglers are saying. you can imagine now in places in the third world there are smugglers and criminal cartels saying now is time to come because when donald trump takes over all things will change. we saw a reduction in activity when trump got elected in 1.0. before he was in offi

family members around 3000 microns from last in south america or a walking across mexico towards the us. they want to reach the board of a full. the and all gratian of presents elect donald trump next month. most of them venezuela, under his hate and cuba. the making the journey despite trumps promises of mass deportations under crack down on emigration. many say they were forced to leave the countries because of political upheaval and economic hardship. i ask republican president, donald trump, to think with his heart because he also has assemblies and we are only going in search of work and to show him who even his words are hard work and people just out of the wound up and say, i want to not to be biased, i never thought i would leave my country. i never had the american dream, but i was forced by the situation at this moment because of the home during government. our basic food is the most expensive in central america. you can't survive anymore. sandra im government and find a dash is looking at ways to revise the economy and then to deal with an indian company, the donnie group

the around $3000.00 migrants from lesson and south america walking across mexico toward the us border. they want to reach the border before the new generation of president elect donald trump next month. most uh, from venezuela, honduras high to haiti and cuba. then making the journey, despite the drums, promises of mess, deportations, and to crack down on immigration. many say they were forced to leave the countries because of political upheaval and economic hardship still ahead on al jazeera in support here, p and teams can start planning the route to the 2026 men's football football wells cub details coming up with and the the time thank you so much jessica. well, reco, it's 16. your pain seems to be going to the men's football woke up in 2026. the qualifying. drew has taken place in zurich with games kicking off in march. only the top same in each group is guaranteed a spot in the finals that being held in the united states, canada and mexico. 12 of the 22 will cups have been owned by european countries, oil fuel. you are always happy because he only qualified. you only qualified f

on south america, central america and mexico, largely we have forgotten it at our own peril.roe doctrine i think is a standard of our poll saint of course canada -- policy and of course canada is in trouble, long in trouble as far as trudeau and the policies go, so a shot across the bow especially with the panama canal. remember, we have china in cuba. we have maduro in venezuela. we've had russian ships there and the panama canal is critical to our national security and at present it is being run by the chinese communist party so it's a concern, absolutely. cheryl: well, i wonder if you think with the new president and panama, he is seen as someone that is pro trump, he was asked about the panama canal and so far the public statements are is that is off the table. he is willing to deal with the darien gap which is the biggest source of south american, central american immigration to the u.s. >> well, trump is a master at negotiation. obviously we want to patrol our southern border and we want a fair pricing on the panama canal. again, it's a shot across the bow. it was not a

ancient trade routes bringing an abundance of amazing ingredients have snaked from south america into the belly of mexico oaxaca. today, many of these food gems find their way to the mercado de abastos, a giant market on the edge of the state capital, oaxaca city. and in this warren of stalls, hola! hey, hey. i've hunted down the pioneering chef who put oaxacan food on the map alex ruiz the first time i came to this market, i was about seven. >> my mom used to make fresh cheese. >> this was your playground. >> this is my playground. and now that i'm a cook, i come here at least a couple of times a week. so this is my second home. houthis. let me show you some more. no. if you don't mind walking around i'm sticking close to this guy. >> get lost here and you may never be found. habaneros? >> yes. habaneros. oh my god, look at this. >> this is the biggest piece of cheese i've ever seen you know, oaxaca is divided into eight different regions. >> the diversity of climates we have, it gives us the possibility to have all these ingredients. >> but oaxaca's most famous ingredient, cacao, actually came here via

been easy around $3000.00 microns from lawson and south america, a working towards mexico towards across mexico, towards the us. they want to raise the border before the integration of presence elect donald trump next month. most of them venezuela, under s i c and cuba. and making the journey despite trumps, promises of mass, the pool patients and the crack down immigration. many say they were forced to leave the countries because of political upheaval and economic hardship or the same thing. i never would have done all the. i ask republican president, donald trump, to think with his heart because he also has assemblies and we are only going in search of work and to show him who even his words are hard work and people just look up and say, i want to not him. if i use, i never thought i would leave my country. i never had the american dream, but i was forced by the situation at this moment because of the on, during government. our basic food is the most expensive in central america. you can't survive anymore. they were the catholic church and mexico has locked unimportant religious holida

believe it is totally an internal focus at a time we talk about plans being built in mexico, increased sales to south americavehicles being built from chinese companies in europe to sell it to that region. how much is that internally focused? leland: that is because that is the export models. you build your plants in mexico or vietnam. how do we get around other tariffs. you tread ship through these third-party destinations. it depends what domestic means. what you're trying to do is triple down on a manufacturing and export model. the problem is china has the largest surplus in history, the largest trade surplus in history , the model going into 2024 and 2025 has been we are going to take our export strong and double down and our imports are extremely weak, we will talk about doing things about them but we will not do anything. you have enormous political friction even if there was not president trump coming in and threatening tariffs. countries around the world are looking at this and saying you're flooding us with commodities, with eb's, it is becoming a major political issue across the world, not just in

opportunity so it's very well-timed whether it's brazil or mexico or throughout the caribbean or the mandarin mandarin countries in and the rest of south america think it's great and i just want to say thanks again for the panel and i appreciate particularly ambassador nickels for all of his leadership. >> i want to ask you the same question. what is one recommendation to cities adopting possible digital development and from your perspective to showcase her try to think about it in terms of the connectivity between the federal and the local government and that communication and accessibility >> e so i will say two things on a macro level now. there is one success story around the latin america uruguay has been doing for 15 years at least with all their work in open government in open everything digital i.d.. they are building it back and building blocks are the right ones. they are the foundational building blocks and one thing that i like that they do and this is kind of a referenda. they communicate the policies is given an opportunity to citizens and civil society and everyone to respond before they are implemented and they no couple of sta

get a lot more expensive, not just from china but where other companies have migrated, to south america, to mexicoailers if tariffs are put on and their ability to move more locally. kate: we have seen with our retailers some change in supply chain and's tariffs were less implemented in 2018 and 2019. you've seen production taking out of certain countries and move to others. there are going to be categories that are not quite as nimble or cannot move as readily as other categories. consumer electronics comes to mind and is still very much imported from china. for the most retailers we cover you have seen some diversification in that supply chain the last six years. there is some reduced risk than there was six years ago. i think inevitably it will raise costs for those that are producing products out of china, including products from china. you will see price increases as a result, just like we did in 2018. dani: along with those costs you have seen some labor discontent this holiday season. starbucks and amazon -- you have seen strikes ongoing. our wages also going to be a stress for these compan

that pink color, mostly the western hemisphere at the united states, canada, mexico, and several countries in south americaother countries have other ways to establish citizenship, including the status of the parents. that is how it is in great britain, germany, spain, and other countries, as well. there's also the outright banning of birthright citizenship, not available in the countries in orange. charles is in florida, good morning. caller: [no audio] host: i can hear myself on the tv, so i assume you walked away from the phone. this is walter in minnesota on that line for immigrants. caller: morning. yeah, that is an interesting thought. but i would connect it with the right to vote. meaning, you have to go through whatever, like us immigrants have to go through, a series of questions to get sworn in, and so on to achieve the citizenship. then connection with that, that might be a good idea. host: so you think people should not become citizens until they are old enough to take and pass a test on citizenship? caller: you have to pass a test before you can vote. does not matter where you were born, excep

mexico. it has tripled the gdp of the number two country in south america, , so we're talking up a significantountry in south america. since it's in your portfolio, deputy assistant secretary, you know that the brazilian judge seized cash from starving related to x of course to pay their fines. now, the american government i think along the lines of that just laid out from you through judgment ought to be taking steps to ensure that our companies especially those dedicated to free speech in the regional democracy are not to be harassed by these nations. and i wish that the biden administration was as aggressive on brazil in this case as you seem to indicate you are going to be, you might be on venezuela. so first question for you, mr. howell, is what is the administration doing, actually do it, not studying, not planning, what are you doing to combat the steps of brazil is taken to censor their citizens? >> sorry, congressman, you look at me, deputy assistant secretary sullivan. you said how. >> sorry, i did. i apologize. who should i apologize to? >> no one. just clarifying. >> just clarify.

mexico first and then maybe south america.re's so many wonderful countries on this planet that welcome americans and i would highly recommend that those who are uncertain about the future of this country look into exit options because things are going to get dark here, i believe. host: that's kofi's thoughts there in philadelphia. another headline to share with you and to discuss here in open forum. is the drone sightings that have taken place in new jersey and new york. john kirby, who is the spokesperson on national security for the biden administration, in the briefing room yesterday ated podium -- at the podium took questions on these drones. here's what he had to say. >> no evidence at this time that the reported drone sightings pose a national security or a public safety threat. or have a foreign nexus. the department of homeland security and the f.b.i. are investigating these sightings and they're working closely with state and local law enforcement to provide resources using numerous detection methods to better underst

storms rocking the deep south of the us and that science to west, whether working its way from the north east of mexico. but the heaviest of the rain across the central america and the caribbean will be pushing in to nicaragua. you can also see the line of showers extending into his span your 1st day to friday. the latest news i did as more than a 1000000 flo titles portfolio and also 1000000 were just the companies in this country. it's less than $200000.00 with detailed coverage for it. so it's like this top secret rolls across different areas from the heart of the story disability activists say that in a well what and a quality is life. it could lead to some feeling the pressure that the lives of simply too much of a button or in a split 2nd. a little girl full of lights joins the ranks of hundreds of children and because was lost at least one, lin amputated scott, but by no means broke. she looks to the future and have a key and on that show has saved owen medicine in pipelines all that remains on the jersey. the colleges when the another so called safe stay and targeted by is very strong. at least 20 percent of students are killed in an attack on almost

deal with the south american block mexico agreement would create one of the world's largest trading blocks with 720000000 consumers. but it's still not a done deal, is all life in america added to this in human resource the, the now polls the low been gone is general election in the next style of economy is top of mind. so many voters who are struggling to cope with high inflation on youth unemployment. on friday, the top 2 presidential contenders addressed their supporters when the president john mohammed is making a bid to return to the leadership. i'm coming to the vice president, my move to buy with me a is hoping to keep his party in power. but i'll just say let's go to one 1st on voter who shared her apprehension about the election. my name is my new flock, me while i'm full. 19 years of age and now my last it is, are they invest until god not me going and i'm a 1st time full time. i think i saw this a little excise when because it's my 1st time and i want to know how we fused the customer with. i'm very anxious because i don't know what to expect. i don't know what the actual square is going to look like at the point in stations. i don't know how it will look af

south. lots of settled weather with sunshine and the settled weather was sunshine for western parts of mexico is looking very wet across the east, stretching all the way down to southern parts of central america. you can see the rain pouring into panama and costa rica, and no showers, backing up all the way through to his spend your life throughout the wendy situation across a cuba. and those shows being blown towards the north east of mexico and into the deep south of the us, added that it is looking pretty fine for lots of the us. but the wintry bloss continues across the northeast. the, i'm the like of us in the south of india to find out how a tiny bass in this case, gross and extensive mining operations to a scan. corona virus helps west across the world with devastating effects. and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife place. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the world's most threatened animals and joined the call for an end to the global wall of web space. or thrive on algebra. in 1958 charles to go made of famous speech and algeria to take the don't hold back the tide about jerry and independence keep francis economies in africa and the pacifi

south of the us and that size to west. so whether working its way from the north east of mexico. but the heavy as of right. the rain across the central america and the caribbean will be pushing in to nicaragua. you can also see the line of showers extending into his span jala thursday to friday. the limits to have a dream container. stuff in your own adventure now. a counter and the sports, you know, just need a reminder of our top stories. this is, are those covered up to air strikes, targeting a so called safe zone in southern gaza, causing large fires in an area for people with sheltering intense, at least 20 palestinians have been killed in the strikes and all my wasi and your report quite honestly, international besides, israel is intentionally convincing genocide in gaza. is that israel is treating palestinians as subsuming with restrictions, humanitarian supplies, kennings, and detentions that of fort font. those actions are aimed at causing physical destruction. upon a sims, government forces and city i have conducted another round of air strikes on a blip problems that's in the north western part of the country, which is controlled

south of the us and that size to west. so whether working it's way of from the north east of mexico. but the heavy as of right. the rain across the central america and the caribbean will be pushing into nicaragua. you can also see the line of showers extending into his span your 1st day to friday. the african countries has struggle to reclaim many of the artifacts taken by you repeat the colonized. this is our experience, our identity. in the final part of the series, museums and collectors, still hold precious assets selected few have been returned, but the still a long way to go to progress is painfully slow. restitution advocacy with punctuation on orders here. the . the do without just a reminder of the headlines now. francis parliament has passed in their confidence motion against prime minister michelle bonnie and the move to asked him became of the bypass the parliamentary approval to force through their t budget as well as carried out to es trucks targeting a so called safe. so southern guns are causing launch fires and an area with people with sheltering tends at least 20 palestinians killed in the strikes. the government forces in syri

south america had the warmest january to august ever. our embassy had to relocate 19 diplomatic families in september because of dangerous fires and the associated smoke since august, the gulf of mexico and gulf states, florida and the east coast, have experienced incredibly severe storms number two category 5 hurricanes, billions in property damage, and many lives lost. again, we know what the vast economic and human told that the warming of the earth and more frequent and severe weather events are having on global populations, like farming and basic subsistence, and in so many facets of daily life, in fact, there was nearly $300 billion in 2023 in lost revenue and damaged to the severe weather impact. but it is the climate and security concerns that are growing more real and more present by the day we see the climate crisis increasing the severity of humanitarian global crisis. adding to geopolitical tensions and causing disruptions to our operational readiness as a government. let me address each of those factors. the first vector of concern is the impact of climate on the most vulnerable around the world, those already facing poverty or internal civil strife . or those like small

mexico, but cloudy here, however, but still the sunshine manages to push through is going to be cool and west. so across the northeast, by friday, the the truck, whole region of cargo, one of south america's toughest. we put a 2 man who seemed to thrive on his challenge. a veteran truck drivers on says every quarter, whatever the web to provide for his growing family and the cowboy who enjoys his rough life risk and a power outage there. i can use democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the newer system corporate israel, affecting it's a little bit friendly from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the colleges here with the there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know counter and things the the, the down or kyle, this is the muse our life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes, all position prices and syria pushed into hama the army has retreated from the northern city,

mexico in the fee for an inter continental cop. andy richardson has more. well, these are days no books or thoughts fan or play. i will forget in a hurry, just days after winning south america's biggest club competition. a couple of it's a doors for the very 1st time on sunday. the read engineer our side on the brazilian lead title for the 1st time in close to 3 decades. well, the siding out here in capsule with another trophy in the science this time is the facebook. it's a continental come. i'm trying to compare them in terms of fan bases how, how long they've suffered a. i mean, you probably end up saying somewhere along the lines of spar spans, i mean, you'd have to go again to the teams of the mid ninety's when they were in the they had a good run, even in the early 60. and when does he to was around that type of history book, the football is had and, and it's been a long suffering. and in the fan base that are really enjoying this moment. these are continental copays and you and your competition featuring the champions of 6 global confederations, that you could have mexico and their invoice as the new and central american cycle hold is the final 3 massachuset being play

america. its reach is international. vulcan has operated in mexico since the 80's. this supplies materials to alabama, florida, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, and texas. vulcan has quarried limestone legally in mexico on land that it owns and has paid for for over 30 years. it has full ownership of the property in mexico and owns the limestone reserves on the property, all paid for by vulcan. vulcan also operates a deepwater port in mexico, paid for by vulcan. vulcan operates that port because vulcan built the port. over the course of 30 years, vulcan materials has paid billions in taxes to the mexican government. it has employed thousands of people over the years, providing them with health care and pensions, which is why i was shocked when two years ago the mexican government swooped in and announced it would pursue legal action against vulcan, overnight. after all that, vulcan has done for the country of mexico, the mexican government swooped in to stop all their operations in just a few days. the mexican government's baseless claim was that the company is operating illegally in mexico after 30 years. that statement is categori

mexico and other southeastern asian countries have picked up the slack. i'm optimistic that other agentn economies -- other asian economies could continue to perform well because they are connected to europe and south americaat what happens in china matters to other people. vonnie: trump's tariffs threat has the potential to upend the whole global supply chain, leaving countries and companies to prepare for a host of possible disruptions. we break down the measures businesses are taking in anticipation of the trump administration. where is the biggest disruption most likely? >> definitely china is in the target zone for trump. what is also not to be ignored is the fact trump has also threatened to mexico and canada, our two other biggest trading partners, with increased tariffs if they do not do enough to stop the inflow of fentanyl four illegal immigrants or other threats to the u.s. sonali: you can find a story on bloomberg.com and the bloomberg terminal. it is great. there is a wide range of products you discussed. everything from outdoor furniture made in china to european wines being imported at a faster rate to the u.s. to avoid tariff pressures they could see. where are you seeing the biggest potent