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market narrowing chinese manufacturers set their sights on an alternative route through mexico. mexicoas a free-trade agreement with the u.s. this allows foreign companies to export across the border as long as certain conditions are met. they have to setup a production base in mexico and procure parts within north america. >> translator: made in china is now turning out to be made in mexico. china is seeing mexico as one of their key markets for their growth. >> reporter: mexico is tuned to see the trend continue. a local market research company outlines the new opportunities being created by chinese companies. it explains how the government is pushing ahead with a plan to build a highway to the u.s. border, easing the flow of goods. >> they bring many benefits and become very competitive, and we're going to be having -- it's going to be so attractive to be living in this state that we're going to have internal migration. >> translator: chinese companies will continue to expand, and by 2025 they'll make up one-third of all new firms in this region. >> reporter: some american companies

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vamos con ustedes, chicos, felicidades. >> mÉxico, mÉxico, mÉxico. lindsay: ¿lo sufriste?anti jimÉnez, espectacular, maravilloso, cÓmo se hace el auto pase, santi, de verdad que fue una celebraciÓn increÍble la que se viviÓ dentro de la cancha, sÓlo santi, los jugadores que estallaron de emociÓn, ya yo estaba pensando en los penales, nos estamos quedando sin tiempo estos momentos, vamos a realizar con los deportes, detalles, reacciones, todo lo que paso aquÍ en los Ángeles. karla: viva mÉxico, estuvo cardiaco, yo dije "que no se vayan a tiempo extra, por favor, tengo que dormir". satcha: felicidades mÉxico y panamÁ, porque lo hizo super bien, allÍ estÁn los resultados de este gran esfuerzo por ambas selecciones. mientras el tri conquistaba la copa oro, lionel messi era presentado por el inter miami, el equipo de florida organizÓ una gran fiesta en su estadio ante miles de personas que soportaron las inclemencias del tiempo para ver de cerca al crack argentino. karla: en el mismo escenario es presentado sergio busquets, excompaÑero de " la pulga". elyangÉlica gonzÁlez nos t

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. >>> si yo pudierar escogerun p un paisÍs en elen el mundo que, mundo para ayudar sería méxico. méxicopera queaÑa desinformaciÓn este espera que este mensaje llegue a amlo y permitan mensaje lleargue a amlo y puedan trabajar juntos en problemas en común. la ciudad j comÚn >> ciudadphoenix lleva 19 días se con temperaturas por encim phoe con 19 dÍas con temperaturas de sobre a s de los 110°. hoy se rompi110 grado hoy rompiÓ un rÉcord histÓrico, ninguna gra récord histórico de 1974. ninguna de las grandes ciudades de estados unidos había tenido esa marca, solo el valle de la muerte en california su marca s el valle de la muerte y (nombre en inglÉs) en california y casa grande en arizona quÉ tal. bueno esas temperaturas rÉcord complican el trabajo de los bomberos que. batenesas temperaturas récord complican el trabajo de los bomberos que combaten los cuatro incendios más grandes en california. arantxa loizaga con los detallesgrandess en california y aquÍ estÁ arantxa oizaga con los detalles. >>> sÍ julio buenas tardes estos 4 incendios han quemado . >> en efecto, estos cuatro incendios qu

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you know they say about mexico. mexico gave us billions of dollars worth of soldiers for years. 20,000 soldiers. when the best numbers we've ever had. today we have i think the worst numbers in the world because i don't think there's any country in the world that would stand for what's happening here to us with millions of people flowing in from by the way mental institutions, insane asylums. they don't like me using those names. insane asylums. but we have very bad, very sick people, very ill people coming into our country. prisons and jails all over the world. it's not the four countries that we consider neighbors. last week we had 129 countries representatives of people i came into our country illegally. we are losing our country and we are losing the spirit of our country but i will tell you make america great again and maga in america first and all these things and we talk about, there's never been -- look at this crowd. never been more spirit we have right now. 2024 [cheers and applause] 2024 is the most important el

permits from the army corps of engineers and that it could create a diplomatic situation with mexico. mexico'sop diplomat complaining to washington saying that this violates two treaties between the two countries. well, governor greg abbott digging in his heels saying that the state of texas has sovereign authority based on the texas and u.s. constitutions and the office of the texas attorney general saying that they are ready to duke it out with the u.s. doj in federal court. now, one of the concerns from the u.s. doj is the humanitarian risks, the public safety risks. take a look at this video. we were on the orbina's property when a woman was being tended to by paramedics. now, you look at that video, that woman is being rendered aid. the family says that the woman was by the rio grande asking for help. lawmaker had to cut two layers of concertina wire to bring her to the paramedics and they had to cut through chain link fencing. the property owner says that they witnessed as migrants have died on their property and they want the dying to stop. in this federal lawsuit between the u.s. doj a

buoys the floating border that governor greg abbott has put into place drawn the attention of mexico. mexico'sng secretary of foreign affairs had this to say about inspected the borders, were sending to mission a territorial inspection to see where the buoys are located to carry out the topographical survey to verify they do not cross into mexican territory. good luck with that. the water borders are always a subject of dispute. i know growing up on the other border of texas, the border with oklahoma with the red river is a constant border dispute, the rio grande is a big one in the pretty constant but i don't know the answer is in the middle of the river of the rio grande? the international border. you knew this was going to draw something. if not for mexico than the united states, the response from governor abbott. pete: something bad is going to happen, something is going to get stuck and it's going to be a big to do. >> the murky government doesn't like texas stepping up. >> that's exactly right they do not would be calling for advocating the responsibility in every way. this week on "fox

pepeople said, well, mexico. mexico did pay. they gave me free of charge, 28,000 soldiers.xico. the cartels are in charge. i mean, this is really an incredible story that we've been covering now for several years. you don't see a lot about thistles where. >> maria, both chinese fentanyl problem and the chinese longitudinal plan, they have a 100 year strategy of taking over the world, and the mexican cartels. this is really presenting a federalism issue. greg abbott last year had said that he would even maybe bring military vehicles from the texas national guards and boat into the rio grande so this is going to be a constitutional crisis if it doesn't get resolved and states like texas, florida, not arizona right now, are going to have to say this has got to stop and we have to have a strong republican leadership that will take on this administration. this administrative executive branch, it's supposed to be enforcing the laws, is doing what a lot of progressives have had a lot of success doing since 2020 which is just ignoring the laws. you know, no cash bail, no -- these t

and there could be diplomatic issues with mexico. mexicolaining to washington, saying that this violates two international treaties between these two countries. and mexico also suggesting that they might investigate this, to make sure that these buoys are on u.s. soil and not on mexican soil. now governor greg abbott digging in his heels saying that texas has sovereign authority to deploy these buoys, to keep these buoys where they are, to stop illegal immigration. but here's the thing, it is not stopping illegal immigration. we have video of migrants who have been skirting this buoy, walking along the concertina wire. and u.s. doj's filing also addressed the humanitarian concerns. take a look at this video, we were on the property when a pregnant woman was being rendered aid. we talked to the ubinas, they tell us they witnessed this. there was a woman on the risks on the second strand of concertina wire. and they tells that you law enforcement had to cut two layers of concertina wires and they had to cut the chain link fence to bring the w

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they all say mexico. mexico paid much more than what i was askinaid muchg becaur 28,000 soldiers on the border whens en i was i was building tl and we built almost 500 milesou of wall. >> and you know, our opponents, you know what they say, if there's a little rotted out two by four laying on the ground that's been there for 50 or 60 years, and you can they would say when we build a 30 and 40 foot wall, oh, that's just a renovation that'st not included. we built almost 500 miles of wall. we renovated a lot. thend let's build anotherat w 200 miles because there were some areas that were weaere kste and it was all there ready to be installed and they didn't do it. but mexicod idn't do. ent, you i said to the president, you have to do me a favor. you have to do us a favo yor we need 28,000 soldiers on the border, mexican soldier s . he laughed at me. and, you know, i have a veryship good relationship with him buta? he said, but why would we do that? because they're coming in through mexicomexico . you have to stop

the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive dignitaries or hold large gatherings established the first public school here and helped start the public school system. he piloted the first steam ship on the bay. a big event for san francisco and depict instead state seal the ship was the sitk a. there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamerica building is to it ends at california. i walk today before am a cute side street. at this point t is the center what was all his property. he was the person entrusted to be the city's first treasurer. that is i big deal of itself to have that legacy part of an african-american the city's first banker. he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but

they said -- he said he was gonna build a wall on the entire border of mexico, mexico is going to payhe put 47 miles of new wall in four years, i could have built it with my hands. and we haven't gotten the first pay so, he said he was going to bounce the budget in four years, six trillions to the national that he added. we need results for the republican party voters who care about those things, he is not the guy who will deliver that. >> a lot of republicans know the things that you said, they know there is no wall, and they are still all in with him. what do you hear when you go out, let's take new hampshire for example, people who may have voted in 16, and 20, do you hear whether publicly at a town hall or privately talking to them, do you hear cracks in the support? >> yeah they are concerned that he can't be joe biden. >> the issue is if you saw the interview he gave yesterday nevada, and they asked him you lost nevada in 16 and 20 no republican has won it since 04, what is your strategy to win it in 24, he said actually i did when insects teen and 20 by a lot. that strategy is

the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexicogranted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive dignitaries or hold large gatherings established the first public school here and helped start the public school system. he piloted the first steam ship on the bay. a big event for san francisco and depict instead state seal the ship was the sitk a. there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamerica building is to it ends at california. i walk today before am a cute side street. at this point t is the center what was all his property. he was the person entrusted to be the city's first treasurer. that is i big deal of itself to have that legacy part of an african-american the city's first banker. he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but a

the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive dignitaries or hold large gatherings established the first public school here and helped start the public school system. he piloted the first steam ship on the bay. a big event for san francisco and depict instead state seal the ship was the sitk a. there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamerica building is to it ends at california. i walk today before am a cute side street. at this point t is the center what was all his property. he was the person entrusted to be the city's first treasurer. that is i big deal of itself to have that legacy part of an african-american the city's first banker. he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but

[cantan] ¡mÉxico" ¡mÉxico! amigo como estÁn bienvenidos desde los Ángeles.ensacional. nosotros estamos aquÍ ya calentando motores. tacher hoy va a pasar muchos retos. alan: una persona muy importante tambiÉn viene a competir conmigo. desde hermosa beach. mÉxico— panamÁ la gran final de copa oro. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] >> mira para todo el mundo. [risas] satcha:muy emocionante para mÉxico y para panamÁ tambiÉn. se miden fuerzas en esta que serÁ una final inÉdita. carolina: que emociÓn. satcha: mÁs de 120 millones de personas estÁn en alerta por una intensa ola de calor que sofoca 15 estados del paÍs. las temperaturas superan los tres dÍgitos. comienzan a afectar el estado de Ánimo de las personas. andrea buenos dÍas. te afecta a ti tambiÉn que estÁs embarazada. andrea: asÍ es satcha buenos dÍas. ya se siente ese intenso calor que advierten las autoridades que llegarÁ desde california, arizona y nevada y hasta texas y florida en el sur. >> el calor extremo no da tregua. phoneix se encuentra en un rÉcord de 110 °f durante mÁs de dos semanas. las noches el termÓmetro marc

eduardo: iba a comenzar con "mÉxico, mÉxico".de mÉxico, desde nuestro corazÓn esperamos que mÉxico sea el equipo triunfador. en lo que tenemos de esta ciudad que empiezan a colocar adornos fuera de los negocios. satcha: le vamos a desear lo mejor para mÉxico y para panamÁ tambiÉn que lo hizo muy bien. serÁ una final inÉdita. los invitamos para que nos acompaÑen este domingo 16 de julio a las 7:00 p.m. por tudn. quÉ emociÓn! todo lo que tiene que ver con fÚtbol nos llena de energÍa. ahÍ estaremos. un beso grande, eduardo. despÍdete con la misma porra. [risas] eso! fantÁstico. hablando de todo un poco, te pregunto ahora, duerme siempre con tu pareja o en ocasiones vas a otro cuarto?si lo hace por separado no estÁs solo. un tercio de las personas tienen lo que se llama divorcio del sueÑo. puede ser permanente o temporal. asÍ lo acaba de publicar en un sondeo. la prÁctica ayuda a dormir en paz y los molestos ronquidos, la alarma del celular demasiado temprano, y dicen incluso que ayuda en aquellos momentos Íntimos. si no lo has puest

>> look at monetary grade weaponry they are using, the level and span of control in mexico. mexicothe people of mexico have taken the blunt of this. they have lost 340,000 citizens since 2007. in the last national election there was 132 politicians and staffers killed. anybody can move them. mexico has truly fallen to these cartels. when i tell you they are a parallel government you are truly looking at a narco state. the problem is when you're killing journalists in mexico and they can't get the information out, this is why we are so far behind what these cartels are doing and why we are feeling the impact in every part of this nation. >> if you could respond in writing about what's happening because of the cartels, thank you. >> the gentleman yields. i recognize mister jackson lee of texas. >> kind enough to yield to this next individual. >> you are recognized. >> thank you. thank you, chairman and ranking member thompson. we've been here in hour and 1/2 and i want to thank you for this hearing. this hearing should be shedding light on the pressing issues surrounding immigration

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he said he was going to build a wall across the border of mexico. mexico was going to pay for it.n four years. i could have built it with my hands more than 47 miles. we haven't gotten our first peso. he was going to balance the budget in four years. added $6 trillion to the national debt. we need results for the republican party, the voters that care about those things. he's not going to deliver it. >> republicans know everything you said. they know there's no wall. they know all that stuff, and they still are all in with him. what are you hearing when you go out? let's take new hampshire as an example. people who may have voted for him in '16 and '20, do you hear whether publicly at a town hall or privately talking to them, do they hear cracks in the support? >> they're concerned he can't beat joe biden. the interesting thing is, if you saw the interview he gave yesterday in "the nevada globe," they asked him, well, you lost nevada in '16 and '20. no republican has won it since '04. what's your strategy to win it in '24? he said, actually, i did win in '16 and '20 by a lot. that

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i leave next week for new mexico. ., . ., .,~ ., mexico. you are due to take off on auaust mexico. did you give up? no, i was believed it _ forget that. did you give up? no, i was believed it would _ forget that. did you give up? no, i was believed it would happen, - forget that. did you give up? no, i was believed it would happen, a i forget that. did you give up? no, i l was believed it would happen, a lot of people didn't. i had a lot of faith in the project. and i went down to the mojave desert a number of times to watch the development, which was really interesting. so i watched it right from the beginning. you paid a quarter of $1 million for your ticket back then. do you still think, i'm sure you do, it was money well spent and worth the wait? i think it is incredibly well spent money. if i was at the time, i was doing it with the russians, it would have cost me millions of dollars. there is an important point to make which people will maybe notice. over the years, you have developed parkinson's disease. {lil the years, you have developed parkinson's disease. of course, when