so has caused the santa cut serena river to burst his banks in northern mexico after leaving a trail of rain water as it moved to north. for people have been killed. 3 of them which will drain thousands of people, gathered at stonehenge in southern england to see the sun rise on the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. they came together to celebrate the summer solstice, the unesco world carriages sides rocks. thousands of fagan, sun, worshippers, and tories for the event every year on wednesday, a small part of the historic side was spray painted by environmental activist to highlight the climates crisis. and that is in use for now on allergies. here is stay with us in the fall, so we'll have to use our for you a number 30 minutes after statement the serious thanks to interrogate the narrative. there's no question about the united states is effectively complicit the genocide challenge the rhetoric. yeah. think the correct but so is the international community upfront, only without just here. my citizenship was revoked on the ground stuff i am aligned to a to aligned w

. >> and certainly northern mexico as well. >> they can use some rain if you remember the stories we had earlier in the week about the water wars, mexico and texas while this is what's going to happen here, it's a potential tropical cyclone that's a lot of, that's a lot to coming out of the mouth, but it's not a tropical storm yet, even though you see 40 miles per hour and you say, wait, 39 is a tropical storm, hakeem, it's not a tropical storm yet. >> because right around the center, there's no convection whatsoever. there's no thunderstorms. all that wind is here and here. so not around the center, that's why it's not yet a tropical storm, but it will likely be one. and it is forecast to be one. but a 45 mile per hour sure. not a wind event, not really a surge event, maybe a couple of three feet, but it's a rain event. look at hours and hours and hours of rainfall. their northern parts of mexico and also into texas. flood watches are in effect. but some spots, especially in northern mexico, just south of the rio grande could pick up ten inches of rain. no one needs that we'll take t

the floods of also heat, northern mexico, forcing thousands to be taken to the temporary shelton's, the 3. all of the streets were destroyed. we don't have anything to eat. no electricity, water, nothing. the road was destroyed. when i left my home, everything was destroyed across the region, rescue efforts expected to continue 4 days. have them, i'm 0. the 47 crew members have spent the nights on board a saturday that ran the ground in new zealand, south island, fer authorize it into a rocky cliff face shortly after leaving the town and fix it on friday. the steering side is being blamed, so the accident ship belongs to the government owned and says item the fleet, which has experienced a string of mechanical problems in recent years. now rotate counting a sap lives with tele. scoping capabilities has been launched into this space from china scituate in provence. this is the moment the rocket slides took place during the developed by china and russia and france rather, the satellite has been designed to track down the most powerful explosions. you know, universe cold, gamma ray bus. ji

what you see on the satellite radar composite image of the system down in southern nevada and northern mexicoring some thunderstorms, some downpours of rain, some clouds containing lots of moisture moving up into southern california, which had quite a bit of rain today. and even here in the bay area in the south bay, we had a few sprinkles and downpours, but that's all sort of quieting down right now, as are the winds. we have wind speeds generally below ten miles per hour across much of the bay area, and it's a little bit warmer by 2 or 3 degrees in most bay area locations than at this time. last night. so let's take a closer look. here in san francisco, our station is now reporting, but it's 60 in oakland across the bay, 65 hayward, 70, in san jose. moving along, taking a look at other temperature readings right now. mid to low to mid 50s at petaluma and santa rosa, 61 at napa fairfield 68. low to mid 70s at livermore and concord. and these are our forecast headlines. tomorrow we'll see morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. remainder of the week will be a steadier pattern of brig

in northern mexico, the city of monterrey, first responders rescued this stranded driver trapped nearass. here in the u.s., alberto brought heavy rain and storm surge flooding to parts of texas, including the beach community of surfside, where neighborhood streets were underwater. in galveston, the storm surge was over 4 feet, inundating blocks and blocks of the beachside community. the flooding in jamaica beach caught patrick wilson off guard. >> they said jamaica beach was one of the worst, i guess. >> reporter: in nearby san leon, neighbors say this storm is bringing out the best in people. >> we keep an eye on each other and take care of one another. >> reporter: here in corpus christi, this rv park was a few feet above sea level on tuesday. this is what it looks like after alberto. residents who rode it out here ended up isolated on an island. this family was making the most of it in a raft, while tourists stuck in high water pushed their family van up hill. are you stalled out here? >> stalled out. and i can't even put it into drive. >> reporter: this as americans in 18 states a

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a storm. alberto has caused the son to caterina river to burst its banks in northern mexico after leaving a trail of rain water. as it moves north, alberto has weakened into a tropical storm and is now moving in and over north east and mexico for people have been killed. 3 of them, which one from the u. s. government is banning a russian made on ty, virus software made concerns of a possible threats to national security. the binding administration says the crime then has total access to the cash press key system and the data of all his customers include us, critical infrastructure providers and state and local governments. cost best key will now be prohibited from entering into a new agreements in the us starting on july 20th. there's been high level talks between us and china focusing on on time kotik song corporation. it follows the brakes to any joint investigation into a major drunk link to money. laundry operation, washington resumed law enforcement and counter narcotics fox with badging at the beginning of the year. it was prompted by spike in desks from opioid overdose in the us. c

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what you see on the satellite radar composite image of the system down in southern nevada and northern mexicoiggering some thunderstorms, some downpours of rain, some clouds containing lots of moisture moving up into southern california, which had quite a bit of rain today. and even here in the bay area in the south bay, we had a few sprinkles and downpours, but that's all sort of quieting down right now, as are the winds. we have wind speeds generally below ten miles per hour across much of the bay area, and it's a little bit warmer by 2 or 3 degrees in most bay area locations than at this time. last night. so let's take a closer look. here in san francisco, our station is now reporting, but it's 60 in oakland across the bay, 65 hayward, 70, in san jose. moving along, taking a look at other temperature readings right now. mid to low to mid 50s at petaluma and santa rosa, 61 at napa fairfield 68. low to mid 70s at livermore and concord. and these are our forecast headlines. tomorrow we'll see morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. remainder of the week will be a steadier pattern of

in northern mexico, the city of mont monterrey, first responders rescued this stranded driver trappedre in the u.s., alberto brought heavy rain and storm surge flooding to parts of texas, including the beach community of surfside, where neighborhood streets were underwater. in galveston, the storm surge was over four feet, inundating blocks and blocks of the beachside community. the flooding in jamaica beach caught patrick wilson off guard. >> they said jamaica beach was one of the worst, i guess. >> reporter: in nearby san lyon, neighbors say this storm is bringing out the best in people. >> we keep an eye on each other and take care of one another. >> reporter: here in corpus christi, this rv park was a few feet above sea level on tuesday. this is what it looks like after alberto. residents who rode it out here ended up isolated on an island. this as americans in 18 states are under heat alerts. records broken in several northeast cities. the high temperatures forcing some schools to close early. the sun was way too hot for high school graduation in clifton, new jersey, so students

the southern tip of nevada and northern mexico.idespread area of subtropical moisture moving into the interior southwest and western us. and some of it, of course, flowing into the bay area. thus the showers we had in the south bay today, they didn't last very long, but they were fun to watch and unusual as well. right now we're looking at our surface winds across the bay area, and you can see the winds are very, very light. the one exception sfo with 16 mile per hour breezes. that's not very strong either. 24 hour temperature change is not terribly significant, but important to watch because it's a warmer now than it was at this time last night by about 2 to 5 degrees. so that warmth from this afternoon is holding on. right now it is 61 in oakland, 66 hayward, san jose, 71 degrees. some of our reporting stations have been on the blink this evening. not reporting hour on every hour on the hour as they typically do. these are, however, 57 degrees right now in santa rosa, petaluma, 5263. in napa we have mid to upper 70s at fairfield,

northern mexico also be impacted by the storm.dslides there. kyle is tracking alberto for us right now. has a look at for strikes. first, tropical storm of the season out there. do it is huge. this storm going to take you kind of zoomed in here off the coast of mexico. you can see. >> where the center of the circulation is. but the field of rain and wind that this thing is throwing all the way up in texas. and as you mentioned, going into parts of louisiana as well where they've got wind and the concern here is storm surge, you get wind and rain and it pushes that wind pushes all of that rain right up onto the shore. so that's going to be the biggest hazard as we go through the next couple of days and take a look at kind of where this is going. you can see that got tropical storm warnings all along the coast of parts of texas and mexico. it does go ashore in mexico. but watch how this comes ashore in the next 24 hours. but even as the weekend goes on, still throwing rain right up into texas and, you know, heavy rain at that. so so

and by 10 o'clock in the morning, the house was flooded via flags of also heat, northern mexico. forcing thousands to be taking the temper shelton's store like i, if us we, all of districts were destroyed. we don't have anything to eat. no electricity, water, nothing. the road was destroyed. when i left my home, everything was destroyed across the region. rescue efforts i expected to continue for days. have them i'm 0. several ball from countries of experience to major power blackout during a heat wave, bosnia and herzegovina, montenegro, most of craig, she was adriatic coast as well as pots of albania, were affected. the pal 5, a, a call significant issues including the shutting down of traffic lights and other critical facilities. a malfunction of a power transmission line in montenegro, supposedly responsible for the outage. i the has the most is, has more on saturday the most of what we know about the power outage is coming from craze and officials. they say that the incident did not happen to increase. so and according to some preliminary information, the problem happened somewhere

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it's due to make landfall in northern mexico on thursday, an area that's already seen rough waves and rains. relatives of the victims of two boeing 737 max crashes have asked the justice department to criminally charge the plane-maker and seek a fine of more than $24 billion. in a letter to the doj, a lawyer for 15 families wrote that the request is legally justified because, quote, "boeing's crime is the deadliest corporate crime in u.s. history." the letter comes a day after boeing's ceo dave calhoun apologized to families in a dramatic moment in senate testimony. 346 people were killed in two boeing crashes in 2018 and 2019. cyril ramaphosa has promised a new era for south africa, as he was sworn in for a second ll ramaphosa's re-election comes after his "african national congress" party lost its 30-year majority in last month's vote. the anc struck a deal with the opposition democratic alliance to form a coalition government. today a military parade marched through the capital before ramaphosa addressed the nation, saying voters want to see unity from their leaders. >> the people

northern mexico also being impacted by the storm.right now. she's in the weather center. quick. a live look here, though, that marine layer will touch on that in a minute. but first we go back to alberto and this is a pretty big storm. yeah, it is. it's a massive system and you can kind of see it here as we take a look at the infrared. >> and it's interesting because the actual center of the storm is right here off the coast of mexico. but when you take a look at where this is throwing rain, it is all the way up here into texas and you can see some of it even going into parts of louisiana and mississippi, just kind of showing you what a big field this storm has associated with it. i mean, just massive circulation there almost taking up, you know, half of the gulf of mexico. there. so if we look, you can see that they have all these tropical storms warnings that are up along the coast mexico and in texas. and as we track this forward, you can see moves pretty quickly inland, but notice even into saturday and sunday, still throwing inc

the northern mexico, off and leaving a trail of rain water is it moves no. oh, but i was weakened into a tropical storm and is moving inland over both east and mexico. full of people have been killed for you. which of it's written by mr richie. so you can access, he's angry to hear that his policy colleagues are being investigated for placing bets on the timing of the u. k. general election to pursue next conservative party colleagues. the facing questions from the country. gambling regulates over whether they use inside information for their own profit. election date was a closely guarded secret and took many people in the party by surprise. it takes place on the 4th of july. it's a really serious not to it's right to that being investigated properly by the relevant nor enforcement authorities, including is sharing a said a criminal investigation by the police. and i want to be crystal clear that if anyone has broken the rules, patient faced the full force of the law. and that's what those investigations of that to do. and i hope that they do that work as qu

go through the desert storm. alberto has caused the santa caterina river to various expands in northern mexico after leaving a trail of rain water. as it moves north, alberto has weakened into a tropical storm and is moving in land over northeast and mexico. 4 people have been killed. 3 of them with children. the thousands of people have gathered at stonehenge in southern england to see the sun rise on the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. they have come together to celebrate the summit sole space, the unesco world heritage sites attracts thousands of pagans, son, worship, as an tories for the event every year on wednesday, a small part of the story excited with spray painted by environmental activities to highlight the comic crisis it would winning hollywood actor donald sutherland has died at the age of $88.00. the canadian saw featured in nearly 200 films and television shows and a korea that lasted 6 decades sutherland was known for his role as a mash and kelly's heroes. and more recently, in the hunger game series christian, so it only takes it a bracket. his life donald

it is local elections, local governors or mayors, they become targets for such cases, mexico, especially the northerntates of mexico, it's actually a separate microcosm according to its own rules. there by cartels, criminal groups that compete with each other, we saw a similar situation, for example, in ecuador, when the city of guayaquil, the largest the port of ecuador, one of the largest port cities in latin america on the pacific ocean, several assassination attempts were carried out there and several candidates for mayor of the city of hovaquil were killed, that is, the situation is somewhat similar. on the other hand, if we look at the number of murders in mexico per 100,000 population over the past 5 years, it will steadily decrease. from 27 in 2019 to 23, here are the last figures for 2023, that is, despite all the warnings, mexico still remains a fairly effective state, it is actively developing economically, as i said, it enters the north american market very tightly, and therefore it is impossible to say that mexico is gradually rolling towards some kind of failed state, let's see what the

illegally, but it has given operational control of our southern border to the drug cartels in northern mexico. when you look at the world abroad under president trump, we were actually ending conflicts, winding them down finishing them no new wars. there are now two hot conflicts around the globe where if joe biden wasn't true leader, we wouldn't be in this point in the first place. i believe donald trump is going to make that case to the american people. it will be a clear distinction between a 45th president and 46th president. >> i'll president biden is going to have to address those concerns and also tried to convey and persuade to the american voters that he is not responsible for the conflicts in which will be raised in the conversation and address fulsome only what you've just talked about. but there is a potential as you have described, those various things both candidates have been the president of the united states and both will have opportunities to have their records question, what do you think is the achilles heel for trump? but he is going to have to contend with in terms of wha

and by 10 o'clock in the morning, the house was flooded via flags up also he, northern mexico, forcing thousands to be taking the temper shelton's store like i, if us, we, all of districts were destroyed. we don't have anything to eat. no electricity, water, nothing. the road was destroyed when i left my home, everything was destroyed across the region. rescue efforts i expected to continue for days. i'm. i'm a 0. a search is under way for 3 people reported missing office of this thunder storms close, a landslide and south eastern switzerland muskets pulled one women alive from under the rustle in the alpine valley of mistletoe, in the ground and in the area of square in switzerland. the tourist, arizona that's near the mouth of a mountain is inaccessible. heavy rain, a melting snow, have caused the mouth of his the river to overflow. ice lacing the vintage under a lot of heat, wave continues to bake. most of the united states and a 100000000 people are under a heat advisory. the may regions facing records breaking temperatures for long heat wave is putting pressure on the infrastructu

some of the areas in mexico northern mexico, makeup pick up ten inches of rain as is very slow movingtorm, not going to be a hurricane, not going to gather any strength anymore, but it's just going to take that gulf moisture and make very heavy rainfall in places that needed obviously, south texas needs the rain desperately, just need to kind of spread it out a little bit. it looks like four to six inches and men the areas i think that's going to be really the rule it's just these purple areas here in parts of mexico that's greater than ten inches and 48 hours, that's a lot of rain in a place that's already parched. >> yeah. they need it. they don't need it. that quickly. that's part of the issue here. >> exactly. yeah. john. thank you so much. we really appreciate all the updates and coming up next, the supreme court is gearing up to decide if a key charge against january 6 rioters is leading the least sound. so what does it stake? wow, that ahead this election season stay with cnn, with more reporters on the ground. >> and the best political team in the business follow the voters, f

but there are indications, jake, that some spots across the mountains they're of northern mexico, could pick up ten inches to 12 inches of rain over the next 48 hours. so again, you go from an absolute drought where you have nothing to grow to a place where you have water running off so fast, you have to get out of the way it's all right. >> chad myers. thank you so much. appreciate it. let's bring in cnn's chief climate correspondent bill. we are right now, bill. >> so extreme heat kills on average more than twice as many people every year as do hurricanes and tornadoes combined on climate change is obviously ensuring these wild temperatures we're seeing and feeling are now just going to be a daily reality it's going to get longer and longer these dome events. yeah. you just look at the natural trend is we're going, this is of course, all caused by heat heat-trapping pollution in the atmosphere and the sea as well. but the more blanket we put on top of ourselves, metaphorically, the hotter it is going to get, right now. and as chad was saying, it's 104 heat index near the canadian bord

the flags of also heat, northern mexico, forcing thousands to be taken to temper shelton's toilet is a 3. all of the streets were destroyed. we don't have anything to eat. no electricity, water, nothing. the road was destroyed when i left my home, everything was destroyed across the region, rescue if it's expected to continue for days. i'm. i'm just data of the searches on the way. the 3 people reported missing after severe thunderstorms calls the land slide in southeast and switzerland. rescue is pulled one moment the line from under the rubble in the alpine valley of me. so in the globe and an area elsewhere in switzerland. the choice area of the mouth near the match the whole mountain is an accessible heavy rain and melting snow calls. the methods by the river to overflow, isolating the village. so nearly 100000000 people in the united states. so under the dangerous heat advisories. as a result of what's called a heat type that stretches from the midwest to the great lakes to the northeast of the us. now she have potentially has moved from washington dc. even before the heat, the

the flags of also heat, northern mexico, forcing thousands to be taking the temper. shelton's toilet is a 3, all of the streets were destroyed. we don't have anything to eat. no electricity, water, nothing. the road was destroyed. when i left my home, everything was destroyed across the region risky if it's expected to continue for days. have them. i'm with the navy, 100000000 people in the united states on the dangerous heat advisories as the result of what's called a heat that stretches from the midwest to the great lakes. and then to the northeast of the us chapter 10. say how small from washington dc as even before the heat, the informed friday was washington dcs. 5th, straight day or 32 degrees celsius focuses expect the temperature to reach 37.7 degrees celsius or 100 degrees fahrenheit, at least once here over the weekend. the last time that happened in washington was in 2016 and then in mid august, i believe that for the past decade we have been screaming that we want this document. this country is a big business. let's keep continuing to get into what he's doing forms when a

it is local elections, local governors or mayors, they become targets for such cases, mexico, especially the northernf mexico. in general, it is a separate microcosm with established rules, there are cartels, criminal groups that compete with each other, we saw a similar situation, for example, in ecuador, when the city. the largest port of ecuador, one of the largest port cities in general in latin america on the pacific ocean, several attempts were made there and several candidates for the mayor of the city of goaquil were killed, that is, the situation is somewhat similar. on the other hand, if we look at the number of murders in mexico per 100,00 population in the last 5 years, it steadily decreases from 27 in 2019 to 23, and now the last figures are for 2023 . that is, despite all the warnings, all the same, mexico remains a fairly effective state, it is actively developing economically, it, as i said, is very closely entering the north american market, and therefore it is impossible to say that mexico is gradually rolling towards some kind of fail state. let's see what the results will be durin

but this is going to be our priority focus ally from mexico, but also for the united states or mexico, northern neighbor, where a security, especially fentenol trafficking is a priority in the by that relationship. and so why is taught house buying and such an intractable problem in mexico as well, you know there's, there's been different approaches to try to come back or tell bile and stuff over the years. and mexico. uh, you know, uh back uh, 20 years ago, the early 2 thousands, the president time had a strategy to try to go after the king pants that just resulted in even more violence because the different hotels ended up finding among each other. you know, there's, it's a story that goes back to the fact that there are areas of the country that don't have as much support from state security. and also the ways in which a state security is divided between the federal government. the local governments also important point out the fact that mexican cartels are no longer just mexican hotels. trent criminal organizations have become transnational criminal organizations. so you see mexican hotels

but the classic monsoon does come around the high in northern mexico.ture up here working into tucson and phoenix. that's the classic setup that far, so far has not happened. coastal chill this morning, no doubt about it, because it was clear. san gregorio, 40, to santa cruz, 49, half moon bay two reports at 43 high clouds, haze, smoke. but i think a little cooler by the coast. the sea breeze should kick in later for sure. overnight tonight into tomorrow we'll be cooler next couple of days. it looks warmer inland on the weekend. >> all right. thank you so much, steve. a new proposal from the surgeon general would add a warning label to social media. similar to the warning on cigarets. and we want to know what you think about this. also coming up next here, we're going to have much more on this story. >> yeah. word indicating that brandon aiyuk does not feel welcome as a niner any are at a stalemate. and now aiyuk just upped the ante. >> whoa whoa whoa whoa, bro. >> they said they they said they don't want me back the sun. i swear, that's how you telling

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temperatures picking up once again in phoenix. arizona not temperatures will be coming down because northern parts of mexico, monterey. she's 36 on monday. we'll be down to 32 with what weather coming on. the card from mexico, the you could tell me. peninsula scene west of that on choose day with some heavy falls as well or expected to move across florida and east west in cuba. by tuesday of the israel's war on gossip be coming in forever water across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by to insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza. the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line. what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here. it just either we believe everyone has a story. we're hearing the voice announcer. i'm on the top. so is this is ready? will cabinet minister penny guns has resigned from the emergency governments? off around about post plans for gaza, kansas considered to be the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose main political challenge is called for el

now temperatures will be coming down because northern pots of mexico, monterey, she's $36.00 on monday, will be down to $32.00 with what weather coming on the card for mexico, the you could temp initial, a scene west of that on choose day with some heavy falls as well, or expected to move across florida. and it's west in cuba by tuesday. the, this is the 1st one they saw that we see in real time it's the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a true side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias. understand what they are. they are in the listening post covers how the news is covered. the 2 watching out, just bear in mind about top stores. now this is where the war cabinet minister benny guns has resigned from the emergency government. often around about post world sense with guns. guns is considered to be in 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu . some main political challenges is called 4 elections. 274 palestinians are confirme

this is going to be a concern for texas and northern eastern mexico. again, you can see the main system itself is likely going to slide in an across portions of mexico is a tropical storm. but notice you've got those tropical storm warnings newly issued this morning for portions of southern texas. that's because we do still anticipate very strong winds with this, it is forecast to get to tropical storm strength either later today or very early wednesday. but the biggest concern with this one is going to be the potential for flooding. now, it's a two-fold, it's not just the rain, but also the storm surge but look at some of these numbers from houston all the way south, you're talking widespread four to eight inches of rain. some of these spots could pick up more than a foot of rain before this system finally clears because of that, you'd have a moderate risk for excessive rainfall for for houston for today and then wednesday starting to see more of that shift a little bit farther down to the south. but this is talking about that flooding potential. ther

whether beyond mexico's northern border, we continue to see migrant crises happened regularly, or mexico southern border, mexico's border with water molar. where essentially pressure from the united states has forced mexico's hand in establishing a more robust enforcement of that border. what has that done? it's created one of the largest bottlenecks for migrants on the american continent . so don't we care about these migrant crisis? and these needs to address the root causes of migration in countries of origin. countries like cuba, haiti, venezuela, ecuador, to some extent, nowadays. but there, there is a need to address those root causes of migration, but there is a need for a more clear and sustainable migration policy from both of these countries. and this is something that both united states and mexico have struggled to do well. also maintaining their commitments to human rights and what we're sort of expecting, based on this latest executive order, is that in terms of human rights, we should not be expecting things to improve any time soon. all right, so i'm gonna wrap all our rep

mexico, more heavy rain to come for the south of this. we'll also see some of that rain starting to pick up in northern areas of mexico and some of the heat building in the desert. southwest in the us, the america is a region of wonder of joy tragedy. and yes, of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. no country is a lie and it's my job to shed light on how and why themes in the gaza strip as is there a lot continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media and it needs to be questioned, sustains coverage that actively humanizes is ratings and actively humanize of palestinians. this is not the time for doing this kind of weight. tracking those stories examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing past, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and robot this, and this is the news on life from bill hard coming up in the next 16 to this is ready for us to talk at a house near the hospital. if i knew this in southern gaza, children are among the many casualties over works and over found doctors an

they're going to face is, a lot of chinese companies have started to invest in monterey in the northern part of mexicoffs that have been posed in china. and so, when you travel to mexico, i was just there a month ago, you talk to industrial ipss there, wau, you are getting tons of fdi. they're like, it's all chinese companies. so, there's going to be issues there, if they start to view this administration. >> are the chinese companies that are investing also securing their own power in water? because that's a problem. >> huge problem. yes. that's the one thing that really holds back -- one of the things that really holds back growth in mexico. they desperately need to improve their situation with utilities. years ago, i was at a conference where they whr talking about high speed trading, and the head of the mexican stock exchange really wanted high speed trading in mexico and one of the guys said, well, you have no electricity, thelatency is horrendous. nobody is going to trade there, because it's so bad. and when it comes to industrial production, it's the same thing. >> michelle, so good to see you.

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