everything is better on the road and mexico city is a road/home game. undefeated on the road. t going to play in mexico city as home game. still count it as road game. talk about the difficulties of playing in mexico city, travel. foreign country, at altitude higher than denver. how difficult? >> there's difficulties in it but your body can't get ak climted to the altitude in a short period of time, you have to deal with that. raiders travel well. raider fans are all over. away games they play well. this is just another challenge  with the foreign country, altitude, things like that. body can't get used to altitude so you just have to play with it. >> you're a warriors fan right? >> i am. >> sat courtside once. >> i did. >> after a good start goes off against the phoenix suns. highlights from the warriors coming up next. made that shot. ♪ p is for privileges. o is for ordinarily i wouldn't. l is for layers of luxury. a is for alll the way back. r is for read my mind. and i... can't see a thing. s... see you in the morning. polaris, from united. we live in a pick and clove or l

and to be a jew in colonial mexico, colonial spain, was a crime so they were arrested by the inquisition, they were taken to mexico city to be tried before the inquisition panels. and governor mendisabal died before they got to mexico city and dona teresa stood before the inquisition for almost 20 months of hearings. and she finally in the -- in january of 1663 she asked for paper and pen and she wrote a seven-page double-sided single-spaced exposition of everything that had gone on in santa fe when she lived here. she wrote about her life. what misery it was living here in the palace. she wrote about the conflicts that she had with her kitchen staff, she wrote about the affairs that her husband had with women in town. she wrote about the illegitimate children the sheriff had. she wrote about the complicity of the clergy and it gives us this picture of colonial new mexico unlike anything we had ever had. dona teresa was ultimately let go. she left prison and turned around and sued the inquisition. early in our history, between 1598 and 1680 the church had real primacy in the lives of pueblo people, in the lives of colo

getting more now from eric martin, the economic reporter joining us from the mexico city bureau. nable is this? how economists? >> people are really concerned. bank has increased the interest rate by 1.5 points this year. there is a lot of question as to whether these moves can kiss -- given that the drop some economists are seeing it as low as 25 per dollar by year end. and otheren blackrock out with other groups heading just -- cutting the forecast for gdp 1-2% for 2017. a lot of speculation that the proposals that have been put forward will have a big effect on the trade environment for mexico. select-- vonnie: the other thing, i am looking at the bloomberg, both mexico stock index, the yield curve. this is last month. you can see the movie are when last snapshot was taken in blue. the mexican central bank will tomorrow. how much will it raise end is it of theause president-elect? >> it really is outlook for the trump administration. economist -- before the truck victory they were thinking rates.uld raise inhave seen a big adjustment expectations since then. inflation has been

you can see green flashes on the field green flashes mexico city. last night in the iders they took on offense when with the interfering laser pointer a fan with a wi the offense when they tk on the raiders last night in mexico city. you can see green players during the video of artr shows the laser pointed at his eyes ri pplay. disruption ellen degeneres had a little trouble getting into the white house today.she tweeted this denied access to the white house becae she didn't have her identification. eventuly..she did get in. degeneres was among 21 receiving the award... including tom hanks, michael jordan and bill and melinda gates. helpth.ne we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, u slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save 50% on the ultim

the reporter went to mexico. >> if you can imagine a city, the fourth-largest city in the world whichy, bigger than new york and there is an entire neighborhood that is basically nothing but piles and piles of old junked electronics. you go in there and every street, you see big piles of junk electronics and people smashing them apart with hammers and carrying them in stacks on their backs, burning stuff to get to the metal inside and ripping stuff out of the inside of these devices. they are trying to get what they can as far as a value out of it and throwing the rest of it in holes of the ground. it's a place where you can smell and see and hear what it takes to get rid of these things that we use every day. oliver: that gets to the core of the story, this secondary market that has appeared in this city. why does it end up there? is it part of a disposal area or is it because this is where the secondary market has cropped up and it's become the focal point for this trade? >> it gets there from places in the world that basically don't have any other way to dispose cheaply and economi

oakland raiders wiped the warriors for more than a good plan for tomorrow's match up against the texans and mexico cityfactor is the altitude. higher even than denver sports authority field. the players can catch their breath at the altitude and they'll have to worry about having a breathe mexico city. you can watch the raiders/texans game here beginning tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. a special surprise, what happens during this cheer leader's photo shoot that makes one girl screams with the light. >> and will rain ruin your trip for turkey day. more meteorologist is tracking another round of rain, next. >> well, the patriots had their hands full with the niners. tom brady >>> software differenting compa -- the fda says the affected products were manufactured before november 8th. listeria has been found. consumers are expected to throw for best before date. listeria can cause serious and fat fatal infection for ill or fatally ill people. >>> the police posted this video showing a group of cheer lead s leaders, the man in the backseat sneaked back in the show. when she found out, she screamed with the light and

a former united states soccer star said the stadium is actually the worst place he has ever played a sporting event. mexico city is 7,200' before sea level 2,000' higher than in denver, that raiders know very well. expect plenty of oxygen masks. >> we have all the action in mexico city with texans vs. raiders starting right here at 5 o'clock and then "dancing with the stars" after that. >> more fallout from wells fargo the new restrictions the bank is facing after a fake account scream. >> and steve kerr could face a whopping fine and how his opinion could cost him all of that money. >> a look outside of the backup the bay bridge toll plaza. the bay bridge toll plaza. stay >> now the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's go to mexico city and show the forecast. mostly clear. 64. dropping to 54. the weather could not be better. in san francisco, the presidio is cool ever hest at 48. the ferry building is 54. 48 in san leandro, saratoga, and 50s around pleasanton and walnut creek and tracy and pet lull at 45. today, upper 50s at the oast and 633 the rest us. the rain goes away on wednesday b

but the fact remains that there are no photographs of lee harvey oswald taken hhile he was in mexico city at that time, and i can't explain 100% why not. >> narrator: but the declassified report on oswald's mexico city trip written by the house assassinations committee tells a different story. >> and we now find that there were several former cia officers who said that there had been such a photograph. one of them said that he'd seen it and described it in detail, a profile shot of oswald at the gate, another one taken from behind as he went in. >> narrator: and the cia station chief in mexico city, the late win scott, in his memoirs also said the cia took pictures of oswald. >> "persons watching these embassies photographed oswald as he entered and left and clocked the time spent on each visit." >> that's fine for win scott to say, but he has no evidence to demonstrate it and he couldn't produce the photograph, so what is he talking about? >> narrator: the cia did confirm it destroyed wiretapped recordings of oswald in mexico city. >> just in the normal course of business, that after the

mexico city hosting the nfl tonight. >> they have so many fans down in mexico. an, internationally, the raiders are big, but mexico city in particular and down in mexico, lots of fans. so this is like -- >> it is a home game. >> it's a home game and really will be for the raiders because they're going to have to knows of fans. this is a business trip for the raiders. they just left yesterday to get down there. it's not like they're going to go down there and promote the nfl. here they are landing yesterday afternoon in mexico city. jack del rio, are six point favorites to beat the texans. first game in mexico since the niners played the cardinals back in 2005. azteca stadium will be filled with more than 100,000 fans. the weather looks good but you never know. >> i love to work in the weather. you never know when the weather may come in. you play in the wind, and snow and rain. we don't get much snow around here. >> this is a del rio foundation charity event, so the raiders are doing good in mexico city. they brought school supplies, other items to schoolchildren

our raiders insider scott fare is with the team in mexico and has a breakdown of the high altitude in mexico city>> these guys are going to notice a difference because this air is so thin, but they are doing things during the week to try to combat it, things like oxygen, deprivation, masks, things like that, trying to cope with it, but i think the quarterback derek carr said it best when he said it's more like a state of mind. if you allow it to be an excuse, if you allow it to be a factor it will beat you. these guys won't let that happen. >> got a little shortage of breath there. has not adjusted to the altitude. the last three games the raiders are averaging 31 points per game and giving up 20, plus they are tallying 150 more total yards per game than their opponent. the raiders are rolling are. the simple question is how good are they? do we know yet or are they still getting better? >> i think they will continue to get better when you look at how the defense is continuing to pick up. playing better in the secondary and against the run. this team has so much potential, feldle feldy. talking i

this is the home for the action in mexico city, the texans versus the raid ares with coverage at 5:00 p.m. right here. >> coming up, the tense sand off between police and protesters over the dakota access pipeline. >> police in the central valley go high-tech to stop a five month restaurant robbery spree. month restaurant robbery spree. >> and you can see the bridge toll plaza not backe >> breaking news. >> a tense stand off is underway between police and pipeline protesters. >> authorities are trying to prevent 400 demonstrators from crossing a bridge in morton county, north dakota. police hit them with tear gas, rubber bullets and even a water cannon. it is quite cold. authorities claim they were putting out fires started by the protesters. one person was arrested. demonstrators have been trying to stop construction of the oil pipeline for months saying it will hurt the environment and destroy historic native american sights. >> new video from afghanistan showing emergency responders at scene of a deadly suicide bombing. officials say the attacker walked into a included sight mosque

they came from behind to bet the texans in mexico city. raiders are off to the best start since 2001. go raider nation. and the quarterback prefers it there. or he did not find it. or he did not find it. see you in 25 minutes. agine a wd where we celebrate thanksgiving like we used to. where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. and the only thing open for business after dinner was the family room. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. let's put more value on what really matters. this season, bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >>> good morning, america. school bus tragedy. >> the bus just flipped over. it's occupied with children. >> this bus filled with 35 elementary school students in a horrific accident. running off the road and slamming into trees. at least five killed and two dozen hospitalized. overnight, the bus driver arrested. >> this is an absolute nightmare for this community. >> investigators are on the scene,

. >>> the nfl is in mexico city tonight. the raiders face houston. second quarter. the high altitude in mexico city, more than 2,000 feet higher than denver's mile high stadium did not factor into the point spread. more than 75% of tickets have come in on the raiders who are the 6.5 favorites. >>> in football or soccer, the coach has been fired of the u.s. soccer team. costa rica which dropped the americans to 0-2 in the final round of world cup qualifying. some say he had it coming. and with thanksgiving on thursday, some turkeys had it coming until they were pardoned. >> i hereby proclaim, rizzo the turkey and bryant free from the harm of the carvi gravy for this thanksgiving day. >> today, iowa's governor pardoned turkeys named after rizzo and kris bryant as well as anthony rizzo. two more iowa turkeys were chosen to be pardoned by president obama later in the week. iowa is where the triple-a affiliate is. and he did play there. this year mvp. year before, rookie of the turkey. >> no. >> i wonder if he will have some turkey even though he has one pardoned in his n

last night the raiders played a home game not in oakland...but in mexico city -- and there are a lot of people in las vegas that hope soon the raiders will be playing their home games here in the valley... but now another twist in this ongoing relocation drama -- the city of oakland says its making headway with plans to build their own new stadium. nats -- radiers game while the raiders were playing south of the border in mexico city last night... nats -- raiders game back in oakland, city officials were putting the final touches on a framework for a plan to build a new stadium -- and "there is an actual framework in place" today oakland mayor libby schaaf talked about that framework with bay area fox affiliate ktvu... "the lott group has the ability and the willingness...more than that..the passion to actually put the private money into this deal that i believe it will take to actually build a stadium under the conditions that mark davis has always said he needs" that "lott group" is a team of private investors led by former raider great ronnie lott... who talked about the groups pus

stay in the 50s around the coast. 60s for the rest of us. >> weather is going to be about the same in mexico city>> as here, absolutely. >> that should be a good thing for the raiders. i'm going to say it is. >> that's right. i like that. >>> sports fans looking forward to raiders game in mexico city. there's reason for baseball fans to be excited today as well. ticket sells for the giants 2017 just kicked off at 10:00 this morning. get your hands on individual game tickets from april to june. something cool this season, giants having a special night for students and alumni of each of the local universities. more details on it all at abc 7 news.com. >>> the american music awards may go down as one of the most politically charged music shows we've ever seen. >> no trump, no kkk no fascist usa ♪ >> well, green day took aim at the president elect while singing their new song bang bang last night. the host, gg hadid and took aim at the president. >> i love my husband. president barack obama. >> that was spot on. >> the reaction to that was mixed as you might imagine. some thought it was really funny.

and, he will light the torch 48 years later in mexico city. the same mexico city where he started in the olympics and took the stand. he was one of al davis' favorites and al davis' son wanted him to light the torch. so that is pretty good on monday night. mike trout is the american league mvp for the second time. and chris bryant of the cubs, he is the national league, most valuable player. >> thank you gary. we'll be right back. >> the man reportedly selected to become donald trump's security adviser recently tweeted a news story about hillary clinton that was completely false. and, he is not alone. >> fake political news stories have become so pervasive on social media that president obama made note of that issue in his press conference today. >> jake tapper looks at how fake news and real news collide. >> reporter: retired general michael flynn who has the inside track to become donald trump's national security adviser took to twitter somedays before the election and forwarded this false and rather unhinged story suggesting that the nypd fo

. >>> the oakland raiders play in mexico city. it is the first time the nfl has held a regular season game south of the border since way back in 2005 but it is part of a growing trend to build nfl devotion outside of the u.s. up next it is not just the nfl looking to broaden its fan base but colleges and other leagues are too. >> oakland raiders have a game tonight against the houston texans. technically a home game even though it is being played thousands of miles away in mexico city. the first one since they played the cardinals years ago. this is a step in global sports. this year alone. four nfl games are being played outside the united states. >> the hope is to gain more international fans. scott reese reports it is not just pro teams anymore. even college teams are heading overseas. >> american pro-sports have not been indigenous to america for several decades. the nba debuted in tokyo and since then, baseball, hockey and football have followed suit. >> quite an atmosphere in england. >> and domestic teams are competing on fo

. >>> a man best known for his show of black strength and unity during the 1968 mexico city olympics will return there as a guest of the oakland raiders. tommy smith will light the raid recognize torch in honor of the team's late owner in mexico city. the former track and field athlete turned wefr raised a fist with a black glove alongside teammate john carlos at the '68 games medal ceremony. and you can watch the raiders/texans game right here on abc7, pregame coverage begins monday at 5:00. >>> all right. and mexico city. >> well, seems like a long time ago. tommy smith. should be a good game. >> i was 8. >> we have another big game today. the 119th big game, stanford winning the last six match-ups against cal but in the mud and rain who has the advantage, davis webb, it's been a lon >>> well, the big game always has a lot on the line and this the 119th version, a stanford win, they would tie the record in this series with seven straight victories while cal needs to win out to be bowl eligible. this is davis webb's first big game and maybe vision mccaffery's last. cal's ready to rec

the outcome closely, mexico. the u.s. election is headlining many of the country's newspapers this morning. cnn's ed lavandera live in mexico city, ed. >> good morning, carol. it won't come as any surprise to anyone who's been following this election closely but anyone you talk to here on the streets mexico city really rooting for hillary clinton at this opponent. in fact, there was a survey of the mexican people done yesterday released yesterday that suggested about 95% of the mexican population supported hillary clinton in this election. so it's very difficult to find trump supporters. what mexican people tell you is they feel donald trump catapulted himself to the top of the republican field and this close to the presidency in large part by insulting mexican immigrants and that has really left a scathing mark here. in fact, one of the most popular exhibits around the city now is the caricature museum in the historic part of mexico city where cartoonists have gathered the last couple of weeks to display the scathing cartoons that they've made of donald trump. this has become a popular location for people interested in the u.s.

i think the nfl would like to be able to go back to mexico there is talk o trying the game in monterrey, mexico. as for mexico city, i think they will go back there. they have some issues to work out, some logistics. the locker room, having to walk so far up hill gets the players winded >> reporter: speaking of winded, did you notice the elevation? after the game, how much did the players really focus on how much that bothered them, the elevation >> you noticed it, there is no elevation in that place, you were walking up stairs it was tough to deal with. any time anyone went down with an injury, they stayed down. they had to take a few players off. it was certainly a factor. that elevation is no joke >> reporter: i thought it was interesting that neither team decided to go there instead of a day ahead to get aclimb ated. what about -- we talked about the raiders and how well they played on the road. it was a road game? >> they are unbelievable. 6-0 away from the cars see up. it may have felt somewhat like a home game with the crowd it was definitely a road game when are you traveling that far. >> a neutral site ga

will have to worry about more than just their game plan for tomorrow night's game against the texans in mexico citye factor is the altitude. the stadium is more than a mile above sea level, even higher than denver's. if players can catch their breath from the height, tham have to worry about being able to breathe from mexico city's severe pollution. expect to see a record number of oxygen masks on the sidelines. you can watch the game right here on abc7. pregame coverage begins tomorrow at 5:00. >>> coming out on abc7 news at 6:00, a bay area thanksgiving tradition growing. how help will come for thousands more in need this holiday. and will rain ruin your trip home for turkey day? meteorologist drew tuma is tracking another round as you take a live look outside. he'll have that for you next. >>> at the halftime of the 49er/patriots game. >>> a thanksgiving tradition began again today in san francisco. curbside donations of turkey and clothes for the holidays. this is the annual event for the st. anthony's foundation. police blocked off a lane on golden gate avenue to make it more convenient for do

we'll hear from some who watched the election in mexico city the stakes minimum wage to $12 an hour narrowly passes and it does come with a few concessions. we have the details you need to know coming up on cbs4 morning news. >>> and good morning from colorado's weather center. 30s and 40s along the front range right now, but this afternoon, we're going for the 70s. your weekend forecast is coming up. >>> if you're slow to get up and going this morning, you're not denver-metro area, but we're tracking construction. >>> the election was full of tense moments especially leading to the final days and now we know. donald j. trump will be the 45th president of america. he will be sworn in on friday of 2017. diane gallagher has the latest. >> i've just received a call she congratulated us, it's about us, on our victory. >> donald trump celebrating victory early wednesday. >> i congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard fort campaign. >> hillary clinton -- addressing a crowd of clinton supporters. >> several states are too close to call, so we're not going to have anything more to say to

. >> kim: on the topic of football, tonight coming to us from mexico city the players and cheerleaders from the raiders who are hoping to g putting on a yoga display. pose ago long with locals. the last time a agame was flayed mexico was 2005. it was there in mexico city where they played. the cheerleaders and the texans got in the mix there getting a workout and posing for pictures border. >> dana: las vegas raiders perhaps. prince william opening up about his adorable children talking about the challenges of parenthood, even fur a royal kids. >> kim: prince william revealing a little more about his royal children as he spoke over the >> just from having my own children, it's amazing how much you pick up from in those moments. george is quite the rascal sometimes. he keeps me on my toes but he's a sweet boy and charlotte, i haven't had a sister so having a daughter is a different dynamic. so i'm learning about having a daughter, having a girl in the family. >> referring to his three-year-old prince george and one-year-old princessha your way from the american music awards. new at 5:00

. >> don't breathe deeply, the mexico city air -- >> i'll see you back here tomorrow. >> i'm looking it. >> america's news headquarters starts now. >> we start with a fox news alert. the marathon of meetings continuing once again today. let's take a live look at a very busy trump tower where it has been a political spectacle. rick perry, who was once a very vocal critic of donald trump in the primaries before he went on to support him in the general election. peter, have we heard much today from the candidate meeting with mr. trump? >> we have been hearing a little from two different cams.

me. >> they would not show us but there it is, behind him, having played in mexico city before, pre-season. they take on the texans from mexico city starting at 5:00. >> texans are toll not to leave their hotel in mexico city or use room service. those are precautions not sent to the raiders only the texans. >> we are used to different kind of foods. weird... >> good morning, everyone. back at home, it is clear. it is cold. frost is possible until 8:00. massive clouds, the weak soaker. until we get to that we will look at san jose, 280 and 17 is clear and 44. sunny and calmer. as cold tonight. ready in the weekend? the rain? it will be a big rain. the temperatures are lot like yesterday, low-to-mid 60s, but without the baiting breeze which will relax this afternoon. tonight we will have 30s inland, 40s around the bay and as cold as this morning, frost is less likely. we will june ahead to talk about the storm. yesterday, i said we do not only look at rain but wind and other things. the wins are more impressive and causing damage so we have pushed this up to a "2" and the heaviest rain is falling at 10:00 in

the first monday night game ever played outside of the united states. mexico city. im plunkett. native mexican-american cliff branch. ted hendricks, they brought all the fellas in. to showcase the raiders and the nfl to the folks of mexico city. derek carr not much for three quarters. but in the fourth, that's why he is so good. the fullback going 75 yards to tie the game at 20. ensuing possession, the texans go for it on fourth and one. no. it appeared as if he had the first down but look how close. look how close. del rio takes control. they could have kicked the go- ahead field goal but they didn't want to give carr too much leeway. here is what the. amari cooper 35 yards. 21-31. three touchdowns for carr. latavius murray. all they need is a first down and that's it. jack del rio could have kicked the football. no. let's go for it on fourth. and that's it. rangers are now 8-2. a game ahead of denver and kansas city. the fourth straight win. del rio and company now fly home and wait for cam newton and carolina in oakland on sunday. >>> on the flipside, chip kelly h

the nfl is in mexico tonight. the raiders and texans will square off in mexico city. tonight's game is not only important to the teams, but the league as well. and you'll want to stick around for this consumer alert. a toy on your child's christmas list could pose a serious valley and surrounding areas! thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a clear of clouds through the night. showers are not expected to be severe but a range of drizzle activity to short bursts of heavy rain is expected. minor pooling may be an main concern. snowfall since yesterday to the high elevations could reach an accumulation of 1-3 inches by the end of today so lee canyon and the rest of the mountain peaks should appear white; blanketed with snow. hig

. >> let's take a little trip down south of the border, mexico city. first friday night football game hosted by mexico city, and it was the texans against the raiders. look at this beautiful throw, osweiler to braxton miller, tied at ten. derek carr though, this raider team fun to watch. 75 yards later, that's a take command of the afc west division with an 8-2 record. would they be able to rally and close out the texans in mexico city? how about this throw, and then look at the run after the catch from amari cooper. the raiders go on to win, the final 27-20, as i said oakland now atop the afc west with a record of 8-2. 106 yards returned for a touchdown. that was the only loss of the entire season for arizona state. they would go on and beat michigan in the rose bowl in that remarkable season for a.s.u. it was part of the streak that went from 1982 to 1991 in which arizona did not lose to the sun devils. here's todd graham on the territorial cup this week. >> obviously our total focus on keeping that cup here in tempe, so obviously, to our guys and to

will have to worry about more than just their game plan for tomorrow night's game against the texans in mexico citye factor is the altitude. the stadium is more than a mile above sea level, even higher than denver's. if players can catch their breath from the height, tham have to worry about being able to breathe from mexico city's severe pollution. expect to see a record number of oxygen masks on the sidelines. you can watch the game right here on abc7. pregame coverage begins tomorrow at 5:00. >>> coming out on abc7 news at 6:00, a bay area thanksgiving tradition growing. how help will come for thousands more in need this holiday. and will rain ruin your trip home for turkey day? meteorologist drew tuma is tracking another round as you take a live look outside. he'll have that for you next. >>> at the halftime of the 49er/patriots game afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. who won the game, who won on t

. >>> what's the weather in mexico city? >> i don't have a clue to tell you the truth. probably sunny. >> the raiders head south of the border, and they arrive in mexico city with good news. while tom brady returned to the bay area, good news, he didn't disappoint, unless you're a raiders' fan. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, international border to play in mexico city tomorrow. but when it comes to crossing the state line -- to las vegas -- even . >>> the raiders are crossing the international border to play in mexico city tomorrow, but today some of the most devoted members of raider nation say they will not follow. >> as steve large show us, that includes one famous fan who just landed on the cover of sports illustrated. >> reporter: he has made fanhood into an art form. only west sacramento's ray paris works with just two colors, silver and black. now he will have an audience across the country. >> reporter: you are literally the poster child for nfl fans. >> i guess, but you know, i would also say there's tons of other die hands as well. >> reporter: he's the alterego, dr. death, an

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so the fans get a chance to see one last game unless they want to pack it up and go to mexico city buthe nfl is just, you know, head on. >> they played a game in london recently, didn't they? >> well, every year an nfl team plays at least 1 or 2 games in london but the raiders, you know, basically messed out of a home game and then all the momentum, basically like a road game. not great. >> a long one. >> you got big heat in mexico city, not like playing in oakland. >> and the altitude. >> it will be a rough game. they will play the texans and that is a week from this sunday. >> thank you. >> at least they will be rested. >> see you later. >> good night, thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the care your family needs. all connected for you. can i have your attention, please? we're all here tonight because we have no one to be with. we've got to stop defining our self-worth by whether or not we're in a relationship. we are a community, and as long as we have each other, we're never truly alone. that was cool. what you said. thank you. uh... would you like to, uh... get a cup... a cup of cof

cartoonists here in the city of mexico city gather here and put together an exhibition of lampooningonald trump. it's been a popular place for people to duck in. all of these raking donald trump over the coals, capturing the mood of this country. here's a little bit of our conversation with down one of t artists. >> reporter: they don't like it? >> no. >> reporter: accident phobic racist speech? donald trump insulted? definitely. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: what percentage of the population here do you think supports donald trump compared to hillary clinton? will. >> he says 99%. >> reporter: that 99% is not a scientific calculation but you get the sense there's a great deal of people against donald trump at this point. it's not just people you talk with. the people on the street repeatedly told us over the last few days the talk of what they view as racest aist and xenophoc speech from donald trump, but there's also people worried about what it could do to the economy here. donald trump talking about forcing mexico to pay for the wall that donald trump wants to build

raiders went south of the border for a monday night football in mexico city. good evening i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. fans who couldn't fly down for the game filled up seats at local sports bars. new at 10:00 jana katsuyama in san leandro where fans at ricky's had a message for the leagues owners tonight. jana? >> reporter: frank and julie, there's still people here. we'll have some people who are a little horrid that work tomorrow. a lot of excitement here watching this game. and there was also an effort tonight to try to send a message to the nfl and keep the team here in oakland. raider nation this monday night stretch from bay area big screen down to mexico city. >> it's the first regular season game, monday night football ever in the history that is outside the united states. so it's real exciting. >> it's pretty cool. i actually wanted to go, but the tickets sold out pretty fast. >> reporter: tickets also sold out at ricky's sports bars in san leandro, almost like anoakland raider museum. silver and black sequel were fired up and riled up.

passenger caught the reptile on camera slithering out of the overhead luggage compartment on the flight to mexico city... the airline says the plane was given priority landing where workers "secured" the reptile.... how the snake even got into the cabin! time now is x:xx --- "well it's hard to explain i was attacked by a bottle of salad dressing. he probably thought i was in the whiskey or somethi exploded...now we're learning why it just blew up! new developments this morning in the investigation into an alleged serial killer in south carolina.... you won't believe something he may have posted on amazon... with election day upon narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... fronts for telemarketing schemes. seniors lost millions from ways led with integrity. in congress, jacky rosen will protect seniors and strengthen social security. and jacky rosen will always be responsible with your tax dollars. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen and i approved this message. pretty soon! we'll bring you live images of that once we get them... with e

. >> this is the heart of our factory. >> reporter: this factory outside mexico city produces a new type of cement repair mix. jose osawa is the owner. >> this is one of the main products we import from the state. >> reporter: the free trade agreement known as nafta allows him to import the agreements without paying tariffs. >> basically all my raw materials come from the states, all the machinery, all the electronics, they come from the u.s. >> reporter: so the more you sell, the better you do, the better those suppliers in the u.s. do, as well. >> yes, my suppliers are very happy. >> reporter: that's one way to look at nafta. here's another. >> nafta is the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere, but certainly ever signed in this country. >> reporter: donald trump has vowed to renegotiate or rip up the deal. it's one of the statements that has led to trump protests here. what would happen if the united states decided to get out of nafta? >> i think it would be a huge mistake and hurt significantly u.s. companies. any kind of company. >> reporter: blanca trevino

the possible sites for that stadium... oakland city officials haven't offered up any specifics about the framework of this plan nats -- radiers game while the raiders were playing south of the border in mexico city last night... nats -- raiders game back in oakland, city officials were putting the final touches on a framework for a plan to build a new stadium -- and to try and keep the team in the bay area "there is an actual framework in place" today oakland mayor libby schaaf talked about that framework with bay area fox affiliate ktvu... the ability and the willingness...more than that..the passion to actually put the private money into this deal that i believe it will take to actually build a stadium under the conditions that mark davis has always said he needs" that "lott group" is a team of private investors led by former raider great ronnie lott... who talked about the groups push to keep the raiders in oakland last month. "its a number of people who said they want to contribute not just who they are but actual dollars and cents to this effort" an effort that local leaders say isn't a threat to a raider relocation to las vegas "sot" county commissioner i spoke with sands corporation

this is called the serpent in the sky but a stow an snake terrorized the passengers on the flight to mexico city to make an emergency landing because the snake believed poisonous and came out of the overhead storage bin and falls. video has gone spiral leading to many jokes of snakes on a plane. >> people will be refunded money from state farm, $104 million they challenged a rate hike requested by a company last year and the commissioner ruled the request was unwarranted but state farm was overcharging homeowners and renters and the law judge agreed. in addition to issuing refunds state farm is ordered to lower their rates. >> several students in pennsylvania elementary school decided to do something really special for a friend who is battling brain cancer. the students surprisedded rosemarie with an american girl doll. they wanted to do something to cheer her up and set up chocolate and lemonade stands to bring in money for the doll. the smile is just priceless! >> on sutro tower it looks great, city hall, red white and blue. that is the backdrop to talk temperatures at purr to nine degrees war

tomorrow night the raiders face the houston texans on monday night football in mexico city. 's a game you can watch right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. >>> stanford has bragging rights over cal yet again after the cardinal beat the golden bears for the seventh straight year in the big game. here is shu, he has all the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. the big game always has a lot on the line in this 119 version a stanford win they could tie the record with seven straight wins. this is cal quarterback david web's first big game. on the bears first play from scrimmage davis web quick toss to chad hanson on the slant, 70 yards, 114 yards receiving, two touchdowns, 7-0 cal. an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty gave the cardinal great field position, 7-7 ball game. second quarter trey watson gets hit at the 5, the little guy drives into the end zone, 7 yard score. 14-7 cal. stanford answers ensuing possessions, chris drumps off to schultz. third quarter mccaffrey breaks free and he's gone, 90 yards, third longest rushing touchdown in school histor

this week the raiders traveled to mexico city for a monday night game against houston. >> your passport is up to date? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: good, because there's another issue as the 49ers learned against the arizona cardinals when they played in mexico city in 2005. altitude will be an issue. mexico city is 7,400 feet above sea level, that's thin air, enough of a concern that the raiders sent latavius murray in advance to scout the conditions. his report. >> yeah, i've been over twice now. >> reporter: oh, come on now. give us more. >> what did you do? >> i worked out once inside in the hotel room, and that was indoors. >> reporter: according to rumors some of these players have prepped for next week's game by packing training masks that simulate the effects of high altitude. granted, sky 7 saw no such masks when snooping on practice this morning. >> if you're practicing with a mask on, how do you talk to the other guy you're playing against. >> the mask on, you really can't hear them. >> >> reporter: is that a mask denial? >> they are reading that you're trainin

they play the huston texans in mexico city on monday night football. the raiders are a six-point favorite but both teams deal with the high altitude of the stadium. it's 2,000 feet higher than denver. the last nfl game played there was in 2005. tonight's game is the first of a three year contract for the nfl to play in mexico city. >>> the patriots beat the 49ers. they kept it close at first. colin kaepernick cleats a touch down, they trailed at half time. after a scoreless third quarter tom brady threw two touchdowns in five minutes. the 49ers play the dolphins sunday in florida. >>> there was a special home coming in danville over the weekend for a boy was was paralyzed from a diving accident in june. last night people lined the streets of danville to welcome him home. he has been in a hospital for rehabilitation therapy. he was injured in the accident on his last day of high school. he was trild to see so many people welcoming him home. >> i had a hint, my mom said, look out the window. >> he spent the weekend with what would have been his teammates

the team and our city. he takes over as president next month. abc 7 news. >> now the other oakland team the raiders headed to mexico city for monday night football. it's texans versus raiders coverage begins at 5:00 o'clock monday over on channel 7. >>> in san leandro police believe 4-year-old man who approached a teen to have sex. she was under the age of 14 on line. police say he picked her up at her home on november fourth and drove her to east oakland motel where he had sex with her. investigators say he then dropped the girl off at school. >> police arrested him at his home in patterson and police believe he has victimize other girls if the bay area and the central valle >> former taco bell executive accused of slapping and hit ang uber driver pleaded gement and sentenced to 60 days in jail. incident happened last october when 33-year-old benjamin roland called for uber because he had been drinking while celebrating halloween in costa mesa a.the attack caught on video. he quickly apologized to the driver but he lost his job at taco bell following the wide spread publicity about the attack. >> video leaving no doubt about what police officer

. >> the raiders are playing in mexico city. this is another example of u.s. sports trending globally. >>> american pro sports have not been indigenous to america for several decades. the nba debuted tokyo all the way back to 1990. since then baseball hockey and football have followed suit. but these days domestic teams are commuting on foreign soil more than ever before. primarily because the dollars make sense. >> the collar of the fluid that runs through the veins of all sports is green. >> the nfl has become the poster's just child for this globe it is -- globalization a trend . annual state of international games is up to four this is an. three in london and one in mexico city for the raiders will play the texans on monday night. >> the raiders we approached early on in terms of their have a great fan base and mexico's our proposition to them was we have a strong desire to take you to mexico city as a play a game there and we were fortunate that they were receptive to the idea. >> some more than others. >> i think for us honestly i preferred that not be he

the future and tonight they'll be playing in mexico. the raidest posted the photos of the players arriving in mexico city for the game against the houston texans. it will be played in an international soccer stadium. the altitude there is more than 7300 feet. that's even higher than the stadiums for the denver broncos and university of wyoming. >>> from football to baseball, giants' fabs can already start looking ahead to spring. you can now buy single game tickets for the 2017 season. on the giants' website. and the team is looking to bounce back after a heart- breaking loss to the cubs in the division series last month. the first spring training game is friday, february 24th. >>> a major problem, next, what is apple scrambling to fix one of its most popular devices. >>> and what's cool about your school? you can e-mail your nominations to us. coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in

bowser says that's just one of the programs she'll point to when she speaks at the mexico city conference. energy, as well. we entered into an unprecedented agreement to energy d.c. government buildings that's not only good for the environment but good for our bottom line. >> reporter: bowser will be joined by her director of the environment, tommy wells, who says d.c. is a success story that other cities can learn from. >> we've reduced greenhouse gases produced by our city by almost 23% since 2006. >> reporter: bowser says d.c. most big cities around the world. >> the climate can have a significant impact on our daily lives if we have flooding, for example, we know that the health of our rivers is very significant to how our city continues to grow. having transportation solutions is the only way that we can add another 100,000 people in the next 20 years and have clean air. >> reporter: bowser knows her message about what local government will address climate change when president-elect trump takes office. >> we are a city that embraces science and needs to be prepared for any changes i