this example comes to us from mexico city. you can see there's a group of six and another couple sitting down to have their lunch. watch the guy messing around with his jacket. no, he's messing around under his jacket with the arm all the way over to the bag hanging over the back of the chair. maybe you didn't get what he's coming from. his accomplice notices the he's messing around with the camera. the lady reaches back, places her bag clearly in view. what's on the other side of him? >> another purse. >> another bag. his accomplice switched to the other side of the table so she can keep on eye on them. he just goes rummaging in this bag. not exactly subtle about what he's doing. as soon as he secures what he wants, suddenly the mrs. goes out the door. he follows along shortly afterwards other side not see it? the guys aren't particularly subtle about it. the folks on the other side of the table are engaging in conversation, just like he did that, i was looking at him, i wasn't looking at his hand. >> they uploaded the video

this example comes to us from mexico city. six and another couple sitting down to have their lunch. watch the guy messing around with his jacket. no, he's messing around under his jacket with the arm all the way over to the bag hanging over the back of the chair. maybe you didn't get what he's coming from. his accomplice notices the camera. he looks up, busted. doesn't care. keeps doing what he's doing. he's messing around with the her bag clearly in view. what's on the other side of him? >> another purse. >> another bag. his accomplice switched to the other side of the table so she can keep on eye on them. he just goes rummaging in this bag. not exactly subtle about what he's doing. as soon as he secures what he wants, suddenly the mrs. goes out the door. he follows along shortly afterwards. >> how do the people on the other side not see it? the guys aren't particularly subtle about it. the folks on the other side of the table are engaging conversation, just like he did that, i was looking at him, i wasn't looking at his hand. >> they uploaded the video to see if anybody can help t

nicolle: when we come back, we will head to mexico city, where all the action is, after these words. ♪ ♪ nicolle: joining us now fromcity, eric martin. hello, eric. tell us what went down today in mexico city. >> absolutely extraordinary press conference and meeting today between donald trump and mexican president enrique peÑa nieto. this all came together in the last 24 hours. they agreed on a lot of things and said in the press conference they agreed on a lot of things, but at the same time, they skirted a lot of the hard issues. president peÑa nieto said donald trump's rhetoric has hurt the mexican people, perhaps the reference to them being called rapists and criminals. donald trump said they discussed the wall and each country's right to secure its borders, but did not discuss who would pay for the wall, so a lot of the things have really damaged and the friction points about relationship do not sound like they were on the agenda. it was a surprising and a really interesting one but one in which we do not see that clash and at some of those tensions on display. john: president peÑa nieto as compared to donald t

mexico city. and that will go down in history as a dark day in mexico. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us, laura carlsen from, center for international policy. and carlos garcia, joining us from phoenix, with puente a rizona. brazil swornnt in in. many are calling it a coup. then we will talk about puerto rico. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: the brazilian senate has voted to impeach the country's democratically elected president dilma rousseff from office in what many are calling a coup by . the vote was 61 to 20. rousseff denounced the decision, saying there's no constitutional justification for her impeachment. that just overthrown the first woman elected president of brazil without there being any constitutional justification for this impeachment. but the coup was not just carried out against me and my party or the allied parties to support me today. this was just the beginning. the coup is going to strike without distinction every progressive and democratic political organization. they think

he joins us now from mexico city. a lot going on. governor pence previewing donald trump's speech without giving us any details about what details donald trump will say and the details do matter. how is it playing where you are? >> here in mexico, the people of mexico, the peeople of mexico, just about everybody in mexico, very much opposed to this. we heard that loud and clear on the ground here if mexico. it was interesting to see this interaction between donald trump and enrique pena nieto at this press conference earlier today. there was that moment you talked about with mike pence, about whether or not they even talked about who will pay for the wall during this behind closed door meeting. clearly donald trump left the impression with reporters that the sub did not come up and of course, enrique pena nieto did not correct donald trump. he only tweet hours later that yes derg bring this up at the very onset of the conversation. now there are ministry officials who are starting to say to various reporters near mexico, okay, wait a

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mexico will pay for the wall. cirilli joins us on the phone from mexico city.wd, lots of cheering, but hard for the mexican stew here. a lot ofyou know, people on the ground at mexico city were confused as to why the president of mexico would even invite donald trump to visit with them, and then of course, we saw yesterday during that remarkable press conference, a much more statesmanlike donald trump in demeanor. north toer, he went up phoenix, arizona, ground zero, if you will, of the immigration debate in the u.s., and he presented a much more aggressive rhetoric position any policy speech that we are used to hearing. alix: kevin, what was the rhetoric on the ground in mexico against the president? it seems that people were unhappy that he invited resident trump, excuse me, slip of the tongue, donald trump, to speak? one eightpeaking to of the president of mexico, and i asked her, windy to all even find out about this visit? she told me that they had found out just the night before. so clearly, both the senior campaign, the trump as well as mexico, this was

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from mexico city, anna maria salazar. ladies, thanks very much for joining us. quick reaction when he said it's settled law. children here born in the united states even if their parents are here illegally, they are u.s. citizens. >> i think that's a position that a lot of republican whose are wary of trump heard this tough rhetoric and would be heartened to hear. these are children, families being torn apart. that's one of the lines that could help trump and pence broaden the republican base rather than appealing to the base of voters that has clooefd to them so far. >> amy, has that always been the position of donald trump? >> donald trump has changed his immigration position several times. i guess last night's positions are the final ones for the rest of the campaign we hope. it sounded open-ended it sounded that a commission in the future would decide when enforcement is secured, it left it open-ended. >> what's been the reaction, anna maria, to this meeting, this very important widely discussed meeting yesterday between the mexican president and donald trum

from our bloomberg reporter. eric, tell us what went down today in mexico city. absolutely extraordinary press conference and meeting today between donald trump and the mexican president. this came together in the last 24 hours. they agreed on a lot of things. or said in the press conference that they agreed on a lot of things, but at the same time, they skirted a lot of the hard issues. resident nieto said trump rhetoric has hurt the mexican people, perhaps a nod to the comments of rapists and criminals. donald trump said that they discussed the wall, and each country's right to secure its borders. but they did not discuss who would pay for the wall, and so a lot of things have damaged, and the friction point to that relationship, it does not sound like it was on the agenda. a surprising meeting and an interesting one, but one in which we did not see that clash and tensions on display. john: so president pena nieto has compare donald trump to hitler's. he talks about him in the context of mussolini. thehappy was he to share stage, in your point of view, today wi

mexico. >> let's talk more about the plus/minus from the trump immigration day with best selling author ellis henican here with us. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the two tales of donald trump. one in mexico cityarizona. talking to his base. very different personas. let's listen to trump in mexico. >> and i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexican-americans not only in terms of friendships, but in terms of the tremendous numbers that i employ in the united states. they are amazing people. amazing people. >> we will begin working on tall, powerful, beautiful, southern border wall. mexico will work with us. i absolutely believe it. especially after meeting with their wonderful, wonderful president today. i really believe they want to solve this problem along with us. >> so two very different donald trumps. help us here. who is he talking to and will it help? >> i'm not sure those two donald trumps would like each other. one was a soft spoken diplomatic guy. one was a fiery preacher. they are aiming at two audiences. i have to tell you, i think the phoenix one won last night. that was the real donald, i think. a little bit of a try on the other side. in the end, the message was all that st

us what went down today in mexico city. : absolutely extraordinary press conference today between donald trump and mexican .resident pena nieto this all came together in the last 24 hours, fromhat we know. they said in the press conference they agreed on a lot of things, but at the same time, they skirted a lot of the hard issues. president pena nieto said thep's rhetoric has hurt mexican people, perhaps a nod to the comment about rate this and andate this -- rapists criminals. donald trump said they discussed the wall but did not discuss who would pay for the wall. a lot of things that really damaged the relationship do not sound like they were on the agenda. a surprising and interesting meeting, but one in which we did not see that clash and some of those tensions on display. john: president pena nieto has compared donald trump to hitler,, -- to mussolini. how happy did he seem to be to be sharing the stage today? lookspresident pena nieto very focused, very serious. behad been told there would no questions, and then at the end of donald trump's statement, some of the reporters who had been covering him shouted questions. as donald trump is want to do -- is wont to do, he

city. all of the floodwater eventually went underground into the tunnels that flow from mexico into arizona. >> people >> reporter: in the spring of this year, a border patrol agent took us down a flight of stairs. >> that is a pretty stout door. >>reporter: to one of the underground rivers that runs border with mexico. >> how much water gets in here when it is really raining? >> wall to wall, floor to ceiling. >>reporter: the structural integrity of another nearby tunnel has caught the attention of arizona's u.s. senators. they wrote a letter in july warning that the tunnel is in jeopardy of collapsing and that the monsoon season would place the tunnel at further risk. that tunnel runs right beneath the port of entry with the tunnel collapses, it could shut the port and put travelers and customs and border protection officers lives at risk. back in mexico, a storm drain and headed toward the river that flows beneath the port of entry. >> you can hear water flowing up ahead. the tunnel is pitch black, walls concrete with cracks and gaps, debris littering the ground and water pours down tomorrow, this could be a raging torrent as the remnants of hurricane newton bear down

us live to break it down and a tone different from what we expected. >> reporter: this is a speech the whole world was watching phoenix. donald trump went to mexico city adopting a statesman-like pose as he was there with the president of mexico, very sober and moderate sounding tone. he came here and gave a speech that was not at all like that. it was a speech emphasizing enforcement and being stricter to make sure illegal immigration stops in the united states. he redoubled his efforts to mexicans to pay for it and more. let's listen to some of it. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet but they are going to pay for the wall. they are great people and great leaders but they are going to pay for the wall. physical, tall, powerful, beautiful, southern border wall. we will break the cycle of amnesty and illegal immigration. we will break the cycle. there will be no amnesty. >> reporter: donald trump clear about what his immigration speech tonight. there was an interesting moment. rudy gillianny wore a hat on stage that said make mexico great good again also. mexico, not america.

mexico city. 1:00 p.m. in washington. from wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us.re just under the 68-day mark and counting until the u.s.

from now. today he offered a strikingly different tone that than the one he used early in his campaign. he sat down with mexico's president in mexico city. after the meeting, the two men stressed common ground despite disagreements on illegal immigration and the north american free-trade agreement. >> you shared my strong -- i shared my strong view that nafta has been a far greater benefit to mexico than it has been to the united states. that it must be improved upon to make sure that workers in both countries benefit from fair and reciprocal trade. we must take action to stem this tremendous outflow of jobs from our country. it's happening every day. it's getting worse and worse and worse. and we have to stop it. >> trump also said while he and president nieto spoke about the border wall, they did not talk about who would pay for it. but this afternoon, the mexican president contradicted that saying he told trump mexico will not pay for a border wall. trump's promise to build a wall and make mexico pay for it has been a theme of his campaign. mexico's president said immigration into the u.s. from mexico is on the decline. >> undocument

us. immigration agents, with holding tax dollars from sanctuary cities. and a over hall on visa over stays. trump's number one point was his most rehearsed. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet but they're going to pay for the >> reporter: this time trump added a new diplomatic wrinkle. >> mexico will work with us, i absolutely believe it. and especially after meeting with their wonderful, wonderful president. >> in mexico city trump met with president pena nieto with hushed tones of cooperation. >> we all share a common interest in keeping our hemisphere safe. financing didn't come up. >> we did discuss the wall, we didn't discuss payment of the wall. that will be for a later date. sfwlrks p er sfwlrks. >> reporter: pena nieto said he said mexico will not pay for the wall. >>> hillary clinton slammed him saying he failed his first foreign test. >> reporter: trump choked. that was the verdict from clinton's campaign chairman after trump said he and mexican president pena nieto didn't get into a key topic. when the mexican president contradilco cont contradicted trump, clinton campaign amended the statement, "it turns out he didn'

at the mexico city olympics being expelled from society is now we have young women in west point making the same gesture. things change but things go through change for the better. it depends on us whether they change for the better or the worse. things are always changing. another world is not only possible but it is coming. will be a better world? only if we, me and people watching and you and other citizens fight for more democracy, more transparency, more peace, more fairness, if we fight for those things we might get a better world. equally possible the world is endless war which are political leaders are promising us with greater any quality which we are seeing grow day by day. those things are possible too. when i say i ever work in progress, i couldn't have written it because i wasn't writing them. i was shouting. i hadn't written the book then. now i have written several. kind of evolving and say what do i want to make in the public conversation? that is a different place than 40 years ago or 50 years ago. >> host: what has changed for the better? >> guest: a lot of things have changed for the better. purple are more aware. young people are more aware than i was ever to

us what went down today in mexico city. eric: absolutely extraordinary press conference today between donald trump and mexican president pena nieto. this all came together in the last 24 hours, fromhat we know. they said in the press conference they agreed on a lot of things, but at the same time, they skirted a lot of the hard issues. president pena nieto said trump's rhetoric has hurt the mexican people, perhaps a nod to the comment about rate this and -- rate this and criminals. a surprising meeting. a really interesting one. one in which we did not see that clash and some of those tensions on display. john: president pena nieto has compared donald trump to hitler, mussolini. how happy did he seem to be to be sharing the stage today? eric: president pena nieto looks very focused, very serious. we had been told there would be no questions, and then at the end of donald trump's statement, some of the reporters who had been covering him shouted questions. as donald trump is want to do -- is wont to do, he began answering them, and president pena nieto did not quite know what to do with that. he may have a longer track record on this than hillary clinton in terms of not holding a

us what went down today in mexico city. eric: absolutely extraordinary press conference today between donald trump and mexican president pena nieto. this all came together in the last 24 hours, fromhat we know. they agreed on a lot of things or said in the press conference they agreed on a lot of things, but at the same time, they skirted a lot of the hard issues. president pena nieto said trump's rhetoric has hurt the mexican people, perhaps a nod to the comment about rapists and criminals. donald trump said they discussed the wall and each country fell right to secure its border but , did not discuss who would pay for the wall. a lot of things that really damaged and been friction points in the relationship do not sound like they were on the agenda. a surprising and interesting meeting, but one in which we did not see that clash and some of those tensions on display. john: president pena nieto has compare donald trump 2 -- talked about him in the context of adler, talked about him in the context of mussolini. how happy did he seem to be to be sharing the stage today? eric: president pena nieto looks very focused, very serious. we had been told there would be no questions, and t

us. just winning those world series. world series m.v.p. >> created such excitement, enthusiasm in the city. >> reporter: ortiz will play his last regular-season series at home this weekend. and fans from everywhere want to be there. >> mexico. only to see big papi. >> i did the same for rivera. it is like, hey, i'm going to say good-bye to the big papi, too. >> reporter: as people posed for pictures, they paused to think about their favorite ortiz moments. >> i went to a game, and papi hit a grand slam. i clapped so hard i broke my engagement ring. >> red sox have won it sgl. plate, you know, how he spits into each hand. collapse. you know, it is great. pretty much everything. >> i was in iraq when he won the first world series. it broke my heart. i'm glad they did it a couple more times for me. >> christa: right now police are searching for this man who they say has been behind a series of break-ins and home invasions in hampton. schools were told to shelter in place as police went door to door two of them have been captured. here is jennifer eagan. she has more on the crime spree. glenn is jen? >> >> reporter: christa, prosecutors say when one of the suspects was arrested, he had a gun loaded with 15 bullets and a bullet

us tonight. let's get straight to our top story. donald trump's highly anticipated immigration speech set to begin in phoenix, arizona just one hour from now. earlier today donald trump made a last-minute trip to mexico cityg with mexican president nieto to discuss economic and immigration issues. naturally trump's proposed border wall was a central focus but who would pay for it remained unclear. >> having a secure border is a sovereign right and mutually beneficial. we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall on any of its borders to stop the illegal movement of people, drugs, and weapons. >> we didn't discuss who pays for the wall we didn't discuss. >> late today mexican president nieto said he made it clear to trump that mexico will not pay for the wall. joining us now with a preview from phoenix of what is expected in trump's speech tonight fox news chief political correspondent carl cammeron. carl, energized crowd? any bigger or energized than normal? >> well, sure. because this has been a day of tremendous attention. trump's trip to mexico city to meet with the president there has really brightened the spotlight on tonight's speech. when you look at the

us on the road as she travels from ohio. thank you very much. donald trump and the immigration policies that he has presented seemingly run contrary to his current opinion of mexico's president. since the meeting in mexico city, trump repeatedly praised the president there enrique pena nieto. the leader does not share the warm feelings toward trump. front pages in mexico ran pictures of the two together quoting the angry. president. jacob rascon has been tracking this. enrique pena nieto said mexico will not pay for the wall, but it was the start of that meeting where he made that declaration, but the joint press conference saying we department discuss payment. has he explained why he didn't fact check trump in realtime there? >> reporter: that is the question so many are asking. that was his great opportunity to show that he was a strong leader, many say. if trump said we didn't talk about payment and, in fact, they did, that they should have in realtime in front of everybody said something. the closest that we have to an explanation is something that his spokesperson said last night to another paper that nbc is trying to confirm, which is this. that enrique pena nieto says that he told trump in the beginni

mexico. so they are saying their u.s. investment is not diminished. >> john harwood, thank you very much joining us from new york city. joining us now with her reaction from the other side of the aisle, laura tyson, former chair of the council of economic advisers under president bill clinton and no surprise she is a supporter of hillary clinton this time around. welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> it was a wide ranging speech that he made today. a lot of different topics. overall, what did you think of what donald trump was proposing? >> overall i'm afraid i think it was largely a rehash. the entire discussion of taxes was basically premised on this amazing supply side effects that somehow there was going to be this revolution if you cut taxes you would be able to grow so fast that there would be no deficit implications. his arithmetic was my tax cuts are 4.4 trillion. i'm going to get rid of almost half of that through dynamic scoring because i think my growth effects are going to be so great that at the end of the day we have only added less than a trillion dollars on the deficit and we can deal with that

us again this morning. major, donald trump we just saw from that speech last night in phoenix, vastly different from the one we saw visit the mexico president in mexico city yesterday. what did you make in that change in tone through the day? >> well, look. two different goals for the cliche of political report to talk about candidates trying to appear presidential. cliches are intellectually lazy but contain a nugget of truth and every campaign tries to make a nominee look presidential, get the country comfortable with the optics of a candidate, a nominee on the world stage, which is exactly what trump tried to accomplish in mexico city yesterday and largely succeeded show he is nimble he to these things and on short notice. what trump said here in phoenix yesterday, he went straight to his base and gave them all of the red meat they have been long attracted to in the trump campaign and cleared up any confusion whatsoever, as if he was tilting in a more moderate direction on immigration policy. he is not. has staked out the most aggressive policy both on illegal and legal immigration of any candidate in modern presidential history and that is where trump