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the fact that mexico uses intelligence and the u.s. provides intelligence to mexico which has led to the capture of a lot of drug cartel leaders. there are a lot of collaborative efforts going on also on an economic level in terms of the amount of commerce and trade and physical aspects of trade relationships trying to improve the transportation between the two countries. you would be surprised that the conversation going on among the counterparts on both sides of the border say the secretary of commerce or the secretary of agriculture. when i used to give talks in washington that were sponsored by say the center for security and international studies and more recently the institute of the woodrow wilson center, american policymakers in the high and mid level from all agencies come to these settings to hear what experts have to say about mexico they would include the attorney general's office, the fbi. it never surprised me the u.s. military can the defense department. it's just a wide range of individuals that have an interest in mexic

trump has made illegal immigration and his call for wall on the us-mexico boards err that he wants mexicoo pay for, centerpiece of his presidential campaign. >> meanwhile, portions of the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's emails from her private server could be released today. those files to be released under the freedom of information act, likely to include the summary of clinton's fbi interview. this comes as the state department says it found new, unreleased clinton emails, on bin gas i. >> coming up, within just weeks to live, local man wanted to do just one thing: marry the love of his live. the inspirational move that friends and family to make that wish come true. >> homophobe ya. >> who? >> the fear every clowns, ya. the first full time professional training school for circus artists in the u.s.; set to open in philadelphia, next year. >> so, apparently it will be a three year, secondary vocational school, where students can hone their skills, in acrobat i can, trapeze art, juggling, and aerial acts. america is home to over 200 recreational circus schools. >> no clowning ar

building a us-mexico border wall... and vetting" new immigrants and deportations of those who commit crimes.trump plans to make the speech on wednesday during a campaign stop in arizona. hillary clinton spent the weekend fundraising.she was in her home state of new york last night. that was after she received her first national security briefing on saturday from the country's top officials. as the former secretary of state she routinely attended such briefings... but this was the nominee. donald trump had his first top-secret briefing earlier this month. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--an n-f-l star is making headlines for what he did off the field. and the brewers is at odds with one of its fans.the lawsuit she's good morning everyone.the green bay packers will be pack on the practice field this afternoon..with jordy nelson readyto do more work this week. that will change today because get alot of work in with aaron rodgers and the first team offense which will include team reps..here's nelson. says)) i ex

john vaus is live in mexico city for us. why would the mexican president invite donald trump to speak after all of the harsh words that have been exchange between these two men, the rhetoric that emerged, president pena referring to hitler at one time when describing trump. >> reporter: that's a big question that a lot of people are asking. there's not a lot of answers, wolf. president pena nieto has his lowest approval rating since taking office in 2012. so why would he want to be seen in a photo opportunity smiling and shaking hands with donald trump, a man who is deeply loathed by so many here in this country. why did he invite him to mexico and what is essentially an official visit. lawmakers and other mexican leaders have made it perfectly clear that donald trump is not welcome. talk to mexicans, they'll say unless there's a major change by donald trump in the tone and the rhetoric and the policy, then as far as they're concerned the relationship between mexico and donald trump at this point is irreparable. as to presid

hacienda colorado calls a political humor poking fun at donald trump's campaign promise to build the us-mexico border model but it's upsetting at least one community leader. >> we don't intend to upset and when you use humor there is going to be some groups who will be particularly sensitive to certain things this isn't the first time we've been involved with their advertising this is the first time that had public outcry over different types of ads so part of what makes it worse is the track record that they have. >> there are about a dozen hacienda mexican restaurants across indiana there is no indication that the billboards will be coming down. >> somebody says with what they see in this election it may be but then there are others who say why should you just jump right in and handle business the way you usually would we've heard a couple of stories like this only we were getting a little close to the election sensitivity is running high number and london is launching a lawsuit they say in your will that requires all london taxi drivers to learn english is unfair starting october 1 london w

but we are tracking storms down near the us mexico border. a lot of lightning from these, and earlier before the sunset we could see the thunder heads building, even from here moisture coming spool southeast arizona rights now. the -- into southeast arizona right now. the west of the state pretty dry. that's the drown here on the color scheme, but the moisture is abundant, and more is coming in over the next 24 to 48 hours as we deal with tropical storm javier near the baja peninsula, so it's monsoon moisture mixed with tropical moisture. winds at 58 miles per hour with this tropical storm. the latest forecast path from has it riding the west coast of the baja all the way up until it's a remnant low, but if it may recollects land fall it's going to -- makes land fall it's going to weaken, and send less moisture. regardless the threat is there. we'll have enough moisture in place to kick up showers and thunderstorms, so national weather service issued a flash flood watch for all the areas in the green, including the entire valley, and it's goi

mexico. that was when vicente fox was apologizing for using the "f" bomb. you may recall when fox said we're not paying for that f-ing wall. the current president of mexico has also had some tough words for donald trump. he's linked the rhetoric of donald trump with the rhetoric of mussolini as well as hitler, saying by demonizing minorities as hitler and mussolini did to get elected, it's similar to what trump had been doing. we should tell you that enrique pena nieto has softened his tone of last. still the question many are asking, what is in it for the current president of mexico to invite donald trump to this meeting? i guess that's what we're waiting to find out, john. >> there have been protests against donald trump, caricatures against donald trump in mexico, not to mention, as you said, the current mexican president, nieto, has compared him in the past to hitler and mussolini. strange to say the least. john voss in mexico city, thank you. so why did donald trump agree to go to mexico city to meet with a man who has compared him to hitler and mussoli

illegal immigration is a problem for mexico as well as for us. s are a tremendous problem for mexico as well as us. i mine, it's not a one way street. we will work together and we will get those problems solved. >> and moments ago the breaking news that mexican president tweeted at 6:51 p.m. at the beginning of the conversation with donald trump i made clear that mexico will not pay for the wall. fox news campaign carl cameron is live need the phoenix convention center. carl, any response from the trump campaign yet to that just tweeted tweet from the presidenpresident of mexico? >> not at this point. they have been crowing about how successful their visit was all day, saying that things went very well behind closed doors and things went very well in their sort of joint availability to the press. and now comes this assertion that there is a disconnect on whether they discussed who is going to pay for the wall or not. now, it may be dancing on the head and semantics. but what trump said was we didn't discuss it. what the president said was i told t

>> i'm optimistic about the us-mexico relations. i am less optimistic about its future because i think it needs to really address some of these underlying issues and that they are all related. poverty is related to economic growth and also the distribution of income in mexico. it's also related to corruption and trust in government effectiveness and its also related to unemployment which is a very significant explanation of why organized crime can attract so many young particularly male individuals who are not well educated who have generally been unemployed to criminal activities. so, all of these elements, economic growth, better access to education, higher quality education are related through crime which is related through violence and corruption. they are all intertwined command doeof those need to be more fuly addressed. >> here's the book politics in mexico, democratic consolidation or decline as the subtitle. claremont mckenna college professor is the author but thank you for your time. >> we will have more booktv tomorrow n

illegal immigration is a problem for mexico as well as for us. drugs are a tremendous problem for mexico as well as us. it's not a one way street. we will work together and fix those problems. >> i want to invite both candidates to respond quickly, by mr. trump, so the meeting, besides the issues we just discussed, we also talked about how relevant is the relationship between our country. how important it is to have a strategic alliance between our countries. i also asked -- showed mr. trump the great responsibility that i have to defend the mexican population. mexicans here and outside of mexico. that there has been a misinterpretation or assertions that regrettably had hurt and had affected mexicans and our perception of his candidacy, of which i am fully respective. mexican people felt hurt by the comments made, but i'm sure that the genuine interest is to build a relationship that will give both of our societies better welfare. that will express the mexican presidential so get together with both candidates of the united states. it is based on

controversial comments about deporting people living in the u-s illegally and building a wall along the us/mexico border. trump is expected to deliver a highly-anticipated speech on immigration later today. the presidential election is still 68 days away... in arizona... john mccain easily won his primary.... he is seeking his 6th term as arizona senator... mccain will face off against democratic representative ann kirkpatrick in the november 8th general election. in florida... marco rubio also won his state's republican primary. the first-term senator also easily won... now rubio will take on democratic representative patrick murphy for the senate seat in november. president obama will be in nevada today for the 20th summit. senator harry reid will host the president and other important guests and speakers at the event. they will be discussing the environment and ways to preserve it for future generations. this year's summit will feature a special performance by las vegas' own homegrown rock band "the killers." the summit starts at 2 p-m. a plane crash near reno will have the f-a-a and n-t-s-b i

mexico. they're killing us. he should fight everything with an exclamation point. he talks about strong borders. this is from last summer, mexico is killing us on trade. that's his consistent message. he harps on about mexican judges. this is that lawsuit about trump university which was bogged down in the political season. this is the infamous tweet, the one so many hispanics here in america have had an issue with. this is one he has not been able to shake. >> cinco de mayo. >> the famous tweet about the trump tower grill. >> i remember that. he hasn't just tweeted about mexico, but also done tweeting about latinos as well here in the united states. what do you have on that? >> we've got an advertisement for you. this is one of his first campaign ads, if we can pull that video, in which he talks about people streaming across the border. in this video he shows this video from above, this aerial photography of people streaming across the border. you may remember it, it's from january of this year. it wasn't from the mexican border. it turned out to be from a spanish

pence referring to the border wall along the us-mexico border as proposed by donald trump.pence made two stops in the badger state -- lacrosse and milwaukee. democrat hillary clinton is campaigning ... but could release her 20-15 tax return as soon as today.its part of a coordinated effort to pressure her opponent donald trump to release his returns.vice presidential nominee tim kaine also plans to release ten years of his returns. happening now: a gathering of community groups to raise money for underpriveledged kids in our community. they've been camped out overnight... collecting money and school supplies. pete zervakis is live at m-l-k and north with details. it's called the "sleepover for education." as y can see... representatives from charities and advocacy groups here in our areaare camping out on this corner. they started last night around 7. while they're here... they're encouraging people to stop by and donate school supplies. you can also give a says all donations dropped off will go to m-p-s schools with kids in need... to get those children started off on the right foot

trump is using, mexico is using president pena to boost his sinking poll numbers. ink the president pena is making a enormous political risk by hosting trump. >> we're covering all the angles this morning. beginning in mexico city with political commentator gabriel guna caprias. how is mexico characterizing this visit by trump? >> i think everybody's first reaction was shock and disbelief. it was a huge surprise. the story started breaking last evening by "the washington post" originally, then confirmed by the trump campaign and only later did the mexican government come out and confirm after a lot of coming and going. so there was a lot of confusion. i think huge surprise and shock, carol that something like this would happen. first of all, that it would happen at all. second, that it would happen on the eve of president pena's equivalent of state of the union, which is going to be a town hall tomorrow, and then that it would happen on the same day that trump is going to give his theoretically landmark immigration speech in arizona where nobody in mexico that i kno

for mexico as well as us. it's not a one-way street. and we'll work together and we'll get those problems solved. >> translator: first specific with -- in which i've expressed how the government of mexico has shown complete respect for the elections in the united states, trump has quickly answered the question deal with bilateral relationships. the relevance between the two -- the relationship between the two countries, the importance, the strategic partnership between the two countries, i have -- it's something that i have underscored. and the president of mexico has great responsibility of defending the interests of the mexicans. the mexicans here in mexico and those who are outside of mexico. there has maybe been a poor misunderstand i misunderstanding or statements that have maybe utter, unfortunately, and impacted -- had an impact on mexicans and their perception of the candidacy -- of his candidacy. and i respect that. mexicans have felt offended by what has been said. but i am certain that his genuine interest is in building a rel

trump is using mexico is using president pena to boost his sinking poll numbers. >> later tonight as we mentioned, trump is set to issue a speech about immigration in phoenix. phoenix is where halle jackson is. it played out south in mexico today. a last-minute trip. it was not announced until very latest last night. what does the trump campaign feel i accomplished? >> reporter: this was an opportunity for donald trump to getum with another head of state and to look frankly, presidential. to put on this stage craft that would allow him to pull off what some skeptics doubted he could. a commander in chief. part of this was to create an opportunity to coincide with his immigration speech tonight. talk about the wall of talk about mexico. talks about what he wants to do when it comes to immigration with the people he's often gone after. you remember his announcement speech when he said the rapists, criminals, and then added some of them are good people. it was such a fascinating moment to see from trump. this last-minute presentation. puck it off under a shroud of secrecy. >> officials w

us for the first two days of the week. we are keeping tabs on javier off the west coast of mexico that's expected to bring us some clouds and cooler temperatures by midweek. the cool down won't last long. by the around 110. the uv index for monday is 10 or very high. here is a look at your drive here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. now to an update to a story we brought you delta airlines is experiencing a computer glitch affecting its systems nationwide. fox 5's mike doria is live at mccarran international airport with the latest. fox 5's mike doria is live at mccarran international airport with a look at our flights in and out. flights currently in the air are not affeected, but since there are problems at many major airports including atlanta, washington dulles and chicago -- any flights that have yet to take off are grounded. delta airlines has released a statement saying that a widespread computer outage has impacted flights scheduled for this mornin

the program includes events from the cspan archives on the 1994 free trade agreement between the us, mexico and canada, a and canada, a discussion on the history of trade in the u.s. and in in-depth examination of the wto, the body that enforces global trade rules. you you also here with the presidential candidates have been saying about the partnership trade deal. it starts saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> now a special edition of book tv. every night a series of programs focusing on a new subject. tonight education. first we will hear from author ed bolin on his experience in the public school system. then a talk on how the founders envisioned pup higher education. that's followed by monique morris who wrote the book push out, the criminalization of black girls in schools. later they discuss politics on college campuses. after that mathematician and scientist andrew hacker on his book the math men. they talk about the book and the lessons he learned while teaching for one year and a new york city public high school. this is just under one hour. >> welcome. please a show of hand

sunshine will stay with us for the first two days of the week. we are coast of mexico that's expected to bring us some clouds and cooler temperatures by midweek. the cool down won't last long. by the weekend daytime highs will hover around 110. the uv index for monday is 10 or very high. good morning. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk alex rodriguez alex rodriguez will make 452 million dollars playing baseball... a-rod will play his final game on friday... "i never thought 'i can play for 22 years.' at 18, i just wanted to make the team." "this is a tough day. i love this game and "this is a tough day. i love this game and i love this team...and today, i say goodbye to both." it's pretty clear the yankees are forcing him out... a-rod is only 4 homers away from 700... which of course he would love to get... but he's burned so many bri

which the invitation came from john cook a former el paso mayor and director of the director of the us-mexico border mayors association. >> i would say definitely especially some of his other immoral responses back to me has absolutely no left for mexico. >> the mayor responded to the backslash backslash in a text saying had been inundated with massive support from people all over america has so so much support i am overwhelmed here and italian restaurant in new mexico drawing criticism for making merchandise with a slogan mimicking the black lives better movement selling black olives matter shirts and hats after making national headlines it for putting the phrase realizing a movement in trying to stop police are shootings black residents of the owner claims he's not trying to stir racial pinches only trying to sell food. >> the thing has gone inexplicably viral it's something to do it's kind of fun now a little bit different than selling pasta any people are very much against any kind of a usage of that term or playing him and him play >> owner clancy's taking orders for shirts and for all o

mexico. on the right this is a fabulous bird that i've never seen. rosie does bunting. many of usnt to see this and if you do, you have to go to mexico. not only that, you have to go to a small part of oaxaca. we are spending large quantities of money to do these things. not to bore you with more numbers, but these are the sources are used -- sources i used. digging into this bottom line in the u.s., it's very interesting. a gold mine of specific information for those of you interested in that kind of activity. so, that's all i'm going to say. we will sit here and will be happy to take any questions that anyone has. i think there are microphones, which might be easy. >> hi, dave. thank you. thank you all very much. this was terrific and interesting. i have one question. just going from what humberto was saying towards the end of your talk, birds as impact indicators, as a canary in the coal mine, i was wondering your unscientific take on how often do ngo's and government's use bird centric indicators as impact indicators of interventions? >> that's a really interesting question. a

donald trump focused on this case as one of his reasons to build a wall along the us/mexico board. today in court, lawyers acknowledge the murder trial likely won't begin until next year. >>> a disturbing discovery along a popular south bay trail. park rangers say poison was found in a water trough. this is quite a scare for hikers and dog walkers. >> reporter: it is. there are water troughs like the one behind me across the park. the one in question is up the trail quite a ways a little bit here. tonight, park rangers are warning visitors to be extra vigilant and extra careful. this is the trough where yesterday a county park employee found something unusual inside. it was a substance in blocks. rangers say it was poison often used to kill rodents. >> to know one is poisoning the water. we're at a drought. it's what they drink. to know that people out there exist, it's sad. that they're out here with us. >> reporter: right now, is the only trough in the park where rangers found the poison. horses, dogs and wild life use it. but it's not known if any animals were exposed. tonight,

it was an invitation from john cook, the director of us mexico border mayors association. >> yeah, it was bigoted, especially some of his e-mail responses tell he has no love for mexico. >> despite the criticism the mayor says he's been inundated with massive support from people all over america. the conversation is in texas on august 24th. >>> >. good bye ruby tuesday. the company will be closing about 95 underperforming restaurants across the country by the end of next month. no word yet which locations will close. the valley. 724 restaurants across the country. they'll try to find jobs for workers effected by the closure at nearby restaurant. >>> >. all right, looking at the weather forecast. the whole week feeling humid. i'm listening getting used to it at this point. >> -- almost getting used to it. >> yes, all the showers and thunderstorms well north, south, and east of the valley today. but this is a live look from the carcinoma beautiful sunset with the clouds to the north. here's a time lapse from flagstaff where we had those passing clouds, not a lot of rain in flagstaff tod

just how many they had to use. mexico has broken the guinness record for the world's largest mosaic made completely out of sombreros. the competition was held at the international mariachi summit in two-thousand-684 decorative pieces were used for the mosaic. mexico easily beat out canada's two- thousand-30 sombreros - the previous world record. the sombrero mosaic will be on display until september fourth. then the world will also have a chance to see title holder up close -- the artwork will take an international tour. the first ever international cat show kicking off in china this weekend. more than one hundred pedigreed convened for the international cat associations' first international show. judges there examine the animals heads, lips, nose, eyes and the distance between their ears to determine if the cat is a pure breed. owning a pedigreed cat does not come cheap. one british short hair at the show was valued at more than fifteen thousand dollars. thanks for joining us. the next wakeup is tomorrow morning russ fei

illegal immigration is a problem for mexico, as well as for us. drugs are a tremendous problem for mexico, as well as us. it's not a one-way street and we will work together and we will get those problems solved. mr. president? >> translator: i should say just as i have said before, the mexican government has complete respect for the electoral process in the united states. i invited both candidates, which received a quick response from presidential candidate trump to talk about the bilatteral issue, and in addition to the meetings we have highlighted, we talked about the relevance, in terms of the relationship of both countries, how important the strategic alliance is between both countries is, and i also expressed as to the great responsibility that i as the mexican president, have to defend the mexican people, to defend the mexicans here and out of mexico. have there been misinterpretations, or statements that unfortunately had hurt, and impacted mexicans in terms of the perception that the candidate expressed in which i absolutely respect that t

us for the first two days of the week. we are keeping tabs on javier off the west coast of mexico that's expected to bring us some clouds and cooler temperatures by midweek. the cool down won't last long. by the weekend daytime highs will hov index for monday is 10 or very high. breaking news. thousands of people around the country will find themselves stranded this morning... delta airlines flights are being grounded due to a system outage. the airline took to twitter to let customers know its systems were "down everywhere." we are following this closely for you and will have just a few minutes.. also overnight... the all-clear is given at a valley apartment complex after a gas leak forces people from their homes. it happened around midnight at the sherman garden apartments on j street. las vegas fire and rescue says a car may have hit a gas meter, triggering the leak. folks living in the community were evacuated for a brief time. they have since been allowed to return home. the exact cause of the leak remains under an elderly woman is found dead inside her east valley home. police have now named the woman's estranged husb

ev go immigration is a problem for mexico as well as for us. drugs are a tremendous proper mexico as well as us. it is not a one-way street. we will work together and get those problems solved. say that theo mexican government chose complete respect for the electoral process in the united states. tenderedation that was was responded immediately to discuss bilateral relations between the two countries. it, how reloaded relevant and important strategic alliances between the two countries. it is important to highlight the big responsibility i have as president of mexico to defend the mexican people here and overseas. there may have been sadly hasetation that mexican and the misperception about mr. trump's candidacy. mexican people felt aggravated by those comments. let me assure you that we have a genuine interest to build and conditions for the betterment of our societies. our disposition to meet with both candidates to be president of the united states, we are doing it under the umbrella to that specific premise, but more importantly, based on a

mexico city. saying that building alliances takes more than a photo op. jeff joining us from cincinnati now. clinton spoke today. update our viewers on how things unfolded there? >> reporter: we know that hillary clinton was invited to go to mexico as well. she said she will do so at an appropriate time. she was scoffing at trump's effort to look presidential and moderate his tone. she said it takes for more than flying in, dropping by to be president. hillary clinton delivering a blunt message to american's veterans. >> you don't build a coalition by insulting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. >> reporter: barely mentioning her rival by name, her argument was clear. donald trump, she said, simply doesn't pass the commander in chief test. >> threatening to walk away from our alliances. ignoring the importance that they still are to us is not only wrong, it's dangerous. >> reporter: she seized upon donald trump's world wind trip to mexico as the latest example of the stark choice facing voters. >> it's more than a photo op. it takes consistency and reliability. >> reporter: she has th

wall and about making mexico pay for it, tweets in the past month where he said don't go to mexico until they pay us back. mexico's corrupt. those things have gotten traction here in mexico over the past year. so many kind of woke up with the surprise that front page of the local newspapers had the story about trump's arrival. there are a lot of people that say what is it that president enrique pena nieto expects to get out of this and what donald trump can get out of it. but what can he get out of it. it's important to say the president of mexico invited donald trump and hillary clinton to come to mexico and meet donald trump, the one who first answered that call. >> do we think they are behind closed doors having some kind of private meeting? is that what we think is happening? >> that's what we are led to believe. i would say about six minutes ago as i was entering the front door of the presidential palace, the hospitelicopter that we bel was transporting trump and his people flew right overhead and landed in the large area that the presidency has here where they can land helicopters. this was ab

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trump has made immigration as you know his call for a wall on the us mexico boards era centerpiece of his president a.m. campaign. we'll see if he also talks about having mexico pay for that wall. meanwhile, portions. fbi investigation into hillary clinton's emails from her private server could be released today. file to be released under the freedom of information act, likely to include a summary of clinton's fbi interview. >> this comes as a state department says it found new, unreleased clinton emails, on benghazi. fbi director james comey said back in july that the investigation in his opinion did not warrant criminal charges. and today democratic vice presidential nominee, tim kane, will be in bethlehem pennsylvania, with pennsylvania slated to be an important battleground state in novas it always is. expect to see a lot of candidates in our area over the next few months. yesterday, he spoke to supporters in erie, about economic issues. >> talking about jobs, growing this economy, and making it work for everybody. that's what we're going to keep talking about, that's what is most

trump rejected speculation that he has changing immigration policy and to build a wall between the us and mexico and trump held a rally after fundraisers in dallas earlier and also an interview with sean hannity and devastation all the more real in louisiana, colorado woman taking it upon herself to get the grandparents to help they need after their home was destroyed. kay controversy when can from barbie is dressed in drag on the top of the cake. we what are you with this happened. and two guys hop on top of her ups and throwing shingles that cars. maybe you know who these guys are. dave fraser, so far light showers have the rain chances not done also show you the rain chances return 12 pinpoint weather these are grillers. they've got way more flavor than ordinary burgers. flavors like bacon and cheddar and steakhouse onion. people who try 'em, love 'em. new developments in louisiana president obama on the crown to see the areas devastated by the floods up close. thirteen people lost their lives and what's and 60,000 homes are damage. president thomas the region will get federal resources it ne

in fact, the government of mexico has worked with us. tran5 is a controlled substance in mexico. it is not openly available so that it can only move through mexico through criminal means. we are starting from a positive starting point. we still obviously have a lot of work to do. >> you said in your oral presentation, you have the direct relationship between corruption and transnational organized crime. you talk about governments that are cropped at the senior level are ripe for this type of activity and you talk about the impact it has within the country itself. i want to phone down for a moment on the corruption issues we have in regard to haran or the synthetic drugs coming into the united states. the problems in mexico in the united states, can can you tell us the degree of which corruption is entering into this and we should be aware of? corruption is a great enabler. for drug trafficking, quite quite frankly for any kind of criminal trafficking in the world. to such an extent i would say if you did not have corruption the trafficking networks would not work. they could not

it was in donald trump's announcement speech where he said he wanted to build this wall along the us-mexico border, presumably that is still in play. >> i think that's the only remaining fact that we are clear about in the immigration policy, wall is getting built . jon: but that's something that his supporters find very satisfactory business? >> they do, absolutely. what's going on here is donald trump knows his base, 40 percent that he has is not going anywhere. there aren't other options for them. they don't want gary johnson and they start sure don't want to get hillary so they are going to be in his camp and this softer tone which is really just, the impact of kellyane conway, a little bit maybe mike pence. it's been thinking about what do we do to get independents and moderates? the problem is there's a total lack of clarity on what that means. pence doesn't know if there's deportation force anymore. he talked about revoking first right citizenship and this is a major policy point for him. these are the things that i'm looking forward to hear from him clearly and declaratively on wedn

. >>> flying south just got easier as restrictions are lifted between the us and mexico allowing airlines of both sides of the border to fly whatever rts. airlines were allowed to fly those routes. this is expected to bring lower prices for travelers. >>> people getting stung bind --'s done by bees is nothing new in arizona. >> a family's dog, lady and the tramp, that surnames, they got hit with the worst. lady was done 50 times. tramp more than 400 times. the owner says he wishes he could have gotten all of those things. >> in the end i don't want them in pain. any kind of buzz now, i don't want to be around anything that is buzzing. >> tramp is still recovering at the vet. lady is doing fine. the family says they have tried contacting the owner of the >> hopefully the dog is able to recover. >> most people run from bees. in florida they are trying to steal them. more than four hives have been stolen. costing beekeepers hundreds of thousands of dollars. have been dealing with this for years. >> we don't even bother reporting it anymore. it falls on deaf ears. they do nothing for us. back

the fact that mexico uses intelligence and the u.s. provides intelligence to mexico which has led to the capture of a lot of drug cartel leaders. there are a lot of collaborative efforts going on also on an economic level in terms of the amount of commerce and trade and physical aspects of trade relationships trying to improve the transportation between the two countries. you would be surprised that the conversation going on among the counterparts on both sides of the border say the secretary of commerce or the secretary of agriculture. when i used to give talks in washington that were sponsored by say the center for security and international studies and more recently the institute of the woodrow wilson center, american policymakers in the high and mid level from all agencies come to these settings to hear what experts have to say about mexico they would include the attorney general's office, the fbi. it never surprised me the u.s. military can the defense department. it's just a wide range of individuals that have an interest in mexic

us for the first two days of the week. we are keeping tabs on javier off the west coast of mexico that's expected to bring us some clouds and cooler temperatures by midweek. the cool down won't last long. by the weekend daytime highs will hover around 110. the uv index for monday is 10 or very high. traffic solutions here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. doubt which movie would top the weekend box office -- the only question....how high it would go. david daniel has the answer... and estimates for the top five films. "star trek beyond" fell three spots to number five, earning 10-point-two million dollars -- it's at 127-million overall. "the secret life of pets" is still doing plenty of damage at the box office: 11-point-six million gave it fourth place and a domestic total of 319-million dollars. "bad moms" held steady in third place: the comedy made 14-point-two million dollars, for a 10-day total of 51-

or we are going to build a wall between us and mexico, and they will pay for it. believe me. he doesn't like to give details. let me ask you this, is there anyone here who believes one word that donald trump says? >> no! >> clinton's next rally is set for thursday in reno. >> family and friends gathering tonight for a funeral service for christopher barry. the only son of marion barry. >> police say christopher barry collapsed and died after smoking the drug k2 in his southeast apartment. the people who gathered today said they will remember the positives, how barry put people to work at his small construction business, and how he ran for his late father's ward 8 council seat. >>> dying on a deadline. why patients at this dc hospice are struggling to find a ne >>> tonight we know more about the pills found at prince's paisley park home. it turns out he was taking a stronger drug than first thought. >>> here's your wakeup weather. 50s in the morning, 6:00 or 7:00. north and west of town. 68 to 74, and by noon, perfect day to have lunch outside. we will come back, and heat and

or we're going to build a wall between us and mexico and they'll pay for it, believe me. and he doesn't like to give details. let me just ask you this is there anybody here who believes one word trump drooum says? no. absolutely. because he's got a track record of when people believe him, people get hurt. when people believe him, people get hurt. small businesses like my dad's or businesses. they were excited to get a contract to do something on one of his casino or golf course projects. drywall, cement workers, masons, electricians, architects, small businesses just like these small businesses. it was a matter of pride. they did the work. they paid the bill for the materials. they paid their employee salaries. then they got the end of the job and submitted an invoice and again and again and again what lawyers, i'm not going to pay you. >> michelle: there we have it. a snippet there of democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine here in town speaking at the mirage. we do have a crew there and we'll have a report on later editions of news 3. >> krystal: on the republica

mexico. none of us know what they are discussing. y're discussing very serious issues, things like we need to revise the nafta agreement, make sure the border is controlled from both sides of the border, we need mexico's help to do that and we have a bright future together but we have to act as real friends and we can't ignore the issues that are facing us. >> is it, steve, odd though that this trump advisor, yes, echoing your points and also saying it shows team trump is nimble but this is a photo-op? acknowledging that it is a photo-op. is that something you want to do? >> no, i'm not saying -- of course -- >> i'm saying the trump advise remember told cnn it is a photo-op which strikes me as odd. >> i would respectfully disagree, this is not just a photo-op. sure, that's part of it. images do matter of course in the political game but i think this is much more substantive than photo-op. again, too, we don't know what the substance is yet. the two men are meeting in private. i think we are going to know more shortly and we'll know mu

>> he focused on bringing jobs back to the us from mexico and china and building the wall which he talked about for nearly 10 minutes. then he added another element. blaming barack obama for the creation of the islamic state.>> it's better to know the person that you are getting involved with an somebody that pu >> supporters say they like trumps take no prisoners attitude. >> a message of common sense.>> donald trump hit the topics tonight and got applies for talking about the wall, the one person he talked about very little tonight was his running mike pence. r. he talked about him for a few minutes. >> hillary clinton stumped in kissimmee after stopping in tampa. that appearance getting attention because the father of the orlando nightclub mess open fire in the pulse nightclub. clinton did not know that the father would be there. >> the owner of the pulse nightclub and the sister of a victim joining the anti-gay- rights advocates and announcing donald trumps speech in orlando at a pastors conference. they claimed the conference features a lineup of notoriously intake a speakers. marco

now from mexico city, eric martin. tell usnt 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 are set in the press conference they agreed on a lot of things, but at the same time, they skirted a lot of the hard issues. saidresident peÑa nieto donald trump's rhetoric has heard the mexican people, perhaps the reference to them being called racists 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 friction points in that relationship don't sound like they were on the agenda. it was a surprising and interesting meeting, but one where we did not see that clash and those tensions on display. john: president peÑa nieto as compared to donald trump, talk in the context of hitler's, mussolini, how happy did he seem to be sharing the stage today your

mexico. joining us now is mexico's foreignjoining us now is mexic's foreign affairs administer. joining us. what steps are you taking right now to prepare for a new president in the u.s.? >> thank you for the opportunity. the us-mexico relationship is so important and strategic not only for mexico but for the united states as well, that it really any specific person or particular political juncture. it really goes beyond even government. what we have been focusing on in is talking about what we are together and what this relationship means for the american people and talking about the many contributions the united states makes for growth and development. it has worked. noise, the backdrop of information. we have to talk about the jobs that depend on this relationship, a commercial relationship that accounts for 531 billion every year. every day, every minute of every day of every hour, we trade over $1 million. that is the reality and what we should be focusing on. now that we are in the election, one of these people will be running the white house. have you reached out to the c