tensions that had been stoked by president donald trump's campaign pledge to complete a wall along the us mexico border and his demand that mexico pay the cost trump demands scuttled a trip from the mexican president and pena nieto who had planned to come here last year shortly after trump's inauguration and diplomats on both sides had hoped to revive the plan for a trip this year however a phone call in recent days between the two presidents meant to firm up planned meeting for march ended a mutual frustration over the exact same issues as a president trump to stop insists and that mexico would pay before the latest debacle diplomats and trade experts are already saying that nafta negotiation process is behind schedule now even that slow progress seems to be losing steam issues which have been seemingly unsurmountable somebody blocks include u.s. demands to significantly alter rules related to automobile imports and the imposition of a haws that would automatically kill nafta after five years canadian prime minister justin trudeau also weighed in recently on nafta warning that quote canada is w

tensions that had been stoked by president donald trump's campaign pledge to complete a wall along the us mexico border and his demand that mexico pay the cost trump demands scuttled a trip from the mexican president and repay pena nieto who had planned to come here last year shortly after trump's inauguration and diplomats on both sides had hoped to revive the plan for a trip this year however a phone call in recent days between the two presidents meant to firm up planned meeting for march ended a mutual frustration over the exact same issues as a rexx a can president trump to stop insists and that mexico would pay before the latest debacle diplomats and trade experts are already saying that nafta negotiation process is behind schedule now even that slow progress seems to be losing steam issues which have been seemingly unsurmountable somebody blocks include u.s. demands to significantly alter rules related to automobile imports and the imposition of a haws that would automatically kill nafta after five years canadian prime minister justin trudeau also weighed in recently on nafta warning that

us location cost. american. and i life friends of friends also that mexico is still the place to be. we are sorry and other plants just in the park next story narrow taken us. and were also making composite parts for the lead engine. and apple start later this year. as it was made to section which is wrestling with nasty renegotiation business is better than eve. at school the couple also mexico to united states. like nine point two percent between january twenty sixteen and. seventeen. the biggest growth in three is. that's enough to get the next minister transport. as you a vessels are increasing the manufacturing sector is growing so next which he calls the us. that's shown my interpretation is that there's just one america here north america and all. in it to even the thirteenth january donald trump congratulated himself on fear crisis returns the u. s. but it relocated its mexican factory to michigan. the circle victory doesn't match reality. yeah just replace the production of its rather than with a different model is mexican factory. the government says it's opens reforming the

during a trip to the us-mexico border -- congressman bruce westerman from arkansas says he saw firstnd the struggles of border patrol agents. he says environmental regulations block access to remote areas making it difficult to prevent illegal border crossings. ( james ) westerman is working to add an amendment to a house immigration bill to construct new access roads in remote areas along to border. he also wants to fast track approval of border patrol actions like filling in smuggling tunnels that require environmental review. environmentalists say the regulations protect people and natural resources in borderlands and they should not be sidestepped. ( james ) coming up after the break... facebook is going low tech. how it's going to deal with the next election cycle... and ads. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (robin) no major hot spots. mass transit agencies on a holiday schedule today for presidents day.bay bridge wb 80 is le

it includes a $23 billion request for border security, and money for a wall along the us-mexico border. $13 billion is also cents funded to an earmark to battle the opioid crisis. >> well, attorney general jeff sessions is scheduled to be in philadelphia this afternoon for an event of the union league. sessions will deliver a speech as part of the union league's annual abraham lincoln day celebration, the 16th president was born on this day back in 1809. the event to honor lincoln will end with a parade through center sit. >> i after year of working in secret, a sell belated artist is unveiling his presidential portrait of barack obama. president obama and artist, while i, unveiled the portrait this morning, the first african-american art toys paint a presidential commission for the smithsonian port rat gahm i. the president's portrait and portrait of former first lady michelle obama, done by baltimore based artist, amy cheryl, are on display beginning today. >> well, it is spectacle that millions of americans will most likely watch on tv. >> coming up: planes unveiled for this spring'

mexico on their way to united states. last year for the year before theyd were more central americas detained at the us southern border thanxicans. arvery responsive to that. there is a feeling by some in mexico that they are doing the us dirty work in stemming the flow. those two a programs potentially would be at risk if say lopez on the left takes power and if you were to win he might say why are we doing this. i think there will be a level of concern particularly about lopez or [inaudible] even some of his past statements access positions but at the same time i think there's a surprising amount of acceptance that that would not necessarily be a disaster for the united states. for some of the reasons we have talked about in just taking energy as an example. those are constitutional reforms so lopez might try to overturn them and it would be difficult and i don't think he would even try it could slow the process down and not auction off to there is concern in the sector on matt and on security cooperation that could be an issue problem particularly has a different philosophy about going off the cartels and so on.t everyt

does country of origin affect specific routes taken to mexico or do they take the same route and then a related question of those crossing the usborder do you know the breakdown between those from mexico and central america? >> roots are segregated by country of origin so if you look at shows up in tijuana and your patients from tijuana and african countries to come through that route and it's an unexpected for nationals in mexico. hondurans who i largely work with come through to routes and if you are a black hunter and you come through [inaudible] and you try to get through houston, texas or new orleans. you will see these routes in mexico people will differentially come and there are segregated routes that happen there. at the border the breakdown right now is 98% or something so people from mexico or central america and depends its books evenly between mexico and central american countries but you have people coming from much farther way than it would be unexpected. like china for example. >> this is also from our in-house audience. can one of you talk about the sanctuary movements, our churches the only people and places t

mexico really is open for business. we competed hard and we won. and even after they selected us for their data center project, our work didn't stop . we show them what new mexico hospitality looks like. they fell in love with our people and our state and we earned another expansion of their facility. the more than triple its original size. [applause] facebook is investing more than $1 billion in new mexico. the equivalent of 10 years worth of construction in albuquerque. facebook will have 1000 construction workers on site every day from now until 2023. los lunas tax selections are already up 72 percent. and the massive facility will be powered by new mexico renewable energy. a major reason this has happened is because he had the courage in 2013. to work together across party lines, on historic tax reform, to make new mexico more business friendly. what an exciting project for new mexico workers. and what an incredible achievements for our state. make no mistake, we are proud of our last military bases in our national sector. they make extraordinary contributions to our economy

mexico.(steve)joining us now live... jack davis who is visiting mexico.. he felt the quake in mexico city. istrators and teachers are here at the oakland school police dpeartment for an active killer training for civilans session. the goal is to equip school staff with useful information if someone with a gun appears on campussotsot

-mexico border, will you be using a smuggler there?correct. >> reporter: we found darby -- we aren't using his last name for his safety -- outside of one of mexico's immigration offices, where so many are waiting for permission to be in mexico as they travel north. >> it's a just a hole, a fulfilling of loneliness. >> reporter: darby tells us he was deported from the u.s. in may. he's worried about the dangerous trek back where he has no defense against cartels that extort vulnerable immigrants. many are robbed, kidnapped, killed, and still he says it's worth the risk. staying in honduras could mean gangs will carry out threats to kill him and his family. >> so the only other choice that i have at this time is to go back to the u.s. and try to make an entry, an illegal entry again. >> so you know this is illegal? >> i know it is illegal. >> why not do it the legal way? >> it's very, very difficult. >> reporter: he doesn't have enough time or money to get back to the u.s. legally, he says. he's desperate. >> i still have a dream. >> rep

they send that corn into mexico, to canada. ranchers there useows to be processed. the bun is almost certainly made with canadian wheat. you've got your tomatoes, your lettuce, they are almost certainly from mexico. and if you like mushrooms on your burger, which i quite frankly think is a crime commitment again depending on the variety could come from any of the three countries. and no burger is com plete three countries. and no burger is complete without french fries, which believe it or not, probably come from canada because canada is actually one of the world's largest exporters of frozen french fries. renegotiating nafta does not mean this burger ceases to exist but what he might do is take a complex dish and make it even mark—up located. for now, i'm quite hungry. —— make it even more complicated. me too. i'm really getting hungry. ready for my breakfast. let's have a quick look right now at the markets. currently all asian entities are in positive territory. this is after us equities rose on friday. thank you so equities rose on friday. th

-mexico border, will you be using a smuggler there? s correct. >> reporter: we found darby outside one of mexico's immigration offices where so many are waiting for permission to be in mexico as they travel north. >> it's just a fulfilling of loneliness. >> reporter: darby says he was deported from the u.s. in may. he's worried about the dangerous trek back where he has no protection against cartels. many are robbed, kidnapped, killed. still he says it's worth the risk. staying in honduras could mean gangs will carry out threats to kill him and his family. >> the only other choice i have at this time is to go back to the u.s. and try to make an entry, an illegal entry again. >> you know this is illegal? >> i know it is illegal. >> why not do it the legal way? >> it's very, very difficult. >> reporter: he doesn't have enough time or money to get back to the u.s. legally, he says. it's desperate. >> i still have a dream. >> reporter: no matter what the u.s. president may say or bui build -- he said trump can't build a wall in the ocean. >

countries out of latin america talk about building a new trade relationship and use upgrading their agreement with mexico. and the rest of the world isn't waiting. and it's the longer that this takes us to continue to drive thosestandards , the more difficult it becomes. >> other questions? >> we will move quickly, i think we can get two more questions. >> thank you for being here, my name is aaron from senator langford's office. i want to ride the wave with the discussion here. you know, what do you guys see as the future of tpp now with the us withdrawal. >> the second question, for us in congress, looking forward with other free-trade agreements, what kind of messaging you think and what lessons can we learn from that withdrawal looking forward? >> that's a great question. and i would say that what immediately popped to mind. at this point when we look at this, these are negotiations. which means we're not dictating, we're negotiating and we're very much aware of that. but what it means fundamentally, when for example when tpp started out, it was actually i think 10 of us. and then canada and mexico o

covered about 40% of the world economy and is seeking major changes to the nafta free deal between mexico, the uswhich is worth more than $1 trillion a year. whilst president trump says he's trying to secure american jobs the us chamber of commerce says 41 million of them depend on international trade. but the relationships behind it are showing signs of strain. as i said china is warning it won't take us tariffs lying down. our correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. just tell us about some of the conversations going on over the weekend? this is the latest chapter in what increasingly looks like a potential trade war between donald trump's united states and china. we had that decision from the commerce department ‘s in the states on friday, giving the green light to the president to decide if he wants to impose new tariffs on steel and aluminium imports into the states from china and at this catchall and roller —— umbrella, that they believe the way it china subsidises its steel industry is a threat to national security in the united states. china has said that it is groundless, unrealistic an

i'm very very much for joining us all the very best for the world cup with mexico i have one final thing our producer spanish and he's a big. heroes is jose miguel has miguel come and sit next to you here right now. would you sign his shirts please he's better sure. it's not only the best player you know you know. i mean you know. which was. my. point you guys. and only. on we go tonight very very fine all of them all. so ok thank you very much for joining us on the stand collymore show up on monday in the summer morocco back twenty years since the last will cook how excited are you to be back at the world cup went on to talk which i think for. one. but i thought biased but i'm not a local sports. footballer. and community and the whole when we. decide we want to put out put up with any of that i. i'm done that will sell for k.p. and so on one of them which i know this president down yes i mean almost we. know almost a part are part of us out and one of the most i thought of. but i said don't tell us about the moroccan to see. all these mix of experience and you. tell us about these thin

oh my god oh god join us after the break as i sit down with raul bettis and mexico skipper andres why they don't go anywhere.

we have a bright future together, but a good fence is not only good for us, but mexico. >> i hear younce. but on the issue of paying for it, clearly, it's not helping the relationship. in fact, it's damaging the relationship to insist on mexico paying for something they don't see as their responsibility. why beyond giving the president his satisfaction about the campaign promise, why good policy to keep at this and blowing up the relationship? >> sure. listen. it's a valid question. when it comes to mexico and china, a lot of countries in the world, america has been taken advantage of over trade policy or whatever. we played in the international arena, not just president obama, but president bush as well. we have operated as though we have a weak hand. instead of knowing we have the strong hand to play. that doesn't mean we bully people around, but let's negotiate like we have the hand we've, which is strong. we have not done that in the past, and so i think what president trump is doing, which, to me, is very refreshing, is saying, we want to trade with the world, but we want it to b

us. welcome to mexico as are financial survival guide. political or three or less without. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates i do watch kaiser report. welcome back to worlds apart tony cabin therefore must travel and diplomat in russia and the author of the book called return to moscow. mr cameron what. we started discussing your train before the break the break and there was definitely a genuine aliment in that uprising people wanted change positive change they wanted to day and to to corruption they wanted a more fair more representative and more transparent government and all of those. calls you can hear in russia these days changes also have pretty popular world in this country but i think russia's relationship with changes is interesting because as part of the loop and the former prime minister of the imperial russia once said everything changes in russian ten years and nothing in two hundred i wonder what are some of those changes the norm changes that struck you when you came back to this country after a very long break well obviously you we

send that is, the beef on this burger, american farmers grow corn, they sent back to mexico, to canada, where ranches usen cows. then take the bun, that is almost certainly made of canadian wheat. you got your tomatoes and your letters, they are almost certainly from mexico. —— your lettuce, and if you lick mushrooms on your burger, which i think, frankly, is a crime, then depending on the bright you could come from any of the three countries, and no burger is complete without french fries, which probably come from french fries because canada is one of the world's largest exporters of frozen french fries. renegotiating nafta does not mean this burger ceases to exist, but what it might do is take a complex dish and make it even more complicated. for now, i am quite hungry. joe marler enjoying a burger in new york. let's quickly show you the financial markets. all the markets in asia are higher following a good session on wall street and strong entered a week on wall street. all eyes will be onjerome powell, the new head of the us federal reserve. he has two speeches he will be making. what might he say th

our list of grievances is mexico is longer than mexico's with us. we'll take it up with ed rollins, right after this. stay with us. oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow"" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. .. lou: an extraordinary power grab by china's president xi jinping. china has agreed to abolish time limits. but the international media has labeled him a strongman, they have never said he is a communist dictator. they say things like he got rid of term limits. you can't make up our national mainstream media. they don't know how to talk straight even about come commies. pena nieto still testy with the president about paying for the wall. but should the united states be testy with him about the millions of illegal immigrants that cross the border at the behest of the mexican government and the tens of billions of illegal dwrugs that controls the border everybody year? or $26 billion in remittances go to

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front runner and dependent candidates will be allowed to run for the first time john home and us more from mexico city. to some mexican is this is the sound of long overdue change it's the complain music for an independent candidate for the first time in history link twenty political party have been allowed to run in the upcoming presidential race the electoral authorities have made it easy just to get on the ballot each independent has clicked with most will million pledges via cell phone from votes is around the country. three out of almost fifty appear to have managed it each has made their name in different ways right leaning margarita zavala is the next first lady jaime toward the readers who calls himself the wild horse styles himself as a maverick straight talking rancher and a mandal real's petered a progressive leftist is better known within the senate than to the public despite that he sees this is a chance for independents to clean up politics from the outside wrestling control from parties who become embroiled in corruption scandals and conflicts of interests . of course there's no wo

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i'm very spunky very much for joining us all the very best for the world cup with mexico i have one final thing our producer spanish and he's a big. heroes is jose miguel has miguel come and sit next to you here right now. would you sign his shirts please these bets i'm sure. it's only a story it's not only life it's also playing the role of you know you know. i mean you know you. know i write so i. think you guys. and all you know i'm on we go tonight very very fine no more stuff no. it's ok thank you very much for joining us on the stan collymore show up on monday in the sum out morrocco back twenty years since the last will cook how excited to be back at the world cup what on to a total of which i think for. one. for what i'm told by is from our local sports face more football little. community and the whole when we would like to. have a home we want to put out put up or that you know that i talk about and i'm done that for. going on one of them which i know this president and this event i mean almost when we feel you. know almost i thought of a shot and one of the most i thought off b

covered about 40% of the world economy, and is seeking major changes to the nafta free deal between mexico, the usada, which is worth more than a trillion dollars a year. whilst president trump says he's trying to secure american jobs, the us chamber of commerce says 41 million of them depend on international trade. but the relationships behind it are showing signs of strain. as i said, china is warning it won't take us tariffs lying down. our correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. can you give us an idea of the kind of reaction in china to these deals? how serious are the statements that they might retaliate by putting their own tariffs on us imports? well, the reaction was quick and sharp, they believe the analysis carried out by the department of, or is and the conclusions reached are groundless —— by the department of commerce. china is saying it reserves the right to use the necessary measures to defend what it says are its rights. this is the latest chapter in what started out asa latest chapter in what started out as a spat on the trading relationship between united states and china when

us on social media. but for now from myself and the rest of the travel show team in mexico, it's adios. hello. or some of us, rather wintry tale. the culprit — an area of low pressure swinging in from the atlantic that will bring some disruptive snow to the northern half of the uk. some wet and windy conditions further south. so here it is — this weather front pushing in from the west. a low—pressure centre to the north. the low itself will keep the winds up right the way across the british isles. the worst of the snow will be through the morning in time for the rush hour, sadly, across scotland with 5—10 centimetres possible across the highlands. but a good few centimetres possible through the central belt, making for a dangerous rush hour. for northern ireland, perhaps the worst of the snow pulling away by 8am, but not i think before we've had some significant accumulations. snow for the pennines and the higher ground of wales too. but even to lower levels for a while, even possible across the midlands. then further south, we've got some heavy rain and some strong winds. so for the morning, a

oh my god we got to join us after the break because i sit down with write and mexico skip i'm dres why dog don't go anywhere. on. the london believe. that it. seems wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out just to. educate and gain from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. financial guy i don't buy any i'm on a few. of the flight. as of last summer buying from the future so truckers watch kaiser. and twenty forty you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it. the ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. those who took part in this to do over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. the stakes couldn't be higher and it's happening in syria the goal of destroying the islamic state is largely complete now the syrian proxy war is in train a new stage for the players and one of their aims and what does winning. yes m

tell us about the equity market in mexico and where you see major gains coming in the next six or sevens. before the elections i think the markets will express concerns. in the central market, but also equity market, will see losses there. nevertheless, the correction we have seen in global markets and shellingrtainty of the and markets in mexico, we could market. again very good companies are doing well and all the bad things happening in the third quarter of last year are gone, so we see a very good market in mexico. vonnie: gabrielle, thank you. it is time now for the stock of the hour, airbus. after the company's fourth-quarter reports, abigail doolittle is with us to tell us more. they put up impressive quarter and year, they also delivered a record number of planes in 2017 in the fourth quarter. planes, and looking ahead to 2018 it is expected to continue and deliver 800 lanes in 2018 -- planes in 2018. it hinges on fixing aircraft program issues. plane neededlitary a million dollar charge, and they have a narrow body plane issue with the engine, an innocent on friday, but with th

vehicles are usually used to commite more crimes, that that is the only reason people want to keep them, we have had cars taken to mexicohat has happened to us, but then we never hear from them again.when the van did not show up, sharky says he called police to report it stolen, but that's when this story gets tricky. the law, sharky says is not on the side of rental car companies. laguna. we can't just call police, we have to file a report after 5 days, then certified letter to address. but then a break. sharky says while stuck in traffic following a dentist appointment, he saw the van with it's distinctive plates. and decided to spring into action, he and a coworker followed the van to a restaurant watched as the three ate, then called police again, when the van with three people headed to the mission district. but still sharky says they said they couldn't help. so...laguna. we walked up kind, smiling asking we are with bandago, we just reported this stolen.sharky admits playing the role of a police officer confronting three people in his stolen vehicle was not a story this dad with two kids sat well with his wife.sha

i'm very frank you very much for joining us all the very best for the world cup with mexico i have one final thing to outproduce. spanish and he's a big. heroes is jose miguel has miguel come and sit next to you here right now. would you sign his shirts please these bets i'm sure. it's only a story it's not only the best. of you know you know. i mean you. know i write so i know you. guys. only. on we go tonight very very fine no more stuff. so ok thank you very much for joining us on the stand collymore show up on monday in the sum up morocco back twenty years since the last will cook how excited are you to be back at the world. went on to talk which i thought i. don't want to. but i thought by use from our local sports. football little. community and the whole when we. have a home we want to put out put up with any of that i. i'm going down that road south or came. in on one of them which i know this president down yes didn't i mean almost. and i was. almost i thought of us out and going along. but i said don't tell us about the moroccan to see. all these mix of experience and you. te

it is all because of a lack of agave, the plant used to make mexico's signature spirit.driving up prices worldwide. the industry claims it's doing what it can to correct the imbalance, but it typically takes seven or eight years for the plant to mature. so you will be paying more for the margaritas. thanks for spending part of your evening with me on the fox report, this sunday, february 11th, 2018. i'm rick leventhal. have a safe and productive week. we have a special two hour block of scandalous starting in about 12 seconds. ♪ >> previously on "scandalous"... >> there was suspicion aides were hiding documents about the clintons' involvement in a failed arkansas land deal called whitewater. >> whitewater only had four business partners -- jim and susan mcdougal, bill and hillary clinton. >> whitewater seemed to be a relatively small issue, but the only way to get it out of the way was to get somebody to come in and investigate, actually, what happened. >> so that's how i began. no, i won't be making any statements. >> the '94 revolution was the voters rendering a verdic

it is all because of a lack of agave, the plant used to make mexico's signature spirit.for the plant far exceeds its availability which is driving up prices worldwide. the industry claims it's doing what it can to correct the imbalance, but it typically takes seven or eight years for the plant to mature. so you will be paying more for the margaritas. thanks for spending part of your evening with me on the fox report, this sunday, february 11th, 2018. i'm rick leventhal. have a safe and productive week. we have a special two hour block of scandalous starting in about 12 seconds. that is someone who remembers her new orleans time. three years in moscow. great having you in dc thanks for coming down. appreciate you being with us. appreciate you being with us at home. "fox news sunday" starts right now. >>chris: talk about possible white house a shakeup after a domestic abuse scandal. while the president has no go. we will discuss what the deal means for the nation's debt, stock market and coming debate over the dreamers with white house the director, mick mulvaney was being

like to join our adventures on the road, you can follow us on social media, but for now from myself and the rest of the travel show team in mexicoold than it has been today. some rain around for some of us. has been today. some rain around for some of us. tomorrow has been today. some rain around for some of us. tomorrow will be much colder once again. england and wales seeing some showery outbreaks of rain through the afternoon. scotland and northern ireland, drierfor a time with some sunny spells coming back to northern ireland before the end of the afternoon. fairly brisk south—westerly wind. seven or 8 degrees down the eastern side of the uk. elsewhere, seven or 10 celsius, maybe as high as 12. gail is developing across england and wales this evening and overnight. more wet weather around. this is snow, particularly to southern scotland and northern england. several centimetres into details. snow to relatively low levels as well as it turns colder through the night and snow showers developing as temperatures dipped. there will be ice going into the morning. a much colder day for all tomorrow, with the north—westerly wind. th

live showing it doesn't look like much now but there's moisture gathering in the gulf of mexico that will bring us a soaking rain over the weekend. i'll have details on the timing and how much in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continue tonight. >> ♪ more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >> philadelphia police are looking for these two men they say ransacked a car and got away with super bowl tickets. the car was parked in a garage on north -- on the 1000 block of north delaware avenue in northern liberties in philadelphia. surveillance video shows the men roaming the garage on january 26th. the thieves swiped nearly $4,800 worth of items including those tickets. michael kors boots an louis vitton purse and c

/mexico border thousands of miles away. some use river to transport goods, others to migrate north. we find this man's family crossing. >> he made it to the u.s. and then was deported back to honduras and now is trying again? >> headed north to escape violence and poverty in h honduras. they once feared trump's tough talk on immigration not anymore. >> he says he's going to get there with or without a wall. every day they cross the river. this is not part of the challenge for those fleeing violence in central america. it only costs $1.50 to go from guatemala into mexico. once you get to that side the risks can be deadly, forcing many to hire a smuggler. >> this is a coyote, a human smuggler. he would only speak with us if we concealed his identity. he says he has brought in 1,000 people to the united states. charging $6,000 per person and works with a network of smugglers. he says it's easy to get from guatemala to mexico. what about mexico to the the u.s.? he says that one is a little more difficult. >> he noticed the flow of immig

us. we appreciate it. former new mexico governor bill richardson. >> thank you. >> with us tonight from there. >>> coming up for us, the president's comments on democrats and treason earn him a sharp rebuke from a fellow republican. we'll talk about that on the other side of this break. renew your sense of wonder... in the caribbean. for a limited time enjoy two free perks, like complimentary wi-fi and drinks. a savings up to $300 when you book now, during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. renein the caribbean.onder... for a limited time enjoy two free perks, like complimentary wi-fi and drinks. a savings up to $300 when you book now, during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. >>> mr. president, words matter. have we arrived at such a place of numb acceptance that we have nothing to say when a president of the united states casually suggests that those who choose not to stand or applaud his speech are guilty of treason? i certainly hope not. >> outgoing republican incumbent senator jeff flake of arizona took to

would like to join our adventures on the road and follow us on social media, but for now from myself and the rest of the travel show team in mexico also some wintry showers out and about. the highlands looked splendid, didn't they? after the recent snowfall here and clear blue skies as well. but looking ahead to the weekend's forecast, not so much sunshine to go around on saturday. sunday sees the sunshine return, along with some snow showers. it'll become windy for a time this weekend. here's the satellite picture. it shows an area of low pressure, a curl of cloud racing towards the british isles, and this cloud is going to be moving in, bringing a band of rain with it. and that rain is going to be quite heavy over the next few hours, turning readily to snow — even low down across parts of eastern scotland. i think we will see things turning rather wintry. the other thing you'll notice if you're out and about first thing is how cold it feels. yes, we're looking at a widespread frost and a risk of some icy stretches first thing. now, looking at the weather in a little bit more detail through saturday morning. the snow across scot

then we are live in santa fe, new mexico for the next stop on the 50 capital store. joining us is former new mexico governor bill richardson on key issues facing his stay in the country. also, new mexico speaker of the discuss howe on to national issues are playing out in the state legislature. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. federal reserve chair jerome powell testified before the house financial services committee to deliver the central bank's semi annual monetary policy report. he said the economic outlook

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like to join our adventures on the road, you can follow us on social media, but for now from myself and the rest of the travel show team in mexicoof the weekend is looking brighter than saturday from most of us, lots of sunshine around but it will fill that bit cold as well. we start both written and morning with very strong winds across the east and south—east of the country slowly easing away and for most of us there will be sometime wintry showers. there is the area of low pressure pushing off into the north sea, taking the gulf was winds with it. all the airdigging in taking the gulf was winds with it. all the air digging in behind the system and allowing those wintry showers to dive their way south eastwards. when the showers from the word go across western scotland, northern ireland north—west england, further, some snow over the high ground, certainly across the western half of scotland. what this on the eastern scotland, central and eastern scotland, central and eastern part of england but some showers may even if the south beach but for rich the south—east. it will feel cold with those bass riddled with dolly wins. the