mexico. so it included, nevada in new mexico and utah and most of arizona and parts of wyoming and parts of colorado. so that's about a that's about a third of mexico this area. so we'll look at that. well look something that area first. but to do a little bit of background, let's talk about andrew jackson. that's a presidential presidential portrait of andrew jackson an illustration talk a little bit about jack sodium democracy. so we haven't talked about jacksonian democracy much yet. we're kind of coming out of the year of good feelings, and we talked about the market revolution, but jackson when he was elected president, he had won the popular vote in 1824, but lost the presid. a and the electoral college and in the house of representatives and so he ran for office in a sense for four years in the name of democracy and popular democracy. jackson was the first populist president in american history, and he imagined himself as a jeffersonian in favor of the yeoman farmers and in favor of li

he is going to take the national highway on into mexico, on into mexico city. his first meeting with santa ana is the kind of battle that would normally end any other war. that is the battle of cerro gordo, at the passive cerro gordo on april 18th in 1847. it's been about a year since the war started. but despite not having high ground, despite fighting in another country's territory, scott's army is victorious, santa ana retreats from the field. i can't remember if this is the battle where the americans came away with one of santa ana's legs are not, get a false leg, prosthetic leg, he always carried a few extras, as you can imagine. so, there are sometimes weird trophies in wartime, due to atrocities there is even weirder trophies but i don't know full of time to talk about today. it may have been cerro gordo, i'm not sure. well, scott passed on to occupy the city of puebla. puebla, mexico is one of the, i think, the most beautiful cities on the continent, i haven't been then a couple of decades. but it is a wonderful place. he is occupying puebla in may, on

today, a reporters explore mexico. there's so much to see and do with fabulous speeches, ancient cultures, and delicious kazi 1st, eva's rebec shows you 3 cool mexico city neighborhoods that you won't necessarily find in your average guidebook. ben drew karate takes you to chick janisa, one of the most important ruins and mexico's yucatan peninsula. and when you've had your fill of culture, will end with something to tickle your taste, but a colony city to are ready. let's go welcome to mexico city. now this is not just any city, it's a huge metropolis. that's home to 9000000 people. and honestly, i know mexico city doesn't have the best reputation. but today i want to show you a very different side to the city, maybe a side that you didn't even know existed. so in this episode, we're going to travel to 3 very different neighborhoods across mexico city. and we're going to see how people will call them home, live and work a ready, mammoth let go. we're starting out in a so called barrier, magical or magic neighbourhood

today a reporters explore mexico. there's so much to see and do with fabulous features, ancient cultures, and delicious clothing. first events rebec shows you 3 core mexico city neighborhood that you won't necessarily find in your average guidebook. then, drew karate takes you to chick janisa, one of the most important ruins and mexico, yucatan peninsula. and when you've had your fill of culture, will end with something to tickle your taste buds, a cullen, airy city to ready. let's go with them to mexico city. now, this is not just any city, it's a huge metropolis. that's home to 9000000 people. and honestly, i know mexico city doesn't have the best reputation, but today i want to show you a very different side to this. maybe a side let you didn't even know existed. so in this episode, we're going to travel to 3 very different neighborhoods across mexico city. and we're going to see how people will call them home, live and work a ready, mammoth let go. we're starting out in a so called barrier, magical or magic neighb

today a reporters explore mexico. there's so much to see and do with fabulous features, ancient cultures, and delicious, crazy. first, eva's rebec shows you 3 cool mexico city neighborhoods that you won't necessarily find in your average guidebook. ben drew karate takes you to chick janisa, one of the most important ruins and mexico, stupid and peninsula. and when you've had your fill of culture, will end with something to tickle your taste buds. a culinary city tour. ready? let's go welcome to mexico city. now this is not just any city, it's a huge metropolis. that's home to 9000000 people. and honestly, i know mexico city doesn't have the best reputation, but today i want to show you a very different side to the city, maybe a side that you didn't even know existed. so in this episode, we're going to travel to 3 very different neighborhoods across mexico city. and we're going to see how people will call them home, live and work a ready, mammoth let's go. we're starting out in a so called barrier, magical or magic nei

today, a reporters explore mexico. there's so much to see and do with fabulous beaches, ancient cultures, and delicious. cuz the 1st events rebec shows you 3 cool mexico city neighborhoods that you won't necessarily find. and your average guidebook andrew karate takes you to chick janisa, one of the most important ruins and mexico, yucatan peninsula. and when you've had your fill of culture, will end with something to tickle your teeth, but a culinary city to are ready. let's go with welcome to mexico city. now this is not just any city, it's a huge metropolis. that's home to 9000000 people. and honestly, i know mexico city doesn't have the best reputation. but today i want to show you a very different side to the city, maybe a side that you didn't even know existed. so in this, so if we're going to travel to 3 very different neighborhoods across mexico city and we're going to see how people will call them home, live and work. are you ready? mamma's let go. we're starting out in a so called burial magical or magic neig

comes from or through mexico. host: sam quinones has covered migration, immigration and the drug epidemic for many years and was quoted in the los angeles times as saying i've followed the debate on illegal immigration for more than 20 years during which time i worked as a journalist in mexico and the u.s.. the issue has dominated, i come to believe, by america's desire to have it all. we want cheap stuff and low prices and we want to luxuriate in complaints about strangers in our midst who don't assimilate as fast as we imagine our grandparents did. sam: i think that is very much still the case. i've often felt in many areas, the presence of illegal mexican immigrants is tolerated, sometimes even applauded because americans on one hand, we like this stuff they provide us. they work very, very hard and become very creative and innovative. there are many costs that come along with that. there is no free lunch, there are trade-offs in almost every part of life and this is no different. you have people who suffer and

with out my background in mexico. in fact, i don't understand how anybody writes about drug trafficking, drug use without understanding mexico because almost everything abused in this country comes from or through mexico. host: sam quinones has covered migration, immigration and the drug epidemic for many years and was quoted in the los angeles times as saying i've followed the debate on illegal immigration for more than 20 years during which time i worked as a journalist in mexico and the u.s.. the issue has dominated, i come to believe, by america's desire to have it all. we want cheap stuff and low prices and we want to luxuriate in complaints about strangers in our midst who don't assimilate as fast as we imagine our grandparents did. sam: i think that is very much still the case. i've often felt in many areas, the presence of illegal mexican immigrants is tolerated, sometimes even applauded because americans on one hand, we like this stuff they provide us. they work very, very hard and become very creative and in

esta es la informaciÓn en coahuila, mÉxico. fÉlix: seguimos dependiente de tu informaciÓn y nosotros continuamos en mÉxico con el dramÁtico pedido de ayuda por vÍdeo del periodista jesÚs lemus barajas por miedo de que atenten contra su vida o la de su familia. lemus, especialista de temas de corrupciÓn t—mec graves represalias por la publicaciÓn de su Último libro, a diferencia de otros periodistas organizados tras dar sus negocios turbios es seÑal nada mÁs y nada menos que al click al general como su potencial amenaza. >> me quieren detener, temo por mi vida, por mi seguridad, en mÉxico no hay condiciones para hacer periodismo. todo esto viene a raÍz de la publicaciÓn del libro. reportera: eta es lo que hace del auxilio por medio de ser arrestado y perdiÓ la vida el reconocido periodista mexicano jesÚs lemus barajas. >> la fiscalÍa de la repÚblica mikel detener, han intentado no se que cosas. hay una orden, hay una carpeta de investigaciÓn que se ha integrado mi domicilio en el estado de michoacÁn, y posi

new mexico was much larger than the modern state of new mexico. it included nevada and new mexico and utah, most of arizona, parts of wyoming, parts of colorado. that's about a third of mexico, this area. we will look at that. we will look something at that area first. to do background, let's talk about andrew jackson. that's the presidential portrait of andrew jackson, an illustration. we will talk about jacksonian democracy. we haven't talked about jacksonian democracy much yet. we've had it coming out of the year of good feelings. we talked about the market revolution. jackson, when he was elected president, he had won the popular vote in 1824 but lost the presidency and the electoral college and the house of representatives. he ran for office for four years in the name of democracy and popular democracy. jackson was the first populist president in american history. he imagined himself as a jeffersonian, in favor of the yeoman farmers, in favor of liberty. he's quite a bit different than jefferson. jefferson thought he was a little wacky, i thi

reportero: un profesionista promedio en mÉxico gana $450 al mes. walter por trabajar tres meses en la cosecha de cereza ganaba el dinero para vivir un aÑo en mÉxico. >> ganas un buen dinero y te olvidas de esa trampa mortal que es latinoamÉrica. reportero: un trabajador agrÍcola en estados unidos que me promediÓ $15 la hora. en canadÁ se les ofrece hasta $27, un paraÍso para cualquier campesino. >> como una persona que viene de una carencia econÓmica muy fuerte y en canadÁ descubre que puede ganar mÁs y que en canadÁ lo tratan mucho mejor que en mÉxico. reportero: la cereza atrae a muchos inmigrantes al aÑo. la mayorÍa entra con visa de turista porque los 90 dÍas de estancia le permite estar durante la cosecha de tres meses. se debe comprobar que eres campesino y vives en zona rural. no se aceptan residentes urbanos ni profesionistas. patricia: no estÁ mal. en breve, labores para rescatar los cuerpos de los mineros atrapados en mÉxico podrÍan demorar mÁs de lo esperado. en el salvador se presenta una nueva acusaciÓn penal contra

he conditions not only here in mexico, but in the united states and mexico just last month. july was the hottest month recorded in mexico since 1953. so these extreme, he conditions certainly are doing anything to help alleviate the situation here. right, so we see the water shortages are affecting millions of people in the city of monterey . and you say this is, these are really historic drought like conditions. what now, how is the water supply or the shortage in the southwestern us, affecting northern mexico. miriam, when you can, when you begin to take a look at the scale of, of the situation the, the sort of measures that are being taken on the other side of the border in the united states. you really get a sense of the scale of this crisis. talking about the colorado river, for example, a river that provides drinking water to 40000000 residents across separate different states. in states like arizona and nevada residence have already been forced to cut back on how much water they're taking from the river. and that's 40000000 people before the river crosses the border i

the northwest of mexico. they have such an enormous capacity for both the synthetic drugs, they have covered the country. vermont, l.a. has fentanyl, did not use you. all of the cities and between towns, rural areas, et cetera are covered and the stuff now. this is what ties a lot of these towns together. we are all part of the same thing. itt used to be drug use was very regional. we step one store here five in amounts the story it would be very different. that is no longer the case. they have coveredre the entire country and methamphetamine and fed to melt largely because these drugs are both synthetic you can make them from chemicals. no plants involved who do not need to grow them under the sun. no farmers or need to harvest themth that sort of thing. the production capacity down in mexico has outstripped anything we have ever seen before, that has allowed them to cover the country in these two drugs. that is one of the main things that connects the talents you mentioned and many others. >> mr. could you

this is what mexico is." this is, "all these flavors you can find in mexico? holy crap!" i feel like food is the one common thing that everyone has with each other. there always will be a need for someone to cook food. it's the most blue-collar, humbling job you can have. you know, chefs get glamorized, but at the end of the day, i have the same job that the woman that makes food in mexico for a family of six, that cleans their house, and is also their caretaker. she does the same thing that i do. she makes people happy with what she makes. you know, i'm a cook before i'm a chef, i'm a mom before i'm a chef. troy: just the voice that she gives for females in the kitchen, too. i mean, we don't have very many female-led kitchens. it's been a boys' club for far too long. you want females telling their own food story, you want, you know, people of color, you want people of all kinds of ethnicities, you know, telling their original stories, and that's what claudette's doing. that story is important because it's our story. claudette: i think the best thng that we, as chefs, can

somewhere, in mexico. he was the most wanted drug lord in the world, implicated in hundreds of murders, and finding him became the dangerous mission of this man, and a team of u.s. and mexican law enforcement agents. >> i am pretty sure i never started interview off with a question i am about to ask you. you are chasing some really bad people, with really long memories. what are you doing, talking to me in front of these cameras? >> originally, i started out under an alias. >> for the first time ever, this former dea agent was coming out of the shadows, despite fears for his life. >> the danger is real, right? >> i have to watch my back, the same way, whether i was under an alias, or using my real name. >> is it a calculated risk? >> i am always calculating it, in my head. it was time to step up and be proud of what i had done, of what my teammates had done. >> his name is drew hogan, facing incredible odds, him and his team put their lives on the line to stop an elusive prey. we go inside drew's hunt as h

how to sell a mexico on al jazeera lou . ah, he watching out as a reminder of our top stories, the sour $5000000.00 residence in the mexican city of monterey running out of water and relying on tank is areas, reservoirs, lakes and dams have dropped to critical levels. humans actually general antonio terrace has visited ukraine, southern food city of odessa, to review the shipment of grain while they're equal for the russian held nuclear power plant in supper, asia to be deemed miniaturized in northern, sorry, at least 15 people, including 5 children, have been killed in a rocket attack on a market area around the city of al bob is under the control of turkey act, opposition fighters. syrian government forces have been accused of carrying out friday's attack in retaliation for recent rate. now police in nicaragua have arrested a catholic, bishop known for his criticism of president daniel ortega, rolando alvarez is being detained at his home in the capitol. police had rapidly been preventing him from leaving his home for the

with the progress we saw in mexico city feels remote here in mexico state. more women are killed than anywhere else in the country. and the age of the victims is getting younger. a pink cross marks the spot where a famous site is taking place. this is the latest murder to have happened here. and it's left the mother of the victim. isolated and terrified in this harsh landscape . milan boiler down. what happened to your family in december? me for flavor your leather. he assessing another in the c. m. well look. no love. we know if we went a mother in mexico, are you not barnett? he said he said, who had a thing gone. it is worth it. ja janice who joyce wearily that get the in this isn't your mood ting gone so so. so more just cause as yet it will not exceed lengthy, extra in the me, lemonade out, it may yellow amanela the combat lift, mike, did he a list of the left or no rocha? yeah. necessity. but k yet i'm, you will, you know, so the melanie was only 13 years old. her pink school bag still hangs on the wall. again that i don't believe she had 2 little sist

speaking to us from mexico city. next up, the political crisis in pakistan where the former prime minister imran khan is facing an anti-terrorism charges. television stations are barred from airing his speeches live. we will speak with the author and historian tariq ali. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to look at a political crisis in pakistan where the former prime minister imran khan has been charged under pakistan's anti-terrorism act. it is the latest escalation between the pakistani state and khan, who remains highly popular following his ouster from office in april in what he described as a form of "u.s.-backed regime change." khan has continued to give major rallies across pakistan. but over the weekend, pakistani authorities banned tv stations from broadcasting his speeches live. then on monday, police filed anti-terrorism charges against him after he a gave speech accusing police office

estamos con sandra desde el reclusorio norte decÍa de mÉxico en la audiencia de murillo. sandra: buenas tardes. aÚn no concluye esta audiencia inicial en el reclusorio norte. son ya varias horas. comenzÓ desde las 9:00 y ministerio pÚblico ha acusado formalmente al exprocurador de fabricar pruebas y manipular la informaciÓn. mientras sus abogados argumentan la defensa. vamos a dar la siguiente nota. en un hecho histÓrico en mÉxico un ex fiscal es llevado ante las autoridadesy serÁ juzgado por delitos graves. >> el hecho de que hayan llegado a ceder una orden de aprehensiÓn y siendo un asunto que pudiera ser de los asuntos de mÁs trascendencia y mÁs relevancia en la historia de mÉxico, lÓgicamente serÍa prÁcticamente imposible el hecho de que no llevarÁ a cabo sus procesos en libertad. >> luego de prometer toda la noche cena citalÁ cine de la fiscalÍa general de la repÚblica por la maÑana el exprocurador fue trasladado al reclusorio norte de la ciudad de mÉxico donde comenzÓ la audiencia inicial para determinar su situaciÓn jurÍdica. es acusado de de

the four deaths have stunned the muslim community in new mexico. police are still trying to determine a motive. in a news release, the department said a "interpersonal conflict may have led to the shooting." we will have more on this story after headlines. in nebraska, a mother and her teenage daughter have been charged with felonies after the mother helped her daughter obtain a medication abortion. authorities built their case in part on private facebook messages between the mother and daughter which were obtained through a warrant. investigators also obtained the teenager's medical records. authorities say the teenager, who was 17 at the time, broke the law by getting an abortion after 20 weeks. the mother and daughter are also accused of burning and burying the fetus. the teenager is being charged as an adult at the request of prosecutors. in california, a group of asian-american residents have filed a class-action lawsuit against the sheriff and other officials in siskiyou county in northern california. the lawsuit accuses the officials of a "s

la familia de los 10 mineros desap cid en mÉxico aceptan el plan del gobierno. en el lugar harÁn una capilla para honrarlos ha pasad familias se resignan que sacar a los mineros puede tomar 6 meses. esta es la noticia principal y ademÁs, este lunes. >>> peligro inundaciÓn, despuÉs de las lluvias histÓricas en mississippi. pone en peligro a cientos de hogares, muchos otros no tienen agua potable ¿quÉ hacer si me despiden? las empresas harÁn recortes de personal y el mercado laboral sigue fuerte. expertos nos dan informaciÓn para enfrentar tiempos difÍciles. >>> cambio de planes, ante el retraso de la misiÓn artemis po problemas tÉcnicos desde cabo caÑaveral tenemos lo Último del regreso a la luna. ♪ >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro ♪ ♪ >>> buenas tardes, comenzamos hoy con la desesperanza en coahuila mÉxico esta es una noticia en desarrollo. las familias de los mineros atrapados en una mina de carbÓn aceptaron que no podrÁn sacarlos con vida. han pasado 26 dÍas del derrumbe.26 dÍas de esfuerzos para rescatarlos, hoy la resignaci�

patricia: ni siquiera el drone submarino pudo ayudar en la inundaciÓn de lÁminas de mÉxico. el super slam de denny's esta de regreso. con tocino, salchicha, huevos, hashbrowns y buttermilk pancakes por solo $6.99. este verano, dale un break a tu cartera y mándala en un slamcation. ahorra y disfruta en denny's, el diner favorito de todos. eres un maestro del zurcido. pero tu staff ya no da la talla. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed.com/oferta - ¿qué te pasa? - hay una flex alert, redime tu crédito de 75 dólares así que me estoy mentalizando para el apagón. podemos ayudar a evitar uno, reduciendo nuestro consumo de energía de 4-9pm. ¿y ahora? pisé un cable. culpable. cuando se trata de prevenir apagones, tenemos el poder. patricia: la policÍa lo arrestÓ y lo acuso de ser el principal sospechoso de ser asesinado, por menos a dos de cuatro musulmanes baleados. seÑalÓ que los crÍmenes fueron por un conflicto interperso

escuche es el emblemático zócalo de méxico que se llena de música y danza durante la feria de la cultura de varios indígenas con trajes típicos y los bailarines interpretaron números de distintas partes del país incluirá la calinda una fiesta folclórica con varias marionetas de la región de oaxaca y la orquesta de oaxaca música de canciones >>> esta es la octava edición de esta feria. muy buenoida en los Últimos dÍas. >>> y cada vez es mÁs comÚn el fenÓmeno de familias migrantes con nacionalidades diversa, durante su camino al norte bebÉs nacen y tienen doble nacionalidad y difiere la de sus padres a veces. >>> en pennsylvania enfrenta dos cargos un hombre por atropellar a un grupo de personas y presuntamente matar a su madre adriÁn osvaldo de 24 aÑo estÁ detenido sin derecho a fianza despuÉs que la policÍa ind cara que tras discutir con su madre condujo su vehÍculo contra una multitud que realizar aba un evento de recaudaciÓn de fondos, y allÍ muriÓ una mujer y 17 personas resultaron heridas, de acuerdo con el reporte policial mÁs tarde supuestamente regresÓ a

claudia: para el 2023 arizona, nevada y mÉxico van a sufrir cortes de agua, nevada perderÍa un 11%, mÉxico perderÍa un 7%, pero arizona se lleva la peor parte, perdiendo el 21% de su cuota anual del rÍo. >> las alarmas llevan sonando dÉcadas para advertirnos de eso, que la regiÓn se arriesga a quedarse sin agua. claudia: en arizona, claudia ramos, univisiÓn. ilia: una mujer se atrincherÓ y dispara un rifle de asalto desde el interior de una patrulla. migrantes desafÍan la barrera de contenedores en el muro fronterizo en arizona y saltan a estados unidos desde mÉxico. emiten alerta ante el aumento de robos bien, bien, bien, ¿qué tenemos aquí? ¡un mágico lugar que espera ser asustado! ♪♪ halloween time ha vuelto a disneyland y disney california adventure parks quitarse las esposas, sino tambÉn agarrar un r ilia: la policÍa arrestÓ a una mujer, la desposÓ y sentÓ en un auto patrullero, pero ella logrÓ quitarse las esposas, tomÓ un rifle de asalto y se atrincherÓ durante tres horas en el vehÍculo y empezÓ disparar indiscriminadamente, un agente y otro hombre resultar

i'll just ita, live eve, ukraine, mexico for my attorney general. hi, this maria has been arrested as part of an investigation into the disappearance of 43 students. back in 2014, maria led the original inquiry which was highly criticized. he is accused of being involved in the torture and for the disappearance, as well as obstruction of justice. there was international outrage when the students disappeared 8 years ago in the south western city of the walla. on friday friday, mexico's president repeated his promise to punish those responsible for the disappearance of those students or yahoo! of course the case is not closed. the commission's report has been released and the prosecutor's office will continue to work on it. that one of her lover uncovering the truth, strengthens institutions and punishes those responsible police in nicaragua, have arrested a catholic bishop known for his criticism of president daniel ortega, viola rolanda oliver, and says bank attended his home in the capital managua, as a latin american and his hillers and human repo

man, my rapid reports from mexico city extreme drought conditions persist in northern mexico. the city of monterey home to some 5000000 people has been particularly hard hit. when the moses stay, but in the put allow ayana's papacy, people are fighting over the water. the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line as chaos in our neighborhood is sad, but what can we do? we need a miracle. these are the driest conditions. the region has seen in 30 years with recorded rainfall levels far below average for in, during a recent visit to monterey, mexico's president under this manuel lopez over to lord promised to continue to provide emergency government assistance. you'll go game. i believe this situation will help lead everyone towards participating in the conservation of water so that we will be more conscious about the importance of his wydell resource at k. experts say as much as 65 percent of mexico's territory is currently experiencing moderate to severe drought conditions they attributed in part to this year's unseasonable la . nina, weather pattern, which has pushed ra

cada vez son mÁs las mujeres que desaparecen en mÉxico. paola ramos investigÓ. y la nasa se prepara para lanzar artemis 1 con destino a la luna. ♪(mÚsica)♪ . ♪(mÚsica)♪ . (comerciales) la segunda mitad de la vida puede ser la mejor. más experiencia y sabiduría. más familia. por eso no arriesgamos nuestra salud con el covid. la reforzamos. después de los 50 nos cuidamos más. las dosis de refuerzo extienden la protección contra los riesgos del covid como la enfermedad grave, daños a los órganos e incluso la muerte. las vacunas y las dosis de refuerzo son nuestra mejor defensa contra las peores consecuencias del covid. refuérzate. llegar hasta aquí no fue fácil. pero desde el principio en nissan conocimos nuestro potencial. dando siempre lo mejor, superamos cualquier obstáculo en nuestro camino. subimos hasta las cimas más altas sin que nada nos detuviera. desafiamos cada terreno solo para ver qué tan lejos podíamos llegar. nuestros comienzos nos trajeron hasta aquí. pero es la emoción del camino lo que nos lleva a descubrir qué más es

nos vamos a mÉxico con valeria leÓn y los Últimos detalles ¿qÉe tal? >>> esta inÉdita detenciÓn se d un dÍa despuÉs de la presentaciÓn de este informe co los Últimos avances sobre el caso ayotzinapa. calificado como un crimen de estado al exprocurador se le acusa de tortura y desapariciÓn forzada, esta maÑana andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, presidente de mÉxico, se refiriÓ al caso ayotzinapa y esto fue lo que dijo >>> desde luego el caso no estÁ cerrado, la fiscalÍa va a segui actuando y tambiÉn va a corres ponder a los jueces y al poder judicial la impar taciÓn de la justicia >>> el exprocurador fue detenido en su domicilio, sin que Él pusiera resistencia en esta detenciÓn. despuÉs fue llevado la fiscalÍa y mÁs tarde, serÁ presentando ante las autoridades. >>> gracias valeria leÓn por el reporte. nos quedamos en mÉxico, la violencia comenzÓ a tensar la relaciÓn con estados unidos washington pidiÓ resultados en cuestiÓn de seguridad lo hizo a travÉs de ken salazar despuÉs de otra jornada violenta isa osorio reporta >>> el fue

and my rapid reports from mexico city extreme drought conditions persist in northern mexico. the city of monterey home to some 5000000 people has been particularly hard hit. when the moses stay, belinda put allow ayana's papacy. people are fighting over the water, the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line as chaos in our neighborhood is sad, but what can we do? we need a miracle. these are the driest conditions. the region has seen in 30 years with recorded rainfall levels far below average for in, during a recent visit to monterey, mexico's president under this manuel lopez over at other promised to continue to provide emergency government assistance. you'll go game. i believe this situation will help lead everyone towards participating in the conservation of water so that we will be more conscious about the importance of is vital resource at k. experts say as much as 65 percent of mexico's territory is currently experiencing moderate to severe drought conditions. the attributed in part to this year's unseasonable la, nina weather pattern, which has pushed rain and

. >>> estÁ tras las rejas un exfiscal de mÉxico, josÉ murillo. lo acusan por el caso ayotzinapa. >>> la fiscalÍa va a seguir auc taund. >>> la fiscalÍa mexicana emitiÓ un centenar de Órdenes de aprehensiÓn contra mandos militares. - agentes de ice son acusados de violencia inncesaria en una empacadora de carne en tennessee el 2018. >>> todavÍa hay temor, y todavÍa hay mucha gente que estÁ traumatizada por este evento. >>> durante la redada casi 100 personas detenidas por ice, a solo 11 les imputaron cargos, varios fueron... >>> porciÓn de la costa noreste de mÉxico y sur de texas esperan lluvias e inundaciones repentinas en texas en los prÓximo dÍas. >>> aterrizaje de emergencia en una avioneta esquivando a conductores en florida. les contamos si hubo heridos en este incidente. pero antes:. ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> >>> comenzamos con una noticia en desarrollo, el exprocurador general de mÉxico. >>> valeria leÓn estÁ en ciudad de mÉxico con los detalles del arresto. valeria, buenas noches. >>> ¿quÉ tal johana? el fiscal fue llevado al

no cesa la ola de violencia en mÉxico. hablamos con la ex embajadora de estados unidos en mÉxico. primero fue el hobbit y ahora de regreso a clases, los estudiantes tendrÁ que lidiar con la viruela del mono. este juego podrÍa convertirse en el primer miembro de la generaciÓn z en llegar al congreso. todo en " leÓn: el papa francisco bendecirÁ maÑana a 20 nuevos cardenales menores de 80 aÑos, lo que les permitirÍa elegir a su sucesor. suman 83 los cardenales nombrados por el papa francisco. estÁ claro que no se sabe cÓmo van a votar los cardenales, pero las probabilidades de que se ha elegido alguien que comparta las visiones del papa francisco, son cada vez mayores. amnistÍa internacional reiterÓ este jueves que la medida de excepciÓn en el salvador ha creado una crisis de derechos humanos. una ola de asesinatos a finales de marzo le dio pie a la asamblea legislativa otorgar poderes asÍ zonales al presidente nayib bukele. en argentina, la vicepresidenta cristina fernÁndez de kirchner estÁ acusado de encabezar un esquema de corrupciÓn. el fiscal ha pedido 12 aÑos

-mexico border. of course, we know that the fentanyl is coming through this border and it start in china. coming up national border patrol council president brandon judd is here and andy joining me as more migrants are being bussed from texas and dropped off to nation's capital and newly minted mayra flores is here at curving the chaos at the border. don't miss my fox nation round table at the border streamed live this morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on fox nation. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: welcome back, coming to you live from the southern border. yesterday i visited the texas department of public safety's drug warehouse with lieutenant christopher oliveraz. watch. >> what you're seeing here is a large bulk of marijuana, just multiple seizures seized by dps personnel through operation lone star and example of extraordinary work done by the personnel seizing drugs that are coming across the river and how the dru

in the last four years, human trafficking in mexico increased by 40%. we have to remember, jose, that mexico has one of the highest rates of human trafficking in the world. so, in mexico we talk to human traffickers that sort of gave us a little context as to what's happening. they call women, they lure them into jobs, they lie to them and say they'll have opportunities, they'll be able to, you know, succeed in mexico, and then for at least ten years they're then forced into prostitution. if they try to leave, many of them end up dead. that's what the human trafficker told us. in those ten years, they can't talk to their family members. that's part of the story of what's behind this crisis. >> we have a clip when you -- you on the cell phone talked to this person who is like a monster. let's play it. [ speaking non-english ] so if you didn't hear it, let me translate real quick. he tells you women are being lied to about the work they'll do and that he -- this is just one, he has about 200 women killed in his time. he also says the organization works ha

ilia: continuamos en mÉxico. familiares de los 10 mineros atrapados en coahuila dijeron que se suspenderÁn las labores de rescate en la mina iniciarÁ una capilla para honrar a las vÍctimas. familiares indicaron que la titular de protecciÓn civil laura velÁsquez convenciÓ las esposas de los mineros para dejar sus cuerpos. horas antes el presidente habÍa dicho que cabarÍan una mina cielo abierto y en rescatarÍa en los cuerpos. jorge: colombia y venezuela de un paso para restablecer las relaciones diplomÁticas. armando benedetti y ya estÁ en caracas como representante del gobierno colombiano. ambos paÍses rompieron relaciones en el 2019 cuando el entonces presidente colombiano ivÁn duque reconociÓ juan wade o como presidente interino de venezuela, en represalia nicolÁs maduro expulsÓ al embajador de colombia. ilia: mÁs de 2000 inmigrantes es en realidad su sueÑo americano y se convirtieron en estadounidenses. o recibieron el certificado de naturalizaciÓn que les permitirÁ estrenar uno de sus dere

man, you are apollo, reports from mexico city. violence appears to be on the rise in mexico. attacks against businesses in states like halley's feel and going to handle only with okay, a rampage that left at least 9 dead in soothe waters. and a wave of violence in the city of tiquana all in the span of a wheat has left many wondering what exactly is going on. we know so far is that would be how is, is a series of unrelated brands that have been very close to each other within, within a single week. um, those are each one of those has a different logic. each one of those has each a different trigger. the attacks of spur, the mexican government to deploy national guard troops to states like baja, california, mexico's president and the discipline will lopez over to the lord. acknowledge the violence, but says it has been blown out of proportion by his political opponents. they thank you. no, sir. okay. i go. i really, everyone relaxed there is govern ability. yes, there is stability at the same time. those named chester, my adversary's, the conservative to magnify things, and carry out

gladly loving life is finally returned to normal in mexico. and the appoint covered platform is receiving fewer requests. but it serves to strengthen the network of therapists who are interested in reaching out to a population in need equal con, compromised focus on them. and i'm willing amendment in the has to come about in a very organic way, but so enough is referring people to us who need low cost mental health. okay. at this young, the sequel luca, idaho gospel always has been somewhat gay. good, sometimes we think, does no one lie to hell them, us eco, cuz listening to some one can really save lives. boys at about to be that bill coming in on sunday, august on the point could have helped to improve mental health in mexico during upon demik. and we'll continue their work going forward. and now to a question that concerns roughly half of the world's adult population. does the coven vaccination have an effect on menstruation? according to a new study? the answer is yes. d w reporter, hangs when lee talks to one of the studies or says stop t

polÍticas de trump esta es nuestra noticia principal ademÁs este martes: >>> termina el quÉdate en mÉxico el gobierno anuncia el fin del programa que obliga a los solicitantes de asilo a esperar del otro lado de la frontera revisamos lo que esto significa para quienes aguardan y como impactan los nuevos casos >>> dentro de la mina un dron acuÁtica capta las primeras imÁgenes turbulencias complican el rescate pero las autoridades todavÍa creen que se pueden sacado vivos >>> serena williams se retira del tenis la mejor jugadora de la historia ha reflexionado mucho sobre su carrera y su futuro. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes el allanamiento del fbi en la casa de trump en la florida lleva al paÍs a un territorio desconocido es la primera vez en la historia que se lleva a cabo en la residencia de un expresidente de los estados unidos todavÍa falta una fotografÍa mÁs clara quÉ es lo que buscaba el fbi ademÁs cÓmo afecta esto las aspiraciones polÍticas de trump tenemos una cobertura en equipo desde la residencia del expresidente trump y comenzamos con rogel

northern areas of mexico, we've got a severe drought here. we have seen some flash flooding though from the heavy rain that continues along the west coast. we're going to see the rain pick up as well for the yucatan peninsula. heavy falls here, but much twice for costa rica and panama by friday. ah, ah, you as president joe biden signs the inflation reduction act, a $430000000000.00 bill to type of climate change and lower health care costs. ah, i money in say this is out there. life always. so coming up, fighting for a political life, us congresswoman list chinese battles a candidate backed by donald trump for charles to represent the republican party in mid term elections. later this year, an investigation into the killing of 5 children earlier this month and gaza finds bass and is ready as strike was responsible. brazil's president valuable sanara officially launches his re election campaign from the spot where he was stabbed as a candidate for years ago. ah, you as president joe biden has signed into law, a $430000000000.00 climate health

vamos a seguir monitoreando por las fuertes lluvias que lleva a méxico. más hacia el norte el panorama caluroso. arizona, nevada y por supuesto california donde las temperaturas van a continuar en los tres dígitos pero son los del valle central. oigan, por cierto. ya salieron las primeras imágenes de esta fuerte tormenta que hoy se espera de la más grande una tormenta región magnética producida por el sol que llegó ayer y ya tenemos imágenes muy impresionantes. lo que vemos es como funciona. el campo magnético de la tierra atrapa esa masa de protones emitidos por eso que llegan a la tierra y generan las auroras boreales. les tengo las imágenes. son extraordinarias no se la vayan a perder. por cierto viene más esta noche tendremos más tormentas magnéticas más auroras boreales no se pierdan las imágenes al regresar >> las mujeres suelen presentar más síntomas que los hombres cuando de enfermedades al corazón se tratan. >> esto con el reporte presentado por la asociación americana del corazón. detalla que las mujeres con insuficiencia car

en mÉxico los albergues estÁn abarrotados y sin recursos para dar atenciÓn bÁsica. marlene guzmÁn tiene mÁs de esta crisis humanitaria que a veces parece no tener fin. marlene: la llegada masiva de migrantes a mÉxico y estados unidos parece no tener fin. en ambos lados de la frontera la situaciÓn es incontrolable. en ciudades fronterizas de texas como mcallen llegan a diario unos 250 migrantes que fueron liberados. >> estamos recibiendo a haitÍ, cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, colombia. marlene: reynosa alojan a inmigrantes en total hacinamiento. >> no habÍamos tenido una poblaciÓn tan alta que en estos Últimos tres aÑos. marlene: a pesar de que todo los dÍas despiden a familias... que cumplen con los requisitos para cruzar el puente fronterizo y procesar sus solicitudes de asilo y comenzar la nueva vida que tanto anhelan... los albergues en mÉxico estÁn abarrotados de haitianos y centroamericanos, agotando los recursos. algunos llegaron recientemente. >> venimos sufriendo en el camino y otra vez pido para atrÁs, estÁ bien fregado. marlene: evidencia de la

comes across the border from mexico. what is happening is, as the dea has told me, the cartels are building massive labs in mexico to manufacture fentanyl from the precursor chemicals. so what we need to do first is find out in whatever way we can what precursor chemicals are being shipped from china or india, or other places, to mexico, and what happens to them once they arrived at the port? there is a major port on the west coast of mexico, the pacific coast. that is where most of it comes through. although there are plenty of other places too. we need greater intelligence work to find out what is happening, where it is coming in, etc. but, as i mentioned earlier, we have to change our border policy. if it is coming across the border, we have to make that more difficult. and we have to do our best to stop it. at a minimum, we need to do that in order to educate the public that we're trying to do something. maybe there's something we're doing right now, but it sure doesn't look like it. >> doug? >> it needs to be a prio

here is our report from mexico city. reporter: violence appears to be on the rise in mexico. attacks against businesses and states. a rampage that left at least nine dead. and a wave of violence in tijuana, all of the span of a week, has left many wondering what exactly is going on. >> we know so far that what we have is a series of unrelated events that happened very close to each other. within a single week. each one of those has a different trigger. reporter: the attacks have spurred the mexican government to deploy national guard troops to states like baja, california. mexico's president acknowledged the violence but says it has been blown out of proportion by his political opponents. >> everyone relax. there is stability. at the same time, there is interest from our adversaries to magnify things and carry out sensationalist journalism. reporter: violence and vandalism from criminal glitches in mexico are not a new phenomenon. because security analysts say there are rarely any consequences. >> impunity is rampant. investigations are few and far in between. and you do not

we're putting reports from mexico city. extreme drought conditions persist in northern mexico. the city of monterey home to some 5000000 people has been particularly hard hit on the moses day. but in the port allow ayana's papacy. people are fighting over the water, the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line. is chaos in our neighborhood is sad, but what can we do? we need a miracle. these are the driest conditions. the region has seen in 30 years with recorded rainfall levels far below average for in, during a recent visit to monterey, mexico's president. and that is manuel lopez over to the lord promised to continue to provide emergency government assistance. jo game. i believe the situation will help lead everyone towards participating in the conservation of water so that we will be more conscious about the importance of vital resource. experts say as much as 65 percent of mexico's territory is currently experiencing moderate, to severe drought conditions. the attributed in part to this year's unseasonable lennier, weather pattern, which has pushed rain and cooler t

mexico. the city of monterey home to some 5000000 people has been particularly hard hit on the most his day. but in the put allow ayana's beep, i see people are fighting over the water, the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line. is chaos in our neighborhood is sad, but what can we do? we need a miracle. these are the driest conditions. the region has seen in 30 years with recorded rainfall levels far below average korean. during a recent visit to monterey, mexico's president and that is manuel lopez over at other promised to continue to provide emergency government assistance. yokel game. i believe this situation will help lead everyone towards participating in the conservation of water so that we will be more conscious about the importance of is vital resource at k. experts say as much as 65 percent of mexico's territory is currently experiencing moderate to severe drought conditions they attributed in part to this year's unseasonable la. nina, weather pattern, which has pushed rai

, the extreme drought conditions persist in northern mexico. the city of monterey home to some 5000000 people has been particularly hard hit on mothers day. but in the allow, you must be fussy. people are fighting over the water and the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line, is chaos in our neighborhood. it's sad, but what can we do? we need a miracle. these are the drivers conditions the region has seen in 30 years with recorded rainfall levels far below average. in during a recent visit to monterey, from mexico's president and this manuel lopez over the other promised to continue to provide emergency government assistance. you'll go game. i believe his situation will help lead everyone toward participating in the conservation of water so that we will be more conscious about the importance of vital resource. experts say as much as 65 percent of mexico's territory is currently experiencing moderate, to severe drought conditions. the attributed in part to this year's unseasonable lennier, weather pattern, which has pushed rain and cool