their game is canceled when smoke fills the mexico city arena. >>> and survival story. a man survives for nearly a week after a car crash leaves him trapped at the bottom of a ravine. >> yeah. it was a miracle. god made me survive. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, december 5th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning much of the country is in the grips of a ended up. our affiliate in boston has more on the dropping temperatures and the weather. >> a big cold outbreak is in progress and it's going to be felt across the west first. look at the heise. 12 in denver. many spots will stay in subzero temperatures all the way through next week. the cold air continues to move down the plains and by the weekend stretching over toward chicago. high of 21. just a goose egg in minneapolis. the only safe spot on the map is going to be south georgia and florida. that's where you're going to want to go to escape all the cold. you're talking significant snow across the rockies but then it works its way toward t

al jazeera, mexico city. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist dave warren. we're still looking at all this rain along the east coast and also some freezing rain as the rain warm weather moves into the cold air art at the surface so we still have ice storm warning in new england. things are pretty quiet now. once the rain clears out, the cold air moves in. that's lake-effect snow that we will see. you start to see that we have another warm day in philadelphia. temperatures are in the 60s. rain is coming down now, but once the rain clears out that cold arctic air moves in and here is that lake-effect snow. the temperatures will drop from 60 to 30 by wednesday, and thursday, back to 42 degrees. the bitter cold air moves east rapid there is flooding acros as the mid atlanta states. >> thank you so much. and thank you for watching al jazeera. i'm richelle carey. the strea"the stream" is next. thank you for watching. go to www.aljazeera.com. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." detroit is not alone. chicago's public pensions are short $28 billion

their game is canceled when smoke fills the mexico city arena. >>> and survival story. a man survives for nearly a week after a car crash leaves him trapped at the bottom of a ravine. >> yeah. it was a miracle. god made me survive. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, december 5th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning much of the country is in the grips of a massive winter-like storm system that's spreading arctic temperatures and heavy snow. an icy messy commute is in store for folks in duluth, minnesota, this morning where the snow dumped two feet of snow in some areas. at least five of them have been fatal. temperatures there will be in the low teens today. in fact, it is so cold salvation army bell ringers have been forced inside. in salt lake city, a driver who had been in the accident, he forgot to put the car in park. the driverless car headed down the icy interstate with the horn blaring. we don't know where the car ended up. our affiliate in boston has more on the dropping temperatures

are they following in the footsteps of mexico city's muralist. >> this time it is legal. monumental muirs like this are becoming increasingly common, and the creators are following in the footsteps of mural giant. it is the loy michael government that is behind it. a dedicated unit is creating spree spaces. >> in 2008, our anti-graffiti union became the graffiti unit, to give people free and spaces to create. >> the aim of the police is to get rid of graffiti like this. which is common, and the idea is that by opening up spaces it will encouraging artist to paint more pleasing images. >> like many works by the great murals such as diogu rivera, these designed carry messages backed by the state. but here at the museum, this specialist says there's a new generation of artist whose are even more rebellious and independent than their mural fore fathers. >> where they go over the past, the new artist do that too, but using more recent history such as drug violence and social problems there's a much more rebellious tone, and more creative freedom. because they are on free space

it would have been the first nba game plained in mexico city since 1997, so we'll have to make up that game later, and all the fans went home disappointed. >> i bet they did. have a good night, everybody. you can stay in touch with us on kron four.com or our mobile app. morning news starts at 4:00 a.m.! >>> domestic goddess nigella lawson courtroom shocker. she admits she used cocaine. >> there were half of those occasions when she took cocaine. >>> then, just released, sandy hook elementary school 911. >> i think there's somebody shooting in here at the sandy hook school. >>> and the paul walker death investigation. >> the stunning revelation made in the just released autopsy results. >>> plus, actress carry russell's home invasion. >> carrie was home when the break-in occurred around 3:00 a.m. >>> and, resignation. the tv personality forced out over his offensive sarah palin crack. >>> then the accused half-ton killer. they said she sat on a kid and smothered

for example, in mexico city. >> they look like stacks of pan cakes. they built row after row of these concrete buildings and mexico city is built around an island in the middle and a big lake and they filled it in, just like san francisco. the floors were stacked like this. it looked like a stack of pan cakes. >> how did this compare older buildings of the 1920's or 30's? >> they will have more reenforcing in them. they had a tendency to use more round columns with spiral hoops. they don't necessarily catastrophicly collapse. in a perverse sense, the 50's and 60's buildings, you don't want to be in. i am in a 1920 building >> i wanted to clarify, we have beautiful, very ornate buildings they are taller. a lot of apartment buildings. >> those are mostly steel framed buildings. in the 50's and 60's, they wanted to create open floor spaces and they went to concrete spaces and thought it was great until the san fernando earthquake and the earthquake came and the building disappeared. they said, oops and changed the code immediately. >> we look at it and s

it is being driven from a hospital to a waste storm center near mexico city. the nuclear security commission says at time of theft on monday, the cargo was properly shielded but the commission wants it could be extremely dangerous if removed from the shielding or damaged. >> if you had a large quantity, an entire truck of this, could you do some environmental harm? that question is open at this point. >> the dirty bomb specifically what people worried about. the police are ticketing a search for the truck and the contents and officials in the united states are monitoring the situation closely. >>> thank you, katie. that is deadly stuff. a kid found some in mexico city in 1962 and it killed four people from radiation. >> same stuff? >> same stuff. >> we will stay on top of the story. tradingtrading is underway on wl street. right now, the dow is down 47 points at 15,868. >> motorola today is offering customer as cyber monroe do, the website crashed on monday when too many people logged on and tried to buy the smartphone at $150 discount. the google-owned compan

mexico city police say there was a fire in the generator room on the fourth floor of the arena. the game will be made up in minnesota at a later date. the arena says fans will be reimbursed. >>> still to come, a rare set of triplets born in sacramento. we're going to show you what makes them so special after the break. [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples for homemade. you need safeway sugar for just a buck eighty-eight. and that magic thing that makes everyone want another only two ninety-nine for challenge butter. and when hands get messy, quite surely they'll say, yum! wow! yay! what a sweeter holiday. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> christina, most people have a baby one at a time. >> most. most people. >> there's a sacramento couple proud parents of very rare identical triplets. >> oh, my gosh. >> what's more amazing is that the triplets were conceived without the aid of fertility treatments. a single egg fertilized split three ways making babies

are in hospital for possible radiation exposure a group of gunmen hijacked a truck outside mexico city on monday. he was carrying include holds sixty a radioactive substance used for medical applications police later found the radioactive substance about sixty km away the sleeves had removed the radioactive material from its protective case. health officials say six men aged between sixteen and thirty eight this to the hospital between light dusting of ali friday under police guard they were tested for signs of radiation exposure. peel the shells that one of them mistreated after complaining of a headache and i'm nosy police say ninety nine the six men based on the trot by that statement. heels for these clown to investigate the case father. the man had finished on the billing medical texts. from a band featuring south korean food has been held in tokyo the company's traditional food culture known as kim jon was recently designated as a unesco in tangible cultural assets along with japanese queasy nor a white silk the south korean embassy organize teach them some subtle ninety two and

protests against the energy reform have been held in all major cities across mexico it's a new demonstration of power of those who oppose what they government has approved without their consent we can't forget that there are three points of the mexican constitution that will be modified under the new measure for many mexicans this new era in the energy sector just means that they can in theory and of the country's independence many also believes that the whole process has been just a farce and that the decision was really already made even before the debate began the rapid approval that the reform is getting in the local delegations at least read to me is the position of those who think the politicians of mexico aren't on the side of the people on the side of commercial interests losing that is not interested in asking that they don't care about what they think at all this states who have sort of full maturity and in a minute they know know what they're doing in there to train us the streets are the only thing as i have now and will do all it takes is a plan i didn't symbolically protesters

this was the first regular season game in mexico city since 1997. >> it was thick smoke. >> it was. the players said it all started happening and something like this never happens in the united states. it caught them offguard. officials took over. players left, along with the media and the game officials and the fans were never allowed in. >> we'll talk later. >>> also in mexico another story. thieves unfolding with a truck containing radioactive material, the kind that raises fears of building a dirty bomb. the truck hold 40 grams of cobalt 60, transferred from a hospital to a waste disposal area. that's when it was stolen. anyone that may have touched it could have died. finding the radioactive material is one thing. what is it made out of. why is it dangerous, how could it happen. here with fascinating details is jacob ward. who is cobalt 60? >> cobalt in its natural state is a lustrous grey metal used in metallic alloys, used in certain kind of point. if you hit it in its natural form, it turns into cobalt 60, which is used to sterilise medical equipment, certain kinds of food a

they'll make up the game, but not in mexico city. it will be in minnesota instead. >> the sell celebrity chef is back in court. one day after she admitted she used cocaine self time -- several times. today she insisted that coke users do not look like she does. the chef is witness for the prosecution in a trial against some former assistants accused of fraud. let's get to jonathan hunt with details. his is it getting ugly. never heard of this chef before. >> huge star. host of "the taste" on abc and used to an entirely different type of grilling than the one chev is getting in court in london the past couple of days. asked again and again today about her admitted cocaine use, she said, quote, i would rather be on it. and explain about the drug usage but i wanted to make sure i wasn't going to be bullied and talk about an incident that took place in a humiliating place. that's the incident with her husband, who was caught on camera choking her outside a london restaurant. he claimed he was looking for traces of cocaine up her nose. sh

welcome back to the kaiser report i max kaiser time out to go to mexico city and speak with jeff berwick of dollar vigilante dot com jeff welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max my pleasure all right jeff the last time you were on the show we discussed bitcoin what it was trading at seven dollars a big way of course now it's over a thousand many at the time called it a ponzi scheme now two years later it's gone over a thousand with loads of volatility along the way but what's next for bitcoin and days see it being used in mexico for example jeff. oh absolutely. since we last talked big corn has gone through a tremendous evolution it's really caught on around the world i think the biggest reason that it's been rising recently wasn't necessarily that ben bernanke he gave it his. his approval but it was mostly china if you look at a fee at least dot com you can see most of the big koreans are going to china right now and most many places and the reason they're going to china is because of the capital controls in china went to one a remote roman and. you can just see it all over the

a group of gunmen hijacked a truck outside mexico city on monday. it was carrying a cobalt 60, a radioactive substance used for medical applications. police later found the radioactive substance about 60 kilometers away. the thieves had removed the radioactive material from its protective case. health officials say six men, aged between 16 and 38, visited the hospital between late thursday and early friday under police guard. they were tested for signs of radiation exposure. the officials say one of them was treated after complaining of a headache and nausea. police say they detained the six men, based on the truck driver's statement. the authorities plan to investigate the case further, after the men have finished undergoing medical tests. >>> an event featuring south korean food has been held in tokyo. the country's traditional food culture, known as kimmon, was recently designated as an intangible cultural asset, along with japanese cuisine. the south korean embassy organized the event on saturday to deepen cultural exchange between the people of

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welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to mexico city and speak with jeff berwick of dollar vigilante dot com jeff welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max my pleasure all right jeff the last time you were on the show we discussed bitcoin what it was trading at seven dollars a big way of course now it's over a thousand many at the time called it a ponzi scheme now two years later it's gone over a thousand with loads of volatility along the way but what's next for bitcoin and do you see it being used in mexico for example jeff. oh absolutely. since we last talked because he has gone through a tremendous evolution it's really caught on around the world i think the biggest reason that it's been rising recently wasn't necessarily that ben bernanke he gave it his. his approval but it was mostly china if you look at our feet leak dot com you can see most of the big koreans are going to china right now and most many places and the reason that they're going to china is because of the capital controls in china went to the one i remember. and. you can just see it all

protests against the energy reform have been held in all major cities across mexico it's a new demonstration of power of those who oppose what they government has approved without their consent we can't forget that there is three points of the mexican constitution that will be modified under the new measure for many mexicans this new era in the energy sector just means the beginning of the end of the country's independence many also believes that the whole process has been just a farce and that the decision was really already made even before the debate began the rapid approval that the reform is getting in the local delegations at least read to me as the position of those who think the politicians of mexico aren't on the side of the people on the side of commercial interests now losing that is not interested in asking that they don't care about what they think at all this states will have to hold to me and in a minute they know know what they are doing in there to train us the streets are not the only thing as i have now and will do all it takes is a planet and symbolically protesters in me

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to mexico city and speak with jeff berwick of dollar vigilante dot com jeff welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max my pleasure all right jeff the last time you were on the show we discussed bitcoin and what it was trading at seven dollars a big going of course now it's over a thousand many at the time called it a ponzi scheme now two years later it's gone over a thousand with loads of volatility along the way but what's next for bitcoin and do see it being used in mexico for example jeff oh absolutely. since we last talked because he has gone through a tremendous evolution it's really caught on around the world i think the biggest reason that it's been rising recently wasn't necessarily that and bernanke he gave it his is his approval but it was mostly china if you look at our feet leak dot com you can see both of the big koreans are going to china right now and most many places and the reason they're going to china is because of the capital controls in china went through with that one a rim of envy and. you can just

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to go to mexico city and speak with jeff berwick of dollar vigilante dot com jeff welcome back to the kaiser report thank you my pleasure all right jeff the last time you were on the show we discussed bitcoin and what it was trading at seven dollars a big way of course now it's over one thousand many at the time called it a ponzi scheme now two years later it's gone over a thousand with loads of volatility along the way but what's next for bitcoin and days see it being used in mexico for example jeff. oh absolutely. since we last talked because he has gone through a tremendous evolution it's really caught on around the world i think the biggest reason that it's been rising recently wasn't necessarily that ben bernanke he gave it his. his approval but it was mostly china if you look at our feet leak dot com you can see most of the big koreans are going to china right now and most many places and the reason that they're going to china is because of the capital controls in china went to one a remote roman and. you can just see it all o

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to mexico city and speak with jeff berwick of dollar vigilante dot com jeff welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max my pleasure all right jeff the last time you were on the show we discussed bitcoin and what it was trading at seven dollars a bit going of course now it's over a thousand many at the time called it a ponzi scheme now two years later it's gone over a thousand with loads of volatility along the way but what's next for bitcoin and do see it being used in mexico for example jeff oh absolutely. since we last talked because it has gone through a tremendous evolution it's really caught on around the world i think the biggest reason that it's been rising recently wasn't necessarily that ben bernanke he gave it his is his approval but it was mostly china if you look at our feet leak dot com you can see host of the big koreans are going to china right now and most many places and the reason they're going to china is because of the capital controls in china went to one a remote. and you can just see it all over the

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to mexico city and speak with jeff berwick of dollar vigilante dot com jeff welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max my pleasure all right jeff the last time you were on the show we discussed bitcoin and what it was trading at seven dollars a big going of course now it's over a thousand many at the time called it a ponzi scheme now two years later it's gone over a thousand with loads of volatility along the way but what's next for bitcoin and do see it being used in mexico for example jeff oh absolutely. since we last talked because it has gone through a tremendous evolution it's really caught on around the world i think the biggest reason that it's been rising recently wasn't necessarily that ben bernanke he gave it his is his approval but it was mostly china if you look at a fee at least dot com you can see most of the big koreans are going to china right now and most many places and the reason they're going to china is because of the capital controls in china went through with that one a rim of envy and. you can just

protests against the energy reform have been held in all major cities across mexico it's a new demonstration of power of those who oppose what they government has approved without their consent we can't forget that there are three points of the mexican constitution that will be modified under the new measure for many mexicans this new era in the energy sector just means the beginning of the end of the country's independence many also believes that the whole process has been just a farce and that the decision was really already made even before the debate began the rapid approval that the reform is getting in the local delegations at least read to me is the position of those who think the politicians of mexico aren't on the side of the people on the side of commercial interests they're losing that is not interested in asking that they don't care about what they think at all this states will have to reform a trillion ten minutes they know know what they are doing in there to train us the streets and the only thing as i have now and will do all it takes is a planet and symbolically protesters i

donovan reporting from mexico city. in john ten ten station announced plans last week to phase out antibiotics of the channel the key to growing health concerns. now the reason for this movie because experts say if you are taking too much of these antibiotics and and their bodies are coming up with drug resistant super bugs that render them useless the center for disease control reports that every year to million people get sick from antibiotic resistant bacterial infections and twenty two thousand people die the majority of bacteria that causes the second one says comes from the one in particular from me. now this movie is the latest in the obama administration's attempts to raise the food safety standards. the food additives that are targeted this time include anti microbial and argues that fashion animals up to provide more weeks. it is also aimed at phasing out the use of a medical antimicrobial zz such as kris allen and tetris i quit. resource council says eighty percent of all antibiotics are sold it and then use

nick parker in mexico city, thanks. it opened up all kinds -- this trucking company was not following the rules, either. didn't have the right security for this payload. >> had no idea what they were involved with. >> they should have had more security on the truck itself and the gps didn't have any of that, so they're looking back at all of that the security. >> amazing. also another story we're following, the weather. cold, windy, along the north sea today. of course it's supposed to be that way, it is winter. talking about something bigger and nastier coming. wait until you see how folks in europe are bracing for a wave of severe weather next, "around the world." [ female announcer ] thanks for financing my first car. thanks for giving me your smile. thanks for inspiring me. thanks for showing me my potential. for teaching me not to take life so seriously. thanks for loving me and being my best friend. don't forget to thank those who helped you take charge of your future and got you where you are today. the boss of y

city it's booming the entire economy in mexico is doing very well not many people know this the stock market in mexico is gone up hundreds of percent since two thousand whereas the dow is just basically almost where it was in two thousand and then when if you just for inflation it's down dramatically things are going on and many people took because we're very slow to catch on to what's going on this actually more mexicans leaving the u.s. than going to the u.s. right now yet you still have a lot of people in the u.s. worried about border control i think that border on the mexico u.s. border is eventually going to keep americans in but ok so keeping on the big point theme there. and the reluctance for people who are more let's say mainstream to embrace bitcoin i don't know if you saw it or not but on business insider and the deputy any editor over there joe wiesenthal recently published a make culpa saying he's been wrong about it going did you read that and what are your thoughts i didn't read that but i'd be. seeing a lot of that happening this is a changing very fast so many people

city. >> this morning the theft is raising concerns about the danger of transporting such toxic material. experts say a thimble full could be lethal. brandi hitt has the details. >> reporter: after days of scrambling, a truck hauling a medical can device with cobalt 60, a radioactive material used in the treatment of cancer patients was found abandoned and empty in an agricultural area north of mexico city. a half mile away, authorities located 40 grams of the shipment and cordoned off the area. the device, stored inside of the truck was stolen, on the way in tijuana to a radioactive storage facility not far from the mexican capital. on monday, at 2:00 a.m., two armed men confronted the drivers. the gunman then took off with the truck and its hazardous cargo. authorities don't know who they are or if they knew what they stole. the radioactive material poses no risk as long as its container is not structure fractured or otherwise tampered. >> you could get a lethal dose in a few minutes by b

they were due to play in mexico city, but the arena eevacuated when a generator malfunction sent smoke pouring into the building. the game now to be played in minnesota at a lighter date. aljazeera.com/sports has more. also you can get in touch with us on twitter and facebook. ok, that is all the sport for now, back to london. >> thanks very much with. you can never plug a website enough. let's show you the front page for the news. that's what it looks like. the main story the u.n. security council passing a resolution to send troops to the african republic. i'll have more on that. stay with us. bayh. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> fault lines investigates... fracking >> shale gas development could actually double the economic growth rates in the province. >> this is our land for thousands of years... >> do you drink money? you must have a lot of money to drink... >> as tensions rise, and protests turn violent, where will the debate lead? >> the situ

this story starts here in the city of tijuana in mexico, right across the border from san diego. last thursday on thanksgiving day, a big truck left the hospital in tijuana, ultimately heading across the country, almost a thousand miles to mexico city. that is how far they were supposed to go on the route. it was a very long trip and a very important trip, because that truck was carrying this. it is an old piece of equipment from that hospital in tijuana. this particular equipment was used in radiation therapy, which means that the equipment itself was radioactive. the hospital was ready to replace the old equipment with new stuff. but first it had to send the old, now radioactive equipment to a facility for storing nuclear waste. the piece of old equipment from the hospital in tijuana was loaded with little pellets with something called cobalt 60. it is a radioactive isotope, that used in the right way, could save you from cancer, but in the wrong way, it could kill you. one of the worst nuclear accidents of all time happened in 1987 when people searching for scrap metal in braz

authorities say the truck was stolen at a gas station near mexico city. it was carrying a medical device to treat cancer patients and there is a radioactive material that can be dangerous if remove ed. it is not clear if the thieves know what they have. officials are concerned it could be used to make a dirty bomb which would not explode but could make people sick. >> in sonoma efforts are growing for the creation of a bark in memory of 13-year-old andy lopez there could be the purchase of a lot where lopez was shot by sheriff deputy in october. the board made a move to putting cameras on deputyies to restore trust in law enforcement and local government. professors are demanding the deputy who fired the fatal shot be indicted. >> there was a fatal accident involving a bicyclist last night. an s.u.v. ran into the bicyclist. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with officers. police say the victim was the 25th pedestrian or bicyclist killed in the traffic accident in san jose this year. >> following sunday's deadly drillment, preparations are made

the truck was headed to a storage facility near mexico city when two armed gunmen confronted the driver and took off. the truck was carrying a medical device used in the treatment of cancer patients. inside it cobalt 60, highly radioactive. authorities long worried these materials could be used to make a dirty bomb. the thieves are still on the run. >> the spurs and minnesota timber wolves were about to play a game in mexico city but smoke filled the arena causing the game to be called off. a generator malfunctioned. the matchup will be made up in minnesota at a later date. that was brian's story. sorry. this is a serious story. i hate to report this but we need to. autopsy results revealing that paul walker initially survived that horrific impact of the car crash but died seconds later when the car burst into flames. investigators are still trying to determine exactly what caused his friend to careen out of trouble. >> cary russell was sleeping alone in her brooklyn home when she was startled, when she was awokened by sounds at 3:00 a.m. by two burglars upstairs. she got up to investig

al jazeera, mexico city. >> well, time for the sport. anticipated is here. >> reporter: one of the biggest gangs from the english premiere season arsenal losing 6-3 to second place manchester city last time out. chelsea, if they win with mourinho dismissing criticism of his side. >> you have to forget and don't be influenced by what the critics are saying. so i learned that--i learned that over the years, that they bark and you just keep walking. >> we've made good results because there is good deliverance in the squad. i don't see any sign of that dropping. i think even more the players are focused to respond to monday night. there can seems be a weaker period. it's how you respond. >> reporter: well, barcelona are the team setting the standards. they're once again top of the table as their winter break begins. a nine-minute lat trick helping barca overturn a deficit again getafe. >> reporter: already at the top, barcelona will force scoring twice in 15 minutes. but a champion knows how to respond in style. pedro to get barca on the boa

. >>> they were hoping for a record crowd in mexico city. before tip off it fled with smoke. >>> so lakers kobep bryant will not be playing in friday's game after he felt general soreness in the foot he hurt eight months ago. >>> we don't need to wait until march for madness. north carolina stuns number one michigan state. it is the first loss. they win that one 79-66. >>> steelers coach got a hefty $100,000 fine for standing right there, being too close on the sideline. >> $100,000 for that? >> he says his actions were embarrassing and inexcusable. the league, however, may not be so happy with that. they might take draft picks from the team. >>> olympic skiing champ lindsey vonn back on the slopes wednesdayince a reinjury during training. >>> and here is a shoe tying lesson. if your shoe falls off throw it to the fans. forget about it. i don't need it. >> and they brought it back to them. >> he said i'm going to get rid of it. after the shoe mishap during the wolverines loss to duke that's what he did. he did get a shoe back. >> playing in

protests against the energy reform have been held in all major cities across mexico it's a new demonstration of power of those who oppose what they government has approved without their consent we can't forget that the three points of the mexican constitution that will be modified under the new measure for many mexicans this new era in the energy sector just means that beginning of the end of the country's independence many also believes that the whole process has been just a farce and that the decision was really already made even before the debate began the rapid approval that the reform is getting in the local delegations at least read to news the position of those who think the politicians of mexico aren't on the side of the people on the side of commercial interests losing that is not interested in asking the people they don't care about what we think at all this states who have to reform a trillion ten minutes they know know what they are doing there to train us the streets are the only thing as we have now and will do all it takes to defend it and symbolically protesters in mexico cit

they said it was abandoned in a small farming town about an hour outside of mexico city. half an hour when they found the truck, they found the cargo box. the authorities found at least some of the radioactive material still inside the box, but the shielded container had been opened. there are conflicting reports about whether or not some of the radioactive material is still at large tonight. what the authorities have not found are the people who stole the truck or the people who personally handled the cobalt 60 when they pried open the container. mexican authorities told msnbc news if and when the thieves opened the box, they are likely to have burned themselves in the process. he said wherever they are right now, if they handled the stuff, they are either likely dead or in the process of dying. joining us to help us understand what happened is edward lyman, thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> so in terms of cobalt 60 and other radioactive isotopes used in medical procedures and other areas, more or less routinely used in hospital settings, is cobalt 60 some

city. mexican troops are standing guard around the recovered truck around the clock until experts can safely dispose of the hazardous cobalt 60. if properly sealed it poses no risk but the shipment had been removed from its container. >> this is material that could be used, if used properly in a dangerous dirty bomb. they need to know how to handle the material without giving themselves incapacitating doses of radiation. >> a government physicist says whomever removed that material is at a high risk of dying, saying the normal survival rate is one to two days if there's exposure. >>> the search for silicon valley executive and his family is entering the fourth day and there's no sign of their missing plane. software executive dale smith was flying the private plane from oregon to montana when it vanished in idaho on sunday. he radioed about engine trouble and asked for directions but never made it. he was on board with his son, daughter in law and his fiance. >>> desperate rescue operation

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city in june now new mexico said delaying in santa fe. started there because to me that is where the united states is born before jamestown or plymouth for st. agusta in florida. they tried to make a way in the southwest and there were looking for salts or gold to sell a and that is where the restless moving begins a. i began in the 16th century. >> host: what is one thing we will learn? to make 23 states it war was all or part of the spanish empire from vancouver island is in what is now british columbia, clear across florida and the enormous crescent was all part of the spanish empire. there were three. the spanish and the french and english, rubbing up against each other so i suggest that you think of the united states not just english starting on the east coast moving to the pacific but as a multi empire issue that wrestles until we have a winner. that is the united states to jake every betty from everywhere and make them american. >> host: in the book is called latino americans. you are watching booktv on c-span2. >> i did not get th

think berlin, 1936, mexico city, 1968, moscow, 1980, and so it is again this year. just weeks ahead of the start of russia's sochi olympic games, the biggest controversy has been that country's anti gay laws. president obama has been pressed to make the opposition to those laws clear. that he did that picking a delegation to represent this nation that could only be seen as a snub and a very firm message. the details from "america tonight" sarah hoye. >> with less than 100 days before the opening of the games, the white house announced tuesday president barack obama won't be traveling to the winter games this february and said former secretary janet napolitano, billie jean king and kaitlyn cahow will represent the united states. today, white house spokesman said the delegation represents the diversity that is the united states. he down played that it is a message about the lbgt in are you sure you is that. >> that's not a message we would wait to send through this american. we have been very clear, the president has been very clear that he finds it offensive, the ant

it happened in the town of ta pa hack conear mexico city. radio active material was being taken to a storage site when stolen. the big concern here that someone could possibly use that radio active material to build what's called a dirty bomb. brian todd has been looking into the story for us. brian, what are u.s. officials saying about this case? >> wolf, the department of homeland security has alerted all border crossings at the southern border and the agencies manning them of this theft. the alert's gone out because of the possibility you just mentioned that someone could use the radio active substance inside that truck which is cobalt 60, to make a dirty bomb. first now to the active search however. the mexican officials are looking for the stolen truck and alerted the international atomic be energy agency in geneva which put out an international advisory. u.s. law enforcement officials tell cnn the government has skens cores at border crossings. agents are carrying portable devices which kk scan vehicles. it's not clear that the thieves

. >> protesters came out in mexico city a day after an oil reform package was introduced. it is aimed at modernizing and making the state oil company more efficient. mexico is the 10th largest producer of oil. people say it's meant to privatize a sacred national resource. penn ex was created in 1938. that's when the president nationalized the economy. since then it's holy and sacred. people who are marching here on sunday say what they are most afraid of is give aways to private companies. in fact, there's oil reform package would create a system of licences to allow companies to profit oil and gas. protesters focus their energy on the senate where the perform package is debated. and there's a heavy police present, there's a tense debate going on, it's likely to pass. but we'll see protests increase. >> reforms by the government in myanmar, the president plans to release political prisoners. 200 are facing trial and an increasing number of farmers fighting for land they say was taken from them. >> we have this report. >> the fertile plains of the ira wade dealter described

city the nation's capital chose the square of independence to kick off a massive march pressure tension and frustration been building up here it's not only about managing reform they talk about education reform about the trance wallaces indeed it's just the mexican people coming together really demonstrating they just are not happy with their policies. international action center activists column up and believe the government itself is the source of the unrest. the oil in mexico this is something that the mexican people you know have called claims for themselves they say it's their property they say it belongs to doubt but now just like so much of the wealth of the world's being privatized being handed over to private corporations and being utilized to make profits work for some capitalist and that's that's an outrage and that's why the people are are rising up against it that's why we see all these massive outcry because the people of mexico will have really made clear that the government of mexico doesn't represent them that represents interests in the united states and they would lik

the truck was carrying cobalt 60 to a waste center when it was stolen near mexico city. we have the latest on the investigation. >> according to one of the leading officials. this is the largest amount of radioactive material that has been stolen in ma. evidence points to it not being attached because it has radioactive material. the thieves just robbed the truck, now the driver had been tied up by a group of criminals. the driver's testimony points to the fact that these people did not know about these materials. owe he said mothethe danger is n the wrong hands. whether the group was targeting this specifically, it's in an area where they control large parts of the community, so maybe they were not targeting the item. >> leader of hezbollah was gunned down outside of his home in beirut. we have more from beirut. >> in the driving rain hezbollah freedom to put to weiss one of its commanders. in life riddle was known publi publicbly, and in-depth some backgrounds in military. he had been a key figure. his plays dating back to the 80s. s thought that he played a big part i

it has been found near a town north of mexico city. the container which had the cobalt 60 inside, the radioactive material, was not on the truck. however, the container was found about a half mile away. and a key point here, the container, according to mexican officials, did have cobalt 60 inside it. they recovered at least some of it. what they don't know is whether they recovered all of it. i think they're working on that to see if they have recovered all of the cobalt 60 inside that container. we're told by this gentleman of the national committee for nuclear security that radiation has been detected in the area. i'm not sure how high the intensity is but they are sending special teams in to examine the area. of course, test it out and maybe we'll get more information about the people who stole this as well. >> cobalt 60, this was used for cancer treatment in other medical procedures. very radioactive. potentially very dangerous. how serious potentially is this? >> this was potentially very serious. and remember, this truck was stol

protests against the energy reform have been held in all major cities across mexico it's a new demonstration of power of those who oppose what they government has approved without their consent we can't forget that there is three points of the mexican constitution that will be modified under the new measure for many mexicans this new era in the energy sector just means the beginning of the end of the country's independence many also believes that the whole process has been just a farce and that the decision was really already made even before the debate began the rapid approval that the reform is getting in the local delegations only strengthens the position of those who think that politicians of mexico aren't on the side of the people on the side of commercial interests losing that is if they're not interested in asking the people they don't care about what we think at all this states will have to reform a trillion ten minutes you know know what they're doing in their view train us the streets are the only thing as we have now and will do all it takes to defend it and symbolically protester

city the nation's capital times square of independence to kick off a massive march. i've had them professionally built up area i haven't pulled it out it's just that the mexican people coming together when we demonstrate the government may decide to not happy with their policies. under the new proposal the state oil company pentax will be reduced to a saddle of its former self. workers' representatives who can remove the board of directors caliber how can such was campaigner for the international action center thinks this is bad news for the mexican people the oil in mexico this is something that the mexican people you know how to have all claimed for themselves they say it's their property they say belongs to them. but now dislike so much of the two of the wealth of the world's being private i think and over to private corporations and utilized it to make profits for. for some capitalists and that's that's an outrage. that's why the people are our upward rising up against. that's why we see all this massive outcry because the people of mexico have really made clear

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