city a championship lead to hamilton is staying calm nothing's changed for me when everything is exactly the same as it was going into the last race and the second of the season is a consignment of mentally for me so maybe a change from your perspective from a dozen. petula and hurry have given me a serious run for their money this year they nationally have the speed to compete the mexico grand prix permutations are fairly simple of hamilton only needs a top five finish regardless of where his main rival settle and bringing this season's once blistering battle to an end. and then like. florida almost all we have time for was more at the top of the hour before we go check out these stunning images from hawaii as the best surfers on the planet brave gigantic waves in the world surf lake by for now. oh oh oh. oh oh oh oh oh. new d.w. make her famous stars. and the dream job came in vegas house of music. be the biggest enemy. and own plug.

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in mexico city to meet with mexican president enrique pena nieto looking quite jolly arrives here but the trip comes on the heels of a tense trip to washington where the fourth round of nafta and ago renegotiations begin on wednesday the leaders dogged questions about the u.s. president's comments made a day earlier that he might seek bilateral agreements if the u.s. walks away from nothing instead both it is reaffirmed their commitment to a trilateral really goshi asia in the north american free trade agreement. now in the race to make the world less dependent on oil and other fossil fuels people are coming up with all sorts of alternatives to get our cars planes and machines moving in mexico for example a group of scientists claim to have created a biofuel revolution using our garden plants the same ones used to produce tequila. it's hard work harvesting. but it's worth it now more than ever because this him our daughter not only supplies the local to kill a plant he also helps fuel cars in the region after the juice from the ferments and m

more than half of the victims were in mexico city. the 7.1 magnitude quake was the deadliest quake to hit mexico the decades. >> backtracking the statement that puerto rico's debt needs to be wiped out after hurricane maria. he said there will be no bailout for the u.s. territory. instead, the white house is asking congress for a disaster aid package. >>> a man on a mission on mission. >> i got to the point i was so frustrated. >> a b.a.r.t. board member takes matters into his own hands. >> can you trade in your plane ticket if prices drop? we'll talk about that and more. >>> there's a little fog at the golden gate but otherwise, food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> time for ask finney

with us now from mexico city catalina ruiz and as editor in chief of county ca magazine kathleen it's good to have you here about a year ago you came up with a hashtag campaign the translation is my first harassment so where me to started to go global you must have thought. that i was doing that a year ago tell us about your campaign and how that took off. well i think that someone isn't religious it's we have conversation we can't be sustained is just used from other countries because into doesn't even. have been like this cult millbury made us and we missed it because it was imported police that it was quite a trend in the during that year and we didn't again after a long conversation we had in mexico city with a lot of cases that came into little media then went viral and then. manically at matt and march was organized and now facebook group and they do. this the same exercise. insanity you made a colossal and i told my first arrest in the us when i was seven your soul and came back from school and over will carry my books until the door of the apartment you need all that would ope

city a championship lead to hamilton is staying calm nothing strange for me when everything is exactly the same as it was going into last race into the second of the season this is a consignment of mentally for me so maybe a change from your perspective from a doesn't. matter and ferrari have given the c.d.'s a serious run for their money this year they nationally have the speed to compete the mexico grand prix permutations are fairly simple hamilton only needs a top five finish regardless of where his main rival fettle and bringing this season's once blistering battle to an end. this is d w news live from but when i'm out of the humphrey more news coming up at the top of the hour with my colleague sarah home it's a tweet be sure to join her then i think. it's reformation day on d w. the programs are around the clock marking its five hundredth anniversary we're going live to the commemoration ceremonies in the bag will be documentaries magazines and to.

in mexico city, he apparently was talking openly. >> does it change the he acted alone narrative? >> doesn't point to second, but as you suggest he may have been in contact with people who encouraged him to do this. oft leads to the question whether there were sensors to this crime. >> when it is released people don't website is its material that the average person can understand? what you wanted when the poor through this material. this the official writing to other government officials. the will be hard even for people who have some background to make sense of documents for even years to >> that they can reveal how the cia and fbi have a active after -- how they acted after? >> yes. from the idea that oswald was a puritan with some the fbi and cia are vivid did not have a chance to stop it. sourcing to be the oswald told other people. may have gotten help what he was going to do and i think a lot of documents are going to show how knew before the assassination. >> do you plan to revise the book at all? christ is something really rewrite the story as i understand it, would be int

in mexico city one is copy editor for plays and books written by the students. when he isn't running his company. he is helping build self-esteem one kick at a time. >> to give the opportunity to the kids to stand up in the middle of everybody and show whatever they have learned. and that's helping with confidence. >> the center is now preparing for day of the dead celebrations in redwood city. and this kbreer their talents will be on zpli at san francisco's davy symphony hall for their passion, devotion, tireless community service, the hispanic foundation of silicon valley honors the family as the family of the year. >> a well deserved honor. the hispanic foundation ball is this saturday. the event is sold out. >>> just ahead investigating pg&e why tough questions are aimed at the utility company following the fires that started in the north bay. >>> and failure to deliver. millions of californians living with contaminated drinking water. how the state has failed in its promise to provide clean drinking water to every resident. we investigate next. >> by all in

he wrote about writing down through mexico city. at believe it is where he got his style. beenis what should have ode a military office rp light. long stirrups, -- back in the saddle, long stirrups, that is not with thomas jackson look like when he rode a horse. i picked this picture because a lick everywhere to find a picture of a military officer in with short stirrups, leaving forward, this is an italian a question -- italian equestrian in the 1960's. some of his observers said he rode so close to the horses had that they thought if the horse and its head up you would break his nose. rode pretty much like this. skip forward to jackson with his ridingr writing style -- style in 1860 when. -- 1861. virginia volunteers. jackson was set up. he had retired from the regular militaryll had a background. the virginia garrison, not confederate, which is a critical place. railroad fair and just coming through. he was there and he needed horses. .e was a artillery man he needed it horse or two for himself. this is a man of staton, virginia who made his quartermaster task with fini

last night he tweeted: "god bless the people of mexico city. we are with you and will be there for you. puerto rico being hit hard by new monster hurricane. be careful, our hearts are with you-- will be there to help!" that is a strong and presidential response, that lasted for about 18 minutes, because then he tweeted about something that truly seemed to upset him: "i was saddened to see how bad the ratings were on the emmys last night-- the worst ever. smartest people of them all are the 'deplorables.'" now, wait a second. that can't be right. worst ratings of all? that can't be right. i swear i heard someone at the emmys say they were the highest rated ever. i guess... i guess... ( cheers and applause ) i find this hard to believe! >> jon: i remember seeing it. >> stephen: here's the thing, this is not something to be sad about. i'm not even sad about it, and i was the host of the emmys. but i do want to point out-- ( cheers and applause ) i do want to point out that every single part of that tweet was factually inaccurate. the emmys weren't

embassies in mexico city presumably in order to get a visa to defect to those nations and elizabeth the reason that that is so important especially to the conspiracy theorists is because this all occurred during the cold war and there's always been speculation that despite the official finding that oswald acted alone in killing president kennedy that somehow russia or cuba or even the u.s. government itself was involved in this that's what's expected to be released but not i take it not all the documents are going to be hiding what's being withheld and. well according to a memo from the white house there will be some we daksh and we don't know how much short what percentage of these are many documents that will entail this is because the f.b.i. and the cia made entreaties to the troubled ministration in the last few months saying that there was still sensitive information contained in these documents that could include names of informants or other law enforcement entities that even with this passage of times fifty four years since the assassination remains sensitive in nature now in

city in the weeks. wired to the assassination of the president in which all swaddled approached the russian and cuban embassies in mexico and reportedly claimed to have plans to kill the president of the united states now that is not expected to change the official who's in but for the avid conspiracy theorists who have overwhelmingly been drawn to this case in the last fifty four years these tantalizing last details are what they have been waiting for there is a cob yet though president donald trump in a memo said he was going to withhold some of the information in these files and redacted form that is because the cia and f.b.i. of present day have petitioned for the president saying that this information despite the passage of time still are a threat to national security they now have sixty six months to to prove that claim to president trump or does a memo before the rest of the very last of these records will be released. passengers headed to the u.s. can expect new security measures the u.s. says t

the 7.1 magnitude quake struck outside of mexico city. a few active recovery efforts under way. most of the rubble has been cleared. the vast majority of people who died were in buildings that were built before and survived a 1985 earthquake that killed thousands in mexico city. >>> 6:24. happening today, supervisors will consider a plan to overhaul santa clara county's bell system for the minor or nonviolent crimes. they will vote on reforms including a new release option for low income. it will be a community based program to help post bail. if the program is approved, it would be the first of its kind in the state. >>> san francisco leaders took the first step in the removal of a statue offensive to native americans. the pioneer monument is located between the plain library and ancient art museum in civic center. critics say it's a native american fallen in defeat that glorifies racism. there's been a push to have it removed. they voted unanimously to remove it. now it has to go through the preservation commission. >>> leaders will get the ball rolling in the long awaited dev

while oswald was in mexico city still a lot of questions about the time they are leading up to the assassination. there still are a number of documents that have not been released to the public. take a listen to attorney general jeff sessions. >> i talked with the fbi, we talked with our staff here. i think the president is right to say let's get this material out. they are moving very quickly. some documents have already been released and they will be moved faster. they will not be i believe any significant reductions. >> even with the documents, historians not believe it will find anything that does not coincide with what we know. >> on the same, when kim expects the remaining documents to be released? >> they will have to prove to the president why the documents should remain secret or be redacted by it seems like it will only happen if they involve a living person name more information about that person. >> thank you. >>> a deadly blast in the city already reeling. what happened and who could be behind it.and political turmoil escalating. we will have more on catalonia. ♪ (cheering) a tria

if you find yourself in this mexico city district, you maybe hailing one for a ride. correspondent: this is the beetle capital of the world. here the roads are so steep and narrow that public transportation is not possible. that is where the feisty beetle comes in. >> people from the area knows this as beetle land. a survey last year counted over 2000 beetle taxis. officially registered taxis do not dare venture here because the crowd filled neighborhood is notoriously dangerous. but the gap has become an opportunity for many drivers who have turned their beetle into a source of income. >> it is cheap when it comes to gasoline and its spare parts. correspondent: they may be old, but the vw bugs continue to do their job after the last one rolled off of the production line in puebla 15 years ago. brent: china's central bank is forecasting growth of 7% in the last part of this year, despite widespread fears of an economic slowdown. numbers in the month of september have boosted hope in the world's largest economy. the bank forecast comes as china party leaders prepare to

much more about what was going on with oswald in mexico city? didn't they suspect that he was a much bigger threat and why didn't they warn washington about it at the time? >> other details unsealed show the cia discussed efforts to assassinate castro and even forge ties with the "mob" for help. the fbi received a call at its dallas office threatening oswald's life the night before he was shot and killed by jack ruby. about 300 files are still classified for now out of concern for u.s. national security. president trump just tweeted about the files saying, quote, in the end, there will be great transparency. it is my hope to get just about everything to public. >>> harvey weinstein is suing the company that he cofounded. his attorneys filed a lawsuit in delaware against the weinstein company in a bid to obtain personnel and employment records from the film studio. the embattled movie mogul is facing sexual harassment and rape allegations. the suit claims that if harvey weinstein can examine the information, he can more efficiently assist the com

the mexico city policy. [applause] to protect religious liberty including protecting groups like this one i signed a new executive action and a beautiful ceremony at the white house on our national day of prayer. [applause] we today we made it official. [applause] among many historic steps, the executive order followed through on one of my most important campaign promises to so many of you. to prevent the for brenda's johnson amendment from interfering with your first amendment rights. [applause] we will not allow government to censor sermons or target our pastors, our ministers, our rabbis. these are the people we want to hear from. they're not going to be silenced any longer. [applause] just last week based on executive action, the department of justice issued a new guidance to federal agencies to ensure that no religious group is ever targeted under my administration. it won't happen. [applause] we have also taken action to protect the rights of groups the little sisters of the poor. what they went throug

more than half of the victims were in mexico city. rescue workers recovered what they believe to be the last body yesterday. the 7.1 was the deadliest quake to hit mexico in decades. the white house budget director is now back tracking president trump's statement that puerto rico's debt needs to be, quote, wiped out after hurricane maria. he says there will be no bailout for the u.s. territory. the white house is asking congress for $29 billion in disaster aid for victims of maria and hurricanes harvey and irma. only 5.5% of people on puerto rico have electricity. 12% have cell service. >> at texas a&m university later this month an event called deep in the heart. it's part of an effort launched by former presidents last month. the proceeds from the october 21st event will go to texas, florida and the caribbean. >>> three daughters of an east bay man killed in a terrorist attack have filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against google, facebook and twitter. jerrod tucker died when a van plowed through a sidewalk crowd. it says the t

he bought an expensive horse ng on and wrote about ridi the paseo with the aristocrats of mexico city, and i believe that is where jackson got his riding style. this is what a military officer of that area should have ridden like. that is sort of a classic military seat of the 1860's, back in the saddle, long stirrups, the toes are not pointed up like they would be today. that is not what thomas jackson look like when he rode a horse to war. i think this may be what he looked like, as i looked everywhere to find a picture of a military officer in uniform, writing will be called modern short seat, short stirrups and leaning forward. this is a cavalry officer from the italian army in the 1960's. jackson, although some of his observers described him as writing so close to the horse's mane that they thought if the horse threw up his head, he would break his nose. very short stirrups. rode more likey this. , to jackson,rward style,s peculiar riding arriving in harpers ferry in 1861 is a major of the virginia volunteers. , butet confederates virginia volunteers, just after the legislature v

perhaps in mexico city, about what he was going to do or that he was assisted by somebody. i don't think there was another shooter in the plaza. but there are millions of people that believe otherwise. >> neil: absolutely. you've been to deely plaza. i'm amazed how perfect it looks today like it did back then. the school book depository, is now a museum. but you realize the president's motorcade was almost done. he was going to speak to business leaders. and it really is a sight that sets you back, you know? >> it does. very much so. dallas has work hard to preserve that area. at one point, they wanted to take door the school book depository building. 200,000 people showed up to cheer j.f.k. one or if you prefer a few people showed up with murder on their mind. look, this is something everyone should go to see. that museum that you mentioned, they do a wonderful job there i urge everybody to go to it. >> neil: yeah, i fully agree. we'll watch very closely when the documents are released. it doesn't change what happened on that tragic day. as the good professor pointed out,

the 7.1 magnitude quake struck outside mexico city. there are active recovery units under way. the vast majority of people that died were buildings that survived a 1985 quake that killed thousands in mexico city. >>> it's 5:09. as you get ready to head out the door, cool weather, mostly clear skies. as we take a look at our high temperatures in san francisco over the next several days, low 70s and mid-70s by the end of the week. this weekend looks so nice. we have a lot of events going on around the bay area. now, look at these temperatures for the inland areas. low 80s today. the weekend will be looking for air-conditioning. it will be heating up. we'll continue to talk more about that. i'm have a breakdown of today's temperature trend. fremont coming up in four minutes. mike is tracking a new crash in san jose. >> i am. i may have enough tracking what's going on with the san mateo bridge. hang on to that. northbound 87 at capital expressway, word of a crash. a few cars on the shoulder. one of the cars that initiated the crash swerved to avoid someone walking across highway 87

, 363 people are confirmed deed. 7.1 magnitude quake struck outside mexico city. still a few active recovery efforts under way. the vast majority of people who died were in buildings who were built before and survived a 1985 kwoek who killed thousands in mexico city. >>> this morning the search continues for suspect to beet a berkeley student over the weebd. police are releasing this surveillance video of the suspect. take a look. they say all three men beat the student early sunday morning in the dorm room. the attack so bad the student lost consciousness and taken to the hospital but has since been released. >>> jury selection continues in the steinly murder case in san francisco. yesterday 750 potential jurors started filling out questionnaires. attorneys are expectsed to begin their line of questioning within two weeks. 54-year-old jose is accused of shooting and killing steinly. he's an undocumentsed immigrant who had been deported five times before. he was released from jail prior to the shooting. >>> happening today, we expect an update on deadly officer in

one of those mysteries include lee harvey oswald's trip to mexico city weeks before president kennedy's assassination. (marty) you may remember, during his campaign, president trump made the unfounded claim that the father of senator ted cruz, who ran against trump, was associated with kennedy assassin lee harvey oswald. (marty) coming up in sports -- why steph curry and kevin durant didn't make it to the end of last night's game against the grizzlies. live look outside... live look outside... golden gate for the weekned... it's the instrument petting zoo in berkeley. come out and check out some great music. it's all happening at the crowden music center from 10 to 3. the event is free to attend.s (j.r.)we start sports with the world champion golden state warriors. lets just be honestthey didn't look like world champions saturday night. tough one in memphis. late second quarter warriors down. kevin durant trying to get things going.and he travelednever like to see that. next possession for memphis. mario chalmers goes right side right by steph curry. that's two. curry though helped keep

city just weeks before the shooting. >>> there were a lot laughs and star power last night. david letterman received the award for humor at foggy bottom. >> everything was fine until you went off the air. you abandoned us. you went out for a pack of cigarettes and left us to live with an abusive orange stepfather. [applause] he did this. funding for the kennedy has just been cut off. >> when you are anointed, you rise above all your fellow men and women. hello down there. >> do you hear that? what is that? >> that's mark twain rolling over in his grave. >> ahh. >> you can see the ceremony honoring david letterman, november 20 on tbs. >>> you can look out the window, and see the skies are gloomy. a look at what's ahead for today and the rest of the week. >> we had fog, low lying clouds. you've got to love david letterman's retirement beard though. you're seeing a little bit of sunshine coming through. you walk outside, it does not feel it feels more like late summertime. we got that humidity out there. you can kind of feel the mugginess in the air. up to 72 degrees. i am seei

second, they downplayed the mexico city incident, for obvious reasons. president johnson, j edgar hoover, and others, in various ways, formal and informal, communicated to chief justice warren and others on the warren commission that the last thing they wanted was for anything to come out of this commission that could trigger a nuclear war between the united states and the soviet union. johnson feared that the american people, if they thought the soviets or the cubans had anything to do with this, would demand retaliation, and that it would inevitably lead to nuclear war. charlie: there comes out of this also someone named el mexicano. who is that? larry: yes. no one is entirely sure. this is a very odd instant. we are investigating it. i think i am going to take a pass on that one for the time being. charlie: because you don't know enough yet, or because it is so tantalizing, you want to have more before you say anything? larry: both. we want to find out what we can find out. charlie, you have seen intelligent files before. you have raw information here

there's been a lot of speculation around lee harvey oswald's trip to mexico city. he visited the embassies of the soviet union and cuba at the time. what did you learn about mexico? how was the cia involved? >> the cia had the embassies tapped, both the cuban embassy and the soviet embassy in mexico city. oswald visited both. that's one of the justification that's intelligence community used back then and even now not to tell us the full story because those taps were installed with the direct help of the mexican government that was in the '50s, '60s, i think we can get over that maybe they don't. we don't fully know what the intelligence services here and elsewhere knew about oswald's trip to those embassies. i can tell you it's one of the rosetta stones. we have to understand it to interpret oswald. what is this thing, the most chilling thing you say you've seen? >> there were loads of documents. would have expected the most chilling to come from the unite. it's been known for some time that a british report ner caer cambridge received a telephone call at 12:05 in

apparently the cia may not have done a good job of surveillance of lee harvey oswald in mexico city a month before the shooting. what do you think? >> that's entirely possible. he may have information to support that. here's the thing. i don't think that trump wants to be like, remember that time our buddy went, i have a feeling that the president, i love you geraldo, so i think that president trump has a good idea what's in those files and that's why he's doing it. just so we're clear on that. >> do you want them released or not >> i do. i want a lot of other things too, like the roswell thing i think would be very good to know, i agree with that. but i didn't really know too much about, are i guess i didn't really remember the whole trip to mexico city that he took and how that can actually play into it. i think getting clarity would be great. >> do you believe that's true? >> you know who's trying to stop this? ted cruz. we all know why. you can look into it. again, he may be one of the most transparent politicians ever but i'm with you about area 51. it's time that i come clean ab

had that agent known about that meeting, known about mexico city he would have clearly been more alert when kennedy shows up. but the story doesn't end with the russians. the russians i agree with, ferris thought he was nuts. but what they did is essentially hand him over to the cubans. he starts raving about not getting a visa and yells out according to fbi, a very good source, i'm going to kill jfk. you would think that would be the end of the but there's -- >> red flag, right? ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. >> red flag. but later oswald goes to a party where there's a cuban intelligence officer. now did they meet later on? but it was very suspicious and the state department came up with the reporting wondering about the cubans. and now we have this intercept of two cuban intelligence officers saying oswald was a good shot. when he took his first shot against an american politician it was general walker. he missed him, but then disappears in louisiana in the bayou training with cuban dissidents, and by the time he got to deally plaza, he was able to kill the president of the united st

they didn't have access to castro, and they downplayed the mexico city incident for obvious reasons. president johnson, j. edgar hoover and others, in various ways both formal and informal, communicated to chief justice warren on the warn commission that the last thing they wanted for anything to come out of this commission that could trigger a nuclear war between the united states and the soviet union. johnson feared the american people if they thought the soviets or the cubans had anything to do this, would demand retaliation and it would inevitably lead to nuclear war. >> rose: there comes out of this also the name of someone called el mexicano. >> yes. >> rose: who is that? >> this is-- no one's entirely sure. this is a very odd incident. we're investigating it. i think i'm going to take a pass on that one for the time being. >> rose: because you don't know enough yet, or because it's so tantalizing, you want to have more before you say anything? >> both. both. we want to find out what we can find out. and, charlie, you've seen intelligence files before. this is really what is a

the doubts could show if oswald was tracked during his trip to mexico city seven weeks before the assassination and whether he spoke of his plans. the document could hold clues to one big question, did he act alone. >> i would like to think these documents would be a final answer. that's never going to happen. >> reporter: president trump bowed to pressure from the fbi and cia to with hold documents out of national security. the cia said they have 18,000 documents to release after a 6 month review. >>> 13 people in north jersey including a pregnant woman and three teens were overcome by carbon monoxide. they started to feel sick yesterday morning. 6 people are in critical condition. a malfunctioning boiler may have caused the leak. >>> a 10-year-old boy led police on a high-speed chase in cleveland, ohio, at times reaching speeds of 100 miles per hour. the boy's father reported him missing around 9:00 a.m. the youngster led police through two counties, but got stuck when i tried to re-enter the ohio turnpike. it is the second time in the last two weeks the boy has gone 0 a joyride. >>> crews on

sensitive and what many people hope to you more about from these releases is a visit that oswald made to mexico city in two in september one thousand nine hundred sixty three just two months to full of the the assassination and there is genuine mystery about that such mysteries that members of the warren commission which came up with the initial members of the start of the warren commission which came up with the initial no conspiracy learned gunman theory have said that they felt betrayed by the fact that the. cia withheld from the commission the information that they were at that very time trying the us was trying to kill field cradle castra which page one into theorizing we haven't got time for it to save me but theorizing on the one hand that whole oswald may in some way have been true they may be of an attempt to get him to assassinate fidel castro and on the other hand that castro himself may have been trying to tell the united states don't try to kill me because we can also try to hit you and that in some way . harvey oswald who was a tool was used as a pawn on the transport. there are t

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. >>> skeletons, monks, and color costumes made their way through mexico city. they showed up for the day of the dead parade. this year's event was dedicated to the victims of the recent deadly earthquake. >>> a congressman writes why he sends letters to families of the fallen. >>> rose mcgowan showed up to a women's meeting in detroit. actress rose mcgowan spoke publicly for the first time since she accused harvey weinstein of rape. >> the scarlet letter is theirs, not ours. >> last month someone close to weinstein offered her hush money, a million dollars. >>> the guardian reports on theresa may's crackdown on parliament as allegations of sexual harassment grow. since the accusations of harvey weinstein have surfaced, women have come forward to complain about members of parliament. one politician admitted toi asking a politician to buy sex toys. >>> one woman died when a young boy jumped from an overpass and landed on her suv. the 12-year-old boy was attempting to commit suicide when he jumped overboard on saturday. the driver of the suv was killed. the boy wa

some files detailed oswald's trip to mexico city where he visited the soviet embassy and cuban consulate. they may shed light on what the fbi and cia knew about his intentions. >>> house lawmakers are in for a few days of yep tense negotiations on a tax cut bill now that they've narrowly passed a budget. 20 republicans voted against the budget resolution along with every democrat. the passage clears the way for work on a $1.5 trillion tax cut plan. republicans want to introduce that legislation by early next wednesday. and they hope to have it passed by thanksgiving. >>> and breaking overnight, a delta airlines flight from atlanta to amsterdam was forced to make an emergency landing. it finally landed safely in newfoundland, canada after the number two engine failed. no one on board was hurt. and delta's now sending a replacement plane and the passengers will ten their trip later today. >>> and newly-released surveillance video may reveal clues for the search for a killer. the person on this video may be the key to solving the murders of three people over a 11-day period in the seminole

cia agent, no, asset, whether the cia knew he might be dangerous from mexico city but that's what these documents do make good news people and yourself and brianna question those things because they don't provide it in any context. the archives dumb it out and then they remove the redactions from some of the earlier files released 10 or 15 years ago without telling you what's new, so there's a whole recycling i see in the european press of old news stories today told 15 or 20 years ago but sound so good i don't envy anyone who is staying up all night going through these and brianna has had to learn them inside and out, about he brings up mexico city, his trip, lee harvey oswald took, he made an important phone call while he was there. >> to a kgb officer at the russian embassy there and the cia intercepted this and what they heard was oswald speaking in broken russian, the thought was this may have had to do with obtaining visas for perhaps visas other identification for him, maybe for his wife. >> you know, poppy and brianna, they knew back in the day and again, this is even something

bulk of the argument, some documents about mexico city, oswald seven weeks before the assassination has cia spying on the cuban missions and soviets and we had mexican nationals, citizens, providing at informants information to the cia. some may have been 22, 23-year-old students, leftist students secretly providing information to the cia. today in late 70s or 80s went on to their own lives. exposing though could be embarrassing. on the basis which they could be held, but a small chance. >> i agree with you. look, i have frankly, between -- oliver stone messing up the jfk conspiracy theories and i'll leave that aside, in your book. i'm a recovering conspiracy theorist on cia as i joke with friends, but it's aye r my understanding what the cia is really embarrassed about, we'll find out, they had more eyes on oswald than they realized, and that ultimately is the embarrassment they're trying to avoid. is that your understanding? >> in that six to eight -- period in mexico. right. what happened, he was there. that was, the spies, mexico, we didn't have cuban diplomatic missions in the unit

it or mexico city. strong winds are hampering firefighting efforts in the u.s. where wildfires have killed at least thirty one people in california hundreds of people are missing after mass evacuations across the state's northern wine country the blazes began on sunday night gale force winds toppled power lines across the region it's thought to be the deadliest wildfire incident in the history of the state. now in a few moments we'll have the very latest world weather for you with richard but also still ahead here on the news how. this amazing gets first time talk to you in five years relieve us a son and his family are freed in pakistan after being kidnapped by taliban linked fighters. and in sport relief a beautiful and your champions as they clinched their opening playoff series the reaction in about twenty. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. yen by province in northern vietnam has been hit really badly by a tropical storm twenty three it was called as it went across the pro

you look at oswald's life and the time he spent in russia and the mexico city trip shortly before the assassination, all of the conspiracy theories, and some of which, you know, you can certainly understand what would lead people down that path. so what do you think they would be withholding at this point? >> well, i wish i knew. we all have guesses. i'm sure that trace reported correctly when he said that in some cases it is the name namef informants, most of whom, i'd bet, long dead. maybe the family members still living. but it is a stretch to say there would be implications. you know, i just don't know. i tend to believe that lee harvey oswald was the only shooter. that doesn't mean he didn't tell other people, as he might have done and mexico city -- and we have some evidence of that. there are other possibilities. you know, if we don't get this information before those of us who have lived through it die, it is going to feed the conspiracy theories forever. not that they will ever go away, but you at least can use truth to counteract them. >> martha: do you think that castro was

>> september 1963s oswald went to mexico city, seeking a visa to travel to the soviet union and cuba and in that time he had contact with the soviet and cuban consulate there and those are presumed to be intelligence officers. the cia was survey veiling oswald at the time. they were well aware of those contacts when they happened. the information about oswald's contacts with the soviet and cuban intelligence officers was forwarded to the top of the cia, to james engleton, in fact, who i write about in my book. so the oswald's presence in mexico city was very well known to the top of the cia six weeks before president kennedy was killed. >> what we don't know yet, though, about those contacts, is the content of all of those contacts. because honestly if i called the french embassy today, just call them, that is a contact. is it a meaningful one? i don't know. that's what we still don't know. >> we still have pieces of the puzzle that are missing and we had hoped to fill it all in with this document dump. maybe we'll get those answers eventually. tom foreman and jefferson morley, such

beetle is getting a new lease on life in a rather unexpected place you find yourself in this mexico city district you might be hailing one for a ride. this is the butyl capital of the world the volkswagen beetle is the main taxi vehicle in quite the back and hilly district in mexico city here the roads are so steep and narrow the public transportation is simply not possible that's where the feisty beetle comes in. people from the area know this place is vocal and via beatle land because there are so many beetles in the survey that took place around the year year and a half ago counted two thousand five hundred illegal beetle taxis. officially registered taxis don't they have ventured here because the crime filled neighborhood is notoriously dangerous but the gap in services has created an opportunity for many drivers who have turned their beetles into a source of income. if the car was created for challenges it is cheap when it comes to gasoline consumption and also in terms of its spare parts how easy it is to repair. that. they may be old but the v.w. bugs called the back and continue

city where he met with spies. >> didn't they suspect he was a much bigger threat and why didn't they warn washington of it at the time. >> reporter: other details unsealed, the cia discovered efforts to assassination castro and even forged ties with the mob to receive heb and the fbi got called. in a statement last night the c cia says the undocumented information recommended a portion. they vowed to ultimately release all of its kennedy assassination records. >> nikki battiste here in new york. thanks a lot, nikki. >>> president trump declared opioid abuse a national emergency but it's called a tiger without teeth. the promise to fight the epidemic but without the resources to carry through. mola lenghi has our report. >> reporter: the president got personal in dealing with the opioid crisis. he talked about his late brother fred who was an alcoholic. >> he had a problem with alcohol. he would tell me, don't drink, don't drink. he was substantially older and i listened to him. >> reporter: president trump declared the opioid epidemic a public emergency. >> we owe it to our children

he is currently counsel in the mexico city office of wide and case and chairman of adventures a management consulting firm specializing in cross border business development. >> not house broken. >> not house broken, correct. governor, francisco garcia has served as governor of the excan state, our neighborhood which borders texas from webb county to brownsville since 2016. he previously served as mayor of border city across and also is a federal senator. as governor he's advocated for great railroad cooperation between texas. here's a fun fact. he was born in mcgowan texas, went to high school there and the only dual national governor in mexico. so i think it's really cool that we have four of the five panelists were born along the border. sid miller and i were not. so the title of this panel is trump and mexico but it might as well be called trump versus mexico. we all remember the line about rapists and drug traffickers and a few good people coming across the u.s.-mexico border. the relationship remains tense whether it's over the wall, daca, nafta, you name it. so let's start with the a

city. jonathan: six years after the east coast earthquake that hit the area, the national cathedral still repairing damage. the fixes are being split in nine phases. it could take another ten to 15 years before they are all excellent with everything. when all is said and drop it will cost $25 million. michelle: well, this is it. today is the deadline to submit proposal for amzo 100 cities and counties nationwide are in the running including eight in our area. today we learn that charles county is pitching the white plains area. the local leaders think amazon will find a lot to like here. >> diversity that is very important in the proposal. you are looking for an urban-like area and transportation, educated workforce. michelle: one possible drawback is the cost of living which amazon will have to consider before choosing where they will create 50,000 jobs. a threat against prince william county high school coach has the school changing gametime. the game between potomac and freedom high scho

city and surrounding areas. >> today is live, we're getting donations here. the supermarket. but this campaign is going to last three weeks and you can go online, go to the latino community foundation website, and just donate online. >> organizers say 100% of the proceeds will go directly to local charities in areas of the greatest need. >>> we've just learned the identity of the woman killed in san francisco after she fell 300 feet from a cliff. the medical examiner has identified the victim as arezu usafi from tracy. sky 7 was over ft. funston where firefighters recovered her body yesterday near the hang glider launch site. the 36-year-old woman was apparently alone when she fell. >>> a few hours ago the trump administration made a change to the affordable care act. it means many american women may no longer have access to free birth control. that story ahead. >>> also, the final word for aol's instant messen >>> trouble on the film set. >> what a costume. >> what is your problem? >> next "right this minute". the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say s

. >>> today marks one month since the massive 7.1 earthquake shook mexico, devastating mexico city, more than 200 people were killed and this morning the efforts to rebuild are only beginning. right now crews are still working to demolish any remaining damaged buildings and clear debris. it's expected to cost more than a billion dollars to rebuild mexico city. >>> right now we've been paying attention to the weather, it's going to be nice today, rain coming later in the day for a lot of people. >> most of the rain later on tonight. so it's in and out of here before the weekend and cooler temperatures on the way as well. >>> and we are talking about a big rig situation. >> the only problem, highway 4, we will zoom over toward this area, that big rig blocking the middle of the freeway at willow pass road for highway 4. >> thank you very much. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we are back with you at 7:20 with more live local news. >>> good morning. >>> good >>> good morning, broken promise? the father of a fallen soldier claims president trump vowed to send him $25,000 but never

city thanks john or discussion surrounding the u.k.'s exit from the european union are deadlocked over the key issue of money by exit negotiators michel barnier representing the e.u. and david davis of the u.k. have been meeting again in brussels the has been progress on the issues of the irish land border and citizens in britain but there's been no sign of a deal on what bail the u.k. will have to pay to leave the block you know don't push you to negotiate there has been no negotiation on the financial settlement we've only had technical discussions useful technical regarding that specific issue were to deadlock which is very worrying for thousands of businesses everywhere when you are up and also worrying for taxpayers. i can i try to get back to our breaking news we told you about half an hour ago that a turkish military convoy has crossed into syria turkish media sources saying that the convoy included about eighty soldiers and twelve armored vehicles also saying all of the destination isn't clear it is thought according to local so

number one, what did the cia know about oswald's trip to mexico city shortly before the assassination when he went to the cuban and soviet embassies. number two, let's look for the files of e. howard hunt, the infamous watergate burglar, who claimed somehow that he knew in advance about the assassination. and then, of course, there are other cia files, including files from master spy james angleton that should shed some light on all of this. but it is still, trump said, subject to further information. we don't know if he's going to release everything. you know, from what we know about trump, he'll release it if he thinks it's in his interests. if it's not, he won't. >> well, this conversation whetting our appetite for more to come as these papers are released this week. thank you so much for joining us. appreciate that. >>> in just a moment, president's obsession with wiping out obamacare. i'll talk about colorado governor john hickenlooper about that and why there's speculation he could be in the mix for 2020. >>> next hour, steve bannon's attacks going an george w. bush. >>> turning