number one, what was oswald doing in mexico city just a few weeks before the assassination? we know that he was talking to soviets. he was talking to cubans, that the united states had some surveillance of all this. what was going on. did he make a threat against john kennedy that should have been transmitted to the secret service? and the other thing is did the cia and fbi pick up information not only in mexico city that should have warned the secret service and the people around john kennedy in dallas, might have spared us the trauma of that death. >> it seems to me there would be two motives for what you're describing. the first one big motive would be to avoid stirring up real hot war 2001 us and the soviet union if they were in on this thing. >> right. >> anyway, even knowledgeable about a planned assassination. and number two, the cya.

this is starting to put all roads lead to mexico city. there is one document that's just come out where we follow oswald's journey to mexico city, the meeting, what they're wearing. if we can ever figure out what oswald did in mexico city and who he met with, and the cia was very busy in mexico city in the late 50s and 60s. >> as a matter of fact, we have something that gets to that in a phone call. according to an intercepted phone call in mexico city,s on w58d called the soviet agency identifying himself by name and speaking in broken russian stating the above and asking whether there was anything new concerning telegram to washington. >> i've always thought this mexico city incident is really the secret chapter of the kennedy assassination drama. oswald goes to mexico city, meeting with cuban spice, russian spice and other people who at the height of the cold war might have wanted to see john kennedy dead. >> it is fascinating if you look back on this how many steps they took from the very beginning after the assassination which only r

wise line is a sense francisco tech firm with two hundred sixty employees based in mexico city and. it is invited so-called dreamers who could face deportation from the u.s. to apply for jobs in mexico but it's not just america's dreamers that are moving their tech talent from around the world is now flocking to mexico for work the fact that nearing is a globalized profession that many of the things in the new years learn in do share a common language which is. to bring people from egypt from brazil from many parts of the wall and it's very good for a while in mexico in general and wise line one of the key benefits of operating in mexico has been the ability to attract and relocate foreign workers with ease since opening offices there in twenty fourteen the company has brought in workers from france india and china among other countries that finitely mexico it's a country willing to embrace every single talented person that my when i return or actually if it's coming from a different country to be part of this ticket in this story we will welcome them and we want to raise that. mexi

sort of come this half hour we were in mexico city take to the wheel in a bid to stop the attacks and threats they face in taxis. and former u.s. presidents barack obama and george w. bush find some rare common ground. hello well said they had a weather for around about two or three months really as we saw this area cloud of rain make its way through it's still producing a few showers some longer spells of rain but it will steadily make its way further eastward we're going to see clear skies coming in behind but also some cool weather in the process of just eighteen celsius there for sydney fifty eight degrees there in melbourne the chilly southwesterly wind coming in a brisk one at that but it will warm up in perth to around twenty six degrees on saturday afternoon falling back to around twenty two on sunday with a few showers for the southwestern corner that's not going to heat and i sort of any warming up. melbourne also into adelaide victoria certainly on the chilly side cool blustery and chilly there into where tasmania over the next couple of days that same area clavell stretchi

oswald's trip to mexico city just weeks before the assassination has long raised eyebrows. while there previously released government documents revealed he met with could you ban and soviet spies. >> it appears that he actually made the statement in the could you ban embassy in mexico city i want to kill president kennedy, i'm going to kill president kennedy. >> and what about the cia or the mob, who was angry at kennedy for his crack down on organized crime? theories abound on their involvement too. even president kennedy's own vice president, lyndon johnson, could he have ordered a hit on his boss? some conspiracy theorists say yes. remember, it was johnson who set up the warren commission to put an end to the chatter that he was responsible for the assassination. still, the chatter continues. much of it focused on the number of bullets fired that terrible day. the warren's commission official 888 page report concluded that in all three shots were fire, all from oswald's rifle perched on the sixth floor of the texas school book deposition to her. one bullet struck preside

oswald's trip to mexico city weeks before the assassination long raised eyebrows. while there previously released government documents reveal he met with cuban and soviet spies. >> it appears he made the statement in the embassy i want to kill president kennedy. i'm going to. >> reporter: and cia and mob, angry at kennedy for crackdown on organized crime. theories abound on their involvement and president kennedy's vice president, lyndon johnson, could he have ordered a hit on his boss? some say yes. remember it was johnson who set up warren commission to put end to the chatter he was responsible for the assassination. still it continues. many focused on the number of bullets fired that day. warren commission's report concluded that in all three shots were fired from oswald's rifle perched on the sixth floor of the texas school board repository. one struck president kennedy and magic bullet struck kennedy and texas governor john connolly who survived the killing. he said he believed he was struck by second bullet which fuelled talk of second shooter at dealey plaza

mexico city about because i've heard a few not but a few historians, local historian about mexico city. thought the war ren commission, the photo of the man in mexico city didn't look anything like oswald, i'm files the see what f.b.i. has and the c.i.a., and i ope they will go ahead and release those. i've always thought that visit by oswald was debunked, but i'm wrong. uest: well, there are a lot of allegations that oswald never went to mexico city, this was an imposter. lot of theories come from the fact that after the assassination, the c.i.a., which monitored the soviet and cuban embassies there with banks surveillance cameras could never come up with a photograph a oswald, they came up with photograph of obviously a very led to t man and this the idea somebody was impersonating oswald in mexico city. thinking about this for several years and going through documents that are declassified, reason to believe the c.i.a. covered up what it knew bout mexico city, wanted to cover up how much it had known bout oswald and his movement around mexico city because it would be a scandal if it

possibly after the meeting in the consulate in mexico city. and the main witness in this investigation had been tortured by the mexicans, so her testimony isn't exactly reliable. there's big pieces of this that i'd like to fill in. i think we need to put to bed these really crazy conspiracy theorys. >> the documents, i want everyone to know, they have just droppeded. so we're going to start going through them and share what we can as we get them later this hour. just breaking. before we go though an we start going through those, a poll in the 50th anniversary of jfk's death showed more than 60% of americans believe oswald did not act alone. there's all kinds of theorys. donald trump threw that one out there about ted cruz's father, which seems to be b absurd. is there anything in the documents you remember that you've read the half a million pages that would indicate oswald had help? >> no, but you have government agencies doing unthink bable. the central intelligence agency can speak personally with the destruction of the oswald note. he came

mexico city. to take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera iraqi forces of claim control of the whole of kirkuk province from kurdish peshmerga forces the army says it captured the last town of al turn capri which is situated close to erbil with the help of shia forces the u.s. has urged calm from the iraqi government and to avoid further clashes eisel has claimed responsibility for one of two attacks targeting mosques in afghanistan over seventy people were killed the attacks happened in a shia mosque in kabul eyeless on a mosque in the central province of core. right after the cleric started the prayer as i was passing by the mosque and an explosion happened there was chaos amongst the people all the windows of the mosque were shattered from a nearby checkpoint trying to control the crowd all the wounded victims in the shattered windows were taken to hospital by ambulance and the dead bodies were lying in. the u.s. is this shift its counterterrorism strategy to focus more on africa defens

in mexico city seven weeks prior to the shooting. another theory floated around due to an improper autopsy that stated that lee harvey oswald didn't act alone. there were actually two shooters. that has been proven to be wrong. i've spoken with a lead forensic pathologist and later discovered there were three shots, one gun, not two guns. the initial autopsy was wrong causing congress to conclude that there were two shooters and a conspiracy to kill jfk. all of this is among the 3,000 documents. the c.i.a. and f.b.i. don't want it released. forget the 180 day delay. >> the challenge there, the question remains is was oswald working alone or working on behalf of someone else? visiting the soviet embassy in mexico city, seeking protection in cuba. they raise a question of whether he was working for another government and that kind of interference. no proof what so ever on any of those points and having files still out of circulation keeps those speculations alive. >> all right, glen hall, thank you very much. appreciate it. also making

al-jazeera tokyo a new phone app is making it safe for women to take a taxi in mexico city a startup company is recruiting only female drivers following a series of murders by men john heilemann reports. a new poll ranks mexico city is the fourth worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses but even at the hands of taxi drivers the arrival of right hand has meant that many feel safer but the rape murder of. the at the hands of her cab the driver then to that perception then this month another woman was killed this time by four men in a car registered with. the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you know very pretty and young you feel unsafe threatened think about how to react what do i do if this gets worse. now marianna uses a new service it's called loud drive it's for women passages only and drum by women drivers were on a car was one of the first. i picked up a girl that asked me can i sleep for a bit of course me so i said you can't do that with a mild. driver you think what if he says somethin

they reversed the mexico city policy when he took office. ronald reagan initiated it. i'm very proud of the administration for extending it to global health so that the child is held harmless. these are babies. the first amendment i offered in the house of representatives was in committee. was to provide $50 million for the child survival fund to promote immunization and therapy and growth monitoring in breast-feeding. four pillars of a child survivor. he had suggested that we have have the 25 million that we head in the program i doubled it. i do believe respectfully to does it disagree it literally takes the life of that child in destroys him or her and disproportionately women, and girls i chaired the china commission. we just released our most human rights report. because of the election abortion. they are missing 62 million or more girls killed denied in my humble opinion this is an act of gender crime when you single out a child that five months or so through ultrasound discovers it's a girl it said the three most dangerous words that could be uttered in some par

i think we certainly knew that lee harvey oswald made a trip down to mexico city to go to visit the embassy of the soviet union and cuba and we have to remember, he certainly had a checkered past. oswald did by having deflected to the soviet union, married a soviet woman but came back to the united states and so we still don't have all of the documentation on what went on in mexico city and again, that only fuels the fire of the fact that there could have been a conspiracy. >> charles: what about ruby and the talk of his underworld connections and again , there are a lot of questions revolving around him and that continues to linger as well. >> well, there are indeed because he was such a shady figure as well and had spent a lot of time in chicago and in the underworld it seemed but the material that i started looking at last night indicate that while he was a sketchy figure he was not one that necessarily was involved with the mob to the extent that we there for know that the mob had a role to play in the kennedy assassination, along with the fact though that we are seeing more documents o

it was the worst in a generation, killing at least 355 people in mexico city and the areas around. now what happened here is under investigation. engineers believe the school should never have fallen down and that illegal building work meant its steal supports gave way, killing many of those inside. investigators are now looking at the building and the companies behind its construction. officials have already said they suspect it did not comply with regulations. translation: we will put together the files and make a detailed investigation as to what building permits were issued, who issued them, who reviewed the site, and who authorised it. it is indisputable that there could have been criminal negligence and that is why we are investigating. since the massive earthquake that hit mexico in 1985, planning and building codes have been improved and rigidly enforced — quake—proofing buildings a national priority. translation: we are not going to hide anything. a terrible tragedy occurred here. i think we are all shocked and i think it is my obligation to investigate everything we c

he wants to know more about shooter lee harvey oswald's trip to mexico city which is mentioned in the documents. >> the question in the back of my minds has always been doesn't the cia know more about what was going on in oswald in mexico city? didn't they think he was a much bigger threat? why didn't they washington wash that at the time? >> the national until archives here in washington responsible for releasing the information, but expert stay could days if not weeks to make sense of it all. >> as world shot and killed by ruby while in police custody giving rise to conspiracy theories about the kennedy assassination, in 1964, the warren commission reported that oswald acted as a lone wolf. but that finding did little to put the matter to rest. here's a useful moment where the government tried to show real transparency about a turning point in american history. >> but it is possible the documents could raise more questions than they answer. seth lemon, cbs news, washington. >> well, president trump is now calling opioid addiction a public health emergency. he says it is time for the

know much more what was going on with oswald in mexico city? didn't they suspect he was much bigger threat? why didn't they washington wash of that at the time? >> other details unsealed include the cia discussed effort to assassinate castro, and even forge ties with the mob to possibly help. and the fbi received a call at its dallas office, threatening oswald's life the night before he was shot and killed by jack ruby. >> still, not all files were released. roughly 300 documents, are being classified at least for now out of concern for us national security. in a memo, president trump directed agencies that requested re dabbing sean to reconsider their reasons over the next five months, jim, rahel, important to note most historians do believe there was one shooter and no conspiracy. aren't expecting any bombshells here, so we'll glee so a lot of people still interested. thank you, jan, appreciate t time 5:37 in business news this morning, oh, oh, potential shortage of iphone pens. >> that's how i i want to spend a thousand dollars, jim. diane k

mexico city all right let's get on the spot now has peter. nick thank you very much the los angeles dodgers are headed to their first series in twenty nine years the end of the chicago cubs the face of a major league baseball sideline thursday with a stunning performance from one player in particular as joanna gash to report. to us about the job was the way it's been one hundred eight years since the los angeles dodgers last won a world series but now they're a step closer to ending that drought. last season the dodgers run was ended by the now defending champion chicago cubs this time the dodgers got their own back man deep at the center field this. was ok that the open and as he's had a lot on his mind of late his father has been battling cancer and his home country of puerto rico was devastated by hurricanes last month so his performance in game five was even more remarkable when he followed that home run in the very next inning with something special that he said you want to thank god that's god said. ok that was. with the dodgers now up

it was the worst in a generation, killing at least 355 people in mexico city and the areas around. now what happened here is under investigation. engineers believe the school should never have all in down and that it still supports gateway killing many of those inside. investigators are now looking at the building and the companies behind its construction. officials have a ready said they suspected it not comply with regulations. translation: will make a digital investigation about what building permits were issued, who reviewed the site, who authorised it. it could be illegal so we are investigating. quick proofing buildings has become a national priority. translation: we are not going to hide anything. a terrible tragedy occurred here. i think we are all shocked and it is my obligation to investigate everything we can. the suspicion here is that the still columns were too weak to withstand a strong earthquake. many here believe it was an accident waiting to happen. austria's law banning face veils — such as burqas or niqabs — has gone into effect. only an estimated 150 austri

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if 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 hilly district in mexico city here the roads of 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 beatles in a survey that took place around the year a 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 this car was created for challenges it is cheap when it comes to gasoline consumption and also in terms of its being a parts how easy it is to repairing one that. they may be old but the v.w. bugs called the pack continue to do their job after the last one rolled

what did you get out of the information about his visit to mexico city? >> the documents we got do support the idea that something happened in mexico city. oswald is meeting with cuban and soviet supplies including a kgb assassinations expert. i don't think there is evidence they had anything to do with this, but oswald was meeting with an assassinations expert before the assassination. you would think that would raise a red alert. >> cuban official diplomat in an intercepted conversation was heard saying that they knew for a fact that he was a good shooter. they had the capability of shooting a weapon with accuracy. >> he qualified as a marine. he was qualified as a sharpshooter and he did have knowledge the weapons and capable of doing exactly what he did. >> the cubans knew that because he was in the marine corps or because they saw him shooting? >> i doubt if they saw him shooting, but they got information from the fact that he was in the marines. >> there is a lot more to come. there will be a circus in april when the showdown between people at the w

mexico city just examples of things like parking reform. mexico cityjust passed a great example of parking reform, mandating that there are maximums rather than minimums of parking spaces. delhi tried an odd, even scheme. they are no longer doing it but they are willing to bring it back of the situation dictates. that should everyone immediately what a difference it can make when car is arduous suddenly cut in half. i don't think there aren't that many places in the world, or any place that has perfectly covered everything, even in cities like london were 91% of people in central london were 91% of people in central london have very close access to mass transit. when you go to greater london, that number was down to 60%. even in cities that are doing a good job, it is still not as extensive as it should be, the transept there for the people living there. the world is growing, bursting at the seams. cities are overpopulated. the argument is that people need cars. what is your argument about? there is no possible way for us to move as many pe

why his line is a sense francisco tech firm with two hundred sixty employees based in mexico city and guadalajara it is invited so-called dreamers who could face deportation from the u.s. to apply for jobs in mexico but it's not just america's dreamers that are moving their tech talent from around the world is no flocking to mexico for work the fact that engineering is a globalized profession that many of the things in the nearest learn in do share a common language which is allowed us to bring people from egypt from brazil from many parts of the wall and it's very good for a while here in mexico in general and wise line one of the key benefits of operating in mexico has been the ability to attract and relocate foreign workers with ease since opening offices there in twenty fourteen the company has brought in workers from france india and china among other countries that finitely mexico it's a country willing to embrace every single talented person that my when i return or actually if it's coming from a different country to be part of this ticket in this story we will welcome them and

with us now from mexico city catalina ruiz another otto 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 some innocent and religious itself we have conversation just that we can't be sustained is just used from other countries because into doesn't. complain 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 gaming tools 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 medical school and i told my first arrest and that was 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

could drop out of the deal john holdren reports from mexico city. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is visiting mexico at a very delicate moment in terms of the north american free trade agreement that binds canada mexico and the united states together in a free trading block he's come straight from washington where president trump as he has been for some time was musing about whether it might not be best to scrap all together nafta and have bilateral trading agreements he's negotiators in the fourth round of negotiations now over enough to are apparently playing hardball they're trying to get things that the canadian makes contains don't really want to give now until now mates can kind of had quite a united front they both said that they want to modernize this agreement but they want to keep this agreement with it both in very different positions as well while the united states and canada both developed countries have quite a healthy trade balance makes coke and the u.s. u.s. has has a more than sixty billion trade deficit with mexico last yea

i understand all of a sudden this guy is working with him down in mexico city. he's our enemy. >> the context, which i know you do and john does, coming at that point when we were just having come through in the 50s this height of the cold war -- >> anti--- they were the enemy. >> yeah. mccarthyism. there was suspicion around. people were being followed and put on watch lists. so the fact that he did not pop ip as someone that the secret was concerned about with the president going to dallas given his movements is very suspicion. >> let's take a look at some more documents. another document we just got sum riegsd the soviet reaction that unfolded in dallas on that day. quote, officials of the communist party of the soviet union believe there was some well organized conspiracy on the part of the ultraright in the united states to effect a coup. our source further states that the soviets were fearful that without leadership some irresponsible general in the united states might launch a missile at the soviet union. what do you make of that? do you believe that was

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the day of the dead goes back hundreds of years, but this is mexico city's first parade celebrating it. and organizers say, get this, they got the idea from a scene in the last james bond movie. >> did not know that. wow. >>> all right, we often think of them as just pests and swat them and stomp on them. it seems like we really need our insects. >> like why are they in the house? >> they're an important part of our ecosystem. >> so in some parts of the world, though, they're vanishing. and people don't know exact reasons for that. a group of scientists looking for the answer, here is atika shubert with more on that story. >> reporter: it doesn't look like much, a lone tent, fluttering near a group of trees this say crucial part of an effort to track creatures that make up two-thirds of animal life on earth, insects. they are vanishing by the millions. over the last three decades, the number of insects has dropped by more than 75% in nature reserves in germany. >> we know it is happening. but the magnitude is much stronger than we realized in the past. >> reporter: they compile and sor

city is out there as john heilemann so john i guess i'm guessing that certain after is going to be top of the agenda for these two leaders. absolutely justin trudeau is coming to mexico in a really delicate moment as you just said there for these two countries and that's because of the third member of the north american free trade agreement the united states is increasingly playing hardball in the negotiations over how it should be modernized or whether it should continue at all president donald trump has been very publicly ambivalent for quite some time about nafta musing over whether it should continue and president prime minister trudeau is actually come to mexico straight from washington where he did talk to president trump and so mexico and canada have both said that they think that the nafta should continue but they are in quite different positions the canadian trade balance with the united states is relatively healthy whereas the u.s. has quite a large trade deficit about sixty billion dollars last year with mexico and about eighty percent of mexican exports do go to the united

mexico city the california wildfires are now the deadliest in the state's history with at least thirty one people now confirmed dead thousands of firefighters are working around the clock but many of the largest fires are burning with little containment the flames have ravaged north california's wine country since sunday destroying at least thirty five hundred buildings and these four hundred people are still reported missing in sonoma county alone there are everywhere you know there's little pockets there's there's. there's parts that we just can't get to this part so we're waiting for it you know so yesterday all yesterday we were prepping houses and we thought we were going to be defending houses but now i think we were transitioning into that that defense mode now people in thailand are marking one yeah since the passing of king bhumibol and mourners gathered outside bangkok's grand palace where the late king is lying in state it comes ahead of his cremation ceremony later this month which will mark the end of the official mourning period. for my seventeen years when he has more fr

he contacted the soviet embassy and the could you ban consulate in mexico city and he appeared to be trying to get visas to travel. he didn't get them from either one. but there was a phone call that was intercepted where oswald spoke to a soviet kgb agent and said something about how is that business in washington working out and presumably that was in reference to this visa going on there. but, again, there's no sign he ever got the visas and it's not at all clear that he was coordinating anything there except trying to get visas, presumably, maybe to flee after the assassination attempt or for some other plan. >> tom for man, thank you very much. we're going to check back with tom throughout the show as he gets more information. now i want to bring in larry saab atoe. the author of the kennedy half century. and hugh contains worth. hugh was in dallas on that historic day and we're happy to have both of you gentlemen here. good evening. hugh, first your reaction on what tom is reporting in these documents. >> well, from what i've read, and i haven't read that many really at this po

women in mexico city take the wheel in a bid to stop the attack threats they face in taxi. and food for thought book signs a saying about the n.f.l. decision not to punish protesting play is more on that coming up in. how the weather is lost a set fire across eastern parts of the u.s. but we've got some increasing clouds spilling into central parts seizing up across the deep south texas will see cloud and rain coming for him another band of cloud and some wintry weather will push its way in across the mountain states that will stand up towards the northern plains easing up into the canadian prairie sunshine for the eastern side of the u.s. into eastern parts of kind of the further west we are going to say that really wet weather pushing in across the good parts of seattle pushing over towards oregon into the western side of kind of a little sneak a little further research as we go on through sunday so washington state oregon seeing some of that wet weather look at the rain really popping up across central parts of the u.s. just twenty three celsius in dallas and heavy downp

mexico city astray is one of the most multicultural countries in the world to get latest figures show a quarter of the population is intolerant towards other cultures and ethnicities and thomas reports from sitting. in one commercial a white man holds open a lift door for a white woman but let the door close on a black one a white woman steps out discussed it in another a taxi driver tries to pick up a white passenger before an aboriginal's one has been waiting longer a white passenger refuses to jump the queue but does australia one of the world's most multicultural countries really need like these more than other places organizers call this the believe in bendigo picnic an annual day have. inclusive in a country town when my kids were growing up i stepped. to the big market to say people of any other ethnic origin you know because they just weren't those kind of people and so now that's changing and more people are coming to live here but the main idea is to hold an event which contrasts with another held in bendigo in like twenty fifty hundreds protested against plans to build a mo

biggest concern john holeman how does it or mexico city now witchcraft in zambia toxic masculinity in south africa and folktales. are just some of the african themes at this year's london film festival here's johnny anjanette report on how filmmakers from the continent are challenging the way africa is usually depicted on screen. it looks like a west in the familiar genre for audiences but five thing is for must say it's set against the backdrop of south africa's eastern cape. director michael matthews has dusted down the genre creating something thrilling and fresh. why don't we take a picture together look at the camera. send it to another african film with a unique style is i am not a witch based on a real witch camp in ghana it's a comment on women's place in society told with humor critics according directive on god and i only a new voice in cinema if i if i had been trying out of probably been a different kind of filmmaker in the sense that because i don't know where and i was some things i tend to follow rules like literally sort of been very much about filmmaking and i would'v

city in september 1963. we don't have a full accounting of everywhere he went and who he talked to. we know he visited the embassies of cuba and the soviet union. in the secret history of the kennedy assassination published in 2013, establishes in there during that trip to mexico city oswald had a brief affair with a woman that was tied to come hue any of the apparatus. there is no contradiction between believing that lee harvey oswald pulled the trigger and killed president kennedy, but there could be a conspiracy that money was provided to him in mexico city. >> martha: fascinating. no doubt giving question to those who want to dig into it for many years to come based on this. i want to ask you, james, in terms of this new information we got in terms of the washington free beacon being one of the sources on the gop side, the conservative side for the investigations that went into president trump in the early stages of the nomination process and after? >> it's an interesting development. i think it's gonna

scholars believe the files could provide insight into assassin lee harvey oswald's trip to mexico city weeks before the killing. during the trip oswald visited the soviet and cuban embassies. back in 1992 congressman dated all assassination documents be released within 25 years. >> new airport security measures will go into that effect today. travelers flying into the united states will have to remove electronics larger than a cell phone from carry on bags and place them in a bin. this includes tablets and laptops. the new measure could also include short security interviews with passengers. the change will not apply to precheck lanes from the fairfax county school board will hold a vote on a name change for the j.e.b. stuart school. others to be renamed after thurgood marshall or barbara rose johns. >> astros-dodgers, california was the scene. rallying back and forth all night long. 11 indi11 innings is what it too decide a winner. game tied at six heading into the 11th inner. george springer two run homer sealed the deal. astros take game 27 to 66. series tied at a game a piece. >> q

the second thing, the mexico city we have known for a while, and we are getting more detail about what lee harvey oswald was doing this, and we know some of this and we don't have any evidence that there was a conspiracy or coordination. this will fuel the conversation. >> it feels like the word of the week is nontransparency, or lack of transparency, on so many different stories and then this. >> i think this is a shameful performance by the american government. they have had 25 years to prepare for this document release. the idea that they are scrambling on the last day and withholding hundreds of these documents, it just feeds exactly the problem that that this document release was supposed to address. and, you know, maybe in 180 days after the president's delay there will be more disclosures, but it seems to me this was handled in the worst possible way. >> the 1992 law said within 25 years, which was yesterday, the government has to release all of these and then they don't. >> that's what is nuts about this, right? it's not as if they were told you have 180 days to do this, and th

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'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.