canada mexico is being renegotiated in the night with the u.s. is increasingly playing hardball with the other two president trump himself has said many times the deal is unfair does threaten to pull out both canada or mexico's leaders say if it's updated it can still work making mexico wants a good agreement but it has to be positive for the three countries you can't just be good for one or the other as we move forward with renegotiations we will continue to work toward our shared goal of a win win win agreement mexico and canada for the moment presenting a fairly united front but in reality they're into very different positions just last year the united states had a more than sixty billion dollars trade deficit with the mexico in comparison canada and the us have a much more balanced trade relationship. there are concerns in mexico that if negotiations through the two developed countries in the plot could forge their own deal. i think true do is playing his cards well presenting himself now as close to mexico in negotiating canada's interests b

commercial television is completely under a percentage of of mexico not ethnically more racially nor culturally those who are represented are white upper middle class people in general there is little space for new cultural expressions for the young indigenous people or women in different leadership roles or positions. but i'm a. commercial media. sensationalised news crime or disasters we are the poor people. and give even in. our community life is not shown in the commercial media shows a stereotype of imaginary society which those will not exist except for a very few the great majority of mexicans do not exist in this image that they need to get on the. bar from selling the status quo community radio stations such as level i don't have both reported and stood alongside social movements that have been pushing for political change in mexico since the election of president enrique pena nieto in two thousand and twelve. veronica has a self received anonymous death threats and been arrested by police in this. issue over the country and a mecca mecca is experiencing kidnappings the murd

match it's the media in competition over the cattle and independent story community radio stations in mexico and the stories they tell no place to hide two more syrian journalists are killed in turkey and millenniums you listen up advertisers have got you all figured out you splash the violence at the hands of the police the hundreds of people injured there's all kinds of political fallout from last weekend's referendum in catalonia and the spanish media are among those with questions to answer the different ways in which spanish and cattle and news organizations reported on the run up to this referendum was part journalism part propaganda that reflected the positions of the governments involved with the national government in madrid calling the referendum process unconstitutional t.v. spain's largest public broadcaster is now seeing signs of rebellion from within and the barcelona based t.v. three which gets more than half of its funding from the regional government there has been accused of indoctrinating the catalonian people rather than informing them catalonia is pro independence presid

now the canadian prime minister is in mexico as the future remains unclear for both countries on the free trade agreement with the u.s. justin trudeau is right now missing the mexican president pena nieto to talk about the nafta of course also mexico 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 di

can stick together in this room see mexico with a different mission. the thing comes close to it developed it's got a far bigger trade deficit with us in canada had a more equal trading partners so really it's the country that sort of sticks out here and the one that has something to lose so they're going to have a press conference a little bit later on in the thing to see how they phrased their different responses when it comes to nafta. and they're enjoying just how damaging if nafta was to effectively implode how damaging would that be for a country like mexico for its economy. is interesting because the mexican foreign minister has becoming out this week and he's been saying look this isn't the end of the world if we have to pull out of nafta now we do have. the tip things that we're thinking of but the bottom line is that about eighty five mexican exports do go to the united states is by far mexico's biggest trading partner so you can imagine what would happen if that deal ended now because the nafta deal and it doesn't mean the mexico will stop e

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

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

commercial television is completely under a percentage of of mexico not ethnically more racially nor culturally those who are represented are white upper middle class people in general there is little space for new cultural expressions for the young indigenous people or women in different leadership roles or positions. but i'm a. commercial media. sensationalism grime or disasters where the poor people need a. way to. give even in. our community life is not shown in the commercial media shows a stereotype of imaginary society which does not exist except for a very few the great majority of mexicans do not exist in this image that they. get on the. bar from selling the status quo community radio stations such as level i don't have both reported and stood alongside social me. that have been pushing for political change in mexico since the election of president enrique pena nieto in two thousand and twelve veronica has a self received anonymous death threats and been arrested by police in this. issue over the country and a mecca mecca is experiencing kidnappings the murder of women and

particular from mexico what's at stake at this if this agreement collapses. well there's a lot at stake really about eighty percent of mexico's and make sports go to the united states now that's not to say that if there's not a free trade agreement between mexico the u.s. and canada that would automatically stop but there would be according to different rules and there would be more taxes that come in for certain products especially for the auto industry that's booming in mexico and has been for the last few years and that's really because of its closeness to the united states and the lack of taxes or so it would definitely affect mexico's government has been saying this week this isn't the end of the world if nafta doesn't perhaps trying to reassure the population also the industry there are other options they say that they're going to start at that they're already exploring increasing trade in latin america in europe and with asia but really the u.s. has been so close to make sco and there's been these favorable conditions for so long mexico has become so u

sent to death row and then exonerated and ron you are from a see new mexico no i was on death row now makes you i just have to be passing through the state wrong place wrong time you're just cruising down on your motorcycle we never stopped in new mexico we cruise right through it the murder it happened a week before we even got there a cop had killed this guy and they they've actually framed dust cover up for the cop who we let this in a sense we're all exonerated people from death row we've all been on the road we know what it's like down there right but we're the people that are true to our word we're told we're going to leave there we're going to do something about this what we're doing and the way we do this is we go all over and we try to end the death penalty. but when i went to death row i wasn't arrested i was rescued. i woulda either died then killed shot or i would have killed somebody because of biker wars back and forth back and forth people killing each other i went to eleven funerals in the club killed by other other clubs.

mexico divide you might be surprised to know that only thirty percent of the us mexico border is covered by any sort of fence and it's where that ends that the young guides try to get their kites across the united states. for your return still face the desert with its snakes biting cold and the waiting u.s. border patrol i think we had close to close to seventy people that were identified as human are smugglers in two thousand and six in twenty sixteen we had almost one hundred fifty people identified as being human are human smugglers the problem for the u.s. is that it's extremely hard to prosecute minors and that's exactly why the cartels are using them they can run the routes again and again if they're caught it usually just means a ride back to mexico. they're handed over to this government center where a small but dedicated team gives them classes while they wait for parents to pick them up trying to encourage them to go back to school and in time to that director here bertha saul is worries if they don't they'll only get more tangled up in the cartels your money would ask if they

economic situation right now how reliant is mexico on nafta. but it really is quite reliant about eighty percent of mexican exports go to the united states which is a huge amount it's by far the biggest market for mexican goods but despite that the mexican government is trying to really take a firm. i'm position on this the mexican foreign minister has come out this week and said if nafta ends than it's not the end of the world we can either see that as him trying to be hard with the negotiating as well or it could be seen as a senior analyst here that i talked to a bit earlier on today said that it could also be a sign they're trying to prepare the mets can publicly american companies that this might not work for in spite of all of their best efforts that nafta could be about could could end eventually and what the analysts i talked to said the industry figures are a bit worried about is a plan b. the mexican government has been saying for a few months now we're going to look into other markets we've got to look into latin america we've got to

could drop out of nafta john homan reports from mexico city. canadian prime minister just in through the door 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 enough to 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 meets can come into have had quite a united front they both said that they want to modernize this agreement but they want to keep this agreement but they both seem 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 more than sixty billion trade deficit wi

in two thousand and fourteen mexico imposed a tempest excise tax on those drinks. the. mexico. calling for a global sugar tax to reduce consumption of sugary drinks. in the u.k. have. a growing body of research just behind. in two thousand and fourteen harvard university i did sugar intake. look to. not just finding quote a significantly increased risk of. research being conducted inside the davis california may be the first to show cause and effect the project under the us national institute of health put subjects' on a highly controlled sugary diet for ten weeks then measures the effects of that added sugar. time. the cutting edge research is being done at the department of molecular bias science school at the university of california at davis professor. invited techno inside for the final phase of the trial. picks up the story behind the science of sugar. it's early in the morning for this small group of college students they're not here for a class they are subjects in one of the most advanced sugar studies to date. in just a few moments they will each undergo a magnetic re

mexico divide you might be surprised to know that only thirty percent of the us mexico border is covered by any sort of fence and it's where that end is that the young guides try to get their kites across the united states. but your return still face the desert with its snakes biting cold and the waiting u.s. border patrol i think we had close to close to seventy people that were identified as human are smugglers in two thousand and six in twenty sixteen we had almost one hundred fifty people identified as being human are human smugglers the problem for the u.s. is that it's extremely hard to prosecute minors and that's exactly why the cartels are using them they can run the routes again and again if they're caught it usually just means a ride back to mexico. they're handed over to this government center where a small but dedicated team gives them classes while they wait for parents to pick them up trying to encourage them to go back to school and intensity that director here berthel saul is worries if they don't they'll only get more tangled up in the cartels you're messing with us beca

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

president donald trump suggested the tough talks to rework nafta could fail and then mexico might be dumped from the three kountry pact but mystic about the negotiations saying the meeting with trump went well the talks were held against the backdrop of another trade dispute over a hefty duties the u.s. a slap on canadian made airplanes alan fischer pasmore from washington d.c. . with the forefront of talks aimed at drawing up a new north american free trade agreement underway here in washington canadian prime minister justin to door came to meet with president donald trump the donald trump has been on the record since the moment he moved into the white house that he would like to see a new nothe agreement an agreement that has been in place for almost twenty five years and both canada and mexico see until this point has been walking relatively well but top wants to see a new modernized agreement and justin trudeau a says that is understandable in the circumstances but while donald trump says he may want to walk away justin trudeau believes there is the possibility that they can come

president trump suggested that tough talks to rework nafta could fail and that mexico might be dumptruck the three country pact but trudeau as optimistic about the negotiations saying the meeting with trump went well the talks were held against the backdrop of another trade dispute over hefty duties the u.s. has placed on canadian made bombarding airplanes ellen fisher has more from washington d.c. . with the forefront of talks in drawing up a new north american free trade agreement underway here in washington canadian prime minister dustin's who door came to meet with president donald trump the donald trump has been on the record since the moment he moved into the white house that he would like to see a new nuff to agreement an agreement that has been in place for almost twenty five years on both canada and mexico see until this point has been working relatively well but wants to see a new modernize their agreement and justin trudeau a says that is understandable in the circumstances but while donald trump says he may want to walk away justin trudeau believes there is the possibility th

this earthquake was overshadowed by one which shook mexico city shortly after but federal authorities still arrived in force that hasn't stopped widespread doubts on whether they'll come through for residents makes conserv learnt from bitter experience that disaster funds often don't get to where they're needed even in the midst of situations like this one there's a long track record of government officials misusing or simply stealing public money and social development ministry is coordinating earthquake relief but an investigation by a news media site and then geo just before the disaster found that it a previously disappeared millions of dollars meant for the poor how are you going to assure people that the federal government isn't going to misuse or steal this my . the best way is to work as we're doing it's very simple the disaster money doesn't pass through the hands of the government it goes directly to a credit card with the name of the person that. is the rainy season goes on the newly homeless here have little choice but to trust that this time things will be different john

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

gulf coast and mexico forecasters say tropical storm nate's could strengthen after pummeling central america where at least twenty two people were killed eleven of them died in nicaragua where hundreds of homes have been flooded a series of hurricanes in the past month has devastated islands in the caribbean parts of mexico and the united states. you have to see it with headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here it's talk to al-jazeera stay with us. an indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest minds will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time on al-jazeera. the family of four weapons it was an unprecedented moment at the united nations general assembly the president of the united states in front of other world leaders criticizing an international agreement negotiated by another.

in two thousand and fourteen mexico imposed a tempest and excise tax on those drinks. the. mexico. calling for global sugar tax consumption sugary drinks. have. a growing body of research just behind. in two thousand and fourteen harvard university i did sugar intake. look to. not just in drinks finding a significantly increased risk of. such being conducted inside the davis california may be the first to show cause and effect the project under the us national institute of health put subjects' on a highly controlled sugary diet for ten weeks then measures the effects of that added sugar already. on. the cutting edge research is being done at the department of molecular bias science school at the university of california at davis professor. invited techno inside for the final face of the trial. picks up the story behind the science of sugar. it's early in the morning for the small group of college students they're not here for a class they are subjects in one of the most advanced sugar studies to date. in just a few moments they will each undergo a magnetic resonance imaging exam do

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

in mexico the problem is even worse. according to a study by mexico's national institute of public health seventy percent of adults are overweight or obese mexicans drink more than anywhere else on the planet. one hundred sixty three liters a year. that's forty percent more than the average american consumes one hundred. in two thousand and fourteen mexico imposed a ten percent excise tax on those during. the. calling for a global sugar tax to reduce consumption of sugary drinks. in the u.k. have. a growing body of research just behind. in two thousand and fourteen harvard university i did sugar intake. look to. not just finding quote a significantly increased risk of. research being conducted inside the davis california may be the first to show cause and effect the project under the us national institute of health put subjects' on a highly controlled sugary diet for ten weeks then measures the effects of that added sugar. on. the cutting edge research is being done at the department of molecular bias science school at t

two thousand and seventeen is shaping up to be the deadliest year yet for journalists in mexico which given the country's reputation as a burial ground for reporters is saying something freelance photographer editor danielle s.k. that castro became the eleventh journalist killed this year after being abducted last week from his home in san luis potosi in central mexico his wife says the men who took him identified themselves as government agents escape a castro was found dead with bullet wounds a day later the photojournalist covered crime stories for local news websites metro police san luis and vox populi as well as his own outlet informatic. his wife and colleagues say he had been repeatedly threatened by police detectives over his work according to the mexico based press freedom group article nineteen he is the eleventh journalist killed this year matching the previous record set last year and it still october. fans of one of the biggest industries on american television n.f.l. football have another thing to keep score of this year in addition to who won and who lost the networks

colleagues say he had been repeatedly threatened by police detectives over his work according to the mexico based press freedom group article nineteen he is the eleventh journalist killed this year matching the previous record set last year and it still october. fans of one of the biggest industries on american television n.f.l. football have another thing to keep score of this year in addition to who won and who lost the networks are telling them how many players are standing for the national anthem how many are taking a knee in protest and what president trump thinks of it all the anthem protests began last year over police brutality against african-americans and racial inequality in the u.s. donald trump wants the protesting players fired he calls them unpatriotic a tactic that seemed to backfire when the protests instantly grew in size but n.f.l. players most of whom are black were not trump's target audience football fans mostly white and watching on t.v. work and the league they follow the n.f.l. makes a habit of displays of patriotism the pre-game national anthem usually has a milita

widespread flooding across nicaragua honduras and el salvador it's now just off the coast of cancun mexico and is gathering strength forecasters a spec the storm will become a category one hurricane before hitting new orleans on saturday or sunday let's get more now from joshua wurman he is from the center for extreme weather joins us from boulder colorado joshua thanks for talking to our jazeera let me just ask you first tropical storm nate has already killed dozens of people and caused damage across wide parts of central america how strong was this storm when it hit central america . now i was just a tropical storm which meant it didn't have extreme winds when i run across central america of course it still caused torrential rainfall and flooding which unfortunately killed dozens of people these tropical storms can still kill many many people through flooding in addition to the more intense winds with major hurricanes i'm the experts joshua tell us that the eye of the storm has now moved out to sea and it's heading towards the southern coast of the united states is it likely then to pick

killed at least thirty people in central america as strength and again as it moved over the gulf of mexico and hits louisiana on saturday night and those are the headlines inside story is next on al-jazeera stay with us. in the hashtag the room where news coverage of looking for an easy solution we delved deeper from on says and challenge the status quo is join him in the hot sun for a new season of love for him but this time. saudi arabia and russia have been rivals for decades and on opposite sides on many issues the saudi king says story visit suggests a new relationship why now and what does it mean for the middle age this is inside story.

people have been killed in the series of taliban attacks this week alone and that's been a month since mexico was struck by a deadly magnitude seven point one earthquake in which three hundred sixty nine people were killed memorials are set up near the thirty building which collapsed in mexico city that day residents laid wreaths of flowers balloons and stood in silence to mourn those who lost their lives in the same month another massive earthquake struck mexico's southern coast at least sixty one people were killed in that those are the headlines coming up next here it out there it's inside story. spain's has it's going to take away catalonia is autonomy as the regional leader ignores a deadline to abandon secession plans what's next for the catalan separatists and how will madrid impose its writ this is inside story. a low there on james it's a showdown with implications for not just spain but for separatist aspirations across europe even as the european union faces marathon negotiations over brics it madrid would be imposing direct rule on the autonomous region for the first time since sp

it's been a month since mexico was struck by a magnitude seven point one earthquake in which three hundred sixty nine people were killed memorials are being set up near the thirty eight buildings which collapsed in mexico city that day residents laid flowers balloons and stood in silence to mourn those who lost their lives those are the headlines this is next. i live my days the second. most when you assess. we have a major you have to manage him and i got home and i'm going me i mean my life. that i didn't know when i'm not because i did move to me and my mother last month when i did that must have been a sign of can die and this was him you know they knew him with and when you have a good minute and go about my life i want as an aside i remember i have it. on my mind that how to get it i need to see it. and i truly and i never again i knew that. i needed somebody and i was pretty back in my life that he would have come had you i knew that i had a goal and united as a mirror is even much anybody but and yeah good that's just a. line that he may owe to comply divided by that a predicate. b

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

gulf coast and mexico forecasters say tropical storm nate's could strengthen after palming central america where at least twenty two people were killed eleven of them died in nicaragua where hundreds of homes are flooded a series of hurricanes in the past month has devastated islands in the caribbean parts of mexico and the united states well island is in a hurricane hit puerto rico are complaining to the u.s. government that they're not getting enough help to repair the enormous damage the u.s. vice president is due in the u.s. territory late on friday. the reports from congress mike pence is flying in just days after donald trump's controversial visit. like much of puerto rico south of san juan was suffering off to use of financial steroids the cutting of social services education pensions and jobs as the territory attempted to repay its debts much held by wall street bankers before despite what happened here economy people that we are attending were already in the crisis when we feel right now in pricing coming out of the ground zero of their houses and being more fully what people alre

with us now from mexico city catalina ruiz another lotto as editor in chief of a county care 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 we can't be sustained is just used from other countries because into doesn't even. complain like this cult middle premade or says we missed that because it wasn't for to 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 for the media then went viral and then. manically at math and march was organized and now facebook group and they do. this the same exercise. insanity medical school 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

gunfire as rival gangs battled it out inside cut the rate imprisoned in northern mexico. dogs were taken hostage and some were seen on the roofs being beaten by prisoners. the fight started as one of the gangs who were kept separate and began protesting on monday night it was relative calm on tuesday morning but fighting restarted when one of the prisoners were killed reports say his body was burned. security officials say lethal force have to be used to control the situation after several attempts at negotiations failed there are concerns that the number of dead may rise no. we can't rule out that the number of deaths might increase eight people have suffered serious injuries in addition to the thirteen who have already passed away there are many more with less serious injuries from the fights those who lost their lives have not been identified yet officials are doing the counting and investigation is underway. at the prison gates anxious relatives demanded information and struggled to comprehend what was happening. this woman says she only wants confirmation that her re

in silence to mourn those who lost their lives in the same month another massive earthquake struck mexico's southern coast at least sixty one people were killed in that those are the headlines coming up next here it out there it's inside story. it's going to take away. as the regional leader ignores the deadline. what's next for the cattle and.

thirteen inmates have died in a prison riot in northeastern mexico security teams were sent in to regain control of the facility after fighting between rival gangs some prisoners started fires and around two hundred fifty of them are said to fought with security forces another twenty six people were injured in one of the biggest since it in self violence in a mexican jail in recent months. environmentalist's in the united states have slammed the trump administration for sending the wrong message on climate change it's taken its first step to reveal to repeal while a clean power plant barack obama's landmark law aimed at reducing the use of fossil fuels john hendren has our report. president donald trump struck another blow in what environmentalists call the war on climate control or as his environmental protection agency chief prefers to put it. in his previous job as oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt led more than two dozen states in challenging in court a signature climate control rule and acted by then president barack obama the environmental protection agency said we are committ

declared wednesday and national holiday on juris also on and like a result using the already qualified mexico free to try to make a playoff with australia next. messi delivered what it when it mattered most for argentina just as it appeared they might miss out on a world cup he's got a hattrick as the. three one and secured a place in russia the country is breathing a big sigh of relief correspondent aneesh while i was in point to scientists. it really certain took them not difficult with some of the greatest players ever assembled that with a little messy and let's say the a little was remarkably easy three gold was a little messy off the field when behind with a goal in the first in that way at one goal that moment in the room hours like the force are going to you know they will still be better than the trial this will mostly clear eyes and after that little one pretty much on. that one thought that they have now the looks they will the beginning to relax the result will be much regard to their lives where they are looming the real world and actually losing now began the process planning fo

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