yeah, we spoke to everton fans on sportsday when rafa benitez was appointed manager last month.eing him in blue felt like a practicaljoke gone wrong — this something they never thought they'd see when benitez was leading their arch rivals liverpool to the champions league title 16 years ago. it all means he needs a good start to get some credit in the bank early. and that's just what his team got against southampton — they were behind at half time but they turned it round through richarlison who equalised, he was playing just a week from winning gold for brazil in the olympic football final — before winning goals from abdoulaye doucoure and england's dominic calvert—lewin made sure it was joy at goodison on day one for benitez. thanks to the fans for the support for me in the team. i think it is an important situation this year with the fans behind not like last year. we saw determination and character and belief. and we know it is the beginning and we need to improve but we are pleased with the reaction of the team and the support of the fans. we saw brentford make a winning st

and there was late drama involving one of benitez�*s former clubs — newcastle.ugh allan saint maximin. but a penalty deep into injury time, tucked away by james ward prowse ensured a share of the spoils with southampton. 2—2 the final score. we didn't play anywhere near good enough in the first—half. the second half, we showed a much better... to get on the ball and have the courage to play forward, and it was a much better second half. in my opinion, they deserved after taking the lead twice to go on and win it, but we've now given three penalties away and it has cost us badly. also today — aston villa drew i—i with brentford, and leicester won away at norwich, who are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at the top of the table after beating stoke 3—0 at craven cottage. and in the early kick—off nottingham forest claimed their first point of the season, but they had to come from behind at derby after tom lawrence thumped the hosts into the lead. but brennanjohnson equalised with eight minutes remaining in the

roberts: raÚl benÍtez manaut es profesor del centro de investigaciones de amÉrica del norte de la unamte drÁstico tener que agarrar un arma de ese tamaÑo para sentirte que es la Única salida. ¿cÓmo llegas a esa conclusiÓn? juan: porque las personas que nos querÍan quitar lo que nosotros ganamos ahÍ con el sudor de la frente, son del crimen organizado y pues el gobierno no hace nada y uno dice, ¿con que mÁs me voy a defender? roberts: en esta zona de michoacÁn los agricultores de aguacate se han unido bajo el precepto de que la unidad hace la fuerza, especialmente en los Últimos 2 aÑos que el cÁrtel de jalisco ha lanzado una ofensiva para intentar apoderarse de estas tierras. chencho: nosotros nos cooperamos entre todos. productores, empresarios. nos toca hacer una cooperaciÓn para pagar muchachos, comprar armas. roberts: ¿ustedes le ganan en nÚmero a ellos? chencho: en nÚmero sÍ, pero en armamento, pues, creo que ni el ejÉrcito trae armamento como ellos. roberts: Él se refiere a estos tanques caseros. bajo esa coraza de acero hay una camioneta pickup. >> acÁ ayer, en vez de pelear, sal

and there was late drama involving one of rafa benitez�* former clubs — newcastle.y time, tucked away by james ward prowse ensured a share of the spoils. 2—2 the final score. we didn't play anywhere near good enoughin we didn't play anywhere near good enough in the first—half. the second half, we showed a much better... to get on the ball and have the courage to play forward, and it was a much better second half. in my opinion, they deserved after taking the lead twice to go on and win it, but we now given three penalties away and it has cost us badly. so let's get the latest from the anfield now — where liverpool and chelsea are in action — both with 100% starts so far. it's just gone into the second half. chelsea took the lead, through a kai havertz header. their defender reece james sent off for handball — mo salah equalised from the spot for liverpool. 49 minutes in that match now. also today, aston villa drew 1—1 with brentford, and leicester won away at norwich, who are also still without a point so far. in the championship, fulham have extended their lead at

josÉ renÉ benÍtez, residente serÁ uno de los afectados que recibe estos beneficios. >>> imagÍnese muyel alquiler, los programas de beneficios federales son asistencia por desempleo por causa de la pandemia. compensaciÓn por desempleo de emergencia, beneficios extendidos con compensaciÓn federal y desempleo mixta de cien dÓlares. >>> al menos en new jersey no hay indicios de una extensiÓn. >>> el presidente joe biden le ha pedido a estados y legislaciÓn del diferentes, que trate de poner extensiÓn, hasta ahora aquÍ en el estado jardÍn, no hemos extendido sabemos que la economÍa estÁ registrando, los que son elegibles a los beneficios estatales pueden seguir haciendo sus reclamos pero personas como renÉ benÍtez sentirÁn el golpe dijo. >>> ahorita, estÁn dando los 300, queda poco para comer, pero ya a ver cÓmo vas a ir. >>> esta realidad para residentes en toda el Área puede ser de incentivo para regresar a la fuerza laboral segÚn la asambleÍsta angÉlica jimÉnez. >>> para el pÚblico sepa, si tienen un trabajo que puede comenzar, comience, no esperare que se termine la ayuda en septiembre

all those affected reportedly had been vaccinated and abc's transportation correspondent gio benitezew york city cruise terminal on how it may affect the fight in florida over vaccine passports. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. all of those positive cases are now in isolation, but this is the largest number of cases we've seen since the cruise industry restarted operations right here in america. this morning, more than two dozen positive breakthrough cases aboard the carnival "vista" as it sailed through the caribbean and gulf. the belize government telling abc news 26 crew members and 1 passenger tested positive with mild to no symptoms, all had been vaccinated. the ship left galveston, texas, for belize last saturday, those positive results coming in before the "vista" reached belize. carnival said contact tracing started immediately including notifying passengers on the previous sailing too. so far no other positive cases. >> a cruise is a place where you're going to be in close proximity with others for extended periods of time and so you have to think abou

it was clear benitez reporting for us now.a federal appeals court allows a moratorium on evictions to remain in place. the cdc has extended the moratorium until october. 3rd landlord in alabama and georgia tried to get the moratorium block, but the court denied their petition signing lower court decisions. this latest ruling will likely be appeal to the u. s supreme court as many as 3.5 million people are estimated to face eviction in the next two months. another tech company is pushing back its plan to return to the office. apple is the latest to delay returning to office or to the office, rather as covid-19 cases are on the rise. employees were set to return to work in october, but now they'll be working from home until january at the earliest, the company told the staff today that it would confirm the reopening timeline one month before employees are required to return to the opposite. when they do, they will be working a hybrid schedule. general motors has now expanding a recall to cover all chevy bolt electric vehicles do

reporter: at dulles airport outside washington, d.c., this man and his family speaking with abc's gio benitez. the man worked for the american government for more than two years. this is his first time in the united states. >> a lot of relief? >> now i can -- we are safe here. yeah. >> reporter: while the numbers of americans and afghans getting out of the country has increased, tens of thousands still remain stuck outside the airport, afraid or simply unable to get through those checkpoints or the chaos. and time's starting to run out for many of them to get out safely. david? >> ian pannell reporting for us again tonight. our thanks to ian and the team. meantime, at the white house today, our stephanie ramos asking about that august 31st deadline to get the u.s. troops out and of course americans and afghan interpreters before that. stephanie asking if the president plans to extend that deadline. >> reporter: what if the u.s. can't get americans and afghan allies out of the country by august 31st? what happens then if the taliban says, they are not willing to extend, is the u.s. going abide

rafa benitez hasn't yet won over all the the everton fans with his former liverpool connections, butmstrong had scored on his saints debut but second half goals from richarlison, abdoulaye doucoure and dominic calvert—lewin gave everton the 3—1win. i think the performance is the key, to see the players care and tried mean we are together and the fans will appreciate that. 0bviously do all of these things and you lose and it will be more difficult, but i think the fans will give us time to settle down and organise everything and play the way they want to play to win games. and play the way they want to play to win games. here are the other premier league results... brighton came from behind to beat burnley. jamie vardy scored the leicestser winner against wolves. watford held on to beat aston villa 3—2. liverpool beat norwich 3—0. to the second test at lords, where england have a first innings lead against india thanks to captain joe root. england started day three on 119—3, with root on 48. at the close, he was unbeaten on 180, although england were bowled out for 391 with the final

rafa benitez — without several players for his first game in charge of everton — has seen his side come and watford, looking to make a winning return to the premier league like brentford last night, lead aston villa 2—0. norwich—liverpool is the late game. there are three matches under way in the scottish league cup, all 3pm kick—offs. livingstone, who reached the final before losing to winners stjohnstone last season, lead st mirren by a goal to nil. there was a dramatic comeback in the championship where peterborough snatched victory from derby at the weston homes stadium. wayne rooney might have thought he'd overcome derby's problems — brought about by their finances and transfer embargo — when substitute jack stretton put his side ahead. but peterborough pounced in 11 minutes of added time with goals from substitutes harrison burrows, and then siriki dembele, to take all three points. another saturday, another century forjoe root, who has powered england again on day three of the second test against india at lords. he and jonny bairstow made a solid start to the day, their 117—run p

gray, 1—0 everton. 2—0 against brighton for rafa benitez, not a bad trip to the seaside.e spoiled west ham's perfect start. conor gallagher at the double for palace! it will feel like two points dropped for david moyes, early days but his side are top. newcastle thought they had their first win of the season. but then, late into stoppage time, this... penalties are something that james ward—prowse excels at. drama right at the very end. the constant swings of the premier league. for only the second time in his career george russell will start a formula one race from the front row of the grid — last time he was standing in for lewis hamilton — this time he guided his williams through the treacherous conditions at spa in belgium to get ahead of hamilton and will start behind the red bull of max verstappen. fellow briton lando norris was fortunate to escape unhurt from this crash. he qualified ninth, but may have to start from the pitlane. that's all the sport for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the sunday papers. with me are mo hussein, a former conservativ

>> gio benitez, showing us how to stay safe and how after eight years not to age a day. >> muscles asder hornet nest found in the u.s. this year. hundreds of the dangerous insects found in washington state. erielle reshef joins us with this story. erielle, good morning. this is not good news. >> reporter: it is not. good morning to you, janai. this is an unwelcome discovery to say the least. these are the world's largest and deadliest hornets. experts in special protective gear saying they tracked down that nest just in time. overnight officials in washington state finding and taking control of the first nest of giant asian hornets, also known as murder hornets, this year. the nest less than a mile away from where this photo of the deadly insect attacking a wasp nest was taken earlier this week. officials led to the nest by a murder hornet they caught and tagged earlier this month. >> it's great to find a nest this early in the season. it gives us a lot of breathing room. >> reporter: the massive and deadly hornets were first spotted in washington state back in 2019. since then only o

new manager rafa benitez has confirmed that five players will miss their first match of the season, becauseleague campaign begins on sunday, and they've just made theirfirst signing of the summer — withjoe willock joining from arsenal. the 21—year—old has signed a six—year contract for a fee worth more than £20 million, after spending the second half of last season on loan at newcastle, during which time he became the youngest player to score in seven consecutive premier league games. leicester have announced the signing offian vest guard. he has signed the deal until 2024. and finally, back in 1989 the small rural town of dyersville in iowa, in the united states, provided the back—drop to the classic baseball film field of dreams starring kevin costner. well 32 years later later the town, known for its corn and egg production, hosted a major league game. and costner was even there to mark the occasion, by recreating this famous scene from the movie, as the players emerged from the corn field. 8000 fans were there in the purpose—amde stands to watch the chicago white sox take on the new yor

well says benitez doing it on its own. they're not getting any county help. but issa says they are not going to ticket people, but they will try to focus their attention on trying to educate people why is better for them to wear a mask then not. i was kind of thinking about this guys and the best analogy is say solano county is a group, but is breaking off being a solo band. if you want to a group. if you want put in those phrases. all right. thanks a lot. we'll get a look at it. yeah. >> what we have some developing news from johnson and johnson regarding its booster shot. the companies announced this morning that his booster shot provides, quote, rapid and robust increases in antibodies when used and people have already received the one shot dose. in fact, the company says the people who get the booster 9 fold increase in antibodies to covid johnson and johnson that working with the fda and the cdc to get booster shot approved for the public. >> time. now 6 '05, in the south bay san jose city leaders voted unanimously to approve a vaccine mandate. if you wa

new manager rafa benitez has confirmed that 5 players will miss their first match of the season, becauseson and dominic calvert—lewin should both be available though. the chairman of the british olympic association, hugh robertson, says it's very disappointing to hear of sprinter cj ujah's positive test for a banned substance. the british sprinter, who led off the 4x100 metre relay team, on their way to silver at the olympics last week, has been provisionally suspended by the athletics integrity unit. it means the entire relay team could now lose their medals. the aiu said a test from the british champion, showed evidence of a prohibited substance. the athlete of course remains innocent until proven guilty while the process goes on, but it is a process that we are cross but must respect. every athlete in the olympics knows the rules. we spent a 0lympics knows the rules. we spent a lot of time and money educating athletes on the consequences of doping. they know the rules and the consequences if it goes wrong. plenty of build—up to this we can's start of the football season on the bbc spo

our transportation correspondent gio benitez is in dulles airport in virginia, where some planes areg this morning. good morning, gio. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. it's called the civil reserve air fleet. it's the first time it's been activated in nearly 20 years. here's the breakdown right now. commercial airlines are providing 18 planes, three each from american airlines, delta, atlas air, and omni, two from hawaiian and four from united. in addition, southwest saying overnight that it will operate four charter flights. that's today, tuesday and wednesday. the planes are not going to afghanistan. they're picking up evacuees in other countries. one atlas air flight landed here overnight. a united flight and delta flight both coming from germany will land here this afternoon. vacuees will include u.s. citizens and residents along with afghans at risk, including those who helped america over those 20 years, and we don't know exactly how many passengers are on board, but most of the planes can fit about 300 passengers or more. this is only the third time the department of defens

transportation correspondent gio benitez has the latest for us. have been seeing a huge number of travelers and we still are, but this morning, that enthusiasm for travel appears to be stalling and in some cases, even dropping. this morning, after months of soaring passenger numbers during the pandemic, new signs of a potential slowdown amid a new surge in covid cases. the tsa reporting it's screened the lowest number of people in almost two months on tuesday and southwest airlines saying this week it's seeing more cancellations now blaming the spread of the delta variant. industrywide experts say demand is flatlining for domestic flights and dropping for international. >> demand for searches for international flights is down about 12% since mid-july. >> reporter: the demand in searches is dropping so much that it's already affecting ticket prices. the average roundtrip ticket has already dropped by about $30. >> we're expecting domestic air fare to continue dropping another 10% into september. >> reporter: and hesitation to travel seems to be gro

their health insurance premiums if they get infected with covid and transportation correspondent gio benitezre on this story. good morning to you, gio. >> reporter: hey, amy, good morning to you. yeah, delta air lines says unvaccinated employees will have to pay more for that insurance. they'll get weekly tests and if they miss workdays because of covid, they may not get paid. this morning, the cost of covid getting a whole lot higher. not just physically, but financially too. especially for the unvaccinated. delta air lines saying wednesday that starting november 1st, unvaccinated employees will face a $200 monthly surcharge on their health insurance. >> this is not just costing lives this is costing us financial resources as well. >> reporter: in fact, delta's ceo says on average delta employees who were hospitalized cost the company $50,000 per person. they were not fully vaccinated. >> your not getting a vaccine really isn't a personal decision. it affects everyone in our society and for financial purposes it affects everyone in your insurance pool. >> reporter: experts say covid hospita

our transportation correspondent gio benitez, there he is, he will join us with more now.>> reporter: hey, robin, good morning to you. chances are, if you own a tesla in this country, this investigation may involve your car. we're talking about 765,000 cars on the road right now and auto safety regulators are sounding the alarm. this morning, crashes like these are at the center of a massive auto safety investigation covering nearly every tesla sold in this country since 2014. all because of that autopilot feature. >> ironically, because tesla's system builds so much confidence in consumers they are likely to start checking out, so is tesla doing enough to ensure that drivers are paying attention to the road? >> reporter: 11 crashes mentioned in the investigation opened by the national highway traffic safety administration including this accident in culver city, california, back in 2018. a tesla crashing into a fire truck. another in 2019, in norwalk, connecticut, a tesla on autopilot crashing into a police cruiser. last august, police in charlotte, north carolina, say a d

transportation correspondent gio benitez is here to explain how it works. happened again just last week in pennsylvania. so this morning we're getting a look at this new technology that's aimed at preventing these tragedies before they happen. >> hey, ma'am, you okay? >> reporter: kids and hot cars. the potentially dangerous combination leading to frightening rescues like this one. atlanta officers smashing a window to save an infant back in 2019 and another just last month in las vegas as officers save a baby from a sweltering car. >> i know. >> the fact that children are still being killed or injured because they get trapped inside the car is a very significant issue. >> reporter: but this morning, "consumer reports" telling "gma" its latest vehicle test is a potential game changer. this is the 2022 genesis gv-70. that alarm "consumer reports" says may just save a life. hidden inside the roof above the backseat a radar that genesis says can detect a child even if the only movement is a soft breath. >> so you want something that is more fine-tuned and able

the company's ceo will speak with michael after this report from transportation correspondent gio benitezorge. we've been reporting on that florida law blocking vaccine passports on cruises but norwegian took the state to court and at least for now the cruise line won. this morning, a new turn in the battle over vaccines for cruises out of florida. a federal judge saying norwegian cruise line can now require florida passengers to provide proof of vaccination before boarding. going directly against governor ron desantis' orders. >> i think that this is a victory for the cruise industry, at least for now. >> reporter: desantis had said cruise lines would face a $5,000 fine per passenger if they defied his order. this ruling means for now norwegian would not have to pay those fines. but it's not clear what it means for other cruise lines. norwegian, which is preparing to set sail from florida for the first time on sunday, says all guests and crew must be fully vaccinated at least two weeks prior to departure and before boarding the cruise line will test each passenger. guests must bring thei

reporter: at dulles airport outside washington, d.c., this afghan and his family speaking with abc's gio benitez worked for the american government for more than two years, this is his first time in the united states. >> a lot of relief. >> now i -- i think we are safe here, yeah. >> reporter: so, of course, the key question this morning, given that we're now just seven days away from that august 31st deadline is whether or not they'll have enough time to get all of the people out. we're now hearing in reporting from "the washington post" that senior u.s. officials are saying that the director of the cia wiliam burns had a secret meeting with the de facto leader of the taliban here in kabul on monday. the cia are not confirming any details of that but, of course, it would seem inevitable they would discuss a potential extension. it seems to be at the moment even at this increased pace getting everyone out in the next seven days is going to be an almost impossible task. cecilia? >> a huge task, indeed. ian, thank you so much. >>> as you just mentioned, that august 31st deadline just days away so

transportation correspondent gio benitez has much more on this. hey, dan, good morning to you. the number of unruly passengers just keeps rising. dozens of new cases per week. so this morning, we go behind the scenes with flight attendants to get a firsthand look at their special training. this morning, with in-flight confrontations on the rise -- >> hey, hey. >> reporter: -- united airlines sending a memo to its crew members reminding them, don't use duct tape on passengers. you'll remember that viral video just two weeks ago of a passenger on a frontier airlines flight duct-taped to a seat after allegedly groping two flight attendants and punching another. the flight attendants were placed on leave while they investigate. >> help. >> reporter: this as the tally of unruly passengers keeps growing, now more than 3,800 cases since the start of the year. >> this is the biggest direct threat to flight attendants that we have ever faced. >> reporter: the union for southwest flight attendants saying, they've hit a breaking point. >> our flight attendan

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rafael benitez has managed arch rivals liverpool but he knows goals changes things. he scores!s it often is, there is usually one way out of it. relying onjoe root. the captain's century in the first and saved his team. another half century here. if he is regularly resolute, the other path has been that of least resistance for opposition bowlers. not today. johnny bairstow battling to a half—century in support of his skipper. england through to lunch without losing a wicket. no wonder the champagne corks were popping. bairstow departed soon after for 57 but route remained. ——root. a quick single taking him to a second successive century. it's another hundred forjoe root. pressure released after the weight of carrying his team. a release also for ishant sharma after he clean bowled jos buttler. joe root went on and on, 150 his next milestone. but then rapidly began to run out of partners. two wickets in two balls saw the back of moeen ali and then sam curran. but after more than eight hours at the crease, the england captain steered his team into the lead. this wasjoe root�*s da

better day, as everton's spanish revolution continues. 1—0 everton. 2—0 against brighton for rafa benitezinst india with an extraordinary win by an innings and 76 runs at headingley. ollie robinson took five wickets in india's second innings, a really impressive display from him. craig 0verton took three himself including the final one to seal the match. the win means thatjoe root has set a new record for the number of test wins as captain with 27. for only the second time in his career george russell will start a formula one race from the front row of the grid. last time he was standing in for world champion lewis hamilton at mercedes. but this time he guided his williams through the treacherous conditions at spa in belgium to get ahead of hamilton and will start behind the red bull of max verstappen// the red bull of max verstappen. fellow briton lando norris was fortunate to escape unhurt from this crash. he qualified ninth, but may have to start from the pitlane. still thinking on what happened. the team put me on the right track with the right tyres and when it mattered we delivered,

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