by the way , antonio has a lot of talent because he wanted.v or the ukrainian language, which would be very refined . you know, it’s literary, that’s why we took the kharkiv accent of our actors and brought lubny and mixed it all together and it turned out fantastic to me. and when it was filmed and where it was filmed? and we shot in luxembourg, and you understand the genre of this film trailer is it a detective story is it a comedy is it a tragicomedy or in general some kind of balkan cinema no no it's not balkan cinema it's ukrainian cinema it's a bit of a comedy the genre in which lukevych works well which comedy prague comedy tragicomedy and when we filmed ana, we finished shooting it in august last year, we almost had the final version of the cargo ready for the beginning of a full-scale war, and we put a lot of effort into being able to finish the film during these six months, that is, there is no war, this is all before the war, but the question of how it was perceived at the venice film festival, well, here the question is, so to spea

for me, easily i love antonio conte. for me, easily one of— love antonio conte. top three in the world. when you — one of the top three in the world. when you look at the gap in the sides in the table right now, you feel like these gives are really, really big and will mean something when all is said and done. it is really big and will mean something when all is said and done.- when all is said and done. it is got that feeling _ when all is said and done. it is got that feeling in _ when all is said and done. it is got that feeling in both _ when all is said and done. it is got that feeling in both sets _ when all is said and done. it is got that feeling in both sets of- that feeling in both sets of supporters. there is bragging rights involved _ supporters. there is bragging rights involved. now is that the position. ithink— involved. now is that the position. i think arsenal will win it, i think they will merely win it, but i'm not taking spurs lightly. they are great side. �* ., ., taking spurs lightly. they are great side. ., ., ., ., , side. antonio conte an

antonio: it's an ambitious project, but it will work. farming octopus is one of the biggest challenges facing the global seafood industry. unlike salmon and shrimp, they're sensitive to captivity and die quickly. but the mexican researchers have one advantage -- the local species, the maya, is particularly robust. carlos: this one is already two months old. the maya octopus is a very pleasant species. for one thing, they have no problem being in these tanks together. they get along very well. and besides, they don't emerge from the eggs the females hatch as larvae, but as fully developed tiny octopuses. reporter: other octopus species are born as paralarvae. at that stage of development, massive numbers of them tend to die. here in sisal, where the hatchlings skip the larval stage, they breed surprisingly well. the heart of the university station. soon, new little maya octopuses will emerge from these eggs. if you look closely, you can see small black dots, the tiny eyes of the baby creatures. and new eggs are already on the way again. c

we have him in ukraine . possible market i don't know what is antonio luka's feature or why his previousreceived almost unequivocally positive reviews a-a i think it's that he can see something funny next to him and transfer it to the screen and what exactly he's funny because he has the same specific sense of humor yes he's good enough and uh well on the one hand he's not that special yes but on the other hand he's very, very not angry ot what exactly ot you can already characterize some of his style he sees the funny in everything about me it seems that he notices, he walks around with such a little book, sometimes he writes in his diary in his phone, and he notices all his life. and that is probably why it is so relevant and so much that it goes to the cinema now to all viewers, because we see ourselves there, we see ourselves, for example, on the spot the child about whom he filmed there or in the place of the same mother or father about whom he has now made a second film, so it seems to me that this is a film about us, that is why it is relevantly recognizable, and antonio lukich al

this is because the san antonio antonio ship, that has deserted lot latin that was on its way back to spain by java was the larger ship supplying the fleet espanol what was left most strictly ration with the fuel. and i can find the water we were forced to drink was putrid, and stank. very often, the only food we had to eat was saw dust. even rats so disgusting for men. became such an expensive delicacy that each one went for half a do caught we sailed for 3 months and 20 days with no fresh food to eat. i do not think any person in the future will venture to set off on a similar journey. and then a man on the top sail cried land land. we were all so happy. we thought those who concealed their joy must be mad. awesome mo, longer they eventually reached alarm. i did well, which they named island of theodore. we did slowish. magellan wanted to take on provisions, but it wasn't possible because the islanders would come on board our ships to rob us and we were unable to stop them. campbell, who put his olive garden on magellan felt compelled to show his lord was the sold it to did furious.

nope, at the san antonio and the concepcion now. san antonio, eagles in the helms men of the san antonio took advantage of the dark night to turn back the crew overpowered the captain, put him in chains, and sailed back to spain. then captain general magellan gave orders to look for them everywhere. nobody else about the san antonio was too far ahead. they had no choice but to sail on without him either to me. okay, proceed noon. ah, the sailors on the recognizance boat came back on the 3rd day and told us that they had seen the cape where the street ended and that a great sea could be seen. the ocean. we all burst into tears of joy and very soon we named it the pacific ocean. ah, was him, was he, she pu, et al. the pacific ocean was uncharted territory. yes, it is. that's why magellan had been seeking amandola maritime route. their addition, sal, i'm mary, undertaken full financial reasons became misaligned. terrific expedition for because mean will you just deliveries went to mate during the general you it turned out to be as great, had to been chat, love into it. and we took a phone u

now san antonio eagles at the of the helms men of the san antonio took advantage of the dark night to turn back the crew overpowered the captain, put him in chains and sailed back to spain. then captain general magellan gave orders to look for them everywhere. nobody else about the san antonio was too far ahead. they had no choice what to say along without him . i let me yoga. proceed noon. ah. the sailors on the recognizance boat came back on the 3rd day and told us that they had seen the cape where the st ended and that a great sea could be seen. the ocean. we all burst into tears of joy and very soon we named it the pacific ocean. was yen fussy, who at all the pacific ocean was uncharted territory. is that it? that's why magellan had been seeking romanella maritime routes, their addition. so i married, undertaken for financial reasons, became as lion terrific expedition. because i mean, we just deliveries when amazed, staring magellio, it turned out to be as great talk to them, chat love into it, and we thought that we can feel it something it was a pleasing, coincidentally, that c

as captain dawson, the san antonio. with captain lundy katerina. luckily concepcion, captain, flag, hispanic asada live the victoria left civilian captain by louise damon doretha. on the santiago her captain was one santano. ah, on the 10th of august $1519.00, the fleet with everything necessary on board, announced its departure from the port of seville with a salvo on the 20th of september, we left san lucas sailing southwest and on the 26th, we reached one of the canary islands called 10 reefer we stopped there for 3 days to take on meet water and firewood. my end as he yo, after leaving the canary islands, magellan followed an unexpected route, hugging the coast of africa. the strange route when the tensions between the spanish captains and magellan newly married, let to fears that magellan was heading for portuguese colony and africa. my yosemite to hit out when i call only a port to his hang africa. reluctant to remind you initially the relationship between magellan and al cannel seemed cordial, but it became more

host: sheriffs salazar in san antonio. he opened a criminal investigation to those criminals who lord immigrants from san antonio to martha's vineyard. the criminal aspect, do you know what that might be? guest: that they may have been manipulated to get on those planes. it is not illegal for them to be transported voluntarily. if it was offered and they chose to take the governor up on those things. if they were manipulated, there are questions around is this human trafficking? we heard from attorneys who are talking to migrants and asylum-seekers who were flown to martha's vineyard and they think they are -- u visas. there have been some questions raised if funds were used appropriately. host: you talked about governor desantis but let's talk about governor abbott of texas. what role did he play in this? guest: he has said that he did not directly communicate with governor desantis on the flights but of course, they originated in texas and were flown from their and eventually ended up in martha's vineyard. it is unclear

but antonio coffee is also worried about whether extensive fishing can go on forever. that's why he's working with the university's scientists to sell octopus raised in a breeding station instead of capturing them out at sea. is this is, this is who isn't. it's an ambitious project, but it will work move when we, when we, when rub off was, you know, i was a good recall for jennifer farming. octopus is one of the biggest challenges facing the global seafood industry. unlike salmon and shrimp, they're sensitive to captivity and die quickly. but the mexican researchers have one advantage the local species the maya is particularly robust. home will be those misses this one is already 2 months old. is this per seal copel's mother? as the maya octopus is a very pleasant specie, little out of for me, they don't one thing, they have no problem being in these tanks together, funk song, we'd better cody as they get along very well and god bless. and besides, they don't emerge from the ange, the females hatches larvae, but as a fully developed a tiny octopuses song, when people g

but antonio coffee is also worried about whether extensive fishing can go on forever. that's why he's working with the universities. scientists to sell octopus raised in a breeding station instead of capturing them out at sea. is this who isn't which an ambitious project isn't, but it will work move when we, when we, when rub off was you know, i was a good recall fortunate farming. octopus is one of the biggest challenges facing the global seafood industry. unlike salmon and shrimp, they're sensitive to captivity and die quickly. but the mexican researchers have one advantage the local species the maya is particularly robust. so will be those miss as this one is already 2 months, so as those per seal copel's mother. as the maya octopus is a very pleasant specie, little out of for me, they don't one thing. they have no problem being in these tanks together. thank no song we'd better cody as they get along very well and god bless. and besides, they don't emerge from the anxious females. anxious larvae, but as are fully developed, it's tiny octopuses song when people gath

secretary-general antÓnio guterres appealed to nations to meet the u.n.' blueprint for peace and prosperity, known as the sustainable development goals. >> young people and future generations are demanding action . we cannot let them down. these are definitive moments. those here today and those tuning in from around the world, give me immense hope that we can put our hands on the wheel of progress and steer a new course. amy: ukrainian officials said monday the bodies of two children were found among the remains of 440 people buried in mass graves outside the city of kharkiv, which was re-captured from russian forces during a ukrainian counter-offensive earlier this month. ukraine's internal affairs minister said dozens of victim'' bodies were mutilated and showed signs of torture. kharkiv's police chief said investigators are carefully exhuming the bodies to identify the remains and to determine a cause of death. >> it is very hard to establish whether there are gunshot wounds in the bodies were not. this will be done during the examination of the bodies

and, as we know now, what governor desantis did is he went to san antonio, texas, rounded up a bunchot them on a plane, lured them on a plane, apparently under false pretenses. could be another violation of law. and then flies them up to massachusetts. it looks like there are two potential violations of law with this one act committed in a cruel manner. the governor of florida, governor desantis. and it's inexcusable. they are using these people as political pawns is such an extreme overreach, if you will. and so unkind and so undecent. it boggles the mind. but, you know, it's part of the pattern of this guy. he signed a law against a woman's right to choose in florida that is so egregious, it doesn't have any exceptions for rape or incest. this is him. >> so let me ask you about this one part about this that there's a lot of work being done to understand what happened. but, you know, when you point out that the migrants would have to be in the state of florida, well, of course they came from san antonio, texas, as you point out. they flew from there. but then they landed in crestvie

it is a response address of the president of belarus in support of the initiative of antonio guteris to provide humanitarian assistance in the framework of the global fight against hunger. belarus celebrates the day today machine builder. this leading branch of our economy concentrates the intellectual potential of the country, process automation, high quality and environmental friendliness in honor of the professional holiday. gomel plant of casting and normals, launched new production sites, a molding line. it will make it possible to triple the output of castings made of gray and high-strength cast iron. the volume of production will increase by the same amount. new galvanizing line. it will provide high-quality galvanizing and chrome plating of metal. without any harm to the environment environment, the plant is part of the company, gumselmash, all the products that the holding will produce by the end of the year have already been sold , a portfolio of orders has already been formed for 2023. in particular, 1,500 combines will go to russia companies in some markets are already af

on the sidelines of the session of the general assembly with antonio guteris, the head of the belarusian foreign ministry expressed support for the organization's efforts to overcome the crisis of global and food security, drew attention to the possible role and potential of our country in this matter vladimir makei also handed over to the secretary general. un response message of the president of belarus in support of the initiative of antonio guteris to provide humanitarian assistance in the framework of the global fight against hunger on the eve of vladimir makei spoke from the main rostrum of the general assembly in new york, the foreign minister noted that the west has dominated the world for the past five centuries and believes that can continue this story indefinitely. however, the world has changed and neo-colonialism in any form is no longer acceptable and impossible in the west. offered the state of the post-soviet space, only one way is the path of its satellites to secure this status, he relied on the expansion of one of the key institutions of the cold war of the nato milita

on the sidelines of the session of the general assembly with antonio gutyrish. the head of the belarusian foreign ministry expressed support for the efforts of the organization to overcome the crisis of global and food security, drew attention to the possible role and potential of our country in this matter vladimir makei also handed over to the secretary general. he responded to the president of belarus in support of the initiative of antonio gutyrish to provide humanitarian assistance in the global fight against hunger on the eve of vladimir makeev, who spoke from the main rostrum of the un general assembly in new york, and offered to honestly answer two questions first what are the root causes of the conflicts in ukraine second? what needs to be done to stop it and prevent something like this from happening again in the future? we are convinced that the origins of ukraine's concrete problems should be sought in 2004, when the west managed to carry out the first color revolution in this country. the second revolution , decades later, firmly secured the status

Íbamos a ver quÉ cargos van a enfrentar las personas que estÁn involucradas. >> la policÍa de san antonio hace poco buscaba un asilo polÍtico y se quitÓ la vida en un refugio de inmigrantes en la ciudad de nueva york. manifestaron su preocupaciÓn por la muerte de la mujer. el alcalde de nueva york dijo que planea enviar a migrantes indocumentados a barcos cruceros, una soluciÓn temporal. el departamento de seguridad interior dijo que al menos 2 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados han cruzado la frontera sur delante la fiscal 2022 que terminara en octubre. >> quiero invitarlos a suscribirse y a escuchar univisiÓn reporta, nuestro podcast diario de noticiasy conversaciÓn . una conmovedora platica con un abogado de inmigraciÓn que fue testigo de la separaciÓn familiar y escribiÓ un extraordinario libro al respecto. maÑana hablamos con Él en la plataforma que ustedes acostumbran. ¿estÁn pensando viajar para dÍa de acciÓn de gracias o las fiestas de diciembre? este aÑo puede resultar mÁs caro de lo habitual, ya que los precios se va a disparar. esto es un aumento del 43% respecto al aÑo pas

i'm pretty sure that's what the residents of san antonio would like to see as well. >> john: and as bill, that's the county where the 50 tragically practically baked to death. >> we know a lot of work to be done. i know from being in that position, there is a lot of smuggling, a lot of human trafficking through the san antonio and houston corridor. that's where the sheriff needs to focus on. >> john: ron desantis's office put out a statement saying the immigrants were more than willing to leave bexar county after being homeless and left to fend for themselves. and what desantis said at a press conference a short time ago. >> abused by the cartels, drowning in the rio grande, you had 50 that died in some shed in texas. i heard no outrage about any of that. the only thing i hear them getting upset about, you have 50 that end up in martha's vineyard, then they get really upset. if 50 was a burden on one of the richest places in our country, what about all the other communities? >> john: what about the points he's making there. >> a lot of activity on the border that there's a lot of attenti

let's go to our senior national correspondent ed lavandera in san antonio.k to us about specifically what laws they are alleging here were broken and also in the middle of this, you know, dapts has said we're going to use all of this money we have available to do more transports, right? >> reporter: yeah, that is the word coming from florida governor ron desantis as well as texas governor greg abbott who continue to say that they will continue transporting migrants to what they describe as sanctuary cities and communities across the country to share in the burden of the immigration crisis that is happening on the border. as that lawsuit filed on behalf of roughly 30 of the 50 or so migrants that were put on that plane and taken to martha's vineyard last week, and this also comes, poppy, as the sheriff here in bexar county, san antonio, says that they are investigating whether or not there are criminal violations that were part of this effort to put migrants on that plane. the sheriff told me yesterday they could be looking at the possibility of filing human

migrants are saying those offers no flights out of san antonio san antonio are continuing.tate budget reports show that the florida department of transportation paid $950,000 to an aviation company in florida, days after migrants were flown to martha's vineyard. more than 8,000 migrants have been bussed from texas to washington, d.c., 675 to chicago. new york city mayor eric adams says they have received about 13,000 migrants, a number that's expected to climb. all cities in blue states, all part of a plan by some republican governors to fly or drive migrants north in protest of the biden administration's immigration policies. adams said one migrant, a mother, took her own life in a shelter after record high numbers arrived on sunday. i think the governor and texas and others are at fault for creating this manmade humanitarian crisis. >> reporter: jake, as you mentioned, officials here in texas and in delaware, president biden's home state, have been chasing record throughout the day there was another flight of migrants to arrive there, but delaware officials telling cnn so

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said russia and ukraine must cease military activity near the facility and agree on a security zone. antonio guitar hash warned that any damage could spell, catastrophe for the region, and beyond. his words echoed those of the head of the un nuclear watchdog. it's rafael garcia's 3rd time speaking to the security council, but his 1st time reporting on what he seen with his own eyes at this apparition, nuclear plant, we are playing with fighter and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report, we are proposing the establishing the establishment story of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. grossey says it's not possible to work normally and safely at the plant. it's short staffed, the staff, it does have her overworked and communication with the outside world is difficult and he says military vehicles are getting in the way. our concrete recommendation in this regard is that the military vehicles and equipment that are currently present in buildings inside nuclear buildings on this site be removed from the russian ambassador accused t f. f. shelling

you and chief antonio gutierrez says, floods that i have left to half a 1000000 people home. less in pakistan are due to countries with high carbon emissions. but urine said, ignoring climate change amounted to collective suicide. his address from pakistan came as the 1st u. s. lean, carrion, humanitarian aid. arrived in the country. hell path finally arrived. relatives of giff man have been stranded in their willet and send for over 5 death . flat what that hath damaged or must oil their belongings. he had them take the little deacon safe. miss evans, i came with an army deemed rescue them and brought food and medicine for them. some have become sick, lots of belongings have been damaged in the flood water because nothing is left over yet was renewed by j a rescue as tried to find more people. by the way, i got it. many have been waiting for help for days. either. the boy takes as many as it can. a recent peak in the embankment of pakistan's largest league has an indebted nearby abilities, despite rescue effort, many feet, they are on their own, at home on while you got those are av

we are outside the migrant resource center in san antonio, texas. this is the area where many of those migrants have been put on buses or picked up and put on that flight that florida governor ron desantis set out earlier this week. but all of this continuing to put a strain on those cities up north. the mayor of new york city, eric adams, says that he's even considering putting some of these migrants on cruise ships to help alleviate the strain on social services there in the city. and it also comes at a time where the attorney representing 30 of the 50 or so migrants that arrived on martha's vineyard by plane courtesy of florida governor ron desantis says that their clients have been receiving hate messages and death threats since they filed a civil rights class action lawsuit just a few days ago. all of this heating up very intensely, wolf. >> and are we learning anything else, anything more right now about those flights to martha's vineyard and who helped organize them on the ground in texas? >> reporter: well, as we know, there's a criminal inv

cnn, san antonio, texas. >>> earlier, i spoke with adam isaacson, the director for defense oversight of washington office unless in america. he has spent nearly 3 decades working to solve migration problems at the root of crises like this one. listen as he describes the tremendous challenges that migrants face. >> it is a remarkable journey. in some cases, they came from as far south as you can go. more than 6 million people have left venezuela, out of 30 million, in the last seven years or so. many of them tried to settle in south america. a lot of the people on that plane had been living in the southern part of southern america. they ended up crossing about 10 countries on their way to the u.s.-mexico border. whenever i talked to migrants who have taken this route, but they always talk about is a place called the darien gap. it is where the pan-american highway ends along the panama and colombian border. you need to walk through 60 miles of jungle which is completely ungoverned and i've had migrants tell me, and some of these venezuelans have said, i saw dead bodies. i heard of wom

they were given food -- now these were fast food vouchers from mcdonald's in san antonio.y were put up for at least a night, these 50 or so folks, at the walk quintana in, in san antonio. some were given haircuts. who knows what other money was use. there was transportation provided to the airport and then ultimately there was air travel that was provided from san antonio, ultimately, to martha's vineyard. exactly what was paid on the airfare from the air charter company, that this air charter company chartered, we do not know. but this is something that we should know and one way to find that out would be to look at the contract, have someone answers to basic questions, and that is just not happening yet. and when you step back and you looked like, okay, well, who are the different people affiliated with his program? larry keith was dubbed by the tallahassee democrat as the public safety czar for governor desantis and his portfolio as you mentioned is over immigration and he was the lawyer for this company. so, we would certainly like to know, did he recommend this compan

and with the un chief, antonio quoterush wasting pakistan, many are hopeful that more help will arrive pakistan needs massive financial supports to response to this crisis that have costed, according to some estimate about $30000000000.00 and counting. and that, that supports is entirely necessary. and it is not a matter of solidarity. it's a matter of justice. that justice is def, quickly needed for a country. one turret of which, if underwater to sport news now and, and tennis on shore and eager should be on tick, will compete in the women's us open final on saturday, after advancing from their respective semi final clashes was straight, 6 victory over caroline garcias's, which museum become the 1st arab player and 1st african woman to reach the u. s. as in final in while holland film take battle from behind to overcome arena, said lincoln would be the boot. so can funnel for both players. and this is what she bore had to say about reaching her 2nd strike grants, lavonne getting just happy the fact that i backed up the results in wimbledon and her people are now really surprised them

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these are fast food vouchers from mcdonald's in san antonio.ut up for a night, these 54 so folks in the la quinta inn. there was transportation provided to the airport and ultimately air travel that was provided from san antonio ultimately to martha's vineyard. exactly what was paid on the air fair from the air charter company that this air charter company chartered, we don't know. but this is something we should know. one way to find that out is look at the contract. have someone answer basic questions. that's not happening yet. you step back, you look like okay. well, who are the different bhoem have been affiliated with this program in larry keefe is dubbed by the "tallahassee democrat" as the public safety czar. his portfolio, as you mention, is over immigration. he was the lawyer for this company. we would like to know, did he recommend this company? and what was his relationship with this company when under discussion? again, no answers. >> there are a number of republican ties to this plot that make you think it's just slightly political

so he's very close to the un secretary general antonio ca terrace. he is one of his right hand men who has been given this important job at a very critical time. michelle especially didn't stand for a 2nd term. she needed a 1st term and surprise people by saying she wasn't going for a 2nd term after controversy of her trip to china. she was asking for unfettered access to weak camps. she wasn't given it. people say she didn't speak up enough on china. in the last few minutes, before her term was up, she finally released a report on the weaker situation that had been in the works for 2 years. she didn't ever comment on it. so now he has to deal with the follow through on that i think they'll be controversy to on his appointment the process already. some human rights officials say there was a lack of transparency and consultation with, with civil society that it was an opaque process. so i think potentially, he does have problems trying to convince human rights activists that he's the right man for the job. the court in pakistan has decided to indict f

growing up in his mexican hometown, antonio said there wee few paved roads. he said washing washing cars with a dream reali. dream realized. that is until the carwash changed ownership. in 2019, the commissioner's office found they failed to properly pay antonio and 63 oth. 63 others. they appealed and arw negotiating a settlement. workers are still waiting for te money the state that they aren'. they aren't. they are not alonen addition to large-scale enforcet action by the labor commissiones office, californians filed tens of thousands of wage theft claims per year, ranging from sn tips to minimum wage and overtime violations. mostly impacting low wage workers, women, immigrants and people of. of color. for people like luisa, the average judgment of $20,00d be life-changing. that is if she she can collect. the problem, state law requires claimant geta hearing and a decision in under 135 days. data analysis finds it finds it actually takes closer o 500 days. many cases are still . still pending. the labor commiss office is violating state law. t law. worst,

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then sheriff in san antonio and n crime and spend more time focused on your city, sheriff salazar and not so much time worrying about what governor desantis is doing and out of the goodness of heart and these are the cities that are saying we are welcoming you and why not welcome them? passionate about you see it and care about itar unlike the democratse and we appreciate youlike bringing us o date. see you soon. we'll be right back. >> i'm not sure i can think of anything worse anne donovan actively supporting those trying to prematurely sexualingthos children but big tech decided te do that. these companies, paypal and venmo that endlessly blabber on in corporate values and shut down of gays against groomers. they're fighting back against the prepture sexualization of children and people whined themm are ba ay but that didn't stop paypal targeting them despiteth theiemr history of corporate virtue and celebrating pride month and there's rainbow flags and they're all gone and hierarchy of wokism, trans is at the top. paypal and venmo caved to the extremists and canceled gays against

monday night, a 48 year old woman was shot and killed near east 20th and 23rd avenue in the san antonio neighborhood. the homicides weren't the only incidents that kept oakland police busy. officers also had to address four separate shootings that occurred citywide within a 13 hour span. and yet another case this man was arrested by oakland police and the chp near city hall downtown after police say he a tow truck near eight 87th street. now back outside outside city hall here at 14th and broadway. oakland police now investigating its fourth homicide since last night after that, double shooting and the pill hill neighborhood woman killed in san antonio and now one of two men killed and a broad daylight shooting right outside city hall. now 14th street has since been reopened about 15 20 minutes ago, but the investigation still in its infancy stages reporting live in downtown oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news, so many investigations underway altogether and we know staffing will be an issue. all right, henry lee, thank you so much for that. and while the investigation of that double ho

. >> the seats around this city run migrant shelter in san antonio are confusing and overwhelming forve crossed the border seeking asylum, and have stepped into the swamp of american immigration politics. we met these men, one from cuba, the other from venezuela. they had heard about the plane florida governor ron desantis sent here to move some 50 migrants out of texas last week. they told us they had just been offered a similar deal on monday. >> [speaking spanish] >> of course, he says, we were told there will be plenty of work and not so many migrants. >> [speaking spanish] >> they offered you a flight to another state, but you did not know where it was going to be? >> yes. [speaking spanish] >> he says they pulled up next to us and beautiful trucks. they offered us hotel rooms with a pool, and a gift card for food. and they told us they could take us on a flight to where we will be taken to a refuge. they rejected the offer because they said it felt strange. attorneys for some of the dozens of migrants transported from texas to martha's vineyard have filed a class action lawsuit