martinez is the man they'vel approached first.st time. sacked at everton, even new stars can have an echo. patrick gearey, bbc news. burnley have asked to postpone tomorrow's premier league game at home to watford because of a high number of injuries and covid—i9 cases in the squad. the fixture was originally due to be played in december but was called off because of an outbreak at watford. if it's postponed, it will be the 22nd top flight game to be rescheduled because of the pandemic, which has caused a lot of talk about how football can continue in this way. i think it's very difficult for the premier league. they keep referring back to the fact that clubs need 13 players plus a goalkeeper, and then they should play the games. then people start talking about injuries in addition to covid, and also, international calls. one of the issues the premier league are wrestling with which managers have raised is because players are out with covid, that was an increased responsibility almost on the players who are fit. they have to play

martinez— then they have got a chance. martinez is the man they've approached first.. at everton, even stars can have an echo of the past. patrick gearey, bbc news. staying with the premier league and burnley�*s match against watford tomorrow has been postponed. sean dyche's side don't have the required number of players due to injuries, africa cup of nations commitments and covid—19 issues. when you get to the point you feel you cannot add leaks that you cannot, that has to be looked at. and they have welfare, and the hardest thing of all, because we are asked to isolate, they can to train, and therefore when they come back in, you've got two days to get ready and they can't play, and that's very difficult. celtic were 2—0 winners over hibernian as a full capacity crowd was allowed following the lifting of scottish government restrictions. fans are back for the first time in 2022 and came in their droves. new signing daizen maeda ofjapan scored for the glaswegians after just five minutes of his debut. and a second from the penalty spot from josip juranovic 20 minutes

martinez feels abandoned by his party and by biden, where is the promised immigration reform? i think i've lost hope and his words. i think that, ah, and oh words are just words, but i don't think that they've put a, an effort behind it when you want to make a change. you start with a process and i don't think that there's a process in place to at least start changing the policy. sheriff martinez has the support of many republicans, but he's not thinking of changing parties despite biden mother called him better. not to worry. busy there's republicans are far right under democrats that are far left, that i really don't got no use for you know, so if i, if i, if i leave the party that i'm in, just because it's not popular. you know, who's going to be left to fix a party down by the river that doubles as a border. nobody men says words. president biden is unwonted. let's go brandon. the phrase is isler directed at biden, mostly by trump. supporters. dianne schroeder once saw this place as her personal retirement paradise. but that has changed. she says, life in rio grande has be

however, when so many come, martinez, patients start wearing thin. when all these 1519000 people showed up here. they had to pull all the resources more, control it all the manpower for that generally works this area. they moved him down here to work. so this was wide open. this whole area was wide open. you know, in some locations offensive good, but out here. i think it's on call for i think technology manpower. okay. mario and martinez has been sheriff since 2009 repeatedly reelected and supported across party lines. he is something of a modern democrat coming from a humble background. as a boy, he watched his father, also a democrat, helped the poor hispanic population vote. nowadays. the conservative fox news channel plays in the background of his office. martinez feel abandoned by his party, and by biden, where is the promised immigration reform? i think i've lost hope and his words. i think there are no words or just words, but i don't think that they've put a an effort behind it when you want to make a change. you start with a process and i d

of martinez tells us. but border patrol officers are still making daily arrests even this morning in attend next to the police station. detainees are processed including asylum applications than they are transported to other parts of the country. locals who are worried about the trend turned to the sheriff. his motto, the american sheriff can handle it, however, when so many come, martinez, patients starts wearing thin. when all these 1519000 people showed up here. they had to pull all the resources more, control it all the manpower for that generally works this area. they moved him down here to work. so this was wide open. this whole area was wide open. you know, in some locations offensive. good, but out here. i think it's on call for. i think technology and manpower. okay. mario and martinez has been sheriff since 2009 repeatedly reelected and supported across party lines. he is something of a modern democrat coming from a humble background. as a boy, he watched his father, also a democrat, helped the p

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he's back in the limelight along with his wife an advantage, and was author martinez. ethan martinez. you to has written a book about fancy inch mind snagit. divorced the youngsters miss. i forgot very fond of busty who is coming in. and of course, you can't avoid developing a bit of a fatherly feeling towards someone when you're twice as age for my mom. vocal tal. last name's fine stagger wanted his biography to be written, and a friend recommended author martine suitor. when the 2 met up the instant, we hit it off 10 minutes into the meeting. they already decided to work together wrong to moslem barons and one of her 1st meetings that musty said above. i'd rather read a 1000 game scores than a single book is full. and you didn't like that. i am the country that i was thrilled because it made you all the more interesting as a character in a novel go or not. melinda martinez, uter insisted on writing more than just a biography. and so boston changed agger became the character of a biographical novel, one that strictly sticks to the facts. his, me, reiney girl is no less a novel. no, w

martinez was identified with the help of this team in the nypd's forensic unit.er the bureau requested familial dna in 2018, the chief took on the laborious duty of ensuring that the case met the strict criteria that the state requires for an application. it took two years for new york state's crime lab to come back with a familial dna hit. >> that was the moment that made the difference. the case is going to be solved. >> reporter: the familial dna hit gave detectives the name of a convicted offender found in the state's dna database. this means the team would be looking for someone related to that person as possibly being the killer. to help narrow down the possibilities, detectives formed a family tree and identified five male relatives of that offender. >> we look at their ages, we look at the locations, where they're residing. we look at the criminal history of the individuals. >> that helped eliminate two of the men who were too young at the time of the crime. investigators were then left with three who they determined to be sons of the convicted offender.

she also addressed the murder of her colleague margarito martÍnez one week earlier. the authorities which i spoke with earlier this week, she was in rolled in a protection scheme and she had a panic button at home in her house, but a 7:00 p.m. when she got back when she was attacked, and she did not have the panic button with her. another thing when he more clarity about is the state authorities told me that she had regular police check ins, meaning a patrol car would check in with the residents every once in a while to see if she was ok. apparently, this was not enough and they were not present at the time she was attacked. this means whatever security measures the mexican state had provided her, they have been woefully insufficient. amy: one of lourdes maldonado's last broadcasts was january 19. it was dedicated to tijuana photojournalist margarito martÍnez, who was assassinated outside his home last week. this is a clip of lourdes on her own program brebaje, meaning potion, paying homage to margarito, not knowing she'd be killed days later. >> margarito's death ha

josÉ luis gamboa en veracruz y margarita martÍnez en tijuana.dos. el primer caso fue el pasado 10 de enero cuando el director de o medio digital, josÉ luis gamboa, fue apuÑalado en veracruz . caso mÁs reciente se registra tijuana, cuando margarito martÍnez fue asesinado a balazos al exterior de su vivienda. >> nada mÁs escuchar las detonaciones, ni lo —— mi hjo lo mirço en el carro ensangrentado. jorge: periodistas locales critican las acciones de la actividades ante este asesinato. las autoridades en tijuana dicen que los Índices de violencia han disminuido. >> en lo que va de este aÑo con cuatro homicidios al dÍa. jorge: a esta ciudad fronteriza han arribado cientos de elementos de la guardia nacional y del ejÉrcito mexicano para intentar frenar la ola de violencia que en el 2021 cobrÓ la vida de casi 2000 personas. >> reforzando las operaciones para combatir los homicidios. jorge: los uniformados ya pueden verse en las calles realizando operativos para disuadir los actos operativos en las zonas con mayor cantidad de delitos. en las calles don

detuvieron a un expolicÍa sospechoso del asesinato del periodista margarito martÍnez en tijuana, agenteszgada, aunque pasaron 5 aÑos todavÍa espera justicia, raÚl torres tiene las declaraciones de la actriz. >> como si fuera yo una de verdad una delincuen. >> mÁs perseguida que su personaje de televisiÓn, la narcotraficante teresa mendoza la reina del sur asÍ se sentÍa kate del castillo en la vida real. >> todo el mundo me juzgÓ y criticÓ y pensaron que yo habÍa estado involucrada en cosas ilegales. >> dice que fueron los peores dÍas de su vida la procuradurÍa mexicana la investigaba en el 2015 p su intercambio de mensajes telefÓnicos y su encuentro con el lÍder de cÁrcel de sinaloa joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn segÚn un reportaje del paÍs, 17 meses la investigaron porque querÍan meterla en una cÁrcel y seÑala a la exprocurador gÓmez como su principal verdugo. >> me perseguÍa hizo todas las cosas totalmente de manera ilegal. >> en una telemundo kate del castillo dice que mantiene su demanda contra la procuradurÍa que espera justicia la que no recibiÓ durante el gobierno del expresidente enri

. >> reporter: a grand jury ind indicted 49-year-old joseph martinez on accounts of murder.innocent. martinez identified with the help of this team and nypd forensic unit, after requesting dna in 2018, took on the laborious duty that the case meet the strict criteria the state requires for application. it took two years for the new york states crime lab to come back with a familial dna fit. the familial dna hit gave detectives the name of a convicted offender found in the state's dna data base. this means the forensic team would be looking for someone related to that person, as possibly being minaralise's killer. to help narrow down the possibilities, detectives formed a family tree and identified five male relatives of that offender. >> we look at their ages, the locations which they're residing. we look at the criminal history of the individuals. >> reporter: that helped eliminate two of the men who were too young at the time of the crime. inversion were then left with three, who they determined to be sons of the convicted offender. taking a closer look at the evidence, de

jorge: vamos con albert martÍnez y el pronÓstico., vientos de mÁs de 70 mph y nevadas que pueden superar el pie. lo mejor es quedarse en casa. en filadelfia podremos tener un acumulado de 7 pulgadas de nieve. en new york podemos llegar a 9 pulgadas. en boston podemos tener 17—20 pulgadas de nieve. la nevada ya estÁ activa, seguirÁ durante la tarde noche. sÁbado en la maÑana nevando en el Área tri—estatal. en la tarde el episodio irÁ a menos pero tendremos acumulados de casi 20 pulgadas en el noreste. tendremos riesgo de inundaciones costeras y vientos de mÁs de 70 mph, vientos tÍpicos de huracÁn. florida sentirÁ el impacto con temperaturas de 39°. pueden llover iguanas. jorge: esas iguanas soy yo. [risas] albert: mÁs adelante hablamos de los detalles de la carretera. ilia: me siento en la escuela con albert. un mar de policÍas uniformados acompaÑÓ a los restos de jason rivera en homenaje pÓstumo. jorge: rivera muriÓ en el deber cuando atendÍa una llamada de violencia domÉstica en harlem. reportera: es el Último dÍa de honras fÚnebres

martinez is sharing the giving spirit all year round, from giving a little boy toys, two meals on the street. >> reporter: a free outdoor festival in richmond, love and hope for families in need. ashley santos brings her three younger siblings. >> it's super wholesome and amazing and heartwarming. >> reporter: with hundreds of chores, free haircuts, facepainting, crafts, and sweets, it is almost too much for 11-year-old breanna rodriguez to take in, first. >> i was like this is cool, and fun. >> reporter: martinez organized the all-day event over the holidays with about 30 relatives and friends. >> if we all give back a little bit it makes a big difference. >> reporter: he started a service group in 2018 witchy noted jm charity, his initials plus those of his sons and siblings. the whole family volunteers together. they were inspired by his parents, who made giving a priority despite the financial challenges of raising four sons. >> my mother always told me, when you do something, do it out of heart, don't expect nothing back. all of this is going to be free. >> reporter: behind the s

he does romana as garage martinez. it lives in zurich is one of the most popular and successful contemporary swiss writers. he achieved fame mostly through thrillers. his books typically mixed fiction realism and social criticism, in which he explores the dark side of the financial world, or genetic engineering. that for his new book, martin xander didn't have to come up with any of the stories. we think that was on their feet long. come on for the light of the smell. i think the book is very believable in just a male for folk tom, for those who have followed me closely, it's easier to identify which parts are 100 percent real and which as martin said, i've been slightly adapted to other or so from that perspective, i could totally see my life story in the book. so that was important to bolcom. let my live on dog dust, little bit of horse, his wife. and yvonne of ich got to read the manuscript in advance professionally because of my thing. right thing. i think it's really touches something deep inside and of course it

thanks, richard. margarita martinez as well. and jose luis gamba, those are the names of the 2 journalists who lost their lives in the space of just one week in mexico. martinez shot dead outside his home into wanna was a crime reporter and photographer for both national and international outlets covering the gang violence that scholars, that city gamboa, a journalist covering anti corruption and drug violence, was fatally stamped in vera cruz. another of mexico's most violent regions. combo was the director of an independent, online news outlet in for ratio, where he had recently published a series of articles, exposing alleged links between a local cartel, the c, j. n g, and regional political players. the series highlighted how very cruises become a hub for the trafficking of fentanyl to the united states and how the authorities there seem to look the other way. he was vocal well beyond his reporting with a steady stream of material on social media. he posted this tweet just days before he died. mexico needs drugs are who has

so margarita martinez was well known for covering crime scenes in very dangerous places like to on that. why do you think he was killed and who do you think was behind it? hi darren, thank you very much for joining me. it's nice to talk about this important issue. well, the barry, the question why he was kill it here was on there. if you say the one that is one of them most dangerous, see it is seen there were and mexico mainly. but once the behind, behind the money, so i think it's because he's very easy to kill any one the mexico because mexico is a country with a very high level so important. impunity corrode shows very low or centers of fossil bit cases just by golly or near the area down the border which one i use and marguerite was base, it is more than 90 percent of the cases are not on the side case of nothing solvent . and marguerite, the one facing the d. 3 if daily, daily, daily, every night he went out. yes. i mean you knew mother retired personally and you worked with him for quite some time briefly. what sort of journalist was see and how do you think he would be remembere

i new mexico, the photojournalist margarito martinez was killed monday in the northern mexican border city of tijuana. he was 49 years old. martinez's teen daughter discovered her father near their home with a fatal gunshot wound to his head. he had previously received threats from organized crime groups. martinez covered police and crime for local outlets and worked as a fixer for international media, including the bbc. this is a mexican media rights advocate. >> because of s status as a journalist, we request attorney general's office pay special attention, especially because we live in mexico were journalists are really at risk. he had requested protection less than a month ago. amy: martinez's murder came just a week after another journalist, josÉ luis gamboa, was fatally stabbed in the mexican state of veracruz. back in the united states, the senate continues debate today on two major voting rights bills, despite the measures being likely doomed to failure after conservative democrats joe manchin and kyrsten sinema said they would not back a filibuster exception to circumvent rep

you request see the light showers over martinez and the east bay, concord, and near oakland and hercules. here is a live look with the wet bay bridge camera. you can see the rain drops on the cam a. temperatures in the low 50's as we start off the day. it's a milder start and as we head through the afternoon mostly cloudy skies for the coast and around the bay with supper 50's and as we look inland we are looking at low 60's, partly sunny skies this afternoon. you can see as we head through the day, dryer, quieter weather ahead. >>> let's check in with gianna with a look at traffic. >> be careful as you hitted roadways. we are starting to see some brake lights and delays especially for the ride into the pass. things getting a little busy westbound out of tracy, getting onto 580. seeing speeds dipping down into about 16 miles an hour. slow and go through there. stay sluggish at least through just about north flynn. the rest of the way it's clear. the travel times busier. we are seeing a 28 minute travel time from 205 toward 680. we will watch that. also watching san jose northbound 101 fr

still zooming in for the east bay and showers near concord, martinez, berkeley, emoryville and alameda this morning. a few morning showers. partly sunny to mostly cloudy through the afternoon. dryer weather ahead as we look to the afternoon with highs a little milder compared to yesterday. mid to upper 50's to low 6o's. hour by hour and you can see quieter conditions as we go through the day today with even some sun breaks this afternoon. 4:00 p.m. we are looking at, again, partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. we will talk more about what you can expect through the rest of the week. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> slick surfaces. be careful if you hit the roads. i want to start off with san jose. south 101. we have a crash blocking lanes. still a little slow as you approach the scene. chp is on scene and they should have it cleared with in the next couple minutes. heads up there. also looking at traffic in to the pass. getting a little slow out of tracy. overall still moving at a pretty nice pace as you head near north flynn the rest of the way toward the dublin.

this little boy martinez, please. for the thief who stole his race car to have a change of heart. and a barrier weather tracking a few rain showers forward today, but the clouds already clearing out we are expecting a little bit of a warmer weekend. we'll have the update coming up, mark. thank you. we'll show you how separate weather extremes when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all that entertainment built in. xfinity. a way better way to watch. has been 12 days now since storms knocked out service pjd is outage map gives you an idea of how widespread those outages are right now you can see all of the yellow triangles on the map. that means as many as 500 customers could be without power in that one area in grass valley . dozens of residents at four sp

in martinez, ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: along with the economy, all of us are focused on the pandemics impact on education and how bay area school district's are grappling with so many covid issues. in that vein, teachers at several oakland schools say they will stage a sick out tomorrow to support students who are demanding more covid safety measures. the mercury news reports teachers from six schools will take part in this. those demands include kn95 m m m and n95 masks for all students. parents and students shared their concerns at tonight's meeting at the oakland unified school board. >> we would like to go on distance learning until we have all the materials to come back. it does take a mental health toll. >> listen to the community, the students, the educators who are telling you they do not feel safe. dan: a district spokesperson says schools are among the safest places for students. earlier, the district said it ordered enough kn95 masks for all students. late today, the district announced it has reached a tent

ending his career, he's back in the limelight, along with his wife, an advantage, and was author martinez ethan martine, due to his written a book about fancy and shine. snagit divorced the youngster's music, brigham very fond of busty who is coming. and of course, you can't avoid developing a bit of a fatherly feeling towards some one when you're twice as age for. i'm uncle charles is locked in, shine stagger, wanted his biography to be written, and a friend recommended author martine suitor. when the 2 met up be instantly hit it off 10 minutes into the meeting. they already decided to work together long from all barons in one of her 1st meetings. busty said above, i'd rather read a 1000 game scores than a single box is full. and you didn't like that last night on the country that i was thrilled because it made you all the more interesting as a character in a novel or not marine for it from martine theater insisted on writing more than just a biography. and so boston shine stagger, became the character of a biographical novel. one that strictly sticks to the facts. is his me. reiney girl

in martinez, ryan curry, abc 7 news.ong with the economy, all of us are focused on the pandemics impact on education and how bay area school district's are grappling with so many covid issues. in that vein, teachers at several oakland schools say they will stage a sick out tomorrow to support students who are demanding more covid safety measures. the mercury news reports teachers from six schools will take part in this. those demands include kn95 and n95 masks for all students. parents and students shared their concerns at tonight's meeting at the oakland unified school board. >> we would like to go on distance learning until we have all the materials to come back. it te a ntal hhisn to the commue students, the educators who are telling you they do not feel safe. dan: a district spokesperson says schools are among the safest places for students. earlier, the district said it ordered enough kn95 masks for all students. late today, the district announced it has reached a tentative agreement with the teachers union regardin

pasamos con albert martinez, jefe de meteorologia de univision, para que nos de detalles de su cursos posibles afectaciones que dejara... albert... el gobirno estatal de california continua tomando medidas para tratar de contener la pandemia y mantener funcionando los hospitales... entre otras normas, se decidio que los empleados medicos que den positivo al coronavirus, pero que "no" presenten sintomas, sigan trabajando... desde los angeles, juan carlos gonzalez nos tiene reacciones a esta drastica medida que esta siendo fuertemente criticada. y en la ciudad de atlanta, para adelantar la campaqa de vacunacion, se les esta ofreciendo un incentivo economico a todo aquel que se inocule... y todo indica que esta motivacion esta dando resultado, a juzgar por las largas filas que se estan registrando en un centro de vacunacion, a donde han acudido en masa los hispanos... desde atlanta, georgia, xeyli alfaro nos tiene el eportaje. las medidas para las medidas para poder viajar de estados unidos, durante la pandemia, vencieron hoy, justo cuando se registran cifras records de contagios y hosp

martinez is the man they've approached first.ations commitments and covid—19 issues. to bring a true competitive element to a league, that's why the rules are there. you need to put out a team that feel they can be a competitive team. when you get to a point where you can't feel you can and the league sees that you can't, then that has to be looked at. and the health and welfare, which everyone talks about. the hardest thing of all, don't forget, and to give you a view of the covid situation, because everyone has to isolate, they can't train. and therefore, when they come back in, you've got two days to get them ready and then they've got to play. and that's very difficult. celtic were 2—0 winners over hibernian as a full capacity crowd was allowed following the lifting of scottish government restrictions. fans are back for the first time in 2022 and came in their droves. new signing daizen maeda ofjapan scored for the glaswegians after just five minutes of his debut. and a second from the penalty spot from josip juranovic 20 min

well that is the story of five year old boy from martinez gearing up to burn rubber but instead gets a thief. the boys beloved race car, the one you see right here, stolen just before his first race of the season. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke to the boy who has this message for the person who took his prized possession. angry. tell me why you're angry. because if i have no car, this is what five year old eastern rite of martinez should be doing whizzing around a track in his blue quarter midget race car, you go super fast, and you can pass people. but instead, the kindergartners heartbroken because his car is now in the hands of a thief. robbers broken story. it happened before dawn monday outside the tri valley quarter midget association racecourse in livermore. on the surveillance video. you can see a man backing up a truck that he stole nearby. he connects it to the families trailer and then takes off the stolen truck was found abandoned in pittsburgh on friday morning, also recovered the family's trailer, which was cleaned out after someone drilled the locks. this is the l

the me welcome back to the guys report max hazard time now to turn to robin martinez, otherwise known as jim roman. welcome. thank you. thank you for me today and thanks for being here and father. yeah, we're having a great time now where i'm on the i m f is concerned. very concerned about big coin and el salvador. you are one of the 4 guys right here in big point, be chosen, who help spark the hyper big quantization revolution. what is your response to the math? that's a good christian. well, i will love that someone to view then asking why they're like, so worry about it because i started by the area and we just see benefit and be can use bringing hop for our country and our people are getting or dreaming again. so i don't understand, but i would love like i say that someone interviewed then and that they can speak while they are so worried about it. you know? yeah, that's a good point. now they don't actually say why they don't list any reasons why they're concerned about el salvador and big coin. they simply make a categorical statement that we at the i m f on our ivory tower over

ah, welcome back to the kaiser report, i max hazard time now to turn to roland martinez, otherwise known as jim barrow. raman, welcome. thank you. thank you for having me today. and thanks for being here in a father. yeah, we're having a great time now for awhile and the i m f is concerned. very concerned about big coin in el salvador. you are one of the 4 guys right here in big point beach all santa, who helped spark the hyper bitcoin ization revolution. what is your response to the i m f? that's the good christian. well, i would love that someone to review then asking why they're late. so worry about it because a salvador young we just see benefit and beacon is bringing hot for our country and our people are getting are dreaming again. so i don't understand, but i would love like i say that someone interviewed then and that they can speak why they are so worried about it. you know? yeah, that's a good point. now they don't actually say why they don't list any reasons why they're concerned about el salvador and big coin. they simply make a categorical statement that we at the i m f on o

martÍnez: en este momento yo veo que estamos progresando.una de esas personas que logrÓ salir de la indigencia fue eliseo ruiz. por dÉcadas trabajÓ como mecÁnico y se hacÍa un dinero extra cantando en un mariachi para mantener a su familia. ruiz: despuÉs se hace uno viejo y ya ve que no le pueden dar trabajo a uno. que, porque es muy peligroso, que se le puede caer un carro a uno encima. o que puede uno lastimarse. janiot: su situaciÓn empeorÓ. ruiz: mi esposa falleciÓ y ya no pude mantenerme estable en un lugar porque ya no tenÍa dinero para poder pagar una vivienda. janiot: fue entonces que comenzÓ su odisea. ruiz: pues empecÉ a agarrar cuartos en hoteles baratos. ¿me entiende? por ejemplo, 150 a la semana lo que son 600 al mes. imagina. a veces pagaba una semana y luego ya me salÍa y a veces me quedaba en mi camioneta. janiot: eliseo pasÓ mÁs de 4 aÑos viviendo en su vehÍculo hasta que con ayuda de un programa social le consiguieron una vivienda digna. ruiz: gracias a dios duermo bien, me baÑo, me rasuro, estoy feliz aquÍ. lo primordial e

so you can see laura small down there with on the low pass margarita martinez. and jose luis can bo add a nice. i'm going to go back one picture because few whole hey this, these are not statistics. this is a friend. yeah, he's really confronted. been talking about the violence about your knowledge in mexico both. yeah, exactly. there are no just numbers or names. they are friends. i used to have lunch with marguerite, so many times i used to pay her daughter for our rights in my model by can i meet her wife? i drink a beer with him many, many, many times i we share man the coverage together and when and i've seen them most complicated situation seen on the border and with lower days, i mean hair. my dad is like you're not list and i need her to my dad when he started to work in the like 303030 years i will. they share all the scene tell if you wanna, and she's still working until last day when she was brutally kill it. so i knew them, i knew them, and i knew they were a brave people, that they are the wrong line of the media outlets. they are the people who go

his home in tijuana, friends and family held a candlelight vigil to honor 49 year old marguerite martinez. been working as a photo journalist for more than a decade, covering gang related violence and had faced regular threats. long got the with local, but you know, he was never worried. obviously it asked for help when he received it. i think his form was improved with the panic baton but yours never. y n y. a jorge nieto is a freelance journalist who worked with margarita martinez tells us the mexican government needs to change its strategy on protecting journalists. mexico if, if a very dangerous country in general, under the cities like one or right now or similar, which is more dangerous or day, more dangerous for the journal. it's just a starting this year just we are in there 22nd right now. and 2 journalists have been killed in mexico, one and barrow cruise in the ryan. oh my god. why is this happening? why though don't it doesn't do anything. why there are not fall been described? that's the big question. they need to change their strategy in baghdad, or since i shall mighty 90 p