. >> we first took tickets to istanbul, turkey, and from istanbul to mexico city, and from mexico citynd here. >> were you in fear for your life? >> yeah, of course. it is not possible to be positive about your freedom and life in russia if you are against putin and against the war. >> what's the current status of your clients and where are they located right now? >> my clients are currently at san ysidro port of entry. >> reporter: margaret cargioli is the couple's attorney. what's your clients' claim for asylum? >> my clients are fleeing russia because of their political opinion. they were surveilled by the russian government. >> reporter: many asylum seekers may be rejected under title 42, a public health clause of u.s. law implemented at the start of the pandemic that allows the u.s. to expel asylum seekers and others crossing the border without authorization. ukrainians may be exempted from the policy on a case-by-case basis. >> it is unfair and unjust that when you think of the images of haitians who are being threatened by men on horses, and then you look at now that customs and

washington makes a formal declaration of violence committed against ra, hanging muslims, and mexico cities new mega airport opens its doors. will tell me what a project has been. maya in controversy. ah hi there. here's her headlines for the americas. great to see. you will begin in south america, where we've got a line of rain and storms pretty much stretching from a fancy on rate in 2 months of the dale. some of these could be quite severe. after the top end of south america, we've seen intense rain for western areas of ecuador rate through into paid room, and for the western portion of the amazon basin, central america. plenty of sun to be found here. also, daytime heating storms for i want to get your rate to the us, sir, is the potential of a tornadic outbreak across central eastern portions of texas, but really big storm stretching from louisville, kentucky right into new orleans. we've got some cool moisture that spilled off the rockies, meeting up with warm and also humid air from the golf. as we look toward the atlantic look the see 100 degrees a d. c. looking pretty good. 14 for

. >> jesse: you are saying that countries all over the world, flying people into mexico city and theythe mountains, the deserts, paying off the coyotes, they land here -- >> you could do two flights. write to the north of the border. >> jesse: he just fast-track them come is that what is happening? >> i was just talking to border agent, a flight to mexico city, second flight, mexicali for example then you just take a bus or car, you show up to the border, it is that easy. two flights, one to mexico city, the other closer to the border and your income of that is all it takes. from 60 countries in a world, one sector i was talking to, the whole entire border, you literally don't even have to do the whole journey on foot. get a plane ticket, you will get it. >> jesse: not if you are a ukrainian, then they will separate you and treat you like a real criminal and break up the family and never let you into the country because you might not vote for a democrat. unbelievable. >> all they care about is power, that is it. >> jesse: have a great weekend. if you could make thousands of dollars in

i nor alpa reports from mexico city where families are joining together to search for their loved ones. the sonoran desert in north western mexico. this aired expanse is one of the last barriers migrants face before crossing to the united states. in many cases, it's also a place where migrants are never seen or heard from again, s t course kellerso colona. morello is here in search of her son, oscar a migrant from honduras, who went missing in mexico in 2010 lab is. but it's and the less, but suddenly granted, the disappearance of migrants is invisible. society anal pharmacies dol one to accept that there are thousands of migrants with his appeared in mexican territory . i nearly the search for those who have gone missing has led to the formation of an international collective of families. their commitment is to leave no stone unturned and raise awareness to the plight of disappeared, migrants yeah, oh yeah, you get that? i love, it's an exhausting effort. and in a country where thousands go missing every year. those who search say support from the mexican government is lacking a lot l

. >> this family here for the 2020 parade is here from mexico city.rs and applause] [♪♪♪] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more

they've been used in mexico since ancient times on one she nampa on the edge of mexico city. lucio was to be, aga wants to keep that heritage a line. latina passes from oil of book that she numbers are one rare example of how we humans have helped to promote life and biodiversity. so they're a very powerful example of how we can live in harmony with nature, not one year, colon up with alice. he runs a regenerative farming project called arcot yetta. the idea is to grow organic, produce working as closely as possible with nature the produce as then sold to restaurants in mexico city. dry toilets are a must. here, there is neither electricity, no running water, and the 2 numbers are protected areas. so waste needs to be dealt with. lucio was to be aga seized the excrement that has been collected here as a resource, as he no longer need to give back to the earth or what we've received the shape of food. otherwise, you get an imbalance leading to pests and depleted soil. these are out of efficiency us to feel plans properly. you need to return all that's left over, back to the soil and it'

the produce is then sold to restaurants in mexico city. dry toilets are a must. here. there is neither electricity, no running water, and that he dampers are protected areas. so waste needs to be dealt with. lucio was to be aga seized the excrement that has been collected here as a resource, as he no longer need to give back to the earth or what we've received the ship of food. otherwise, you get an imbalance leading to pests and depleted soil. these are out of efficiency, us to fuel plans properly. you need to return all that's left over back to the soil . the sun follows this polish right now, they're only fertilizing fruit trees with human dung. they want to 1st make sure they can reliably filter out any pathogens, residual hormones, and medication in the compost before they start using it for vegetables to back to the old and t only organic fun. thomas via new eva's customers, know how his vegetables are grown and they whole heartedly approve like got got in illness. obscene. no permit has a bad image in our society, them both. but we know that this composting proc

they've been used in mexico since ancient times on one she nampa on the edge of mexico city. lucio also be aga wants to keep that heritage a line. latino buses from oil of book that she numbers are one rare example of how we humans have helped to promote life and biodiversity. so they're a very powerful example of how we can live in harmony with nature. not one year, colon up with alice. he runs a regenerative farming project called our cut yetta. the idea is to grow organic, produce working as closely as possible with nature the produce as then sold to restaurants and mexico city. dry toilets are a must. here. there is neither electricity, no running water, and the 2 numbers are protected areas. so waste needs to be dealt with. lucille was to be aga seized the excrement that it has been collected here as a resource. she no longer need to give back to the earth. what we've received the ship of food. otherwise you get an imbalance on leading to pests and depleted soil . be sort of a fishy answers to fuel plans properly. you need to return all those left over back to the soil this on the

as manuel rap hollow reports from mexico city families joining together to search for their levels this in your, in desert, in north western mexico. this air expanse is one of the last barriers migrants face before crossing to the united states. in many cases, it's also a place where migrants are never seen or heard from again, it's to cause k last. kayla. no, no model is here in search of her son, oscar a migrant from honduras, who went missing in mexico in 2010 lab this up, but it's on the list, but someone me granted it is appearance of migrants is invisible society and for which he still wants to accept that there are thousands of my goods who is a paid in mexican territory. i mean the search for those who have gone missing has led to the formation of an international collectors of families. their commitment is to leave no stone unturned and raise awareness to the plight of disappeared, migrants, you know, you know, you know, i know it's an exhausting effort. and in a country where thousands go missing every year. those who search say support from the mexican government is lacking.

moscow, san francisco, sao paulo, istanbul, mexico city, melbourne... his fingerprints are on major transformations all over the planet. and the pedestrianization of times square in new york? yep. that was him too. what is wonderful about a city like copenhagen is we have many different types of pedestrian areas, and also semi-pedestrian areas. they have improved the pedestrian situation continuously for more than 50 years. the first 20 years was about inviting people to walk by making pedestrian streets and pedestrian priority streets. then came the period where people wanted to sit and enjoy. and that was when the squares were cleaned of parked cars and when we started to use the public spaces for cultural events. then comes a third period, where we are now, when the new spaces are very much geared towards being active. you should make cities so that you invite people to walk and bike as much as possible. they live seven years longer. they have a much better life. and we know that if you invite people to drive cars by making more roads, you get more tr

to holland centers this report from mexico city. ah, it looks just like any other mid size, a pool. but the philippe on hill is it'll put through built to submit. sco city was a serious point of contention long before it opened on monday. mostly because president under his manuel lopez over the door cancelled this $13000000000.00 mega airport. a 3rd of the way for construction to build fully panel is instead, he said that project undertaken by the previous administration was riddled with corruption essay. now he's built his own. he arrived on monday, feeling vindicated. mariel val game nicer as a as it has had his i love because when i said that on the 21st of march the input would be ready. our visit. he said it wouldn't be possible. lopez abra, those apple is cheaper than the scrat one. but it's also smaller it lonely, working combination with the other already over crowded old one. and it's far from the capital. it serves. have a look at the distances from our office in the center, his the existing apple than the one the president scrapped than his new one. and worse, the transpo

>>> back now with the wreckage of a small plane that crashed into a supermarket south of mexico city. officials say three people on board were killed and five others were injured. authorities are investigating the cause of the crash. >>> as the fighting escalates across ukraine, an estimated 10,000 holocaust survivors are experiencing the horrors of war and human cruelty once again. now there's an international effort to save them. here's abc's matt gutman who spend weeks in the region. >> reporter: in walkers and wheelchairs they are helped into vans, repurposed into ambulances. the bundles are what's most precious follow behind. in semi-clandestine missions nearly every day and often at night, dozens of survivors of the nazi holocaust are being spirited out of ukraine. >> we thought it was the last day of our life, as a matter of fact. >> reporter: her 80-year-old father is one such holocaust survivor. in early march, the family's one of thousands at the kharkiv train station desperately trying to flee. >> my father finally fainted there in the crowd. >> reporter: they had no choice

. >> one side feature mexico city, the other part all about the food. professional artists with young people. this is the fifth mural they've created. you can check them out in san leandro. >>> tonight at 7:00, we're chatting with mayor london breed. does she feel safe walking the streets of her own city. >>> and up next on nightly news, oil prices surging as president biden announces plans to release 30 million barrels from reserve. will that be enough to ease the pain at the pump? tom costello bris a reality check. >>> tonight, the growing toll from the russian invasion ukrainian officials saying more than 2,000 civilians have been killed new images the police headquarters in ukraine's second largest city, kharkiv, in flames after a missile attack the russian military accused of deliberately targeting civilians. a key port city on the brink of falling the refugee crisis deepening. nearly 900,000 fleeing ukraine. the u.n. today overwhelmingly condemning russia after president biden in his state of the union address warned vladimir putin will pay a high

. >> this family here for the 2020 parade is here from mexico city. s and applause] [♪♪♪] >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. focused on reimagines our city. our guest is debbie rafael director of san francisco department of environment to talk about climate action plan. welcome. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. >> thank you, too. i have seen the climate action plan. it is a very detailed document that might be a little incontinue dating to digest is there a simple way to summit up? >> you are right. this is a science-based document. we are very, very proud of the rigor. over 150 implementable actions to achieve net zero emissions by 2040. i think i can summarize everything in the plan in four words. zero 80-100 roots. that is all you need to know and think about when you think about your own climate action plan. let me explain a little bit more. zero. zero waste. landfill incineration. zero toxics. cutting down what you buy altogether. that is really how we are going to reduce emissions upstream from all of the manufacturing and mi

. >> this family here for the 2020 parade is here from mexico city.rs and applause] [♪♪♪] >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and in 198 9. during the 1989 world series against the oakland as they were shook by an earthquake. candlestick's enclosure had minor damages from the quake but its design saved thousands of lives. nfl team the san francisco 49ers played at candlestick from feign 71-2013. it was home to five-time super bowl champion teams and hall of fame players by joe montana, jerry rice and steve jones. in 1982,

they were stuck in mexico city. we caught up with sophia who's now adjusting to life in california. >> the most horrible thing in all of those, that we all had lives. beautiful lives. >> she's also still in touch with her family and holding out a hope that something will happen and her family will be okay, and she'll ultimately be able to return to the country that she loved. >> our own stephen stock spoke with antonia. sophia's lawyer helped get her into the u.s., and we'll have a conversation with him about how that all unfolded. >>> oakland's county hospital getting a new name. it was voted to name it in honor of wilma chan. she was hit by a car, and they wanted to honor her commitment for health care for all californians, especially in underserved communities. >>> they've tried volunteers and neighborhood watch, but san francisco's chinatown continues to be a popular target for thieves. now as ginger conejero saab explains, some businesses are looking to do more and fighting back. >> reporter: the chinatown comm

and and re-engage mexico city and his engagement and what is the plan? jen: let me note the return of two american citizens is welcomed news and exciting news and would not have happened without the tireless work over the series of months by a number of our diplomats including our special envoy, roger, who worked on this for months. we are looking to discuss a range of issues including first and foremost americans scran justly held. they are not the only individuals held there. that will be something we will have ongoing discussions about. and ma did youro will resume talks and that is an encouraging sign. reporter: are there concrete plans? and you mentioned i think on monday that energy security was part of the conversation. what can venezuela contribute? jen: i don't have anything to preview for you. we are pleased to have americans return home. there are opportunities to discuss that and that is something we are open to. there are ongoing concerns of the health and well-being of anyone detained whether it is there, russia, syria, china and iran or el

john hallman has the story from mexico city. ah, it looks just like any other midsize a pool. but the philippe on hill is and a poor though, built to serve mits co city, was a serious point of contention long before it opened on monday. mostly because president under as manuel lopez over the door cancelled this $13000000000.00 mega airport. a 3rd of the way through construction to build fully pan hillis instead. he said that projects undertaken by the previous administration was riddled with corruption essay. now he's built his own. he arrived on monday, feeling vindicated, mary of again. and i said as a, as a sadness, i laugh because when i said that on the 21st of march, the input would be ready. our visit. he said it wouldn't be possible. lopez abra, those a poor is cheaper than the scrap one. but it's also smaller, it'll only work in combination with the other already over crowded old one. and it's far from the capital. it serves. have a look at the distances from our office in the center, his the existing apple than the one the president scrapped than his new one. and wors

many of those are migrants from elsewhere in latin america. marabella reports from mexico city, where families are joining together to search for their loved ones. the sinner in desert, in north western mexico. this air expanse is one of the last barriers migrants face before crossing to the united states. in many cases, it's also a place where migrants are never seen or heard from again, as the t cause calleth, kill, and i now mode other is here answer to her son, oscar a migrant from honduras, who went missing in mexico in 2010 lab is about his and the less, but suddenly it enters the disappearance of migrants. is invisible. society and pharmacies, though one to accept that there are thousands of my guns. who is a paid in mexican territory? i need, ah, the search for those who have gone missing has led to the formation of an international collective of families. their commitment is to leave no stone unturned and raise awareness to the plight of disappeared, migrants. yeah, oh yeah, you get that. i love enough. it's an exhausting effort. and in a country where thousands go missing ev

her journey took her to mexico city and then the u.s.-mexico border in san diego where she was denied asylum twice under a rule known as title 42. the u.s. health and welfare code that allows the u.s. government to deny entry to asylum seekers without explanation if they fear the person could be carrying a communicable disease. for example, covid. >> i have family and friends in u.s. they are ready to support me. and they asked me to leave ukraine in this situation. in any other case, i wouldn't leave. >> reporter: in 2020, the u.s. government has expelled or refused entry to more than 1.5 million asylum seekers under the controversial time 42 rule. >> there have been multiple court judgments saying this policy is no process what so ever to determine if they have, it is illegal. and the biden administration is choosing to continue this callous illegal policy. >> reporter: the bay area attorney stepped in and managed to get an exception. now she homes it will put an end to the policy. >> seeing it applied to ukrainian when's the american

and as mexico cities new mega airport opens, its stores will tell you why the project has been slow to take off. ah, here's your weather in a minute 15 and we're going to be in, in the middle east. we're plenty of sun, really. the name of the game here and high temperature is, will go in for a closer look around the golf. and we're talking about temperatures in the thirty's, not just on tuesday. i'll put this for it. we'll put the colors on dark, the red, the higher the temperature low to mid thirties by thursday we take a look at the forecast for re add. we know what goes up must come down. those wind shift from southerly to northeast and that's going to kick down the temperature to $23.00 degrees. there's also been high heat for areas of pakistan. we've got temperatures in the forty's here are 344, karachi, and 30 is lum. about cooler air though, can certainly be found not only in the levant, but we've got this northerly wind cutting across the black sea, the boss 1st rate through into the g a. and so estoppel, just 9 degrees here and we'll see those winds crank up to about 45 kilome

we are from morelos, close to mexico city.esh ingredients, recipes from family, and we like to eat the way we used to eat in mexico. we came here in 2003, and we wanted to try, like, really nice and delicious mexican food, and we couldn't find any place where we can find some tacos with hand-made tortillas, spicy salsas. being part of la cocina has been amazing. we have the opportunity through la cocina to open a restaurant in berkeley. and now through la cocina we have this amazing opportunity to be in this municipal marketplace. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> i serve what i like to call california creole cuisine. which is a fusion of classic new orleans dishes infused with a lot of stuff i grew up eating in california. we make a lot of po' boys, which you can find in new orleans, but here at boug cali, we put avocado on it. [ laughs ] i always wanted to start a business. it's always been a passion of mine since i was a teenager. it's very inspiring to be amongst other women entrepreneurs that i can learn

country in would feels like a never ending search for the disappeared. manuel upolu al jazeera mexico city. i international women's day is being celebrated around the world, women in manila march to support this year's theme of gender equity for a sustainable tomorrow. un says that 80 percent of people displaced by climate change, a women ah, it says, these are the top stories, har cave has been devastated by russian air attacks, forcing many people to flee more than 100 have been killed in ukraine, 2nd largest city. it's up to 1400000 people. rushes announced a temporary cease fire to allow the evacuation of ukrainians from several major cities including the capital. here, it will begin at o $700.00 gmc, most of the routes for the proposed humanitarian car. those lead to russian territory or bella, luce, grain go forward with this proposal makes no demand. citizens be sent necessarily to russia to russia and territory. there are also of accusations offered to populations in ukrainian cities to the west of kiev. and ultimately it will be the choice of the people about where they want to be

now for central america, it is a mix of sunshine and some rain, but from mexico city it dries up on thursday. the temperature coming in at 24 degrees celsius ah, bitcoin block chain and crypto currencies. disruptive technology join with me and introducing the bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to a fair, a financial system. because open source software, we can trade out or money without banks or governments award winning filmmaker. thorsten hoffman looks at all sides of the complex crypto. well, crypto bitcoin look changed from the internet on out to sierra blue. ah, again, you're watching. i just, you know, reminder of our top stores, the prime ministers of poland, slovenia, and the czech republic, or in kia, to show solidarity with ukrainians as russia. shelling continues to hit the capital that a 1st foreign leaders to visit ukraine since russia's invasion began. the mayor of cuba has rhonda ukraine's capital is facing a difficult and dangerous moment. 35 our class. he's been opposed to russian strikes on residential buildings and a metro station. the killed 5 people are thousands

marsh is the head of news and media for the united nations high commissioner for refugees from mexico city. we have camille cause a senior policy analyst that migration policy. and joining us from oxford in the u . k. alex on the bets a professor of force migration and international affairs at oxford university is also an author of wealth of refugees, how displace people can build economies good to have you with us. so matthew, so much let me start with you how. how bad is the situation where, where you are right now, we were talking about a total of 2000000 people who fled in the space of 2 weeks. just talk to us about the current conditions there for you cleanings and the biggest challenges they are facing. well, as you said, the numbers are now quite comfortably over 2000000 and holland in particular, has been very generous. and there's about 1400000 refugees who have come to this country and significant numbers in those other countries around the region. but also important may increasing numbers have moved on to western europe following the implementation agreements are temporary prote

in the footage of mexico city, the plane broke through the wall and almost completely ended up in thel; the aircraft did not catch fire, but it turned out to be severe damage. a quarter of the person was taken to the hospital with injuries. more than 50 vehicles collided on a pennsylvania highway during a snow storm, killing three people. this is a number. can grow rescuers are still extinguishing at least 20 more people were injured in a burning car, they were sent to the hospital a blizzard hit the motorists suddenly, the drivers of heavy trucks did not have time to slow down and crashed into each other. after that, three trucks caught fire. india is on a two-day nationwide strike. up to 200 million people can take part in it, the likelihood of a fight in the work of transport, the mail of protest atms, initiated by trade unions in the list of demands, the rejection of the privatization of some state-owned enterprises and an increase in wages and fair distribution income. in the magadan region, the end of a long winter was celebrated and a rite of exorcism was held at the ethnograph

well new video tonight from mexico, where a small plane crashed into a grocery store just south of mexico cityleast three people on board that king air twin engine plane were killed from that plane slammed through a wall at the store. four other people were hurt. it is unclear tonight if the injured were also passengers or shoppers in that store. the plane took off from the pacific coast resort of acapulco, a new program and said clara county aims to reimburse residents who struggle to pay for their scripts and prescription drugs. rather the medicis program will support people who are chronically ill with diseases like asthma, diabetes and severe allergies. eligible residents who participate will receive a check each month to help them pay for prescriptions. including insulin , inhalers and epipens. to qualify, residents must make up below a certain income. for example, a household of four must make less than $251,000 to qualify. the medicis program started as a pilot program at 2020, but is now permanent. coming up green lasers flood the field and players eyes during a key soccer match marks

mexico city? ah, what you all deserve me said hill robin. reminder of all top stories, russia has justifying a strike on a shopping mile and ukraine's capital that killed at least 8 people by saying that it was being used to store and large rockets. a curfew is an effect in cheve until wednesday, with city leaders faring.

it is a mix of sunshine and some rain, but from mexico city it dries up on thursday. the temperature coming in at 24 degrees celsius. ah, this feels like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by markson is my get out to is is not even. just marching is people around like got away from taylor, the story about my life is going to take to your computer to do it. don't. some guy will need to do the next. you deep old ward with documentary witness on out his era. ah ah ah, welcome back of her mind about top stories here this hour. the marrow of key as warned, ukraine's capital is facing what he calls a difficult and dangerous moment. a 35 hour curve. he was underway after russian strikes on residential buildings in the metro station, which kill 5 people. ukraine says some 29000 people were evacuated through humanitarian corridors on tuesday. most of them came from mary, or pope rights group say desperately needed aid supplies are still not reaching the city and the prime minister's opponents, lavinia and the czech republic. i've been in keith to

mexico city on the footage shows the plane broke through the wall and almost completely ended up in the trading room of the aircraft. they caught fire, but it turned out to be severe, damaged. four people were taken to the hospital with injuries. agrarians in the kaliningrad region now fully provide the regions with dairy products under the sanctions imposed enterprises have rebuilt logistics with details marina naumova on this farm, most of the process is automated, robots will feed the animals and even scratch their backs and sides are provided for cows and special sun-protection curtains at the enterprise use such modern milking complexes called carousel, which cows really like. they significantly speed up the process in one circle, which makes the carousel - it takes 10 minutes to simultaneously suppress 110 brownies at once, the more comfortable the animal is, the better it feels and calmer, the more milk it gives daily at the plant, which is part of the agricultural holding, up to 250 tons raw milk and produce dozens of dairy products with short shelf life. this means that a fresh

to the south in mexico city, the same convention of hundreds marched along its famous reformer avenueg. translation: we ask you to su ort translation: we ask you to suaport us — translation: we ask you to suaport us so _ translation: we ask you to support us so that _ translation: we ask you to support us so that they - translation: we ask you to support us so that they stop i support us so that they stop killing us. ukrainians are being killed. they are not only killing soldiers, they are killing soldiers, they are killing all ukrainian civilians. they are shooting at people who are in their cars, trying to flee. people who are in their cars, trying to flee-— trying to flee. and now, familiar _ trying to flee. and now, familiar sites _ trying to flee. and now, familiar sites here, - trying to flee. and now, - familiar sites here, president putin as adolf hitler. a reminder of the broader fears driving protests on policy since the start of this conflict. stephanie prentice, bbc news. a couple of related sports stories here. the ukrainian tennis player dayana yastremska has lost the fi

john homely reports from mexico city. well may, can president, under his manuel lopez over a dog came out this morning about incident that you mentioned in the fight pit? and he said it's a, it was a massacre. basically, members of one criminal group went there to try and shoot up members of another criminal group. and as you said, there are at least $20.00 and $3.00 of them. women, not even the 1st time this year that this is happened in the state of mich. we're kind of curious south west about a month ago, after awake 17 people were basically lined up against the wall and then shot. and then the bodies wished away. and most of that was captured on video. and again, it shocked people. but this is a state in which really violence can even say, spiraled out of control. it's been there for quite some time. there. it's a state that we spent a lot of time there and i've gone past checkpoints openly in main roads. the manned by gum, and i actually have the call to uniform and cultural insignia on the uniforms. quite close to m

country in would feels like a never ending search for the disappeared man waited upolu al jazeera mexico city. ah judge is there a reminder now of the top stories. another attempt to evacuate civilians is underway in the ukrainian city of sunni where an overnight to airstrike killed at least 20 people previous attempts over the past week fell apart, and civilians reportedly came under fire. grains president is condemned. they repeated violation of sci fi deals with russia. bondsville dorm of it grew chugs years or they are consciously blocking food supplies and water, and switching off electricity in mary up all for the 1st time since the nurses occupied a child has died from dehydration. listen here, media partners. a child has died in 2022 of dehydration does have ard on the modesty. we have seen a lot of promises and agreements, namely about the creation of humanitarian corridors. but they haven't worked so far . and i have no more time to wait. and mary, are poor. people don't have time to wait any more. yeah. occupants want our people to die by your people or so fleeing the city of car h

it happened south of mexico city. we know at least three people are dead, another four hurt. what's unclear at this point is if the people that died are on board the plane or inside that store. >>> okay. first the joke, then the slap, and now the apology. from will smith. that i'm sorry on social media from smith to comedian chris rock for slapping him in front of millions watching last night's oscar. so what happens next? will the apology make this go away? or will will have to pay a price? nbc bay chair's cheryl hurd takes a look. >> reporter: will smith slapping chris rock at the oscars last night is what a lot of people are talking about tonight. the big question is what's next for will smith? >> i don't think anything should happen to him. >> public apology's really all that needs to come of it. i don't think that like cancellation is necessary. >> reporter: this is what some think should happen to will smith after he walked on stage and slapped chris rock following a joke about smith's wife's hairstyle at last night's oscars. >> oh, wow. >> i feel as though a public apo

let's talk world cup qualifier doubted mexico city tonight. team usa and mexico.he problem was for both squads trying to score. neither one did. but you're going to see the best scoring opportunity for team usa, their star christian pulisic point blank range pretty good positioning. by their goalie from mexico. guilherme koa mill is the way ends up both the squad's good shape to make it to the world cup. let's go to the bad news, dude, by the name of evander kane that got rid of him. he's with badminton now and you see why it just cheap shot right there on the t. mo meyer. good riddance to him two minutes for high sticking and edmondson would wind up wedding in the third period. they salted away. nice passing leon dry seidel. 52 final sharks to game win streak is over and guess what? we got a whole lot more basketball coming up tomorrow. that's right tomorrow and 5 49 tips saturday tomorrow and 5 49 tips saturday at the chase center in case you what am i most afraid of? hmm, let's see. global warming. and getting a "b." the phone ringing in the middle of the night