parece que es de hierro max y olivera. cuenta, amÉrica en casa anda bien con todo y el mal torneo. tiene nueve partidos sin conocer la derrota como local un todo es un gran dato de metro. 0—0 seguimos en la cancha del estadio azteca, este duelo que cierra la sÉptima jornada del torneo apertura 2022 y aquÍ estÁ talavera. hasta ahora en el arranque mejor amÉrica, un poquito mÁs con intenciones ofensivas. hernÁn cristante otra vez tuvo. vamos primero con lo de walker. paco: para mÍ es el mejor lateral defensor y atacante. otra vez el golpe. josÉ: es fernÁndez el infractor. zendejas que se lleva la amarilla. lo que se duele gabi fernÁndez. javier: sÍ. se duele muchÍsimo, acusa un golpe al parecer en el rostro. el Árbitro estaba relativamente cerca de la jugada. no titubea y le saca la amarilla a zendejas. paco: walker es de los mejores laterales y tiene una potencia enorme, un ida y vuelta constante. josÉ: arriba. aquÍ no alcanzamos a ver. lo ha conectado con la pierna muy arriba, pero es la toma no ayuda a magnificar el impac

but professor olivera believes that his professional pressure increases. so should efforts to stay sane and healthy, both mentally and physically so that you relax in this kind of environment. you have to think almost every school that we have in there kind of mental health basket. so in our lab we lost a lot. we tell jokes we play a lot. yeah. i do a lot of exercise, especially nature high in the mon thing. go a lot to be an alpha for me and meditation work. wow. every morning i wake up around 5 am and do a session of meditation before the day. after almost 30 years, as the genome sequencer professor to olivera believes the future of his profession lies in computing. and that anybody who wants to follow in his footsteps needs to be dedicated and patient the main advice. sure. young people that went to become a scientist, genomics scientists is true, is to invest a lot of time, not only on the online, in the lab techniques, but learning decoding, computer coding software development. because this days, all the data that we produce in this lab is completely

the olivera believes the future of his profession lies in computing. and that anybody who wants to follow in his footsteps needs to be dedicated and patient the men, the advice, sure young people that to went to become a scientists, i genomics scientists it is true is to invest a lot of time, not only on their own land in the lab techniques, but landing air decoding yet computer coding yes, software development. because this days, all the data that we producing does lab is completely automated. and after 27 years in south africa, he has no plans to move abroad. even though he may have been thrown into the global spotlight and his genomics surveillance skills are in high demand elsewhere, i always had a fashion to walk on science that can help to save life and felt the african africa integrate play from that. and that's why with the volta local follow time, shoot, walking with fire, but also informed welcome it on how bad the to respond to it. the damage, not only thought would be true of it, but i'll throw on there to them that, that called millions th

guadalajara porque al minuto tres apenas lópez iba a ganar la pelota y después le ponía un bombón a olivera pegaba estéril plazo para el 1% de los pumas pero después, el 15 bien y este centro de alice's vaca y adentro uno a uno no hay fuera de lugar, muy buena la palomita el partido empatado después, de tiro libre alice's llega se debió a barrer las chivas lo ganaban dos a uno iba también esta gran jugada de lene beltrán brizuela línea de fondo y cuando sacaba el centro y va a pegar la mano y caliente por uno final del guadalajara con el que ahora son octavos de la tabla general ahí está el pase para el conejito brizuela y al final que la acaba tocándose portero de pumas para el tres a uno final >>> gracias a dios al menos 10 goles en los últimos tres partidos estamos contento con el resultado por tener mucha contundencia en estos últimos tres juegos y tratar de seguir así para cerrar de mejor manera el torneo ahora pensar en la selección estamos convocados varios y bueno, el mejor equipo se está portando más jugadores >>> pasemos a la mls donde los san josé cabeza de una gran victoria hoy

so varner olivera tells us about some of the groups biggest successes, including athletic tar. it big dentist, economic affiliated u. l. detector was the name of a coven testing truck that the government sent around the various neighborhood didn't landed on the address. he noticed that he could walk up. you get swapped in, you'd have your result within 24 hours. oh, if it was positive, you'd be taken to a covey toto to isolate. ha, then were you serious? yeah. and we had free canteens of, you know, composing one of the groups biggest achievement larvae or they look for it. call me, they're good, easy. we don't have enough thanks to the committee, these free neighborhood canteens multiply it and strengthens during the pandemic. they were funded by government subsidies and donations from private institutions. and what does that mean, that can see that we weren't given much food, formal, early enough, 57 portions, they're not hooked up, but we always made more than 57 portions, because so many people had lost their jobs. during the pandemic, we had hundreds of people looking for f

so varner olivera tells us about some of the groups biggest successes, including athletic tar elizabeth dennis at number cafe linear. l detector was the name of a covey testing truck that the government sent around the various neighborhood. you know, the last one, the address, you know, says that he could walk up, you get swapped in, you'd have your result within 24 hours. oh, if it was positive, you'd be taken to a covey toto to isolate. ha, then. wow. you said, okay. wow. and we had free canteens. yes. or no, comment those one of the groups biggest achievement larvae or they look for it. call me, they're good, easy. we don't, thanks to the committee, these free neighborhood canteens, multiplied and strengthened during the pandemic. they were funded by government subsidies and donations from private institutions. and what does that mean that fancy that we weren't given much food form up early enough? 57 portions did a lot, but we always made more than 57 portions because so many people had lost their jobs . during the pandemic, we had hundreds of people looking for food with with they

lieutenant chris oliveras with the texas department of public safety. if you have these mayors in d.c. and new york getting a taste of what it's been like for the border towns, perhaps they should come down and see how bad it is. >> right. sandra. good afternoon. like you mentioned, just a taste of what is actually the state of texas has been feeling. i think it's a great idea what governor abbott did. some of these communities, the border communities, population of 15,000 or 20,000, you have 2,000 to 5,000 crossing every day and depleating federal resources and overwhelming the resources in the community. the governor had to launch this because he heard the concerns from these communities. the concerns from the police officers and local officials. and they're being overrun by immigrants. they're wandering around the neighborhoods. the governor stoppeded it but bussing immigrants from texas to washington. one thing, we're not bussing immigrants to new york. that is something that the federal government has been doing since last year with the secret flig

i want to go to chris oliveras. the guy that has to deal with this day in and day out.s a great attitude about it. this has to be taxing. lieutenant, good to see you. >> good afternoon. thanks for having me on. >> neil: what did you think of secretary mayorkas saying the governor's policies in texas where he's bussing all of these migrants to various cities including washington and new york is wreaking havoc? what did you make of that? >> we have to look first of all, why is the situation happening at the border? why are we experiencing this, the got-aways, the drugs. the fact that the federal government has failed to enact any policies that were affective prior to 2021. they completely ended the construction of the border wall. now they have rescinded the remain in mexico policy. so in terms of saying the state in texas is wreaking havoc, that's false. we have to look at what the state of texas is doing. whatter with doing to secure the border because what the federal government has done to protect the borders and the entire country. we're having to step in. governor a

texas dps lieutenant chris oliveras says it shows the cartels ruthless disregard for human life. >> theyat these immigrants as a commodity. their main purpose is to get these immigrants across the river into the united states because of profiting off of these migrants now and because of that it's a multibillion-dollar trade. >> this as fox news exclusively learns the number of migrant encounters this fiscal year is surging. more than 419,000 in the are gv, and more than 381,000 in del rio for a total of more than 800,000. and that's just the top two busiest sectors in texas. if the mayors of new york city and washington, d.c., who have received a small number of migrants from texas and arizona, refused to come see the border firsthand. mayor adams of usher's office and saying "instead of a photo up at the border, we hope governor abbott will focus his energy and resources on providing support and resources to asylum-seekers." >> they are bunch of hypocrites. they are fine with illegal immigration flooding across our borders and the crisis caused by the biden administration as long as it

lieutenant chris oliveras joins us. these are over the top numbers.ith it? >> the numbers are staggers just like bill melugin just reported. it's not slowed down whatsoever and continues to get worse. we talk about these migrants that are being bussed from texas to new york and to washington. these are just a minimal impact of what texas is seeing. they're having to deal with this every day. the amount of people coming across. and take into account the drugs coming across the border as well. the criminals, suspected terrorists. you have human smugglers and high-speed chases, stash houses so these states are not even seen remotely close to what we're seeing in the state of tax. governor abbott, you know, invited these mayors to come down to the border first hand. they should come down and visit with the mayors and see what they have to deal with and put the strain on law enforcement and economic resources as well. >> neil: a lot of the mayors dealing with the bus loads of migrants being taken to their cities, not too happy about that. but seeing for th

he, he killed 5, your olivera in laws for the crime. he's being accused of shooting the digits of champion in the head after an altercation. although the laws was off duty, he reportedly took his gun to the club. i'm back to warrant police officers should not be allowed to bring their weapons tonight clubs. when they are off duty. they should leave it at the door. it's a place where people are drinking and things can get out of control. listen to the laws killing also spark debate on social media about gun control. since prism zabel sonata took off his almost 4 years ago, was the gun laws have been relaxed. monetary and care vol, just 0. rio de janeiro. the commonwealth games in england have come to a place and they did so inspect, tacky, fashion. the. where are they all for the life? it is time crowd in by me in the performance alongside members of his band black sabbath. the game is very successful. the whole nation england finished with the highest metal tale and was 2nd in the table which was tucked by 2026 hosts, australia. it may

he, he killed 5, your olivera in laws for the crime. he's being accused of shooting the digits of champion in the head after an altercation. although the laws was off duty, he reportedly took his gun to the club. i'm back to warn police officers should not be allowed to bring their weapons do night clubs. when they are off duty. they should leave it at the door. it's a place where people are drinking and things can get out of control. little the laws killing also spark debate on social media about gun control since prism valuable sonata took off is almost 4 years ago. brazilian gun laws have been relaxed, monica, you not give all jazeera rio de janeiro. okay, and that is all your sport for now. it's now back to jona in london. fara, thanks very much, and remember, as always, there's much more on our website, al jazeera dot com. that's it for me for this news hour, but another bulletin in just a few bucks. ah ah and a loose from the shoals of the red sea storage a clean more that is a global problem. i'm co manager, the major. but in jor

now caroline burgess and vicky olivera.ur national night out event. i hope it's a thank you, ali. thank you. and as a reminder of the event for the north hills community association. night out is tonight 75 to 7 at the gateway garden and pavilion in oakland will be giving up free at ice cream that's on tunnel road and caldecott lane. but again, this is one of several national night out events happening just within the city of oakland, and the city has compiled a list of neighborhoods in locations participating so you can go to our website ktvu .com. to check that out. garcia and claudine back to you guys. thank you coming up here so many people welcomed pandemic pets into their homes over the past couple of years. next on the nine. we're talking with the head of a nationally recognized east bay organization about what goes into making a good match and how they're busy saving more than 1000 animals by placing for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions,

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also there is a car on fire northbound to 42 just before olivera road, so to 42 has a little bit of aon directions. you can see flames covering from that car and the fire department is on the scene. now at 601. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. frustrated time francisco business owners in the castro district of putting city hall on notice, threatening to stop paying taxes. ktvu is andre senior here now, and they're using that threat as a way to pressure the city to do something about crime and homelessness in their neighborhood. andre castro merchants association says the city needs to take action. one of the association's leaders had to businesses there florida spence ary and cafe floor and has had their windows smashed 11 times. every day we wake up and have to help people on the street. we have to clean up these these on the street. we have to clear our doorways on before we can open our businesses, and it's not fair. the merchants association sent a letter to city hall asking the city to set aside 35 shelter beds for people in the castro district who need a place to say

i spoke with texas department of public safety lieutenant christopher oliveras moments ago and he talkedarehouse and gave us a firsthand look at all of the drugs that are there, tell me about the drug trade, what's worse in your view, is it the -- in terms of the challenges you and your team face. is it the human traffic or the drug traffics? >> for immediate deaths in the united states are drug trafficking but they are tied together. the cartels they recognize that they have to overwhelm resource and get the drugs in. the amount of drugs on the streets today correspondent with human trafficking. when you see human trafficking going up like what we are seeing right now, you can expect the drugs to go up as well because the cartels reck needs that that's all they have to do to get their products into the united states and that's what's killing so many of our citizens. maria: so what about the wall in arizona that you just mentioned because the biden administration is now talking about announcing plans to close gaps near yuma and i know that we spoke a year ago and you told me that the got

paola: jerÓnimo olivera y es responsable de dar forma a los esfuerzos como una fuerza para el bien hacerte y compaÑÍas que trabajan en la industria de los medios como univisiÓn y otras entidades, juntos estamos trabajando para crear un impacto a nivel nacional. paola: cuÁl es el¿lana corto y largo plazo? >> queremos establecer el programa las ciudades mÁs importantes ddonde la poblaciÓn latina vive en este paÍs. y a largo plazo seguir expandiendo por todo el paÍs de tal forma que podamos dar apoyo a miles de niÑos cada aÑo, apoyo con acceso a profesionales con experiencia que le pueden abrir los ojos y la mente a las posibilidades de una carrera profesional. nuestro objetivo serÍa que miles de niÑos cada aÑo puedan beneficiarse. paola: trabajÓ mÁs de seis aÑos en la concacaf, ademÁs de ser una de las responsables de la implementaciÓn piloto del programa. ¿cÓmo te sientes al ver todos estos niÑos aprendiendo disfrutando y creciendo como capitanes del futuro? >> es una experiencia muy enriquecedora y lo que les dije esta maÑana durante una de las sesiones es que yo en mi caso nunca tuve la