and mexico, many make the journey. many work in jobs without formal registration, meaning mostly farming and construction. in nevada immigrants make up 10% of the workforce. in texas and california, they make up 9%. many of these people want to become citizens. that goes through the battlefield. since 2001, more than 102,000 have become americans by joining the military. more than 25,000 non-americans are serving in the u.s. armed forces. many are diploid. the military mean the men and women and offering them the fast-track to becoming citizens. >> who is an american is playing out in police departments across the nation. cities are struggling to build forces that are racially diverse. that pushed some departments to open up jobs to anyone with a green card. the next time you are pulled over, the person writing you a fact may not be born in america or be a u.s. citizen. meet officer winn, a 16 year department. >> when i was 10 years old, my family in vietnam paid a sum of money to fishermen to smuggle me out. when i es

to mexico to southeast asia into mexico to be processed and delivered worldwide. >> guzman was arrested in 1993 but bribed his way out of mexico's highest security prison. he escaped in a laundry basket. this web of tunnels linking seven homes allowed him to evade capture for more than a decade. during that time he consolidated his drug cartel and built popular support by providing people with money, jobs and security. when he was recaptured in 2014 thousands of people took to the streets to show support for a man they saw as their savior. guzman's escape for a second time is a major setback for the mexican government, which is often accused of corruption by its own people. al jazeera. >> are you spiced he was able to pull this off again? >> i am surprised. in mexico, sometimes, you have to know that the unbelievable can happen. it's a real place. a guy of this profile i mean, you knew that he escaped back in 2001. when he was captured, it was hailed as the world's most wanted man being captured. it was huge, and so to see him escape in this way through a 1.5-kilometer tunnel with light

the state of new mexico offers scant resources. even on the outside, and has one of the poorest populations of children in the nation. here keith gets a full day of school... daily counseling. guards that double as mentors. the reforms come from a program is called "cambiar" the spanish word for change, implemented at all 5 of new mexico's juvenile centers. al jazeera america got extensive access inside to see the impact its had on the inmates. keith is 7 months into a 2-year sentence. he's had one family visit and he's nursing an old basketball injury. >> at first, it was pretty bad. heh. my anger was pretty bad. so i needed to just learn how to control it better. it's kinda hard, though. 'cause right when i start feeling it, i try to tell myself to calm down, but it doesn't really work that much. so i have to learn how to just, remove myself from a situation that's gonna make me angry. >> i see his softer side. >> well i just think things happen for a reason. i don't know, maybe, me coming here is just... gonna help me live a bet

russia to mexico from southeast asia into mexico in order to be processed and can deliver it worldwide. >> guzman was arrested in 1993 but bribed his way out of mexico's highest security prison. he escaped in a laundry basket. this web of tunnels linking seven homes allowed him to evade cap tufr for more than a decade. during that time he consolidated his drug cartel and built popular support by providing people with money, jobs and security. when he was recaptured in 2014, thousands of people took to the streets to show support for a man they saw as that you are savior. guzman's escape for a second time is a major setback for the mexican government which is often accused of corruption by its own people. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> in western mexico sent people have been evacuated and an airport has been closed because of a volcano eruption. mount kalima has been active since it's initial disruption on thursday. it is displaying what is called atypical behavior. activity of this magnitude from kalima was last soon more than a century ago. >>> myanmar's opposition party says a part

state university. >> brad cates is a prominent new mexico attorney. we met him cruces. >> an row caited by the very abrogated by the issue of asset forfeiture. most seizures are $30,000. they're way lower than $30,000. secondly last i checked it's legal to own money in america. you're allowed to own the money travel with the money and in order to take the you're supposed to have a federal judge get a warrant. >> coming from cates, some might find that strange. coming from cates as a high ranking official who helped establish the aggressive use of civil forfeiture. >> what was going through your head in 1983 that made you think this is a good idea? >> the war on drugs. we were seizing millions and millions of dollars from international drug dealers. now there are 400 federal laws for which you can invoke asset forfeiture. so we went from a very targeted specific purpose, to a widespread program in america. >> that was never your intention. >> no, no. >> now as a result of cases like the skinners, new mexico has become the first state to abolish civil f

mexico to russia to southeast asia into mexico to be processed and create meth and deliver it word wide. >> guzman was arrested in 1993 but bribed his way out of mexico's highest security prison. he escaped in a laundry basket. this web of tup knells linking seven homes allowed him to evade capture more than a duck cade. he built popular support providing people with money jobs and security. when he was recaptured in 2014, thousands of people took to the streets to show support for a man they saw at their savior. his escape for a second time is a major setback for the mexican government often accused of corruption by its own people. >> pope francis is wrapping up his latin american tour today in purr guy. he is visiting slums before holding mass. he called on people to show solidarity with the poor. we have more from paraguay. >> this was by far the largest mass of all that pope francis has given throughout his three nation south american tour. here the world's most click country,ing where nearly 90% of the people say that they are romeen catholics. they spent the night here in the mud

officials are ready to assist mexico in recapturing a notorious drug dearly. >> mexico launched a man hunt following the escape of joaquin guzman known as el chapo. his arrest in 2014 was considered a major victory. victoria gatenby has more. >> reporter: mexican police set up checkpoints on roads near to the high security prison from where joaquin guzman escaped. cars are searched. the airport closed, as they hunt for one of the world's most wanted men. bye-bye. officials say he got out through a 1.5km tunnel. dug from a building outside his prison to his cell. >> the tunnel has pcv lights for ventilation, lights and a motor cycle adapted for raid, presumably for traction. >> reporter: the last time joaquin guzman escaped from prison, it took the military 13 years to find him. his capture in february 2014 was hailed as one of the biggest blows to the drug trade in decades. el chapo translated as shorty in english is small in stature, but cuts an imposing figure in the world of narco trafficking, and made the forbes billionaire list. the sinaloa cartel is said to control some of the m

mexico is getting expensive, yes. not just baja california it's all of mexico. so that impacts our pocket. >> so you see how that impacts the workers? >> mm-hmm. >> do you see how it would be hard to get by on their salary? >> yeah. >> a month after the strike ended - farm workers took the street once more...after leaders of the movement were able to convince the federal government to sit down to negotiations with them... ...and try to seal an agreement to bring day wages up to 200 pesos. >> a month and a half later, the government announced that they'd gotten growers to agree to pay a bit more - but not the 200 pesos that the workers had been fighting for. worn down - and with their options exhausted too, they had no other choice but to accept the offer. >> the beauty for the retailer of growing in san quintin, mexico is 1 - these people are not seen and the strike is not heard. i don't think that the retailers have to try very hard to obfuscate the source of the food that we eat. that's the nature of this system - when you pick up an apple, you don't see the l

border with mexico and make the mexicans pay for wall and be the best american jobs president ever. he doesn't need your contributions, has never had to finesse debate or build coalitions or make regular politicians pull their purchase, make campaigns or painful promises, the republican nomination is for president all 15 or so won't be able to ignore him. as loudly as they say they want to attract latino voters in 2016, donald trump talks louder. here is david schuster. >> for americans who want a national debate against illegal immigration, donald trump is the gift that keeps on giving. donald trump recently complete with families of victims killed by illegal immigrants. >> the legals illegals came in and the illegals killed their children and we better get smart in the united states. >> and in phoenix he drew thousands to a rally. >> they're takings our jobs they're taking our manufacturing they're taking our money they're taking everybody and they're killing us in the border. >> as a billionaire developer, beauty pageant owner, donald trump has never had a problem standing out bu

mexico from south-east asia into mexico and be delivered worldwide. we are talking about a dangerous person, a smart person. >> we are going to have to stop it. we don't have the best line. risk evaluation thank you for that >>> video has been released of uyghur muslims deported to china. 13 of the 109 deportees are terrorist suspects on their way to join wars in iraq and syria. the the arrests are condemned by the international community. scott heidler joins us live from beijing, thank you for joining. what is the reaction been like in the international community, they say it's a violation of international rights. in all, explain why there has been this reaction? >> well there has been this negative reaction, particularly from the n.s.a. coming out and condemning thailand's move to send - to deport 109 uyghurs back to china, mainly because of persecution. they say the united states the united nations and human rights organizations say the way they are treated, the uyghurs in the shin judge province that they are treated poorly and differently because

they move cocaine from south america to mexico forces from russia to mexico from south-east asia into mexico to be processed, and delivered worldwide. >> joaquin guzman was arrested in 1993, but bribed his way out of mexico's highest security prison and escaped in a londonry basket. this web of tunnels linking 7 homes allowed him to evade capture for more than a decade. during that time he consolidated his drug cartel. building support, and providing people with money and jobs security. >> when recaptured in 2014, thousands took to the streets to show support for a man that call their saviour. joaquin guzman's escape was a set back for the government >>> more to come on the programme, including south africa cracks down on the kidnapping of schoolchildren for traditional ceremonies >>> plus the pope visits a paraguay slum as he calls for help for the poor and powerless. >> six out of six for mark markus in germany. jo with all the details in sport. >> putting loved ones in a nursing home... hoping for the best. >> my father died because of the neglect. >> are they betraying your trust?

drove them towards las vegas new mexico. within a few miles travelling into the state trouble began. >> i'll have you patted down for weapons. >> i'm doing 5 miles over the speed limit. the state trooper arriving me if he can search the car. >> reporter: that search did not turn up weapons or drugs, but the police discovered something else - $17,000 skinner and his son had in their luggage for the 2-week trip. >> this boy has $3,000. >> he said what are you doing with this money? >> i said we are going to vague awes to help by -- vegas to help my sister put her house together and then my second and i are going to have some fun. >> reporter: after 2.5 hours of aggressive questioning the cops let the skinners and their money go. but the ordeal was just beginning. further down the road in albuquerque they were stopped again. this time the local police accompanied by federal agents. >> they when immediately to the money, because they knew where it was. >> reporter: they took the 17,000. >> they took the 17,000. >> what crime wer

meth from russia to mexico from southeast asia into mexico in order to be processed into meth and delivered worldwide. >> guzman was arrested in 1993 but bribed his way out of mexico's highest security prison. he escaped in a laundry basket. this web of tunnels linking seven homes allowed him to evade capture foreign more than a decade. during that time he consolidated his drug cartel and built popular support providing people with money, jobs and security. when he was recaptured in 2014, thousands of people took to the streets to show support for a man they saw as their savior. guzman's escape for a second time is a major setback for the mexican government which is often accused of corruption by its own people. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> hopes for a much needed humanitarian cause in fighting yemen, rebels have attacked areas and a broken truce was supposed to come in to force on friday to allow aid to be delivered to more than 20 people. jamal reports. >> reporter: there is no cease-fire in yemen. after the u.n.'s announcement of a humanitarian pause in fighting, there have been eigh

plus the elaborate tunnel which allowed one of mexico's biggest drug lords to escape from prison. again. hello there thank you for joining us. eurozone leaders have told greece's government that it must enact keys reforms before it will consider any rescue. key is the lack of trust by some countries about whether the greek prime minister alexis tsipras can actually deliver the promises he's made to them. germany backed by other hard line countries says, if he can the measures don't go far enough. france is pushing for a deal that would allow the european central bank to intervene once again. we have this story covered from both sides. neave barker is live in brussels while simon mcgregor wood is standing by in athens. first, jacky rowland reports from brussels. >> reporter: the leaders of the eurozone countries need to decide whether greece can remain. the reforms that greece is proposing will actually be implemented. >> i'm here for a compromise. why owe that to the peoples of europe who wants europe united not divided. we can reach an agreement tonight if all parties want it. >>

his wealth estimated that he is one of mexico's richest me. the mexican consultancy firm risk evaluation, and says he must have had a rescue. >> someone from the higher levels of the administration. the maximum security prison has to state that this is not the same that he escaped in the past. that was not in the post of mexico. it's about 60 kilometres. no one escaped the person before. the united states asked for his extrae digs because he was a risk. and they were afraid that it was not doing it. this they can't control around 60% in the united states he was able to create a large production of heroin in 2001. when the u.s. invaded afghanistan. they are being a specialist in logistics. it is to remove cocaine, to move chemical precurses, from south-east asia\. >> n. an erupting volcano forced an airport to cloak. the volcano has been shooting high into the skies. the last strong eruption was more than a sentsury ago. serena williams confirmed her place among the greats of women's tennis by winning wimbledon, on course for a grand slam of ti

to move chemical precursors used to make meth from russia to mexico to southeast asia into mexico to be processed and make meth and deliver it worldwide. >> gus man was arrested in 1993, but bribed his way out of mexico's highest security prison. he escaped in a laundry basket. this web of tunnels linking seven homes allowed him to evade capture for more than a decade. during that time, he consolidated his drug cartel and built popular sport providing people with money jobs and security. when he was recaptured in 2014, thousands took total streets to show support for a man they saw at their savior. guzman's escape for a second time is a major setback for the mexican government, often accused of corruption by its own people. al jazeera. >> another hearing today for a washington post journalist long held on espionage charges in ran. it was his third time in court although it's not clear what happened inside, since that hearing was behind closed doors. he was detained one year ago in tehran. his family, as well as the washington post both deny allegations that he was a spy. >> another r

from russia to mexico, from southeast asia in mexico to be processed and delivered worldwide. >> guzman was arrested in 1993 but bribed his way out of mexico's high security prison. he escaped in a laundry basket. this web of tunnels linking seven homes allowed him to eaggravate capture for more than a decade it will during that time he consolidated thinks drug cartel and built popular support providing people with money jobs and security. when he was recaptured in 2014 thousands of people took to the streets to show support for a man they saw as their savior. his escape for a second time is a major set back for the mexican government, which is offer accused of corruption by its own people. >> from role model to racist. how the new sequel portrays the literary hero in a much darker light. >> the video game world is mourning the death of nintendo's long time president. soturo ewata led the company for since 2000. he died saturday. >>> it's probably not how a typical teen would choose to celebrate her booth her birthday. mallala gave a gift instead of receiving one. she gave a school. >>>

mexico tumor registry says it's impossible to draw conclusions. >> do new mexico people have a claim? >> today it makes us feel rates are consistent with rates in the other parts of the state. >> however rates in nevada, utah and arizona never had proof, they were automatically covered, down winders in new mexico want the same treatment. >> we hope that there will be a situation where justice comes to this case, and people be compensated and they'll get that apology from the united states of america. we were wrong. we did wrong. we apologize. that's sometimes just as important to people than the compensation. >> what would compensation mean to you? >> i'm not doing it for compensation. you know, i'm not -- i'm not -- there's compensation, fine. but i was doing just to get people aware that we do have a problem in this area. >> a national cancer institute investigation is currently underway. the next step, a complex effort to reconstruct radiation exposure levels of the trint down winders 70 years after the fact. the national cancer institute did not offer too much information on the

of mexico's highest security prison. he escaped in a laundry basket. this he be web of tunnels linking seven homes allowed him to be undetected for a decade. built popular support by providing people with money jobs and security. when he was recaptured in 2014, thousands of people took to the streets to show support for a man they saw as their savior. guzman's escape for a second time is a major set back for mexican government which is often accused of corruption by its own people. victoria gatenby fest al jazeera. >> when we return. it is six out of six for mark marquez in germany. jo will have full details in sport. >> [crowd chanting] hell no gmo. >> they're slamming a technology that could be used to solve problems for people who desperately need it. >> they get exited about technology whether it's in their phone or in their car, so why is it so weird on their plate? >> something's going into food that shouldn't really be there. >> techknow investigates. >> you could not pay me to fake data. with xfinity from comcast

adam raney has more from mexico city. >> for more than 80 years pemex, mexico's national oil company has been the only player. that changes. earlier on wednesday the government opened up 14 exploration blocks forbidding. it attracted attention. all may not be shown off. some are more appetising than others. it shows we are entering an era of competition, a long state-run monopoly is no longer a monopoly, and an oil analyst says it's effectively a game changer. >> effectively it's breaking up pemex's monopoly. it's the first stone in transforming an industry. >> although there has not been so much interest in this first round of bidding, there'll be subsequent rounds in the coming weeks and months and that will be the crown jewel that is for companies allowed to bid on deep water products. they'll attract attention, they are lucrative products, and the country has been unable to truly take advantage of reserves in deep waters in the golf of mexico. they benefitted by being a monopoly on oil in this country and could find a silver lining. if they are able to modernize and produce more

since the first nuclear test in new mexico. fallout now. protesters inside and outside of japan's parliament. why there is a reinterpretation of the japanese constitution. >> it took 24 hours but firefighters in southern california managed to contain this wildfire. nearly 200 emergency workers have been beating back flames sparked by a car crash. the fire near the city of score ownevercorona. >> protesters inside the japanese parliament today as the controversial security bill was debated. it reinterprets the country answer constitution which calls for japan to be a pacifist nation. active collective self defense. >> thousands also rallied outside government buildings in protest. they are worried the legislation could draw their country into war. japan's lower house is expected to approve the bills later this week. >>> tomorrow marks 70 years since the u.s. military tested its first taming bomb inside new mexico. people living near what's known as the trinity site are suffered from higher levels of cancer. tristan atone has their story. >>>

the border sell is a tough sell saying mexico brings immigrants to the u.s. who are criminals or rapists. this country billed itself on the back of immigrants i don't think it's for him. we are here in the border. most of us are hispanic and come from immigrant lijage. >> reporter: trump said he came at the invitation of the border patrol council and the union. before he arrived, the president of a local chapter issued a statement saying: the last-minute cancellation didn't slow trump down. standing in front of the border with trump transporting goods between the country, trump met with lar aido city officials including the mayor. >> mr trump brought up certain issues. in in particular. i feel that immigration reform is required and needed in the border area. we need to secure the border. >> thursday trump said immigrants to the country must be legal, but punted on a reform plan. he continued a hard line on securing the border. >> in certain sections you need a wall. the wall will save you a tremendous amount of money, you absolutely - there are areas you hav

one of mexico's most recognizable and richest criminals. the questions go on tonight. >> reporter: just two days after a hollywood-style prison break, this spanish blog posted photos reportedly of joaquin guzman. he escaped from prison on saturday night through an elaborate tunnel. the two foot by two foot opening lead to a tunnel a mile long that ended in this unfinished house. >> he has a team that has built over 100 tunnels between the u.s. and mexico. >> reporter: in 2001 he bribed prison officials to smuggle him out in a laundry bin. he was on the lamb for 13 years. his arrest was harolded as a significant blow to a criminal empire authorities say is proenls for nearly a quarter of the illegal drugs that come into the u.s. through mexico. >> when there's a community in the united states where you find the presence of drugs even designer drugs, those drugs are connected to el chapo. >> he is also known as el chapo or shortly in english, refers to his stature, but not his influence. >> we don't know if guzman ever set foot in chicago, bu

. >> mexico's most notorious drug lord escaped from this high security prison in central mexico on saturday night through an elaborate tunnel accessed by a shower close to his cell. >> miners have built oarch 100 tunnels between the u.s. and mexico. >> reporter: this is the second time guzman escaped. in 2001 he bribed prison officials to help him out through a be whenever there's a community in the united states where you can find the presence of drugs such as heroin, cocaine marijuana methamphetamine, even designer drugs those are connected to el chapo. >> refers to his stature not his influence. he's known in the united states for drug be dealing charges. but he may be kept out of reach of law enforcement. jennifer london, al jazeera. >> obviously we're very concerned. about making sure that mr. guzman is brought to justice and he does have a long wrap sheet and does preside over an organization that has committed a significant number of crimes and does pose a threat to public safety. not just in mexico but in the united states as well. >> officials in chicago this week are expected to n

. >> the search is on for mexico's drug pin after he escapes from prison again through a tubal tunnel. >> a fight over the state's government decision to quit recognizing islamic schools. >> european leaders are continuing their marathon session of talks in brussels try trying to work out a deal on a bail-out for agrees finance ministers called on greece to bring in key reforms before it can get any new financial help. prime minister alexis tsipras will have to push those proposals through the greek parliament by wednesday. if the reforms are passed government will have to allow international creditors into athens to monitor its work. the threat of having a timeout from the euro zone is on the table if grease does not agree. sent this report. >> the leaders of the 19 eurozone countries need to decide whether the conditions exist for grease novp remain within the currency union. the leaders need to be convinced that the reforms greece is proposing will actually be implemented. i am here ready for another compromise. we owe that to the peoples of europe who want europe united and not di

around 5 million barrels of oil spilled into the gulf of mexico that summer. u.s. fishermen have received $1.8 billion in compensation. mexican fishermen, zero. now 25,000 mexican fishermen are suing bp in a u.s. court, asking for $50,000 each. it's the first lawsuit against the british company by someone outside of the united states. >> translator: we're asking the judge to treat us the same. we feel they are giving priority to those affected in the united states. >> reporter: bp refused to comment on the case but fisher mepranum say there is evidence everywhere. >> translator: we have seen dead fish turtles, and dolphins with oil all on their insides. >> reporter: the fisher mohamed bin nayef have long shared these waters with mexico's national oil company. they admit there has been contamination before but they say they never affected their catch. until recentingly fishermen say these waters were so rich that they could go out for a couple of hours and bring back a ton offer fish but now some don't even bother to go out at all. this is one who stays on shore mos

he was given an equalizer to mexico sending the game into extra time. another penalty for mexico decided the game. once again. the team through to the final, 2-1. pan ma'am's protest continued after the final whistle. the referee requiring an escort to get off the pitch. pan ma's weight for a gold cup title goes on >>> mexico plays jamaica in the final in philadelphia being a big upset to knock out the u.s.a. defending champions. two goals in five first-half minutes decisive. charles barnes with jamaica's goal. >>> now mexico into the copa final, beating a brazilian side 3-1. winning 4-3 on aggregate. a home crowd on hand. they were helped on their way to the final of south america's competition. that put them 2-up. the third a second half. tigris plays argentina. >> belgium striker liverpool's arrival. the 50 million transfer from aston villa rapid up on bence. he will not meet his team-mates until they arrive back from a pre-season game. liverpool playing a malaysian 11 on friday. not all looking forward to it. one group calling for a boycott. >> repo

. >> reporter: guzman was arrested in 1993 but bribed his way out of mexico's highest security prison, he caped in a escaped in a laundry basket. during that sometime he consolidated his drug cartel and built popular support by providing people with money jobs and security. when he was recaptured in 2014, thousands of people took to the streets to show support for a man they saw as their savior. guzman's escape for a second time is a major set back for mexican government which is often accused of corruption by its own people. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> president obama today commuted the sentences for dozens of u.s. federal prisoners. most of them were convictof nonviolent drug charges. the sentence is will now end in early november. a month the president will focus on criminal adjustment reform, later this week, the pit president will visit a prison in oklahoma the first sitting president to do that. >>> hillary clinton set she has a win win program that will help companies and their employees. the democratic presidential candidate laid out her plan as part of a major economic s

. ♪ mexico is offering nearly $4 million for details leading for the arrest of drug king pen joaquin el chapo guzman and the second time in his career escaping and the last time it took 13 years to catch him and jennifer has more. >> reporter: two days after a hollywood style prison break they posted photos purportedly of guzman enjoying his new found freedom, mexico's drug lord escaped from the prison in central mexico on saturday night through an elaborate tunnel accessed from the shower in his cell the 2 foot by 2 foot opening led to a tunnel to an un unfinished house outside of town. >> he uses tunnels and they have a team of engineers and miners that built over 100 tunnels between the u.s. and mexico. >> reporter: this is the second time guzman escaped, in 2001 he bribed officials to smuggling him out in a laundry bin and on the lamb for 13 years before his capture last year. his arrest harolded as a significant blow to a criminal empire authorities say is responsible for nearly a quarter of the illegal drugs that come into the u.s. through mexico. >> whenever there is a communi

there are some that say the gulf of mexico dealt with the oil spill very well. it's a very deep part of the ocean. there were others who just say it's too soon to say what the long-term damage could be on the gulf of mexico. engineers at the time just couldn't figure out how to cap the well. while the most powerful man on the world stood on the side and basically had to wait for the engineers to figure it all out. so the money will help those communities that were decimated. it really depends on the state on how they figure out who gets what, but from the official reaction and the environmental groups who say this was an important message to send in what president obama called the worst environmental disaster in this u.s. history. >> thank you. >>> it could be up to 48 hours before more than 5,000 residents can go home after a train derailment in tennessee. the train went off of the tracks in maryville, it was carrying highly flammable and toxic gas. homes and businesses were evacuated within two miles of the accident. >> we were asleep and the police came and k

oil spill. 5 billion-barrels of oil spill into the gulf of mexico that summer. u.s. fishermen received $1.8 billion in compensation. mexican fishermen, zero. 25,000 mexican fishermen are suing b.p. in a u.s. court asking for $50,000 each. it's the first lawsuit against the british company by someone outside the united states. >> we're asking the judge to treat us the same. we feel they are giving priority to those in the united states. >> b.p. refused to comment on the case, but fishermen say there is evidence everywhere. >> it's simple. we see dead fish, turtles and dolphins with oil all on their insides. >> fishermen long shared these waters with mexico's national oil company. they admit there's been contamination before, but say it never affected their catch. >> until recently, these waters were so rich, they could go out for a couple hours and bring back a ton of fish, but now it's so hard to catch fish here that some don't bother to go out at all. >> francisco hernandez stays onshore most days. his wife asks him every day if he's caught anything or brought home

in the 88th minute, mexico was awarded a spot kick after this tussle. the referee decided a deliberate hand ball from the defender. paven ma's players and officials made their feelings about the decision clear a 10 minute delay ensuing. andre would generally give him the tops to equalize for mexico, accepting the game into extra time. it was another penalty for mexico that decided the game. this time, the decision looked fair. once again, he stepped up to score and put his team through to the time 2-1. panama continued after the final whistle, the referee requiring an escort to get off the pitch. al jazeera. >> liverpool football club are in malaysia for a preseason friendly game on friday. it has huge support in the country, but not everyone is happy to see hem. we explain why. >> in fields across malaysia, saturday mornings are devoted to football. for this 15-year-old the sport is more than just a hobby. it's his life. he's been playing since he was six and he's now train former english footballer peter barns to play professionally. >> my favorite te