a combination of eight nine and three there's also the worst possible hand in the japanese equivalent of blackjack. in other words good for nothing another term often used for the a closer. look of fear of what our she will do anything done nothing in this. film are thought and i know given their short them one by any moustache and their other empires some of the assholes dare to what they can hear you advocate the good of our film might criticize senator boy but i guess he's going to. skewer wal-mart.

who you are human i get off. on their own skin more the more you can would you like it on their skin. and i disagree on their must get up on the door to get the call and i thought i didn't hear. mr schiavo the sixteen i. spent twenty seven of those years with the tokyo police homicide division. dealing mainly with the of course. all of. them are to me. i am

a champion. on and. zoom a deadly course and i joke under. so many that are. younger than here on the news and also the joke on the other nothing more so than to look under. kosher dog's haitian to keep them i don't want to eat them with june piece on for them but the other the. they don't commonly. known but it would look a little bit of point. one of these are when we have a border with the whole system you think so that's where it's going to come are. the issues are images so popular in modern culture that even former members take advantage of it. they're still mobsters if early on the screen.

to of these five actors who used to be real the accuser. can you guess which. one image and no one. underwater. nagano or only know that. on the outskirts of tokyo mr ark asarco rents a room in one of these ordinary apartment blocks.

one of his clients agreed to meet us here. i know my this guy who lives your modem was mine. to make a. nuclear car live i said i. don't want. to see what. you have to use your cosy note book says you know you're. getting tattooed is a point of no return it displays the status of a second class citizen. and in the end. it's so jenny when you go to school. they're only ever created with a special wooden stick most directors that he does own a few but hasn't used them for some time. more than thirty machines much faster he

. was. refers to himself as an old fashioned guy he used to be married but no he's divorced and a single parent raising a son and he's not planning to remarry anytime soon because he already has a family the yakuza. and. marlo moved out on the top of. the remote specific accuser tattoos but there are several traditional topics that often feature it's not the tattoo subject matter that says the wearer is a mafia member fears a blank space or makoto chest. is reserved for a name and when the oil or crime family boss his name is inked in that tattoo

becomes your kusa specific and. because what is a form of your kusa he's not afraid to show his face but he insisted that we can feel his name. is a myth that no one can quit the family and go back to being an ordinary person but actually anyone can and there are many who have regular yakuza mobsters can switch gangs or retire from members in the higher ranks of a family quitting is a bit more complicated but it can still be done once you've paid your penalty. before becoming a priest mr schindler was a your cool as a member. after serving a prison term he went home and converted his mother's bar into a church. or a mini for mayor closer in his parish. to the city of the.

many to. the. well mr eco sucker enjoys a cigarette break makoto recalls his father's it isn't me. one of the. most from of all. this latest movie and all the count the most he should know about. the money so we'll

still see. you know you know. the old enough so you know. basically the movie you know he's a. very good. but actually a monster and you accuse a member of one to chill out for a while. do you think you're a cease. fire .

going to want to hold on to their. to the modern media so you know they got out and then they got out the whole front door. this is didn't go to a boat house with us. but because one had no qualms. we wanted to see if people would give.

him. this particular. zero. zero. zero. zero.

course it is. this enough. to know you know deep in your cause you know a pin in this culture. the one.

and the man one of the. pros or not the number i don't got on the. poor. of the horn. your will always one. key in the community you. know i don't know most of the work. and i say. some middle economic. but. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic developments only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk.

north korea's history of this is seventeen years we are one of very few countries that has seventy years of history of diplomatic relations with them we are. nuclear free status country this policy is working for us and we're trying to communicate you know this new poor you know situation me contribute much better to their. then the. nuclear you know progress a few. cracking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i

could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore just slow down so much they lost their jobs got laid off and the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and it's a tough reality to deal. yeah

. no because. when i say they'll want to move more on this get off policy got to buy one more. food to get the so called poor that can make a pretty about yetta she. knew nothing was going to be in the city. you'll never be. thinking. this business is one of the establishment. you and yet he also happens to have

missed his former wife here though she wasn't one of the stuff. going down on her seven you'll want to think about i mean i think. that i'll cover . them up. close. the accuser always depicted in movies as grim faced tough guys who tell their enemies apart and without a second thought. well that may be true but interestingly enough. until recently. the syndicates operated quite openly. even little offices with

a list of employees going to sign on the door it's their openness that search apparels mafia apart from all of the rest. most who i know. you're no hold is this. was a nice this. and all else and. not. first time in your cusa history it's stages has come close to its literal meaning good for nothing they won their move. for the big. for that she. couldn't imagine there that we'll hear more. food and water see through. none.

none. if you want to do that. you want to go. there or the other. one will be there. and there was a mafia bust and that was. the heart where they connect. out of these actors only mr and mr yes you tomorrow were real the accuser mr r. rufo enjoyed a long career in the mafia. thirty was also a member of

a chinese crime gang and his tattoos a chinese not japanese. fan because he's an actor we asked mr rufu to play a small role for us money. yeah you know your. book yeah be it one morning. with. him he was. well they're going to. need it and. not. from. the rubber band stops blood flow to the finger so in about ten minutes mr rufus digit will be completely numb and lose all feeling. in the u. but soon the ritual dates back to japan's middle ages cut fingers affected

a worry is skill making it hard to hold a sword in. our souls and yet i know. very well. and what. a great goal you all. eat. well. you. never ate the fingers in the old days he'd have taken the digits and put them in

formaldehyde jobs and they became a source of pride for the syndicates. these days and i would run into serious trouble with the police if any of his followers practiced you but sue me. where we told macos oh about are you but sue me frank it was quick to highlight some of our mistakes most. so much of. what. might. come up will. come. down. oh yeah. to sing a song about his life principles. for him it's

a very important show and. i'm out. of it. you. know who mood.

you. know.

it's. a no no. because stanley said they were and they. didn't get all the money you would think that. sort of do it to me so well quoth he said to. makoto introduced this is a member is one of the families best fighters they regularly train together at the gym makoto some trains with the two. just as it did when i was a child ordinary life goes on that's what this is regular life for the.

now you know that. not. it's not that i like. to exhibit that. then. i think. of that distance running down my music i didn't know that plotted out. for drugs i mean this. is the. music that will. suck as a your cool is a rite of passage. in fact macos is about to reveal some very intimate facts about

his second best to us. you know. what it's going to in radio. national. interest. on what he said wanted to make on it for the good most sacred or in. order to bring that to. prevent us with it. and how do. i do this you know. when you. know this show is that it will. be the place is really this you didn't have to give people. an increased chunk of

books in one of the new times my superwoman that. yes did you know that the my favorite i am not up there so when i get all my email for the words to. go to google more to not difficult. to. know. how much did you given up to melinda. it's worth remembering that japan's crime rates are amongst the lowest in the world and that's why the story of the modern day you're closer is much less about a particular crime problem than it is about a rapidly vanishing breed.

prosecution only to become almost. equal where you push. the threshold fines. by the time on plus you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on the. security industry knows what the. business models used by american corporations. to see to produce. a set of. eyes up in association. as it is

just really really came to an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. i did the war planning for the principal force provider command in the united states military for four years i've worked on this region for years i do not understand this saudi arabia is the greatest state sponsor of terrorism in the world still today and yet we call here on that we lie when we say that we right blatantly lie when we say that and moreover we know where the lie.

being. seasoning. the stories that shaped the way an artsy project in crimea. opens fire in a college killing twenty and injuring dozens terrified witnesses filmed what happened they ran for cover. so ahead on the program saudi arabia finally admits that missing journalist has shown he died in a fight inside its consulate in.