department of justice listed the whole isco cartel or c j n g among the top targets of international counter narcotics effort c j n g has a presence in cities across the united states from san diego to omaha to roanoke to new york city to orlando we believe that they traffic at least 5 tons of cocaine and 5 tons of methamphetamine into the united states every month. homicides and violence are at unprecedented levels in mexico and the court tell is a leading culprit known to use extreme violence to gain control over new territory this map illustrates the cartels sphere of influence in the heartland of the school . but for example recently they did they did a mass. as i got there just is now a hot spot was once one of what is one of the most if not the most murderous states in mexico for the last 2 years of all that it was your very words works very far down the list is very difficult to predict where the who's got the will move next and where the next hot spots of violence will be but certainly at this time they are a considerable threat national security even the mexican capital isn'

the hill isco new generation cartel has made a point of making their presence known in the city in june cartel members launched a brazen attack against mexico city's police chief. security experts say that while the mexican government could do more to fight organized crime in all out war against cartel leaders could have frightening consequences. al-jazeera mexico city . it is good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here the headlines and i'll just erupt nigeria's president is appealing for calm after more violence in lagos hundreds of turning out to rally against police brutality for a 13th day on tuesday night come out opened fire on a crowd of protesters security forces deny any involvement of zeros on that address reports from. things have gone from bad to worse in the goss we're hearing of pockets of violence in lagos and make you remember where last night's attack happened. there has been some there's been some cases of austin and tides and properties both government and private and we also hear about 30 government buses have been burnt down in a bus station in a blue to me

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it isçó focusing on h!t would3 . >> they're saying while president trump says he will be at the next debate, coming up in miami, these commissions are open to having it virtually, trump would be live somewhere else, biden on camera somewhere else. >> uncertainty preparing for the debate. you mentioned katie miller, works for the vice president, he is head of the task force. when she got coronavirus, wasn't wearing a mask, reporters had to quarantine after that. little rich for her to criticize others at this moment. times we live in. dan, grateful for the reporting. hope to see you here tomorrow. busy news day. brianna keilar with coverage now. have a good day. stay safe. >>> i want to welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. we have breaking news today. the radius from the trump administration coronavirus outbreak is growing larger. senior leadership of the pentagon is quarantining after being exposed. this with the president back at the white house with details of his condition still unc

and that isco unfortunate. so i appreciate your caller pointing that out. >> host: ahmed in morgantown, west virginia, undecided. go ahead. >> caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. mr. barr, id had a question for the scenario that you and your foundation do think that lethal force was not appropriate in a shooting, in a killing. how would you counsel that police department in that kind of a scenario? >> guest: training police officers on the use of force, in particular the use of deadly force, is the most important tpect of police training. and it's also the most difficult for outsiders such as juries to deal with. whether or not a jury believes atat if they were in that situation they would react the same as a police officer is not noally the appropriate perspective. it's very difficult, because what you have to do is you have to give the police officer sufficient flexibility so that if they reasonably believe that rthe circumstances that they're facing place them or another person in the immedia

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