italy which is known for its beaches its food its beautiful architecture and unfortunately for its mafia for example naples at mount vesuvius with its historic buildings and alleyways is dominated by a powerful mafia clan called the camorra once it gets dark these criminal gangs keep the police busy as they do their bosses bidding. for the young or the unemployed in naples the idea of making some quick cash by doing the mafia's dirty work can prove to be irresistible but the decision to join can prove to be a fatal one as it was for a young man named lugo russo now though a controversial mural of hugo is causing a stir in naples with some seeing it as a mockery of the victims. a moped stops in front of a convenience store a robber wearing a helmet and a face mask enters and threatens the cashier with a gun to extort a watch for money. many young criminals think it is simple and easy. but then a plainclothes policeman or a carbon yera witnesses the robbery and it ends with deadly consequences. 15 year old google raso died when a military policeman opened fire on him in the middle of the n

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the mafia. >> it was the same place.u couldn't go inside the circle center because it was dangerous. >> and the connection between the mafia and the goeft is not as great as it once was? >> no. we had kind of a civil war with mafia. it ended with the killing of him. >> of the judges. >> yeah. >> they were judges who brought large scale legal action against the mafia. exposing the government's support for the mafia. they paid the ultimate price for their bravery. both men were designated within months of each other in palermo in 1992. >> from that moment it started to -- >> to change. >> but from the people, the people reacted. those two judges was too much. >> that was the turning point. >> yeah. >> right. it's been a very memorable evening. palermo's ancient alisto accuratic families are a dying breed, how much we want to preserve the past. the heart of this beautiful city has moved elsewhere, to the young, to the new, and to the future. oud laughter] (woman) is this even a road? (man) yeah. (woman) so what should we do

that put him into the deal because the mafia goes there? he had no idea. but it was weird to have a deal destroyed by the fact that there was a mafia hit outside. that will do it, yes. you worked before we get to some of the celebrities, you worked on important investigations . that changed things, one of them was insider trading. and also, the avalon which is disappointing about politicians but it's kind of a story that i think is -- but still tell that story, it's great. >> i was working with peter schweitzer who is an author who had written a few books. i think he's another hoover institute person. but there was a chapter in his book that kind of caught my eye about it's legal for congressmen and senators to trade stocks based on inside information that they gotten from congressional hearings. closed hearings in many cases so their trading stock based on you know, who may have a contract or who won't. what center he focused on shorted stocks after getting a briefing from hank paulson that the us economy was about to crater. and the way i kind of found t

for the young or the unemployed in naples the idea of making some quick cash by doing the mafia's dirtywork can prove to be irresistible but the decision to join can prove to be a fatal one as it was for a young man named lugo russo now though a controversial mural of hugo is causing a stir in naples with some seeing it as a mockery of the victims. a moped stops in front of a convenience store a robber wearing a helmet and a face mask enters and threatens the cashier with a gun to extort a watch for money. many young criminals think it is simple and easy. but then a plain clothes policeman or a car opinion witnesses the robbery and it ends with deadly consequences. 15 year old google raso died when a military policeman opened fire on him in the middle of the night in the elegant heart of naples. your producer son my son was murdered he was shot twice in the chest and once in the back of his head utilities. who go there and his youngest son stand in front of a huge mural that dominates a small square in the spanish quarter. it is an image of google staring at his family and neighbors dem

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it's like a code of silence in the mafia so that everyone abide by pulled it off. the unique oyama now heads of french association for victims of sexual abuse it advocates there should be. no statute of limitations for such crimes that way perpetrators can't simply get off scot free if their victims take decades to come forward all mahlum year has also broken his silence in january 2021 when he saw the hash tag me to incest on twitter he wrote right away me too from age 7 to 14. to this day home on time yes still finds his father's actions in comprehensible because he was also a loving dad who cared for his children well even now almost struggles to find an explanation. if my father were 20 years old today. he probably be openly bisexual. or 3 he might have children with it but he could satisfy his needs another way nuku me. that was impossible for my father back then coming from a poor. catholic background and bored with the. years later his sister found out about the abuse and informed the school authorities their father then took his own life hamas spent years i

last summer at least down as a major blow for the mafia. for weeks investigators had been reading criminals encrypted chats messages. when the operation risked being exposed europol agent struck. seizing weapons drugs and arresting suspects all over europe. authorities even found a torture chamber with a repurposed dentist chair. vito she successfully defended one individual accused of accessory to murder his legal skills have gained him a strong reputation in gangland circles sugarless has arranged for us to meet one of his clients who wishes to conceal his identity the man won't talk to us about the ongoing trial of the you want to bury them and they give up a little younger generation needs to consider the kinds of problems they could face what will they do with all the money it won't necessarily keep you alive and what's the point of all those expensive toys when you're dead in a coffin or that i'm excited though to nick is the man says he now has a car dealership and a few other businesses as he puts it we ask why he defends suspected

last summer at least and a major blow to the mafia. for weeks investigators have been reading criminals encrypted chats messages. when the operation risks been exposed europol agent struck. seizing weapons drugs and arresting suspects all over europe. authorities even found a torture chamber with a repurposed dentist chair. vito she successfully defended one individual accused of accessory to murder his legal skills have gained him a strong reputation in gangland circles sugarland has arranged for us to meet one of his clients who wishes to conceal his identity the man won't talk to us about the ongoing trial of the you want to break him not to give up a little younger generation needs to consider the kinds of problems they could have . what will they do with all the money it won't necessarily keep you alive and what's the point of all those expensive toys when you're dead in a coffin or the barricade though going against the man says he now has a car dealership and a few other businesses as he puts it we ask why he defends suspected c

we need that picture to blackmail them to basically say there is no such thing as a mafia.and for one time as you know, hoover said there's no such thing. as in 57 his denying a thing like organized crime. they said that's because he had the picture. the problem is you pointed out with this sort of thing is you can't just run to the press and say kennedy assassination solved here it goes. because a lot of these guys like to talk. they like to tell stories. what another gangster i know said it was johnny rosselli who was shooting from a sewer and shot to kennedy. now, when i mentioned this, he said to me johnny had bad eyesight he could never make the shot. [laughter] us is the kind of banter you kind of get when you're dealing with some of these guys. it's great. fold a congressional hearing on. >> so, we don't take it is the only reason white j edgar hoover and robert kennedy did not get along when he was attorney general. >> that sounds like it could be the basis she did not with the information out did not at the mafia attack. probably not the only basis i am sure. >> ag

italy which is known for its beaches its food its beautiful architecture and unfortunately for its mafia for example naples at mount vesuvius with its historic buildings and alleyways is dominated by a powerful mafia clan called the camorra once it gets dark these criminal gangs keep the police busy as they do their bosses bidding for the young or the unemployed in naples the idea of making some quick cash by doing the mafia's dirty work can prove to be irresistible but the decision to join can prove to be a fatal one as it was for a young man named to go russo now though a controversial mural of to go is causing a stir in naples with some seeing it as a mockery of the victims. a moped stops in front of a convenience store a robber wearing a helmet and a face mask enters and threatens the cashier with a gun to extort a watch for money. many young criminals think it is simple and easy. but then a plainclothes policeman or a carbon yera witnesses the robbery and it ends with deadly consequences. 15 year old google raso died when a military policeman opened fire on him in the middle of the

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how a mafia boss in hiding was caught after he started his own youtube channel.inuing to watch events in minneapolis. day two of the derek chauvin trial. we have been listening to a string of prosecution witnesses this morning, all of them bystanders on the kerb, who were pleading with the former police officer to take his knee off george floyds neck. it is striking that all of them have said this morning they felt powerless to stop it. one of them saying that chauvin appeared to kneel harder on his neck as they shouted at him to stop. we are going to pause and dip into the trial for a few minutes. on the stand at the moment is genevieve hanson — an off—duty medical responder who was an eyewitness, in the last few minutes prosecutors replayed her call to 911 you approach for the incident was taking place? i you approach for the incident was taking place?— you approach for the incident was taking place? i came from behind. behind the — taking place? i came from behind. behind the officers. _ taking place? i came from behind. behind the officers. i'm _ taking place

last summer at least downs a major blow for the mafia. for weeks investigators have been reading criminals encrypted chat messages. when the operation risk feel exposed europol agent struck. seizing weapons drugs and arresting suspects all over europe. authorities even found a torture chamber with a repurposed dentist chair. vito successfully defended one individual accused of accessory to murder his legal skills have gained him a strong reputation in gangland circles sugarless has arranged for us to meet one of his clients who wishes to conceal his identity the man won't talk to us about the ongoing trial of the you want to break him not to give up a little younger generation needs to consider the kinds of problems they could face what will they do with all the money it would necessarily keep you alive and what's the point of all those expensive toys when you're dead in a coffin or that barricade both in against the man says he now has a car dealership and a few other businesses as he puts it we ask why he defends suspected criminals i k

coming up at last year both gary is prime minister faced angry protesters demanding an end to his mafia government this year the prime minister and government remain instead of marching protesters are heading for the ballot box now bulgaria is gearing up for an unprecedented election with new parties and alliances . but according to the polls all of them fall short of a parliamentary majority and then there is voter apathy only 45 percent of all bulgarians sua illegitimate to vote have indicated their willingness to do so. and to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with the persisting perils of the pandemic here in europe the number of new infections continues to rise at a warming read at a french hospital doctors have now discovered another variant of the corona virus that may be more resistant to vaccines italy is now requiring all visitors coming from european countries to self isolate for 5 days and today germany banned the astra zeneca vaccine for people under the age of 60 signing fears over possible side effects o

last summer released down a major blow to the mafia. for weeks investigators had been reading criminals encrypted chat messages. when the operation risk been exposed europol agent struck. seizing weapons drugs and arresting suspects all over europe. authorities even found a torture chamber with a repurposed dentist chair. vito she successfully defended one individual accused of accessory to murder his legal skills have gained him a strong reputation in gangland circles sugarless has arranged for us to meet one of his clients who wishes to conceal his identity the man won't talk to us about the ongoing trial of the you want to bury them and they give up a little younger generation needs to consider the kinds of problems they could have . what will they do with all the money it won't necessarily keep you alive and what's the point of all those expensive toys when you're dead in a coffin or the barricade though going against the man says he now has a car dealership and a few other businesses as he puts it we ask why he defends suspected cr

not a mafia how about. a civil society activists was one of the demonstrators she recalls how the authorities and their supporters were uncompromising. human all you. miss muffet and. what. lebanon is notion of a democracy but it operates through a sectarian power sharing system dating from the end of the civil war in 1990 intended to keep the peace between different religious factions it's also created a revolving door which keeps the same political elites perpetually in place and a structure which does little to reign in political incompetence or financial mismanaged critics like maggie does say this lack of accountability is one of the main reasons why the country has accumulated a staggering $95000000000.00 public debt and why the vast majority of its people are now struggling to get by. got a few my nest some are told to live on the stuff for year. that will mostly get. out of the year to. lebanon has one of the highest debt to g.d.p. ratios in the world well over 150 percent and disastrous for a servi

coming up at last year both gary is prime minister faced angry protesters demanding an end to his mafia government this year the prime minister and government remain instead of marching protesters are heading for the ballot box now gary is gearing up for an unprecedented election with new parties and alliances. but according to the polls all of them fall short of a parliamentary majority and then there is voter apathy only 45 percent of all bulgarian sua elizabeth to vote have indicated their willingness to do so. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with the persisting perils of the pandemic here in europe the number of new infections continues to rise have a warming reign at a french hospital doctors have discovered another variant of the corona virus that may be more resistant to vaccines italy is now requiring all visitors coming from european countries to self isolate for 5 days and today germany banned the astra zeneca vaccine for people under the age of 60 signing fears over possible side effects on the other si

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coming up at last year both gary as prime minister faced angry protesters demanding an end to his mafia government this year the prime minister and government remain instead of marching protesters are heading for the ballot box now gary i think you're going up for an unprecedented election with new parties and alliances. but according to the polls all of them fall short of a parliamentary majority and then there is voter apathy only 45 percent of all bulgarians walk a little to vote have indicated their willingness to do so. and to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with the persisting perils of the pandemic here in europe the number of new infections continues to rise have alarming rates at a french hospital doctors have now discovered another variant of the corona virus that may be more resistant to vaccines italy is now requiring all visitors coming from european countries to self isolate for 5 days and today germany banned the astra zeneca vaccine for people under the age of 60 signing fears over possible side effec

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coming up at last year both gary as prime minister faced angry protesters demanding an end to his mafia government this year the prime minister and government remain instead of marching protesters are heading for the ballot box now gary is gearing up for an unprecedented election with new parties and alliances. but according to the polls all of them fall short of a parliamentary majority and then there is voter apathy only 45 percent of all bulgarians who walk a little to vote have indicated their willingness to do so. and to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with the persisting perils of the pandemic here in europe the number of new infections continues to rise at a warming read at a french hospital doctors have now discovered another variant of the corona virus that may be more resistant to vaccines italy is now requiring all visitors coming from european countries to self isolate for 5 days and today germany banned the astra zeneca vaccine for people under the age of 60 signing fears over possible side effects on th

everyone knows the passion you have for the great three six mafia group. we don't have to get into all of their lyrics tonight, governor. but i quote them affectionately because trump is trying to talk tough, saying don't ever even mention me for money. they're saying no. and it sort of speaks to the grifterism that's become publicly confessed on his side. he doesn't care about funding the republican party. he doesn't want them to get a dime, governor. >> well, trump is the republican party right now. and a lot of the republicans are incredibly uncomfortable, including whom i strongly suspect four out of the five senators who have announced their retirement. shelby i think would have retired any way. the othes i think would not have. they've got a big problem. the more likely you are to have a primary and lose it. i can't wait to see what happens in ohio which is a conservative leaning right state but not a crackpot state. they're going to have a tremendous primary, and it's going to be incredibly bloody, and i think we got a shot at picking up a senate se

highlands that we have had burning in and out from mafia collecting your savings from the burden as well as when you burn it it rains all the chemicals are going into our groundwater and it's in the coconuts and in the you know the fruits and vegetables that we grow it from audience so it's. really a problem you need to find another material that's much better. partly team has to move on but shaheen a promise says martin to come back in a few weeks to take care of the bottles. back in mahler shayna prepares for next trip to raise awareness. once again should be focusing on getting school children interested in minimizing garbage along with plastic snorkels she brings happiness. canada has just promised to finance a garbage disposal center on come onto the island with the friendly headmaster. these are the moments she fights for peace and her own son and his children they remind her of her purpose i don't want him to be so awful his case like i have always. you know i don't be reading to my grandkids you know look the whales leave you know and he's always marked grandma's level a bit you

he looks like he is doing some sort of mafia impersonation.t loud or are you not allowed to say that? >> you are not allowed to say that. listen, his father, mario cuomo used to say that the mafia doesn't exist. but andrew cuomo has been talking this way since he was in his early 20s with his weird repetitions and his odd phrases. so, it's nothing new. >> i feel like we are in front of a social club. i'm not against it. it's kind of old-fashioned and interesting but it is so noticeable. thank you for coming on. >> thanks, tucker. as they won there is so much going on in the news. it is easy to become sad and pessimistic. but if there is one person who maintains optimism in the face of everything, it is our friend, dana perino and she has a new book out tomorrow on that very topic. she joins us after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: there is so much going on, honestly a lot of it is depressing. one of the first people we called it is our friend dana perino. she has seen it and she has been cheerful throughout it. tomorrow she's got a new book. "ev

pero el segundo es el chino, lo que confirma es que las mafias de tráfico humano hacen dinero trayendoita al centro que operan autoridades católicas. >> el problema es más grande, necesitamos leyes de inmigración para todos tener éxito en este país, y tener niños que al llegar se reúnan rápidamente con sus familias. >> se reportaron posibles rutas para contener a la nueva caravana hondureña. el instituto guatemalteco de inmigración dice que mantiene el monitoreo con honduras. el objetivo de los senos americanos es llegar a este país huyendo de la pobreza y la violencia. >> (música). >> los cdc temen que las celebraciones de semana santa provoquen un aumento de casos. >> tiene sus detalles como cualquier ser humano, nosotros ayudaremos. >> no se pueden perder hoy deportes al detalle, carlos tiene una entrevista exclusiva con el defensa mexicano de los earthquakes a una semana de que arranque la mls. >> evacuación este jueves de residentes en el este de san josé. >> temperaturas cálidas, hablaremos de este pronóstico al volver. >> (música). >> (música). >> gracias por continuar con nosot

but now he's a billionaire he is the mafia head he presents himself as he behaves like back to. the day to drive leads to singapore and a plot to launder up to $1500000000.00 through the moldy central bank i just it's a hell of a place to live i've seen your picture we have tracked down the man behind the deal men who moved billions of dollars in cash stocked on pilots what are you precious your. own love to make going that's what people are seriously when they do believe in so i mean my question is can. a journalist who criticized the government disappeared. a television station torched. anyone and everyone who xpress a different opinion in some they have been punished. everybody is afraid. to the outside world the maldives is a picture of paradise but the local people don't live on luxury resorts. for them it's either the cramped capital underdeveloped or islands. there paradise is not just been lost it has been stolen. what's happening in the moment it's ok it's. about. we didn't say well what $300000000.00 have gone missing. and there's a. lot. of. i'm will jordan i lived an

has turned the maldives into a mafia state. men biking bags of cash around the capital for the president and his cronies. but he has heard the whole system. later a plot to move up to $1500000000.00 in cash we reveal the asian businessmen involved. much of the seed money that i do feel we've got. a decade ago the mole leaves was a place of optimism and reform. 30 years of one party rule that ended. mohamed nasheed became the country's 1st democratically elected president in 2008. with stunts like an underwater cabinet meeting he cultivated a global profile as climate campaigner. if more lives can be saved today we do not feel that the ease of much of a chance for the rest of the world. but in the sheets future was to be shaped by events in one of asia's major financial centers. his officials detected a massive fraud. it started in singapore but it wouldn't. and in the molding it's. thought was a very big scandal and the amounts involved in those transactions and that corruption is also very very big. that concerned the singapor

they mafia. the mafia. i just must because of the old woman i know they will know and they. will disappear. economists see a dog. walk or than the a they don't have a feel for it in the goofy. inot you will get a shot of a feeler book in which by some policy douche. the calm 80 e.m.p. almost i may have is a leg or so i always thought they are what the book and i fear that middle school mrs darche before the war when they see you in will have a comment on the seagate did the verses are they wish. they are that's true for their milk the handles and. or bill milk these will only hold that for for. eric it start. on that car we'll talk of the other day that up. that bottle of their dollar gale that got it out there they'll do much better the cost of some. coffee and our list. well the. crowd think that while the catholics yet for all this class think that because they're. there they are perfectly valid or a stumble or more of that level ok i think we're going to find out. is that. now. we have or if he's not going to be just before. people say he's savvy always a nonsense then o

d.c., not a lot of organized crime, lots of disorganized crime, but we never had like the italian mafia or irish mob or anything. it was largely amateur bootleggers getting involved in the action. not too much violence. a few shootouts here and there. but there were a few shootouts involving senator greene walking up pennsylvania avenue at the base of capitol hill by do just yearly -- by judiciary square. right by the courthouse, there were the bootlegger. the metropolitan police department and the prohibition bureau were trying to raid these bootleggers operating their. the prohibition agent open fire. this is right as senator greene and his wife are walking past. the bullet missed the bootlegger and hit senator greene. he became an unintended casualty of prohibition violence. there was not that much violence in d.c. itself, but senator greene was seriously injured and out of action for a number of months. eventually, he did make his way back into the senate. if you go to capitol hill, there is a famous dive bar on pennsylvania avenue known as twine in -- twining --. it was a candy sto

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a group of agents, several of them in disguise, claiming the fsb had become corrupted by russian mafia been ordered to assassinate a prominent billionaire, boris ber zofsky but instead warned him that his life was in danger. >> the essential motivation of this very simple man was his feeling that his country was being betrayed by the leadership. >> he believed he didn't do anything wrong. he was a good officer. >> reporter: and he didn't think it would get him in trouble? >> he said they will kill me or they will arrest me. >> reporter: he was jailed for nine months. but that billionaire he'd warned, berezovsky, bailed him out and helped litvinenko and his family flee to london. there litvinenko kept up the drumbeat of criticism against the russian government. he even wrote a book accusing the fsb of starting a war in chechnya for political reasons. in response, russia branded litvinenko a traitor. his image used for target practice by russian special forces. this wasn't just symbolism. in march 2006, eight months before litvinenko's murder, the russian parliament passed a law authoriz

gave book about china's food industry became an international best seller he exposed a ruthless food mafia that stops at nothing to maximize its profits including adding dangerous chemicals to build products it was translated into several languages. 15 years ago i started telling people that chinese food is unsafe and chinese food production methods can cause epidemics like sars. but nobody took this seriously. i think european politicians and food manufacturers are harming themselves when they import chinese products. currently working on new documentary films about china he's been barred from entering the country. but that won't deter him he's not easily intimidated. what's germany's role when it comes to offering protection to people threatened and persecuted and i think. germany please an important role. then germany's voice is very significant within the context of pan international for one. we have a writers in exile program that was created by the minister of culture in 2000. it was to pay off a debt of gratitude for writers who had to flee germany in $1033.00 found refuge abroad or

now, racketeering is something we associate with the mafia, right? with prosecutions of mob bosses and big ongoing highly structured organized crime outfits. that's what we think of as racketeering. but in state law, in georgia law particularly, it is applied to a much wider set of crimes than you might think. it is -- i'm oversimplifying here a little bit but it is basically applied to crimes where prosecutors think they can prove a pattern of linked criminal acts. not just one-off offenses that are not leading toward any particular aim. and i am oversimplifying that and i am not a lawyer. do not cite me in your defense if you're picked up. but you can see the way the charges are used in georgia. when there are high profile cases, and those are charges brought. the murder of the new sheriff by the corrupt outgoing sheriff, that he had defeated in the election, that was prosecuted, as i said, both as a murder and also as racketeering. convictions on both fronts. the prosecutor who litigated the case, john floyd, defended that conviction of that georg

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