member of a rival gang. led fishing in which inmates used string to pass items to cell to cell, victor put his plan into place. he would attempt to fish a magazine with a note inside to a nearby mexican mafia member. >> i would call to my gang brother, two cells down and purposely miss his cell for the magazine to land in the next guy's cell so he could get it, that's what i wanted him to do. >>> in the note victor falsely written a particular inmate in the rival gang was really a member of the mexican mafia. >> and, he would read the letter and then he would pass it to his other gang brothers, and sometimes it would end up stabbing their own brother thinking it was one of us. see, that's the kind of psychological warfare that i liked to employ. >> victor says that he sees parallels between the early days of the mexican mafia and those of its younger wilder rival the tango orejones. >> the mexican mafia basically started like the orejones now, let's do this to protect ourselves so nobody else will get extorte

it was thought evelyn herself was in a forceful relationship with a gang member, which made things a dor‘s problem with gangs is out of control, with thousands of young men joining their ranks and living by their violent code. they become infamous for their terrible treatment of women. if evelyn was raped by a gang member, it may explain why no one knew of her pregnancy and why she may have had difficulty recognising signs of it. late at night, ifound a gang member who was willing to talk to me. if you were in a relationship with a girl and she decided she wanted to leave you, how would you react? have you ever killed a woman? what happens if the girl gets the pregnant, if you're going out with a girl, you don't want the baby, or you do want the baby, what are you going to do? it sound like you might actually be a psychopath? at this point, ijust wanted to speak to evelyn myself to see what life had been like over the last 18 months and to hear her account of what happened. finally, i got my chance. the prison said they would let me in. i was meeting her lawyer again, denis munoz, to

that is the way to seen among they were a gang. that is the way to seen among politicians here. prince of wales has praised the lake district saying visiting the area makes his ‘spirits rise' as he unveiled a plaque declaring the area a world heritage site. speaking outside the ‘theatre by the lake' in keswick, he said the area was "a particularly special part of the world." last year the national park joined the taj mahal, the grand canyon and stonehenge on the list of areas with world heritage site status after being backed by a unesco committee. now — you've heard of a hundred and one dalmations — but how about 601 dachshunds? the sausage dogs and their owners gathered on perranporth beach in cornwall in an attempt to beat a record set on a south wales beach last year. 500 of the breed met on that occasion — but that total was easily surpassed by this gathering. "sausage fest", as the organisers labelled it, attracted 601 daschunds to the cornish sands. and the sun shone on them. time for a look at the weather. for many of us, a glorious start of the week, picture perfect skie

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don't worry. >> can we throw a gang sign? >> can we throw a gang sign? >> no.t's good. >> what's up? >> yeah, yeah, that's different. that's for the big camera. that's what this is for. >> you can't forget that. if you get lackadaisical about it then something could really happen. >> i got a little superstitious and i've been wearing the exact same baseball hat and i figure we've gotten this far safely. why change-up the program now? so i'm going to wear the same baseball hat until the shoot is over with. >> people often ask me and other members of the lockup crew if we've ever been attacked or assaulted, if we've been scared or intimidated. >> i've never been scared or felt in danger. because of the bond that i feel like we have with these inmates and the understanding of why we're there and what we're there to achieve. having said that, though, i'm not naive. there is always the possibility that something could happen. >> we're told we have to prepare for that. but we always have staff around us in the case of doing a one-on-one interview i tend to get fairly

one of the men is tommy holloman, the leader of a prison gang known as 211. e other, jason wright. but now only one of them remains at limon. >> we went on lockdown. and they shook tommy down and his cellie. it was a long shakedown, too. it was probably like over an hour, and maybe even longer than that. >> we had information that he was involved in drugs. we sent staff over to shake his cell down. and they found what tested positive for meth. >> they took him to the hole that night. two days later he was gone. they moved him. >> we just figured it was better to get holloman out of the cell and out of the picture because his name just keeps coming up. every time something seems to be happening and we get to the bottom of it, it leads to him. and, of course, he's got enough clout that he can always have one of his cronies take the rap for it. it's best to give him a new start somewhere else. we'll see who floats to the top here in the 211. >> one of my friends told me that tommy had got moved out like a day or two, last week, or whenever it was. i don't think t

city has gang infestation. ms 13 is alarly violent street gang a. they do not have a major presence in las vegas but what happens was the incoming sheriff for some reason when he took office disbanded the gang unit of the metropolitan police department. this is a valuable lesson because other cities need to take note of this. if there is not apportionment policy and police agencies then what happens is ms 13 like other street gangs is organized crime. they know where there is weakness and will exploit it. it is happening in los angeles because the lapd had a major blow from the aclu because they had an active gang enforcement section and an injunction for the way they were tracking gang members which was very effective. this is because of liberal policies. heather: there are no rules, they don't follow any rules, doesn't matter what you have to do you have to do. numbers from 2017 up from 2016, 83% increase in arrests, you can see there has been an influx, they are working harder to remove this gang from the streets of th

did not mince words about oakland mayor ruby. >> she's no better than a gang look out yelling police when a police cruiser comes to the neighborhood, except she did it to an entire community.>> reporter: wednesday, tom holmes criticized ruby's decision to warn immigrants of impending ica raids else is i.c.e. raids over the weekend saying it it puts officers at risk. >> this is a new low to intentionally warn criminals that law enforcement is coming. >> >> reporter: she is on the defense yet again and not backing down. >> what i did was my job as the mayor of oakland, and reflective of the values of the people that i represent.>> reporter: we asked her office who she is referring to, and we are told she talked with community leaders of immigrant groups by phone before tipping off the public. she said about a third of oakland's population is made up of immigrants. others in the committee say she went too far, and i.c.e. officials have reportedly asked the department of justice to look into whether she broke any laws with her warning.>> we have to fight against the racist myth that the t

gang. they think there was a poison plot gang. they think there wasa gang. poison plot gang.k there was a gang. it hasn't been said by anybody. but it could be a single plot. trying to turn a cool war into a hot one by suggesting that these missiles are a new threat. it's the first time they've been tested. putin's arsenal is a fraction of that. but... it is a show of strength, isn't it? we're used to seeing this from north korea. yes. in his easter message, this was. the front pages so far have been devolved from easterjoy. it is pretty grim with russia and threats from the met police chief and missiles going off. it doesn't get much better in the daily telegraph. we do our best. i know but it is in keeping with the rest. raf chief says they need more money to deal with russia. theresa may announced what was it £600 million for submarines. there have been questions since. raf now getting involved and asking for their share of the money. and why not? the russian threat in the previous papers, it shows that it needs a response, that is why services are keen on getting into the

official that compared her to a gang look out. >> what she did was no better than, you know, a gang look-out yelling police when a police cruiser comes in the neighborhood, instead she did it to an entire community. >> he appeared on the fox news channel today. he made those comments after the mayor gave the community a heads up over the weekend about the impending i.c.e. raids and today she said, she did what was morely aly right. >> i'm doing my job. my job is to make my city safer. and i take public safety extremely seriously. >> i.c.e. confirms they have detained 150 people in the bay area and fresno area since sunday t agency said that it's been unable to locate 800 other criminals because of the mayor's warning. >>> storm ranger and mobile doppler radar is showing the storm moving through the bay area, we will track it and tell you what is ahead. >> what is hiding in your walls. the not so sweet discovery at the south bay nursing home. >>> and her solar panel should have saved her money. instead, she is $9,000 in the hole. i'm consumer investigator, and next, we respond to her. plus, w

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go from walking out of church on a sunday then go into a store come out a gang member. then you have to think when you come home for prison within a parole officer or probation officer tagging around. you have programs you guys are taking these programs because that's all they got for the most part they have been lawyers and they still struggle. offer you something you have never had. i never had a job. i had gotten i didn't need one. but when the law starts changing your mindset change that again society looks at criminal like they are the worst in the world people in here got away with stuff be honest. some guys don't do the crime and do the time in the state doesn't even give them compensation that regardless of what that paper says you just might have to help them connect you made a poignant statement talking about the street not wanting to let go but the experiences all of you have get under the skin so my question is what are we doing not only to provide help from education and economic mobility but the healing coming with the trauma you have experienced or been a

that's what this cntry needs. >> reporter: another former gang member, oswaldo henriquez, was with a lstroup, the 18th et gang. >> ( translated ): i cannot tell you where i'd be if i hadn't gotten the chance to work here. reporter: he is now in his second year of college, studying mechanical engineering. the two-year college is located inside the factory walls and is affiliated with the university of don bosco. bolanos says he got the idea while in houston, where he studied engineering >> i saw the american dream where lower and middle class kids can work and study at night in community colleges. for me that is a good way to give the american dream right here in el salvador to all these poor people. >> rorter: four years ago, bolanos created a new pipeline to get employees into this unusual garment factory colleg he teamed up with a by school, promising every student who graduates a job in the factory by d, and college by night. the idea is to give these young people an incentive toh high school instead of dropping out and joining a gang. at their school, heavily armed soldie patrol t

. >> know better than a gang look out for police, when a police cruiser comes into the neighborhood.no doubt she is obstructing justice. bp is taking safety glasses to a whole new level. using augmented reality so engineers in the field can share data and get expert backup in the blink of an eye. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. jillian: department of justice will investigate the oakland california mayor for tipping off your legals to a nice raid but the mayor remains defiant. >> i continue to feel confident that what i did was the right thing and it was legal. i did not give specific information that could have endangered law enforcement. i encourage people to not panic, but to know their rights. rob: she looks worried. should she be? criminal defense attorney, thank you for coming on this morning. does she have something to worry about? >> she should be worried. we have a textbook definition of obstruction of justice which basically says when anyone impedes the lawful duties of law enforcement you are guilty of obstruction and in this case th

a little strange. it was odd enough to learn auts we're following this love relationship between these two gay boy gango guys who had known each other a matter of days. >> i like him, and it's never going to change. i don't know what else to say. >> i like you too. >> i like you more. >> i like you more. better. >> all right. >> bye, i love you. >> we had been filming in another part of the prison, and when we came back to the sensitive needs yard, first thing we heard was wicked filling us in on some gossip that had to do with demon. >> and so everybody's doing good. demon's doing good. no, he doesn't have his teeth yet. poor demon. i know he wants those, really. yeah. he has this new boyfriend that he's writing on the outs, that's an older man. i shouldn't be talking about his business, but i will. he's, like, 70 years old. oh, god, you got to hear this. it's a great story. he's going to be his sugar daddy and he doesn't care if he doesn't have teeth. yeah. so he can gum his way to the stars. that was a joke. >> apparently demon was trying to get dentures, and so we ran into him on the yardust as h w

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. >> what she did is no better than a gang lookout yelling police when a police cruiser comes to the neighborhood. she did it to the entire community.>> reporter: he criticize her decision to want any undocumented immigrants of impending ice raids over the weekend. it puts law enforcement officers at risk.>> to intentionally warn criminals the law enforcement is coming.>>> just as i am being criticized i am being thanked.>> reporter: she is not backing down. >> what i did was my job as the mayor of oakland and reflective of the values of the people i represent.>> reporter: we asked her office who she is referred to she talked to community leaders by phone before tipping off the public. she said about one third of the oakland population is made up of immigrants. others say she went too far. officials have reportedly asked the department of justice to look into whether she broke laws with her warning.>> we have to fight against the racist myth that the trump administration is trying to perpetuate. that immigrants are dangerous criminals.>> reporter: police chief in san jose that he wou

chief blasting oakland mayor calling her "no better than a gang look out" after she tipped off those two rates that were done over the last three days. and some in hollywood -- this is unbelievable -- are trying to push ryan seacrest off the red carpet at the oscars. and just as barbra streisand is blaming gun violence, of course, on the president. we'll have all the details. first, is president trump giving away the store on gun rights? during a bipartisan meeting with lawmakers this afternoon, the president shocked republicans -- yours truly included -- and democrats alike after saying this. >> i like taking the guns early. it is a crazy man's case that just took place in florida. they sought everything. to go to court. you could do exactly what you're saying, but take the guns first, go through due process second. you have to look at the age of 21 for certain types of weapons. some people aren't going to like that, but you're going to have to look at that, seriously. >> laura: well, he looked at pat toomey at one point, and pat toomey, who did the point with manchin, and he says,

. >>> it's no better than a gang look out yelling police. >> what i did with my job as the mayor of oakland. >> developing news out of fairfield where a shooting involving a police officer ends with a suspect in the hospital. what we're learning from sources. >>> a live look now at the wednesday evening commute. this is the university avenue crossing at the top of the screen. aquatic park on the right. . >> i want to show you another live traffic camera highway 101 in san francisco. the hospital curve as you can see it's heavy in both directions there as well. back with more in just a moment. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. >>> developing news in fai

verizon stores targeted by a gang of thieves. in the past week .. and employees forced to the ground at gunpoint. next the tip that prevented a fourth store from getting robbed ... and what the company is doing to keep its employees safe. plus ... controversial ads targeting immigrant tech workers, popping up at bart stations. the group behind the ads, and why tech workers say, the message is all wrong. that's next in a live report.((pam)) plus ... a desperate search underway for a bay area skier missing in the sierra since wednesday.the local search and rescue team .. now helping try to find him. don't go away... kron 4 news at ten starts right after the break. yeah im kinda surprised bc this is a small town its rather safe(pam) tonight... a group of armed thieves is terrorizing customers at bay area verizon stores.(steve)they've hit three locations in the past week, each time ordering everyone to get on the ground while stealing merchandise. (pam) thank you for joining us tonight ... im pam moore. (steve) and im steve aveson. in a story that's all

a one-man gang. they have got big time support up there in calgary who would have thought? hough. a big deal tonight. third straight win for the sharks, and he scores not a hat trick, he scored four. they show you all of them right there. first hat trick of his career, let alone for goals. in the sharks wind up winning. getting hot it appears that just the right time. there is his final one. 7 to format, final. sharks and evander kane. evander kane is so fast.>> see you later, have a good night.>> thanks for joining us, good night. okay, hold still, honey. i'm afraid you're going to hit me again. don't worry. i'm just putting this time. i'm not the strongest golfer, and i think it's holding me back in business. too bad deals aren't closed in a trampoline park. i'd just lazy-back into a rudolph into a quadriffus right up the corporate ladder. hey, dad, you coming to my play tonight? "your" play? you only painted the sets. yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel. maybe don't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy, i'm getting a golf lesson a

you can go from walking out of church on sunday and go into the store and come out a gang member. it's that quick because the lifestyle is so enticing. and then when you come home from prison, what is offered to someone, a parole officer tagging you around everywhere you go or probation officer. what's offered to them? you got programs now, these guys coming to these programs because that's all they got, is either this or it's that. for the most part these guys, they still strong. you got to offer them something that you never had. like me, i never had a job. i never cared to have one. i had guns. so i needed some money, i'm going to go get it. but when the law start changing your mind set change, you have to start looking. so and again, society look at criminals like they're the worst thing in the world. there's people in here that got away with stuff. let's be honest. you just ain't been caught. there's some guys doing time that didn't go the crime. 30 years they come home and state don't want to give them nothing. so you pick your poison. but you got to understand, it is somethi

cortes has a record of arrests for weapons violations and previously admitted he was a gang member. >> schools are supposed to be a safe place where they can go learn and feel safe in that learning environment. when you have this fear of gun violence kind of over you and around you constantly that's going to impede your abilities to learn, interact with your fellow students. >> reporter: police say they have no evidence that cortes had planned any violence against students or members of the faculty. >>> school district confirming on twitter someone threatened to shoot up its schools. late last night, at this -- the superintendent responded on facebook by posting a video message. >> i worked with the police department. they addressed the matter and cuckoo did there is no -- concluded there is no imminent danger. >> encouraging parents, send your kids to school today. your students will be safe. she says the school district has been in contact with twitter, asking them to investigate that threatening message. >>> if you try to sneak onto a bart train without paying, you will get a ticke

a gang that operates throughout europe. it's believed to be reponsible for one fifth of break-ins in germany. >> 500, maybe even 1000 break-ins, by just this one part of the gang. >> the perpetrators have made off with stolen goods worth millions and flaunt their spoils on social media. their victims are traumatised. >> it's an invasion of your privacy. to me, that's the worst. >> the investigation carried out by munich police resulted in multiple arrests. but hundreds of other members of the gang remain at large. the first breakthrough in the investigation came unexpectedly. in the district of lehel in munich, plainclothes police officers observed three young women behaving suspiciously. erika d., romina d., and anita m. attracted attention when they entered this house. when they left it a short while later, they were stopped and searched by police. the police found classic burglar tools sewn into their clothes. further questioning by special investigators revealed links to organized gangs. in bavaria and across germany, so

. >> what she did is no better than, you know, a gang lookout yelling "police." when a police cruiser comes in the neighborhood. except she did it to the entire community. >> reporter: that's the acting director of i.c.e. on "fox and friends" this morning. >> i've been doing this for 34 years. this is a whole new low, to intentionally warn criminals that law enforcement is coming. >> my job is to make my city safer. >> reporter: mayor schaaf held

. >> i rather a kid thinking about college now then thinking about joining a gang. >> got hands, bro.it's not just about football. you know, it's about opening these kid's minds that there is more to life than the communities that we come from. >> what's that mean for a university to offer a ten-year-old? >> it's letting the kid know that he is special and they were first to do it. >> we don't call the kid first and off the kid. we calls the family first say does he want to handle this. is he mature enough it won't go to his head. >> neither illinois or nevada won't confirm saying they don't talk about unsigned recruits. both boys understand it's not binding for either side more symbolic. >> it's not like the kid is going to play college football at nine years old that's impossible. >> i just thought it was unbelievable. >> the football training, the headlines shs and the talent, have all turned bunky and haven into pre-teen celebrities. >> people ever say can i take a selfie with you. >> oh, i get that a lot. at least -- whew i don't know how many times, i get that a lot. >> later in

a rising number of knife attacks. in an interview with the times, ms dick said the websites were being used by gangs to glamorise violencetrivial disputes to escalate quickly. teachers have moved a step closer towards allowing strike action if they don't receive substantial pay rises next year. it follows lengthy debate over pay and conditions — at the annual national education union conference in brighton. our correspondent marc ashdown was there. so teachers have now backed a possible ballot on strike action over their pay. the conference was told that it has fallen by 20% in real terms over the past seven years. we heard all sorts of delegates in the hall sharing horror stories, really, about how tough conditions have got for teachers, overworked, long hours, stressful, lots of teachers teaching subjects they are not qualified as specialists in. one teacher saying that after paying all the bills, she only had £60 a month to live in, and a lot of them said you can forget about buying property. up the road, the nasuwt, in birmingham, also voted to back a possible rolling strike, so what now? well, they go away, the exec

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. >> what she did is no better than a gang lookout yelling "police." >> reporter: he said i.c.e. ts were unable to locate 800 undocumented immigrants as a result. >> this is a whole new law to intentionally warm criminals that law enforcement is coming. >> reporter: what i did was my job as mayor of oakland and reflective of the values of the people that i represent. >> reporter: under president trump, arrests of undocumented immigrants are up 42% compared to under president obama. noncriminal arrests are up 334% under president trump. >> the vast majority of people who were impacted by this operation had no criminal background. >> reporter: protestors are calling it a war on immigrants. they are urging activists to step up. >> mobilize, march, walk out, stand up, occupy, protest, join together now and let's fight. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi had this to say on twitter: p's xenophobic, anti- immigrant agenda - an agenda i condemn and remain committed to resisting." our exclusive kpix 5 / survey usa poll shows that most peo

a portion of the funding awards would be to fighting gang-related crime. while i support authorizing this program, i would like to highlight two concerns. the juvenile block grant anty bullying and prevention act, would go to communities for a variety of reasons. that has been stalled in the judiciary committee under the pretense of not having an offset and this particular legislation es have a $70 million a year authorization without an offset. so i think we should work together. and as i support this legislation, i think we should support other legislative initiatives that can intervene. it's clear that the perpetrator in florida, there is some newspaper reporting that this individual was bulleyed and had a very difficult life and we see that there are reasons that young people become gang members. as we look to supporting this legislation, i think we should look to broaden our support and work on the whole idea of steering our children away from the idea of gangs, guns and violence. i would hope, i hope the substantial portion of the funding would be to

. >> what she did is no better than, you know, a gang lookout yelling police. ice cruiser comes in the neighborhood, except she did it to an entire community. i mean, it's beyond the pale. i have been doing this for 34 years. this is a whole new low to intentionally warn criminals that law enforcement is coming. i just can't believe it happened. ainsley: you wonder why you should care? after the school shooting in florida we are trying to protect our kids. we don't want our kids to go to school and be the next victim. look at kate steinle's family. illegal criminal deported several times comes back in the country and shoots innocent victim. this is what tom homan and the ice officials are trying to protect you from. brian: if you are illegal watching and siding with the mayor little problem with the law. john hugh used to work for the president. used to work with bush. the federal government can't commandeer or compel state officers to help them. state officers cannot impede or obstruct federal law. we have a civil war about this very issue. tom homan has a lot

i never met a girl who worked in a gang. otally and absolutely. one girl on a farm. and the nearest girl to me, ever, was four miles away. file: women have proved themselves able to undertake the most skilled work. all thanks and honour to the land girls, who are doing this magnificent job. i neverfor one moment thought of giving up. i didn‘t expect the war to go on for five years. but the idea of stopping wasn‘t thinkable. you just went on, went on and on. and mona mcleod went on to write a book about her experience as a land girl. remember, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel, or you can catch up on all our films, along with more than 1,000 radio programmes, in our online archive. just go to the bbc website and look for witness. in 1977, racing car driver janet guthrie became the first woman to compete in the prestigious indianapolis 500 motor race. she talked to witness about taking part in a male—dominated sport. file: race drivers are a special breed of american folk hero. they have always been men,

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your painting putin himself as a puppet of criminal elements of a gang.ovsky, thank you very much. that was the extent of my russian. did jeremy corbyn misread the mood of his party in the commons yesterday when he refused to point the finger at russia? last night, a group of labour backbenchers said it unequivocally accepts the russian state's culpability for the spy poisoning. overnight they were joined by senior frontbenchers who command the defence and foreign affairs briefs. today, corbyn clarified, stressing his condemnation of the attack and saying the evidence pointed towards russia. but he reiterated the need not to rush ahead of evidence in what he refered to as the fevered atmosphere of westminster. is he right to go slowly? or is more cross—party solidarity called for at a time when a foreign agent appears to be targeting people on british soil? here's david grossman. does labour have a russia problem? that, at least, is the worry of a significant number of labour backbenchers. that yesterday's commons performance from jeremy corbyn was insuff

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verizon stores on high alert after being the target of a gang of thieves on thursday.. a masked and armed group stole dozens of phones from a hayward location. the night before that.. a robbery at this cupertino store was thwarted before the thieves could get in.leslie castillo/customer i've been living here since i was like maybe in kindergarten and it is surprising because usually this area is you know a rich area, not a lot of theft john tongwell i heard about the incident on the tv and i knew the people that work here because i've been coming here for the last 13 years to buy my cell phone and update my plans.i'm really glad no one got hurt. last saturday.. thieves entered a fremont location and ordered customers and employees to get on the floor.. a similar scene took place at a brentwood store just days before that. leslie castillo/customerthat's a very scary situation because you never know what can happen. you never know what kind of weapons they are carrying and what they can do to you we reached out to verizon.. in a statement the company says. unlocked phones

. >> what she said is no better than a gang lookout yelling police. >> reporter: irresponsible decision may have played a role to capture more than 800 people in the bay area i.c.e. described as criminals. i.c.e. interim director claims the justice department is looking into her warning broke the law. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> in san francisco hundreds were outside of the i.c.e. buildin buildings demanding an end to deportation raids. >> regular people being torn away from people who need them. >> i am undocumented and i am fearful that this country has determined that the detention of immigrant folk is constitutional. >>> new, we obtained a letter sent to the agency. and i.c.e. has responded saying in part, i.c.e. respects the rights of all aliens and removal proceedings to hire and consult with a lawyer of their choice. a local politician has no authority to make demands. >>> let's check the poll asking do you support i.c.e. actions recently in the bay area. 59% of you saying yes, 41% saying no. we would love to hear from you. go to abc7news.com/vote. >>> the fbi has j

not something that for insta nce this is not something that for instance a criminal would use, oner even an organised crime gange agents are tiply produced by countries and states in a relatively small number, you can see why this narrows the focus of the inquiry. government officials are still being cautious to not say that it is definitely russia. you can see why they don't want to get ahead of the fact, that he know which nerve agent it was, that might help them narrow it down further but they don't want to get ahead of what the fa cts don't want to get ahead of what the facts a re don't want to get ahead of what the facts are showing them, because when it does come to saying who they think is behind it, they want to be sure they have a significant body of evidence and proof, because especially now with the police officer also having been affected by this, the pressure will be on to ta ke this, the pressure will be on to take significant action, but certainly, this increases the likelihood, it was a state and russia continues to be the most likely culprit. thank you. an 18—year—old asylum seeker from iraq ha

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. >> what she did is no better than, you know, a gang lookout yelling police. police cruiser comes in the neighborhood, except she did it to the entire community. i mean, it's beyond the pale. i have been doing this for 34 years. this is a whole new low to intentionally warn criminals that law enforcement is coming. being a law enforcement officer is already dangerous enough. but to give the criminals a heads up that we're coming in the next 24 hours, increases that risk. puts -- you are talking about these are american heroes. strap a gun to the hip every day to defend this nation. and to tell the criminals we are coming in the next 24 hours is just incredible. >> judge jeanine: the head of ice is also saying because of the mayor's warning about 800 criminal illegal immigrants escaped ththe arrests. still able to detain 232 suspected illegal immigrants in four-day raid. according to ice, 115 of the people arrested had, quote, prior felony convictions for serious for serious violent offenses. despite these facts the mayor of oakland is actually defending her de

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