specialing agent john dodson and i raised our concerns directly with the case agent, cold case agent and group supervisor to no avail. in response to our increasingly voiced concern, the group supervisor issued the infamous e-mail. it was a direct threat to the special agents who were not in agreement in how the case agent mcallister, co-case agent english or the group managed the investigation. based on my 18 years of experience with atf i did not think the e-mail was an empty threat. i took itery serious. it has been common practice for atf supervisors to retaliate against employees who don't to you the company line. daily surveillance of straw purchasers started to be conducted by group seven as well as other special agents from other offices. atf special agent alt reported to the phoenix group seven office around this period of time and like special agent dodson and i became alarmed of the direction of the investigation and spoke out against the practices that were being utilized. by role during these daily surveillances was that of shift supervisor. as a sht supervisor my respon

specialing agent john dodson and i raised our concerns directly with the case agent, cold case agent and group supervisor to no avail. in response to our increasingly voiced concern, the group supervisor issued the infamous e-mail. it was a direct threat to the special agents who were not in agreement in how the case agent mcallister, co-case agent english or the group managed the investigation. based on my 18 years of experience with atf i did not think the e-mail was an empty threat. i took it very serious. it has been common practice for atf supervisors to retaliate against employees who don't to you the company line. daily surveillance of straw purchasers started to be conducted by group seven as well as other special agents from other offices. atf special agent alt reported to the phoenix group seven office around this period of time and like special agent dodson and i became alarmed of the direction of the investigation and spoke out against the practices that were being utilized. by role during these daily surveillances was that of shift supervisor. as a shift supervisor my re

specialing agent john dodson and i raised our concerns directly with the case agent, cold case agentervisor to no avail. in response to our increasingly voiced concern, the group supervisor issued the infamous e-mail. it was a direct threat to the special agents who were not in agreement in how the case agent mcallister, co-case agent english or the group managed the investigation. based on my 18 years of experience with atf i did not think the e-mail was an empty threat. i took it very serious. it has been common practice for atf supervisors to retaliate against employees who don't to you the company line. daily surveillance of straw purchasers started to be conducted by group seven as well as other special agents from other offices. atf special agent alt reported to the phoenix group seven office around this period of time and like special agent dodson and i became alarmed of the direction of the investigation and spoke out against the practices that were being utilized. by role during these daily surveillances was that of shift supervisor. as a shift supervisor my responsibility w

agents. after these accounts, after the many depositions that have been taken, the witnesses that have come forward, the whistleblowerers, if you will, it is now clear, this was not rogues at a local level, just the opposite. what we find is that people at the local level overwhelmingly objected to this program but were assured that it was approved at the highest levels. today we will hear from the family of agent terry about how fast and furious devastated their lives. and we will hear from a.t.f. agents who saw the risk, opposed the program and have come forward to tell the american people what happened. the american people have a right to know the facts about operation fast and furious and congress has a responsibility to find and reveal those facts. thus far, more than 30 democratic house members have joined senator grassley and myself in calls for the truth. i hope this will continue to be a bipartisan effort. i believe that in spite of slowness to react by the administration, there has

fronterizos. >> se trata de agentes federales disparando contra civiles y asesinandolos con impunidadr la patrulla fronteriza intentaron huir lanzando piedras. >> este detective seÑalÓ que la gente de la patrulla fronteriza disparÓ cuando desde la barda el otro sospechoso intentaba lanzar una piedra. >> el tipo de vida que recibiÓ josÉ alfredo es una herida que causa muerte instantÁnea. las huellas de sangre se encontraron del lado mexicano y no del lado norteamericano. no habÍa huellas sobre el muro mismo. >> el incidente ocurriÓ entre esta zona fronteriza,1 lugar ampliamente vigilado por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza y donde dos muros dividen ambos paÍses en una zona densamente poblada en la ciudad mexicana de tijuana. >> felipe calderÓn apuntó que durante su visita a guatemala hizo una protesta ante la secretaria hillary clinton. y pidiÓ que se castigue al responsable. >> una investigaciÓn se estÁ realizando en estos momentos dirigida por el fbi y departamento de policÍa de san diego. >> agentes de la patrulla fronteriza privan de la vida civil es en la ontera. >> vamos a comer

>>> y comenzamos que una vez corre sangre en méxico y estados unidos, un inmigrante muere por un agenteo intentó agredo irlo desde méxico verónica nos tiene todos los detalles, buenas tardes. >>> gracias sascha buenas tardes esto pasó mientras huía de san diego a tijuana acompañado de otros dos hombres, lamentablemente esta no es la primera muerte a mano de las patrulla fronteriza, aquí los detalles. >>> un agente de la patrulla fronteriza mató a un hombre que tiraba piedras y madera a otro agente después de brincar esta barda mientras huía a tijuana, los hombres agredieron a dos agente después que cruzaron ilegalmente la frontera según el vocero de la patrulla fronteriza la policía identificó al hombre como josé alfredo yáñez de hospital años de edad, los otros hombre regresaron sanos a méxico, y uno de los agente de la patrulla recibió una patada en el rostro y fue a el hospital por lesiones breves según la patrulla, algo similar pasó con un joven asesinado por agentes estadounidenses, video que solo univisión obtuvo. >>> y el presidente calderón condenó el hecho que estremeció y gene

agents -- dozen f.b.i. agents swarmed his apartment building demanding it back. one agent told him, we have all the information we need, you don't need to call your lawyer. don't worry, you're boring. he is now suing the f.b.i. i should note that this investigation was a joint terrorism task force investigation. the same jttf that sfpd officers are currently assigned to. in southern california an f.b.i. informant, also part of the jttf , the man at the far left, came forward and shared his work with the f.b.i. entails. he said that he was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to pose as a muslim convert and collect the names, email addresses and personal information of as many devout muslims as possible. particularly those who are particularly devout. also a joint terrorism task force investigation. and these are just two of dozens of stories that we're aware of. in addition to overtly targeting members of the muslim community for investigation, the f.b.i. also engages in what they call domain management, otherwise known as ethnic mapping. for each city the f.b.i

los agentes dicen que entraron con permiso a la casa.s policías. reportó que el sospechoso vendía drogas y escupió en su mano una roca de cocaína. algo que no se ve en las imágenes. los agentes se identificaron como policías y entraron con permiso. y en este se ven entrando sin nada y saliendo con dos maletines pero no deportaron decomisar nada. las imágenes llevaron al fiscal de distrito destinar 125 casos sobre posesión y venta de narcóticos y incluyendo el hijo de los tenorio la credibilidad de los agente s está en juego. >>> quien va a creer. nadie. senna castigados de manera rápida y severa. en san francisco. telemundo. >>> quiero recordar que para recibir las últimas noticias en su móvil o celular. solo tienen que enviar un mensaje de texto con la palabra alerta al número 68636 y nuestra última pausa por hoy de la bella ciudad de new york. al regresar. miles de indígenas bolivianos. bailan y cantan al sol. tengo los deta necesitamos un sofÁ para todos... y cÓmodo para tomar la siesta... con varias plazas... pero fuerte, que aguante

and thursday, agently took part in a burglary. officials say there are few choices in trying to save money. >> we can cut on the side of the gang monitors but cannot cut on the side of the sex offender monitors. >> we should be outraged our safety is going to be jeopardized because the state needs to save a buck. >> the kreks department needs to save $6 million by july 1. >> now that gas prices are finally starting to come down, there is a proposal that some worry will set them back again, it's a 15% tax. and there is if approved it would raise $3 billion going to education in california. >> there is a losing about $3 billion in texas, two billion for education. aalaska with a 25% fee. we have nudging. >> in a statement, western state petroleum says the tax will result in the loss of more than 10,000 california jobs as production moves out of the state and it could result in higher prices for consumers. >> there is a kick off and why police have concerns we're live at the start of the march about to get underway. >> later tonight

agents of the u.s. government even if they don't necessarily think it's going to check on r.t.e. washington d.c. . now today president obama meets with top senate leaders on the debt they are trying to resolve this stalemate that we have seen going on and nothing has worked yet so will they accomplish anything this time or is this just political theater some argue joining me now is raj notions is president of many capital to tell us what he thinks about this what is your read are we going to see prep progress on the debt or is this just political theater as one analyst i read said you know stomping your feet on the ground about what you stand for you know politically versus anything else rallying or being you know i would have to agree i think that this is all show just like it was all theater when in two months ago you had house speaker boehner come out and say that the congress needs to vote against or vote against increasing the debt ceiling and that we need spending cuts in the in the trillions not in the billions only two a month later right before we hit the may sixteenth d

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border patrol agent dead.ian terry, shot dead less than two weeks before christmas. >> brian's attention to detail had insured that all the christmas gifts he had meticulously selected for his family had already been bought and sent in the mail prior to his arrival. brian did ultimately come home that christmas. we buried him not far from the house that he was raised in just prior to christmas day. >> that's brian terry's cousin who's a secret service agent testifying before the house oversight committee. this all started with an atf operation called fast and furious aimed at tracking the flow of guns like these into mexico. but it all went terribly wrong. the atf lost track of at least 1800 weapons that went into mexico, including the weapon that ended up being used to kill agent terry. now, this was a high-level operation. it's the kind of operation that an attorney general may sign off on on even someone in the white house. but so far no one has taken responsibility. there's late word tonight in washington

and the department is acting as the fiscal agent. and i would be happy to answer any questions you might have about it. commissioner mirkarimi: any questions? i had mine answered in meetings we already had. so thank you for that. i think it's very straightforward. just one -- on the 700 megahertz system, which agencies within san francisco will be utilizing that system? >> supervisor, to the best of my knowledge it's all the first responder agencies, fire, police, sheriff, department of public health. commissioner mirkarimi: this will also be a complement to the current 800 megahertz system they currently use as well too,? >> it will, supervisor. commissioner mirkarimi: i'm curious, what does that look like practically speaking? they have two systems they are carrying with them in the event of an emergency? in other words, for simplistic reasons, two walkie-talkies? >> i don't believe so, supervisor. michelle from the department could speak more technically than i can. but i don't think so. i think they work in conjunction with each

agents hope they would lead them to drug cartels.lier this year two of them were found near a murdered united states border agent. congress wants answers. >> reporter: six months ago today border patrol agent brian terry was gunned down. today three senior agents sat beside his mom, cousin and sister and said their agency may be to blame. >> i'm sorry for your loss. >> reporter: two of the gowns found at scene of the murder were part of thousands they allegedly thousands gun traffickers to buy. they called it letting guns walk, a tactic they hoped would lead them to drug king pins. agents who disagreed blew the whistle. >> to walk a single gun is an idiotic move. we were giving guns to people who were killing people. >> reporter: the first reports of gun walking started to surface after terry's murder. asked if they were true they said hell no, surprising those who worked for him. >> i was shocked because it was a lie. >> reporter: he didn't respond to her interview request. also under attack the justice department which oversees the

>> the committee has already interviewed one atf agent and we are prepared to make other agents available. these include high ranking atf officials. i would think those individuals can speak with specificity to the question that you're asking. >> terrific. what other office besides the phoenix office was doing this type of program? >> congressman, i'm not in a position to answer. i don't know the answer to that question. >> okay. do you know how many offices that doj has a relationship with that were informed about this operation as it was ongoing that might be engaged, at least have not necessarily approval but at least acknowledgment this is going on, just be aware, the phoenix office is tracking straw buyers and they are out there, there may be as many as 1500 guns, just be aware of that? do we know how many other offices or agencies are aware of that? >> are you saying offices or agencies of the justice department? >> within justice that it has relationship with. >> i don't know. there is close communication among the various u.s. attorneys' offices and the law enforcement components.

i would just talk to the identity protection specialist agent. every time i called it was a different agents i did not are consistent my profile showed that i was a victim. >> that kind of captures what the commission and i know what we talked about the training aspect, you know, that there's a breakdown in the training system that, not just in training but in the internal tracking system i guess is how i described, that you are already in the system working on identity theft, and i assume probably maybe seven or eight months into doing that, because this is the fault, yet the system kicked out hey, we overpaid you. well, they did overpay, but not you. overpaid the other person the full amount. and also, when you are dealing with not those in the identity protection, the specialized unit, but also i understand that two of te general agent you dealt with were not aware of that here was a specific unit to deal with victims of identity theft? >> that's correct. issue when it happened i had lost the number for the identity theft unit, so i call the g

agent or a police law enforcement officer is killed those entities become the lobbies that refuse to allow any sort of consideration for unfair trial prosecutorial misconduct tampered evidence all of which is rampant through the leonard peltier case and many other cases they refuse to allow it they want to make it bad just signal a symbol that no one who is convicted ever of killing a police agent or law enforcement will ever go free that sort of an eye. article of faith in the united states so even though the the trial was a farce even though the evidence was was turned out to be fraudulent and even though the main witnesses for the f.b.i. told the courts later that they had been arm twisted by the f.b.i. that they were fighting for their own lives that they succumb to pressure even with all that the f.b.i. won't let it go there was a lot of rumors that bill clinton would pardon. leonard peltier so the f.b.i.'s actually organized demonstrations around the country to protest against the possible parole or probation of leonard peltier this is a lobby by the f.b.i. which really is culp

estadounidenses. >>> muchos casos no les ha pasado nada a esos agente. >>> y el sindicato de agentesa sería un traficante o coyote y que los... que lanzaba representaban un verdadero peligro. >>> si nuestros vidas están bajo peligro nuestro trabajo es reaccionar y usar fuerza letal. >>> y quizás existe evidencia sobre lo que pasó porque en esta zona abundo nhay cámaras. >>> josé?. >>> carlos desde la frontera, méxico estados unidos, gracias amigo y hoy hay más claridad sobre lo que significaría en los cambios al programa comunidades sera, iniciativa que despierta desconfianza de partes de unas comunidad hispana, vanesa con el informe. >>> desde sus inicios hace casi tres años el programa de comunidades sera, ha estado rodeado de controversia, especialmente porque los crítico dicen que se de portaron más personas inocente es que indocumentados convictos de delitos grave. >>> se ha echado a perder la confianza que el indocumentado tiene hacia inmigración con este programa, y un tumor general y lo entiendo. >>> desde octubre 2008 cuando inició el programa hasta mayo de este año el depar

el agente que asesinó alejo vengo era en veterano y está siendo investigado.stadounidense donde sólo univisión recibió las declaraciones de la madre. >>> cuando na tarnmataron a la que trabajaba aquí y en estados unidos movieron todo. >>> el 15 de diciembre méxico presentaría un uso de armas de fuego, representa un uso desde prorz nardz de l inevitable. aquí se usan pefperros capaces detector drogas. >>> contamos con proceso permanente para esto >>> retenes tactos también tienen sus ventajas, podemos moverlos y los encontraban dist contrabando. >>> Últimamente han notado un descenso en la cantidad de droga en cada comicio y es por la alta vigilancia >>> 6 senadores demócratas crean la residencia bell para quienes los estados unidos stb htambién condiciones año dice bestables. >>> un fwlos opinión tw los dondequiera doindocumentado derecho de nada >>> unos 100 nefrpgs niños estu luchando para una ley an antimigran antimigrante. decenas de estudiantes decidieron pre sexpresar su rec de políticas para nueva york. dejando a muchos sin escuela, 45 instituciones cer

border agent.oday, sharyl tells us congress demanded answers. >> reporter: six months ago today, border patrol agent brian terry was gunned down. today, three sitting a.t.f. senior agents sat beside terry's mom, cousin, and sister and said their agency may be to blame. >> i'm truly sorry for your loss. >> reporter: two of the guns found at the scene of terry's murder were part of thousands of part of thousands the atf -- the atf called it letting guns walk, a tactic they hoped would lead them to drug kingpins. agents who disagreed with the strategy blew the whistle. >> to walk a single gun, is, in my opinion, an idiotic move. we didn't give guns to people who were hunting bear. we were giving guns to people who were killing other humans. >> reporter: after terry's murder, a.t.f. quickly rounded up drug trafficking suspects they'd watched for years and the first reports of gun walking surfaced. asked if they were true, bill newell said million, no. >> i was appalled because it was a blatant lie. >>

twenty i tested this theory about agent provocateurs because it was going around wall summit was going on and i had some pretty good anarchist sources they were not they didn't engage in a block of vandalism but they were friends with these protestors they were in the same protest group with them they saw what they did and i asked them about the whole police presence and they did not believe that police were involved in. lighting the cars on fire or bashing in the storefronts because they watched their friends do this and they justified the ideology behind these actions of vandalism because there is an ideology behind it that they believe in if this is true if it's true though if police were involved then the question does become to what extent as police involvement create these scenarios where to what extent does it encourage people to break the law encourage criminal acts but the jury's out over the actual facts on the ground in canada there is compelling evidence in either way and we want to hear from you what do you think about the possible role of police in these protest activitie

ya que consideran que el sistema judicial les falló el ex agente encontrado culpable por la muerte den la estación del.... >>> partir de mañana el alguacil de san francisco empezará a liberar a indocumentados que hayan sido detenidos por delitos plenos, dijo que su oficina trato a a los elegible de la misma manera que los estadounidenses. >>> actuaactualmente san franci mantiene en prisión a quienes son identificados como indocumentadoss cientos de miles de latinos que trabajan en estados unidos no sólo son maltratado en su lugar de empleo si no que no reciben algunas prestaciones como seguro de salud. >>> lleva 14 años limpiando habitación en un hotel a quien acusa de abuso como no preocuparse por lesiones física. >>> porque si uno dice que está uno enfermo no creen, para ellos como que uno no es ser humano.>>> como ella millones de trabajadores hispanos en el país que continuamente son los que m{as sufren accidentes, se les niega protección o seguro médico, no se les paga, sus aumentos sal lar son mínimos. >>> hace tres meses me dieron 50 centavos, gano a 10, 90 la hora. >>> reporte

---los agentes fueron a las casas de quienes sospechan estan afiliados a alguna pandilla de sureÑos o que operan en la ciudad para detenerlos... ---aun no revelan el numero de detenidos.. cu - anchor si usted pensaba que los secuestros express son algo que slo sucede en mxico o latino america, pues esta equivocado.. la polica de san jos reporta que una anciana hispana fue secuestrada, llevada a un banco, forzada a sacar su dinero y entregarselo a los delicuentes.. jaime peluffo nos trae el informe.. jaime .. take anchor live cu - peluffo csar, la polica dice que la vctima fue escogida especificamente porque era hispana y anciana.. y que estos criminales son de un calibre diferente al comn.. take pkg la anciana fue secuestrada el el 19 de mayo del estacionamiento de la tienda walmart en la calle story en san jos. los dos sujetos la subieron en su carro y la llevaron a un banco wells fargo cercano donde retir el dinero de una ventanilla.. s.o.t. jason dwyer/portavoz, policía de san josé 1:05:00 withdrew the money and gave them the money and did not report it right away because she feare

were it not for two agents working in boston, bulger may have been working all this time. they tipped him off to an impending arrest, slipped away and disappeared for 16 years, joe. >> as we've been following the coverage today, the head of the notorious winter hill gang which arguably ran south boston. give us an idea of some of the things he did. >> first of all, paid police and federal agents to protected him and look the other way as he allegedly murdered people, his girlfriends. his criminal enterprise included extortion, gun-running for the ira in ireland and drugs -- actually charging traffickers as much as a million dollars to bring marijuana nah and cocaine through boston harbor. one former agent i spoke to said he was nasty, crazy, saying he would kill you for a good reason, a bad reason, no reason at all. estimates put his worth at about $50 million. some of which hidden in london, ireland, florida and montreal. >> tell us a little bit about how they caught him. >> well, the fbi really started thinking outside the box and rather than go out and search for bulger

but with the revisions to the manual an agent is now able to search a database for quote pro active presence so that means they can go through a database without having any probable cause they can do it just to make sure nothing unusual is found and they don't need to make a record of these types of searches now the topic of assessments the new rules say that an agent can tail an individual more than once during a proactive assessment so that means they can follow a person without probable cause then keep tabs on them until they actually do something to warrant some type of investigation from the f.b.i. another revision of the manual says that any supervision of investigations conducted on quote low profile blogs meaning not media related will be stopped so in other words if the average joe decides to write something on his blog the feds find suspicious there won't be any protection to ensure that the feds are conducting their investigation or assessment accurately now there are also changes when it comes to administering lie detector tests currently agents need to open a preliminar

a crew of corrupted agents.enabled whitey bulger to carry on the way he did for so many years. and that makes people mad. if you're in the city during the 70s and 80s when the dirty deal was really in play, and you lost a family member to the bulger gang or someone got shaken down or beat up and you came to realize that the nation's elite law enforcement agency, the fbi, was not the place to go to to try to get some justice, when that truth comes tumbling out as it did in horrific detail during the 1990s, you get mad. >> what made whitey bulger so tough? i mean, was he just completely ruthless? >> yeah. he's a sociopath, cold-blooded killer. come up with all the terms. he's a guy who didn't think twice about blowing your brains out. and there's been ample evidence coming out and the bodies they've dug up. and when they killed someone, this is predna, they culled the teeth out, cut the fingers off, tried to make it so the victims if they were discovered from their graves couldn't be identified. there was just no

airways gate agent told him his pants were too low. then we learned a week ago, last week, a man dressed in women's underwear was allowed to board a u.s. airways flight at fort lauderdale, florida, even though at that time, some of the passengers complained. marman faces trespassing charges in san mateo county, his lawyer says he was targeted because he was black. reverend brown also believes that and says what happened to deshon marman was racism. >> the naacp in no uncertain terms contends that this young man was profiled. he has been a victim of racial injustice. u.s. air owes to him and his mother an apology. >> reporter: apparently this issue has reached the national level of naacp. reverend brown says that they will contact u.s. air or are in the process of contacting u.s. air to ask that the airline begin sensitivity training for its staff and its executives. no word yet from what u.s. airways will do or how they will respond. vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> san leandro police acted quickly this morning to rescue a woman w

special agent in charge of the ice denver field office and held the position of interim director of immigration interior enforcement for ice upon the creation of dhs. before that time he worked with the immigration and naturalization service as deputy assistant commissioner for investigations, director of antismuggling and assistant director for investigations and special agent. he also holds a bachelor of arts degree in political science from california state university at long beach. you're now recognized to summarize your testimony. thank you. >> thank you, chairman meehan, ranking member spear and distinguished members, i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to discuss ice's efforts in supporting the dhs intelligence enterprise. typical offer the subcommittee a somewhat unique perspective because i've had the privilege actually the honor of serving in leadership roles in both ina and ice. one of the larger components of

, special agent in charge. he's in nashville for me. sir, good to have you here. did this program have good intentions? i guess, what was the ultimate goal? i didn't explain it fully. i just let people hear that, yes, they were letting guns walk. why? what was the idea behind it? >> well, i think you're right, t.j., that there was probably some good intentions here. i mean it was a bold, new strategy that was implemented by the atf and the department of justice to go after the cartels through the gun traffic strategy, but you know, you can't get the king of the cartel in the gun traffic case. i think that's the mistake here. the strategy was too bold, the scale was too big, and it went too far. >> and you're hearing this kind of program, and they've put a lot of emphasis on trying to figure out who exactly would have given the okay. a lot of people are suggesting it had to be somebody kind of higher up. would you agree with that? >> well, i certainly agree. it went all through atf command. i think it went all t

a murdered government agent. now congress wants some answers. >> reporter: six months ago today border patrol agent brian perry was gunned down. today three sitting a.t.f. senior agents sat beside terry's cousin, mom and sister and said their agency may be to blame. two of the guns found at the scene of terry's murder were part of thousands the a.t.f. alleged gun traffickers to purchase. the a.t.f. called it yeting guns walked a tactic that they hoped would lead them to criminals. >> it is an idiotic move. >> reporter: after the murder first reports of gun walking began to surface. asked if they were true billy mcmullen told reporters, hell, no, surprising those who worked for him. >> i was appalled because it was a blatant lie. >> reporter: muell didn't respond to our interview requests. also under attack the justice department which overseas the a.t.f. the assistant attorney general says the agency is cooperating with congress but a representative says information is being withheld. >> you should be ashamed of

sindicato de policias que aceptó una reducción del 10 por ciento al salario y prestaciones de los agentespido de 156 uniformados.--bajo el plan de gastos, las bibliotecas publicas sólo abriran 4 dias a la semana, mientras que los centros comunitarios solo daran servicio al publico 4 horas a la semana.--el presupuesto entraÁ en vigor el primero de julio. ---california recibira casi "mil-millones" de dolares para las personas que, en medio de esta crisis economica, siguen sin encontrar empleo.---los 939-millones, provenientes del departamento federal del trabajo, seran destinados al seguro de desempleo y otros servicios para las personas desocupadas.---en total, 26-mil desempleados se beneficiaran con los fondos. ---en california, elÍndice de desempleo sigue por encima del 11 por ciento. --la poliÍa de "oakland" pide la ayuda del publico para identificar al asesino de un hombre que fue acribillado el pasado 4 de junio.--la victima, identificada como "leo dunson" fue encontrada con una herida de bala mortal en la cuadra 2900 de la calle "high".--el sospechoso es descrito como un hombre afroa

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in fact it was this same fbi agent who alerted bulger that he was about to be indicted, sparking him to make a run for it. that was in 1994. since then there have been bulger sightings all around the world. but it was here in a rent controlled apartment on a modest street in santa monica california where agents arrested him last evening. 81-year-old bulger and his 61-year-old girlfriend miss grieg were arraigned today in federal court agreeing to extradition back to boston. the fbi crediting his capture to a public service campaign, tv spots aimed at making grieg's

the man i blew the cover of a group of russian agents in the u.s. last year has been found guilty of treason by a moscow court the verdict has been announced in absentia as intelligence colonel alexander but managed to flee the country before the scandal unfolded last summer it led to ten agents including ana chapman being arrested and swapped for four u.s. spies all get your eyes are was following the case for your mosque in talks more so because you do tell us more on what seems to be a top secret court process out there. but it's hard to give a lot of information precisely because this is a top secret court case every single document the last time military court has looked at during the course of the trial has been labeled classified and the verdict is being read without the journalist present behind closed doors so it's difficult to divulge a lot of information but we do know that the moscow military court has found former colonel alexander. guilty of treason and deserted his country we don't yet know how. much his sentence will be but we do kno

agentes de la policia federal rescataron a 213 inmigrantes que viajaban ocultos en un camion de carga son guatemaltecos, pero tambien hay salvadoreÑos, brasileÑos e indios. ---las autoridades investigan al conductor del camÓn y al acompaÑante para determinar si forman parte de una banda de tÁfico de personas.---"rey rodriguez" nos envio el siguiente reportaje. televisa --la suprema corte de justicia de la nacion rechazo la apelacion de un mexicano contra las diferencias que hace la ley de ciudadania entre hombres y mujeres.--el Áximo tribunal ratifico las reglas de ciudadania en el caso de "ruÉn flores villar," manteniendo su sentencia previa por delitos migratorios. --flores, de 36 aÑos, nacÓ en tijuana de padre estadounidense y madre mexicana. --si las nacionalidades de sus padres fueran a la inversa, este hombre seÍa ciudadano estadounidense, ya que las madres de este pais con pareja extranjera Ólo necesitan haber vivido un aÑo de manera continua en estados unidos antes del nacimiento, para que su hijo obtenga la ciudadaÍa autoÁtica. ---los magistrados del tribunal supremo de justi

but what i'd like to say is, thousands of agents have worked in this program.long with prosecutors from the department of justice strike force have dismembered and dismantled much of la cosa nostra prevented chinese, russian, albanian, german, other organized crime groups from getting the kind of foothold in the united states that some of these other organized crime groups had. so thousands of people did tremendous work. but unfortunately in the situation you have two rogue agents that did horrible damage. there's no question about that. and the fbi in boston has paid for this damage within the law enforcement community for decades. >> right. drew, what do we know about this girlfriend? >> yeah. catherine grieg. 21 years whitey's junior. i think tom might agree with me, she may be the achilles heel. they focused on her in the psa, that he was with this woman. he was with her from the start of his run. wanted for harboring a fugitive. not a major penalty there. five years would be the maximum. but they're possibly looking at more charges for her. >> dick, i was

airways gate agent told him his pants were too low. then we learned a week ago, last week, a man dressed in women's underwear was allowed to board a u.s. airways flight at fort lauderdale, florida, even though at that time, some of the passengers complained. marman faces trespassing charges in san mateo county, his lawyer says he was targeted because he was black. reverend brown also believes that and says what happened to deshon marman was racism. >> the naacp in no uncertain terms contends that this young man was profiled. he has been a victim of racial injustice. u.s. air owes to him and his mother an apology. >> reporter: apparently this issue has reached the national level of naacp. reverend brown says that they will contact u.s. air or are in the process of contacting u.s. air to ask that the airline begin sensitivity training for its staff and its executives. no word yet from what u.s. airways will do or how they will respond. vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> san leandro police acted quickly this morning to rescue a woman w

agents of the u.s. government even if they don't necessarily. get a check on our t. washington d.c. . well we have more on washington's less subtle involvement in other countries later this hour here on r.t. as the u.s. is about to start its troop withdrawal from afghanistan we'll bring you expert opinion on what legacy the americans leaving behind. it's a case that aroused international intrigue and domestic scandal now in the latest twist the head of the hermitage capital hedge fund william browder has reportedly been taken off rushers wanted list had been accused of tax evasion like his former colleagues to get magnitsky whose death in a pretrial detention center two years ago spot global controversy. going off those details on the story. this is quite a high profile case william browder is the c.e.o. of over a large for investment for and the hermitage capital and he was personally suspected of being part of this huge tax evasion scheme we're talking about tens of millions of dollars which the authorities were saying i should have been paid to the state budget bu

you with are now the man who blew the cover of a group of russian agents in the u.s. last year has been sentenced to twenty five years in absentia for treason and defection the intelligence colonel alexander for managed to flee the country before the scandal unfolded last summer it led to agents of course including chapman being arrested and swapped for four u.s. spies. has more from moscow. this very high profile case has been deemed top secret and classified so most of the proceedings that took place in moscow's military court were held behind closed doors and every shred of evidence and witness statement that was submitted throughout the course of the trial was also classified and top secret but we do know that except that i see it has been stripped of all of his military ranks and achievements and found guilty of treason and sentenced to twenty five years in prison of course at the moment that really doesn't affect his life that much because of course he's not in russia courting two of the four he's most likely hiding somewhere in the united states and he left for

and agents have -- agents have for years of training before they go overseas. there are also criminal investigations. they have badges and this sort of thing. the exercise a direction. the commission i was part of, of the committee, recommended we make 30 of 40 recommendations. all but one were adopted by the state department. one of the most important islands was every motorcade which is manned by contractors and agents have a ds ai in control. they require them to hire a bunch more agents. this causes some of the other problems you have spoken up. we had to get a large number of agents to iraq and afghanistan. it is not ds agent himself. >> allied to give you an opportunity as well. >> a couple of comments i would like to make. they have an ongoing engagements specifically with this issue and regard to contract oversight. i'm not in a position to comment directly about what we are finding. i need to comment more generically about the types of the elements that should be considered in over some contractors in general. most of these are pretty well known. the f

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based russian agents including anna chapman. a flotilla of humanitarian aid ships carrying supplies to gaza depart from greece it's reportedly made up of ten vessels with some five hundred activists on board israel warns that its military is gearing up to intercept the eight armada but has dropped earlier threats against journalists that they could be banned or deported for covering the events. has the latest now forced from. israeli government says it is rethinking how it plans to handle foreign journalists that are on boil board that freedom for its attitude as its exiles from european waters and heads towards god that later this week what we do know is that earlier the israeli government personnel for said that any journalists on board would face arrest would face detention and would also face a band of up to ten years they would not be able to return to israel for at least a decade we are now hearing that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu first heard of this only this morning monday on the news and he is said to

agents and activists alike.