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as we know, this arrest was a joint effort between the d. a and the b i both organizations have already released statement saying that the rest of that these 2 most wanted men will deal blows, devastating blows to the organization to the scene. i look at then. now the rest itself played out as follows. these 2 men flew into an airport, a small uh airport, in a private aircraft in the city of a paso texas. and they were met by authorities on the aircraft. so it's clear from the information that we have at this point that they were being expected. now how it's laid out, but these 2 men, obviously, you know, fugitives for decades in the case of one of them that they would fly directly into . the us obviously speaks to a bigger story of which we don't yet have all the details. mexican media has reported that as maya was actually set up by another high ranking member of the scene, i looked at the into flying. unbeknownst to him to the us, whether or not that is actually the case. i think we'll find out in the coming hours now. what if that will t

arrest.fpd form 80, also known as citizen's arrest or document the person's verbal affirmative response to make a private person's arrest on bwc. is they asked to do away with the or part, yes. that's correct, chief. so i the reason i disagree with that is again, you know, we're looking at trying to be more efficient on, on these types of incidents, one of the things that happens with these, with these forms is you get a book of them as evidence and all that. if it's documented on the bwc that the person wants to make the arrest, we're just trying to cut down on the paperwork where we can, and that's why the or is there. so i, i don't agree with that, that change. i think if the information is captured, you have what you need for the prosecution. i don't know what the value of just having a form just to have a form would be. oh, i understand that, chief. the actual request is to continue to obtain a signature from the person asking for a citizen's arrest because it's your you have one citizen

leaders in his government have said he should be arrested.ssage from him today, his message to the supreme court, it's potentially leading the way to more bass arrest and detention in the country. the prosecutor for the government said there have been more than a thousand people arrested as a result of protests over the last few days. we have been it near where one at present is in the city. there were human rights groups out there concerned about what is happening. families are desperately awaiting information about their family. it's likely we will see more detentions and arrests in the coming days. >> what does the opposition say about this? >> they have strongly disputed what the government is saying. you mentioned they say that, having reviewed the majority of receipts from the electronic voting machines, they can prove that they, the government, won the election. what is interesting is that they have tried to publish some receipts so people can access results in their area, still something the government has not done. though, the presid

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cleveland police have confirmed they have made arrests there.s outside a migrant hostel in manchester. there doesn't seem to have been violence there from what we have seen, and there has also been arrests on whitehall, outside downing street, on what was reportedly a process, so suddenly that mix of latent anger, frustration is whipped up on social media and the terrible events here are meeting that police forces are having to be extra vigilant. thank you, daniel sandford. and another man arrives today to lay flowers on the pilot close behind me. people really do keep coming to there is still huge grief here, and anger and sadness, depending who you talk to about the violence. it was just a couple of streets away this time last night. judith moritz has spent the day in southport setting the mood. when a knifeman walked into leanne lucas's dance class she showed incredible bravery, shielding the children from danger. her cousin has told bbc how she is doing now. all we know is she's still not out of the woods yet but she is definitely talking. w

an arrest _ other side. now to some breaking news. an arrest warrant _ other side.ews. an arrest warrant has - other side. now to some breaking news. an arrest warrant has been| news. an arrest warrant has been issued for katie price by a church after she failed to attend a hearing relation to her bankruptcy. insolvencyjudge said she had received clear warnings she must attend the hearing on tuesday. now it is time for a look at the weather. hello again. if you have an allergy to pollen, the levels today are either low or moderate across the board, and if you like your weather that bit hotter, it's going to be very warm or indeed hot today. a lot of dry and sunny weather around, if we reach 32 celsius, it will make it the hottest day of this year so far. so you can see from the oranges where we're looking at the higher temperatures, they continue as we go through the week, various weather fronts crossing us, bringing in some thundery showers at times. but as we head into the weekend, these fresher conditions come in behind that cold front, as represented by the yell

in may, icc chief prosecutor applied for arrest warrants for beniamin netanyahu and one of his cabinet ministers for war crimes committed during israel's war on gaza, the proceedings in the court. still taking place, if granted by icc judges, any of the 124 icc member states would technically be obliged to arrest netanyahu and his minister if they traveled there. however, the court is not has rather no mechanism to enforce its orders. pro-palestinian protesters have gathered near the white house in washington dc as israely prime minister beniamin netanyahu visits the us. the protest was held on thursday. the demonstrators poured gallons of red colored water onto the street, symbolizing the blood of palestinians killed in gaza, they chanted arrest netanyahu saying that he's a war criminal, similar. protest took place since the israeli prime minister kicked off his trip to the us on tuesday arrests were made during those demonstrations. the protesters however say the crackdown will not stop their fight against injustice in gaza. we are just trying to fight for justice, fight, you amplify

have they been arrested, have arrests, had been made?e been charged with so for four people have been arrested and have been charged with affray with assaulting emergency service workers. >> but in tandem with that, of course, is what this officer was seen to be doing as part of that investigation. the other thing just quickly to add in, which is very important here, is that we've seen demonstrations in rochdale, outside the police station there with reports that there will be further demonstrations in the hours and days ahead as well. so clearly, the police are very concerned about community tensions. we only need to think back a week to what unfolded in leeds to show what the potential is here. so they're calling for calmer heads , but it's not helped by heads, but it's not helped by viral videos that only give a snapshot and deliberately so . snapshot and deliberately so. people that put out videos that say these, you know, this is a racist arrest , these are all racist arrest, these are all white officers arrest arresting asian pakis

eight were arrested _ been arrested. very little. eight were arrested shortly _ been arrested.n arrested. very little. eight were arrested shortly after the l were arrested shortly after the attack took place. i'm not sure if it was here or at an area called base, which is a village, basically the outskirts of southport for the about a 15 minute drive, maybe three orfour about a 15 minute drive, maybe three or four miles from here. about a 15 minute drive, maybe three orfour miles from here. that about a 15 minute drive, maybe three or four miles from here. that is the address that the police have been searching today. it's obviously understandable as soon as something like this the police will go and look at all the addresses in all the points of contact that that person may have had much to go and try and find out motive, try and find out what was happening, try and find out if they were involved or someone else was involved or instead of them. that has been a major evidence gathering operation going on today. as you can see behind me there are so blue lights down there, stil

amy: 400 jewish activists including one dozen rabbis were arrested. large-scale protests planned for today, the u.s. capitol police swore in 200 new york police officers who deployed to washington, d.c. ahead of netanyahu's speech. meanwhile, family members of israelis held hostage by hamas rallied on the national mall tuesday. protesters wore t-shirts reading "sign the deal now" and displayed images of loved ones. they're demanding u.s. and israeli officials to finalize a cease fire and prisoner exchange to bring all the hostages home. this is alon gat, whose sister carmel was taken hostage on october 7th. >> we are seeing here in the states that biden and the other people need to push harder on netanyahu and hamas to get to this deal. our loved ones will not last another two months, another three months, maybe even another two weeks so we need them back. amy: the palestinian health ministry says the death toll from israel's war on gaza has passed 39,000, after one of the bloodiest ground assaults of israel's nine-month-old military campaign. gaza of

that was the first arrest. through analysis of the video that we obtained, we identified six people who were attacking the patrol car. all six of those people are in custody right now. >> police say sideshows in other areas of san jose and the bay area in general have become a growing issue. sj pd said it's part of efforts to establish a bay area working group to create solutions. >> this bay area network, we are leveraging our collective resources to best address this regional problem. i believe this could lead to the creation of a regional task force in the future, with the suspects involved in the june 15th attack arrested, police say they're also working to identify more people involved in the sideshow in san jose. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> happening right now san francisco police chief bill scott is meeting with community members in the mission district. they are discussing the dolores hill bomb. it's expected to happen this saturday. this is the annual unsanctioned event with skateboarders racin

arrested alongside him wasjoaquin guzman lopez.eports say he orchestrated the apparent double—cross of el mayo as part of a deal with the us government. the son of the world's most notorious kingpin el chapo, who is currently serving life in the us prison, their cartel is responsible for trafficking tonnes of cocaine, heroin and more recently the synthetic opioid fentanyl. fentanyl is the deadliest drug our country has ever faced. thejustice department will not rest until every single cartel leader, member and associate responsible for poisoning our communities is held accountable. it is hard to overstate just how significant a scalp el mayo is for us law enforcement. he once said he would rather die by his own gun then go to jail, so to have arrested him now, 35 years after he set up the sinaloa cartel, is a historic moment in mexico's seemingly endless drug war. mexico appears to have had no prior warning of the operation to take down el mayo. we will now have to wait for the fallout from his arrest. still, for now, this is a mom

he was arrested. >> he wasn't prosecuted. he was arrested. that's the point. they do at the border. >> oh, is that what they do at the border? yes. well, it just it seems painfully obvious that, you know, we're in a time of this, you know, we've got horrific incidents happening all the time, and the police are focused on getting tommy robinson under counter terror laws instead of, you know, maybe prosecuting or keeping an eye out for something that's worse. is there anything else that's worse? that's that's happened lately? it's so patently obvious to me that the police could have handled this differently without introducing the word terrorism next to tommy robinson, for trying to get onto a ferry and not wanting them to look at his phone.i not wanting them to look at his phone. i mean, i find your attitude to it almost. >> well, that's just that's what's what they would do if you went along and tried to didn't get the phone. >> it isn't it's never, ever happened before. how have i never ever heard of why have you would you ever not give your phone or you're t

he was seriously injured during arrest.quiring firearms, assault life of law enforcement officers. report by alexandra mostova. the pizza was brought to the zamuskvoretsky court in moscow in a medical chair. andrei dyomin spent almost a month in the hospital after he resisted arrest and opened fire on police officers. with his head bandaged, he sat in the meeting room, not paying attention to the journalists, and moved along the corridors , accompanied by doctors. demin came to the attention of operatives on june 6, when he started shooting on sviridov street in the west of moscow. it was he, as follows from the materials of the criminal case, who dealt with it in cold blood. you can hear that after shooting balishansky, the killer left, the police announced an interception plan and soon overtook the criminal, but demin did not plan to give up and opened fire on the police officers, he fired at least four shots from a machine gun and ran, turned around the playground, well, well, the children's stadium ran to up the mountai

but that doesnt he's been arrested... but that doesn't make _ he's been arrested...ption of innocence. they had a duty of care — presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care to — presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care to him _ presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care to him but _ presumption of innocence. they had a duty of care to him but what - duty of care to him but what about the duty— duty of care to him but what about the duty of— duty of care to him but what about the duty of care to the younger employees who had come forward? [ want employees who had come forward? want to employees who had come forward? i want to remind our viewers, it was newsnight that initial story, we will talk about it of the pack. tonight the bbc has broadcast some new claims about huw edwards. yeah, that's right. a bbc employee has told us that they received what they believe are inappropriate messages, that they received these messages on social media from the presenter. they believed they were uncomfortable and left them feeling awkward. they told us, "sadly

how consequential are these arrests? , . , arrests? they are very consequential - arrests?n terms of arrests? they are very - consequential in terms of the rule of law. but i don't think that they will have any significant impact on the inter—workings of the sinaloa cartel, and as an example, i will give to you exactly what happened when the leader of the sinaloa cartel, chapo, was extradited to the united states. had no impact. another man had been running the cartel for number of years and they have a very strong bench, very good leaders. the cartel has beenin good leaders. the cartel has been in existence since 1989 and is currently the most powerful drug cartel in the world. they operate in six of the seven continents in the world, and mayo was very much the mexican version of... he had never spent an hour in a jail cell until yesterday. but other than that, hopefully the united states and mexico will put aside differences and work together to basically decapitate the cartel, because they need the impact on the infrastructure. i'm talking about politicians, i'm talking

and he said, you're under arrest. and i said, what for?er told him to collect his things from the bedroom. once out of sight, browder grabbed his phone and sent out this tweet. >> at the time, i had about 100,000 followers, and i tweeted out, urgent, being arrested in madrid, spain, right now. >> that was quick thinking. >> this is not the first time i had this worry. they'd been chasing me with interpol for a long time. i'm sitting in the back of the police car, and because they hadn't taken away my phone, i took a picture of the back of their heads. >> reporter: he sent this picture in a second urgent tweet, in the back of the spanish police car going to the station on the russian arrest warrant. >> what were you hoping to accomplish? >> i'm hoping to wake the whole world up to the fact that i'm being arrested. i didn't want to be slipped into the back of a russian jet and sent off without anyone knowing where i was. >> what did you think was happening or was going to happen? >> if i was sent to russia, i would be killed, no question abo

he arrest, what looks like a sting operation-— arrest, what looks like a sting oeration. .,, ., ., arrest operation. he was looking to go to the south of _ operation. he was looking to go to the south of mexico _ operation. he was looking to go to the south of mexico in _ operation. he was looking to go to the south of mexico in order- operation. he was looking to go to the south of mexico in order to - the south of mexico in order to check on these kind this time airfields. the operation was organised by an associative hands. but they took into texas instead, where he was arrested. the man who was able to dodge the police for a0 years in the business at the end was arrested because he was fooled. in arrested because he was fooled. in terms of who he was fooled by, are you able to say? hot terms of who he was fooled by, are you able to say?— you able to say? not really, we do not have that _ you able to say? not really, we do not have that information. - you able to say? not really, we do not have that information. say - you able to say? not really, we do | not have that information. say

after video emerges of an arrest apparently showing an officer stamping on a suspect�*s head. standing ovation for israel's prime minister in the us congress — but some democratic lawmakers stayed away, and thousands of protesters gathered outside. olympics countdown — tom daley and helen glover will be the team gb opening ceremony flag—bearers, as andy murray prepares for his very last matches. i'm ready to to finish now. i know it's the right decision for me. and, yeah, i'm looking forward to the rest of my life. on bbc london... another 15—year—old loses his life to youth violence after a stabbing and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. hello, welcome to the bbc news at ten. the new head of the british army has said it would probably take russian forces five more years to, as he put it, grind their way to their minimum objectives in ukraine — and that the effort could cause one and half million casualities. general sir roly walker said today the big question in the war there is wh

all nine crew members who are indian nationals have been arrested. last week a similar operation resulted in the confiscation of foreign tanker with some 1.5 million liters of smuggled diesel fuel. iran has vote that the persian golf would never be safe place for smugglers. the irgc navy also monitors movements in iran's southern waters to maintain security there. in recent years, it has foiled several attacks on both iranian and foreign tankers. i'd like to welcome my guests to this news review. robert fontina, author and journalist out of kishner ontario, and said mosanapus, journalist and political commentator out of london. thank you both for being with us. starting off with robert. i mean, your thoughts on this uh, because of course iran has always uh uh been committed to keeping the persian golf waters uh uh safe, and especially i think during this time it wants to make sure that the message is given to others in the region and perhaps those outside of the region too. your thoughts about. this action by the irgc, yes, the government of iran, an

with this attempt to question whether the international criminal court has jurisdiction to issue arrest warrants for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the minister of military affairs yoaf gallant. the move has been described as an important step in the fight against impunity for war crimes committed in gaza and made ongoing calls for the. to do more to stop the genocide in the coastal encl has more from london. never before, in the history of the international criminal court have so many countries tried to block arrest warrants for people suspected of war crimes. not long after icc chief prosecutor karim khan requested arrest warrants for israel's benjamin netanyahu and his minister of military affairs yoav galant, the uk germany, the us and others joined forces to try and scopper or delay them, others such as norway, spain and south africa came out in favor, but in a reversal of plans announced by the former prime minister rishi sunak and under mounting public pressure, the uk's new labor government has said it is pulling out of the process, while welcomed as a step in

the sovetsky district court of makhachkala arrested the former head of the sergekarinsky district of dagestan, magomed amarov, for 2 months. he has been charged with fraud and money laundering. father of two. who participated in the terrorist attacks in derbent and makhachkala on june 23, had previously served administrative arrest for using obscene language, and on july 6 he was detained under a new article. as follows from the materials of the criminal case, the former official and his accomplices stole money, fictitiously employing residents of the village of sergokola in the editorial office of a local newspaper. we 'll be back on air in 3 minutes, right after a short commercial, stay tuned. there are a lot of things that can be confused, but you can’t go wrong with the choice of thermal insulation. penoplex slabs provide protection from heat and cold. penoplex is an effective thermal insulation. the delicious calendar is back to a delicious point. we give 100% cashback every friday when paying with alfa bank cards. maybe a neighbor. appetite anywhere. i was thinking about openin

arrest him. mean he's been kidnapped by people dressed as police? possibly the village people? josh. >> indeed . yeah. met police say >> indeed. yeah. met police say they have not arrested tommy robinson. so yesterday. or if you're watching this, tomorrow, saturday, there was obviously this big march in trafalgar square. he showed this film that he's made, which is all about, this court case that he was involved in, and he was ordered by the court to not not show it. so he has broken that. he's broken the law. he's broken that injunction . injunction. >> well, it's a court order. >> well, it's a court order. >> it was a court order. yeah. very explicit as well, today i did something that i wish i hadnt did something that i wish i hadn't done. i did some work, and i actually looked into this and i actually looked into this a little bit more and watched some videos and read some things and whatever it it seems like . and whatever it it seems like. and i hesitate to say this because i, i don't want

in the past, this has led to arrests, injuries, even a death. abc seven news reporter luz pena is here because, louis, you covered last year's hill bomb extensively. >> that's right. and the dolores park hill hill bomb has been happening for years. skaters spread the word through social media, and it typically happens the first weekend of july last year, sfpd arrested more than 100 people. today, they're giving this group a heads up. don't show up. or you could get arrested again. these are images of july of 2023. sfpd in riot gear, arresting over 100 people as bottles were thrown at them and public transportation was vandalized. this all following an unpermitted annual event where skateboarders go down a hill between 18th and 19th streets near dolores park when their unorganized, unpermitted, unsanctioned and there are no rules at all. >> that is what we cannot allow. uh- people have been gravely injured and killed in the past, according to sfpd. >> they found online fliers advertising another hill bomb and then canceling it for the weekend ahe

campaigned the russian embassy had not been informed of the arrest.o evidence the case is linked to the train attacks today in paris, it is the type of disruption to the games that the top u.s. general in iraq and syria has been trying to prevent while executing the fight against isis. major general joel b.val set down with talks in washington, d.c. with iraqi officials about whether u.s. troops will be allowed to stay in iraq and syria. >> is there a possibility that the iraqi government will ask u.s. forces to leave? >> they don't want to, you know, ask us to leave. >> they're coming under a lot of pressure from iran to push the u.s. military out of the middle east. >> there's the framework that's kind of pushing that the coalition needs to go away. that became a lot more heated after october 7th and the militias got actively involved in trying to i say kill u.s. soldiers out of iraq and syria. as a strategy. u.s., iran is behind a lot of pressure that we have and we have seen it at volume since october 7th. so half of the iraqi war today is made of

so in a low, a drug cartel are arrested in texas 7. actually with the sport we will be building up to that sparse, 2024 opening ceremony, which is on the last leg of his journey with american breakfast, sneak dog housing. it on his way out of the light seemed to see and then pick 100 the so we begin, this is our in france where the high speed train network has been plunged into chaos just hours before the olympic games opening ceremony. critical railway infrastructure was sabotaged at several important sites and you can see the maintenance teams are working to repair the affected areas. fronts has main rail operator the since the abs says 800000 travelers could be effected. well, around 4 am on friday, the network systems detected attacks and the north and east of the country, as well as south west of paris. attackers also try to damage infrastructure south east of the capital, but they were stopped by railway stuff. copper cables used for signaling were caught on fire is started. bernard smith begins our coverage from paris to it's im

well he's they've had an extension on his on his arrest.re allowed to keep him for more than 24 hours. they've asked for a further extension to detain him, to speak to him . when you look at speak to him. when you look at a situation you think it's clear cut. it's not. the fact is, an individual has gone into a location. they've got to provide sufficient evidence that will hold court in a court of law with 12 jurors to be able to say, we've got sufficient evidence here that are going to bnng evidence here that are going to bring him to justice, that are going to have him convicted. this only happened on monday. we're now on to wednesday. >> interesting insights. look, andy was just mentioning the fact that he doesn't actually feel that there are concerns that people have in society that are completely ignored. i strongly disagree with that. i can think of one off the top of my head. many people will say, hang on a second, michelle. we've all got about things like immigration. everyone ignores those concerns, not me. we'll hello there. i'm m

and it would all arrest with the is really traditionally, he believes the arrest of organs will be issued only a few months later than expected. in comparison, the arrest warrant against russian president vladimir, put in, was issued in a month at a single country, intervened. a former assistant to the icpc prosecute decisive decision to allow 64 interventions shows how politically sensitive the cases of though there was no legally married on the substance of for the u. k. submission that we try to back to could seriously entertain that is going to delaying the process of about, i don't know how many months slow biased time to those will have power. the i, c, c has long been accused of being a colonial cord, often only focusing on african war criminals. but with the case against nathan jo, prosecute the khan hope to send the message that nobody is above the law. but looking at the countries and organizations defending the is for a leader, this message seems to be ignored by his traditional becca steps. awesome, elses era. they take the officials inside the say, the country is overwhelmed

we will arrest you. the arrests also included one of the sideshows drivers and a juvenile.the suspects come from a variety of places, from salinas to san francisco. even arizona, and all now face felony charges. these defendants wanted to post something online to be a part of something viral, and edgy. they wanted attention. they got it. we are sending a clear message that whether you live here or cross city, county or state lines to commit a crime, we will find you and hold you accountable. right now, the city can impound a car involved in a sideshow for 30 days. police can also cite someone just for watching the illegal shows. and police say detectives are now using technology to help identify those involved in the sideshow and make arrests. days or weeks later, after analyzing all the evidence, detectives say they're also working on a region wide effort with the hopes of one day forming a bay area task force to better combat the problem. bay area wide. if they could attack a uniformed officer like this, what could they do to everyone else? damian trujillo, nbc bay area n

after the arrest, many people were exposed.islamic associations and other officials who took care of this matter, they were not among the army personnel, they were not outside the army, thank god. they swear there are officers in this army that i have prayed behind them with complete courage and boldness and i am praying . and the strength, faith and courage you want is unique in this officer. in this way, the coup that was planned with the conspiracy of america, israel, the debate regime and several other warring countries by the hands of fugitive politicians, will not succeed. the announcements of the victory of the coup never leave the warehouses . we all make mistakes. they know that a small government cannot live there. a great israel whose range may extend from this side to our own iran. don't they have a claim to khyber? khyber, which is close to madinah , doesn't rozeh suggest to the then king of saudi arabia that you come and sell this to them? do n't they have a claim to iraq and your holy lands ? by god and by god, w

west yorkshire police say that the arrest happened earlier.nformation to get in touch. thank you. the time is 6.16. our top story this evening: footage has been made public of the olympic gold medalist charlotte dujardinn repeatedly whipping a horse during a training session. and still to come: with two days to go until the opening ceremony, coming up on bbc news — andy murray tells us he's happy to be ending his tennis career at the paris olympics. but he is aiming to go out with a gold in the doubles. our correspondent adina campbell has been looking at the figures and is here now. police are now dealing with unprecedented levels of theft across england and wales. there were more than 440,000 shoplifting offences recorded by forces in the 12 months to march this year, according to the office for national statistics. that's up by almost a third on the previous year. but these are only the cases on record. it's likely there are many more which go unreported. it's not the first we've heard about this problem. shoplifting offences had already re

arrested. ., �* ~ ., ., bbc know potential that he had been arrested. ~ ., ., ., arrested.now that for sure and they need answering i arrested. we don't know that for sure and they need answering to someone went to the bbc learn of his arrest, why was he still being paid five months after his arrest in november, will the bbc try to recoup his salary. and did he tell the bbc when he was arrested? at my understanding was there had been a little or no contact but we just don't know. these are all questions we've put to the bbc and we expect an answer on. policy been granted more time to question a 17—year—old boy of four of the deaths of three girls on a knife attack in southport. the teenager was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder after three girls were fatally stabbed at a dance workshop. eight other children and also two adults were wounded. this and it has been overshadowed by disorder in the town last night. this is nine—year—old alice dasilva aguiar, described by her headteacher as the happiest of souls and a true ray of sunshine. this is six—year—old b

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they chanted arrest netanyahu saying he is a war criminal. similar protests took place since the israeli uh prime minister kicked off his trip to the us on tuesday, arrests were made during those demonstrations. the protesters however say the crackdown will not stop their fight against injustice in gaza. we are just trying to fight for justice, fight, amplify the voices of uh palestine that are suffering, there's too much suffering going on, and i don't see how the white house is accepting the visit of this war criminal here, um, and it's it seems like the palestinians voices don't matter to them, they have um shut us to... they tried to shut us down, but we will keep fighting. we're having the street theater, we do the street theater, it's very powerful. netano's trip marks his first visit to the us since the start of the gaza war early october, he has uh met with us president joe biden and his vice president camala harris. natinho is also set to meet former president donald trump and other republican leaders, the israeli premiers visit to t

these jenkins is a power struggle that takes place after that they're arrested. and in the struggle for succession is very often leads to great pilots. in fact, the only thing worse than organized crime is disorganized crime. it didn't sounds like if i understand you correctly, as soon as the us arrest a major drug boss, someone new emerges just to take his or her place. exactly. so el mile was known as kind of the list logistics, chief of us in a low of veneration. the made the trains run so to speak, but he didn't do it himself. he kept a very low profile. so we had the deputies do that for him. they know how to make the trains run and so one of them will take over or, or some of them are collectivism perhaps. but there will be a new leadership structure and they may have to fight it out with wible factions to see who's going to dominate. what is mexico, particularly the mexican government saying about this whole operation. not much at this point because they weren't full of it until after the arrests were made. yesterday. i think the us was very wary perhaps o

we will arrest you. the arrests also included one of the sideshows, drivers and a juvenile. the suspects come from a variety of places, from salinas to san francisco. even arizona, and all now face felony charges. these defendants wanted to post something online to be a part of something viral, and edgy. they wanted attention. they got it. we are sending a clear message that whether you live here or cross city, county or state lines to commit a crime, we will find you and hold you accountable. right now, the city can impound a car involved in a sideshow for 30 days. police can also cite someone just for watching the illegal shows and police say detectives are now using technology to help identify those involved in the sideshow and make arrests days or weeks later, after analyzing all the evidence, detectives say they're also working on a region wide effort with the hopes of one day forming a bay area task force to better combat the problem. bay area wide. if they could attack a uniformed officer like this, what could they do to everyone else? damian trujillo, nbc, bay area n

affairs said that the arrest was arbitrary, because during his arrest ceremony, he said that commandosuring through the door and wall. be with him, during the arrest ceremony, he would say to bring me to the floor of the car , close my eyes, and sit down. the driver made a mistake and said to his hand, ask the translator where we should go, he said, ask where we should go, and the party got angry. he said to shut your mouth, he got off, then he said let's go to such and such a place where they will take us there. again, in the so-called ceremony, what the hypocrites call engineering operations, in that engineering operation, the americans themselves are also present in their engineering operations. i will serve you with an open menu. i mean , please explain to us more about the reasons for their work violations in the case you are following now, and now you mentioned what stage it is in, that is, now this case is in the lower court, with very strong pressure brought by the americans, a decision was issued that the decision was made. it was very cruel and unfair, but then the honorable

we're all helping to track down these people and arrest them.says got into 7 car chases ended up arresting 13 people. 8 stolen cars were recovered and 2 guns. oakland mayor sheng thao says that these recoveries are going to help deter future crimes. >> what you'll see is that many of the crimes are being committed are being committed. stolen vehicles. chp is able to pick up the stolen vehicles and helped opd. would picking up these vehicles and taken them off of the street. so we are deterring front happening. >> governor newsom says the arrests are possible in thanks, at least in part to his plan, which added more chp officers to oakland. the mayor of oakland is also speaking out about the city's efforts to improve streets. kron four's dan kerman has more on that. >> it's 30 years i haven't seen it done so it's really a great time to see this get pleased about it. oakland residents along 65th avenue are saying goodbye to potholes as their street is the latest to get a paving makeover. it is a big deal because these houses. these are properties.