bryan: yeah. and i think one of the intents of some of this legislation that is going through congress wanting to n is empower this body -- more resources, more people, more investigators, more means to sort of trigger a review process, maybe in an area where they're not really paying attention. and one of the challenges they've had in dealing with a lot of these chinese cases -- and that is another thing we've found. the committee is under water. it is overwhelmed by the number of international transactions that are being proposed in a whole host of industries. they just don't have enough people. they don't have enough hours in the day to do their due diligence. one of those big challenges is ownership. for example, we found a case where there was a semiconductor company in california that went bankrupt. an american semiconductor company. peter: what is its name? bryan: this was atop tech, knock off from silicon valley. had financial problems. went bankrupt. like in a lot of cases, its assets wer

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michael bryan asked... —— michael brya n michael bryan asked... —— michael bryan asked...looks unlikely, as neil mc alpine has written on a blog. monday's good morning britain on itv had a scoop, an interview with thomas markel, whose absence at the recent wedding of his daughter to prince harry was something of a media frenzy. bbc news carried clips of the interview, which was discussed by nicholas witchel on the news channel. i'm sure the main point he wanted to make was that he had wanted to be there to walk his daughter down the aisle. he a p pa re ntly daughter down the aisle. he apparently had these hard problems, but he was watching it on the television, saying he was very proud and upset not to have been there. tinges and tweeted his reaction... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on 03700106676, or e—mail news watch. you can find us on twitter at news watch bbc, but look at our website, the address for that is bbc .co .uk/ news watch. that's

yen, bryan, their kids jennifer and kimberly as well as cousin tv and his son, donny.yen: you know, i really feel fortunate we live in this town and we have a lot of support. when we went to open this store, all my friends said, "i want to have vietnamese food." i know that here you have to have mexican food. so i went and talked to the best mexican cook in town maricela. >> bryan:yeah, this is the, the chef right here. >> maricela: hi. >> yen: yeaanthony: the pho her good. brisket, eye round, meatball, tripe and tendon, just like back home. ceviche made from vinh's fresh shrimp. and, of course, tacos, migas style, with eggs, jalapeños, and tomatoes. the kids who grew up in this community -- >> yen: these are the kids -- >> bryan: yeah, these are the kids right here. >> anthony: what are they doing? >> dough:i was born here in '76, so i'm a natural born citizen. working with my dad, right hand man, you know? shrimping, building boats. just kind of seeing what they went through, i mean it's, i definitely appreciate life, you know? >> kimberly: jen here's a lawyer, my si

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bryan llenas joins us live from harlem. brian?> new york governor andrew cuomo said the state estimate of the number of children in his state that have been separated from their families at the border is 700. that's the number that he says they have just estimated on that. he says that kids are continuing to come here last night and this morning. here at this family center, there's as many as 239 children. take a look at the video all day and today. we've seen these kids being dropped off and picked up by their foster parents at this center. many of the children were separated. others arrived at the border without parents. the youngest is a 9-month-old baby. this is a day care center. inside they're taught english, receive mental health counselling. i'm told many of the kids arrive with lice and bed bugs and most cry and ask for their parents. bill de blasio visited the border. yesterday he visited this center and this is what he said. >> how is it possible there were 239 kids in our own city? how is the federal government holding

>> bryan llenas here in new york city. thank you.issue of separating families at the border if not resolved quickly could have a major impact on the mid-terms especially in hotly contested swing states. peter doocy has more on that side. hi, peter. >> republicans are trying to keep control of both houses of congress in the mid-terms. lawmakers are feeling the heat after days of pressure to do something about laws that permit parents and children from being separated at the border. >> i would say that none of this reflects well on congress or the administration in terms of our inability to solve the problem. >> the upper chambers top republican, senator mitch mcconnell says that nobody will be tarred by this crisis because they're going to come up with a solution. his counterpart, democratic senator chuck schumer says he's not interested in negotiating a new bill because congress doesn't have a good track record on immigration so schumer would let it play out. the longer it does, the more opportunities rank and file democrats have to

bryan llenas live at belmont park for us. bryan?> winning the triple crown is one of the most rarest sports feats. 12 horses have won the crown in that time. if justify can pull it off, he will be the third horse to do it since 1978. justify arrived here in new york on wednesday for the big belmont stakes race tomorrow. he's the favorite to win tomorrow's race against nine other horses. 90,000 people expected to be here to see the colt race around the 1 1/2 mile long track. the belmont is known as the test of a champion. it's the longest and the most grueling. justify is rare. he's a 3-year-old colt and started his career a few months ago. he's been undefeated. 5-0. he won the kentucky derby 2 1/2 length. he's trained by hall of fame trainer, paul baffort. he trained american pharaoh, the last horse to win the triple crown in 2015. he says justify is looking good. >> the racing is out of our control. i couldn't be happier with him. he just -- he looks no different than american pharaoh did coming in here. so we just have to wait and

ever so let me pause to say thank you or his vision, leadership and friendship to my colleague and bryan ime minister mulroney. [applause] president reagan: as i said are not intended to produce blockbuster announcements. us around thee of table a feel for what others are thinking. there a forum to raise issues or advance the feel ways in which together.ments work in economics at this summit we of nce the process coordinatoring policy -- policy.ting we examine structural reform a commodity clude price indicator in coordinating policy. commitment ewed our to acleaving progress in the uruguay round of trade negotiations. finally we agreed to work together to ease the debt in the poorest countries of africa. turning from economics and we -west relations reaffirmed a common position on to n raoeuights, on the need reduce the massive conventional favor of thence in soviet union and allies and conditions by which we are ready economic ties with eastern countries. underscored s we the need for a common fight against trorismnd narcotics trade. i will have more to say about drug trade in a moment

>> trace: bryan, what do we know?s is not the first time that somebody has been charged under the trump administration for this type of thing. >> that's right. schulte is the fourth person to be charged under the trump administration. there was the former nsa contractor reality winner for leaking documents to the intercept publication and then there was the former fbi agent terry albury charged for the same thing and james wolfe. he was the director for the senate intelligence committee. he's been charged with lying to authorities about speaking with journalists. wolfe's case lead to e-mails and phone conversations that had many first amendment activists raising the red flag about that, trace. >> trace: bryan llenas live in new york. thank you. billionaire entrepreneur elon musk thinks somebody that in his company tried to sabotage tesla. he set a memo to the staff saying a disgruntled employee conducted quite extensive sabotage to tesla's operations. tesla makes electric cars. musk speculates the employee might have

as a player for senate st petersburg bryan remembers being abused by a fan by a sure. there was this family who told me there's no black in zen it's colos that was it but i was with friends from the team we were all wearing this and it's kids and the fans said what's going on why you were in that kid's thank you my friend got angrier than i did you know i just responded with a smile. but you know yeah yeah yeah so cut them off so we can but not everyone can just laugh it off homophobia and racism are part of every day life for some athletes in russia monkey chants against black footballers have been routinely heard over the years in russian stadiums. didn't i think racism does exist in russian football there's nothing to argue over in this sense according to a survey by sports stars are you in two thousand and fourteen seventy five percent of people responded yes to the question of whether racism exists in russian football alex. head of the local organizing committee for the world cup has emphasized that the odd racist incident doesn't reflect the general mood in russi

the committee moved on to the case of anthony bryan., could we ask you to leave the idea of there being an initial mistake? there was not an initial mistake. it was an initial mistake by... there was a mistake by every single person who took this file to the next stage which then ended up with mr bryan been locked up. yes, chair. absolutely. i'm not... sorry if i gave the wrong impression. i am not seeking to say that mistakes were not made throughout the course of this. i was saying the first step to this was the application to ukbi... can i bring just another point to you? paulette wilson's daughter who has been something of a heroine in this situation on behalf of her daughter, she remonstrating with the home office — "this is my mum." and her remonstrations lead to her being banned from being with her mother in the home office. and i must say when i saw what she did on behalf of her mother, it was all i could do not to stand up and cheer for this woman. because she was doing what any daughter would do when her mother was being subje

bryan llenas is in trenton with the latest. what do we know, bryan, about how this started?ning, jon. well, look, prosecutors say that this art all night festival was not the target of an attack. rather innocent festival goers were caught in the cross fire in a gang dispute. at about 2:50 a.m., there was shots rang out at this art festival. 22 people were injured in the chaos. 17 were shot including a 13-year-old boy whose condition has been upgraded from critical to stable. one 33-year-old male suspect who was released on homicide charges in february was shot dead by police. two other suspects were wounded and are at the hospital. police say the festival turned once fights began inside and out of the venue. >> prior to the shooting, members of the trenton police department informed the event organizers that the event needed to be shut down. there was a report that the mood inside the venue had been changing. >> and police say that the event organizers were in the process of shutting the event down, but it was too late. witnesses described the panic as the gunfire began. >>

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jon: another issue getting a lot of attention, bryan, are these calls to abolish i.c.e.does that stand? >> it used to be something that the far far left used to -- a sentiment that was with the far far left but over the last week the calls to abolish i.c.e. are becoming more mainstream in the democratic party. take a look at some of these facts here. the i.c.e., the u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement agency began in 2003 after 9/11. they enforce immigration laws but also investigate cybercrimes and enforce narcotic laws to protect us from terrorism and security threats. now, 22,000 people work for i.c.e. but this week, democratic socialist alexandria cortez pulled off a shocking primary upset beating the democratic heavy weight in new york, and she campaigned on abolishing i.c.e. she believes i.c.e. is a rogue organization that operates to mass arrest hardworking immigrants and destroy immigrant families. after her win, democratic senators gillibrand and kamala harris and a wisconsin representative and arizona congressman and others came out in favor of abolishing

a low and welcome to focus on europe coming to you from our studios in bonn my name's bryan thomas and we begin this week in spain where police on the country's southern maritime border say they're stretched to the limit in their escalating battle with drug traffickers now outfitted with high speed cartel smugglers race across the mediterranean.

a low and welcome to focus on europe coming to you from our studios and ball my name's bryan thomas and we begin this week in spain where police on the country's southern maritime border say they're stretched to the limit in their escalating battle with drug traffickers now outfitted with high speed cartel smugglers race across the net or train.

bryan suits is back. welcome back, suits. let's discuss sort of the military aspect. it's not just about denuclearization. and we know that. what else has to happen militarily. >> the north koreans have to be made to feel like we mean it when we say we are not going to try to change your regime. they know deep down probably better than we do that they are a very large ground army, 400,000 plus men in uniform. but they are a fourth rate military. two weeks of what we did in syria in 60 seconds and that regime would go back to the 9th century. they have been bluffing for 60 years, especially with the elimination of the support of the soviet union. militarily they have to believe that we mean it when we say we don't want to change the regime, but we are not leaving south korea. they are our ally. we are staying there. and they de facto admitted to that. they admitted all right, you can be friends with them and we won't object every time you do an exercise. we have to sell that to them, if you sign this we really won't try to change your regime. ultimately that's why they

costa rica actually took the lead in the match through former fulham striker bryan ruiz‘s well struck then belgium kicked into life. first dries mertens equalised and then lukaku got on the end of the napoli man's cross. then he made it 3—1 with a powerful headerjust after half—time. and lukaku then turned down a hat—trick to let chelsea striker michy batsuayi round off the scoring. england play belgium in their third group game in kaliningrad. well, billions will be watching on television over the course of the next few weeks, butt some of the million that are expected in russia for the world cup are starting to arrive. they include fans, as well as footballers, with joint favourites brazil one of the first squads to touch down in the country. neymar led his team as they were given a musical reception at their hotel in sochi. they begin their campaign against switzerland on sunday. england will head out tomorrow, and i asked the bbc‘s lucy hockings, who's in moscow, what kind of welcome they and their supporters might get. from the moment i arrived, the person atticus tom, the people

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bryan llenas on the streets in new york.orter: hi, leland vittert the 61st annual puerto rican day parade. but this year the significance is different. hurricane maria matters as well. we will have more after the mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. izabeth: quick clarification. earlier in my interview i mentioned john warren was an elite and the rate while he is on the rolls, governor mcmaster still maintains a double-digit lead. leland: it happens every year, the tastier the parade in new york is especially meaningful after hurricane maria. nine months

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. >> bryan llenas from new york city's news room. >> students are trying to keep momentum going, high school walkouts across the country, you'll remember in april. today activists in new york city are marching across the brooklyn bridge to raise awareness about gun violence in minority communities. this is the live look right now. the rally is organized by the youth over guns which partnered with parkland school shooting survivor alia eastman to bring attention to gun violence that continues to plague urban communities every day. this is particularly true in chicago where they are planting a peace tree today. there have been 189 murderers in chicago so far this year, that's down 20% from last year, but chicago has had more homicides in 2016 and 2017 than any other u.s. city. >> we cannot stop until we accomplish the goal of our children being safe whether they go in school, parks, they are playing around our homes, ladies and gentlemen, you're going to make that happen. >> meantime a bitter-sweet moment at santa fe high school in texas, 328 seniors graduating two weeks after 17-year-o

i want you to stay with me, bryan. the other folks i want to release you. i want to get to this other point and this is super point. keith davidson is someone you may not have heard of. he had this job that michael avenatti had. he initially represented stormy daniels. he's become kind of a one man e resistan resistance. keith davidson who is not a household name but there's some important pieces of context here. he was involved in this karen mcdougal seauit. she alleged an affair from trump. she fired davidson for working with michael cohen against her. we reported on davidson's past cases including the hulk hogan case. >> allegations that mr. cohen worked with this other lawyer you're referring to mr. davidson in a manner that might be adverse to his client interest in order to help donald trump. you say you believe there's smoking gun tape evidence of that? >> absolutely. >> that was, we now know, a preview of what's happening. hogan testified in a trial in 2016 that led to the demise of a website called gawker. there was a personality bubba the love spo

. >> supervisor fewer: and also for our executive officer -- i just thought bryan turning his seat around and trying to read it and so i think that it would have been helpful to follow it with everyone having a copy. thank you. >> sure. i will circulate that after the meeting. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. commissioner ronen. >> supervisor ronen: sure, i was just wondering because it's such compelling information why you aren't using it as more of a marketing campaign? >> um, well, i think that it's related to the fact that this is something required by law to be done in collaboration with pg and e so they do have a say as to how it's presented. but that said, you're right, i mean, we can use our media and our messaging to highlight that this is -- this is out there and available and what the results are. so -- and we absolutely will be doing that. >> supervisor ronen: the charts alone. i mean, they're the best marketing tool we have. >> and the charts are on our website. and so as i said, you know, this just got produced really this week. >> supervisor ronen: just one more plug, i rece

so we need bryan to get that training. on cleanpowersf there's two things that we need you as a commission to do on cleanpowersf. remember that the bill that created the choice put the board of supervisors in charge as the body in charge of cleanpowersf. so though it's an enterprise agency the board is in charge and can pass ordinances and has done so. we need you to get the board of supervisors, not sfpuc, to do a sydney, australia, style buildout plan for clean energy. and the other thing that we need you to do is that on these bills that we have been fighting in sacrament, cal c.c.a. has not been good, they've been neutral in support of ab813. and we need lafco and the board of supervisors to put pressure on and to direct the sfpuc as its membership of cal c.c.a. to oppose these. >> supervisor fewer: seeing none, public comment is now closed. so, commissioners, can we have a motion to adopt the work plan of our executive officer? >> so moved. >> supervisor fewer: okay. >> seconded. >> supervisor fewer: great. without ob

bryan llenas joins us with more. >> reporter: hi, jon.traffic-monitoring agency says the taxi driver is now telling russian police h fell asleep behind the wheel, causing his car to go onto a busy sidewalk, mowing down pedestrians at the red square in moscow. eight people are injured, two of the injured are mexican. the streets of moscow are festive and packed with viewing parties and world cup fans from everywhere. these are photos from the scene, but horrific video online shows the taxi driver coming to an almost complete stop before it swerves to its right, accelerate aring onto a sidewalk hitting pedestrians for five long seconds before the car stops. and then the driver just runs out of the cab as about a dozen bystanders chase him. the driver was detained, he's a citizen of the former soviet republic of becausic stand, and he told police it was not intentional. russian authorities have opened a criminal investigation and are characterizing it as a traffic acnt. witnesses, though, they find that hard to believe. >> translator: i have

bryan llenas is live in trenton. what you learning about the suspects?out the suspects, we are about to learn more. a press conference is about to start any moment now. there is one suspect a 33-year-old male who was shot dead by police in this incident that started at 2:50 am. another suspect was taken into custody. this is what we know. at this festival about 2:50 am. 17 people injured by gunshot, four people are in critical condition including a 13-year-old boy who was said to be quote - extreme critical condition. this all happened really police say this was an altercation between individuals. the festival was not the target of an attack.rather, they were caught in the crossfire with an altercation between several suspects. i will find out more details in a few moments. listen to what some witnesses said about really the chaos of this. >> people just started running around like crazy pushing and shoving. then i heard gunshots. >> it was such a way to bring everybody together and it is ruined. >> this art all night festival is a community event. it al

her boyfriend of three years, bryan randall, escorted her throughout the evening.r party, she unleashed her frisky side, wearing bedazzled cat ears. >> can't we just to this? do we have owe steal stuff? >> yes. >> and now that their film has premiered at number one in the box office, sandra says their press tour is one big party. >> we had a lot of pressure to begin with, and we tried to let it go and just enjoy ourselves, which we did. but at least we sort bonded over it. and we stuck together. if we fail, we fail together, and if we succeed, we succeed together. >> i need 100 more premiers so i can have 100 more outfits like these. >> they look beautiful. >>> can we talk jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez? we're all guilty of asking them every time we see them when they're going to get married. i talked to a-rod exclusively, and of course, had to ask him again. but we started with their most recent modern family moment. that tops tonight's know and tell. >> that blended family -- how did you make that work? >> for us it's all about the kids. >> j-lo certainly fits

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then there is the case of the philadelphia 76ers' president of basketball operations bryan colangelo.report in the website the ringer, the curious case of bryan colangelo and the secret twitter account, made a pretty convincing case linking colangelo, a two-time past nba executive of the year to several accounts that criticize nba players, debate the decisions of his own coaching staff and criticize former sixers' gm sam thinky. and disclosing private medical information and gossip about players. this triggered the sixers to launch an internal probe which included colangelo surrendering his cell phones, insistng he had nothing to do with the postings and was unaware of them. until the ringer brought them to the sixers' attention prior to the publication of the story. it's looking like the culprit now might be his wife. challenge low, quote, discussed with management and -- that may have been involved in postings from the so-called burner accounts. this is highly reminiscent of a story that broke last fall about nfl commissioner roger goodell's wife jane skinner. who admitted she used

joining me now to break down the press conference, fed's moves bryan, former market analyst at the newyork fed, we also have a good friends wells fargo senior economy mark, big day for both. bryan, i want start with you on this, you saw the fed evolve over the years, jarome powell positive about the economy, unemployment at 3.8%, even 2018 projections below 4%. do you think he's being too positive, too confident in this news conference that he just held? >> i think we are so used of thinking the fed of being in the driver's seat, trying to pull us out of ditch or get us to destination, now it seems from powell statement they are trying to keep us where we are. that's a bit of a different thing for the fed, instead of their reacting to the data the same way we are, they are observing the economy has improved and inflation crept up but the growth still very strong and being able to step back a bit to more active role, we are going to keep hiking but we are doing this in response to data and not because there's destination toward to move the economy. cheryl: unemployment story was a big o

bryan llenas is live with more. >> rick, police now investigating the possibility one person could beesponsible for four murders at three different locations within 10 miles of one another, over the course of the last three days in scottsdale, arizona. on thursday, forensic psychiatrist steven pit was shot outside of his scottsdale arizona office. on friday, two paralegals, were gunned down at a scottsdale law firm. then on saturday, psychologist and counselor was shot dead in a scottsdale office building. so far three of the four murders are connected. >> we have been able to tie the -- or basically determine that the shooting on first street is related the shooting of dr. steven pit, so the first two we've related and this one we're still trying to determine what involvement, if any, it has. >> so we await word if that death is linked as well. police have released this sketch of the man believed to have shot and killed steven pit on thursday. he's an adult male, bald and was wearing a dark-colored hat with a short brim. witnesses say steven pit was arguing with the suspect outside o

a report found that immigration officials had detained anthony bryan and paulette wilson unlawfully andy were both wrongfully locked up on two separate occasions. the home office's treatment of members of the windrush generation has been described as "shocking". patients who see the same doctor repeatedly are less likely to die early, according to a new study. people with chronic conditions and complex needs are known to benefit from seeing the same gp, so that they can build up a trusted relationship. gp leaders say they recognise the report's findings, but with current pressures on the workforce, it could mean patients waiting longer for an appointment. marine biologists will be carrying out the first ever survey of seal pups in the thames estuary this weekend. the project is about protecting grey and harbour seals, as helen briggs has been finding out. heading out of harbour, and it's not long before we find a large colony of seals. scientists have been monitoring seals in the greater thames estuary since 2013. 0ur survey will cover the whole estuary, but other particular key breedin

staff sergeants jeremiah johnson and dustin wright remained with staff sergeant bryan black until overwhelmingto withdraw. this is where america met islamic state in the greater sahara. their biggest loss on the continent in since somalia's black hawk down. five nigerians also died. questions are still being asked in washington. insecurity and instability are rife across the sahel. boko haram has been causing chaos in north—eastern nigeria and the countries bordering lake chad for years. northern mali was overrun by islamists five years ago, and now groups affiliated with al-qaeda and the so—called islamic state are dividing and growing, competing for influence across the region. libya has become a key route for sub—saharan african migrants trying to reach europe by sea. agadez has been at the heart of the sahara's people—smuggling business since libya's collapse into chaos. it used to be a thriving tourist town but most visitors are now on their way to, rather than from, europe. tour guides have become traffickers. the money bankrolls islamist groups directly, and corrupt officials off their

sot: battalion chief bryan giambroni , calfire// "we had 25 plus mile per hour winds the typography was steep and the fire burned toward highway 4." windgusts sometimes got up to 40 miles per hour posing a challenge for crews. in martinez they came across a massive uprooted tree at the doorstep of a home. then another fire erupted just before 6 along train tracks in the center of a homeless encampment at gibson and pullman avenues in antioch. sot: vic massenkoff, contra costa county fire investigator // "it's become quite a problem throughout our district our county and i'm sure throughout the bay area." massenkfoff estimates roughly 25 to 30 percent of their fires are somehow connected to homeless activity.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "so as wind speeds continue to increase fire fighters are keeping a close eye on homeless encampments as well as we saw earlier today so they are also having to confront another element of danger which is possibly stepping on needles, feces or even encountering somebody in those encampments who may be agitated or high on drugs. in contra costa

this is the big bry bryan belt. next batter gorkys hernandez. look at that.e ninth. giving up a single to the giants win six to five. the padres, five also seems to be a good look at this. that will get your heart racing. a home run derby. welcoming back with a three run shot. next batter, hit one into the western metal supply building. in the next inning, they do the same thing. it is a solo shot. next batter mat olson. this is going to go into the beach area. another pair back-to-back homers for the a's. 12-4. final. the warriors are already on to next season. first big move could come tomorrow. one pick in the nba draft. the top expected picks are in new york but won't be likely to be available. the athletic center is the native of the bahamas. and will be the first ba hammt to be picked -- >> i was that same kid, when some of the big athletes. i remember >> spain and iran. managing to get it to the back of the net. these moves are unbelievable. it is said, he appears to score off the free kick. the play is replayed and overturned sides. after two games, i

a low and welcome to focus on europe coming to you from our studios in bonn my name's bryan thomas and we begin this week in spain where police on the country's southern maritime border say they're stretched to the by newer and faster boats well the smugglers have made the spanish city of lineage own their home port located just across the strait of gibraltar it is a place increasingly plagued by violence and corruption members of its police force have been attacked by crowds while seizing drugs one officer was run over and killed while chasing a smuggler and most recently masked men freed a suspected trafficker from a hospital while he was under police guard our first report features a local policeman who's speaking out i'm honestly about a city living in fear. the african coastline is just barely visible on the horizon yet morocco one of the biggest hashish producers worldwide is just thirty kilometers away more drugs than ever before are passing through lenient elect concepts young spang people are worried that a lot of them that's never been this battle for the empathy the reports

as a player for senate st petersburg bryan remembers being abused by a fan well by a show called louis sam who told me there's no black in zen it's close that was it yeah but i was with friends from the team we were all wearing senates kids and the fans said what's going on why you were in that kid's thank you my friend got angrier than i did you know i just responded with a smile that was from a little you know from the yeah yeah yeahs soak up a profile case but not everyone can just laugh it off homophobia and racism are part of everyday life for some athletes in russia monkey chants against black footballers have been routinely heard over the years in russian stadiums. racism does exist in russian football there's nothing to argue over in this sense according to a survey by sports stars argue in two thousand and fourteen the seventy five percent of people responded yes to the question of whether racism exists in russian football aleksei struck him head of the local organizing committee for the world cup has emphasized that the odd racist incident doesn't reflect the general mood in

the president of basketball operations bryan colangelo has now resigned.n independent review found his wife used multiple twitter accounts to bash the team's players. investigators say the information that he gave his wife was used to attack the players even if he didn't know she was doing it. >>> washington, d.c. is celebrating its first sports title since the bush administration. that would be george h.w. bush administration. the washington capitals clinching the stanley cup late last night and beat the rookies, vegas golden knights 4-3 to win the series in five games. it's the first stanley cup in the team's 44-year history, ovechkin the mvp holding the trophy there. fans flooded the streets of d.c.'s chinatown to celebrate. the win was emotional for t.j. oshie whose father has alzheimer's. >> he doesn't remember a lot of stuff these days. he remembers enough. but i'll tell you what, he's here tonight. i don't know where he's at. but this one will stick with him forever. >> well, oshie eventually did find his dad. you see it right there and the emotiona