reportera: el gobierno de estados unidos reconoce la existencia de carteles locales. estos carteles, son estructurados y controlarÍa 26 estados y el distrito de columbia. >> son responsables o corresponsables de lavado de dinero que se va mÉxico. reportera: el cartel de sinaloa y el de jalisco nueva generaciÓn les entregan las drogas en la frontera norte de mÉxico. >> a partir de allÍ las pandillas tienen todo. tienen la cantidad de gente para mover la mercancÍa. reportera: la operaciÓn de estas bandas criminales que desplazaron a los cÁrteles mexicanos no es desconocida para las agencias de indigencia estadounidenses. >> hemos tenido una iniciativa que se enfoca en los cÁrteles domÉsticos. reportera: estas revelaciones ponen en jaque la responsabilidad bilateral en el combate de las drogas. >> el gobierno mexicano tendrÍa mayor oportunidad a la hora de manejar temas de seguridad, de exigirle a estados unidos mayor acciÓn en contra de sus organizaciones criminales. reportera: 140 personas mueren en estados unidos a causa de drogas sintÉticas. expertos dicen que la mue

and not a very happy birthday ok turn 60 today low crude prices put the cartel in a bind while oil giants forecast lasting scars from the coronavirus. and this is all one that's to business japan's ruling party has elected chief cabinet secretary . as its new leader that makes him all but certain to replace a lobby as prime minister he's resigning jujube health issues will have a crisis on his hands. yoshi he does sue god knows what's in store for him the 71 year old had been so obvious right hand man for over a decade serving the former prime minister as government spokes person it is now up to him to lead the country which finds itself in crisis amid the ongoing covert 19 pandemic. in the 2nd quarter japan's gross domestic product dropped by almost a 3rd private consumption a pillar of the economy worth about half of its g.d.p. fell by 8 percent experts were down by almost a 5th. experts are not expecting new economic ideas from your sheehy disregard he has already announced he would stand by his predecessors concept of aba nomics which has loosened monetary policy and fiscal stimulus t

al igual que sus servicios para cÁrteles mexicanos.a mÁquina que detectÓ pulsaciones arma de 2 m bajo la superficie. uno de los trabajadores aclarÓ que aunque se hayan detectado seÑales de vida sÓlo pueden considerarse como pistas para que equipos sigan buscando posibles sobrevivientes. brasil superÓ los 4 millones de infectados por coronavirus luego de que ministerio salud informara de mÁs de 43,000 nuevos contagios en las Últimas 24 horas. el mayor paÍs de amÉrica latina registro 834 nuevos fallecimientos. un dato que eleva el total de muertos a cerca de 125,000. la principal sala de conciertos al aire librede berlÍn, alemania, fue su primera actuaciÓn en seis meses. debido a la restricciones sÓlo se permitió el acceso al sitio a 5000 personas, cuando la instalaciÓn puede acoger a 22,000 asistentes. vamos a la pausa. al volver, la construcciÓn de un aeropuerto en mÉxico revela secretosmi patricia: ironÍas de ironías. una obra moderna revela secretos antiguos en la construcciÓn de un aeropuerto al norte de asia de mÉxico, ha sacado a

(scooter horn beeping) carteles de la patricia: carteles de la droga, empresario colombianos y venezolanosbtenida por periodistas investigadores. univisiÓn participó. gerardo: en estados unidos mueren cada aÑo mÁs de 30,000 personas por sobredosis de fentanilo, una droga sintÉtica. es el negocio mÁs lucrativo actualmente de cÁrteles mexicanos y productores en la china. >> se convierte en medio millÓn de dÓlares.. gerardo: una investigaciÓn a nivel mundial, en la que participÓ univisión, muestra cÓmo el dinero de la droga, asÍ como dividendos de la corrupciÓn y la fortuna de algunos gobernante es se abren paso en el sistema bancario mundial sin obstÁculos. >> ha sido la colaboraciÓn mÁs grande, incluye mÁs de 400 periodistas con medios de 88 paÍses. gerardo: algunos de los burgueses, los empresarios que se enriquecieron con el gobierno de venezuela, aparecen en reporte de actividades sospechosas del banco hsbc, jeep --jp morgan. >> tiene propiedades que las hacen florida. lo que hemos demostradoal indagar en los documentos es que moviÓ $114,000,000. gerardo: ceballos no respondiÓ preguntas

cartels are trying to make up for lost money. the same cartels that smuggle people.is down 60 to 80%. they are losing what makes up for drug smuggling. however, at the same time since the immigration numbers are down, illegal immigration is down because of what president trump did especially family units, border patrol is more people on the line. they're more vigilant. they are seizing more drugs. during the family crisis border patrol said 50 to 60% of our agents are no longer on the line. they're making formula and baby runs. half the border is not on the line. now they're on the line. they're vigilant and attacking the cartels. elizabeth: trafficking of drugs and human beings reflect tougher of increased violence in mexican border towns where drugs are smuggled. acting chief morgan says drug cartels are using new and innovative ways to smuggle drugs. el paso, texas, nearly 160-pounds of liquid meth passed off as bottled water. your reaction? >> look, the cartels are sophisticated. they're always trying to stay one step ahead of law enforcement. even the money, the

first the cartels are trying to make up for lost money. in the same cartels this noble people.border. immigration is out and 60 and 8t human smuggling money so the make up for it with drug smuggling. however, at the same time, since the immigration numbers are down, illegal immigration is down, because of what president trump, gorbachev has more people on the line . the more vigilant so going to be seeing more drugs because remember this, during the family crisis, he said that agents are no longer on the lines . there changing diapers and making runs . now they are all on the line come there vigilant in their attacking the cartels. liz: there trafficking of drugs, like reflecting an increased violence suffered in the mexican border towns for the drugs are smuggled. south of the border we talked about this the homicides per capita are higher than the middle east. they said that drug cartels are using new and innovative ways to smuggle drugs, el paso texas nearly 160 liquid meth past office bottled water your reaction . tom: the cartel orcartels are sophisticated. they're always

the cartel operatives had no idea.'t think those communications could be intercepted by u.s. law enforcement. >> were you reading their test ? texts? >> every single one of them. >> a mirror structure,ing a ladder of phones belonging to el chapo under links, a runner or a driver and so on. >> you simply crack the code? >> after years of hunting, el chapo was in their sight at last. >> somebody was corrupted. >> drew hogan smells a rat and makes a move. >> we had to go into enemy territory. a bold strike with deadly stakes. the city is lighting up, it is on fire. we are alerting everyone that something is not right when "inside the hunt for el chapo" continues. l chapo" continues. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements... neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory... focus... accuracy... learning and concentration. try it today with our money-back guarantee! and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...

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borradas prácticamente todas las huellas del atentado. >>> reiteró que detrás del ataque está el cártel que ya lo había amenazado y poco antes de 10 años desbancó al de sinaloa y siembra el terror en 27 estados. >>> no tenemos la menor duda que fue un grupo que viene de esos estados. >>> aseguró que hasta ahora no sabe por qué intentaron acabar con su vida, en méxico noticias telemundo. >>> y ahora nos vamos a bolivia donde una organización llamada adopta un abuelito invita a la gente que vive cerca de una persona de la tercera edad a que se conviertan en sus benefactores, . >>> los ancianos son los más vulnerables, Óscar de 88 años vive abandonado en el bosquecillo de la paz. >>> ellos trabajan para pagar su alquiler, la vivienda que ocupan es muy lamentable, ellos no tienen casa. >>> pero su suerte y la de otros cambió gracias a la organización adopta un abuelito, motivan a hacerlo. >>> han sufrido la pérdida de su domicilio y han venido a refugiarse. >>> hace 5 meses son varios voluntarios que se han sumado a la organización publicando videos en sus redes. >>> don pedro es una person

investment analyst argues opec is still relevant and says without the cartel oil prices really would have crashed during this pandemic but he says the group's influence is beginning to weigh. what his work is not necessarily necessarily a problem when they don't need to drive not be sick public transport as much i think there will be a permanent shift in office in the way we work more more people will be working a good few days from home and the bravo for. the demise in you know to mine also we are. concerned about. global warming naturally renewables are the future. and spacious clean and see through this could be the future unusual new public toilet block built in a tokyo park. dayton commission's prominent architecture and public facilities. yellow baby changing room pink for women of course and a couple for men but not in use they can strands loosened by an electric current running through the walls as soon as he uses lock the door. because of the pace. of the. business with. to. thank. you. this week on the world stories. tough measures against protesters in belarus honey what's

challenging the authority of government security forces more instances of cartels entering parts of the country where they were not operating in the past so unfortunately the short answer to the question of insecurity is that it is worsening. by what happened over the latest on that from mexico city man as always thank you. that police in haiti have fired tear gas at crowds protesting against the murder of a prominent local lawyer students from law school and part of tempted to blockade the capital streets with burning tires the head of the bar association. was shot dead at his home on friday the students accuse the government of complicit silence during a rise in violence and insecurity in haiti earlier this year united nations report accused haitian police of corruption and not protecting the population. not move today we're demanding the haitian population to stand up to the forces of the nation to stand up against injustice insecurity. bar association has school and we are calling for justice. zimbabwe's high court has granted bail to an opposition politician and a freelance jou

carteles con la imagen de breonna taylor los manifestantes expresaron en forma pacífica su repudio asos tres oficiales vinculados a la muerte de la joven paramédica de 26 años. >>> también el reclamo de justicia se escuchó en chicago, un grupo de manifestantes se unió al grito de justicia por breonna mientras un cordón policial impedía el paso de la protesta hacia la sede central de la policía de la ciudad para prevenir incidentes. >>> y en otros temas, el presidente trump resaltó hoy el anuncio de la empresa johnson and johnson sobre el comienzo de la última fase de estudios de su vacuna experimental. >>> en conferencia de prensa desde la casa blanca alertó a la población a participar de estos estudios de la farmacéutica que incluirá 60,000 voluntarios de varios países . la vacuna tendrá una única dosis lo cual podría acelerar el proceso de inmunización . con esto ya hay cuatro vacunas en la tercera fase de ensayos clínicos en estados unidos. se calcula que dispondrán de suficientes resultados a finales de año y prevén manufacturar 1000 millones de dosis para el 2021. >>> mientras e

mensajes donde dicen que carteles del crimen organizado en méxico la amenaza con hacerle daño a él oder el tiempo una trabajadora sexual que ellos protegen >> nada de eso, como le digo yo soy casado vivo de puro trabajar. >> en el último mensaje le revelan información confidencial del y de su familia por lo que por temor presentó un reporte al departamento de policía >> me dijeron que ignore que en dicho muchos casos de estos pero no hay nada que puedan hacer >> lo que dice el señores adecuado hay que no entrar en pánico >> el director de la oficina del migrante de los Ángeles dice que estos intentos de extorsión son muy frecuentes y recomienda ignorar las amenazas, presentaron reporte ante las autoridades y conservar todas las evidencias del caso incluyendo mensajes de texto y fotografías >> tiene información entre uno que es muy convincente, quieren que hagamos una decisión inmediata supuestamente para resolver la situación >> gabriel huerta telemundo 48 >> dos años de investigaciones la fiscalía de los Ángeles multó a un motel en tu mona con una penalidad de $9000 por tráfico huma

reportero: los menores, como se les conoce a los tres hijos del chapo estarÍan al frente del cÁrtel denaloa. entregar esta ayuda no redime la maldad. >> hay una crisis, el estado mexicano ha recortado los apoyos. el mensaje es claro, nosotros sÍ te ayudamos. intentamos lavarte la cara poco de quiÉnes son. reportero: la semana pasada tambiÉn habrÍan entregado billetes de $200 con la sigla de chapo. su hija alejandra al regalo despensas con la cara del narcotraficante. el "chapo" guzmÁn reconociÓ 23 hijos, pero solo a ivÁn archivaldo habrÍa enseÑado el negocio para suplirlo.

en un restaurante venezolano donde se le escuchó hablar español afuera habían manifestantes con cartelessidente de estados unidos, donald trump además en una universidad intercambió palabras con votantes latinos >> ser un líder con una campaña

en las pesquisas tambiÉn cayÓ un reconocido traficante que tiene vÍnculos con cÁrteles mexicanos.y fraude procesal. arantxa: la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud viene alertando que niÑos y adolescentes son el foco de contagio. en perÚ los menores tienen restricciones de salida y el paÍs ampliÓ el estado de emergencia hasta 31 de octubre. marÍa luisa martínez visitÓ una unidad de cuidados intensivos. reportera: enumera de pacientes contagiados va en aumento. a esto se enfrentan los mÉdicos y enfermeras en la unidad de cuidados intensivos y en la zona de hospitalizaciÓn de covid creado despuÉs de que estallÓ la pandemia. >> ahÍ nosotros como adultos necesitamos hacer un mea culpa. es parte de la responsabilidad que tenemos que tener como adultos. reportera: sobrevivir a una pandemia es su primer y nada sencillo reto de la vida. es esa se estÁ recuperando. las enfermeras la cuidan dÍa y noche como si fuera su propia niÑa. >> para mucho de nosotros es un poco difÍcil. reportera: otros pacientes estÁn muy delicados. este hospital estÁ compartiendo su experiencia con expertos de estados

from monday view it was an easy decision to switch sides and wait for the ngo instead of the cartel it's took 6 months for me to agree to what we've been. because i feel like i can pass on that is our youngest one told me he cannot really my employer i was little sleepy but now he's happy with his new job. i feel very proud. because i'm doing what i swore due to the community reaching out to former gang members like mandy who was the key to making this community service work the price of water reduced to one 5th of the former price and the quality is better to ensure the water meets the safety standards kennedy installed a water purifying system is the only one in the kibera slum. the water come from the wall but all is powered to the ro water tank our side which is 24000 liters comes in to be now to be treated so now the water is no drinking and then we pump it now to the bigger town from here the water is then distribute it so these are clean water on a drink of to show you that. it is clean. tested good. that is sometimes i feel because well treated water kennedy truly inboard is the

for monday abu it was an easy decision to switch sides in work for the n.g.o.s instead of the cartel it's took 6 months for me to agree to work with him because i feel like he will pass on that young woman he cannot be my employer i was look sleeping. but now he's happy with his new job. i feel. due to the community reaching out to former gang members like mandy who was the key to making this community service work the price of water reduced to one 5th of the former price and the quality is better to ensure the water meets the safety standards kennedy told a water purifying system is the only one in the kibera slum. the water come from the. wall is powered to the ro water tank our side. comes in to be now to be treated so now the water is no. and then we pump it now to the big time from here the water is then distributed so these are clean water on a. test good. sometimes i feel because well treated water kennedy truly inboard is the spirit of the saying what is life he and his employees i helping their beloved community one drop at a time. so that's the solution to curtail give them

hizo para que el país no entrara en pánico en nueva jersey muchos latinos se indignaron porque un cartel3% de la población es latino >> no debe haber discriminación a nadie >> el dueño del negocio de venta de cuchillos y reparación de objetos similares dice que no quiso herir los sentimientos de nadie y dice que con el letrero no discriminó a nadie puso la advertencia porque hace unos días trató más de 10 minutos para entender lo que quería un cliente que hablaba español la comunidad no piensa que sus palabras sean sinceras >> se enteró que el letrero era viral claro que lo va a quitar >> el alcalde dice que el mensaje debe ser contundente >> en vez de atacar deben educarlo explicando por qué está mal y vamos a protestar con nuestro bolsillo >> el dueño del negocio ha recibido llamadas de apoyo y de amenaza en nueva jersey noticias telemundo >> qué le parece , vamos a méxico ahí la muerte de otro periodista ha causado protestas en el estado de veracruz , se tratad julio reportero de nota roja , su cuerpo apareció con rastros de tortura sobre las vías del tren en (nombre en inglés) las au

presuntos integrantes del cÁrtel de sinaloa repartieron comida con las iniciales del "chapo" guzmÁn afueral donde atienden a pacientes de coronavirus. el hijo del capo habrÍa regalado la comida. es martes, 1 de septiembre, comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. con patricia janiot. patricia: muy buenas noches. las redadas migratorias que ice habÍa suspendido por la pandemia se reanudaron en varias partes del paÍs. la agencia informÓ que entre julio y agosto arrestÓ a mÁs de 2000 indocumentados a nivel nacional. dice que la gran mayorÍa de detenidos tiene antecedentes de delitos violentos. el resto son inmigrantes con orden de deportaciÓn, y se quedaron en el paÍs o regresaron. comenzamos con galo arellano. galo: es el momento en el que agentes de inmigraciÓn golpean la puerta de la vivienda de un indocumentado en miami para arrestarlo. en minutos, lo esposan y lo llevan un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes para su inmediata deportaciÓn. fue un operativo realizado por inmigraciÓn en varias ciudades. se llevÓ a cabo entre julio y agosto

de inocencia, condiciones de completa tortura. >> según ella, reunirse con el presunto líder del cártelpude visitar al señor guzmán desde marzo, nos limitaron a una llamada a la semana por una hora, no es mucho para poder discutir. pero se mantuvo involucrado, y partió sus ideas y comentarios. lo noto un poco más deprimido. los efectos del confinamiento solitario por casi tres años le han afectado . >> el chapo mantiene comunicación limitada con su familia vía telefónica, a pesar de que no avisto a sus gemelas desde diciembre de 2019. en cuanto a su esposa emma coronel. >> se mantiene al pendiente del proceso de apelación. >> por el momento el documento de este proceso que apenas comienza se mantendrá sellado hasta que las autoridades decidan hacerlo público. >> (música). >> estados unidos continúa la batalla contra la covid-19. >> (información en pantalla). >> el país reportó casi 40 y 4500 nuevos contagios de covid-19 este sábado, cuando gobernadores y expertos piden a residentes y visitantes respetar las medidas sanitarias para evitar un aumento de contagios tras el fin de semana fer

happens on the 60th anniversary of the opec cartel. where some of the party had been planned -- had been interrupted because of the covid-19 pandemic. ellen wald is a senior fellow at .he atlantic council opec for an studying long time. when we think about the history of this day and the power it has ,ielded over time on the market has it lost its power in shaping the price of oil globally? an inflated sense of the ability to control the price of oil because opec has historically only been effective when it controlled most of the spare capacity. opec was founded in 1960 but it didn't have any power to speak of until we get to 1970, which it was forced to import from the middle east and most of that spare capacity in the world was centered in opec countries. toc power has continued wax and waneed -- over the years. when it does have power over the price of oil, it tends to wield the power and consumers around the world field the -- feel the effects in a very significant way. vonnie: how has the power shifted in the global oil universe?

for monday it was an easy decision to switch sides in work for the n.g.o.s instead of the cartel it's took 6 months for me to agree to work with him. because i feel like i can pass on that is our youngest one told me he cannot really my employer i was little sleepy but now he's happy with his new job. i feel very proud. because some doing what i see due to the community reaching out to former gang members like mandela who was the key to making this community service work the price of water reduced to one 5th of the former price and the quality is better to ensure the water meets the safety standards kennedy installed a water purifying system is the only one in the kibera slum. the water come from the wall but all its power to the ro water tank our side which is 24000 liters comes in to be now to be treated so now the water is no drinking and then we pump it now to the big time from here the water is then distributed so this is our clean water or a drink of to show you that. it is clean. test good. that is sometimes i feel because well treated water kennedy truly inboard is the spirit

presunción de inocencia y condiciones de tortura. >> según colón reunirse con el presunto líder del cártel desde marzo. lo habilitaron a una llamada a la semana una hora, obviamente que no es mucho para poder discutir, pero sí, se mantuvo claro también involucrado, él impartió sus ideas y comentarios. lo noto un poco más deprimido, puedo ver cómo los efectos del confinamiento solitario por más de dos años, tres años y tanto, le han afectado. >> el chapo mantiene comunicación limitada con su familia vía telefónica, esto a pesar que no ha visto a sus gemelas desde diciembre del 2019. en cuanto a su esposa, emma coronel. >> se mantiene pendiente de lo que es el proceso de apelación, y en cuanto a menos preguntas. >> por el momento el documento de este proceso que apenas comienza se mantendrá hinchado hasta que las autoridades decidan hacerlo público. >> estados unidos continúa la batalla contra el covid 19. más de 6,292,000 personas se han contagiado con el virus, mientras que casi 290 mil ha perdido la vida. éste sábado justo gobernadores y expertos piden tomar precauciones y respetar las me

is known to have a lot of cartel activity including activity from the highly skilled new generation cartel which is gained a lot of newer notoriety recently but this also happened just after president of the discipline to elope is what i thought had given his his state of the nation speech where he touted gains being made in terms of curbing back violence and curbing in curbing violent crime in the nation so people have been quick to point out that irony man i'm wondering we keep seeing matter right records broken and mexico what's driving that as the coronavirus pandemic played into any of this at all. so last year for example $21000.00 was the most murderous year since records began and in mexico the total but in all of 200-1000 was $35588.00 homicides and if you look at the data so far into in 2020 between january and july of this year's been almost 18000 recorded homicides with 11 states saying that they've seen an increase in violence compared to the same time period last year and we're seeing instances of cartels entering parts of the country that they weren't operating in before ins

and money coming in for example from drug cartels crime rings money traffickers corrupt politicians the taliban even i mean we really are talking about the darkest underbelly of the world series talking about drug cartels terrorists can you give us a couple examples of what's been uncovered well let's take j.p. morgan for example it allowed $1000000000.00 into an account despite not knowing whom that account belonged to and then it transpired that the account holder was on the f.b.i.'s top 10 most wanted list. also really stood out over the heart of that 2 trillion was actually moved through its accounts and it's not like the banks were completely in the dark for example h.s.b.c. was warned that it was essentially enabling a ponzi scheme but still it didn't cut anyone off unfortunately this leak has been politicized by some in the media in the u.k. especially that has been a particular emphasis on those russians involved take for example a former russian politician sanctioned by the u.s. he sent around $8000000.00 to a compound trip in london some of that money was ultimately actually d

algunos manifestantes portaban carteles que decian: "no hay nuevo juez de la corte suprema".egun un comunicado de la oficina de mcconnell, el senado cumplira con la agenda del presidente trump, "particularmente con sus destcados nombramientos a la judicatura federal". la organizacion sin fines de lucro "vote common good", esta integrada por lideres religiosos que buscan impedir la re-eleccion del presidente trump. en una reciente encuesta que relizaron, el 11 por ciento de los participantes evangelicos y catolicos dijeron que ahora votaran por el vicepresidente joe biden. dulce castellanos nos explica porque y la importancia de este cambio de opinion entre este segmento de votates... una enfermera de un centro de detencion de migrantes, en georgia, denuncio la practica de varias histerectomias, sin el consentimiento de las indocumentadas detenidas, lo que motivo una serie de protestas. y como nos dice fabiola galindo, las movilizaciones de oy terminaron con un enfrentamiento con la policia y el arresto de manifestantes. ha pasado una semana, y aun las autoidades del condadado

in mexico, the dangers of leaving school early are especially bad, given the lure of the drug cartelse tablets and online access to children who often can't leave home because of drug violence. there's really a strong need for digitisation. whether we like it or not, everything's becoming digital. it has to be a key part of school infrastructure. it has to be a key part of the educational budget. and i think the mexican government should adapt to that. they should make sure all schools will have internet access. and there are possibilities to learn even without physical presence. for now, the government of the president has turned to his traditional enemies, the country's media moguls, to overcome the challenges. but mexico has one of the poorest education systems in the americas, and the government admits lessons may continue this way for some time. translation: we all want to return to classes and the company of friends. teachers, we miss you. however, the risk to health continues to be high. the reality of the situation has forced us to be patient. parents and children alike are de

the united states government spends billions fighting those 2 entities drug cartels and terrorist groups and yet the journalist's consortium behind the fence and leaps in leaks including buzz feed said that the us is the machine room in room of money laundering so what's behind that paradox. like we said before i think the main thing is that it's it's really there is has to be a lot of effort put into finding all of like how to stop this like the fins and like the authority that like this these guys on named after they have $270.00 employees but they get $2000000.00 reports every year i think you know every month i don't know but it's like it's millions of reports every year and they have 270 people to check on them like how are they able to go go off to everyone everything and everyone so i think that's like the main thing is it's a huge system like billions think it's 5 billions of money every day laundered all of the wood. it's very complicated these people go to great lengths to hide the methods and then if you have like like a couple of dozen people hunting them down and that's like

the united states government spends billions fighting those 2 entities drug cartels and terrorist groups and yet the journalist's consortium behind the fence and leaps in leaks including buzz feed said that the us is the machine room room of money laundering so what's behind that paradox. like we said before i think the main thing is that it's it's really there is has to be a lot of effort put into finding all a black hole just like the finns and like the authority that like this these guys on named after they have $270.00 employees but they get $2000000.00 reports every year i think you know every month i don't know but it's like it's millions of reports every year and they have 270 people to check on them like how are they able to go go off to everyone everything and everyone so i think that's like the main thing is it's a huge system like billions i think it's 5 billions of money every day laundered all over the would. it's very complicated these people go to great lengths to hide the methods and then if you have like like a couple of dozen people hunting them down and that's like def

the united states government spends billions fighting those 2 entities drug cartels and terrorist groups and yet the journalist's consortium behind the fence and leaps include leaks including buzz feed said that the u.s. is the machine room room of money laundering so what's behind that paradox. like we said before i think the main thing is that it's it's really there was has to be a lot of effort put into finding all of like how to stop this like like the finns and like the authority that like this these guys are named after they have $270.00 employees but they get $2000000.00 reports every year i think if we go every month i don't know but it's like it's millions of reports every year and they have $270.00 people to check on them like how are they able to go go off to everyone everything and everyone so i think that's like the main thing is it's a huge system like billions think it's 5 billions of money every day laundered all over the world. it's very complicated these people go to to do to great lengths to hide their. methods and then you have like like a couple of dozen people hunti

we have to go after these cartels and we have to issue issue with liberal policies that allow these cartelseaction to homeland securities u.s. marshals, good guys breaking up criminal gangs. they have found nearly 90 missing children, missing children who were rescued. they found them in oklahoma, indiana, ohio, in georgia. so these are kids that have been abused, neglected. some involved in human trafficking a big push by the trump administration to find and rescue missing children. what an achievement. your reaction? >> two thumbs up for the good guys. we're always trying to -- when the handcuffs are taken off of the good guys and we're allowed to go after these criminals, we will be able to solve crimes. we will be able to protect the innocent. obviously children are the most innocent and they're the most vulnerable but when those handcuffs are taken off, the trump administration has taken the handcuffs off of law enforcement we're able to make a big difference in the lives of those who need, who need a difference made. elizabeth: brandon, can you explain how the handcuffs were put on th

the united states government spends billions fighting those 2 entities drug cartels and terrorist groups and yet the journalist's consortium behind the fence and leaps include leaks including buzz feed said that the u.s. is the machine room room of money laundering so what's behind that paradox. like we said before i think the main thing is that it's it's really there is has to be a lot of effort put into finding all of like how to stop this like like the fins and like the authority that like this these guys on named after they have $270.00 employees but they get $2000000.00 reports every year i think it's a year every month i don't know but it's like it's millions of reports every year and they have $270.00 people to check on them like how are they able to go go off to everyone everything and everyone so i think that's like the main thing is it's a huge system like billions of like i think it's 5 billions of money every day laundered all over the world. it's very complicated these people go to to do to great lengths to hide their. methods and then you have like like a couple of dozen pe

in issue liberal policies that allow the cartels to operate. to homeland security u.s. marshals and more of the good guys breaking up criminal gangs, they have found nearly 90 missing children, missing children who were rescued, they found them in oklahoma, indiana, ohio, georgia, these are kids that have been abused, neglected, some involved in human trafficking and a big push by the trump administration to findss and rescue missing children, your reaction. >> two thumbs up for the good guys, were always trying to win, when handcuffs are taken of the good guys and were allowed to go after the criminals, we will be able to solve crimes, we will be able to protect the innocent and obviously children of the most innocent and the most vulnerable. when the handcuffs are taken off of the trump administration has taken the handcuffs off of law enforcement, we are able to make a big difference in the lives of those who need a difference ma made. liz: brandon can you explain how the handcuffs were m put on the good guys here trying to do the right thin

for monday who it was an easy decision to switch sides in work for the n.g.o.s instead of the cartel it's took 6 months for me to agree to work with him because i feel like. that is so young. he cannot be my employer i was a little sleepy. but now he's happy with his new job. i feel very proud. because i'm doing what i say to the community reaching out to former gang members like mandela who was the key to making this community service work the price of water reduced to one 5th of the former price and the quality is better to ensure the water meets the safety standards kennedy installed a water purifying system is the only one in the kibera slum. the water come from the wall while it's power to the row water tank our side which is 24000 liters comes in to be now to be treated so now the water is no drinking ball and then we pump it now to the big attack from here the water is then distributed so this is our clean water or a drink of the sure that. is clean. test good. that is sometimes i feel because well treated water kennedy truly inboard is the spirit of the saying what is life he

la respuesta te brapida de la policía este tipo siga dsipa desde el hospital el responsbilizó al cártelsinaron. >> donald trump sigue investigando el apulñalmiento que fue objetiov de un atento terrorista hace cinco años y dos de las víctimas están en estado critio y la fiscalía se ha hecho cargo de la detención tras dos sospechosos. >> también se limpió un sembradío de marihuana y la semana pasad dieron la yerba en el campo y tomaron fotografías y videos y hoy se dirigieron en al zona donde encontraron un campo con 50 plantas de marihuana y algunas plantas habían sisdo cose chados. >> también el que se u esposo estiar vinculado y boom escribió artas de recomendación y al ingsar al sistema universitarios y si él siguió el proceso regular no hay problema pero su nombre surgió tras una auditoría de 55 estudiantes que no calificaban. >> ahora pasemos a hablar sobre la luna porque se observa la noche para observarla y abel hernández hablo de este evento eres un evento qlcemroa s nivel mundial la luna y así te puedo que sean parte el pirmeo de octubre sin embargo, durante su cuarto creciente

and this is where the breakdown of the cartel system begins. the high command of the confederacy, of course, does not want african-american soldiers in the field. they are offended by this. but they absolutely refuse to treat them as white soldiers. and this complicates exchange dramatically. sutton says at the time that black soldiers cannot be recognized in any way as soldiers, subjects of the rules of war, and they absolutely refused to exchange african-americans/ -- exchange african-americans. this gets worse as time goes on because not only is the confederacy refusing to exchange any african-american soldiers they take, but reports start to get back to union authorities that many men are shot in the process of surrender, the cash to rate among african-americans that are incarcerated is very high. over the course of the war, over are taken, which is really a small number of those that the number should reflect. and, of those that do go into captivity, only 35% -- i'm sorry, 35% dying captivity. -- so, lincoln'response lincoln's response at

as for colombian drug cartels and other criminal organizations so you belong with some shady new groups on the international crime scene don't you. your god continue to mention only if you want to continue this episode as long as you want you can continue to mention as much as you want of examples but this is not going to change the truth that these are things are put in the most of the western media against hezbollah against any. religious stance move against any resistance group in order to distort the image in order to justify and he suggests against that you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we my about your support for the assad government by scholl assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape torture and extermination that. his forces have been carrying out you've got no principles no red lines as far as that sort of behavior is concerned. let me ask you about the western media about your government of the wes