it's validated gang members, it's a validated gang.al purpose to keep their gang going. >> what's going on, fellas? >> what's up with you? >> what's going on? >> i'm a legend wherever i go. >> we good everywhere. >> everywhere in california? >> i'm a begin administer everywhere they put me. >> outside of california. >> what are you going to do when you finally get out? >> contact some positive contacts and see if i can push all these businesses where they need to be. until bro get out i going to chill. >> stay out of trouble? time to make some money for yourself, stay out of here? >> yeah. >> making that right now. getting calculated every day. the money is legit. >> you guys on youtube or you guys on i-tunes? >> itunes. >> itunes? upgraded tod to i-tune? >> you owe me to at least buy the album. >> i watched you come up from youtube. some grimy youtube videos. up to itunes, huh? just got to put that rap music to good. make some money, not make some violence, huh? >> rap's been having a bad rap for that for a long time. you can't really

but now a new gang has emerged.orn in san antonio and rapidly spreading both on the streets and in prisons and jails. they are called the tango orejones. >> at one point they were all together and then as the years progressed they eventually broke away and now they're at odds with each other. the orejones began as foot soldiers of the mexican mafia but in the late 1990s they split off to form their own gang, which today rejects the mafia's strict rules and structure. >> [ bleep ]. >> they're very loose. there's no constitution. there's no real process on getting in. you can literally be an orejone tomorrow if you want to be one. orejones recruit on a daily basis. you send one orejone to population, within 24 hours he's going to have three people with him. what started as a few members of orejones quickly grew into hundreds of members. and we went from having a small problem to having a large problem. >> orejone, baby! >> we eventually had to get all the orejones we confirmed and basically corral them to one living a

worst part about gangs is paranoia. it's like a virus. it invades. sometimes people hear things that weren't said. some people see things that really didn't happen. as a end result, a lot of innocent people have died. i just got tired of it all. all the lies, you know. all the backstabbing. all the politics, paranoia. i just got tired of it. >> victor joined the mexican mafia while serving a prior 23-year prison sentence for kidnapping and aggravated assault. a recent parole violation landed him back in jail. where he has adopted a fatherly role with some of the younger ex-gang members in his unit. >> you want to do it in the right way, legal way. >> i'm told i can't be doing this. >> can't be going to prison at this age. >> among those victor counsels is johnny robles, charged with attempted capital murder and theft. he pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> you get to a point where you got to make a decision. is this the type of life i want? >> you know, i have to first of all be willing to change my life, you know

you are not a gang member?. >> go back to your unit. >> thank you. >> thanks for your time. >> officer rodriguez and corporal garcia will continue to monitor perales and for now, would like to see her pen pal relationships continue. >> one reason why we're not jumping on that right at this point, we don't want to expose the fact that we know she's receiving mail. once we expose that they'll cut her off and this may be something we could potentially use to learn information. so, so far we'll go ahead and give her the benefit of the doubt that she's not doing anything, however we did warn her if anything comes out we'll take appropriate action. >> perales has no intention of giving rodriguez and his team any more to work with. she says her brief experiment with pen pals has been more trouble than it's worth. >> i mean, i don't even know who he is, i never seen that person. and, you know, i get letters and i can't even read them, i don't know what the hell it says and find out it has gsrp, whatever it is in orejon

leading some to believe gang activity is at play. the police department doesn't have a gang unit... but it trains officers on gang recognition. even so... a former gang member says the community is suffering without such a unit. if im hanging out with a group of guys but im not gang banging but them guys over there dont like those groups of guys because these guys are gang banging but these are all my friends when they they see me somewhere by myself they are gonna put me in with that gang with those guys police say they haven't connected any of the recent violence to gangs. a hog confinement facility in southeast iowa went up in flames... the washington county facility caught fire around ten tuesday night... and rekindled again the morning were killed... and as you can see, there is little left of the building. no employes were working at the time of the fire... and the cause is under investigation. a metro food bank is turning to the community to help fill its selves today the wa food bank association kick off the holiday season this afternoon with their stock the pantry event. th

gang members love to put their gang somewhere visibly on their body so rival gang members or their ownembers can identify them as, are they friend or foe? and we train our class officers to look for these identifiers and if they can't get the gang member to self-admit then they refer to the gang officers and we look at these tattoos. aside from just tattoo, we'll look at their history in the fassel. do they have a history of conducting gang-related activity. strong-arming in the units. group assaults, things of that kind of nature. in conjunction with their tattoos and that history, we can establish whether or not the guy is a gang member. >> raymond diaz is up front about his gang-related tattoos. >> the stuff i got on me, a lot of it is gang related. they call them like stamps, you know. everything was done behind bars with a staple. we don't use fancy needles and all that. the main part on my chest, it's the blast and that's for dongo blast. it's probably one of the biggest prison gangs in texas. i chose to put it in big letters on my chest because when i get to a prison unit or a p

with his gang enhancement, he was sentenced to 11 years.sins have been at the jail for nearly two years on these cases and will soon transfer to state prison. and as they wait, time continues to pass them by. >> we've been down a couple years, and our folks just started passing. we don't even have all of the obit waries out in the people. some of them were older, but the other ones, they were young. some of them passed away due to gun violence. >> that's not even the half. it's been more than that. it seems like to us that it's like a lot of people that's close to us has been going, like, and we've been sitting here like, man, bro, this is crazy. >> i think if i wasn't here with him, i would probably be more stress on me. you know what i'm say something we've been holding each other up, not holding each other down, you know? >> just a few days later, thompson was sent to prison. >> i was sleep. they called him. man, you know what i'm saying? he gone. it's crazy. you know what i'm saying? i was mad. i was walking around. the tears was alread

the reason being that the gangs want it that way. the blacks are over here, the hispanics is our main gang here at san quentin. it's because they're better organized. the white guys over here an the parallel bars and the picnic table, over in the corner you see where the asians are sitting. >> you can't just walk and sit down at a table. i have to explain that. confrontation with that two or three times. i saw a table, i sat down. it's not like that. you got to ask for permission. >> even such a minor misstep can be taken as a sign of disrespect. and that can lead to widespread violence. though correctional staff is constantly on the lookout for weapons, it's well known that many on this yard are armed for battle and none more so than the northern hispanics. >> they have a minister of defense and his thing is he's to have ten weapons ready at any time down here on this yard. their weapons are all hid over there. and in the morning we'll come over and search that area and try to find their weapons, but they're getting better and bette

unit but it trains its officers on gang recognition... former crip -- bernard davis -- says without a unit the community is suffering. gang activity is on rise and affecting those even guilty by 515314 - if im hanging out with a group of guys but im not gang banging but them guys over there dont like those groups of guys because these guys are gang banging but these are all my friends when they they see me somewhere by myself they are gonna put me in with that gang with those guys lack of cooperation from witnesses is leaving police without a motive or a connection for the crimes.... frustrating those think their community and police department can do better 583122 - they cant expect everyone to just run out there and get to tellin you do your job as a police officer. investigate properly and it will come together - the department typically increases patrols during the summer months. but could adjust it's strategies due to the recent violence. an overnight fire destroyed a hog confinement facility in southeast iowa... the confinement buil

definitely not gang banging. but i wish all my buddies and friends luck. >> 20 miles to the north at the county's main jail in downtown sacramento, chris la force is about to make a transition as well. one he has made a thousand times before. >> once i start being a kind of person a guy wants me to be, it's going to change my life a little better. >> the day has arrived for his release. surveillance cameras capture la force in his changeout cell. and later making his way off the grounds of the jail. la force says his goal is to reconnect with his mother. but 36 hours later, he was back in jail. >> home again. 36 whole hours. >> you were gone 6 hours? >> maybe that long. >> you're proud of that? >> [ bleep ]. i mean, like me, i'm mentally ill a little bit, you know. heck yeah, i'm proud of that. nobody else has ever done it. i just want to stay in jail forever. >> la force. >> yes? >> roll everything up. >> la force's latest violation will result in another 180 days in jail. a new chance to sober up. and perhaps s

what former gang members are saying... and why they claim police are not taking the investigations seriously... tuition hike... the board of regents voted today to raise tuition at one of the three public universities... the students that can expect to be paying more next fall. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..this is the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 at least 14 people are dead -- after one-to-three people opened fire at a california center for people it happened around lunchtime in san bernardino. police say at least 17 people are injured. good evening. i'm lynn melling. thank you for joining us tonight.. a terrifying afternoon and evening for people in san bernardino, california.. at this hour... police say... two of the shooting suspects are dead... killed in a shoot out with police.. a third person was detained close to the scene of the shootout... but it is possible he is not connected to the shootings. earlier police said they were hunting as many as three suspects.. who had fled in a black s-u-v. "we

how old were you when you joined the gang? >> 13. >> did you think you'd live to see age 50 in raise your hand. any of you. no? now do you think you'll live to see age 50? every one? >> angela has lost custody of her four children. >> every day is like -- you just have a -- i know as long as i keep one foot in front of the other and i keep doing the right thing, it's going to be okay. >> janet has spent three years in prison. carlos has spent 13 and steve was sentenced to life but was released after 17 years. the gang life, what is it that drew you in? >> just the feeling of being welcomed and being latino, it's like a bunch of brothers and sisters i didn't have. >> like a family? >> yes, like a family. >> the gang was just a way of life. it was just -- i don't really feel like i chose that lifestyle. the lifestyle in a way chose me. >> homeboy for me is like a second chance. it's a chance at life that i didn't know i had. come here and it's great to see this as a normal human being and then some. he sees us as equals. >> were

leading some to believe gang activity is at play. the police department doesn't have a gang unit... but it trains officers on gang recognition. even so... a former gang member says the community is suffering without such a unit. if im hanging out with a group of guys but im not gang banging but them guys over there dont like those groups of guys because these guys are gang banging but these are all my friends when they they see me somewhere by myself they are those guys police say they haven't connected any of the recent violence to gangs. a hog confinement facility in southeast iowa went up in flames... the washington county facility caught fire around ten tuesday night... and rekindled again the morning after. an estimated four thousand hogs were killed... and as you can see, there is little left of the building. no employes were working at the time of the fire... and the cause is under investigation. a metro food bank is turning to the community to help fill its selves today the iowa food bank association kick off the holiday season this afternoon with their stock the pantry even

. >> deputies respond to a possible gang beating inside a cell. but outside the view of surveillance cameras. >> it appears there's a physical altercation that's transpiring at this time. you can see the bodies jerking back and forth. >> the inmates say it was nothing. >> it was just rough housing, that's all. >> that's for children. >> but one sergeant isn't so sure. >> we know that these individuals are gang members. this may have been a new recruit to this gang, getting jumped in. >> a wounded warrior now faces a whole new battle. >> they said i stabbed one guy ten times. >> stop at the red line. turn and face the wall. >> arrested with him, is his girlfriend. but will jail tear them apart. >> it feels like his lawyers are trying to put it on me. >>> just a mile from the state capitol building in sacramento, california, it could be mistaken for just another office, instead of open cubicles, you'll only find locked cells inside the main branch of the sacramento county jail system. of the 2,000 men and women incarcerated here, about 60% are only

and an alleged gang member runs into trouble. >> you're talking like we're equal. we're not.ou do not run the institution. >> a high-speed chase ends with the discovery of a 21-year-old murder victim. >> david dulles is potentially one of the most dangerous inmates we've ever dealt with. >> you're going to miss me when i'm gone, aren't you? >> i'm going to miss you like a hemorrhoid. >> located across the hudson river in new york city, bergen county ranks among one of the largest communities. it's one of its own cross roads of the world. most of the men and 50 women here have only been charged with crimes and they're awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. >> having spent nearly two years in the jail's max numb security unit, david goodell has picked up a new skill. >> when i was locked in the cell by myself, they kind of let me pick up art activities. we've got this for origami. >> i was kind of rushing, but it's basically the idea. >> he's very intelligent. he can be narcissistic, grandizing. and he can be convincing. staff realized to deal with goodal is to deal w

gangs in recent cases. he said the department takes a prevention approach when it comes to gangs. 29:04-29:26 we have expanded our youth programs, particularly our police athletic league and our youth mentoring program. so we partner with out community groups that are out there actually making a difference. and the ministry and the neighborhood leaders so that we are letting kids know early on that they have options but you don't need to follow this lifestyle. des moines does have a summer enforcement unit... but those officers move to burglary investigations, which spikes about this time of the we are learning more about the couple behind yesterdat;s mass shooting in san bernardino, california that left fourteen people dead and twenty-one wounded. as bad as yesterday's attack was - investigators say it could have been a lot worse. jinah kim has the latest from san bernardino. after spending all night and morning searching the suspects' home and suv, the san bernardino police chief said the husband-and-wife

particular gangs are predatory gangs and they prey upon the weaker inmates. we want to get them out of population so we can make the jail, as a whole, safer for inmates and staff. >> so you understand what i'm telling you, right? >> i'm going on lockdown? >> you probably will today. >> why? >> my job is to figure out where we're going to house you at. >> but i'm not doing nothing. why should i go on lockdown if i'm not doing anything? you could look at my reports. >> i am looking at your reports. >> i'm not getting in trouble. i'm not getting write ups. >> we're talking about a report you were involved in. why do you think this guy would identify you as a member of the mexican mafia? >> who is he? >> it doesn't matter who he is. why would he say that? >> to put you on lockdown. >> why would he want to do that to you? why does somebody want to get rid of you? >> i don't know. i don't have no response to that. >> you got in a fight with two guys, didn't you? or one guy? what was that about? >> money. >> talking about drugs here? know, talking about money he owe

a city torn apart by charges of police misconduct and gang-related murders. tonight, o one mother's pnful journey to improve the place some refer to as chiraq. >>> we're hearing from the new young stars of the hotly anticipated "star wars: the force awakens." about to bring you back to the galaxy far, far away. what the newbies told us about the legendary harrison ford. >> chewy, we're home. >>> and this year's favorite viral videos. the shake it off singing cop. the ball prank. gus who still holds the title for the most popular video of all-time? first the "nightline 5." >> what does it take to stay close to a dad who's oceans a box of crayons. a fleet of paper airplanes. a next-door neighbor with a box. and a delivery from overseas. that make the distance disappear. papeand packaging. how live unfieldolds. seconds. >>> good evening. thap are thanks for joiningng us. tonight many in chicago saying, enough is enough. protesters taking to the streets demanding action. it's the latest clash i in an ongoing war against violence in a city that's lost so many sons

now all officers are trained to identify gang activity... instead of gang activity.. it was drug activity that caught the attention of police in northern iowa... the cerro gordo county sheriff's this week... mike sullivan has the result. 16 drug traffickers are off the streets of mason city... 13 sitting here in the cerro gordo county jail. s/chief deputy david hepperly/cerro gordo county sheriff's office :11-17 "these are a lot of investigations that had been taking place over a period of time, and it was the proper time to make the arrest at this point." one by one these faces met law enforcement... the work of the cerro gordo county sheriff's office and the north central iowa narcotics task force. "it happens periodically, it's not an everyday occurrence obviously." the drug charges are widespread. "prescription medication sold illegally, marijuana, and methamphetamine." out of all three... 11 are tied to the delivery of meth. "well we continue to do our investigations as we always do. i will say these are ongoing investigations, and we are expecting to make more a

gang-related crimes do occur here. in the city's bergen county jail about 15% of the inmates are gang affiliated. while most are divided among racial lines, the dominant gang here has found strength in diversity. >> the predominant gang inside bergen county jail is united blood nation. they recruit anybody. they believe in numbers. it's a numbers game for them. there could be bloods from different ethnic backgrounds, black, white, hispanic. when i worked in the state prison system system i actually had a blood gang member who was a hindu. their willingness to accept anybody into their gang is what makes them the most dangerous. because we don't know where they're coming from. >> sometimes blood members don't even know each other. one blood everyone seems to know is michael bates, who has just met with his attorney and is not pleased with what he has learned. >> i got to go to trial now. >> why? >> they're throwing double-digit figures at me. i don't want it. if i got to do some time, they got to give it to me. i'm not

not all drive-bys or shootings are gang related and they are not seeing connections to gangs in recent cases. he said the department takes a prevention approach when it comes to gangs... through youth prevention programs. women in military combat... until today it had never been a possibility... but that barrier came tumbling down today enabling women to protect america's freedom on the front lines... justin surrency explains why it's important here in iowa... a new soldier... "this is exciting for us in the iowa national guard."never before seen on the front lines of combat will soon become a reality... "huge for us historically" on thursday defense secretary ash carter declared women eligible for all combat positions in the military... "this means they will be able to contribute in ways never before, colonel hapgood with the iowa national guard says it will open up doors for iowans that have been national guard... "incredibly exciting for us to open up hundrequalified women across the state of iowa."positions that have been exclusively for men... recruiting of women for combat positi

./ gang. >bt take agqook at the areas where police sa| the gang hit.rj the that he was targeted f shopping>u centers.>. >> grand jury+÷ indicted 21 peopleg5. 5 madees the fears ct appearances today. >>[y katie has the story from t santa clara couldn't courthous d courthouse. >>reporter: santa clara county grand jury indicted 21 people onz vehicular burglary charges with cases spanning the bay area. >> work together to take down a violent street gang that had been burglarizing vehicle throughout the bay area. >>reporter: the connection are all members of the ghost town gang of oak land. >> this tech gang seemed to target shopping centers, 2 in particular seemed to come up often, in milpitas and palo alto where electric tropic were taken. r there are some 72 break instant. which is what complicatesthe case. defense attorney robert buyers says this you have tow?ú figure out w these cases are connected. just doesn't take 21 people so break no a car and yet it looks like there are several counts

katie utehs reports. >> reporter: the gang org orchestrated the gang break-ins which ups the charges.er defendant is facing attempted murder charges for trying to run over an officer who was trying to arrest him. here's what we know so far about this large and complicated case. a santa clara county grand jury indicted 21 people on vehicular burglary charges with cases spanning the bay area. >> worked together to take down a violent street gang that had been burglarizing vehicles throughout the bay area. >> reporter: the deputy district attorney all remember the ghost town gang of oakland. >> this particular gang seemed to target shopping centers, two in particular seemed to come up often. >> reporter: the mccarthy ranch in milpitas and stanford shopping center in palo alto, where electronics were taken. there were some 72 break-ins, which is what complicates the case. >> you have to figure out how these cases are connected. it doesn't take 21 people to break into a car. and yet, it looks like there's 21 people charged with breaking into the same car. >> reporter: he's concerned with t

also coming up, protests in india after the youngest convict in a deadly gang rape three years ago is released from jail. >> warring parties in yemen agree to more talks in january. >> a massive land slide in southern china. 59 people are missing. >> the christmas barbecue for these families in south africa. >>> good to have your companies. the polls have closed in a landmark election in spain the first since the country arrived from a financial crisis. the ruling people's party is hoping to be re-elected. socialists are expected to become second. naturally the economy is a key issue in a country where the unemployment rate is 21% and a massive 47% amongst the young. >> there's a lot of excitement and anticipation here at the people's party headquarters as you would expect. nobody in the governing party expects the kind of victory that they enjoyed in 2011 when they got almost 45% of the vote. as you were saying in your introduction, the age of that sort of two-party dominance in politics appears to be over. however, the people's party is showing a dominance and the prime minister is

, those two gang members, jose and gilbert actually confessed the cab driver shooting to o'malley. >>hen i read this letter everything just came back to me from that day. i put it all together. when these guys confessed to me. >> o'malley didn't want to appear on camera, but told us he also checked with the nypd after getting those confessions back in 2002 and like detective forcelli before him, o'malley was told there was no record of the crime. after getting eric's letter in 2012, o'malley addressed the court in a sworn affidavit stating that eric gli >> o'malley didn't want to appear on camera, but told us he also checked with the nypd after getting those confessions back in 2002 and like detective forcelli before him, o'malley was told there was no record of the crime. after getting eric's letter in 2012, o'malley addressed the court in a sworn affidavit stating that eric glisson and the others were innocent of the cab driver shooting. armed with that kind of statement you'd think eric would be literally home free. you'd be wrong. >>> coming up, eric glisson isn't giving up. >> th

he said zaevion was caught in the cross-fire of rival gangs.oush says one of the gang members who shot at zaevion was brandon perry. a group of men shot at brandon perry's home, and brandon perry went to retaliate, and in retaliating he shot this football star. >> that's absolutely correct. that's exactly what we know at this point. >> reporter: the chief said perry ended up being shot and killed by a rival gang, less than three hours after he shot at zaevion. this weekend at a candlelight vigil, classmates honored the sophomore, who grew up in a high-crime area of knoxville and became the football player with star potential. rob black was his coach: >> a great kid. a guy that, you know, worked harder than anybody, it seemed like, and a guy that made the right choices. and that gave him a chance, you know, to be successful. and he is a success story. >> reporter: as zaevion's family and his football team prepare to bury him the day after christmas, knoxville police are still actively looking for three more gang members they say are suspects. th

rubio and the gang of eight do not introduce a prospective. if you get back to america, they don't address that at all. if ted cruz wanted to play the same game, he could open the avenue up and say there's no enforcement going forward with people that get into america under the gang of eight. >> you said he was making a rhetorical argument. does that mean we shouldn't have taken him at his word, he was looking for a way to find a which to the bill that we were being naive or people listening to that being naive? that phrase rhetorical argument, the washington speak, no. >> i've offered a lot of amendments on the floor and in committee and i've been known to bring some pressure to the other side to try to bring some debate out of them and put in em in a place. but that argument that it increases the odds of the bill would finally pass, i think that is a rhetorical argument and meant to be made for the other side. when you live in this arena, you hear that, recognize it for what it is. >> i hear you. i've been in the town a long time. you've bee

history, schools could soon be making room for gang resistance and training program. this is a city which virtually has no gang-related violence. >> we don't have a problem because we take a proactive approach. we bring programs into the school system like this. >> the six-week course will be taught once a week by officers. the money for the program comes from the federal government. only fifth graders from two schools will take the class. cynthia chandler is against the program because she says it takes away from the curriculum. >> we'd rather see police get out in the community, start increasing accountability. start behaving more appropriately with communities of color. that would be wonderful. i don't want my kids' education time suffering. >> gang issues will be barely mentioned. >> the courses include decision-making, communicating clearly, recognizing and controlling anger, preventing bullying behaviors. really respecteding one another. >> parents we talked to had mixed feelings about the program. >> it's how it's presented and the materials it's all about. >>

. >>> fears of gang activity spreading to a particular suburban area of virginia. we'll tell you more as neighbors and police are trying to figure out what happened with two murders in area parks. >>> a cancer-causing gas found in local classrooms. hear about the message to parents who are concerned about their kids' safety. >>> temperatures that could come close to records at least within a few degrees. temperatures going >>> it was a bold robbery attempt after a jewelry show in virginia, but the victims were able to get away. two businessmen had been showing diamonds and other jewels at a trunk show in the tyson's area yesterday. as they were leaving the event two masked men pulled in front of their vehicle and pointed a gun at them. the victim put his car in reverse and fled. the suspects also got away. >> cell phone video shows someone smashing a jewelry case in a california mall. three masked thieves used axes and hammers to shatter the glass and steal the jewelry. this happened last night in riverside, less than 20 miles from san bernardino. people inside the

. >> being in a gang is not something that i choose to run behind. it's a choice that i made and something that i joined. >> a gang member must first convince a staff member with plenty of his own experience on the inside. >> they say you don't understand what i'm going through. i said wait a minute. i was here. i was in the same colored shirt as you are, and now i know what it takes to live a better life. >> now -- >> he's very comfortable here. he's been here so much, it's like his second home. >> the pride of sacramento. got to be proud of something. >> nestled along the gleaming skyline of downtown sacramento, it exemplifies the term, no frills. this, the main branch of the sacramento county jail system. housed inside are some 2,000 men and women. most of whom have only been accused of crimes. they're awaiting trial in resolution of the cases. the downtown branch contains the main booking department where new arrestees are processed, booked and, more times than not, sobered up. >> we have about 58,000 bookings a year. we track folks that come int

police attribute some of this year's crime spike to a resurgence of gang violence this summer. in august, l.a.p.d. commander le trianon told cbs news about a two-week span in south l.a. where 50 people were shot, 15 of them homicides. >> there were internal gang dispiewrktz there were love triangles, there was domestic violence. most everything involved gangs in some way, shape, or form. >> reporter: since then the, the l.a.p.d. has stipped up community policing. iona diggs says she's not going to let gangs take back her neighborhood. >> don't say this is your 'hood because it's not. it's ours, you know, and i'm going to protect my 'hood, as you say. >> reporter: while crime it's the, it is worth noting that it is still quite a bit less than it used to be. in 1992, this city saw more than 1,000 homicides. elaine, this year that number is >> quijano: ben tracy breaking down the statistics tonight, ben, thank you. jerry seinfeld goes for a ride constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in mi

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in our school a new gang prevention program is not sitting with well parents or students. they say they don't want police officers teaching the kids. we have live in san leandro where the school board meeting has ended. they have decided the program is a go? >> reporter: the parents simply put they want to see teachers in the classroom, not officers. they feel this program being put in place gives officers too many benefits. for fifth graders like oscar seeing san leandro police teaching and roaming the school hallways doesn't make sense. >> we are here to learn math science, stuff like that, not how to stay out of gangs. >> reporter: his school could be next for a gang prevention program taught by police, a course over six weeks that will be taught to fifth graders like him. he joins this protest in front of the city hall, the site of tonight's school board meeting. parents and students wanted the school board to vote no on the federally funded program. police say there wasn't a specific case that prompted the idea. >> we don't have a gang problem because we are proactive

i opposed to the gang of eight bill. marco rubio authored and led the unsuccessful fight to pass the gang of eight bill. if you go back to when marco rubio was running for senate in florida, he promised the men and women of lorna, he said, i will leave the fight against amnesty. i promised the minimum women of texas the exact same thing. will leavet me, i the fight against amnesty. , everyone had to choose which side of the line they stood on. senator rubio, unfortunately, made the decision not to honor the promises he made to the minute women who elected him. instead he decided to stand with chuck schumer and barack obama and hillary clinton and the big-money interests in tohington and lead the fight pass amnesty. i made the decision to stand with jeff sessions and steve king and the american people, to lead the fight to defeat the rubio-schumer amnesty bill. >> [indiscernible] that is factually incorrect. that statement is false. -- back in 2013, the rubio campaign believed it would benefit them politically if they bro