the notorious gang. . federal authorities cracked down a decade ago and many membersen went to prison but we're seeing a resurgence. >> parks have become killing grounds. for the last several years they have been tracking the murders for the "washington post." >> would you say the grooif krooims are more savage? >> the thing that's struck me is you have teams carrying out killings of other teams using machetes, sticks, stones. it's become a major problem in the area. >> one of these murders stands out from the rest. that of 15-year-old high school freshman demaryius rivas. her mother ned violence and came to america seeking a safer life for her family. after getting a foothold in maryland, she sent for her daughter. >> the big question is why, why are these children making the dangerous trek to the united states. first of all, family. a lot of kids want to reunite with their family in the united states. the is second is violence. the vie lengs is at an all time high. >> a new life in america should have b

gangs. you will kill him? >> yeah. >> they came to adopt a look, baggy pants, shaven heads and full body tattoos and their allegiance. beginning in the '90s, the clinton and bush administrations deported thousands to countries recovering from brutal civil war but which never had a gang problem. this was a time bomb. in 2005, i witnessed its explosion. we hadn't even been in el salvador half hour before we learned a member of ms-13 had been shot. central america is now one of the most dangerous regions on earth. three teenagers are the latest victims -- now, in the u.s., a new version of ms-13 is grabbing headlines, teenagers committing horrific murders. >> she's yelling back at them. they're hitting her. it's a terrible thing to watch. >> what lies behind the killings. >> every gang member we worked with has had a long history of trauma. who is really at risk? what happened to their lives? >> two of them are dead already. >> the bucolic neighborhood surrounding our nation's capitol had become a surprising new

it's validated gang members, it's a validated gang.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 itunes? >> itunes. >> itunes? upgraded to itunes? >> 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 say that -- >> that's because it comes with

gang life this was our foundation what we all know. and i tried to do something different and when i met daisy it was the best day of my life . and i wish that they could have gone on forever. my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price. want. to like max daisy grew up in south los angeles the place that used to be called south central. infamous for drive by shootings gangs and the rodney king riots. but for hundreds of thousands of families that make south l.a. their home that's just part of the story. come up with a week a thing every day. daisy grew up here the middle of three sisters in a cluster of small houses her dad bought about twenty five years ago. to get. we grew up in south central about a mile away from where the l.a. riots started stay with. me my sisters are fresh generation americans and my family comes straight from mexico. my dad brought all his brothers and sisters with the dreams and hopes of them having a better future red velvet cake. but it's a polish less poverty that have there been never lock us

gang life this was our foundation and what we all know. i tried to do something different and when i met daisy it was the best day of my life . i wish that they could have gone on forever. my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price. like max daisy grew up in south los angeles the place that used to be called south central. infamous for drive by shootings gangs and the rodney king riots. but for hundreds of thousands of families that make south l.a. their home that's just part of the story. come up with a week a thing every day. daisy grew up here the middle of three sisters in a cluster of small houses her dad bought about twenty five years ago. they didn't get it. we grew up in south central bottom all away from where the l.a. riots started stay with. me my sisters are fresh air ation americans and my family comes straight from mexico. my dad brought all his brothers and sisters with the dreams and hopes of them having a better future red velvet cake. but it's the polish left by me that have there been never lock us up. with

. of his life, trying to stop young menjoining the gangs.ose range. iasked him how survived being shot at close range. i asked him how easy is it for young people to get recruited into drug gangs? could you paint a picture of the violence of that accompanies the drug trade here? this town and its surrounding province has been under investigation are decades. many people here at our —— are of african descent and feel abandoned and ignored by their government. the lure of the drugs trade is often irresistible despite being tortured to death by rival gangs. oscar took me to see some of the families in the neighbourhood to hear how their lives have been affected. do you have sons? do you worry that when your sons grow up have sons? do you worry that when your sons grow up they will get intimidated intojoining drug gangs? what do mothers say here to their sons, when their sons grow up and the gangs want to get them in, how do mothers stop them, how do you persuade them not to? it's a far cry from the wealth and affluence it's a far cry from the w

a lot of it is the gangs. most of the violence is gang violence. >> laura: 2400 offshoots of the gangs and among the most vicious in the country and in the world. thank you for your input tonight. >>> one of the money running to turn chicago around is joining us next. l join us next. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running

i asked him how easy is it for young people to get recruited into drug gangs?hat accompanies the drug trade here? tumaco and its surrounding province has been under—invested in for decades. many people here are of african descent and they feel abandoned and ignored by their government. the lure of the drugs trade often proves irresistible, despite the risk of being tortured to death by rival gangs. oscar took me to see some of the families in the neighbourhood, to hear how their lives have been affected. do you have sons? do you worry that when your sons grow up, they will get intimidated into joining drug gangs? what do mothers say here to their sons, when their sons grow up and the gangs want to get them in, how do mothers stop them, how do you persuade them not to? it's a far cry from the wealth and affluence of the capital, bogota. here, the head of columbia's armed forces admitted there is still a long way to go to achieve peace and stability in all parts of this country. we still have other groups that, as the farc left, they see narco trafficking as an o

. >>> 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. you're in an adult facility. >> 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 one 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 incarcerat

i was really into the gang-banger scene. caught up. >> lee's childhood neighborhood was riddled with gangs. and lee joined up when he was barely in his teens. >> not listening to my family. not listened to ma. thinking i knew everything. running with the wrong crowd. i put my homeys before my family. and that's all i knew was my homeys. homey this. homey that. >> lee told us, despite being shot five times and serving a prior prison sentence, he couldn't give up gang life. then, his story took a turn. it had to do with recruiting his younger brother into the gang. >> when i was growing up, i never thought i would get past 21. i want my brother to get the same exact respect i was getting from the neighborhood so, when i'm gone, my brother gets the same respect. don't worry about bullying. just trying to run over him or the family. nowhere near my thoughts what's going to happen to him. >> while lee was locked up in corcoran, his little brother decided to turn his back on gang life, but on the streets attempting to leave your g

that's how the prison gang system works., fellow gang members, went into his cell to play cards with him. the plan was for his partner in pinochle lose on purpose and to get him down to do push-ups. and when he got down to do push-ups, i got down on his back and applied a little pressure. that was my excuse to get up next to him. at which time, i put my arm around his throat, kind of choked him out a little bit to make him weak. but he wasn't dead yet because i wanted him to feel exactly what was going to happen to him. i didn't want him to make a lot of noise, because the co is 15 tiers away. he could have heard me at any time. and another inmate passed me a razor shank, and i slashed his throat repeatedly. blood was everywhere. and then another inmate passed me a shank about that long, with a handle on it. and i just started stabbing him. stabbed him over 100 times, in the back, sides, neck, he was crying, telling me to stop, begging for me to stop. and he was still alive through all of it. that was one of my favorite ones

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she does not recall them being in the gang rape but she said they were present. again, cavanaugh is l kavanaugh and so is mark judge. >> senator grassley said there will be no delay in tomorrow's hearing and that it is the committee's responsibility to more foofd. he says despite the latest allegation, it's go time. >> i spoke with him a short time ago and he said tomorrow is an important day and the committee hear will go go on as of now as scheduled. he says he believes it's a definite responsibility on his part to give christine blasey ford the chance to say her case. that of course the first round of accusations. i asked grassley about this new allegation from julie swetnick. he says his committee is indeed looking into it. here's more of what he had to say. >> as i said previously, like we have done so many times since "the washington post" story and dr. ford's name came out, we have had accusation after accusation, very few of them, if any, corroborated. our lawyers, if we can make the contact get on it right away. obviously with this one we have a contact

most of the violence is gang violence. >> laura: 59 major gangs with 2400 off shoots of these gangs. among the most vicious in the country and the world. guy, all of you, thank you very much. chicago's political leadership has is actively failing its residents. one of the men running to turn that around will join us next. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. >> chicago democrat mayor rom emanuel announced this week that he will not be seeking re-election. he made the announcement after we taped this last segment, but we thought it was really important to bring out our full discussion about the political failures in the windy city, which perhaps revealed why emanuel decided not to pursue a third term. the failure of political leadership in chicago is simply profound. democrats have contr

are total was attacked by a baby gang he led a sheltered life until then it happened when he was just seventeen one of his assailants stabbed him in the neck it happened in broad daylight no one helped nobody claimed to have seen anything at this event a marathon of people are joining him to run for a life. i could be better. but i want to give this my all. arturo's vocal cords were severely damaged he wants to show the baby gangs that he's not a victim and emphasize that there's another side to naples the city's mayor agrees with the approach. it's real and it's always been there but we can't blow things out of proportion we need to meet it with concrete measures and teamwork but we are not in a state of emergency. in. the n.t. muffy office begs to differ it finds the brutal war in the streets extremely worrisome and says the baby gangs are now making their own rules. for the one we visit her husband they have almost nothing sometimes she finds work cleaning he sells tissues on the side of the road. cheeto was in jail as a boy and two of his four sons have been behind bars for years.

most of the violence is gang violence. >> laura: 59 major gangs with 2400 off shoots of these gangs. among the most vicious in the country and the world. guy, all of you, thank you very much. chicago's political leadership has is actively failing its residents. one of the men running to turn that around will join us next. where are we taking him? i have no clue. we're just tv doctors. if this was a real emergency, i'd be freaking out. but thanks to cigna, we can do more than just look heroic. we can help save lives by getting you to a real doctor for a check-up. nurse, this thing's defective. please don't touch that. we are the tv doctors of america. together with cigna reminding you... to go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses! cigna. together, all the way. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody >> chicago democrat mayor rom emanuel announced this week that he will not be seeking re-election. he made the announcement after we taped this last segment, but we thought it wa

thing in the city center this is where the baby gangs kids here are in their money dealing drugs and shoot outs and knife fights are common this is where they hang out. and they do business with us if we were interested. these three boys can always be found there they don't want to be recognized their childhood friends drugs women crime they say that's what their lives are about. the metal is over where the official used to be a game but now it's our job. if you grow up with a mindset like that you lose touch with the idea of ordinary work. you no longer know what it means or what money is worse if you're earning three or four thousand euros a week. in the states to play and it doesn't offer any perspectives. the only work you can find pays just eighty or one hundred euros a week or more if you do i mean honestly what good is that to us moos takes a week to earn what they do in a month we spend a euro is just on cigarettes. naples is a city of extremes it's ruled by the naples based mafia the cumorah and in the marginalized districts the baby gangs take charge youth unemployment and

moves against the gang. will sort of go ripple for this much sword for the i'll just restart can do something about it and i think the system our way of doing something about it. so inform schools private investigator can gamble he's willing to hand over the suitcase of evidence and forensic detail of the fraud against wind brown. the investigator is wearing gabble who spent years busting organized crime gangs in this region and has made many enemies. what are the steps necessary to get rid of a person like me that's going to cause a lot of trouble to the city get an operation so heavy now can. one group actually came to me and. they're rebuffed came to get rid of him if i have to kill and kill him you've done some pretty bad things haven't you already done a lot of bad things we regards to came. when i saw what he was doing i just knew i couldn't get rid of him for the simple fact that he's hoping out a lot of people in order to get very low spec in order what do you make of the fact that informant x. the m

mollie: the claim is as an adult she attended 10 gang rape parties and saw women gang raped by brett kavanaugh. here they were trafficking, promoting, putting this man on the airways. this has so many costs to people. howie: the media hailing jeff flake as a hero. he forced the president to reverse himself on the fbi probe. anything strike you about the elevation of senator flake? susan: flake has a gang on capitol hill. his gang is susan collins, lisa murkowski and' joe manchin. the four of them are working together. he's speak for four people. howie: he's going on "60 minutes" tonight. when we come back. ronan farrow taking heat on kavanaugh's second accuser. ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. ♪ onmillionth order.r. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell

at these parties she saw horrific gang rapes, many of them until she herself was gang-rape-80.he never told anyone about it, including the police. most baffling of all, how did the fbi missed the fact that kavanaugh was part of prolific teenage rape ring? he's had six federal background checks and staff secretary, he had the highest possible security clearance, one that allowed him access to this country's nuclear codes. fbi agents would have spoken to huge variety of people who knew or knew of kavanaugh during his high school years and yet not one of them mentioned he was a serial rapist who committed his rapes in rooms of classmates. how did that happen? and if it did happen, we know that fbi investigators are criminally incompetent. so incompetent they missed a glaring fact like that. so why would they want them to reinvestigate kavanaugh a seventh time? many people wonder about all this, but not the media. how dare they ask, they scold, questions are forbidden here. >> when you hear lindsey graham, a sitting senator, say things like i find it curious that these charges were

groups of young women drugged and gang, it's horrifying.why hasn't anyone taken us to law enforcement? did he contact a maryland police first, they are the ones with jurisdiction here. is it the first time they've seen these allegations? and if it is the first time, how can that be? she describes attending at least ten parties in which public drugging and be seven took place. did any of the many people at these rate scenes mentioned these crimes to police, then or in years sense? washington is a very small place. among the permanent population here, everyone knows everyone or know someone who does. so where are all the witnesses to this? where are the people that have spoken to witnesses about it over the last couple years? did she or herself tell anyone over that time? beth wilkinson raised these questions today. >> i have had people call me and email me saying they know him, they were at the parties, they've never met her and never seen her. if this was happening over two years with all these women and all these men, someone else would ha

sammy woodhouse fell victim to northern england is notorious rather in paedophile gang. she remembers how it all started when gang leader or sheet hussain first asked her if she wanted to go for a ride in his car. she was just fourteen years old. starting off with it when i was twenty four he was really mostly good looking. and he seemed to sigh and nice guy nice funny was charming and he paid me a lot of attention to make me feel a lot older than what i was. but soon she hussein's behavior changed he began treating her badly giving her drugs and forcing her to take part in armed robberies when she wanted to win the relationship she threatened to kill her. to its advantage and said he was going to steer me off it and i thought it was going to kill him and i was out scared a week or so and then he placed me into the back of the car and out sex him is not say you know at all it happened and i remember just lie there crying and after i had bought a. more than one thousand five hundred girls a said to have been sexually abused by the rotheram gang over the course of sixteen

moves against the gang. will sort of go ripple for this much sword for the i'll just resort can do something about it and i think this is my way of doing something about it. so inform schools private investigator can gamble he's willing to hand over the suitcase of evidence and. of the fraud against wine brown. the investigator is wearing gabble has spent years busting organized crime gangs in this region and has made many enemies. one of the steps necessary to get rid of a person not made it's going to cause a lot of trouble to the city get an operation so heavy now can. one group came to me and. they're rebuffed came to get rid of him if i have to kill and kill him you've done some pretty bad things haven't you already done a lot of bad things we regards to came. when i saw what he was doing i just knew i couldn't get rid of him for the simple fact that he's hoping out a lot of people in order to get very low spec in order what you make of the fact that informant x. the man he's helping you now was once pl

the gang, this is what's going to happen to you.. >> lisa, you talked to law enforcement, social workers, church leaders, even former gang members. how do you break the cycle? what's working? >> well, i think that law enforcement is essential. it's the best way to combat the actual gang, but i think that we also need to recognize that community interaction is really important. we can't make people in those communities feel afraid of getting deported if they're going to be report on ms-13, and also providing the kids who have arrived here with some support and help them deal with the trauma that they experienced in their home countries and figure out how to better transition to life here. i think that really is the best way to prevent ms-13 from growing. >> you speak to a young woman or had correspondence with a young woman who joined this gang. it's interesting that girls are becoming targets. tell us more about that. >> yes, in the last couple years because there's so many young girls who have also arrived here from el salvador, gu

attack they gang up on you with twenty people they hit you with metal rods we stand on nice elice. they will shout the same slogans at isis members would be is great remaining and expanding a bit. as much as footage of an incident in may when violence escalated sharply. suspected isis members were apparently the driving force behind the attack with iron rods and knives they went off to other refugees in the camp. several were severely injured and a handful where arrested it's still unclear what led up to the bloody confrontation . can't morea has become notorious originally planned for two thousand five hundred refugees it now holds over eight thousand. eight organizations often criticize the inhumane conditions here after visiting pope francis even compared it to a concentration camp the greek government is considering shutting the camp down we need far from iraq after his arrival in camp morea he's sure isis militants try to recruit him. one of them is i guess took us to the couple ok on the after thing five days after listening to that they have a bad idea which they go. they ar

so the gang is already here. this ms-13 gang has been here since the 1980s.nment, and what the community really needs right now is they need community outreach. certainly increased law enforcement to combat the gang. but social services, helping these kids deal with trauma. and we interviewed one person in the episode who actually was able to leave the gang alive, because he had a religious conversion. they say when you join ms-13, you will eventually end up in a hospital, a prison or in a coffin. the only way to leave the gang alive is to become a christian. and they will test you. they will watch you. if it's not an authentic conversion, they will kill you. >> and so when you talk to the people in the community, law enforcement, social workers, church leaders, what else can be done to try to stop the damage ms-13 is inflicting? we only have a little time. >> i think maintaining community relations is the most important thing. being sensitive to the needs of this undocumented, unaccompanied minor population. and trying to ensure people, they're not going to

he chose to stay in that world to become a gang intervention worker and try to undo some of the damage he had done in his past. having one foot in one foot out his first getting them in trouble. trying to make peace agreements between gangs you have to speak to criminals as speaking to these people will make you guilty of a crime. him i had had many conversations about this work while we were colleagues and he said that he would give his life on the street. if it's safe. any of these kids. max writes if you grew up in a community where there's no violence you don't see the struggle that kids go to when they see gangs as positive like. any risk of being max's position and have everything taken away. you know i feel like he just being targeted it's like. being in intervention you have to live in both worlds you don't have a choice if you want to be effective you have to look inward everbearing we've done in the past. we're trying like atone for it. and it's not recognized and it's always the bad whatever's bad can it's first our past always hunts us. the most memorable moment of al-jazee

a warning that criminal gangs are grooming children who have been excluded from school, is the lead inhe paper that the scale of grooming is on a par with child sexual exploitation. the daily mail reports that the details of at least 50 million users of the social media platform have been hacked by criminals. and this story also features on the front of the financial times as they say facebook‘s share price fell more than 3% following the announcement. the sun leads with the pain of take that star gary barlow, as he opens up about the loss of his daughter, poppy. a special investigation by the guardian reveals that hundreds of university academics have been accussed of bullying students and colleagues over the last five years. and finally, the daily express reports that there could be the end to what it calls is the witch hunt against northern ireland veterans who serviced during the troubles. so a real mix of stories making the front page of tomorrow's papers. lots of different headlines. let's start with the times. jason, talking here about how exclusions from school are driving the

the charges are against members of the "bully boys" and "coco boys" street gangs. california attorney general javier becerra says hundreds of people across 13 counties have been victimized. and the stolen property includes 40 credit card terminals... laptops and patient files. the attorney general says its a wake up call < xavier becerra, california attorney general: "it better be a wake up call. because it's no longer the equifax of the facebook breaches. it's now your local dentist or your local doctor. and again, as i said, it's not just that they'll get to rip you off with these fake refunds, it's that they may start using your personal data as well.">( james ) the gangs are accused of stealing more than one million dollars. investigators are also still searching for seven fugitives... 25 alleged gang memberes have already been arrested. ( darya ) also in the east bay.. several high school students got sick after eating rice krispy treats that were laced with pot. paramedics were called after five students went to the office complaining of nausea. one teen went

you come in, and the understanding is you will die with this gang. prison or dead, but there is one way that you can leave the gang alive, and that is if you have a religious conversion. >> no kidding. >> if you become a christian, and hundreds of ms-13 members in el salvador have made this religious conversion. members here in the united states, but the gang will be watching you, and if your conversion is not authentic, they will kill you. >> tune in on sunday night. >> i hope people do. >> "this is life," sock, airs right after "parts unknown." read here piece on cnn.com and just quickly, quickly give me a is a-second preview of anything else coming up. >> we cover an amazing episode about gender fluidity, people who don't female or female. cover the scourge of methamphetamine throughout states like oklahoma, and we do a really, real interesting piece about people who call themselves furies. it's will actually really compelling and sweet. we'll tune in. >> thanks, brooke. >> thanks for being with me. i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" starts right now.

two of the gang can be seenin up migrants. two of the gang can be seen in the red striped jackets.ped jackets. they were laterjailed at seen in the red striped jackets. they were later jailed at a seen in the red striped jackets. they were laterjailed at a separate trial. migrants lives here are only saved by a british borderforce vessel. they chose to put profit over life. they used vessels that we re over life. they used vessels that were unsuitable for the crossing and chose to have complete disregard for any means of legislation of border control. despite repeated failures, the gang did succeed with this one boatin the gang did succeed with this one boat in getting migrants across. abandoning it in kent. when police discovered the boat here, they also found a number of children's life jackets inside. they don't know how many migrants made this crossing more where they went to. but that was an isolated case. when they bought thisjet was an isolated case. when they bought this jet ski to try to tra nsfer bought this jet ski to try to transfer migrants across the english channel,

i fully understand the gang violence, gun violence comets played various cities including d.c.ngton this is known as the murder capital of the world for a while the city and that was a lot of handgun violence at the time. i understand the issue, but as the judge, my job as i saw it was to follow the second amendment opinion of the supreme court. whether he agreed with that or disagreed it or disagree but they come at the end of the opinion i cited texas first johnson, which i read yesterday as the guiding light for the lower court judges and all judges.

she said she was a victim of gang rape at a house party when the two men were present. and chairing his first u.n. security council meeting u.s. president donald trump accused china of meddling in the upcoming midterm elections a claim rejected by beijing trump also called around the world's leading sponsor of terror. now the party of the defeated mold the president has requested a delay in the announcement of final results from the presidential election opposition leader abraham mohammad soli won last week's vote by more than sixteen percent with president a bill a yemeni conceding defeat official results are due by sunday but the election commission says the progressive party of mall deaves has raised concerns about the vote there are fears it could be an attempt to have the result. britain's opposition leader says his party will vote against the prime minister's proposed breck's it addressing members on the final day of the labor party conference require been set out details of what he called his radical plan to rebuild britain has more now from the conference in liv

someone alerts the gang and they escape.een back in kent later that night. 48 hours later, using a different boat they do pick up migrants. two of the gang can be seen in the red striped jackets. they were later jailed at a separate trial. the migrants‘ lives here are only saved by a british border force vessel. they chose to put profit over life, they use vessels that were unsuitable for the crossing and chose to have complete disregard for any means of legislation of border control. despite repeated failures, the gang did succeed with this one boat in getting migrants across. abandoning it here in kent. when police discovered the boat here they found a number of children‘s life jackets inside. they don‘t know how many migrants made this crossing or where they went to. but that was an isolated case. when they bought this jet ski to transfer migrants across the english channel, the depth of their ineptitude became clear. the boat was going back—and—forth, back—and—forth. .. karen lewis, who lives in dymchurch, witnessed a ta

a 132 page indictment lists the names of suspected criminal street gang members. authorities describe the bullyboys as a street gang based in bay point and pittsburg. the cocoboys are a white street gang with ties to the family affiliated irish mafia. >> it was a coordinated operation that this was an enterprise that went beyond one jurisdiction, that these guys were actually networking and doing this in ways that went beyond just their hood. >> reporter: and the suspects committed more than $1 million in credit card fraud. that fraudulent money in some cases was used to buy care packages for inmates inside the california prison system. that's the latest from pittsburg, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> hurricane florence is now tracking towards the east coast and forecasters say the category 4 storm will only get stronger. nasa is giving us a good look at the size of this powerful hurricane expected to make landfall as soon as thursday. >>> virginia, maryland and the carolinas have all declared states of emergency and this evening evacuation orders are going up in ma

the gang members are associates of these two gangs. >> henry lee live for us tonight, thank you. >>> an 8-year-old girl is in critical condition after nearly drowning in a swimming pool at an east bay country club. first responders from alameda county fire and the sheriff's office were called to castlewood country club near pleasanton at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. that's where a lifeguard saw the little girl in the pool and realized she was in distress. she received cpr and was taken to ucsf benioff oakland children's hospital for treatment. investigators say it was a busy day at the pool. >> the pool was pretty crowded yesterday here. and as a result, somewhere along the way, this child went under, and we all know that that takes mere seconds for a child to go into distress. >> reporter: investigators say the lifeguards are trained and did the job they were expected to do. right now, officials say this appears to be a tragic accident. >>> there is some positive news tonight from the fires in napa county where containment is growing in the snell fire. cal fire says it is 30% contained

certainly if it can be shown that he engaged in any kind of sexual assault, let alone gang rape, even as a teenager that is -- should be automatically disqualifying for a job like the supreme court, but even if he didn't, remember, this is man who is saying he treated women with respect from day one. he has never treated women badly. he has never drunk. he has never engaged in party behavior. >> or never drank to excess. never got blackout drunk. >> true, true. i'm generalizing, but he has made very specific denials and very specific statements about his view and treatment of women, and so these allegations even if he didn't actually engage in the gang rape, even if he was just present, even if he allowed it to happen, why is he lying about it, and that shows an utter lack of respect. one last point which is, again, this is not a criminal trial, so it doesn't need to be proven, you know, beyond a reasonable doubt, it doesn't need to be proven more than mere presence, things like that, but it is a job interview, and why does the fbi do these background checks? a couple of reasons, one,

went to a party once with people being drugged and gang raped, you wouldn't go to the next one. she would tell someone. and you have an obligation if you see people being abused to come forward. >> reporter: it comes before kavanaugh and accuser christine blasey ford testifying. republicans hiring veteran sex crimes prosecutor rachel mitchell to handle questioning. ford's lawyers releasing the results of her polygraph test where she wrote down the details of her allegation and was asked if any of it was false. >> i'm extremely confident that dr. ford is being truthful when she answered those questions regarding her statement. >> reporter: polygraphs are generally inadmissible in court. meanwhile, according to his prepared remarks, kavanaugh will offer another forceful denial, writing in retrospect i said and did things in high school that make me cringe now. what i've been accused of is far more serious than juvenile misbehavior. i never did anything remotely resembling what dr. ford describes. peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >> and this morning news of yet another allegati