they're all part of gangs. it's initiations.g — go out and do a robbery, get some phones, and that leads onto other things. there's a road called piggy alley. it's probably called piggy alley cos there's always police up and down it. but we get a lot of dealing going down. it's like a service road, lots of little alleyways off it, and there's always people skulking in and out. that's thingy, innit? michael brockett. right, yeah. keep on going past. mike williams has just spotted someone he's arrested before — a runner called michael brockett. potentially, an exchange has just taken place. right, fella, you all right? just have a quick chat? it's all right. keep your hands out of your pockets for two minutes. keep your hand out of your pocket. you've been detained for the purpose of a drug search. have you got anything on you you shouldn't have? yeah. whereabouts? in the bag. what's that in your bag for, then? i got a meat cleaver over the head. - so it's for your protection, is it? yeah. 0k. we've got some crack cocaine there, h

s gang lands. we travel to the heart of the countries mountains here the forests cover nearly 3 quarters of the territory and is home to unique wildlife and plant species found nowhere else in the world. the famous mug on the outskirts of these breathtaking landscape. or in the village of. james the leader of this community of a few 100 people. these days the mud masks are not so much a feature of a daily attala but a more mature as. you can search atlantic and is that the responsible research will be picked up peak. and taken me when very little fantasy is a tourist going to get money it doesn't to them tourists the mad men and you get money if you do that. then you don't get home and you have no money i'm only. but the pandemic has put tourism here on hold to supplement these meager income the mud men work the land into villages we all respond sweet potatoes because one beer is 15 ok or santa can use it as a stick to see to keep. the. vegetables a profitable but not enough to allow parents to sen

but papa new guinea is also home to violent political gangs. is the police of finding a most in this campaign against the rest is hardened criminals from the slums. we're in the capital port moresby with the local police when a cool comes out. oh. well i'll cut this old up in a way into it all up. we have to be quick the stations reporting to the rovers and going into hiding in the area the police a familiar with the neighborhood. to move a little bit of the building because of the way we look but it would seem to the same of its meaning less interesting to see it all. those responsible. because he's asleep at the police stop they search. quite a street. and if tenet david checks the buildings one by one. look at all the wrong. things when after a few minutes his fellow officer finds a suspect there's no indication he's involved in the robbery yet the police arrest him of the trial you just whisper going to he was out when we were near. there appears to be no basic rights for the suspect. the policeman holds him on the ground where he was a. mo

this is the 1st time the gangs allowed him to be filmed. 'd a month on average his tools and techniques may be rudimentary but the finished products are effective. we. should. find. people these are my life as he. placed a few people. how long to do to make one maybe one. that's to me is. evidenced in requests. so. it's a risky business if jones arrested he could face in prison. and just like that another wish. we travel to the heart of the country's mountains the forests cover nearly 3. it is in the territory and is home to unique wildlife and plants found nowhere else in the world. the famous mud on the outskirts of these breathtaking landscape. or in the village of. james the leader of this community of a few 100 people. these days the mud masks are not so much a feature of a daily attack but i'm more mature it's. you can search atlantic and is that the responsible research but it did look peak. and taken me when very little. finnessey. is a tourist and they get money it doesn't do them tourists the mad men and you get money if you do th

to escape from the gangs. but my research of both state databases and other federal crimes has found that these transnational gangs and ms-13 in particular are especially prone to violence, that many of these members are violent by the time they get here and are less afraid of the consequences from law enforcement, which makes them bolder, less wary of committing violence against a police officer, for example, or a teamer or a kid who's not involved in the gang. it is a problem that is exacerbated by our failure to control the entry of these individuals over our border. it's one that is making it hard for kids in the same schools to get meaningful education, to avoid entanglement with these gangs and it's ruining the quality of life in not -- normal neighborhoods. >> you himent on the increase at the boarder. under the border piles po, violent gang members under the age of 16 are not subject to removal. can you explain the consequences and how the gangs will exploit this? >> the gangs are well aware of this. t

the gang tarueted of corruption -- abhor. the gang targeted one _ of corruption -- abhor.on -- abhor. the gang targeted one drug courier in the | targeted one drug courier in the street. pc mahmood and his friend posing as a police officer stopped the car and took the money but the whole incident was being watched by a police surveillance team working on a different investigation. they wanted to know what mahmood was doing. it eventually turned out he was supposed to be on long—term sick leave. mahmood also accidentally triggered his body camera, revealing his friend, the fake police officer, adding to the evidence against the gang. for decades, sir alex ferguson dominated the british football landscape, leading manchester united to unprecedented success. eight years after retiring, sir alex ferguson is now the subject of a new film charting his extraordinary life and his recovery from a brain haemorrhage in 2018. the film has been directed by his sonjason. our sports editor dan roan has been speaking to both of them at old trafford. sir alex, tell me, what was it like rev

gang experts for days at a time in some instances. at the same time, i have lost clients that i cared about to gun violence and i don't want to lose anymore. but i also don't want to live in a city where young men of color are watched and under round the clock surveillance and i can tell you after several decades, i have never seen a white person arrested for a so-called gang offense in the city. i am very much in support of community based interventions that offer real support and real alternatives to young folks instead of branding and surveilling them. but i haven't seen or heard any details that provide any clarity about how if and how this new program differs from what we know as the existing gang taskforce and i want to believe that it will, but in order for folks i think to believe it, we need to hear more detail. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, you have two minutes. >> caller: yes. i wanted to piggyback off of that too about the gang taskforce and as i've been complaining about since i found out that my s

well, fight against the gangs that i fight against the gangs that bring weapons to brazil first intog responsibility and role to play in the number of weapons in the hands of criminals in brazil. matthew have to use intelligence. you have to avoid having weapons gets you criminals. —— weapons getting to criminals. and putting children and the general public at risk, as it happened in rio dejaneiro. at risk, as it happened in rio de janeir0-— de janeiro. where does brazilian _ de janeiro. where does brazilian public - de janeiro. where does brazilian public opinion | de janeiro. where does - brazilian public opinion stand on this? how many people would support your views on how many people would support the views expressed in the popular papers? expressed in the popular -a ers? expressed in the popular .a ers? ., , expressed in the popular papers?— expressed in the popular n-aers? , ., papers? the last polls would say about— papers? the last polls would say about 6096 _ papers? the last polls would say about 6096 of _ papers? the last polls would say about 6096 of the - papers? the la

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apparently so, auain, i gangs at a party? apparently so, again. i cannot — gangs at a party?culate, i- gangs at a party? apparently so, again, i cannot speculate, i wasl gangs at a party? apparently so, i again, i cannot speculate, i was not there but allegedly, this is rivalries between gangs, apparently. i know you were there, i appreciate that, but essentially, a rival gang arrived at the party and started shooting randomly? or what? again, alli can shooting randomly? or what? again, all i can do shooting randomly? or what? again, alli can do is— shooting randomly? or what? again, all i can do is refer _ shooting randomly? or what? again, all i can do is refer to _ shooting randomly? or what? again, all i can do is refer to the _ all i can do is refer to the information that i have been given recently from friends and family, as far as we are aware she was at a party, there was a rival gang that may have heard about someone being in that party they didn't quite feel comfortable with or trusted, so they drove past and shot into the party, one of those shots obviously hit sa

gang experts for days at a time in some instances. at the same time, i have lost clients that i cared about to gun violence and i don't want to lose anymore. but i also don't want to live in a city where young men of color are watched and under round the clock surveillance and i can tell you after several decades, i have never seen a white person arrested for a so-called gang offense in the city. i am very much in support of community based interventions that offer real support and real alternatives to young folks instead of branding and surveilling them. but i haven't seen or heard any details that provide any clarity about how if and how this new program differs from what we know as the existing gang taskforce and i want to believe that it will, but in order for folks i think to believe it, we need to hear more detail. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, you have two minutes. >> caller: yes. i wanted to piggyback off of that too about the gang taskforce and as i've been complaining about since i found out that my s

and was able to use that to benefit that gang. numerous other cases where they gang benefited by being able to bring in new recruits and now they will benefit with this new influx and the lack of interior immigration enforcement directed against them. >> you say in all likelihood we will see with uac coming in over the years at unprecedented numbers now coming in and now unprecedented is the term the border patrol uses. that some well end up in the juvenile justice system? correct? >> it is inevitable. obviously they are not potential offenders or gang members or end up in the justice system. the problem is many of those who arrived unaccompanied minors who are in the justice system will contribute to the problems and they have taken advantage of these offenses. they are not all newly arrived kids will be criminals are gang members but of those that we are encountering with law enforcement, many of those enter as unaccompanied minors. >> i will conclude that first of all thank you to everybody for your testimony. but to say there

a gang members to to embed themselves essentially within a community one would imagine again correct me if i'm wrong that to try to give them some level of protection from the people in that community is there any sense if that is the case that the people in these communities are getting fed up with this that they are being targeted in the they are part of the fallout of this battle that's going on between the security forces and the drug gangs. well that's an excellent question i mean it probably don't have enough time to explain is what you have to think about it this way it's not a matter of drug traffickers imbedding themselves in the community this is their community this is where they grew up this is where they were there their mothers they have their kids' lives it's the same way that a drug trafficker from a rich part of rio they're going to live where they grew up and where they're from the only difference is the bible is that takes place directly in the community of bell communities where you know there are majority black people in that difference these are impoverished com

dozens more bodies of suspected case with $1000.00 victims are found floating in india's river ganges to the country's poorest states in trade blame. all right let's take you straight away to ramallah in the occupied west bank where palestinians are marking not for the day or the catastrophe when 750000 palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes in the war that led to the establishment of israel in 1948 you can hear the sirens going off in the background marking 73 years since that happened. it's all taking on extra significance this year amid the worsening conflict between israel and palestine. and as that is going on funerals are being held for 2 women and their 8 children killed in an israeli strike at early on saturday morning the home in the alice shotty refugee camp was hit. and their deaths mean that 139 palestinians have not been killed since the offensive began on monday. israel's ground forces continue to fire heavy artillery into the strip all the while for toward the has the latest. rescue workers in gaza dig through rubble for survivors at the shattered refugee

many of the members of christians gang still have parents. christian only has a father somewhere far away in kalpoe he has a new family his gang of street children where he takes care of the smaller ones. that boating and we regard each other as have nice as equals but i'm not going through is not even it's. you know i got what i mean you just how about bisected in that what we do in this pedestrian bridge or something rosaries so that we can buy from you not buy so braids down the comes to earn your living fighters i got off and on a boy. it's a hard life for the families of the children of chiappe all caught in the midst of the war on drugs instigated by president do tear take where the poor accused of being drug dealers are killed or locked away raids are part of everyday life at least in these places where the parents of christians young friends live. the street children of key are often arrested the leaders of the philippines want to lower the age of criminal liability from the current 15 to 9 or 12. this means that even younger children

many of the members of christians gang still have parents. christian only has a father somewhere far away and he has a new family his gang of street children where he takes care of the smaller ones. that running and i will die but we regard each an innocent nice as equals but not going through is not evil so. there ya got what i mean you shall bet bisected in that what are you doing this pedestrian bridge or something rosaries something we can buy from the not. so great time and comes to earn your living fun trips i got off and on a boy. it's a hard life for the families of the children of key aapl caught in the midst of the war on drugs instigated by president do terror take where the poor accused of being drug dealers are killed or locked away raids are part of everyday life at least in these places where the parents of christians young friends live the street children of chiappe oh are often arrested the leaders of the philippines want to lower the age of criminal liability from the current 15 to 9 or 12. this means that even younger child

issue, the border comes to them every single day because as people cross the border they take the gangbers that will export the drugs to chicago to new york to north and south carolina even up to washington state or other places like that, every state is affected other people coming across the border illegally, that's exactly why all of us need to join together in this process to make sure were securing it so were stopping the drug traffickers in the human traffickers, human trafficking is one of the vicious and serious crimes that take the place across the country. it's the way people come across the board of is through human trafficking in those continuing the united s as they exploit people and where they would send them across the country. maria: the other thing that struck me, once they released after they get processed, they get legal status. >> it shows the president, president biden's approach to this where they're supposed to detain them, dislike them, to acquire that they show up for court hearing and they've abandoned the practice of requiring citations and requiring appeara

well, fights against the gangs that bring weapons to brazil and into the favelas.y and a big role to play in the number of weapons in the hands of criminals in brazil. we have to use intelligence. you have to avoid having weapons getting to criminals. i know they are dangerous people. i'm not in favour of criminals out of. but putting children and the general public at risk, as it happened in rio dejaneiro. where does brazilian public opinion stand on this? how many people would support your views on how many people would support the views expressed in the popular papers? well, the last polls would say about 60% of the brazilian population would support my view, a view that does not believe that there are good criminals and bad criminals. but in the bolsonaro presidency, we have seen this rise of criminal police operation, i would have to say. unfortunately, there is some kind of support for him but we hope that will change in the near future. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: a way to cheaper covid tests? well, scientists in the netherlands think they

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they're deporting gang members.asked for solutions the problem with the democrats is they don't have any solutions except these ones. that's why everybody is pissed off so i came up with two. if you are a democrat and feel strongly about not deporting gang members, i have an adopt a gang banger charity for just 350 bucks a month you can adopt a gang banger, okay? each week you are going to get a photo and a handwritten letter from the gang banger telling you who he has assaulted and raped and murdered and in three months he could be yours to live at your house. i also have another idea. please don't call them an animal though because they are all god's creatures. now, another idea i call this the idiot thug exchange program and it works like this. we will keep one of your thugs as long as they are under 25 because there is a possibility rehabilitation in return you get two far left media academics who are over 25 because they aren't -- there is no ability to rehab them because the ideas are so poisoned in their brai

disability as well dozens more bodies are suspected covert 19 victims are found floating in india's river ganges as 2 of india's poorest states trade claims. welcome to the program a refugee camps being hit in an israeli air strike in gaza killing at least 8 people including 6 children that takes the death toll to $137.00 palestinians since the offensive began on monday victoria gate and he has the latest. rescue workers in gaza dig through rubble for survivors at the shattered refugee camp after a house there was hit by an israeli airstrike that also if it's my cousin's house we were surprised by an airstrike that hit the house without any warning we ran outside we saw the 4 story house get completely demolished it was completely leveled if istana kids were visiting they were all killed all of them was the 1st thing. this 2 month old baby called was one of 2 survivors who were rushed to hospital but at least 5 other children were carrying it. we are still trying to recover more by. and figure out who is who this is truly a massacre that cannot be described in words we don't know how he managed

gang experts for days at a time in some instances.e same time, i have lost clients that i cared about to gun violence and i don't want to lose anymore. but i also don't want to live in a city where young men of color are watched and under round the clock surveillance and i can tell you after several decades, i have never seen a white person arrested for a so-called gang offense in the city. i am very much in support of community based interventions that offer real support and real alternatives to young folks instead of branding and surveilling them. but i haven't seen or heard any details that provide any clarity about how if and how this new program differs from what we know as the existing gang taskforce and i want to believe that it will, but in order for folks i think to believe it, we need to hear more detail. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, you have two minutes. >> caller: yes. i wanted to piggyback off of that too about the gang taskforce and as i've been complaining about since i found out that my son was

also coming up dozens more bodies of suspected covert 19 victims are found floating in india's river ganges as 2 of the country's poorest states trade blame. the final day of registration iranian candidates file for nomination for next month's presidential election. israel's ground forces continue to fire heavy artillery into the gaza strip for 6 day this is the scene palestinians have again woken up to the aftermath of explosions rising across gaza styli overnight a refugee camp was one of the targets hit by an israeli airstrike killing at least 10 people including 8 children and that takes a total death toll to $139.00 palestinians since the offensive began on monday it tore again be as the latest. rescue workers in gaza dig through rubble for survivors at the shattered refugee camp after a house there was hit by an israeli f. . strike. but also if it's my cousin's house we were surprised by an airstrike that hit the house without any warning we ran outside we saw the 4 story house get completely demolished it was completely leveled his sister and her kids were visiting and they were all

. ♪ back ♪ back on the chain gang ♪ ♪ oh, oh, back on the chain gang ♪ >>> for so many remote workersback on the chain gang is what going back to the office is going to feel like. >> while many essential workers have never stopped going to work, for everybody else, many are rethinking the post-pandemic workplace. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: according to linkedin, nearly 25% of the applications in late april and may 2021 were for remote jobs, a 7% increase from last year. companies like twitter announcing that they'll continue to allow employees to work from home permanently, while other groups like citigroup, microsoft and google have a hybrid model, a mix of work from home. and the office for their employees. >> i think that it's quite possible that over the next five to ten years, about 50% of our people could be working remotely. >> reporter: but some say it's time to hang up the pajamas and come back to the office full time, like j.p. morgan ceo jamie dimon. >> i'm about to cancel all my zoom meetings. i just think they're -- i'm done with it. >> reporter: to discuss the fut

in a gang."ot of legal there, when you drill it down, i want to go straight to kayleigh mcenany there, it sounds like, and i get the profiling element, you don't just want to target people based on what you think you know about them on their skin color and what have you but that's not what this is about. they are here illegally, we know they are here illegally. >> kayleigh: that's collecting a correct and aoc is living in a fantasy land, she sang we don't want to deport people who have gang membership as an element of their crime or aggravated felony. president biden already willed down the number of people who will be leaving this country under president trump we deported people like murderers and rapists and those with kidnapping charges. president biden said we are only going to do aggravated felonies or terrorists. what that meant in practice is that 50%, there would be a 50% decline in the deportation of criminals. so when you consider that, biden is already not deporting the criminals and a

trying to succeed him like all the kinston gang. but it's not easy to find in produce this and promote. the kingston gang starr band has been on the ivory coast's reggae seem since 2002 reggae is popular but this galaxy of stars does not include many women i know stu you want to change that . they were women before they may have had a hard time showing themselves that they may have had a hard time revealing what within their hot but today women say what they want. despite their commitment and popularity reggae musicians struggle to survive off their music for a concert the kingston gang star sometimes paid as little as $45.00 euros per member. so recording an album is a big dream depending on the artist's ambitions this kind cost 3000 to 10000 year old. also keeping one's voice is not a given according to reggae man. music to float egos it's more music to see what's wrong to put your finger why it hurts was a sin from that angle we have a little bit on the side of all those who have them in all and put away. the kingston gang starr

more violent gang members.losophical question but other than destroying the united states, why would someone before this? >> other than just simply trying to get as many illegal aliens in the country as possible and to encourage more to come by saying there is no scenario you will get thrown out, i can't think of anything whatsoever. it clearly will harm public safety and this is so remarkable because if you think about it, it wasn't that long ago when democratic politicians might be on a stage with police officers or crime victims speaking on their behalf. now we have aoc and 34 or so house members using their power, prestige, time, resources, to advocate on behalf of ms-13 members. it is truly astonishing and there is no consideration for the victims of these gang members because most of them have probably committed horrible crimes while they are here, but if we leave them here they will commit even more crime and how do you talk to a crime victim or crime victim's family member and explain to them why we did

residents are saying these drug gangs recruit myers all the time. something that happens all over the entry. it is debatable whether this was the time to do this or not. >> the world health organization was rented emergency approval of the covid-19 vaccine. this is the first vaccine developed to get who backing. the vaccine has already been given to millions of people in china and elsewhere. >> making it the sixth vaccine to receive the for safety, efficacy. this explains -- expands the list of vaccine that we can buy. >> we have worked -- reported extensively here on the covered crisis in india, but it is not the only country in the region dealing with a desperate situation. nepal, bangladesh have all stopped travel to india. in neighboring nepal, cases have dropped. in pakistan the number of new cases of plateaued, but remains high. their fears that come in celebrations may exacerbate the infection. >> the hustle and bustle of the south asian market. pakistan looks normal, different from the tough lockdown last year. it helped to curb the spread o

that's been a major pipeline fon them to get gang members into the country.omenon known at got-aways that should alarm every american to the core of their bones. every single day you have over 1,000 people coming into the country that border patrol never apprehends. why is that? it's because the biden administration has made the a decision to order border agents to process unlimited numbers of families and minors for release into the country. so instead of doing a security mission, instead of doing a protection mission, they're doing a resettlement mission. it allows traffickers and drug dealers and contraband to get into the country. that will cost thousands of american lives. these choices have consequences. .maria: yes, of course. you are partnering with ag paxton on the latest lawsuit. i want to talk about that and your america first legal organization. we'll be right back with more with steven miller. stay with us. first legal ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. to put the world on pause. lindor. made to melt you. by the lindt master chocolatier. ther

many of the members of christians gang still have parents. christian only has a father somewhere far away and he has a new family his gang of street children where he takes care of the smaller ones. that running and we regard each innocent nice as equals but only about please there's no money that's. where you know i got what i mean you know how about boston didn't that what we're doing this pedestrian bridge or something rosaries so that we can buy film to be not. so great and comes to earn your living fighters i got off and on a boy. it's a hard life for the families of the children of key aapl caught in the midst of the war on drugs instigated by president do tear take where the poor accused of being drug dealers are killed or locked away raids are part of everyday life at least in these places where the parents of christians young friends live. the street children of key are often arrested the leaders of the philippines want to lower the age of criminal liability from the current 15 to 9 or 12. this means that even younger children could

hundreds of children are rescued during operations against county lines drugs gangs. scientists believe at least one of the next five years could be 1.5 celsius hotter than pre—industrial levels, smashing climate change targets. and a very special reunion — the friends get back together for the first time in 17 years. and coming up on the bbc news channel — marcus rashford reveals he received at least 70 racist messages after manchester united's defeat to villarreal in the europa league last night. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson has denied allegations made by his former top advisor, dominic cummings, that poor handling of the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic led to the deaths of tens of thousands of people. he was speaking on a visit to a hospital in essex, and said an "incredibly difficult series of decisions, none of which we've taken lightly" had to be made at the start of the crisis. the health secretary, matt hancock, has also robustly defended his actions throughout the pandemic, following claims from mr cummings that he

brazil's police accused of a massacre after $25.00 people are killed in an operation targeting drug gangs and an attack on democracy in the maldives president announces an explosion in the capital which injured his predecessor. thank you for joining as germany's chancellor angela merkel is pushing back against growing demands to suspend peyton sokol the 1000 vaccines the european union is expected to discuss the issue at a summit on friday the us canada and spain are among those supporting the plan saying it will ease supply issues for poorer nations but germany which is home to vaccine produce a biotech says the problems are down to production capacity limits and not paid into protections as a concern echoed by some of the drug companies. the real bottleneck is not the past tense it's the kind of knowledge experience technology equipment know how training a person now that you need to manufacture these that scene's i think they will continue to do you know to to argue in favor of montagne about and system as it is now because it is ultimately good for and yet osment off scientific resear

dozens more bodies of suspected covert 19 victims are found floating in india's it river ganges as 2 of the country's poorest states trade blame. so yes the protests are underway in the palestinian territory and around the world as israel continues to bombard gaza from the air and from the ground this is the scene in better that's in the occupied west bank where anger over past and present injustices has been building palestinians are marking not bad day or a catastrophe when 750000 palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes in the war that led to the establishment of israel in 1948 overnight at least 10 people including 8 children were killed when an israeli airstrike hit a refugee camp large crowds gathered for the funerals in gaza earlier on saturday. well israel's bombardment of gaza from the air and the ground has continued through the morning. 140 palestinians have now been killed since the offensive began on monday all right victoria became be begins our coverage. rescue workers in gaza dig through rubble for survivors at the shattered refugee camp after a house tha

now and the bodies of about 100 suspected covert 1000 victims have been found floating in india's ganges river in the past week most were recovered in india's 4 state bihar which has the worst health care system in the country there's only one doctor for every 28000 people a warning this report from our correspondent elizabeth ron i'm contains images that some of you may find disturbing. the fires continue to burn in one of the many cremation grounds on the banks of the ganges river considered the holiest source of water by hindus many want to be cremated near it and have the ashes scattered in the water will say in recent times they've never had to deal with so many bodies. the daily concretes changing some days we cremate 4050 or even 70 bodies it's even reach 145 in one day but over the past week around 100 bodies suspected to be of covert 19 victims have been found floating in the ganges in the states of be hard and author predation in bihar they have been reports of a shortage of wood for funeral pyres because of the unprecedented number of cremations that's denied by the local admi

$25.00 people including a police officer have been killed in a gun battle during a raid on a drug gang in brazil suspects tried to flee across rooftops as police entered one of rio de janeiro's largest for venom's. and ugandan militia leader who was kidnapped as a child and forced to join in a tourist rebel group has been sentenced by the international criminal court dominico when was given 25 years in jail for war crimes and crimes against humanity . french and british naval ships leaving waters near the island of jersey after major dispute over fishing rights escalated rapidly and it's mostly due to. exit at issue on new licenses that the island which is part of the british isles imposed last week french fishermen say the rules make it harder for them to operate in waters they worked in for generations i was on board one of the french fishing boats. nighttime in the normandy ports of cattle and off to some final preparations cammy lake u.k. and his crew to leave the harbor and head to sea not for a fishing trip but to protest. the fishermen on france's northern coast are angry they s

the gangs of 4 young men have been working for years and years to try to judea as most of palestine as much as they can they can judaizing at all because there's several $1000000.00 about $5000000.00 palestinians living west of the jordan river and the occupied territories and israel proper but the plan under the israelis their actions are always us have been to slowly push out palestinians . like sharecropper are using. legal means like a military actions that destroyed homes and people try to get people to flee either out of fear or simply out of not being able to live normally an m.r.i. and then the 3rd one a student side local fear and violence among small groups of people maybe one family maybe a neighborhood and get the palestinians to go out the striking thing about this is that this has been the pattern since around 1920 this is not just last week or so and 67 morrison's 48 this is how the palestinian israeli the zionist arab east conflict started way back in the 1920 s. small groups of jews organized and planned after the balfour declaration and 1917 plan to create a jewish ho

in fact, for police, anthony bridget and his gang affiliation confirmed ryan's story. looked like he was one of those guys that just came out of the pen and stuff and just, like, wanted revenge on someone. >> and two -- bridget's prior booking photos matched the sketch ryan had given police. and so, investigators developed a different theory about bridget's involvement. >> he had the resume that you would expect the intruders who came to kill ariet to have. >> the kind of guy you'd hire to commit murder. >> that's right. >> and they suspected the person who hired him was magdi girgis. but of course, there was no proof of any of that. i'm guessing one of the things you did pretty early on was subpoena magdi's bank records. >> oh, yes. >> looking for that big chunk of money that he took out a few days before his wife was killed. >> you could hope, but -- >> but it wasn't there. >> it wasn't there. >> maybe he's innocent. >> maybe he's just careful. >> careful? perhaps. but in what universe would magdi girgis and anthony bridget's paths cross? one way to find out, they co

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that they're not going to smuggle criminal gang members and ms-13 gang members resettled at taxpayerlong island? and in cities all across the country -- you know again this is another area where our lawsuit is so important because if you end catch and release, then you end the ability of those gang members to get automatic entry into the country. and you can read more about that at af legal.org, af legal.org, and you can learn more about that lawsuit. i'll says one other thing that got away is a huge problem. when you redirect border patrol, just to focus on the humanitarian mission, because you're inviting in massive numbers of families and so border agents now are all doing that work, what happens? thousands get in undetected over a thousand illegal immigrants a day are being added to u.s. population, who never come into contact with border patrol. that is a public safety disaster -- and it is entirely because of discretionary policy choices. voluntary decisions. that joe biden has -- >> i guess we know why joe biden and kamala harris don't want to go to the southern border. we'll

we crossed the ganges to reach the vast hinterland. in rural areas like this village we found a landscape of neglect and untold stories. >> can you tell me, are many families affected here? >> yes, many families are affected here. every home, many people get it. >> no social distancing either and no masks in sight. this is the other india, not rising but left behind. people here say the living are barely counted, much less the dead. >> we have been told that 26 people have died here with symptoms of covid-19 in the past month. but none of them were actually tested, that means they are not included in india's official death toll from the virus. this is one village, but you can multiply this across india. take a look at the village health center. imagine having to rush here in an emergency. it is an empty shell, carefully padlocked. this neglect is not unusual in rural india. it takes three hours to get to a hospital. when he cannot afford the journey. >> a village leader has lost neighbors and friends. he blames the primminister. [speak