the gang of the cross wanted to take them as a hostage, in order to put pressure on me, the cross neededy family. you understand, i could not officially ask you for help. my entire election campaign was based on a strong family, and here i have a second one, but i knew that the cross was stubbornly looking for them and decided to go abroad. like this. we learned that lyubimov would be transporting his own. namaza went, that in general they will be thrown over the cordon. they ambushed them on the road. waiting for no one. we went to a meeting, and there such kipish, lyubimovsky with someone. well with yours, but we decided, but we didn’t know that they were yours going to our beloved one, what a woman beloved boys. we would not have touched, so the cross ordered in the law to throw money to his beloved, and he threw it away. well , i decided to steal the chair, the second family of my beloved, and thus put pressure on him. yes, it’s just a pity that this story was enough, it has nothing to do with it. hello militia the bastard snatched his wallet normally. the store is no longer open. ev

of the technical component of the gang. this weapon , ammunition, an explosive device of the gang members , was directly provided by roman no. why did she so easily crosshe line of ugly, and roma no, he fell in love with me. love is laughing, embittered tough and everything is ready. which is what i needed. you probably do not understand what a person is capable of, for the sake of love, he immediately understood how to tame on my command. you have the most beautiful eyes in the world. i used blind. actually, you didn't. he obviously lied, trying to save vera did he really love or conceived a new cunning combination, do not miss on central television sura with clinton and obama vs. elon musk. why the american establishment revolted an eccentric billionaire? what threat did the powers that be see in him and why this time moscow’s hand is certainly not to blame, not all refugees are equally useful in order to make room for ukrainians, hospitable germans expel afghans, but those who escaped from the taliban do not want to give up a warm place in the european region, how berlin was on the verge of the ukraine-afghan war, and at home a new world order or th

of murder for the deaths of three women. bystanders caught in the cross fire. they were part of two rival gangroups that scared off in the downtown area. >>> back in the bay area, speaker of the house nancy pelosi's husband paul was arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence. paul pelosi was arrested just after midnight last night. his wife was across the country at the time. pelosi's office is declining to comment this afternoon. >>> concord vice mayor has also been arrested for dui. laur the vice mayor confirms to the mercury news she takes full responsibility, and her office staff also isn't saying anything. >>> coming up, bay area drivers are used to paying tolls to cross bridges, but what about to travel on the highway? >>> and if you're taking to the highway to tahoe, you might be surprised by what you see or don't see, lake levels after the break. >>> the north bay's highway 37 could soon come with a toll. that bill has passed in the state senate and will now move to the assembly for a vote. it runs tooi the moneyrom the toll would help address its ongoing issues such as th

of the united kingdom's borders and ensure the safety of its people. her majesty's will take action to prevent dangerous and illegal crossings and tackle criminal gangs profit from facilitating them. legislation will be introduced to ensure the police have the powers to make the streets safer. a bill will be brought forward to further strengthen power reduce economic crime and help businesses grow. measures will be introduced to support the security services and help them protect united kingdom. : : : >> and the work clearly announce with the partners to maintain the united nato and address the most pressing global security challenges. and with continued success and integrity of the home of the united kingdom, is of importance to the majesty of government including the internal economic bond between all of the parts and majesty will prioritize for belfast and the institutions and including to the legislation it to address the legacy and her majesty government ensure the constitution in the majesties ministers won't restore the balance of the power between the legislature and of course by introducing the bill of rights. emily is legislation will prevent the

since i'm replacing colonel sablin, i beg. 2 weeks to defeat the gang in this column, the duty of the employees in this i will put crossesdone. and where is it better to do without zeros. comrade waiting, say a. what is my piping plan? let 's pretend i didn't hear your question. okay, you feel absolutely right. every business works according to a plan. we are also in a sense , an enterprise, so the plan is the goal of execution. i think it's better not to show the cherkasovs this plan. the first day cherkasov has to interrogate three suspects. the eighth day i have to arrest saying the gangs will strive for this. i'm on that chart too. exactly, so you're just as much of an operative as the rest of us so mess around. with i still think that garkusha did not cope with the constant task as a lieutenant colonel. on the supplier of automatic machines did not go through state money. i want to recall him from a business trip. you are a fool, nikita, so that soon nothing will happen. that's just a little. we're almost done. okay, rest, wait. what, where is the machine? what do you want specifically? and this deer forgot the word

the warm summer night. and so south work was notorious for being full of these gangs and if you cross to the wrong side of the street and didn't notice the chalk mark there you might be beat up by the local south work gang. um and many of the participants can't know how many but it seems like many of the participants in the philadelphia riot of the nativist riots who were doing the the worst damage you might have, you know a thousand people there, but, you know, it's that core group of 40 or 50 people who are really doing the worst of the damage some of them seem to have been associated formerly or informally with these fire companies and there's actually a there is a fire company the hibernia hose house, which obviously was irish by its name though. it may have had both protestants and catholic numbers was right there where the kensington riots start and as best i can tell in the middle of the riots that are kind of over politics and religion some of the native essay. well while we're here, let's attack that firehouse. have a firehouse riot in the middle of this larger ride. um, and so, you know, they they k

of trucks line up along the banks, waiting in which stretches many hours. we are loading, navigating views by ferry and crossing one of the branches of the ganges at exactly noon huge river, similar to the boundless seas flowing somewhere impressive at first sight, three great rivers merge on the territory of this country. the mighty ganges full-flowing jamuna, better known outside of bangladesh as the brahmata all together, they form a powerful stream, which is called here the bay of bengal . the total length of russia a current and padme arms in this generally small country is almost 25,000 km 10 km to the crossing will take about a dozen ferries, and still there are not enough boats for transporting people and cargo from coast to coast. bangladesh has 800 only large and medium years, numerous small rivers, thousands of river channels. and the rivers, in general, are difficult to account for, often in different regions the same rivers and channels are called differently, so it was almost impossible to even make a list of the names of all the large and small rivers of the country and the sand caused by the rivers in bangladesh abound, but suitable for constru

himself, collecting the missing evidence of especially serious crimes, risks, so to speak, his own life, this cunning move conceived by lieutenant colonel khristafov brought the whole cross gangscept for one, to our knowledge. mr demonic. he fled abroad. oh well, we'll find him. we present to him, as they say, the punishment should be repeated, and then there was corruption. the criminals had accomplices of the authorities. well, there were sins, well, they were discovered in time, and, so to speak, as they say, dirty spots on their uniforms are a master, who are they ? everything. thank you big. what exactly did the gang do? and how many people are in the gang and what is the preliminary amount of damage? you can name the names of operational information we do not have. well khristoforov russia whatever you want phone give him a phone. polina, where did you let go? who are you with at the zoo? with what grandfather immediately? drive home? i'll be there soon too. from mr. consul here to you. uh, mister idiotic country, no one understands a word, neither in russian, nor in english. do you think it's far to explain with gestures that i need a russian consulate so just do not ne

the findings included 131 pounds of fentanyl, heroin, three gang members and an assassination suspect. the agents performed 22 water -- bodies of three apparent mifwrants who died trying to crossio grand. former patrol chief rodney scott laid blame on the biden administration for the humanitarian crisis. there is no effort to secure the border and figure out who and what is coming in. they have created this through their policies. regarding tactic of ushering migrants by plane to westchester, new york, congresswoman stefanek says she will seek legal transparency. we need to get all data and information from the department of homeland security involved in the smuggling operation paid for by taxpayers in the dark of night. republican majority, you can demand and subpoena the records and we intend to do that. stefanek says her office gotten total no help from secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> todd: bring in tomi lahren, fox nation host. tomi, you heard alexandria hoff go through the tweet listing drugs and other items caught. that is well and good. if that was caught, can you imagine the scope of what is getting through? the bad guys, the drugs, all of that? >> tomi: those that wa

of three women. they were bystanders caught in the cross fire. authorities say the martin and paytons were both part of the two rival gang groups that squared off in the downtown area. this all happened as the bar in the area were closing. the groups opened fire spraying 100 rounds where dozens of people were gathered. >>> seat belt safety is the primary focus this weekend. they're also going to be looking out for distracted drivers and people driving under the influence. we're all driving under the influence of the most expensive gas in the state of california. the price of a gallon of gas topped $6 a gallon. gallon regular is now 6.14 a gallon. california's gas tax already the highest in the country is going to up even more on july 1st. in san francisco, a gallon of regular is 6.39. nationwide, it's 4.61. ♪ >>> the mission district's biggest party is back. hundreds of dancers showing off their fancy footwork as carnival returns to san francisco if sounds of music filled the air this afternoon. kpix 5 was there. jocelyn moran was there as well for all the excitement. >> yes, she was. >> reporter: covers of love, the theme of this year. those who

of cubans trying to enter the u. s. as searched more than 78000 crossing from mexico in the past 6 months. the government offensive and el salvador against criminal gangs has seen the arrest of around $22000.00 suspects. though the crackdown has a popular support. international rights group, say innocent people are ending up in jail to john home and has more from their this is the image that the salvador government wants to transmit. another suspect to gang member of the streets, his tattoos giving away his affiliation to a criminal ban. they've arrested more than $20000.00 people in the last month and a half as a seek to clean the m. s. 13 and barrier way teen gangs out of neighborhoods. they've ruled for decades. but this also is an image of the crackdown. one of many women sank bye to a husband or a son, as a disappearance of the salvador prison system. here are others. i love you, son. she sang in march after a murder spike. the country declared a state of emergency that many people could be arrested without a warrant. the salvadoran congress has extended that state of emergency to late may, please continue to round up young men or mess. inevitably

take action to prevent dangerous and illegal channel crossings and tackle the criminal gangs who profit from facilitating them. order! after a morning oflans aren�*t up to the scale of an economic crunch getting worse. we need a government of the moment, with the ideas that meet the aspirations of the british public. this thin address, bereft of ideas or purpose, without a guiding principle or a road map for delivery, shows just how far this government is from that. ministers insist they are trying to ease the financial pain felt by so many and create the conditions for things to get better. and above all, we're tackling the economic challenges with the best solution of all, and that's an ever growing number of high—wage, high—skill jobs, mr speaker. jobs, jobs, jobs. but there was a chorus of consistency from the opposition parties, claiming the government�*s simply not doing enough. scottish people know the cost of living with westminster. we know the price we pay with the prime minister and the price of being stuck with a tory government we didn�*t vote for, and it�*s a price none of us in scotland, not one of us, can afford to pay

the criminals are crossing the border and ms-13 gang members are crossing the border. they just don't care because it is not their plan. their plan is to bring in millions ofinto this country illegally that they can give them a green card and turn them into voters so they can control the country. with people who come here, dana, who are not educated. you put them in our schools, two or three grade levels behind and they drop out. where do they go? what do they do? the president never answers this question. i would love to see the new press secretary answer a simple question was fox. where do they go and what do they do? they disappear into the country. dana, this must stop. america wants their country back, dana. america wants a secure border where drugs and criminals don't cross. america wants to do something as simple as being able to afford gas in their tank. america wants to buy baby formula as you just talked about. america wants a president who looks like a leader and does not stumble through every speech and turn around and shake hands with people who don't stand there. america wants their country back. what you are seeing whether it's the border or

gang to get out of honduras. then you pay another gang to get from guatemala through mexico to the us mexico border. and then once you're at the us-mexico border in order to cross the border and merely ask for protection from the united states, you're paying yet another gang. so the corruption the poverty the violence that begins in honduras is really monetized and quite frankly weaponized in the worst possible way by cartels from that community and to go scalpa all the way to the us mexico border and there's so many factors around that one story of that one taxi driver that sometimes it feels overwhelming to solve or to address, but there have been put there have been solutions put into motion that have, you know purged the national police rooted out corruption hunter national police and as that happened you saw 6,000 police officers fired from their jobs for corruption and at the same time they were being fired what happens to the homicide rate in honduras it goes down. so there's the you know, these are real quality of life indicators that you know provide hondurans the confidence to remain in the country and there's a similar story not similar but it's ther

whose sons are victims of gang violence from heart tell violence mothers that are here from santana america, other parts of mexico whose children went missing while trying to cross to the united states, and one thing that you hear consistently from, from the mother, from the parents who hm out to these demonstrations is that they are all victim. i unity that here in mexico, a many, many cases appears as a missing person. already been investigated for and the government itself has a long history. federal and state authorities have a history of force, disappearances, calling on action from the government to really curb this problem of missing persons across the country is public pressure having any meaningful impact ah, fully, as the number of missing persons in mexico has grown over the last year decades, so has public pressure, mexico's president of it has been when hope is odella, made it a campaign promise to curb violence, to curb and security, to do more, to find missing persons in the, in, in, in mexico. again, that number's close to 100000, disappear people, the argument from activists and from human rights observers. is that the efforts by the government simply

of the mission. and there are neighbors cross the street and arc jaysent we believe this is a high graham and gang street. dheep in mind there has been shootings. will i think you should take special care forlet night activities here. in addition, we believe this this is not in compliance with the good neighbor policy for the following reasons. this is backing up the [inaudible] the nuns across the street. business windows open and doors open there is no sound proofing. across the street from the roof getting over 80db's routinely. that is very worrysome to me >> and also -- there are -- well is no attempt to police the street or surrounding areas and as discussed in the good neighbor policy. >> this issue it is really important for the people who are live and wing in the neighborhood. i don't worked with other businesses to create a space for -- communities members to support businesses that have jobs that are not in the might life business. and so for we are not -- we are -- not interests in extending the footprint of late night noise in this neighborhood. which we believe thursday really encourage thi

crossings, and tackle the criminal gangs who prophet from facilitating. order. after a morning _ prophet from facilitating. order. after a morning of. after a morning of ceremony - prophet from facilitating. order. after a morning of ceremony an | after a morning of ceremony an afternoon of politics. labour reckon the plans aren't up to the scale of an economic crunch getting worse. we an economic crunch getting worse. - need a government of the moment. with the ideas that make the aspirations of the british public. this thin address bereft of ideas or purpose, without a guiding principle or a road map for delivery, shows just how far this government is from that. ~ , , , , , just how far this government is from that. ministers insist they are t in: to that. ministers insist they are trying to ease _ that. ministers insist they are trying to ease the _ that. ministers insist they are trying to ease the financial. that. ministers insist they are i trying to ease the financial pain felt by so many and create the conditions for things to get better. and above all we are tackling the economic chances with the best solution of all and t

of the united kingdom's borders and ensure the safety of its people. her majesty's ministers will take action to prevent dangerous and illegal channel crossings and tackle the criminal gangs entire united kingdom is of paramount importance to her majesty's government, including the internal economic bonds between all of its parts. her majesty's government will prioritise support for the belfast good friday agreement and its institutions, including through legislation to address the legacy of the past. her majesty's government will ensure the constitution is defended. her majesty's ministers will restore the balance of power between the legislature and the courts by introducing a bill of rights. legislation will prevent public bodies engaging in boycotts that undermine community cohesion. her majesty's government will introduce legislation to improve the regulation of social housing, to strengthen the rights of tenants and ensure better quality, safer homes. legislation will also be introduced to ban conversion therapy. proposals will be published to established an independent regulator of english football —— to establish. in this year of the platinum jubilee, her majesty

take action to prevent dangerous and illegal channel crossings and tackle the criminal gangs who profit from facilitating them. order! after a morning ofternoon of politics. labour reckon the plans aren't up to the scale of an economic crunch getting worse. we need a government of the moment, with the ideas that meet the aspirations of the british public. this thin address, bereft of ideas or purpose, without a guiding principle or a road map for delivery, shows just how far this government is from that. ministers insist they are trying to ease the financial pain felt by so many and create the conditions for things to get better. and above all, we're tackling the economic challenges with the best solution of all, and that's an ever growing number of high—wage, high—skill jobs, mr speaker. jobs, jobs, jobs. but listen to this, a chorus of consistency from the opposition parties claiming the government is simply not doing enough. scottish people know the cost of living with westminster. we know the price we pay for the prime minister and the price of being stuck with a tory government we didn't vote for, and it's a price none of us in sc

the doj, with all of those numbers. just in april, in a 24-hour period of time, cpp arrested at least five [inaudible] gang members who illegally crossed the borders. and it has been touched on in this committee are fentanyl. i come from, florida held from florida, i represent florida, and fentanyl is a large problem in the state of florida. and now we are at the point where fentanyl is the number one cause of death of americans between the ages of 18 and 45. do you agree with that statement, that fentanyl is the number one cause of death between the ages of 18 and 45 for america's? >> i'm over aware of that statistic. it is a tremendous threat -- >> so that a yes. and therefore, since it's the leading cause of death, you have -- this is just what you captured at the border -- more fentanyl to kill every american has been seized at the border, and you said it just comes into ports of entry, and so if we are only seizing that at ports of entry or other places, you guys are capturing it, just like this 600,000 got away illegal immigrants, and there's got to be a tremendous amount of fentanyl that's coming in the southern border that just

of the mission. and there are neighbors cross the street and arc jaysent we believe this is a high graham and gang streetin mind there has been shootings. will i think you should take special care forlet night activities here. in addition, we believe this this is not in compliance with the good neighbor policy for the following reasons. this is backing up the [inaudible] the nuns across the street. business windows open and doors open there is no sound proofing. across the street from the roof getting over 80db's routinely. that is very worrysome to me >> and also -- there are -- well is no attempt to police the street or surrounding areas and as discussed in the good neighbor policy. >> this issue it is really important for the people who are live and wing in the neighborhood. i don't worked with other businesses to create a space for -- communities members to support businesses that have jobs that are not in the might life business. and so for we are not -- we are -- not interests in extending the footprint of late night noise in this neighborhood. which we believe thursday really encourage this. so i

of ammunition. just yesterday in the rio grande valley sector we can confirm a mexican national who had previously been arrested for sexual assault in texas was arrested and four known gang members were arrested after illegally crossingl send it back to you, julie. >> julie: thank you so much. homeland security secretary mayorkas is hearing it from critics after his claim that undocumented migrants were quickly tossed from the u.s. watch. >> you know what happens to these individuals? they are either expelled under the title 42 of the cdc, or they are placed into immigration enforcement proceedings. they make their claims under the law. if those claims don't prevail, they are promptly removed from the united states. >> julie: really? well, even the "washington post" is piling on. its fact checker gave his statement three pinocchios writing mayorkas gave the impression of a smooth running machine. dhs in its defense of mayorkas's remarks said he was only referring to what happens when an undocumented immigrant loses his or her case. a distinction that most viewers likely missed. republicans and other critics are calling for mayorkas to step down or face impeachment. >> my god, man, own the moment. you've been called u

cannot continue to have people putting their lives in the hands of evil criminal gangs, paying money to those evil criminal gangs to facilitate these crossingso release players who wish to take part in golf's saudi—backed invitational series opener in england next month. the tour said players who take part at centurion golf club from 9thjune would be in violation of their regulations. american phil mickelson and england's lee westwood had requested a release from the pga tour to participate. the chief executive of l—i—v golf investments greg norman liv golf investments greg norman spoke to bbc sport yesterday. no tour in this world, ian, owns golf. not one tour. right? there has been a monopoly in place for 53 years and it's, yes, if the opportunity for players is to go play, you have to play the pga tour. that is it. pure and simple. we are trying to give the players another opportunity to play. them partnering with the european tour sends a signal they're tightening up their control. the players are starting to recognise this. celtic could be crowned scottish premiership champions tonight. all they need to do is not lose to dundee united.

of people crossing the border every single day. and all the traffickers, the drug traffickers, human traffickers, all the gangs, all they have to do, blend in. come on in. i'd like to say that until the biden administration wises up and secures the border, every town will be a border town and every state will be a border state. the problems associated with drugs and criminal activity don't stay in new mexico or arizona or texas or california. they bleed into the rest of the country and into the hands of local law enforcement. they have enough to be dealing with. here's some stats for you. in 2021 homicides in u.s. cities reached a near record high. the number of law enforcement officers intentionally killed on the job was the highest since 9/11 and ambush style attacks on police increased 115%. meanwhile earlier this year, the biden administration floated the idea of using yet another executive order to limit law enforcement's access to resources and federal grant money. between the defund the police movement and this half-hearted support from their president, it is no wonder that law enforcement officers are resigning or quitting