a southern mexican gang member. but, you know, all violence in prison is gang-related. especially when you're talking about an assault where weapons were used where a guy was hurt this badly. i mean, it just doesn't happen without it being ordered or authorized by the gangs. we believe right now that it was other southerners that attacked him. you know, he was probably in trouble for one thing or another that he did in his past, violating gang rules. and you can hear them doing their little solidarity inside the unit there now. we don't know exactly what he did. hopefully we'll know in the next few days. >> if it's really important for you to get somebody, you're going to get to them. coming to prison made me more violent than what i was. it's about getting basically your little piece of america, but in prison. if a new yard opens up, you're going to fight for that handball court. you're going to fight for some tables. we're going to get our little piece for our people and we're going to secure that area. if you ain't a northerner and you come into those areas, know wha

>> what gang are you affiliated with? do you deal with your gang affiliation once you leave here? >> i'm going to ignore them and go to school. >> you think ignoring them is going to work? >> hopefully. >> did it work last time? >> no, last time, i didn't have future plans. i got out, i didn't have my ged. i didn't have no future plans. now i do. i got an education. i got my ged. i'm going to go to college and play football. >> what was your intent with the gun? why did you have it? >> protection. >> from? >> other gang members. >> let me ask you this -- if i sent one of my sergeants to shake your room down right now and your release was dependent on whether or not there was stg material in your room, are you leaving or not? >> coming up on "lockup, pendleton juvenile." >> you were just talking about your victims, you were smiling. why were you smiling? >> tension-filled hours for andrew and abel. there's no guarantee either will go home. later, we find out what happened to the officer marcus branch attacked. earn unlimit

were both gang leaders in the past. like. in those days they could never have imagined working together with the shop on the other side. not how many not i'm in town and what they're here for the big there are no big deal for next year and i was a different mentality. when we would know we when it came together not. actually we would have been a part of the problem you know when i was there with the kids is loose already so you should you know there has about the new and it may not there were solid integration been there done that and they look up to us and we try to change their lives and give them jobs yeah. i've got to get. them i am not feeling well i mean you know what he's got right but at the end of the day if the team meeting at the offices of bill mooney and his colleagues. change ideas on how to get through to those they worry about most every day. accept money and carlos know all too well just how hard it can be to find a job after leaving jail that. let him go so i filled as workers from all walks of life fr

was the one who got him out of the gang. i was there. i looked in his as a not so me at that age and then days when i met him i was already in the streets and prison i had been in jail the joys of my life were spent in jail and i didn't want to have to go to what i went to actually like a father to me there are no in there because i never had a person but i always say all goes a relative tear me where i don't do this i don't do it but they would never show me again. if we wait how to do it they will tear me what not to do well how could i not do if you don't give me a different. 2 years of boony believing in him ok davey in the courage to turn his life around. bernie doesn't give up on anyone easily he wants to be their emergency exit to get them off the wrong track and convince them there is a better life waiting for them. that's hard to believe when all you know are the few blocks around you and affluent downtown chicago remains a shimmering skyline on the horizon. i know now. that for now the writing today bernie is hosting a family r

were both gang leaders in the past. but. in those days they could never have imagined working together with each other on the other side. not how could he not i'm entirely with your friend to make their final big different negative and positive affirmations out you know. when we knew we wouldn't we when it came together in our lives that actually we would been a part of the problem and you know when i was there with the kids as he's already station you know they have about the and they know that we're saw the individual family are down there and they look up to as we try to change their lives and give them jobs something yeah. i've got a. if you can't tell me i am not. well i mean you know work it all he's got right but at the end of the day if a team meeting at the offices of build mooney and his colleagues exchange ideas on how to get through to those they worry about most every day you're right. and carlos know all too well just how hard it can be to find a job after leaving jail. let him go so i've got billed as wor

gang members street veterans he and his colleague carlos were both gang leaders in the past. in those days they could never have imagined working together with each other on the other side. not about how many not i'm in town and what your plans are to make there are no big deal for you and i was different movies out you know. when we would know we when it came together in our lives that actually we would been a part of the problem you know with us it was the kids it was our report aisha you know that has a lot to do with it they know that we're solving individual. and they look up to us and try to change their lives and give them jobs confidence yeah. i got my. mam up front that well i mean you know what you know he's not right but at the end of the day the team meeting at the offices of bill mooney and his colleagues. change ideas on how to get through to those they worry about most days right. accept and carlos know all too well just how hard it can be to find a job after leaving jail. that will go well i've got billed as workers from all walks of life from college graduate

anecdotally, the feeling is that probably it's either gang related or in the peripheries of gang relatedrugs. while hospital staff report suspicious incidents, not all stabbing victims want to co—operate with the police. the 15—year—old has seen some too scared to talk. usually, people get away with it. you stab someone and the person who you stabbed, they won't report it because they're a criminal themselves and if they say that you stabbed them, then everyone will call them snitch and then it will go worse for the person who is speaking to the police. that's why he didn't tell the police when he was held up at knife—point. i've been robbed. i've had knives pulled on me by people who smoke crack. i've robbed a couple of people, people i used to work for. they give me packs of crack and heroin. if it was over a grand, i would take it and disappear and then they'll be after you. they either think you got caught, but if they think you robbed them it's even worse. in the last five years, the number of stabbing victims admitted to wales' biggest hospital has risen by almost 80%. there were 3

anecdotally, the feeling is that probably it's either gang related or on the peripheries of gang relatedthout drugs. while hospital staff report suspicious incidents, not all stabbing victims want to co—operate with the police. the 15—year—old has seen some too scared to talk. usually people get away with it. you stab someone and the person who you stabbed, they won't report it because they're a criminal themselves and if they say that you stabbed them, then everyone will call them snitch and then it will go worse for the person who is speaking to the police. that's why he didn't tell the police when he was held up at knife—point. i've been robbed. i've had knives pulled on me by people who smoke crack. i've robbed a couple of people, people i used to work for. they give me packs of crack and heroin. if it was over a grand, i would take it and disappear and then they'll be after you. they either think you got caught, but if they think you robbed them it's even worse. in the last five years, the number of stabbing victims admitted to wales' biggest hospital has risen by almost 80%. there

he told us the gang found him at 12 but god found him in prison.rch, and a chance to earn money learning how to make his daily bread. about 50 men have come through this rehabilitation programme. the pastor says more than half have stayed on the straight and narrow. at least five others who did not have been killed. back at the detention centre more arrivals, suspected gang members corralled in a new crackdown by el salvador‘s president. he is urging young men to leave the gangs and go home to theirfamilies. otherwise, he says, the only future is prison or death. 0rla guerin, bbc news, san salvador. all over the world, couples choose the summer for their weddings — and wedding photographers are the ones who capture those special moments, often staging them. but ian weldon, who's based in britain, film weddingsjust as they are, warts and all. his new book is called, i am not a wedding photographer. i would describe my work as a documentary approach to wedding photography. i am ian weldon, my new book, i am not a wedding photographer, but i am a wedd

the police forces and the heavily armed areas and act as a deterrent then crime intelligence and the gang unit can continue from there so this person has the idea that the military is there to back up police and then eventually police will be able to have the resources enough to do the work themselves that peaceable if so go on point we've always been was in fact we. will know when they come we also think we need stabilization and i think. really what. we need stabilization and good intelligence but not good policing we're proper policing capability well you know it's ok for people to abuse. no what i'm saying is we all of what agree with. is that we was then look at because. those didn't look at the listen good alternative. and you could walk. into. the. other i'm just going to jump in here because i'm losing you a little be our last skype connection but we will reconnect with him so we can hear you clearly and yet or i remember suddenly you said that the authorities are doing nothing they're doing nothing to help that is a bold statement maybe what they're doing is not effective for ins

how gang members in el salvador arfinding a new path in life.lus, the wedding photographer who won't take those staged images. we will have more on this unique take on the happy occasion just ahead. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." europe is in the grip of a heat wave that is breaking records. the hottest temperatures ever were experienced in germany and the netherlands this week, while , paris today it was more than 42 degrees celsi8 in fahrenheit, the ghest mperature france's capital has ever measured. here's lucyilliamson. lucy: the city of light has become the city of heat. 42 degrees, just bearable if you are mostly underwater.as the governmentepeatedly warned people not to stay out in the sun, but with fices and hools closing early and most homes without air-conditioning, not everyone is listening.>> ifficult to enjoy it. here we are in this most amazing city in the world, and it is tough to want to go and do much. >> in brazil it is not like this. it is hot, too, but here it's too muc

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communities in cape town accuse the police of living gang violence out of control us. hello there warnings for severe thunderstorms that are was in place all day on monday for enormously is there until dawn on cheese of you can see the cloud is hinting at moving in get much out of the sky something like 50 millimeters in suits and almost twice that in the north of italy but these were from thunderstorms the potential for vicious weather is still there so the forecast overnight shows those green areas going down through sardinia and corsica sicily and sitting over the boot of a bottle in the boot of italy and greece once again greece is vulnerable moment because of big thunderstorms recently and damage from them so that some of the watch out for it leaves the area clear further north still not very warm in germany or in poland not greens just a lot of rain in the baltic states or the sun's out to the west is what we have again from london down to madrid clearly it's much hotter in spain as you can see now on wednesday we've got fewer shots of the still in greece you're

we have not confirmed yet who these gangs. —— are these gangs.ergency talks later to decide how to deal with the seizure of an oil tanker by iran. the outgoing prime minister, theresa may, will chair the meeting, while her foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, is expected to press for an international diplomatic response, rather than immediate sanctions. the british vessel was captured on friday, apparently in retaliation for the impounding of an iranian tanker in the uk territory of gibraltar earlier this month. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. iranian revolutionary guards boarding the stena impero on friday afternoon, carrying out a two—week—old threat to seize a british vessel. iran said the tanker broke the law, the ship's owners and the british government say this simply isn't true. earlier, tense exchanges as a british warship, hms montrose, attempted to stop the ship being taken. but the revolutionary guards were determined. hms montrose was too far away to intervene. they warned the tanker to obey. translation: we followed the s

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infact, stop the violence from those gangs and bobs.ust urge police to, control the situation, policejust did nothing. we hope people can realise that it is not only related to hong kong being interfered with, it relates to how hong kong governments lack of incentive capacity to govern hong kong anymore. they can't rule hong kong anymore. they can't rule hong kong with safety and stability. don't forget, you can get all the latest developments and details in hong kong on our website,. two charities have announced they're resuming migrant search and rescue missions in the mediterranean. operations were stopped seven months ago, after their previous ship was denied permission to dock in italy. the decision to resume the missions comes as a result of worsening conditions for migrants from libya. leigh milner has more. flying the norwegian flag and carrying a crew of 31, this is the new ocean viking. it belongs to the sos military and doctors without borders migrant rescue charities that have relaunched the operations of the coast of the vi

this is gang behavior. everything that the banditos have done qualifies as gang activity.attoos, they act in unison with each other. they came to that party at kennedy hall with the intention of attacking their fellow officers and several of the gang members surrounded and severely beat several young officers. >> shannon: so the sheriff there was quoted in the "l.a. times" talking about the fact that he, for the station, he had appointed a new captain, ernie chavez, and he said he identified the problem and problem players and he had been doing a commendable job of sifting through them to get the station up and running to serve the community. have you seen improvements? are you confident in the actions that are being taken? >> there has not been any disciplinary action taken yet as the gang members. there's only been a transfer of six people. it should be noted that the sheriff said that there were 36 transferred. he's been quoted more than once, and his own captain corrected that and said that is not accurate. the numbers actually six gang members and associates that have

kate saying accuse the police of letting gang violence i will have controlled. hello model forecasts for to round for the last few days as suggested temperatures really high close to record valleys and there's not much cloud around there are no showers any significant in the last 24 hours and the forecast is still stuck at record levels now yesterday it was $41.00 so we're not far off at the average about $35.00 so this part of iran is particularly hot but again is in contrast with iraq baghdad's not this time of year no $42.00 yes but average really and the breeze is still quite strong running down across the dusty ground secured beyond the keystone to the arabian peninsula clearly further west it's not unlike as hot the onshore breeze for lebanon makes things pleasantly cool about 32 so that's still a rising temperature middle forty's now for bahrain qatar and all across saudi arabia that brazen particularly dusty knows it particularly humor about halfway between the 2 so it's just about bearable mid summer and as you know how to set in quite pleasantly facili

violence more than 900 people have been killed in battles over gang territory since the beginning of the year and the government's now preparing to send in the army has the story. for people living here the cape flats is a board zone turf battles between feuding gangs that means hundreds of lives are lost every year many of them bystanders unable to escape the bullets. michael ware not using his real name belongs to a gang he says he can't survive outside it i live i don't know police in a situation with the shipwreck in control of the stuff. you feel you have i've got a little ability i've got the skills but i think you know i could do a reaping the power would go out even when we need to busy do stuff but i just used to do it would you be looking at gangs make money by selling drugs the battle for territory means more customers and higher revenue 18 months ago the government set up the anti gang unit whose work is to root out gangs guns and drugs it conducts daily raids searching the homes of known drug dealers and drug dens while the unit has made hundreds of arrests the city of c

the gang was discovered after charities identified victims.n anonymous. very withdrawn, physically shaken, disorientated. we had victims presenting with black eyes, one victim presented with a broken arm, so his broken arm had re—set itself out of alignment. ripped clothing, emaciated. while the victims suffered, the gang bosses lived an opulent lifestyle, driving lavish cars and buying designer clothes. over five years, they made at least £2 million. after sentencing, judge mary stacey told the court, the harm in this case was at the very highest level, and she warned that all too often such offences were being carried out in plain sight. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham crown court. jaguar land rover is investing hundreds of millions of pounds to build a range of electric vehicles at its plant in birmingham. it will begin with an electric version of the jaguar xj from 2020. the company says it will help secure the jobs of more than 2,500 workers at the plant, although it announced almost double the number of job losses earlier in the year.

communities in cape town accuse the police of letting gang violence spiral out of control. however we have the usual rush of showers across southeast asia but look further north the big bulge of cloud just making its way across the philippines and this may well develop into a tropical system over the next couple of days locally this is known as falcon very heavy rain coming into luzon central areas of the philippines it punches that way a little further westwards as we go through thursday but there is the likelihood of widespread flooding across the region here for the south is the usual rash of showers stay dry there across indonesia largely dry to cross australia in fact 5 bands in force across northern parts of australia white breezy winds pushing in here high pressure in charge so so that does keep it lousy settle down even down towards the south blustery down towards the southeastern corner we've seen some much needed snow way for the ski resorts in the southeastern corner of the snowy mountains for example some wet weather just pushing its way into tasmania where at 1

how gang members in el salvador are finding a new path in life.ope is in the grip of a heatwave that's breaking records. the hottest temperatures ever were experienced in germany and the netherlands this week, while in paris today, it was more than 42 dgrees celsius, that's 108 in farenheight, the highest temperature france's capital has ever seen. lucy williamson reports from paris. the city of light has become the city of heat. 42 degrees, just bearable if you are mostly underwater. the government has repeatedly warned people not to stay out in the sun, but with offices and schools closing early, and most homes without air conditioning, not everyone is listening. it's difficult to enjoy it. here we are in this most amazing city in the world and it's tough to want to go and do much. it's very hot. the summer in brazil is not like this. it's hot too but here it's too much. this is a short, sharp spike in temperatures but what a spike it is, the heat unremitting now for several days and nights and, in a city not built for this kind of weather, for

headquarters here in doha also coming up at least 57 inmates were killed in the prison riots between rival gangs in northern brazil also. more protests ensued all dr security forces opened fire with a demonstration in north korea found killing 5 people. and commuter calles protesters block hong kong's train services as part of an anti government campaign . the program the alleged mastermind of the september 11th attacks in the u.s. says that he may be willing to help the victims in their lawsuit against saudi arabia in return khalid shaikh mohammad the wants the government not to seek the death penalty against him particle heinous more. the survivors and victims of the september 11th attacks believe saudi arabia was behind it and they are suing to prove it now they might get help from an unlikely source suspected mastermind khalid shaikh muhammad in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader

for them to be resilient to the pool with gangs. so i think how did you think that there would have this problem is lack of opportunities. it is lack of opportunities and it is also continued up our gates plenty it is also continued up our men in we we not enough but he sources or very little resources are being thrown into our into our working class across the that's so what you have is that the majority of the budgets are being spent on drawing tourists into the city it is being spent in the leafy suburbs and we on the cape lead now working with us on the list all the same as it used to be before 9094 and that is a real living in and up out of the city which is you can only offer that it's so for me a numbers on holds politicians that is a must see for the next number and this is due to the politicians as the unit dollars if it's loading are we going to make my promise to that i am still spinning the budget then there is no money then they tell us it is it is saying that there's no money we had that supposedly what skeer that that

there is plenty more ahead in this news hour including south africa's government taking aim at a gang of ballance on the streets of cape town. and we'll tell you about india's tower of trash they'll soon be taller than the taj mahal. and on top of the world the england finally have their hands on the cricket world cup peter have reaction. tens of thousands of people were back on the streets of hong kong to protest against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the city's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburb of shotton ended up in violence as riot police charged towards demonstrators and a shopping center. has this report from hong kong. after bringing central hong kong to a standstill on previous said days protesters are taking their fight to the suburbs . and government leaders are struggling to climb down on the resistance movement that is largely leaderless most of the protesters here are young people who tell us they are disillusioned about hong kong's future. protesters set up barricades in the center of sharpton and riot police arrived fr

mostly a gang related attack. >> we believe you may have been a victim of battery. we find out who the assailant or assailants are -- >> we place him on segregation for his protection until we find out who batters him. it got to be more than one person. >> because numerous bruises and the two black eyes, it appears it would have happened outside the cell where he wanted to assault the blind spot. >> lieutenant fears he's being labeled as a rat. >> i don't feel like saying right now. >> at this point we have no knowledge as to who did it or why. you go from one game to another. it does not seem to end. >> they want you to do something else. i rather take care of mine and see my family, you know? when you come to prison, it is still our obligation to protect you no matter what. the department's view about gang is get those individuals to drop out and tell on each other. we gain better control of population is an ongoing process that never stops. >> let's go. >> drop out means help. >> you give up everything. if you try to fake at debrief they'll know about it and put

hundreds of residents of poor cape town neighborhoods have lost loved ones in tit for tat gang attacks and now they're saying army troops on the streets and for me ok i'm really could be loud today will ask whether a military operation in one of south africa's biggest cities can help bring lasting peace to communities blighted by violence send us your thoughts through twitter and you tube. for years police in cape town have struggled to reach a deadly gang violence in parts of the city known as cape flats as an area that has been hunting black brown south africans since the apartheid era the situation in the flats is now so bad the soldiers in armored cars are on patrol to help restore order the units of the south african national defense force began rolling into 10 precincts on july 18th as part of a 3 month deployment called operation prosper it's hoped that the army's presence will give overworked police breathing space to investigate crimes but detectives have an overwhelming caseload $43.00 people were murdered across cape flats in the weekend preceding the deployment here's what

he told us the gang found him at 12 but god found him in prison.hance to earn money learning how to make his daily bread.

all the gang members we spoke to agree on one thing sending in the army would only bring a temporary peace and that violence would likely return to the cape flats as soon as it withdraws from al-jazeera on the cape flats in cape town. every monsoon rains have caused havoc across large parts of asia unleashing flash flooding and landslides and washing away buildings where 130 people were killed in the poll india pakistan bangladesh all being affected in myanmar more than 21000 people have been forced to leave their homes rising rivers and lightning strikes have killed more than a dozen people in bangladesh some were running the refugees in overcrowded camps buildings have collapsed in northern parts of india killing at least 14 people but the worst affected is no power at least 78 people were killed and more than 165000 displaced by widespread flooding subpoena stretta has more now from russia hot. i'm here in the village about improving the district road the hut. i'm on the banks of the budmouth the river which generally is a much smaller river this is an embankment that keeps the wa

all too familiar scenes on the cape flats in cape town we communities are terrorized by gang violence and the. mobile phone footage shows opposing gangs in manenberg open fire at point blank range in a field just across from high rise flats in another video a man who we are told is a gang member shoots across a parking lot and yet another taken in hanover park shots are fired in defiance of police as they arrive at the scene people in these communities say they live in fear and the police have lost control many welcome the government's decision to send soldiers to 10 areas they say of being held hostage by gangs and violence. one of them is dawn peters who has lived in manenberg for 17 years her son trevor was shot dead a month ago as he walked to the shop to buy snacks for a football match gone says she ran for cover as the shots rang out outside a home. for the guns and then but i couldn't see their faces 1st dog obviously. and so i saw them walking for they wasn't far from when the order was for them shot so i knew i wasn't going to make it the fight on that side the people that th

because gangs want to send a message. violence they use, it is easier to keep gang members in line.governments have taken actions right after this riot happened but there is no immediate actions or policies in order to improve the situation in the prisons like overcrowding, shortages of personnel or guards inside the prison among other things. but this is one of the reasons why it is very common to have the situations in brazil's prisons. nick: thanks very much. still ahead this half hour, the oil spill that is choking see life in indonesia. plus. -- sea life in indonesia. mexico auctions off the ill-gotten gains of rich criminals. as part of the president's robin hood program. ♪ ♪ >> hello. still a bit of the wintry biscuit across the far south east of australia towards new zealand. let's go through victoria were we have got a band of showers working its way across towards the east coast. that really won't be bringing much in the way of rain but temperatures back 15 degrees in sydney. 23 degrees. and what you will see is a slight warmer temperature for the next couple days. 21 degr

up to 60 inmates are killed during a prison riots were seen by evil gangs in brazil. afghans seek to preserve what's left of a cultural legacy that was decimated under taliban rule. but 1st there are reports that on security forces are using live ammunition against protesters gathering in near the capital khartoum thousands of people are joining mass rallies across the country after 5 protest us including 4 students were shot dead by police on monday but the growing anger has forced the head off the military genser to respond saying the killing of peaceful students is a crime that requires immediate accountability well opposition groups are demanding an investigation into monday's killings and how some. when what happened in l a boyd is the straw that will break the military council's back we need to know who committed the massacre and the military council has to address them and seen them to court if they don't then let this council and the professionals association and the coalition of freedom and change go to hell. to live there to have a morgan in address of a cap

gang attacks last week thank you very much for that report. let's check in now on some of the other stories making news around the world indian navy helicopters and emergency service boats have rescued some 700 people from a train that was stranded in flood waters near mumbai tarantula monsoon rains left the tracks submerged and the train partially under water as well officials said a relief train would take passengers to their destination. tunisians gathered outside the presidential palace in carthage for the funeral of their late president . as the country's 1st head of state to be elected in nationwide polls died thursday at the age of 92 his death has sparked fears of political unrest in tunisia. the united states supreme court has ruled the trump administration can use military funds to build a wall on the border with mexico the decision frees up billions of dollars and pentagon funding to upgrade parts of the border barrier trump hailed the decision as a major victory several strong earthquakes have struck islands in the far northern phi

unit whose work is to root out gangs guns and drugs. it conducts daily raids searching the homes of known drug dealers and drug dens while the unit has made hundreds of arrests the city of cape town says there are nearly not enough officers now the army is being deployed to help curb the violence special operations that like this haven't stopped gang violence on the cape flats according to government statistics the number of murders has increased this weekend alone 43 people were murdered more than half of them by gunshot people in this community who say there aren't enough police and they think the presence of the army will make things safer. many people here accuse the police of being ineffective and corrupt in 2016 a police officer in charge of disposing confiscated firearms was jailed for selling the guns worth half a $1000000.00 to gangsters. this man who doesn't want to be identified and belongs to a gang in lavender hill says poor policing is common i don't think the people here think the people the only women to put the lives ar

up to 60 inmates are killed during a prison riots pursued by evil gangs in brazil plus. was . hong kong's protests go underground causing chaos on the city's subway. protests are getting back on the streets of sudan's towns and cities after 5 demonstrators were killed in north courts on states on monday security forces opened fire on students and activists as i have a morgan reports from neighboring ethiopia. that was why i was they came out of the classrooms in north kordofan state to complain about bread shortages and the rising cost of fuel and transport i thank you but minutes after the student protest started in the city of a moving security forces opened fire i. want to show. my brother died as a martyr and i will not cry over him because god willing he's in heaven for blood we want to accept anything else. funerals have been held for some of the several people killed some reportedly by sniper shots to the head of the central committee for sudan's doctors which is allied to the opposition says doesn't sustained critical injuries. following months of political turmoil war

the gang is believed to have killed at least 24 people over the past 2 years. prosecutors said several members drove a rival gang member to the angeles national forest because they thought he had defaced everybody.>> reporter: six defendants hacked and with a machete, to death. the victim was dismembered and one of the defendants allegedly carved out his heart before throwing the body parts into a canyon.>> reporter: the indictment focuses on a subset known as the fulton click which operates in the san fernando valley. prosecutors say members killed a homeless man living at the park in north hollywood, an area once controlled by the click, the reason is to get into or up climb the race in the group. >> the gang is mostly teenagers.>> reporter: this teenager lived near the park and tells us he sees the gang presence in his neighborhood.>> it gets heated in the streets, you hear gunshots at night, it's where most of the things happen. >> reporter: 16 of the people charged in connection with the murders are eligible for the death penalty if prosecutors decide to s

the gang preyed on the homeless, ex—prisoners and alcoholics. people have been found guilty of offences including trafficking, money laundering and forcing people to perform forced labour. modern slavery as an offence includes crimes like domestic servitude, along with labour and sexual exploitation. sima kotecha reports. their victims, some as young as 17, were made to live in rooms like these — filthy, often rat—infested, with no heating or light, toilets blocked and the stench unbearable. the gang was made up of five men and three women, all from poland. 52—year—old ignacy brzezinski, 41—year—old wojciech nowa kowski and 26—year—old jan sadowski were sentenced today to more than a total of 20 years for modern slavery offences. for the first time, the bbc can report that, in february, five others were convicted of their roles in the conspiracy and were also jailed. together, they preyed on the vulnerable in poland and lured them to the west midlands, promising them a wealthy life. they targeted former prisoners, the homeless, alcoholics. trans

police in cape town has struggled to reach a deadly gang violence in parts of the city known as cape flats as an area that has been hunting black brown south africans since the apartheid era the situation in the flats is now so bad the soldiers in armored cars are on patrol to help restore order the units of the south african national defense force began rolling into 10 precincts on july 18th as part of a 3 month deployment called operation prosper it's hoped that the army's presence will give overworked police breathing space to investigate crimes but detectives have an overwhelming caseload 43 people were murdered across cape flats in the weekend preceeding the deployment here's what residents said as soldiers rolled in . but really. they are you. and i want to thank the government will make good this isn't really the because on me the children people starting every day on. this new thing that is if. you. find another place to be. too much. to reach. for more in this situation we are joined from cape town sponsored from st by henrietta abrams she is a community and social justice a

all too familiar scenes on the cape flats in cape town we communities are terrorized by gang violence and the. mobile phone footage shows opposing gangs in manenberg opened fire at point blank range in a field just across from high rise flats in another video a man who we're told is a gang member shoots across a parking lot and yet another taken in hanover park shots are fired in defiance of police as they arrive at the scene people in these communities say they live in fear and the police have lost control many welcome the government's decision to send soldiers to 10 areas they say are being held hostage by gangs and violence. one of them is dawn peters who has lived in manenberg for 17 years her son trevor was shot dead a month ago as he walked to the shop to buy snacks for a football match gone things she ran for cover as the shots rang out outside a home. for the guns and then 3 but i couldn't see their faces 1st dog obviously but. and so i saw him looking for the doors in the fall for him with the corner was from shock so i knew i wasn't going to make it the fight on that side to

disperse tallies of demonstrators and as protest to seek refuge in a train station to attach times to be gang members. coming up. the boxer who. is off to the moon as a chunk struck him successfully he lives off of the on a manned spacecraft is heading to satellite on a mission that could see india becoming the 4th patient to land a probe on the lunar surface. and another big win for ukraine's president wanted to meet as the party came to an outright majority after sunday's parliamentary election to. play. good to have you with us. a 7th straight weekend of anti-government protests in hong kong has descended into violence the demonstrations began peacefully as tens of thousands demonstrated against an unpopular extradition bill they fear will erode the city's autonomy as protesters headed for the office of china's communist party police fired on them big rubber bullets and tear gas and in a new development suspected members of criminal gangs attacks demonstrators. it was a vicious assault gangs of men all dressed in white attacking anti-government protesters on their way home from another hug

it was a vicious assault gangs of men all dressed in white attacking anti-government protesters on their way home from another huge demonstration. the brutal attack was life streamed on social media showing journalists as well as protesters being beaten as the men rampage through a subway station and onto trains. was the way i saw somebody bleeding all over the floor in front of me i tried to drag him away but they wouldn't let me quit had all sorts of weapons and i came over and attacked me to. an opposition lawmaker he was injured claims triad gangsters suggesting the shadowy criminal network was intervening in support of the chinese government. as the dozens of injured received treatment police finally arrived on the scene and what used by witnesses of taking more than an hour to get there despite frantic calls for help so far no arrests have been made on monday on holmes probation leader kerry now condemned the attack we absolutely do not indulge that sort of violence and i would let him make his fear if it bubbles up it's not a solution to any problem above that this will only bring

of demonstrators and as protests a secret agent a train station there attacked by talent pool to be gang member. that . also coming up. be. able to instruct the moon as the jungle young to dock it successfully lifts off the unmanned spacecraft is heading to. on a mission that could seat in their becoming the 4th mission to land a probe on the lunar surface. and another big win for ukraine's president exit polls gives a lot of meat and then skis party a commanding lead out to sunday's parliamentary elections and possibly the absolute majority he was hoping for. an unwelcome i'm on with that shima good to have you with us. a 7 straight weekend of anti-government protests in hong kong has descended into violence the demonstrations began peacefully as tens of thousands demonstrated against an unpopular extradition bill they fear will erode the city's autonomy as protest is headed for the office of the china's communist party police fired on them with drug of bullets and tear gas and in a new development suspected gang members attacked the demonstrators. it was a vicious assault gangs of men

violence more than 900 people have been killed in battles over gang territory since the beginning of the year the government's now preparing to deploy the army for me the mill has the story. for people living here the cape flats is a war zone turf battles between feuding gangs that means hundreds of lives are lost every year many of them bystanders unable to escape the bullets michael ware not using his real name belongs to a gang he says he can't survive outside it only vital to know policing the situation. he she picking through all of the stuff. you feel you have i've got little ability of i've got the skills but i think you know i could do a reaping the power will go out even we need to go to never been stopped but just used to it would you be looking at gangs make money by selling drugs the battle for territory means more customers and higher revenue 18 months ago the government set up the anti gang unit whose work is to root out gangs guns and drugs it conducts daily raids searching the homes of known drug dealers and drug dens while the unit has made hundreds of arrests the ci