he focused on gangs. i.c.e. has record number of gang arrests and rye moves. the world today. i.c.e. put a huge target on their back. i.c.e. even, attache offices in el salvador worked with the federallies down there. we arrested thousands of gang members at home. tried to cut off the head of the snake to take the leadership out. a huge focus on gangs, under this budget, i.c.e. will have to make a determination. do we arrest gang members put them in the bed? do we arrest people coming out of jails that are public safety threats put them in the bed? do we put people coming across the border into the bed. 31,000 beds. some will be released. a lot will probably be gang members. >> i hear you. 2/3 of those deported, about 120,000 had criminal convictions already or had charges pending. we're talking about dozens of terrorists. we're not just talking about central america. people from eastern europe, china, asia, central africa. a bosnian terrorists shouted allow talk bar when he went after two new york city police officers. "allahu akbar!." we're talking about ter

triad gangs and. the kind of crime ridden on kong that was very different there we see today when we talk about the hong kong being encroached by the chinese authorities what was a home like well i mean again today hungary is my favorite city in the world amazing it is an amazing city in the sense it has everything it has this infusion of west and east together and high and i expose my fascination really was more about the lady that was working with the triads this sort of area that was neither china nor hong kong and yet she'd sort of given our lives to go and sit alongside each of them some of the most brutal people in the work on the earth and it was as young girl that went and worked with them and and just couldn't form some of their lines and she was it incredible i think she was a great inspiration to so to me and you know now are central to what you and your charity have done arguably maybe this line in the book you talk about something called the more established n.g.o.s and organizational gro

and we would attack other gangs. rose up through the ranks to become boss in the complexo alemÃo favela. >> he reached his criminal zenith in the late 1980s and early 90s. he and his people partied hard and took lots of drugs. demÉtrio martins oversaw 25 drug-dealing venues as the righthand man of a major drugs boss. fights with rivals were bad enough, but attacks by the military police were even worse. a hit team caught him by surprise one morning. >> i was walking down a steep alley when i noticed i had walked into a trap. they started to shoot. i fell. i was in shock. my bodyguards ran off. >> since then demÉtrio has been paralysed from the waist down. nowadays he spends his days going around the favelas preaching and trying to get gangsters to reform. his own story is well known -- a bad man who found god and the path of virtue. many people here find it moving. he often talks to the dealers hanging out on street corners here. they seem to accept him, and grenade with them, just in case. >> the government needs to

members and 18th street gang are involved in human smuggling, right?lk about biden has been attacking president trump for response to covid. how he is not doing enough. covid, wants a national mandate on mask, the other stuff. do you know because of what biden is doing, the biden effect more children are coming across the border, unaccompanied children being turned over to hhs. you know over 10% of those children have covid? what he is saying what he is doing, will have a tremendous impact what happens in this country with covid. not only border security but health and safety of americans. letting people with covid into the country. elizabeth: yeah. >> as far as ms-13. i.c.e. has a attache office in guatemala, honduras and el salvador. this arrested in their countries based on our intelligence. 90% of the intelligence leads to arrest of gang members is u.s. intelligence. we're doing a great deal to help these countries playing away game, arresting them down they're ran get to the united states. elizabeth: we hear what you're saying. humanitarian sass s

triad gangs and. the kind of crime ridden on kong that was very different there we see today when we talk about hong kong being encroached by the chinese authorities what was on the way. well i mean again today congo is my favorite city in the world amazing it is an amazing city in the sense it has everything it has this infusion of western east together and high now exposed my fascination really was more about the lady that was working with the triads this sort of area that was neither china nor hong kong and yet she'd sort of given up her life to go and sit alongside each of them some of the most brutal people in the work on the earth and it was as young girl that went and worked with them and and just couldn't form some of their lines and she was it incredible i think she was a great inspiration to so to me and you know their central to what you and your charity have done arguably maybe this line in the book you talk about something called the more established n.g.o.s and organizational group think

the hardness incident is a very straightforward one of the gang rape of. marginalized . woman by allegedly upperclassman up press gang which was given no dignity in death she was appointed head. when she was the light that somehow this case because of the element of cost domination politics by the state government has taken this bizarre turn the police would try to deny that this gang rape even now they're awful this and there was no re. the police all saw what's really stalled the dead body kidnapped the dead body from the hospital and 2 kids 3 from a hospital in delhi to heart you can see. one is. just. the police lots of the family in the house and burns the body the bullets without even letting any family member know they have point the body now what with the dying how did the dying how did it was that the police wanted to prevent the morning which was of the cremation they want to prevent the family protesting with the dead body they were trying to prevent the bad headlines that would have on any morning. you know what it was not only did they not avoid bad press he

derek would not bring gang members to the house or affiliate himself with gang members.k ever, ever, with any gang member. >> reporter: danielle said her brother had nothing to do with crystal's murder and that c-styles was a liar. >> he is known as a jailhouse snitch, and he is harassed and beaten up by people where he's currently housed at. the deal for him is that he gets relocated out of state. to a place where nobody knows him. >> reporter: she says the cops simply took the path of least resistance. >> they had it out for derek from the start. >> because? >> because he seemed like the probable person. my brother is not a perfect man, but him being pulled in, harassed by the police, his children being taken from him, that's not my brother's fault. my brother's an innocent man. >> reporter: and maybe she was right. just days after derek was arrested, the d.a. said there was not enough evidence to prosecute him. >> we had to let him go. we had to let him go and -- yeah, it was tough letting him go. >> reporter: derek smyer was once again a free man. >> i bet he thought

this was a gang that was smuggling people for months and months.th people in his lorry the year before. another one of the lorry drivers was a card with people in his lorry at the entrance to the channel tunnel on the french side in the middle of this two week period when they were doing all of these smuggling runs. but critically the first of these successful smuggling i’u ns first of these successful smuggling runs from zeebrugge to purfleet, the same route that was taken on that fateful night, this couple saw people getting out of a van on that country lane, they dialled 999, they called the police, they attended but what the police didn't do was to seize that cctv from the golf course where you see the lorry and other vehicles driving down the country lane at exactly that time they were on the phone dialling 999. if perhaps essex police have managed to get that cctv, follow it up, identify some of the vehicles in that convoy before the fatal run 12 days later, there is a possibility this gang might have been broken up and disrupted. when we put

this evangelical preacher was once boss of a drugs gang. he seeks to make amends for his sins and wants to go. others hope. when he speaks gangsters listen, i can't forget the sound of the kalashnikovs. he lives in rio de janeiro, but nowhere near the beach has his wife always prays for his safe return. whenever dimitri on march eans sets off to preach in a dangerous neighborhood, that he himself grew up in the slums and ended up making lots of money through crime and fame. and she can steal all when they see it. unfortunately, i did bad things, kill people. that's why today my mission is to convert drug addicts and criminals. he will begin to think he's on his way to a prayer meeting. it will be the 1st time he attends. one says the pandemic hits while gangsters patrol the streets with automatic weapons. dimitri, on march eans prepares to deliver a sermon, evangelical christianity is booming among the poor in rio. this is one of the many churches in the favelas. uganda believe that if you go astray, you usually have 3 options, get killed,

a preacher was once boss of a drugs gang past. he seeks to make amends for his sins and wants to give others hope. when he speaks gangsters listen. to the tougher get the sound of the kalashnikovs. he lives in rio de janeiro but nowhere near that the. moment he has his wife always prays for his safe return whenever dimitri on march eans sets off to preach in a dangerous neighborhood the moment he himself grew up in the slums and ended up making lots of money through crime. and 50 men cheat yourself to steal. they see it there. unfortunately i did bad things. kill people. that's why today my mission is to convert drug addicts and criminals he will begin to profit. he's on his way to a prayer meeting it will be the 1st time he attends one since the pandemic hits. while gangsters patrol the streets with automatic weapons dimitri on march 18th prepares to deliver a sermon. evangelical christianity is booming among the poor in rio this is one of the many churches in the favelas. uganda believe that if you go astray you usually have 3 o

that evidence was found with these gang members and when the evidence was presented to regina's familythey said that this does not belong to him and so by creating an international farce over the cover up of a cambridge university student whose doctoral dissertation was looking at union activities among street vendors being seen as a threat is quite telling evidence released this week and tapes so is that regina was followed for over 40 days that there are tape recordings of individuals and within the security apparatus who are a member talking about what do we do with the so-called young man we have him this leads that this was actually state perpetuated torture leading to the death of a foreign international grad student the evidence released recently by the italian government dalia i have to say the egyptian the egyptian government is actually it one of its defenses one of his many defenses in this case is actually if this will wasn't a foreign student you wouldn't catch and now you do because it's a foreign student now it was a nothing to do with us it was a criminal gang a-k. thos

leaders gang violence is getting worse i've been here for 3 days and 9 people have been killed in gang warfare. islam has made huge gains in chicago which is home to the largest number of african-american muslims in the u.s. 30 years ago they had only one mosque today they have more than 40 to choose from now islam has a new battle to win trying to loosen the hold the gangs have on chicago's south side. i'm heading to the south side to visit the city's 1st halfway house for muslim x. prisoners its aim is to provide an alternative to life in the gangs the man who runs this project has served 12 years for murder like many x. offenders he converted to islam in prison his name is. rafi peterson. we used to go in the cook county jail division 11 which is in the like maximum security and then . we thing so many brothers we did there for like 6 years and then we things so many brothers coming home and going right back right we realized that we needed so attention to food and most being must have been very high and for a lot of the you've known as if you come back and you've got to make money

this evangelical preacher was once boss of the drugs gang. he seeks to make amends for his sins and wants to give up. there's hope. when he speaks gangsters listen. to our kaffir get the sound of the kalashnikovs that. he lives in rio de janeiro but nowhere near the beach. moment you lose his wife always prays for his safe return whenever dimitri on march 18th sets off to preach in a dangerous neighborhood come on he himself grew up in the slums and ended up making lots of money through crime. and fame and she is sucked want to steal all this theater. unfortunately i did bad things. kill people. that's why today my mission is to convert drug addicts and criminals. will be going to meet you know. he's on his way to a prayer meeting they are. here what kind of life that i lead i had money and power but i had to hide every night because i couldn't trust anybody. not even my friends but he. later back at his home he told us he never got a good night's sleep as a gangster but he had had high expectations when he joined up as a poor boy from the sl

have taken its place and it's all now driven by mexican gangs who are the ones buying colombian cocaine we want to follow the trail of colombian cocaine as it makes its way north just like production transportation has fragmented it's done in several stages traffickers trying to evade the oath or it is my 1st transporting into neighboring countries from that the cocaine reaches mexican contact as the new overlord some of the trained one of them is among the biggest in the won't listen a lot. through our contacts we meet with felipe or a council member in. charge of supervising the arrival of a campaign shipment. literally heading. over to the coast. will be all over so where the merchandise will be delivered to ground 0. what kind of merchandise. cocaine how much. 400 or 400 kilos. comes from colombia you know when it travels across central america little by little we receive it here and send a lower prepare it and send it to the u.s. as well as the old. let's play with numbers a little bit just through and this downward what we're about to witness. 400 killers also came here in siena w

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the people's monument as ancient as the sacred ganges.life in india itself. to the holy city of temples and minarets, to the city of the sacred river and to nearby where lord buddha preached his sermon more than 2000 years ago comes millions of india's pilgrims. friendslions of india's . ♪ the immense and sprawling life on the river is a reminder that people in india form 1/6 of the peoples of the world. ♪ [singing] [calling out for prayers] god, the oneness of the universe. the brotherhood of man. ♪ the age-old articles of faith of the people of islam have begun to acquire new meaning today in the life of the young nation of pakistan, in national homeland for the muslim people. inheritors of a tradition and a culture whose roots go deep into the asian past best inch and passed, pakistanis look to their faith to guide the country's feature. ♪ the future of any nation young or old lies with the children. the mother of two young children, mrs. kennedy knows what it means to bring a smile to the face of a sick child. among the gifts she has

okay, gang -- gang you call the family, "gang." >> i do do a lot of gangs. >> jimmy: okay, gang, we're man. okay okay, gang it's like that, but i can't -- >> it's always exercising patience with the stupid people i'm surrounded with. >> jimmy: yes! yes! you're always smarter than the average bear you're smarter than everyone in the room >> but so that the audience doesn't hate him, i have to show flashes of stupidity just after that it's a blend >> jimmy: it's so fun to watch honestly dude, you have been crushing it. i also -- and you directed great episodes then i saw the other hbo thing you directed was it - >> oh, "the outsider." >> jimmy: yes, dude. that was phenomenal. >> that was so fun it was so moody, wasn't it so dark. >> jimmy: yes! also, again, i didn't know where it was going to go and i go, jason bateman is just crushing it right now. and so congrats on all that stuff. >> thank you >> jimmy: thank you for coming into the studio. break a leg on "saturday night live." you're going to be great i'll be watching saturday. thanks for everything for "ozark." i do not want it to e

place and it's all now driven by mexican gangs who are the ones buying colombian cocaine. we want to follow the trail of colombian cocaine as it makes its way north just like production transportation has fragmented it's done in several stages traffickers trying to evade the old storage is my 1st transporting into neighboring countries from that the cocaine reaches mexican cartels the new overlords of the trade one of them is among the biggest in the world this in a lower car town. through our contacts we meet with felipe or a cartel member in charge of supervising the arrival of a cocaine shipment. where a way heading. to the coast. on the order to where the merchandise will be delivered. what kind of merchandise. co-chaired how much. 40400 kilos. it comes from colombia it travels across central america little by little we receive it here and set a lower prepare it and send it to the us. let's play with numbers a little bit just to understand where to our what we're about to witness. 400 killers all for a beer is you know. worth around. $8000000.00 bats if they reach the

this evangelical preacher was once boss of a drugs gang past so. he seeks to make amends for his sins and wants to give others hope. when he speaks gangsters listen. for the upkeep the town for get the sound of the kalashnikovs. he lives in rio de janeiro but nowhere near the beach. home has his wife always prays for his safe return whenever dimitri on march eans sets off to preach in a dangerous neighborhood that someone he himself grew up in the slums and ended up making lots of money through crime. and 50 men cheat yourself to steal all they see it or. fortunately i did bad things will. kill people. that's why today my mission is to convert drug addicts and criminals. will be going to i think. he's on his way to a prayer meeting it will be the 1st time he attends one since the pandemic hits. while gangsters the troll the streets with automatic weapons dimitri on march eans prepares to deliver a sermon. evangelical christianity is booming among the poor in rio this is one of the many churches in the favelas. uganda believe that if you go astray y

the shooting incident transforms your heart his life he turned his back on gang land and devoted his energies to helping young people he now teaches self-defense and at the same time shares his story but. why the men out there i mean let me know you had had enough i mean how about you know how the hill in the body. the brothers know that on their home. despite your father's efforts a number of young people from the area did leave copenhagen to fight in syria. one such man born in denmark claim to have recently returned from syria. just a fluke to tell from your loose that you assume to give a clue because soon that the she's the most the pimp but you know. the pimp before any learn them talk about this don't go troll you know if you have the power of the detroit home bill. how sort of machine i.b.m. to be applying a bill to tell people you should not be financial. it's not just young men who travel to fight in syria a number of women went to the facilitator was said to be an arab woman who scored at the young women through copenhagen airport it's believed that a number of those who t

a group of swedish somali women decided it was time to act following the deaths of several boys in gang related violence in the area the women founded the mothers of rinky. patrolling in small groups in all weathers they are on the ground presence aims to turn teenagers away from gangs and gun violence these mothers and grandmothers who asked not to be late say they are changing lives for the better. and they were how young do you have 3 or under sr you know and you know and i'm going to just know i'm not those of an unknown. but competitive begin that you know in a sort of we saw in or out sometime because of a no one would even have been. they have no hope of a minister or. they're not and i don't know where. or how much they are. a little. bit of and with them you know elicits a oh. well. if you're in the for the look on what well it's tricky stuff. at the ship and in. severe. back to. the. police. so shout it out. you don't so do in an initial means. and i am but now i would not have the look down but i know we're maggie on the button and you know that's. what is michelle because i'

been suffering from attacks by bandits and kidnappers as well as robbers and other criminal criminal gangs that have been operating freely in this part of north northern nigeria so what we expect early on we expected that they would be here by now however because of the long and dangerous roads we are told that we'll have to wait a little bit longer for them to arrive and when they arrive here in case in a state they will be kept in a camp then doctors and nurses will be brought in to check them and then some debriefing as well before the president meets them as he prepares to leave the state of cats in a back to abuja he's been vacationing here for the last 7 days so i think what is going to happen is probably they won't the president may not meet them until probably late in the day because they are yet to arrive because and as of now the equation added to this is of course the issue of boko haram we were told earlier and boko haram has claimed responsibility of this attack and people are wondering what the government gave in return if not directly to boko haram at least to some of the ba

like in stockholm brewing copenhagen as an ongoing problem with gang violence drug dealing and robbery. in which i mean we. have a problem and order me in indoor a me for how the youth bit in the feet oxley of men. need to be to i mean. be. a mandatory month amir and i'm not about how men. must lead it. was luck in ilithyia sure when you know what i thought if we're going to. shabab one of the muslim in color wash it down at the margin why i'm a leon is the one in the towel in noirish that sucker how do the denmark. closing the borders would clearly have little impact on those born and raised in denmark. one such man chose to leave and fight abroad. for. so what the world will. last. call. for. balshaw all of the followers on. the mall small to refer to. the book. one hold. more and. more hold. of good news and it's. a normal. who in denmark is persuading these young men to fight in syria an older man said to be a leading radical in the country might have the answers but when approached he refused to answer specific questions well law you have too far as you know mr comment if you want

a day later, the mayor returned a and visited and said hi to the gang.ng there. >>> not what you expect to see when you head to work, kari! ha ha! >> absolutely not! ha. hopefully, they were excited about the rain that we are going to see. we will be tracking that and have more updates throughout the day. >> thanks. >>> that does it for our mid-day newscast. the next one is at 5:00. get the latest at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike detergent alone, downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning and smoothing fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. >>> right now on "california live." vic found a pop-up shop that is making her and her mini me look california cool. what do you think of your outfit, bailey? >> i love it! >>> on a budget this christmas? malou has the toys for you. >> sometimes the smallest, most inexpensive toys are goi

eviction moratoriums and the small ball stuff all the way to a broad package i think is where the gang of bipartisan senators want to be. >> hope we do get something done. stephen fowler, liam donovan, thank you both for being here. >>> ahead, new questions about republican senator david perdue and his profiting off his position to the senator. making just thousands and thousands of stock trades on the job. that's next. ext. tonight... i'll be eating four cheese tortellini with extra tomatoes. [full emphasis on the soft a] so its come to this? [doorbell chimes] thank you. [doorbell chimes] bravo. careful, hamill. daddy's not here to save you. oh i am my daddy.

all now driven by mexican gangs who are the ones buying colombian cocaine. we want to follow the trail of colombian cocaine as it makes its way north just like production transportation has fragmented it's done in several stages traffickers trying to evade the old orange is my 1st transporting into neighboring countries from that the cocaine reaches mexican cartels the new overlords of the trade one of them is among the biggest in the well listen a lower cartel. through our contacts we meet with felipe or a cartel member in charge of supervising the arrival of a cocaine shipment. wear away heading. to the coast. on the wall to where the merchandise will be delivered. what kind of merchandise. cokehead how much. 400 or 400 kilos. it comes from colombia it travels across central america little by little we receive it here and settle our prepare it up and send it to the us. that's play with numbers a little bit just to understand word of the hour what we're about to witness. 400 killers all came here is you know up. worth around. $8000000.00 bats if they reach

. >> uh -- that's not "our gang," is it? >> jimmy: what's that? >> "our gang"?jimmy: that is not "our gang," no. but it's funny. asea, what show featured this group of adorable kids? >> "the little rascals"? >> jimmy: that's right. also our gang. bobbi, you're not winning. you're not winning the game. >> sorry. >> jimmy: it's okay. all right. asea, what is the name of this character? >> i'm getting very much pickle vibes. i'm going to say pickle boy. >> jimmy: it is not. that is not pickle boy, no, no. that is not. bobbi, do you know the name of that character? >> uh -- i do, but i can't think of it. i give up. >> jimmy: he had a sidekick named pokey. [ laughter ] >> pokey? >> jimmy: well, no, his sidekick's named pokey. it's gumby, dammit, that's who we're looking for, gumby, gumby. that's okay. >> all right, okay. >> jimmy: bobbi, what is the name of this character? >> heavens, i have no earthly idea. weird looking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: asea, do you know who that is? >> i haven't seen the newest "toy story" movie, but sporky? >> jimmy: that is correct, he's

that we are working with intentions, which are as pure as the water of the river ganges. and without any intention of betrayal, modi's government says the laws give farmers the freedom to sell their crops prodded by is rob of them through the state. they insist the holes will drive up prices, but the farmers who remain unconvinced. we have always suspected the government's intentions because they have become a slave of the corporations. they want to turn us into this slaves as well. it is that by the pharmacy protests have been going on for months since polman pos, the new low is in september. but they only caught the country's attention in recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi, it was stopped just outside the city. but the now determined to camp out for the long haul well today marks a world aids day with the aim of raising awareness of the fight against hiv, which is particularly important in times of the coronavirus. and despite great progress in recent years,

christy my experience was a gang rape when i was 18 and this is 2007. with a group of friends and little did we know that we were going to be coerced into a room upstairs inside the club and a bunch of men came in and i was getting raped there that's my 1st encounter with sexual violence right we'll come back to jackie because i do want to establish you in the conversation as well tracy what has been your experience christine i grew up in a home of domestic violence and as a child i knew that i never wanted to live a life like my mother i wanted my life to be completely different and it wasn't and i found myself in an abusive relationship and being beaten up at some point in my life did you know many other women in the position that you were in. sitting off when i was growing up i wasn't aware of anybody else having the same experience as i was having obviously now i hardly know a woman who hasn't had some form of trauma or repeats in her life right because she said i want to bring you into the conversation right now because we've invited you on here yo