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in this case, the local police are not responsible for protecting the candidates.ectly through other institutions of the state. it is ha rd to institutions of the state. it is hard to know exactly what happened here in mitch larkin, one of the most dangerous states in mexico, such are the murky links between drug cartels and eight institutions. —— michocoan. the crime rate alone has many voters wanting change in this election. at so does the economy. 0campo depends on the surrounding forests for ecotourism and logging. at this wood mill, the workers say they find it hard to make ends meet and have had enough. translation: it is really time for a change. we want things to improve. we need so much in the country to be different. we need a new start in both the economy and the security situation. the frontrunner going into this vote, under as manuel, is in the lead largely because he has been saying the same thing. he has built a been saying the same thing. he has builta campaign been saying the same thing. he has built a campaign around promises to tackle corruption,

whether the nerve agent was from the same batch that was used against the script during the day the local police said that there was no connection between this attack and the attack on the script but now they have confirmed that the nerve agent was indeed tomorrow. there will be an emergency meeting to discuss this issue further. recorded american door has issued an arrest warrant for former president rafael correa over claims he masterminded the kidnapping of a political opponent in two thousand and twelve the judge wants interpol to extradite korea from belgium where he now lives. lawmaker for the ball that was briefly abducted in colombia but police intervened and freed him on herd after a few hours balder had fled after an attempted coup in two thousand and ten and was later jailed for a year for conspiring against the ecuadorian government the former leader denies having anything to do with all those kidnapping and says he's the one being persecuted for political reasons. they cannot defeat so they try to defeat us using the system so we have to stop that this is not democracy they are inve

a had a problem with a local police officer and seward had quote him how can one see by this is that what they move it is written to him with death on the phone telling him he was going to disappear none of them would have done this in the weather's about as well and that's what happened see. there was it was the government noise the policeman was never called to testify but he went missing to his corpse was later found in. the city were on waldo had gone missing i look at what that he was executed by an armed condo on may fifteenth two thousand and seventeen in the center of c. o'dowd quote a mark in the center of this is that what the book equalness and since then our hopes of finding my brother even lower than this job and this is the last picture on while the took on his phone says on his gather all possible evidence on her brother's case after authorities did little to investigate it is estimated that one person disappears every two hours in mexico but less than ten percent of cases are solved. activists say the authorities often have little incentive to investigate. the causes

opposition on the other hand they want actually to stay in in the area they would like to see as a local police on the area they want to keep their families as well and they want actually the syrian regime. mean not entering the. villages and either having. russian military police. getting into these towns and. villages instead of the regime so both sides seem very far apart still and in the meantime you've got these large numbers of people two hundred seventy thousand already displaced and heading away from the areas where they're fighting mad in towards jordan jordan chasse's border some point someone's going to have to deal with these people and help them well i think this is why there is a huge pressure mainly on the opposition because of this because i mean these civilians are their families their relatives i mean their own people because of the fighting there are actually leaving. the fighting areas. there is in my opinion or such pressure on the regime and the russians because we all know actually don't want to have much sympathy towards these civilians they are using the civilians in fa

give your local police department a call.an ile, we are sharing her photo and information online on our shoulder jergs. we'll keep you upto late. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:25. our ore ya of one of the hot trafficking.an the salvation army is opening a traffic r.shel it can uwomen and then. it will take a gimpdifference f other shelters can't do them. they will not admit somebody just come from the streets. they want them to have distance from that expeence. >> the salvation arm is loenchin a donate cards. they lls needtr tois and other house items. >>> it's 4:26. after so much chatter on social media. we know, it was all an international fete i had prechecked this. it's returned to the international white house it's original name. less than a month ago, revea revealed the flip and sparked information on social media. wasn't ew that somebody going to celebrate the liter. >> i never saw the signs change. and i went to one peaker. >> nice job. >>> still ahead, it's not what you want to see on the next flight. >> a what? a nik from a plane" you can watch where they don request them. >>> all-

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sure the police surveillance control center and called great authorities are keeping tabs on two local mafia clans. they're suspected of having close ties to colombian drug cartels and of therefore being a hub for the drug trade from south america through the balkans into central europe . the ruthlessness of the violence carried out by the mobsters shocks even veteran local police officers. we had an extraordinarily stable security situation in montenegro before these mafia clans came on the scene. their activities in feuds are something completely foreign to us. these activities only began several years ago and our citizens have not and will not get used to this state of affairs is neither here in park or it's on our court or. the picturesque town of the tore a tourist favorite on montenegro's adriatic coast has become a hotbed of mafia activity but vacationers have so far not been directly affected so few know that the dangerous drug gangs moved in here several years ago and five years ago violence erupted between them allegedly over cocaine since then thirty people have been murdere

police quickly asked residents to clear the scene, and a local nursing home was evacuated. >> we wered that a contractor did strike one of our natural gas mains. >> reporter: amy jahns is the spokesperson for we energies. >> unfortunately, there was some sort of explosion that happened after that natural gas leak happened. >> reporter: the incident, which authorities say was an accident, destroyed at least four buildings, leaving streets filled with debris. the wife of the firefighter who was killed told me on the phone today that he was a great father and firefighter, and loved to help his local community. five other firefighters were hurt, and, jeff, seven residents were treated for minor injuries. >> glor: sad to hear about. nikki battiste, thank you. we do have an update now on reuniting immigrant families separated at the border. at least 38 children under five years old are back with their parents now, but the government missed a court deadline to reunite dozens of others. mireya villarreal now on one family's reunion. >> reporter: this is the first meal bernardino contreras tre

boost funding for local police to hire more officers or buy nor equipment.mbat child predators. madland's law pas in 2016 in virginia it passed in 2008.th nine states have done so since. >> eleven states isn't enough. it truly isn't. working on getting it passed everywhere. >> she's advocating for the training a deployment of police canines. especially trained to sniff out and find hidden devices from the homes of suspected predators. >> when you go into the house and take all thehis. people hide sd cards in places. in the ceiling and places you could never find it. >> only about two dozen are currently working worldwide. police need more money for as many new pools as possible to track the cases. knowing the images can be shared. haunting the survivors after they grow up. >> whas it like having that worry? >> it's horrifying to think image can be shared overnd over. and over dpagain. >> her kidnapper was sentenced to about 19 years in prison. we checked with the u.s. bureau of prison and he's scheduled to be released in north carolina. in april. i team spen

one young entrepreneur hopping on his local police department.youwo how much mony he has raised so far. value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ >> one very lucky missouri police department is getting more than $3000 in donations thanks to an eight-year-old entrepreneur. - - set up a lemonade stand. he raised money for his local police force. his dad says he cannot be more proud of his son. i think you can see why. >> i think it's great. we've tried to teach generosity to him and his older brother. it's nice when your kid has their own idea and allow them to do that on their own. >> i'm trying to see how much i can do. i want a lot more over $12. >> i think she got a lot more. $3000 is incredible. >> one very large andnumber of fine young men that have come out of the state of missouri. on that note, we will see you next weekend. chris wallace has rudy giuliani and the treasury secretary next.>>chris: i am chris wallace, president trump takes credit for cooling a trade war and for heating up the u.s. economy. >> we've accomplishe

were hidden away at the time in the small villages and he asked in restaurants and bars and the local police office and everybody said no not in our town and then he showed a picture of me and said this is my bari and can i please repeat my question and then they said well at the end of the road there has been a very sad incident and then he went there and drink the darn shot first thing he did was showing the picture of means that this is my son do you ourselves as a kid like this. and the people burst into tears and and children through my children's were. called to the day our flight literally. in england was being sold under the brand name distal by the country's largest liquor manufacturer the distillers company as in germany distillers had received reports of deformed babies but had been assured by green and thought that the drug was completely safe. louise mason was one of five hundred thirty three little my babies born in england over a six and a half year period the weser only learned about the circumstances of her birth by reading her father's bestselling autobiography i haven't go

we asked if agency would consider partnering with local police and sheriff's departments... beef up the police presence at bart stations.. mayor libby schaaf talked about nia death and talked about some of the issues and we need leadership from county governments basically, basically from mayors of the big cities in the bay area and from county govvernment bc we are a transit organization getting additional law enforecment getting crsis intervention staff to come in and help because there are a lot of just uncheck in the system. (grant) dufty went on to say that bart needs to be transparent and win over riders again because if they loose evening and weekend riders... a lot of cuts will have riders... a lot of and weekend loose evening because if they loose evening and weekend riders... a lot of cuts will have to be made. to be made. pam, ken he also said that the new security cameras are up and running which can switch from antalog and digital to get sharper images of inicdents. (ken)we will continue to follow any new developments on this story. we will post all the new info

investigators say they found t itemt may have been used in dog fighting. >>> a local police department is getting a lot of f attentionm other departments around the country because it just purchased an electric police c and motorcycle for its patrol officers. news 4's mark segraves took a ride with the hyattsville police to see if these gasless cars can do the jobs o traditional police cruisers. >> reporter: on any given day could t richard hartni have to turn on the lights and sirens and hit the for an emergency call andunlike every other cop in america he isn't hitting the gas.e this policar is fully electric, b that doesn't slow him down. >> police officers for years and years and years have been driving these big macho gas-powered large vehicles and when i let officers get in it and drive it they are amazed how fast it is. 0 to 60 a little over six seconds so it's extremely fast >> reporter: while electric cars can be more expensive to buy he says they are cheaper to maintain, and the city didn't have to pay for this car. the maryland energy administration gave hyatssville a granto

police have not confirmed anything like that they have said that they have additionally to the local police they have got one hundred counterterrorism officers who are actually working on the case and trying to establish whether it is the same batch and whether as the speculation has been it's something that has been discarded by the by the perpetrators. well in the in the way that that it was unsafe so that people could have come across that there is a park for example in salisbury that the couple visited that. the area has been cordoned off so the police are still the timing where exactly and how exactly the couple came across this batch figure thank you so much for the update. there in london. check on some other stories making headlines around the world today officials in thailand are warning that rescue workers face a race against water to extract a young soccer team who spent twelve nights in a flooded cave water is being pumped out round the clock reducing the flood level by around the centimeter every hour but heavy rains are in the forecast and could jeopardize a complex rescue ope

because police, public prosecutors and politicians are all in cahoots, says the editor of the main local newspaper. renan: organized crime doesn't happen unless politicians are on board with it. the police are c corrupt. the cartels have completetely infiltrated every lelevel of te security services. you take the bribes or you die. reporter: he says the government is more interested in gagging him than protecting him. he employs six bodyguards. the newspaper offices have been attacked with grenades.. but the editor refuses to stop covering drug smuggling, corruption and homicides. renan: i'm not angry, i'm livid. we can't allow this to happen. we made this town what it is. now it's in the hands of the mafia. the politicians are lying when they dismiss the drug cartels as small fry. if a tourist is killed in the crossfire between warring cartels, it'll be the end of cancun. reporter: it's 11:00 in the evening. there's a party atmosphere along the hotel strip. the police are out in full force, making sure nothing spoils the holiday mood. but not far away, the death toll is rising. crime is

scharf, i am your local police department. >> ed, a local police officer, was told to keep an eye onen scharf that night as detectives combed through his house. the officer says he began talking to stephen about what had happened to jody when stephen interrupted him. >> he finally looks at me and he goes, you don't believe me. >> then the officer says scharf said something that almost knocked him off his feet. >> i said, i believe an accident occurred. i said, was it an accident? and he put his head down and he said no. >> he believed that was a stunning confession. he ran to tell the other detectives, including linum. but they had just spent hours grilling the man. >> we weren't getting that feeling, that a re-interview at that point would have done anything. >> the detectives still believed they could find solid evidence to implicate stephen scharf, but they didn't. >> we took it as far as we could go. there hadn't been -- the cause of death at that time was listed as undetermined. so officially it wasn't a homicide. >> in time, detectives moved on to other cases, stephen scharf mo

why he's going public nothree yearw s >>> a local police department is making history after purchasing an electric cruiser and electric motorcycle. mark segraves came with the hyatssville police to see ifth is gasless car can do the traditional job of a cruiser. this is a story you can see here only on news 4. >> only any given day d dr. hartnit would turn on the sirens and hit the gas for an emergency call, except up like just about every other car ina amer hartnit isn't hitting the gas. his police car is fully electric, but that doesn't slow him down. >> it's zero to 60 and a little over six seconds so it's. extremely fa >> while electric cars can be more expensive to buy they are cheaper to maintaihe and t city doesn't have to pay for this car. the maryland energy administration gave hyatssville a grant and they now haven electric police car as well an an electric s police motorg cycle. >> it gives myself a chance to talk about things other than police work. >> other police stations should be thinking about doing things like that. >> other departments like los angeles heeav bn exper

regained consciousness but remains in critical condition the source of the substance is unknown and local police say that it may be impossible to stablish any link between the case and a recent poisoning in salisbury he's honest as he reports now from london forty five year old charlie rally's condition has been improving now that he's regained consciousness at salisbury district hospital and he was taken to the hospital back on saturday june thirtieth along with his partner forty four year old don sturgis who has died last sunday night now this is the second not. chalk related poisoning the way that officials here in the u.k. have been putting it basically now forced to answer questions about how is it possible that the second couple somehow came in contact with this nerve agent that was said to have been originally used back on march fourth on sergei and yulia screw paul there's lots of questions yet to be addressed about how they could have really common contact with this substance especially given the millions and millions of pounds that have been spent here in the u.k. on decontamination op

that's something that seems to have annoyed the local police and secret service as well, there are air space restrictions in place over the hotel to ensure the president's security. so they're now trying to find out who was responsible for that breach of those restrictions because as the police here say, that is a breach of the law. meanwhile, on the ground, there were smaller protest groups around the security perimeter at the trump golf resort, screaming out, trying to be heard as president trump was making his way around the course. jim? >> phil, to be clear in that picture, the person who is circled, the people to the right of the screen, perhaps show it again as the paraglider was coming in, was that the president? is that how close he got to the president himself? >> reporter: that's what greenpeace, the organization behind this protest believes. they believe trump was actually outside, inspecting the grounds of the resort at the time that all of this was taking place, and yes, the proximity was as close as that. that's the greenpeace claim. we haven't been able to confirm it mor

the heart of the bill was the president's request for measures to strengthen local police and law enforcementies across the country. [applause] in june, there were three ceremonies that highlighted the emphasis on excellence that both the president and first lady have sought to bring out into facets of american life. first, the president greeted the presidential scholars. >> the honor that your nation pays you today is not just a reward for past achievement. it is a way of recognizing your special talents and expressing the confidence of the country and you. -- in you. we want for you to express confidence in your country and leado provide ability to and to return your great gifts to the country that has given you so much. ♪ >> the presidential scholars program was established by president johnson in 1964 to recognize and encourage intellectual attainment. the scholars are outstanding secondary school graduates gathered in washington as guests of the president. after a full day of meetings with government officials, he attended a reception in the rauner at the white house. honor at the white

scharf, i am your local police department. >> ed, a local police officer, was told to keep an eye onhat night as detectives combed through his house. the officer says he began talking to stephen about what had happened to jody when stephen interrupted him. >> he finally looks at me and he goes, you don't believe me. >> then the officer says scharf said something that almost knocked him off his feet. >> i said, i believe an accident occurred. i said, was it an accident? and he put his head down and he said no. >> he believed that was a stunning confession. he ran to tell the other detectives, including linum. but they had just spent hours grilling the man. >> we weren't getting that feeling, that a re-interview at that point would have done anything. >> the detectives still believed they could find solid evidence to implicate stephen scharf, but they didn't. >> we took it as far as we could go. there hadn't been -- the cause of death at that time was listed as undetermined. so officially it wasn't a homicide. >> in time, detectives moved on to other cases, stephen scharf moved on too.

but why are these cases never solved because police public prosecutors and politicians are all in cahoots says the editor of the main local newspaper. get out because. no lowest crime doesn't happen unless politicians are on board with it isn't the case and the police are corrupt so cartels are completely infiltrated every level of the security services. take the bribes or you doctor. he says the government is more interested in gagging him than protecting him he employs six body gaunts the newspaper offices have been attacked with grenades but the editor refuses to stop covering drug smuggling corruption and homicides for the now. i'm not angry i'm livid almost full so we can't allow this to happen let's get the muslims would have made this town what it is one that we must now it's in the hands of the mafia or your criminal in the south is doing over the politicians are lying when they dismissed the drug cartels a small fry just didn't you notice any. of it tourist is killed in the crossfire between warring cartels it'll be the end of cancun he went on to do something. it's eleven o'clock in the evening there's a party a

published and it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police p.b.s. broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. . probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else a little bit and as nasty and as disrespectful unprofessional. as my dog or you are i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with. did it right. for me well. playing by their rules. your life your. heart. your logic. not on your not just freedom of religion no not no not a very. protective kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start a unit. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction you know he's supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way because. he admitted to everything when. the male voice called him on the phone so

. >>> local police and the feds are beginning a campaign to raise awareness about two cold cases about the april 2016 murder of brian bowl. he was shot and killed while walking home. there is an award. and a reward to help solve the murder of ian nakano. the person inside the sedan got out and killed the 22 year old. >>> they knew this was coming. the trump administration will miss tomorrow's court-ordered dead lean deadline to reunite families separated at the border. tomorrow is the deadline for the government to reunite all 100 children under the age of 5. today the government asked the judge for more time. they can only reunite half the children by that date. older children must be reunited with their parents by july 26th. two of those young people separated by their parents are housed here in the bay area. the home is near the walnut creek officespe hours on the ph struggling to get permission to visit the facility. he ss the trump administration kept throwing up obstacles. >> as someone who served at every level, i've never had this happen. usually facilities are happy to have el

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the paraglider flew away, and he has eluded local police. stomach dozens of people rallied outside the west county detention facility in richmond after the sheriff's department announced it is cutting ties with ice. 169 detainees currently housed in the facility could be transported anywhere in the country. protesters and immigration rights advocates worry that they will be taken far away from their loved ones. they have limited access to legal representation. >>> berkeley's newest homeless shelter is making strides to we -- two weeks after it opened. the mayor spoke to kpix 5 about what is next. >> reporter: sarah smith has been homeless for 10 years, said her pitbull keeps her sane and alive. >> there's no shelter that will take pets. she is my heartbeat. they sleep in the bed with us here. they can be inside with us. >> reporter: she says it's one of the major differences between traditional shelters and berkeley's first homeless navigation center, known as the stair center. >> it is a dream come true for us here. there are no words to ex

. >> however, local police are looking for her.e her, holler at them. >>> this is katy, she's in the parking lot at walt disney world and she says it's been an interesting day so far. >> wear the for peter to get here. and, yeah. dustin had to work this morning. >> this was all part of dust tip's plan. >> i told her i had to work. and, so, yeah, when she leaves i'll go back to the house, get changed. >> because he's got a big surprise for her at the magic kingdom. i think you guys can guess what it is. >> magic? a magic trick, a card trick? >> he's going to make a diamond appear out of a box. he says, look, katy, i'll propose to you by a certain date and brother's running out of time. so he meets them inside the park. >> oh my gosh. >> hey, dustin. >> oh, she knows. >> yeah, she knows. she knows what's up. >> ever since the day that you told me no to going out to olive garden, i knew that one day, one day, one day she would say yes. >> she's dressed for the occasion, she looks so cute. >> and she's got her little mini ears too. >>

at that point rest of the program for festival had been suspended and local police closed off surrounding so that -- wouldn't occur. >>> let's go over to china. >> boom goes the gas station? >> yes. this bus driver pulls in and suddenly you see smoke. >> what about passengers. >> luckily it was empty. >> if it starts smoking like that, you guys should go. >> bus driver goes running because where there's smoke there's fire and the bus has caught fire. >> at a gas station. >> the fire department did respond and they were able to put it out. the driver says he was about to pull away when all of this took place and he was lucky to get out. >> last stop for this bus. >> yeah, this bus is -- >>> the internet asks and nicole skies is going to deliver '. >> i asked you if you wanted to get a close up of my nose peeling off black heads and you said yes. >> she's going to show people what it looks like when she uses one of those peel offs for her nose to get those black heads off. >> see there. >> she's going very slowly. >> she's disappointed because not much is coming off. she says more is stayin

local police release new video of a deadly shooting as they e men who shot and killed a 10-year-olgirl>>> president trump tries to cash the form of controversy surrounding mments he made after meeting with russian president vladimir putin. but many political analysts say this is just the latest round of the preside speaking without a filter. >> and the first all star gamee alte's park turns into record breaking as bester s in baseball notch the most hns in the game'sgame'sru 8 85 year history. morning "fox 5 news morning" n starts ratow.d >> goo morning to you thank halfway there, folks, wednesday, july 18. erin

scott mcfarland and the news 4 i-team show us local police ri are conside this new and unexpected crimeighting tool. >> reporter: millions of images, thousands of victims. >> pictures are being distributed again and again and again. >> child sex images are oftenen in plain sight on devices that eook like every day objects from legos and neckl to key fobs and credit cards. >> people hide them in attics, crawl spaces. >> reporter: so hard to find but now there's a new officer on the trail. >> seek. ee >> reporter: m harley, not your typical k-9. >> she's better than we are. >> reporter:his lab has a nose for electronics. >> we're probably doing two to three searches a weekepight now. >>ter: all those devices leave behind a chemical scent. cell phones, thumb drives even sd cards. harley and just about 20 other especially trainedog worldwide can detect it. we had to come to manhattan to meet harley at k-9 detail to the new york fbi field office. ouk-i-team tep found s will soon be in demand in our area because there's been an exponential increase in child exploitation cases in our area. >>

the metropolitan police the counterterrorism police have now been drafted in to help the local police in wiltshire with this investigation given the recent events and so was gri officers from the counterterrorism work working jointly with colleagues from should police regarding the incident in amesbury as police have stated they are keeping an open mind as to the circumstances surrounding the incident and will update the public as soon as regularly as possible although you are in a sign perhaps of the confusion surrounding this case at the moment the conflicting reports because a little bit earlier somebody from the will ship police was talking to the b.b.c. and they said that there's no reason to think that any of this is in any way connected to the poisoning of the script piles back in march he told b.b.c. well sure that i haven't seen anything in this incident yet that i would consider to be an overreaction it all seems fairly textbook that came from the police and crime commission of wilcher but it is nevertheless quite peculiar and at least from one where we're looking at there a

published the it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police t.b.'s hill broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. . probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else a little bit and as nasty as disrespectful unprofessional. look my dog they are i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with the reason i did it right. for me well. there are rules. that. aren't. there a lot. you know not i don't know i am just freedom of. the mother very. protective kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction you know he's supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way. because he admitted to everything when. the male voice called him on the phone so if som