en poco tiempo, la tranquilidad de los habitantes de [inglés], en long island, nueva york, quienes sonansformó en zozobra, y la zozobra en muerte. el pueblo de brentwood, en long island, nueva york, dá la impresión de ser seguro y apacible, ideal para criar una familia, pero para muchos residentes esa percepción cambió drásticamente en el 2016, luego de una serie de macabros hallazgos. >> aquí nadie es seguro. teresa: abraham chaparro lleva más de 40 años viviendo aquí, y le cuesta aceptar la tragedia que él y su familia están atravesando. abraham: Él mayormente se iba con el amiguito arriba, en el carro, pero ese día no sé qué pasó que no llegó. teresa: Él cuenta que su hijastro, miguel garcía morán, de 15 años, era un muchacho respetuoso, que soñaba con hacerse bombero o soldado del ejército. el joven ecuatoriano había pasado el 19 de febrero junto a su madre, calota morán. teresa: ¿qué pasó ese día? abraham: la mamá lo llevó al mall, le compró ropa, lo llevó a la tienda a comer y todas esas cosas y entonces... teresa: lo que la familia no sabe, es que miguel había estado en comunica

hoy el secretario de justicia jeff session visitÓ long island new york, donde prometiÓ erradicar a las pandilleros con los... >>> la visita de session a long island fue repudiado por cientos de personas donde el funcionario hablaba con jefes de la policÍa local. los manifestantes mostraron su preocupaciÓn por una polÍtica que consideran antiinmigrantes y discriminatoria contra los hispanos. >>> la comunidad necesita ese recurso para el problema que estamos pasando ahora mismo con el problema de las gangas. >>> y estÁ usando estos incidentes para continuar con su odio en contra de la comunidad inmigrante. >>> long island estÁ conmovida por el descubrimiento de los cadÁveres de 4 jÓvenes en un parque hace 2 semanas las autoridades creen que los asesinatos son obra de la pandilla mara salvatrucha, lo que llevarÍa a 15 el num de muertos a manos del sangriento grupo criminal en el Último aÑo. >>> en el salvador, donde por cierto naciÓ la mara salvatrucha habitantes de una pequeÑa comunidad decidieron por enfrentarse por su cuenta a las pandillas. la acciÓn genera cierta controversia, por tr

you were born in puerto rico, grew up in long island.been in l.a., hollywood, for... >> since 1990. >> hinojosa: so quite a bit of time. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: and how it is that you're able to kind of stay true to your artistic self when you are in the midst of hollywood, you're trying to survive, you have kids, you have to pay the bills. how do you do that? >> yeah, it's not easy. it's a lot of stubbornness goes into, you know, trying to keep your vision. and you know, part of it is having kids keep you grounded. you know, my children keep me real, as they say. >> hinojosa: yeah, but at the same time, you've got the pressure, i'm sure, that hollywood... once motorcycle diaries came out, you were nominated r an oscar. you're the first puerto rican to be nominated for an oscar as a screenwriter. i mean, did the calls just suddenly start... >> they did, yeah. >> hinojosa: they did. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> hinojosa: so it really does happen? >> oh, yes. >> hinojosa: like, the next day? >> oh, yes, it was madness. actually, in a way it sta

i live on long island.ld drive past the convenience store, and they were be people waiting around to do work that nativeborn people didn't want to do. let's agree, the key is to give back to an economic growth agenda that you and i agree on. tax reform, tax relief, regulatory relief, let's get th economy growing again and this immigration issue is going to go away -- we are going to get to the point where we say listen, how do we get people into this country? >> tucker: i've been listening to that kind of rhetoric for 35 years, cutting tax rates and everything will be fine. but i actually don't buy that. >> we can talk culture too but i thought that was theology, not economics. >> tucker: up next, heroin was invented almost 150 years ago yet its use has exploded recently. our next guest says the culprit is capitalism. not drug laws or pharmaceutical companies. with easy drone use, anyone can spy on you. there's nothing you can do about it because the law allows it. a creepy segment you will not want to miss

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they are responsible for gruesome murders on long island alone.ey general sessions taking a hard line on this. he's putting everything into this. 11 people killed, murdered on long island by a gang that came from el salvador. >> this gang is the most vicious gang in the united states. and they are well disprincipled. they ridge -- well disciplined. they came from el salvador and made their way to los angeles. they are a quasi military structure because they were in a civil war there and they developed it. they moved beyond los angeles, they are in the watched, virginia corridor. i have 13 pages of ms-13 members in my facility in massachusetts. and we are 45 minutes from boston and they have their own problems. charles: last week 52 people were charged, 30 were gang members. it's a national epidemic that will call for serious intervention. >> i agree. i consider them to be domestic terrorists. they started out in the 1980s when the el salvadorans came to los angeles. now they are in 46 states. when you look at the numbers and see what they are doin

. >>> some 75 miles east of new york city on long island is suffolk county and the farming unit. the county built one of its two jails here in 1959. back then, it was nicknamed the farm. and inmates worked in the adjoining fields. today, the nickname remains. but inmates no longer tend crops. and the jail is a newly renovated modern facility. it usually houses more than 700 men, most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> right foot. >> the majority of inmates live in spacious dorm-like settings free of cells, but as renovations continue, some live in temporary tent like quarters known as the sprung unit. >> it has like a canvas top. still pretty secure. i envision it like the tennis courts they make, they spring up. sprung unit. it's a 60-bed unit. right now, we currently keep minimum security inmates in there for obvious reasons. there's a six-foot fence. they could basically jump the fence. >> let's start cleaning. if they're not off their bunk, make sure you wake up your partner. get off the phones, start help cleanin

attorney general jeff sessions was on long island where local law enforcement says ms-13 gang memberse since september. >> i have a message for the gang that targets our young people. we are targeting you. we are coming after you. reporter: attorney general jeff sessions delivering a stark warning from the federal courthouse on long island following a recent spike from the gang ms-13. it started in the 1980s in los angeles. it has grown nationwide. more than 200 members are on long island. ' sessions says open borders and years of lax enforcement allowed the gang to thrive. he's promising more resources to local police and more enforcement. >> we'll identify the networks, build cases against them. >> in september two teenaged best friends were beaten with baseball bats and hacked with machetes. >> it's all about work together. we have to figure out a solution. report suffolk county police says ms-13 targets unaccompanied minors and undocumented children. >> this scourge is preying on immigrant community in large part. we want assistance of the undocumented community. reporter: but imm

. ♪ el pueblo en long island new york da la impresiÓn de ser seguro y apacible, ideal para criar una residentes esa percepciÓn cambio drÁsticamente en el 2016 luego de una serie de macabros hallazgos. abraham chaparro lleva mÁs de 40 aÑos y le cuesta aceptar la tragedia que Él y su familia estÁn atravesando. abraham: Él normalmente se iba con sus amiguitos al carro, pero ese dÍa no sÉ que pasÓ, pero no llegÓ. teresa: su hijastro era un joven respetuoso, y habÍa pasado junto a su madre. >> la mamÁ lo llevÓ al mall, le comprÓ ropa, lo llevo a la tienda a comer, y todas esas rosas. teresa: lo que la familia no sabe que miguel habÍa estado en comunicaciÓn con un amigo a travÉs de un chat en facebook en donde estuvieron haciendo planes para reunirse esa noche. >> te quiere invitar, vamos ver, pero te quiero acaparar. >> me esperas afuera, o sÍ no en la esquina de mÍ casa. teresa. al parecer le xhucomunÓ que otro joven le querÍa invitar a fumar marihuana, la reuniÓn era a las 7: 00 pm, y el amigo llegÓ puntual a la cita y le escribiÓ. >> >> tengo testigos de personas que lo vieron cuando s

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tim cini is police commissioner for long island and he joins us tonight.nks a lot for coming on. why has ms-13 grown so much in the last ten years? >> it's likely a variety of factors there's no question that ms-13 praise on the immigrant cy particular prey on unaccompanied children who come to this country illegally and placed in our communities and the suffolk amount he police department work in collaboration with our federal partners is dedicated to decimating this gang. >> tucker: are the feds could help you? >> absolutely. >> tucker: you're confident that the attorney general means progress. >> whenever you have the top law-enforcement official come to your community and committed to eradicating a dangerous gang such as ms-13 and ask local officials how can we help, that's a good help for your community. we had a very productive discussion today about law enforcement issues about how the federal government can further assist us in our message missif eradicating ms-13, several specific topics were discussed. it was a great meeting we had the heads of a

attorney general jeff sessions was on long island where local law enforcement says ms-13 gang members have brutally murdered 13 people since september. >> i have a message for the gang that targets our young people. we are targeting you. we are coming after you. reporter: attorney general jeff sessions delivering a stark warning from the federal courthouse on long island following a recent spike from the gang ms-13. it started in the 1980s in los angeles. it has grown nationwide. more than 200 members are on long island. ' sessions says open borders and years of lax enforcement allowed the gang to thrive. he's promising more resources to local police and more enforcement. >> we'll identify the networks, build cases against them. >> in september two teenaged best friends were beaten with baseball bats and hacked with machetes. >> it's all about work together. we have to figure out a solution. report suffolk county police says ms-13 targets unaccompanied minors and undocumented children. >> this scourge is preying on immigrant community in large part. we want assistance of the undocumen

como entrenan a menores en zonas como long island en new york.encia se ha recrudecido los Últimos meses. diego arias investigÓ. >>> me duele mÁs como lo asesinaron me dicen que a machetazos. >>> este padre que oculta su rostro por miedo la policÍa cree como asesinÓ a su hijo justin de 16 aÑos. >>> yo quiero justicia, quiero ver quiÉn sesionÓ a mi hijo asÍ. >>> tras el recrudecimiento en long island new york los activistas dicen la ms13 estarÍa reclutando niÑos y adolescentes centroamericanos de la reciente ola que han llegado solos a estados unidos. >>> las pandillas conocen a estos jÓvenes y su experiencia mucho mÁs que nuestros gobiernos locales y la policÍa. >>> para acabar con la violencia, este funcionario del gobierno local, dice hay que invertir en las comunidades mÁs vulnerables. >>> estamos tratando de entrar en egs reza edad donde los niÑos no han sido reclutados y pueden ser salvados. >>> en los Últimos 16 aÑos alguno la policÍa, la ms13 cometiÓ 11 homocidios, 11 de ellos estudiantes de secundaria. muertos como justin y otros 3 jÓvenes

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this gang now has 10,000 members nationally, more than 200 of them here on long island. primarily of immigrants from el salvador in central america. many are undocumented immigrants, and sessions measured demand message today is years of open borders and lacks immigration enforcement has allowed the gang to thrive nationally. sessions promised more resources to local police and more deportations of criminal and unmanaged immigrants. >> i have a message for the gangs that target our young people. we are targeting you. we are coming after you. we will identify these networks, investigate and build cases against them, and dismantled them through targeted prosecutions. then criminals who are convicted will be deported. >> there have been 11 murders of young people tied to ms-13 in brentwood and central islip alone since the school year began. two weeks ago, the bodies of four young men, 16-20 years of age were found at a park, murdered with machetes by gang members. in march, gang member tommy alvarado ventura was arrested after police say the 31-year-old sexually assaulted

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we have seen the horrible assaults and many killings all over long island. where i grew up.e have seen the vicious spread of transnational gangs into all 50 states, and the human suffering they bring with them. —— long island. i have been with the parent and senior parents. it is devastation. a very respected general recently told me that ms—13 are the equivalent in their meanness to al qaeda. my administration will not rest until we have dismantled this violent gangs and we're doing it rapidly and we're sending them the hell out of our country. we're sending them back home where they belong. one by one we're finding the illegal immigrant drug dealers, gang members and killers and removing them from our country and once they are gone, folks, you see what we're doing. they will not let them back in. they're not coming back. this effort to restore safety to our country, we will strongly support the incredible men and women of law enforcement. ijust the incredible men and women of law enforcement. i just signed the incredible men and women of law enforcement. ijust signed an ex

we have seen the horrible assaults and many killings all over long island. where i grew up.. i have been with the parent and senior parents. it is devastation. a very respected general recently told me that ms—13 are the equivalent in their meanness to al qaeda. my administration will not rest until we have dismantled this violent gangs and we're doing it rapidly and we're sending them the hell out of our country. we're sending them back home where they

we've seen anywhere from 2,000 to 3500 of these undocumented, un-chaperoned minors on long island alonet several years. we warned it. if we don't have major ramifications on our schools, hospitals, our infrastructures and our safety and now we've seen a dozen young people murdered over the last year and just to communities alone, brentwood and central on long island. it's not the political correctness has to stop. we have to go after these guys and get them out of this countr country. >> tucker: how involved are they in drug trafficking? is that the primary way that the gang finances itself? >> its primarily drug trafficking, but it's all about control. you talk to the superintendents and the principles of the schools, how they are intimidated kids, 13, 14, 15-year-olds in school that they have to go out and commit a crime or they will be butchered, though threatened their families, it's the same type of horrible modus operandi you see of all choco carryout. it's down here in the states, and are suburbs, here in long island and throughout the country. >> tucker: i'm becoming convinced o

it's just made headlines because of brutal actions on long island.n were murdered in a forest in a place called islip. nada tawfik has been there. this officer is on the lookout for central members of the gang ms13, whose brutality has cost so much freer here. ending up on the wrong side of this gang can mean a death sentence. flowers mark where 15—year—old niece was found, beaten to death by alleged members of ms13, the majority of whom were here illegally. president trump says it is precisely these cases that justify a crackdown on immigration. still in mourning, her parents say there was no reason their daughter had to die. they want police to take back the street as well as tougher screening of immigrants. when you come to the united states it's a dream, you want to make a dream for yourfamily, everyone dream, you want to make a dream for your family, everyone does. dream, you want to make a dream for yourfamily, everyone does. but some people just come yourfamily, everyone does. but some peoplejust come for yourfamily, everyone does. but some pe

more than 200 members are on long island. most are immigrants from el salvador and central america. many are undocumented. sessions says open borders and years of lax immigration enforcement has allowed ms-13 to thrive. >> the gang has gotten tougher. >> he is promising more resources to local police and more deportations. >> we will identify these networks, investigate cases against them, and criminals who are convicted will be deported paid >> in september, two teenage best friends were beaten with baseball bats and hacked with machetes by ms-13. the mother of one of the victims welcomed sessions' base that paid >> is all about working together. the federal and state government united as one to figure out a plan. >> saying ms-13 continues recruiting and in schools nationwide. >> this gorgeous praying on >> but immigrants activists believe sessions is trying to paint all immigrants as violent criminals. >> he is using the context of fear of violent gangs and bad things for society and communities to promote his agenda. >> sessions did not get into specifics about how much federal f

in the last year and a half, eight high school kids have been murdered in s long island.hat is needed to destroy the deadly skiing in america? also, robbing more taxpayer dollars. he joins us in a minute to explain. ♪ hat. gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. click (male announcer) hit escape with great deals on great gear. like our huge selection of shorts for the whole family. only at bass pro shops. but we've got the get tdigital tools to help. now with xfinity's my account, you can figure things out easily, so you won't even have to call us. change your wifi password to something you can actually remember, instantly. add that premium channel, and watch the show everyone's talking about, tonight. and the bill you need to pay? do it in seconds. because we should fit into your life, not the other way around. go to xfinity.com/myaccount ♪ >> the justice department has zero tolerance for gang violence. transnational criminal organizations like ms-13 repr

. >> reporter: today he spends as much time as possible in east hampton, long island. >> this is my homemy legal residence since 1987. >> reporter: this fashionable beach time is just 75 miles, but a far cry from suburban massapequa, long island where he grew up. and he details in his new memoir, "nevertheless." he was set on making it not as an actor but as a lawyer. you're clear that being financially stable was always a big deal for you given your upbringing. >> that was clearly the one big problem for my parents. >> reporter: six children. >> yeah, my father was a teacher. >> reporter: he started out as a political science major in d.c. but decided to transfer to new york university to study acting. >> my mother screamed at me for like a half hour when i said i was not going to go to law school, and when i explained to my parents that going to nyu would cost them less money because of the loans i got from nyu, my father said, let's hear him out. >> reporter: he started getting work even before he finished college. you liked acting once you started doing it. >> six months went by, and

tomorrow the attorney general will be visiting long island new york where the street gang is accusedering 8 high school students in the last 18 months. several state police will be joining fbi task force fighting that gang. steve levy is a form are county executive for suffolk county who has been there for a while he knows a lot about m 1-13. he joins us tonight: the first question really is why now? ms-13 as we discussed before is not a new phenomenon. where was the federal government three years ago? >> well, the federal government three years ago was allowing tens of thousands, scores of thousands of unaccompanied minors to come over the southern border and then started allocating them throughout the nation, 4,000 of whom were settled in communities on long island. and many of us warned back then this is a major mistake. who thinks it's a good idea out there that you are going to have 4,000 young people without parents going in to a community and that's going to be good either from a financial or a safety perspective. and we now have 12 young people dead over the last year. not on

a los mara salva trucha, se lo responsabiliza de 11 muertes aquÍ en long island.jados al bosque. " no hay nada anti emigrante, en buscar su eliminaciÓn", dice. >> aquÍ en nueva york , tuvo su primera visita. reportera: esta madre pidiÓ respeto para las vÍctimas. afuera de la corte, manifestantes pedÍa menos discursos y mÁs recursos. >> creo que no es justo que las vÍctimas vayan hacer criminalizar su vista como parte de una banda. el fiscal llamÓ exagerado el argumento de que la comunidad hispana no reportarÁ a los mara, por miedo a ser deportados. la forma en la que hay que denunciar, marca una vez mÁs la diferencia entre los lÍderes locales y el gobierno federal. enrique: una hispana mÁs, se incorpora a la administraciÓn del presidente trump, en este caso como tesorera general de la naciÓn. se trata de ... carranza, quien fuera su directora del desarrollo de la pequeÑa empresa. el cargo era ocupado por otra hispana, rosario marÍn. el subsecretario adjunto para asuntos de amÉrica del sur, conversÓ con univisión y hablÓ de la situación en venezuela. reiterÓ llamad

charles: danine, tomorrow attorney general jeff sessions will be in long island, we know that ms 13 hassege swath of that place. will it take ground to ground business from administration to hammer home the idea this has gotten out of hand. >> it has totally gotten out of hand, i was reading the stories with the recent ms13 gangs on long island. this is not far from where i live, they could pop up anywhere. something needs to be done, they targeted young individuals, high school students, that were murdered at the ands of these people, something does need to be done. those on the left who think they are doing a good thing for american citizens by promoting san carr san cities that is out rage out -- that is outrageous, i don't understand their logic. charles: earnings were phenomenal, we had big tech winners after the close. my market commentary is next, get to out your pen and pad, we're going to try to make you some cash. we'll be right back. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my do

they have a great estate in long island, a mansion in manhattan, they go every summer to newport. when she declares herself for women's suffrage, it is a sensation. >> does that also mean an infusion of money into the campaign? >> of course. an earlier generation of wealthy women in the 1890's had given money. there was a history of that. what was new, these women were stepping up to speak, to participate, to form their own organizations. if you will, to manipulate the press. they took the issue from the women's pages which popped up during the 19th century to the front pages. >> what was the role of public demonstrations for american suffragists? >> that is a fascinating question. they were vastly covered. any movement for social change in this country in my observation builds. it doesn't just happen. one of the reasons it takes time is that people are perhaps resistant to change and need to be conditioned. something needs to see normal and not radical. i think the parades serve that function. under harriet stanton, they very carefully orchestrate women of different backgrounds a

the garden state parkway very heavy rain right now and we have a cylinder on the tip of long beach island with rotation possibly with the storm there's. but they are off the coast so even if there is rotation or winds with that storm it would be open the open waters at this point. we are also dealing with street flooding, philadelphia and south into southern new jersey. and also into ocean county. we had one for the lehigh valley that has expired but into the evening please watch some of that extra water on the roadway and severe thunderstorm watch until 5:00 and not much in the way of severe weather and watch the ponding on the roadways and streaks and streams are running very high so avoid them. tell the kids if they head out

keep things under control, will talk to someone on the front lines of that, a police chief from long islandho has long experience fighting them. president trump has weighed in on france's upcoming election, will the french follow his suggestions or rebel against that which is the french way, stay tuned. >> she is a celebrated olympian, focal drum supporter and face of the transgender movement. now she's speaking out only to tucker carlson on the president's policies and how to solve the divide in america, watch tucker's exclusive watch tucker's exclusive interview with did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> tucker: recently on this show, we've been raising the alarm on ms-13, we've been doing this because we think it's important. i

. >>> a long island man wakes you mean to sounds of someone breaking into his home. he was able to fight back and hold down one of the intruders, because he was recently trained to do that very thing. >>> are you planning a summer vacation, find out which day to book the trip to get the best deal. >> reporter: i-95 parked on the northbound lanes in bucks county all traffic is being forced off because of an unlawful overnight accident we'll tell you all about when "action news" continues on this friday morning. >> we continue to have a huge backup after a deadly accident on i-95. let's go to matt pellman he's got more. >> reporter: yeah, 5 1/2 hours later, they have the northbound lanes of i-95 closed. this is where the accident happened bristol township, bucks county. all northbound traffic is being forced off on to 413 and into bristol borough. action cam remains on the scene on the southbound side when the truck passes, that's why we couldn't see for a second. it's a single-vehicle accident. the driver lost control and the car overturned. one person was killed unfo

they have a great estate in long island. they have a mansion in manhattan and they go every summer to newport and when she declares herself for women's suffrage, it is a sensation. >> does it also mean an infusion of some of that money? >> of course. an earlier generation of wealthy women in the 1890's had given money. there was a history of that. new was these women were stepping up to speak, to participate, to form their own organization, if you will, to manipulate the press. >> they took -- they took the issue from the women's pages which had popped up during the late 19th century to the front pages. they made it a talker. >> you mentioned large demonstrations in the u.k. and britain. one of the united states? what was the role of public demonstrations? that is a fascinating question. soy were vastly covered and -- any movement for social change in this country in my observation builds. it does not just happen and when of the reasons it takes time is that people are perhaps resistant to change and need to be conditioned.

jeff sessions is now speaking on long island to talk about the rising threat from gang violence. so big topic for the white house here. drop on in. >> for support and affirmation in the work that our people do every day that is often dangerous and too little appreciated. particularly those of you in law enforcement, i want to express my sincere appreciation for what you do. our police officers daily do their best. it's a stressful job. sometimes people make mistakes, sometimes people even in uniform are not good people. and the department of justice will stand firm for civil rights and the protection of american citizens and will not accept bad policing. but 99% of our people are the kind of people we should validate and affirm and that's what we will do. peter, thank you and all of you in law enforcement thank you. i want to thank bridget rohde who returned to the department of justice. she is a skilled and experienced prosecutor acted as the united states attorney in this district. i had the great pleasure of holding that office for 12 years, which is longer than most. and i di

i saw a number of our long island republican colleagues in news day this morning, said they couldn't be for this. we hope they'll stand up to any bill, any bill that gets rid of state and local deductibility because let me repeat, 4,500 -- $4,500 a year new yorkers would no longer be able to deduct on afternoon. massive tax cuts for the very wealthy, crumbs at best for everyone else. third, the republican plan is just steeped in hypocrisy. even without filling in the details, trump's plan is already impossible to pay for. the committee for a responsible federal budget estimates that trump's tax cuts will cost about $5.5 trillion over ten years, as much as $7 trillion. that's a huge amount of money in our economy. crfb projects no plausible amount of economic growth would be able to pay for the tax plan. so the republican plan would explode the deficit. for the last eight years all we heard from our republican colleagues was that, quote, obama was raising the deficit. we need to cut programs that benefit the poor and middle class, cut the entitlement, social security, medicare because

. >>> jeff sessions was on long island where he bowed to make good on the promise to wipe talking violence. sessions visited a community that by a series of gang related deaths. last week the bodies of four young men were found in a park not far from where sessions was speaking. the killings were likely carried out by the ms 13 game. ms 13 is believed to have been founded in los angeles by immigrants from el salvador. >> i have a message for the games to target our young people. we are targeting you. we will prosecute gang members who commit crimes to the fullest extent of the law and after they have been convicted if they are not here lawfully they will be deported.>> during his visit he also met with the parents of two long island teenage friends who were killed last year by suspected ms 13 gang members >>> pope francis is in egypt to touchdown -- for a historic today visit. he's presenting a united christian muslim front which renounces violence committed in god's name.'s visit comes weeks after militants carried out to palm sunday church attacks in the country killing at least 44 peopl

keep things under control, will talk to someone on the front lines of that, a police chief from long islandho has long experience fighting them. president trump has weighed in on france's upcoming election, much more interesting than most foreign elections. will the french follow his suggestions or rebel against itmp? that which is the french way, stay tuned. solve the divide in america, watch tucker's exclusive watch tucker's exclusive inliberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed the living room. we were able to replace everything in it. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. and we didn't have to touch our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. well, there goes my boat. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance we're out ink,nk! not ink. printing doesn't have to be painful. now, during "hp savings month" at staples, get up to $180 off hp printers. does your mouthg prescripoften feel dry?s, a dry mouth can cause cavities and bad breath. over 400 medications can cau

. >>> attorney general jeff sessions was on long island today where he vowed to make good on the trumpration's pledge to eradicate gang violence. he visited a community hip are a series of gang related deaths. the bodies of four young men were found in a park not far from where sessions was speaking. they feel the deaths were gang- related.>> the ms 13 is killed, raped and control. we will prosecute gang members who commit crimes to the fullest extent of the law. after they have been convicted, if they are not here lawfully they will be deported >>> during his visit he met with the parents of two long island teenage friends who were killed last year by suspected ms 13 gang members >>> not to new developments from north korea where the military testfired what is believed to be a ballistic missile. a broke up minutes after it was launched. this comes just as the us appeared to be stepping back from some of its harshest rhetoric on the regime. the us did not rule out military action. >> on the same day the uss carl vinson and the powerful strike group operating alongside japanese maritime

he went to long island where the street gang ms-13 is blamed for a trail of 11 corpses since the startf the school year. parents. say it is not safe to let their kids out of the house. the administration blames lax immigration enforcement. we will have a complete report in the next hour. next, what would you do if you had a trillion dollars to fix things up in america? we'll bring it to you bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand ne with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. [car engine failing to start] [wind blows] yo- wh- ah- he- [gas pouring] [slurps loudly] [engine starting] [loud slurping continues] >> bret: president trump has talked about spending a trillion dollars on infrastructure repairs, but even with that massive amount of money, decisions have to be made about what to fix and what to leave alone. so what would you do? correspondent douglas kennedy takes a look. >> a lot of money. >> imagine you had a trillion dollars and your job is to how >> so you have a