they experience violence in their mafia families.nd the state peers mainly in the form of armed officers. violence is all they know, legal or illegal. >> every year, on average, two murders are committed in calabria by youngsters from ndrangheta clans. he never killed anyone, but he says it would only have been a matter of time. he's hardly ever seen his father out of jail. as a child, he visited him once a week. he may have renounced his criminal career, but not his father. >> because of his problems, papa was never at home. what little time i had with him, i'll never forget. as every little gesture. i still visit him. sure, i miss him. >> in reggio calabria's juvenile prison, social educators work with young e phoneders in trying to guide them out of the world of drug dealing, family feuds, and vendettas. >> it's very hard, because we have to challenge the father figure. everyone identifies with their father, mother or grandfather a little. to these youngsters, say no to the ndrangheta means breaking their emotional ties to their f

he's a member of the mafia. the stark fact is that teenagers who come from and see if anything is to leave any managed to avoid a criminal career. now the head of the juvenile court in re tiling come out and is trying to change that this is the center of the local market known as the tram stop. when teenagers ran into trouble that and end up in the courts were invented a better sense than to catch them all costs to families in a bid to break that criminal psycho. among the nineteen year old to say they will appear on camera in his hometown. it would be too risky. the mafia and slid onto the provincial capital ring to copy her. the road seemed to look for him and he'd already taken his first steps on it. his family is and ninety eight the colombian version of the mafia. his father and uncle are in prison for life and you sit in his downtime and self. the rhythm of the band i was always facing the temptation of going down the wrong path is often just to hear you but i'm not a bad person. he wants to graduate from

hundreds of agents in the fbi, the mafia investigation.iting from the sicilian mafia, and from the cumorah in naples, and it's quite obvious. the reach they feel that these people won't turn, and won't become government testifiers, they are very very powerful. so it's an alarm signal going on today. >> and we'll continue to watch this one with you. good to have you. >> good to be here. >> let's head back to south carolina, and we're going to give it one more try. pete is back on the telephone, and he's with the south carolina department of transportation. and pete, can you hear me? >> good evening, john. >> how are you is the bigger question, and what's going on in south carolina tonight? what's the weather situation there? >> we're in a low right now. we have had one front that passed through today that brought us snow in the upper part of the state. sleet in the midlands and rain on the coast. and that started to move through. in fact, all of our primary roads and interstates are just being reported as wet. however, what we're expecting

it's extremely rare for someone from a mafia family to me a life of crime. need to comprehend is the base of operations for thin on detail europe's most powerful crime syndicate. the members of its clients had little chance of going legit. especially if they've already conduct criminal record. a judge ruled. it is determined to change that. he skated majors juvenile court for two years now. she knew if they get to go to the defendants appearing before me are often the sons or brothers of people i can take twenty years ago. we're dealing with actual dynasties here were criminal careers are passed from father to son. tee hee his approach is to order a delinquent or at least teenager to be removed from their mafia families and sent to social institutions. our host families like domenico italian law prohibits taking pictures of these youngsters domenico has already hosted a number of young people from mt temple grounds. protests began. domenico said it's not at all easy to put them on the right time. i need grown up knowing only one talents reaching base in the

, they could live without being affected by the mafia.lermo and 70% in the rest of italy that pay extortion. >> that's a lot. >> that's a lot. that's a lot. >> but not everybody pays the bite. a small but growing coalition of businesses have joined a group called adiopizzo, a grassroots organization taking a stand against the mafia's traditional mere total control over the food chain, from farm to table. i come out of the restaurant business in new york. you got taxed with every laundry order every time they took your trash away. it was built in to all your basic services. >> here it's much more going around. christmas and easter. >> guy comes by. >> the guy comes by. i mean, it's plain and simple extortion. >> given that that's a pretty straightforward situation, some of these guys who banded together, what happens? the guy shows up, says "i'm not paying you." what happens next? >> well, apparently now the mafia has decided that it isn't worthwhile bothering with the people who belong to addiopizzo. there's so many others out there and w

and italy, how powerful is the mafia. a former marine finds the best way to fight terrorism is to fight poverty. despite spending hundreds of billion a year the government fails the test on mental health. i'm antonio mora, and there's more on "consider this". . >> the ongoing civil war in syria. >> president obama called the peace talks frustrating. >> syria must meet commitments, russia has a responsibility to ensure syria complies. >> we are not making much progress. >> the group wants to establish an islamic state, fighting the regime and rebels. >> the jihadists are more ruthless. >> federal bureau of investigation teaming up with cops in italy. >> officers executed two dozen arrests. >> they brought down accused mob leaders on both sides of the atlant atlantic. >> people are gathering for demonstrations against president hosni mubarak. >> this defies anything. >> we begin with a cry for help for the syrian people and some remarkable pictures from the heart of a conflict between syria's moderate opposition and one of

and italy, how powerful is the mafia today? >> a former marine decides the best way to fight terrorism is to fight extreme poverty. >> despite hundreds of billions of year, the government fails the test on mental health. >> welcome to consider this. here's more on what's ahead. >> the on going civil war in syria. >> president obama called the peace talks frustrating. >> syria must meet its commitments and russia has a responsibility to make sure it complies. >> we are making much progress. >> the group wants an islamic state in syria fighting against the regime. >> the jihadists are more ruthless than assad's regime. >> f.b.i. agents teaming up. >> two dozen arrests. >> they brought down accused mob leaders on both sides of the atlantic. >> millions of egyptians came to the streets. >> people are gathering in the largest demonstrations against president mubarak. >> this did he have's any definitions. >> we begin with a passionate cry for help for the syrian people and remarkable pictures from the heart of the con applicant betw

what does this tell you about the state of new york mafia? >> it's not in the same condition it was when i left in the '80s, but it shows you that we won't see their demise in my lifetime and they rebuild. every type the government eases up on them they continue to build and get stronger. >> we heard in that little clip, tony soprano talking about the end of the mafia. you think the characterisation that the mafia is decimated and weak is not true. >> it's weakened, no question. all the laws in the '80s did a lot of damage. in my day they have 12-14 fbi agents in new york that were assigned to five families. according to what i heard recently the number is down to 200. so that gives guys on the street, you know, the chaps to build up again. they are resourceful. i doubt we have seen their demise. >> the gambino family can be linked but it could be small compared to the ndrangheta. >> the operation that the police cracked down on was huge. tran trans-atlantic companies, cocaine, drug cartels, canada, the u.s., italy, shipping containers that h

seven suspected members of the mafia of the pagan brooklyn courtroom the only challenge for their roles in the international drug smuggling ring repealed this week likely tsp in all the authorities he needs me and the us arrested twenty four people accusing them of drug trafficking money laundering and membership in organized crime. the legal operation reportedly in foal to come up with a student gets a crime syndicates trying to make inroads in the unites states by forging ties with one of the traditional new york mob families began the notes officials said that during the two year investigation undercover agents prevented the delivery to its fleet of hundreds of kilograms of south american cocaine hidden in shipments of coconuts and pineapples. french president francois long as keen on it to the point else with the state dinner it was also attended by numerous magazines including actress judy and the list and singer mary j blige. the dinner was billed as the highlight of homes two day state visit to the u s eliot the two leaders discussed major policy issues including the civil war in

the father-in-law is a member of ndrangheta, italy's version of the mafia. the associates sold more than a kilogram of heroin and plotted to ship 500 kilos of cocaine from south america to italy. authorities say it was the first time ndrangheta attempted to gain a toe hold in the u.s. ndrangheta can and has to be considered a powerful organization for handling international drug traffic. >> they maintained a money laundering network handling proceeds from narcotics. >> according to italian court papers, the shipping company the suspects were working with had been caught smuggling several millions to italy in cans of pineapple and coconut milk. >> decades after being arrested for fishing, a group of native americans could have their records wiped clean. years of work. the top dogs from this year's westminster dog show. >> welcome back. a live look at sochi russia, where the 2014 winter olympics are underway, it is 11:23 in the morning. good to have you with us. welcome back. former all-american college wrestler, hudson taylor formed a group to end homophobia

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way on both sides of the atlantic with numerous arrests recorded in america and europe italian anti mafia police said the so called new bridge operation targeted a cocaine trafficking route from south america to the southern italian port of geo colorado the head of the us france and the sicilian mafia with the collaboration enjoying get to a crime syndicate earlier today just after midnight in brooklyn new york and as the sun rose here in italy. american and italian lawn forcing agents simultaneously conducted coordinated operations to strike at the heart of international organized crime working together. american and italian officers executed two dozen arrests. conducted numerous unlawful searches and seizures of hundreds of thousands of us dollars. to read are said to have departed members of the infamous gambino and fernando crime family is really seven arrested in new york in one of the most significant organized crime best two years. over the past two years. american and italian law enforcement agents working with prosecutors in your. and in calabria has infiltrated the sophisticated

raids the most vicious mafia family. >> the operation is being conducted in the dead of night under strict rules of secrecy. >> reporter: alan pizzey with what they were smuggling in pineapples bound for america. did michael dunn murder a teenager over loud music? manual bojorquez on dunn's explanation. and... >> ♪ animal crackers in my soup ♪ i think i was the luckiest child in america. >> pelley: america was lucky, too. ben tracy remembers shirley temple, who could coax a smile from a great depression >> ♪ on the good ship lollipop >> good evening. this is our western edition. just as we wer just as we were running out of words to describe this endless winter, today the weather service offered "historic" and "catastrophic" to describe the potential of the storm making its way across the south tonight. winter storm watches, warnings and advisories are up from texas all the way over to the east coast, the storm's next target. tonight, alabama is getting a second round of snow. and along the storm's path, ice is likely to bring down power lines and make roads treacherous. we have a team of

three dozen people suspected to be members of the mafia are in custody. they are suspected of setting uch a drug trafficking organization. >> it was after midnight in new york, when federal agents launched their crackdown, rounding up suspects in a plot to establish a new international drug shipment pipeline. first words of the bust came in a tweet which read: >> in the transit reaction fbi agents arrested seven suspected members of the mafia organization. at the same time italian authorities nabbed associates of another crime organization in the calabria region of italy. >> american law enforcement determined they aimed to move deadly nor cottics across boundaries, attempting to build a bridge of criminality and corruption, stretching from south america to italy and back to new york. >> five of the suspects live in new york, including a bakery owner. according to the indictment, the the father-in-law is a member of androgida. italy's version of the mafia. >> they sold allegedly a kilogram of heroin and plotted to ship 500 kilos of cocaine from south amer

it's an old-time mafia family.ding to the fbi and according to the italian police, they're involved in everything from shipping drugs from south america to italy and the united states and into canada. but lately they have also gotten into the heroin >>> so, as dramatic as this raid may be, does it really put much of a dent into the mafia's operations here in the united states? >> you know, we don't have as many big headlines on the mafia as we did in the 1980s. but according to the fbi and italian police, this is still a huge problem. they say this operation shows that the mob in italy is very much still tied in to the mob families in new york and along the east coast of the united states. recently there was an arrest in an old case, the good fellas heist from 1978. a 78-year-old member of the lou chassis family was arrested. they're still on the move. >> this is a serious subject. thanks very much. coming up fight over photos of osama bin laden. did the pentagon break any laws when they issued orders on these pers

i don't know if you want to consider criminal state different from mafia state as i consider more or less the same thing a little help he had the feel of this over forty is going to consult the soviet union for this man russia. the credibility while it is spot on the other hand i am quite determined to to go back. i think that sooner or later i will i don't think they'll be able to make this stick in the long run. and as i've been told that i'm barred for five years on nature poems can last for five years. so i fully expect to be back. what motivates support from within russia has been much higher than in the media old from as civil society. yes absolutely and social networks been an up a lot of support and in the intermediate swell the up memorial society issued a statement calling on of the russian authorities to allow me back and they said that if i wasn't allowed back in the would be bad for me but more important it would be bad for russia. and there were similar statements from other other other russians on trade can cause kiera a russian journalist wrote an article on him which

thirteen and a half billion dollars in profit so i can authorities press criminal charges against the mafia bank according to assistant attorney general lonnie brewer had the u.s. authorities decided to press criminal charges h.s.b.c. would have almost certainly lost its banking license in the u.s. the future of the institution would have been under threat and the entire banking system would have been stabilized but i heard that before yep as per usual age s.p.c. was just too big to jail but at the very least i'm sure i'm sure the bank has learned a very hard lesson about the and morality of funding global murder actually according to former a just b.c. employee everett stern the bank continued to engage in the same laundering activities long after it claimed to have stopped so let me get this straight if you commit crimes while you operate outside the central banking system you receive a maximum penalty but if you're running drugs and funding terrorists inside the system you receive immunity because we all know when a corporatocracy the financial mafia looks out for its own. coming up i'll

my sister for schooling at the new sap ag land mafia. nice mood didak get back to those in the us but the cab then he got to the bottom until you've wanted united kingdom i spent these last four to five percent of the budget for education. the okie government spends about one percent. benny said of the population has completed its going to get into the standout imagine that and we went to santa and how much does it. the following team principal of tonight's super kings was on monday indicted on charges of acting during the six season off into infinity. the ips of the member committee headed by the tide judgment when we got some tickets to walk to the supreme court may opt to send off into the box in the teapot in the us cricket board. he was accused of crossing the nation to book these bad things that stay on the ipl. olson said the board of what it would act issued by state and her husband got screwed up. juan cole oneness of god stunned by its team in the spot fixing scandal needs to be investigated but that could stand there in the wo

raids the most vicious mafia family. >> the operation is being conducted in the dead of night under strict >> reporter: alan pizzey with what they were smuggling in pineapples bound for america. did michael dunn murder a teenager over loud music? manual bojorquez on dunn's explanation. and... >> ♪ animal crackers in my soup ♪ i think i was the luckiest child in america. >> pelley: america was lucky, too. ben tracy remembers shirley temple, who could coax a smile from a great depression >> ♪ on the good ship lollipop

a lasting blow to the mafia's crime efforts.e'll take you behind the operation new bridge. and we'll tell you of the stunning survival story of this man, many he was adrift on this fishing boat out in the pacific ocean for 13 months, living on raw fish and turtles before he was rescued. well, now he is expected to arrive soon and cnn is live in el salvador as his friends and family are ready to give him a hero's welcome. we're live from that village, next. than the research this man has at his disposal is how he puts it to work for his clients. morning. morning. thanks for meeting so early. come on in. [ male announcer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance o

to join an organization he'd admired since childhood, the mexican mafia. >> so when you're a kid, you want to shoot for the stars. i want to be that. i want to be that guy. out on the streets, someone may want to be a ceo or own their own company, to be their own boss. you're back here, regardless, it's still power. and because of the power behind them, that being the mob, mexican mafia. >> christian knighten is probably one of the most engaging inmates i've ever encountered doing "lockup," he's very articulate, well read, well spoken and quite proud of his career as a criminal. >> i gave my "a" game. i would do it to the extreme violence wise, selling dope wise. >> in the "lockup extended" episode in which he originally appeared, he gave shocking details into extreme violence in describing the los angeles county jail murder, we warn you, the following is very graphic. >> and i walk up to him, hook his leg, and put him in a bare naked choke hold, bring him down, i throw in my hooks and choke him out and snap his neck. when his neck snapped, you feel it right against here, pop it snapp

. >> how powerful is the mexican mafia here at pelican bay? >> i don't even touch on that right there. i don't speak on it myself, you know? >> raul leon had such influence throughout the state by assigning individuals to represent him. he would have people assaulted. he would have riots take place on his orders. >> serving a life sentence for murder, leon lives in what is widely regarded as the most restrictive environment in the state of california -- pelican bay security housing unit or shu. inmates are confined to their cells for all but 90 minutes per day, which they're allowed to spend in a nearby concrete exercise area. leon had been living here for 14 years when we met him. >> i always tell people, they ain't built a prison hard enough to break me, you know? and some of us are stronger than others. i think that's what pelican bay is about. only the strongest are the ones that are going to make it, you know. >> while leon refuses to disavow loyalty to his gang, the prison sees a slow but steady flow of inmates who do through a process c

the do you have the yeah i have to find them because you pave the mafia to enter the territory. you can go alone. and you need to pay to pass through the. many times they use us as bait because they have to smuggle the drugs over the border. they say that they will take us there so we can confuse the police and then they don't care much about bringing the human cargo which is what we are to the other side they are only interested in the transport of the drugs and you're so young how do you manage to contact the quota to cross the border given that it isn't easy you don't look for them anymore it's them that find you and they find you they see you with a backpack and say what are you doing i'll take you they'll teach you and say if you come with me you'll only walk two or three days and once you're there it's between five and ten days and you can only accept it when you arrive there did you pay. five thousand. dollars. the cop handed me over to the sheriff i didn't have the documents i was deported sheriff arpaio writes yes i can do anything they bastards there that man has no he

mafia raids overnight reach friday the united states to italy. only on "cbs this morning," our cameras are there when agents smash a massive allegedob drug ring. >>> new winter storm misery takes aim at the south. and the northeast braces for a major blizzard. >>> and remembering shirley temple black a look back at one of america's great child stars who grew up to serve our country. >>> first a look at your eye opener, your world in 30 seconds. >> mississippi, louisiana, alabama and georgia. >> the deep south braces for a winter storm sequel. >> major ice storm is rushing toward the southeast, threatening to paralyze atlanta all over again. >>> in georgia, store shelves have been wiped clean. look at this. >> this one is going to be worse. they need to learn their lesson from the last one. >>> shirley temple one of the biggest movie stars of the 1930s has died at her home in northern california. in addition to her acting career she served as an american diplomat. >>> how u.s. special forces took one minute to capture one of the most wanted terror

we have a great business for the cubans and the mafia groups and others. there's a great appetite to preserve the situation as we have it. nicolas maduro said to us last week, "i don't care, you never get back to power. and if i let loose the civilian groups, they have a lot of gangs" today they didn't because there's journalists. they have criminal gangs which killed three young people, and in valentia they shot another girl, a queen beauty was shot in the head. they use the groups in order not to let the armed forces, because the armed forces begin to get very concerned about the implications of the responsibilities that they may face in the future, regarding crimes that have been committed for many years. >> we see pictures of the opposition rallying in caracas and around the country. there's tremendous censorship. it's hard to get much of this out because the government controls almost all the media. >> you know, the control that they have is about 90%, but they have 100%, because the president enters - the chain, the link, all the televisions and radi

the member of androggotta, italy's version of the mafia.hey sold more than a kilogram of heroin and plotted to ship 500 kill lows of cocaine from south america to italy concealed in frozen food. it was the first time an doing aandrogottaaimed at obtaining an the u.s. >> authorities say they maintained a money laundering met work that handled proceeds from narcotics and illegal weapons trafficking. >> all seven u.s. defendants were arraigned on charges of narcotics trafficking, money laundering and firearms possession. five are being held without bail. conviction on the most serious charges could result in life sentences. >> thank you. president obama tonight is paying tribute to the close alliance between the u.s. and france. french president franÇois hollande is in washington for a three-day visit. both spoke at a news conference speaking on everyone from healthcare to the cries in syria, and there will be a state dinner in honor of president hollande. give us bit of the talking points today. >> sure, the ceremony later on this evening in

>> tony, the first word of the bust came in a tweet from the new york office of the fbi which read mafia round up in new york, and italy. it was shortly after midnight in new york. and federal agents launched their crack down, rounding up suspects in an alleged plot to establish a new international drug shipment pipeline. and the closely coordinated transatlantic arrested seven suspected members of american mafia organizations while at the same time, italian authorities nabbed 17 alleged associates of the crime organization in crabria. using techniques like court authorized wiretaps. law enforcement determined that aimed to move deadly narks across international boundaries attempting to build a bridge of criminality, and corruption so stretch from south america to italy and back to new york. >> now, five of the seven u.s. suspects lived in brooklyn new york. including a bakery owner. according to officials. he is a member of the gambino crime family, and he is also the son-in-law of the member of adrogna. so pretty powerful crime forces trying to combine -- >> and a lot of connections he

. >> we knew that his life long goal was to be a hitman for the mafia. we had interviewed past girlfriends. we had interviewed other associates of andy rich. and he always portrayed himself as a tough guy. >> we were concerned that sharon snyder, the girlfriend of andrew rich, had information that she was fearful about telling us. the impression was she was being guarded out of fear. her fear, of andrew rich. >> he abused me a lot. there was a lot of abuse. not just physical. there was a lot of verbal abuse. >> police looked into sharon's background to see if she had ever been involved in illegal activity. and they found something. >> sharon schneider was purchasing guns at a different location. she was giving guns to andy rich. some of those guns went to john helble. we had a violation of the federal firearms statute that we you'd to split andy rich and sharon schneider. >> sharon told a different story. sharon said she dropped john off at helble's home about three days before the murder and left to visit her daughter about an hour's drive away. a few d

sera enjuiciado con la ciudad de los vientos, lo dijo el criminalista que representÓ a capos de la mafia chicago y eric holder trabaja para obama. >>> en el 2009 calles de esta ciudad. la dea decomisÓ 20 millones de dÓlares en efectivo, y dos toneladas de cocaÍna, vinculado al cartel de sinaloa, ahora se lo acusa de trÁfico de drogas, lavado de dinero, y crimen organizado entre otras cosas, y seÑala en su presentaciÓn de cargos que hay evidencia en su contra. la Única fiscalÍa federal del paÍs en contar con evidencia fÍsica. >>> la Única oficina que tiene una grabaciÓn con la voz del chapo, entre chapo y uno de los informantes de aquÍ. uno de los flores, hermanos flores, donde dicen que estÁn hablando de una cantidad de kilogramos de heroÍna, y con precio, y con todo. >>> se asegura que el chapo, si es extraditado, ocuparÁ una celda en el centro correccional de chicago, y estarÁ incomunicado. >>> con esta orden, no puede hablar con ninguna persona, esÁa solo en un cuarto, no puede hablar con otros acusados. con la gente que trabaja allÍ. >>> y existe la posibilidad que el juicio de zamba

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>> allegations of mafia involvement. >> the relative is frankie "the fireman" porco. >> the press says the police can't solve it. >> every day on the news talking about they've botched this investigation, they can't do anything right. >> but the police are one step ahead of the press and the killer. >>> working for the supreme court of new york state is a prestigious job. for 52-year-old peter porco, a clerk for an appeals judge, it was the perfect way to end his legal career, until one day everything changed. >> it started off as any other day until peter porco didn't show up for work. people began to get worried because that wasn't like him. >> a court officer went to the porcos' home and immediately saw signs of trouble. >> he walked up to the front of the horse, and in the door, he saw a key, a key by itself in the door lock. the door was ajar. >> he looks down and sees on the cement steps drops of blood. >> inside was a blood bath. >> he looked over to his right and he saw a body laying there whom he recognized as peter porco. >> peter porco had been bludgeoned to death. >> it was

illegal gold mining and drug trafficking and the mafias are tied to there. >> we went down to have aook at gold mining because gold mining is one of the underlying things that's destroying this enormous forest. >> what we're seeing here is an example of something that's happening where there's been a boom of destruction. > amazing. >> it has taken the miners a week to destroy a habitat that took millions of years to volve. >> for over ounce of gold extracted, the miners add an equal amount of mercury. the metal mercury is generally a liquid and has a particular affinity for gold. poured into a slurey with tiny flecks of gold, the mercury binds to them, making them easy to retrieve. >> mercury poisoning affects the human body by affecting the nervous system. when you have high levels of mercury that are in the blood, hair, or urine which are the major bioindicators, it indicates there is going to be an effect on the brain, people have lower i.q. levels. they have balance issues, aggressiveness issues. they have problems with hearing, with sight, with taste. much of the mercury that's

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we are dealing with a nuclear country run by a bunch of mafia crooks. >> pelley: that's a serious charget bill browder says he has the facts to back it up. browder is an american-born businessman who made a fortune in moscow after the fall of communism. but he claims his business was crushed by russian corruption, and that his lawyer was murdered in a cover-up. his fight to expose it all has torn a rift in relations between moscow and washington. you think your life's in danger? >> my life is definitely in danger. >> martin: the f-35 joint strike fighter is the pentagon's newest warplane and its most expensive weapons system ever.

billion a year which is the income of venezuela a year, we are a great business for the cubans the mafiaand the corrupt military officers and the corrupt members of the high arc i of venezuela . there is a great appetite to preserve it as we have it. maduro said to us last week, i don't care you'll never get back to power. if i let loose all of these civilian groups, they have a lot of gangs which are armed, today they did not exhibit they want because there were a lot of journalists in venezuela. but they have these gangs, which are criminal gangs, which last week killed three young people. and this afternoon today, they shot another girl, a queen beauty of valencia, was shot in the head. so they use these groupings in order to not to let the armed forces because the armed forces are beginning to get very concerned about implications of the responsibilities that they may face in the future regarding of crimes that have been committed for so many years. >> and we have seen pictures. opposition rallying in caracas and rallying around the country. but there is tremendous censorship; there