worked closely with the italian anti mafia police. they also made numerous arrests this morning and asked as to risk the suspected mafia members leaving here involved in voting their. fists. in total more than one hundred seventy suspected members were arrested in italy and germany police also seized more than fifty million euros in assets. the mafia hails from the region of calabria in southern italy in the town of chiro the clan is said to control virtually all local businesses their influence extends even into the political sphere something which has alarmed all for a tease. you can do that in the last election two members ran against each other. at some point the entering data had a meeting to decide who should win and worked out a deal so that both would benefit. dunder speak. from its italian stronghold the group was able to extend its criminal empire into northern europe as well as drugs and arms trafficking but clam infiltrated ordinary businesses from funeral services to bread and wine sales thought. in italy it seems they we

the mafia hails from the regnn of calabriria in soututhern ita.he clan i is said to control al locall businesseses. theieir influence extends into even the political sphere, something that alarms authorities. >> in the last election, two members ran against each other. at some point, they had a meeting to decide who should win and worked out a deal so that both would benefit. >> from its ititalian stronongh, the group was able to extend its empire into northern europe. the clan infiltrated ordinary businesses, from funeral seservices to bread and wine sales. >> in itata, it seemems they wee operating through illegal schemes within the economy. this also had conseqequences hee in germany. for example, people running restaurants w were beieing presd into purchasing inferior or overpriced products so that there was no real competition. >> wiretaps revealed that the gang was blackmailing the owners of pizzerias and ice cream parlors in germamany, as well as launderiring money from illegal business dealings. for those arrested, the game is now up. they

but during the '90s became associated with the russian mafia. that developed to the point it wasn't a speculative piece of research. it was well-established. page 35. question, so during the period of time you were working for free beacon, the initial fusion be gps work was paid for by free beacon and the later stages by a law firm associated with the dnc, right? question, during the period of time you were working for the free beacon, so the initial republican funded part of your research, you came across some of the first information about candidate trump's business ties in russia, including felix sater. >> answer, sater, that's correct and lots of issues came up whether trump has connections with russia. among other things, paul manafort was connected. i wrote about the pro-russia party and another. i wrote a story whether he should have registered as a foreign agent. a matter that appears later in paul manafort's indictment. when he suddenly surfaced in the trump campaign, i was struck by that. this is congressman adam schiff questioning gle

the russian mafia and u.s. is e believed to be under the influence of the russian security services. if people who seem to be associated with the russian mafia are buying trump properties or arranging for people to buy trump properties, it raises the question whether they are doing it on behalf of the russian government. it would be known if it was on a substantial scale? answer, certainly, yes. question, might that provide the russian government leverage now president trump? answer, yes. question, so if as the president's son boasted they were getting loats of financing from russia and elicit, that would be known to the kremlin? answer, yes, i think that the true and the stuff about the nra. that's next. when you've got... ...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! here's pepto bismol! ah. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. >>> this is a spanish island south of the barcelona. it is obviously a very lovely place know

from the arrival m m of the mayflower the inner-workings of the mafia to the early years of silicon valley, mr. he is very excited to share with you all about capitalism. bhu srinivasan is a publisher, of financial content. he arrived in the u.s. with his family at age of eight. he lived in the south, rust belt, southern california and pacific northwest. his book is available for sale in the bookstore. he will be up here afterwards for a book signing. let me welcome mr. bhu srinivasan. [applause] >> thank you for having me. this is my only second-ever bob event. i'm glad that you nice took a big chance coming out hopefully pavedded on how this goes i get to do other events or never again. i hope you are a good audience. as rachel pointed out i came to the country at the age of eight. i mother had a phd in physics. shet got a role at rosswell moment merle park institute in buffalo, new york. she got a postdoctorate position, that made the stupendous suman of 14,000. that meant in india we would be very, very rich when we arrived in america. after my mother did six months in america, left us

the fbi knows what the sicilian mafia does if someone is coming after them. the idea is to provoke the mafia to retaliate violently against members of the cpusa. there's noefd that this works but it's not for a lack of trying. also used to attack noncommunist party political opponents. mens members of his konlg re gas station and circulated a petition. city council campaign of a lawyer who defended people prosecuted under the smith act. members of the communist party, the fbi attempts to smear him to sink his political campaign. this is not surveillance of violent threats. this is something different. the fbi then will target the civil rights movement for african-american rights which is co-intell pro begun in 1967. the fbi began investigating the naacp for communist links as early as 1941, finds nothing. nonetheless attempts to get the naacp on to a list of subversive organizations in the '50s. southern leadership conference, investigated for communist party links in the 1950s. here are the things that prompt that. martin luther king jr. gave a speech at the

the fbi knows what the mafia does if they believes someone is coming after them. the effort to provoke the mafia to retaliate violently against members of the cp usa. there's no evidence of this actually works. bay, it's not for lack of trying. cp usa is used to attack noncommunist party political opponents. unitarian minister and members of the congregation circulated a petition against american housing activities committee. city council campaign of a lawyer who defended people and prosecuted under the smith act. leaders of communist party. and that lawyer runs to city council and the fbi attempts to smear him. this is not surveillance and violent threats. it's something different. the fbi will also then target the civil rights movement for african-american rights. and the years leading up to a formal intel pro. it's begun in 1967. the fbi began investigating the naacp for communist links. finds nothing. nonetheless attempts to get them on to a list of subversive organizations in the '50s. martin luther king jr. and the southern leadership conference are investig

deal with mafia bosses to get vote packages in exchange for future contracts and putting the public administration at the service of being drunk at a so that they handle it directly we have seen on many occasions how many inside the criminal organization handle the public administration bad weather and toxic gases are complicating the search for thirty one missing sailors off the coast of china they were on board in a rainy an oil tanker which collided with a cargo ship on saturday fire has been burning on board for three days and is preventing crews from getting close to the tanker the vessel was carrying more than a million barrels of oil sparking fears of an environmental disaster in the east china sea well the chinese government says it has not signed a large scale oil leak it jim brown has more from near shanghai. the drama is happening some one hundred sixty nautical miles out in the east china sea and it's happening in international waters which is why the response has been international south korea has sent a number of postcard vessels u.s. military sense and aircraft to hel

have false documents to provoke a fight between the communist party and the mafia. this is an agent requests the bure bureau permission to mail this letter to the teamsters locals and they sent the anonymous letter. dear union boss, i am the loyal worker that wrote you and heard from my commy brother-in-law that the leaders had been in moscow. among the instructions they came back with was to try to get rid of the hoodlums in the country. my brother-in-law asked me how things were going into my teamsters union. he said he knew there were a lot of gangsters in my union but things would be changing and in february, some of the leader from in hungary meeting leaders. i told him he was all wet. thanks for the free use of a copy machine. i can get the word around about this. here is an anonymous fake letter the fbi is going to send suggesting that the communist international will be targeting the sicilian mafia which is involved in things like the teamsters union. here is what the fbi says. with respect to the above letter, it is a fact that three leaders from in budapes

it's not possible to film here openly, the nigerian mafia control everything here.he ghetto is right next to the village of borgo mezzanone. local people feel the government has let them down. they live side by side with thousands of african slave-like laborers. >> the black people don't buy anything. maybe they spend thirty or fifty cents, ok. but they just taur money, they don't bring any. they've taken work away from all those who used to work in the fields or in the factories. now it's only black people working everywhere. >> every day, the ghetto grows, moving a little closer to borgo mezzanone. the italian authorities are unable to cope. the farmers are happy for the cheap labour, leaving local residents frustrated and angry. >> everything's changed. they used to come and empty the rubbish and sweep the streets, now no one comes anymore. we're just left to our own devices. there's nothing we can do. >> i can't move away even i wanted to, no one would buy my house, or at least not for a reasonable market price. why doesn't the state just buy my house, and the h

bills mafia, professional drunks. been doing the table stuff for years.y know what they're doing. sunday an amateur jaguar fan tried it and things got heated. >> one jaguars fine tried to up the bills mafia. he jumped on a burning table but catches on fire. this is a horrible idea. folks -- ( laughter ) >> he tried to run away from being on fire? the fire is on you, coming with you. >> you can run from the cops, child support, you can't run from your past, though. your past is a scab that -- >> whoarks whoa, whoa. >> -- never goes away and you can pick at it all you want. >> that has been -- i apologize for talking about the while you were talking. back to you, trevor. >> i'll come to your h he herpes parade if you let me practice a vasectomy on you. >> yeah, yeah. >> trevor: roy wood, jr., michael kosta, we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) my name's dustin. hey, dustin. grab a seat. woman: okay. moderator: nice to meet you. have you ever had car trouble in a place like this? (roaring of truck) yes and it was like the worst experience of my life.

if you ever listened to the wiretaps of mafia headquarters in new york or boston or different places,allpaper was we need to get rid of that guy, and at some point that guy would be gotten rid of with or without a specific order on those mafia wiretaps. but you're all taking notes while michael wolfff was talking. your reaction to what you heard? >> i was struck by what he called the wallpaper and what we see. we see in other reports a picture of donald trump strained against the legal and ethical constraints of office. you know, constantly kind of lashing out against prosecutors and fbi agents who want to just pursue the rule of law. you see him complaining about it but also taking official acts. that was clear in the "new york times" story last night. it was when he crossed the line from not just complaining about bob mueller but kwhen he issued the order to fire him. under the statute, you don't have to be successful. you have to take an action where you intend to obstruct justice to be guilty of a crime. you mentioned the wiretaps in mafia cases, we don't have wiretaps in this cas

mafias and also the security sector and remember half of the tunisian economy is the black market it's an incredible number and all three of those poles are benefiting from that unfortunately the u.s. and the european union have not had the courage or i think the focus to really go after that as the key problem that is the problem not even the violent extremists right now which at least thankfully have been kept at bay by some security stabilization but in the medium and long term and now in the short term we see a tunisia needs a different approach where what we're almost out of out of time sergei will give the final word to you need a final a different approach if you're riding roughshod over human rights by the sound of what nicholas is is saying i you ignoring or denying what what's really happening in two zero. absolutely not again the answer to the question why the opposition voted for the rises and then asked of the people to go to the three is no one answered to this question the point is that when a growing anything we know that we have real difficulties in our country numbers

the most accurate description, and it's the mafia state, the mafia state who distributes money and poweris centered on him, and when he started cracking down in 2012 in the wake of the mass protests when he was coming for his third term as president, and he was cracking down in russia, right? it wasn't somewhere else and russia has a memory of 70 years of totalitarianism and so the habits and the behaviors and the informal institutions that he brought back to life when he staged his political crackdown, when they have the informal institutions of the totalitarian society. >> they keep having these elections which are really not contested elections? >> you know, in the soviet union, i remember this from growing up, we had elections, too, and they were called the free e pregz of citizen will and the free e pregz of citizen will was that you were obligated to show up and there was a penalty for not showing up at the polling place and then you were obligated to put a check mark against the one name on the ballot and there was nothing free about it and there was nothing expressive about it an

. >> them people to me are the same people as me, meaning mexican mafia.le live in fear of them. me personally, i never did. it was something i kind of grew up with. >> jeremy bowles to me is the ultimate chameleon. he basically can fit in anywhere. and with the relationship that he's made with the mexican mafia, he truly is capable of doing just about everything. including killing people. >> while bowles has never been charged with murder, he freely admits that gang violence has been a significant part of his past. >> how many people have you killed? >> oh, man. i'd like to just keep that to myself. a lot. enough. maybe i shouldn't be saying this on camera. just -- a lot. i didn't believe in drive-bys. i believe in knocking on people's door and walking in their houses. anybody can pull a gun, you can look the other way, pull the trigger. you wake up the next day you actually never seen nothing. but to actually get up in somebody's face and do something to them, that's where you become numb. once you do it once, you can do it for the rest of your life. >>

about him taking control of the oligarchs and mafia groups. so basically everyone in russia works for putin now. >> and that really is the core of his argument in this. although he doesn't make it that explicitly. he's a great storyteller. and he lets the story unfold really nicely. he -- some of the new information, for me, anyway, was that hundreds of millions of mysterious money has poured into the irish and scottish golf courses at the same time that what seems to be a fraudulent scheme to defraud investors in panama and other trump projects. and glenn simpson, i don't believe he ever explicitly comes out and says "i believe this," but he paints a vivid picture of coordinated effort to get russian money into trump's hands, and into their own pockets, through money laundering, a partnership, if you will, between russian sketchy forces and the trump organization. that was really global in nature. >> i mean, it's a sort of an astounding thing to contend, but it is part of what the steele dossier is about. >> absolutely. and i would say, i mea

it is not a scottish mafia, as far as i understand. the sunday times.hip surgery. pat cash has spoken to him and it may be both hips. that looks like a big blow for him. he has not played competitively since wimbledon when he was injured. it is a real worry. we should not write him off yet. we hope he can come back. we should not write him off yet. we hope he can come backlj we should not write him off yet. we hope he can come back. i was saying a few weeks ago he was laying the groundwork for his career beyond tennis, setting up a sport agency, hoping to represent other sports people, not just in hoping to represent other sports people, notjust in tennis. clearly, his mind is going beyond the competition at this stage. and he has a family at this stage as well. it is incredible the collar takes on your body. if you are 30 as a tennis player, it is old age. jimmy anderson was saying, the england cricketer, he says he cannot even raise his arm to brush his teeth without discomfort echoes of the toll cricket has taken and the pain. it is the price of bein

the company he keeps include the american mafia, russian mafia, arms traders, pedophiles and other peopleite collar crime. when you surround yourself with those sorts of people, your lawyers will be very aggressive. they put out for anybody that trump comes in contact with. they know he is a consistent scumbag. this is just one more example of a pattern of behavior that has been going on for trump's entire life. the idea of him having consensual sex is a novelty. on the level of scandals, this is kind of low but as part of a bigger pattern, it is very alarming and predictable. >> you have reportedly -- they held back the account because they were threatened by a lawsuit which donald trump's attorney. this is what the journal said, in e-mails to the journal this week, mr. cohen didn't address the $130,000 payment but said of the alleged sexual encounter that president trump denies and asked the journal to cease wasting his time. >> as you said, donald trump is known to be promiscuous. he has already been accused by women of alleged sexual assault. is he susceptible to blackmail if it is pu

mafias miller described the practice as an ethical and repulsive and promised to investigate reports that german carmakers finance tests in which monkeys as well as humans are exposed to toxic diesel fumes in an effort to defend the diesel against revelations that it is pollutants cause cancer now the revelations about these questionable tests come at a time and europe's car industry is effectively fighting for its life these legends lead the market in most e.u. countries but facing increasing pollution the european union is now taking a tough stance on diesel cars there's no dispute that nitrogen oxide pollution is a problem levels are too high in places like dusseldorf stuttgart munich and hamburg as well as berlin a total of twenty eight german cities exceed limits in some cases dramatically it's not just term germany though france has nineteen affected areas including paris and its suburbs britain has sixteen including london in total twenty three of the twenty eight you countries exceed air quality norms of germany's and byron mental agency says two thirds of nitrogen oxides are

shaun's father was a government lawyer a natural dog for the but no mafia you're prosecuting criminals. so there is a bit in. reasonable fear. that is if he has been through one that if it gets expressed and it is the norm then maybe read take some action like providing bodyguards that is one preventive action or treaty maybe it is thing that individual and trying to find out why he is freeing in some countermeasures can be taken but if it is not the express then it is difficult. the killer hasn't yet been caught the victims are often warned in advance but if sean's father did get a message he kept it to him says did say it would have come to his father and he may not have shared it with his family that happens. i. was worth it if i. play your guide. shuns already sat for once and failed this will be his second and final chance to get. good in their power to undo all of. now it's time for the results of yesterday's test fixture for her kumar sixty two it's no surprise who's come for not being the rental car. of the flight oh that's just what. everyone's happy except sushi she still wai

son, played by charlie plummer, no relation, kidnapped and held hostage in calabria by the italian mafiathe centre of the story is. for me, it became about christopher plummer, and it kind of eclipses michelle williams, who is very good, and the film looks good ina very good, and the film looks good in a classic ridley scott smooth the way. it didn't get to the of the matter. your heart went out to what it must be like to being the richest man in the world. it's something i've been contemplating! is the next film going to be brutal? i have heard lots about it but not seen i have heard lots about it but not seen it, hostiles. there is room for one 01’ seen it, hostiles. there is room for one or two westerns per year now. it is to be what hollywood and america was made on. but now hostiles, i think we can tell there is irony in the title. it's what american army is called the army, but american cowboys and soldiers used to call the native americans, indians they we re the native americans, indians they were known as. we're not allowed to call them that now. when you have a film that revise

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sean's father was a government lawyer a natural target for the but no mafia you're prosecuting criminals. so they deserve it in. reasonable fear. that is if he has been through one that if it gets expressed and it is known then maybe read take some action like providing bodyguards that is one preventive action it would be maybe it is sting that individual and trying to enter by history. some counter measures can be taken but if it does not express then it is difficult. the killer hasn't yet been caught the victims are often warned in advance but if sean's father did get a message he kept it to himself did say it would have come to his father and he may not have shared with his family that happens. i. was right but the. seans already sat for the once and failed this will be his second and final john ziggo if he's got his guns the goat is a power one bit on the beat. now it's time for the results of yesterday's just sixty four i work on march sixth through it. no surprise who's come up for not being willing to come. up with a load just like. everyone's happy except. she still waitlisted bu

you mention the wiretaps that in mafia cases you're able to look at.on't have wiretaps in this case. what bob mueller has is conversation after conversation that aids to donald trump can reproduce. i'm going to fire him. bob mueller likely has talked to an aids about that conversation and that is damming evidence as to his intent. >> stay with us. we're going to squeeze in a break here. we'll be right back. why make something this intelligent... (engine starting up) ...when it can get by on looks alone? why create something that stands out, when everyone expects you to fit in? it's simple. you can build a car, or you can build a cadillac. come in now for this exceptional offer on the cadillac cts. get this low-mileage lease on this 2018 cadillac cts from around $469 per month. visit your local cadillac dealer. from around $469 per month. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and c

to the mafia, that has been led the two recent directors have been life long republican appointees is shocking and i think while this is bad, certainly you want to know of any bias that's going on at any level of the f.b.i. mueller removed the two individuals involved from the investigation. i think that will help mueller and the credibility in the investigation. remember, there have been multiple attempts now to kind of impugn the credibility of this investigation. but we have four indictments, two guilty pleas. multiple efforts by the trump campaign to meet with russian surrogates. multiple instances in which trump associates lied about those meetings during the campaign and during the transition. and there have been all of these efforts to discredit what even republicans on capitol hill are saying is a very important legitimate investigation. i just don't think given that mueller removed these individuals it will work. >> melissa: we've revealed all this other stuff and patrick it is not even two agents anymore who were biased. these are people who appear to be weaponizing law enfo

. >>> and details about a mafia arrest that led to many arrest and a bunch of assets seized. ♪ ♪ there two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ >>> north korea will be represented in the winter olympic games in south korea. the north has agreed to send a delegation after meeting with representatives from the south. today's meeting was the first of its kind in two years, and is raising international hope of other diplomacy. >> there is a thing in our country that a start means it is have time. we hold this dialogue with strong will and perseverance. >> within the last few minutes, the south korean leader said they would push for even more talks with the north following this cooperation with the winter games. a state department official said they will use the korean talk is a good start, but stresses it is too soon if it will create any meaningful progress.>>> a mafia rate in italy and germany has led to the arrest of 169 people. prosecutors say they were using restaurants and other p

. >> did you say that alex and his family are in the mafia and that women who try to divorce them windp dead? >> when "dateline" continues. >>> hello, here's what's happening. the doctor says the president is in exceptional health. he will release more details on tuesday. the president and first lady are spending the weekend at mar-a-lago. government health officials say the flu is widespread in every state except hawaii t. flu appears to be peaking, it is nearly three times as last year's outbreak. now, back to "dateline." >>> welcome back. i'm craig melvin. alex fausino said he found his wife emily submerged in her bathtub and that she must have overdosed but the medical examiner's findings show otherwise. here again is josh mankiewicz with more of the quiet wife. >> rumors were flying around the town of boone, iowa, right after emily fausino's death. family and friends thought alex had killed his wife. >> he kept saying over ap over he murdered her. >> the whispering started almost immediately. >> wmpb a day. >> you're a murderer? >> that's what they were saying. >> and not just a m

he said it's a russian mafia unlike the italian mafia.and everyone works for the government. >> is your sense of this issue of money laundering trump and relationships with the russians only as strong as the testimony of glen simpson fusion gps founder? >> no, i actually think there's been a great deal of open source documentation about a lot of the deals. i think why is it that you have the trump son saying we get most of the deals from russia. most of the business comes from russia. and they're buying three, four, six. 12 condos. in trump properties. and buying them with cash. and buying -- how does the trump properties went from some 30% that were llc. where you don't know who the actual buyer is. to 70% of the deals being llc. it all doesn't add up. and i just don't want the president of the united states gaining bent fit financially by being president and that's going on with the trump organization today. but retro spectively. the fact that the russian ties to the trump organization were so strong, and coincidence. it becomes disturb

de una de esas mafias que trafican menores. - ¿quÉ? - marisol, te he estado buscando. ¿no viste?os. yo le iba a pedir un celular. le escribÍ la carta y todo. si poder escribirle otra vez... le pedirÍa que me juntara otra vez con mi familia. - pero si tu mamÁ dijo que irÍa a buscarte, como dices, ¿por qÉe no le creÍste, marisol? - ¿pero si estÁ presa cÓmo me va a buscar? - las mamÁs son magicas, se las saben todas, y si te prometen algo, lo cumplen como sea. tu milagro puede estar pasando ahora, pero si tÚ no estÁs donde debes estar... [recuerda] - ten fe, marisol. dios no nos va a abandonar. adonde sea que te lleven, yo voy a ir a buscarte. te lo prometo, mi amor. [♪] - por dios. yo tenÍa la esperanza de que hubiera regresado al albergue. ¿ahora quÉ vamos a hacer, mi amor? si mi niÑa no aparece, yo te juro que me voy a morir. - mi amor, no te atormentes, por favor. tenemos que tener mucha fe en dios. ok? - mira, anita, las autoridades de todo el condado ya la estÁn buscando. en cualquier momento vamos a tener noticias de ella. por favor, no pierdas la esperanza. - sÍ, mi amor, ya

worked in one for four years -- >> veto corleone wanted loyalty >> we can talk about dictatorships, the mafiaor the white house which i worked in for four years -- >> 435 members of congress want loyalty and 100 members of the senate. there's nothing wrong with -- >> the loyalty is not to donald trump. it's to the american people. that's the distinction. >> correct. >> and i'll point out that the roy cohn quote doesn't come from the book. it comes from "new york times" reporting. >> that's correct. >> and i would say "the new york times" has not been overly friendly -- >> how about -- >> they've been more accurate than the white house on most things that have come out. >> exactly. >> maria, where are you? >> the problem is that the truth hasn't been overly friendly to this administration because they don't believe in the truth. and that's exactly the image that's coming out. >> it is -- >> whether you want to question every single thing that the author has said, michael wolff himself has said he has tapes. he has notes. he has proof. he stands behind it. we'll see where that goes. but to your

. >> reporter: in and out of prison, he almost inevitably fell in with the mexican mafia and eventuallypt that life, or you end up on the side of a curb somewhere. >> the third subject ran down the alley this way -- >> their number came up. and unfortunately, it was time for them to go. >> reporter: this was his first hit for the so-called arellano felix cartel. inspiration for the movie "traffic." they controlled the cocaine smuggled through tijuana, locked in a turf war with the notorious joaquin el chapo guzman. >> chapo guzman was killing their family members, they were killing chapo's family members, it was a bloody battle. >> the fbi has added a new name to its ten most wanted list, ramon arellano felix. >> as the gang's enforcer, ramon decided to got whacked, as one official put it. it's said he once tested a new gun killing a pedestrian he happened to pass in his car. >> reporter: ramon led a death squad for rahhim. >> something ramon used to constantly say, we're already damned, we're going to hell anyways, so there's no sense having a conscience about it. >> reporter: in san d

kaufman killed by the mafia or people at the atlantic county jail. kaufman was locked up there since june on weapons charges after showing a gun when investigators came to search his office. he was moved to the hudson county jail following the arr t arrest. it does not appear they are linked to a different probe. that prompted the search at kaufman's office. >> kaufman will have to return on tuesday when he and some of the other suspect are due in court for detention hearings. i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> four additional suspects are charged with rack tearing. all but one are awaiting extradition from other states. >>> a tense standoff between police and a barricaded man ended after more than 13 hours in sick lerville. residents in the development took this video of police entering the barricaded man's home. the whole ordeal began wednesday night when the man fired at an armored struck truck. more than a dozen homes were evacuated and 14 schools cancelled classes for the day. neighbors say it was a nightmare that kept them on the edge of their