now he's determined to bring an end to the reign of italy's most powerful mafia clan.re. you remember in the 1970s, the kidnapping of john paul getty iii, grandson of the oil tie con, demand of 17 million in ransom. more recently in 2014, new york prosecutors charged seven people and accused them of connections to them, and the prosecutor you met in my piece, he grew up with them. he went to school with many of them. he says those local connections are helping him catch them. katie? >> incredible. keir simmons. thank you very much. >>> that's going to do it for me today. if you're going out and not vaccinated, wear a mask. if staying in, ayman mohyeldin picks up coverage next. ldin cks up coverage next we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome

we had a civil war with the mafia and the killing of -- >> of the judges?e and borsellino were judges who brought large-scale legal action against the mafiosi. exposing the government's support for the mafia. they paid the ultimate price for their bravery. both men were assassinated within months of each other in palermo in 1992. >> from that moment, it started to change. >> to change. >> from the people. the people reacted. those two judges was too much. >> that was a turning point? >> yeah. >> right. >> it's been a very memorable evening. palermo's ancient aristocratic families are a dying breed, however much we might want to preserve the past. ♪ the heart of this beautiful city has moved elsewhere to the young, to the new, and to the future. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you're shopping or just looking. it only ta

you know, the mafia, the modern mafia, hoda, is an international business what's interesting about that up with these people he knows them very well. he says that is what is helping him catch them, hoda >> wow, interesting. putting his life on the line, huh? thank you, keir. >> a calling, yeah. >>> feels like a good time to check in with mr. roker once again. how are you, sir what are you looking at? >> we're doing good, but we have severe weather to talk about first of all, for this afternoon into tonight, very large hail possible 2 inches in diameter or more tornadoes possible, especially more dangerous at night. twice as deadly. then for tomorrow, we're going to be watching this area stretching from del rio, texas, all the way to syracuse, new york, for the possibility of severe weather 14 million people especially heavy from oklahoma to san antonio and del rio, as well we watch this system make its way to the east. heavy snow for mountains of colorado today ahead of the system, a severe threat in the southern plains. wednesday, strong storms from new york state to oklahoma we have a

in two places one place to say it may be mafia talk. spector exley two things joe said he finish the interview with michael while he's on his way to the airport. joe and i are having a cognac in the back porch. and i said to joe, i first started by saying joe, who killed kennedy? he said well when the kennedy assassination, what happened he called down too. [inaudible] who is the head of the mafia in miami and said what's going on customer he said listen this is what joe says, said to him, miami and new orleans run by carlos will take the heat for it, new york is absolved new york had five crime families. joe sent down there and found out they tried to kill kennedy in miami with cuban exiles but failed. and then they took care of the deed in dallas. in the next thing joe told me was i said joe growing up in new york i was fascinated the jewish gangster. i said was he that good with investing your money? he said investing my money? he had the picture pretty joe said he had a picture of j edgar hoover fbi director and his number two havin

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get their hands on the european funds and the bulgarian mafia become stronger and stronger and have the money needed to buy up the government. just in the last 6 years the e.u. has sent 10000000000 euros in funding to bulgaria will get along with hungary romania is at the bottom of transparency international european corruption perception index describing this country as having a systematic problem with corruption and it says there's little transparency or accountability of government institutions. people angry because this is a very highly protected area what should be unspoiled coastline is being exploited by those prepared to ignore the law knowing they're unlikely to be prosecuted. cannot build everything and. i think that no concrete is needed here. we should leave some major do well to kill children but. this private marina was built without permission by a well connected politician access to the beach was also sealed off even though all beaches in bulgaria a public property only one thousands of people protested last year was the access road reopened i find 66 is sad because

companies, corrupt politicians, and the mafia. after the revolution, cuba nationalized the u.s. companies. we claimed our sovereignty, our right govern rselves. the government gave basic rights to the majority--women, black people, campesinos, the working class. the blockade was retaliation. it's basically a form of economic warfare. the blockade stops cuba from doing business with the united states. they can't buy our stuff and we can't buy theirs. we can't pay for things because banks won't lend us money or even let us open accounts. the blockade also stops cuba from doing business with other countries. obama: it does not serve america's interests or the cuban people to try to push cuba towards collapse. [crowd cheering] [player speaks spanish] jagger: hola, havana! reporter: the trump administration is imposi new restrictions ou.s. travel to cuba. reporter 2: john bolton making a south florida stop today to talk to the cuban-american community. reporter 3: unveiling sweeping changes to cuba policy. reporter 4: a major blow to the new u.s.-cuba relationship. reporter 5: the u.

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without a functioning police force, local governors, they establish their own malley has and the mafia-style system has led to a drug trafficking network fueled by the poppy production network i talked aboutment. this has distorted afghanistan's economy and neutralized a lot of our economic aid. yet the united states often over the course of the last 20 years has tolerated these warlords, these drug traffickers and corrupt defense contractors in afghanistan because we consider the enemy of our enemy to be our friend. our entire mission there has often been built on a self-defeating strategy. in fact, what began as a vital mission to eliminate the threat of those who attack add us on september 11 has now in some ways become a symbol of nearly everything that's wrong with american foreign policy. our armed presence in afghanistan epitomizes this hubristic myth over the power of u.s. troops abroad, that they can completely dismantle terrorist networks by force, install and cultivate a stable democratic government, and eliminate rampant corruption and illegal drug cultivation. two decades and ne

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members of the mexican mafia or others.why don't you think it's already been action? why would we have to call on the fbi and the cia to be down there? shouldn't they be already engaged on this? >> charles, that's mystifying. not only for the prospect of the national security crisis but the humanitarian crisis. it is chaos. and we visited a number of border agencies over the last at a and a half and that's the sense you get everywhere. it's chaos. the numbers are immense. people are coming in, families accompanied by children under 7 years old go under a bridge. they call it tops, the name of a facility. they process them in several hours. and then they turn them over to ngos who release them into the country. arrange for bus fare and air fare going everywhere in the united states. a whole other group that are unaccompanied minors going through the office of refugee resettlement. they are being sent to perhaps some relative or maybe a 15-year-old going to a 21-year-old illegal alien living somewhere else. you know, it is a

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mafia almost impossible to do construction on other planets.ack a lot of space bananas. you know, they'll say -- they'll say trump start the fire but we know that's not true. we know that's not true. the foxconn deal was supposed to be the shining example of trump's claim that he was bringing manufacturing jobs back to the united states and it was proof of concept for the republican way of doing it not by investing directly inastt subsidies to big companies trump was even there for the ground breaking ceremony for then wisconsin governor scott walker, where he picked up some dirt with a gold shovel and then gently tossed it back onto the ground near the spot where he dug it up from. "there you go. i loosed it up for you." for a guy who was supposedly in construction, he doesn't know how to fake it if you handed him a hammer, he would talk it into like a phone. "send me your best nail guy. under the deal, foxconn was promised a stunning $4 billion in taxpayer subsidies and in return they were supposed to spend $10 billion employing 13,000 people

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. >> they tried to make it look like a mafia hit by the kneecapping.ater. >> i've never seen anything like it. they weren't real. wax, they looked like wax. it's something that -- i've never seen my dad helpless. you know, i think that possibly if lyle and i would have been home, maybe my dad would be alive. >> the police felt it necessary to start investigating the organized crime aspect, and they soon realized that was a dead end. they knew that the brothers had done it, but knowing it and proving it are two different things. >> i remember it was the morning after the murder. i pulled up to the house and then all of the sudden, my car door slammed open and erik jumped in and scared the hell out of me, and frantically said to me that they needed my husband's legal help. i said "erik, what's going on here? he says, "mrs. wright, my paren night," and i said "what?" he was not sad, not crying. no emotion whatsoever. who would think of legal advice the day of your parents' murder, unless you're guilty. >> i don't know how much they thought they were gonna

for radicals this is whatever it takes to get the job done what maxine waters did is tantamount to a mafia intimidation during the trial i mean it really is you know now these jurors if they catch wind of this in any way shape or form are going to think that hey you know we brought dozens of people god last year is the blood of those people are going to be in our hands if we don't return a guilty verdict against child and you know who wants to live with that on their conscience it's completely thrown the legal process in the due process and the constitutional rights of this police officer into question. house speaker pelosi applauded the verdict on thank floyd for sacrificing his life but there's been a scathing reaction to what's with some thinking they actually believe it's all the victim we saw it happen and thank god the jury. dated what we. what we saw so again thank you cure. for sacrificing your life or just think you murdered person for without your horrific killing we would have never known that it's not ok to kill people for no reason nancy pelosi in a nutshell the word 2nd 5 sim

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would fall over themselves laughing at gunshot victims yet even his live audience of pedophiles and mafia unfortunately even that he didn't laugh at that not a single person shot gold and i can't stress enough these are his fans. watching this is like it's like watching a serial axe murderer host a late night show like he can't relate to the regular humans he thinks everyone shares his passion for cannibalism and bloodletting in the sort so his job the stock market did worse today then a pizza delivery man i have to cut it open and it is internal organs you know. we've all been there. that's what this show feels like besides the whole not funny thing gutfeld is also spouting nonsense he's implying that people got shot in various cities because those are the cities where they didn't funded the police he literally talks about the defunded savings but here's the problem none of those cities actually defunded police some like new york city moved some money around to make it look like they had slightly trimmed the police budget but there have been no serious changes to police budgets in any of

the world wide fund for nature wants to clamp down on the timber mafia. does wins and we're facing a tough opponent as well it won't be easy but just missed. anyone here who tries to protect the forests is taking a risk and they get little support from local authorities to forresters were killed here not long ago it's going to be exploring new ways to protect the forests for example we're working with in a huge project that aims to educate the judiciary state prosecutors and the police and show them that illegal clear cutting is more than just a trivial offense uncover least to. demonize from the car pay theon region of ukraine and a veteran in the battle against illegal logging there. he's come here to support your highness' son in. law. it's organized. people or. people who are trying to. sample a new have an occasion in the car becomes. a lot more use or spoken or will be showing through germany's place where the money was very superior and the system had it. right that the need the lawyers came to his house. i think to stop illegal logging on the inte

operations in afghanistan have no oversight they can kill with impunity they're basically a hired mafia and they haven't even been affective for the best 90 years well the plausible deniability makes the hired guys really good at helping the afghan army function so they can lose gracefully against the taliban and those hired guns are making a pretty penny doing it their money making money but besides just the moral reasons to leave we as taxpayers are going to lose more money if we stay you for no reason fine we're losing money and the war and we know that nothing is going to change soon taliban might have already declared victory but it's not for them to decide when the war is over that's a decision for the c.e.o. of raytheon they'll make a stay forever what was he for some time but if we can't save the afghan people we can save capitalism by mean we can eventually lead another saigon fall but not the nasdaq. and if it doesn't won't be on america's watch we agreed to 18 more contracts worth nearly a $1000000000.00 after the peace agreement was signed last february 1 contract with a jus

flow critics to say the president should direct that money to help america's own in need this kind of mafia explains. with 170000 people picked up along the u.s. border just last month the migrant crisis is rapidly spinning out of control and the biden administration is scrambling to deal with it. 8 8 8 at the end of the. earth. and the current plan dollars and lots of them in the form of foreign aid president biden wants to try and buy a way out of his border crisis with taxpayer money the administration is spending $60000000.00 a week and now wants to launch a cash transfer program in central america this insults millions of americans who are out of what can a country the plan is for billions of dollars to go to guatemala honduras and el salvador now it's not exactly clear how this is going to work but the white house insists it won't be just direct cash payments to potential migrants is one thing i can promise you is the u.s. government isn't going to be handing out money checks to people let's not forget that back in 2009 the usa worked to topple the government of honduras ushering in a

government is run by -- is basically a mob, that it's illegal mafia rule and illegal military rule, there's no legitimacy to the u.s. government. what he had said before being arrested was that the tyrants by which he meant elected officials need to be killed, that they need to be hung and that he needed to be acting in ways that were unconstitutional, they needed to die. that was the motivational point for him. barry is a member of the three percenters militia and they were involved in the capitol insurrection, and he allegedly was part of the group of the kidnapping plotters. >> a couple of the guys of the group wolverines watchman. what are they about? >> what we know about the wolverine watchman is they were a secret militia that was started by pete and his son-in-law in rural michigan. they got together and trained and shot guns and blew stuff up, and the way it has been told to me is eventually the group evolved into a much more extreme thing that was plotting to kidnap the governor. they are all sort of coming together last year at this time when we have the pandemic, we have covid r