. >> traditionally the mexican mafia, an outgrowth of a prison gang, had been a controlling gang heren san antonio, but here lately because members of the mexican mafia are getting older and some younger groups have come in and it's creating a lot of problems for us here at the bexar county jail. >> the capacity for 4,500 men and women, bexar county jail is larger than many state prisons. most of the inmates here are pretrial detainees, meaning they have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting the resolution of their cases. but that doesn't stop violence. >> code 2! >> code 2. an inmate has just assaulted an officer. a jail special emergency response team, or s.e.r.t., answers the call. >> put your head to the wall. >> what's your name? >> juan rubio. >> 766399. >> injuries. >> right there to the nose. >> redness -- >> redness around the ear. it's all good. >> i don't have a statement. >> the report will read that juan rubio, currently in jail on charges including aggravated robbery, to which he has pled not guilty, was on his way to the recreation yard when he stopped for a dr

ten million tonnes of toxic waste suffering burns and buried here in the last twenty years by a mafia gangs. the world health organization says that sometimes there are linked to exposure to the waist. local people are increasingly concerned. tomorrow is the government's clean those up soon it was in london soon you'll know them everyday we see people who get sick says this month. we don't know if this is the place of life and all its low as the blue in the of the verses of the nori seaweed our hearts we are destroyed to channel whose chairman is incompatible with us till we move from painted it from its aspiration to something that could bring a change to the situation the mafia whistleblower told authorities about the dangerous dumping years ago to put the information was to cut secret till now the government is considering deploying the onli to help. eleven more and more steady and migrants are entering europe through bulgaria popping across the border with turkey without while they coming and what treatment to these asylum seekers expect in the huge tourist eight deaths reported on and

member of the gang, has found a sympathetic friend in victor, a former member of the rival mexican mafia gangen have dropped out of the gangs and are housed in the ex-members unit. >> robles, charged with attempted capital murder has been devastated by the recent death of his 3-year-old daughter. >> losing my daughter in a car accident. i loved her very much. she was so beautiful. she was always so beautiful. i don't think no one can ever take the pain away. i try to do other things so my mind won't think about it. you didn't have no control over yourself. >> doesn't matter how much you try to push it out of your mind. it is always there. when you hold your feelings in, sometimes it is even worse. because you implode you, know. people trust me they all come to me for advice. i just try off to help them, you know. it doesn't matter, if they're ex-mexican mafia members. i help all of them the same way. >> now, i talk about her. it just hurts me. you know. >> it hurts you. it is good to talk about it though. you let your, your feelings, your emotions out. it is better, you know, than to leave th

used it. >> he's a member of the notorious mata villa gang, said to be at war with the mexican mafia gangtime you learn your lesson good. and if you don't learn your lesson you just get used to it. and after the tears go away it just doesn't matter no more. it's just part of life for you. >> 28-year-old inmate joseph williams was just sentenced to 20 years for a double manslaughter. >> just take it one day at a time. you know. i'm fortunate because some people in my situation they get life, life without -- you know, the death penalty. i'm fortunate to have a date to look forward to. it's going to be really hard for me because i have a 3-year-old daughter, and from my calculations she would graduate high school and i won't be there to see her graduate high school. >> i'm fighting five counts of attempted murder of los angeles police s.w.a.t. >> 44-year-old inmate vangelis dominick garofalo first came to jail at the age of 17. after doing ten years of hard time at pelican bay state prison for manslaughter, he returned to l.a. county jail. while awaiting trial for the very crime he claims to

she also writes to her boyfriend, a member of the archrival gang, the mexican mafia.il officials intercepted a suspicion letter the orejone pen pal wrote to perales. >> a big concern to determine what information is traveling to and from the buildings and another big concern we have is why are two rival gangs communicating with one female. are they aware they're both communicating? we're going to talk to her to let her know we're aware of it. >> if officials determine perales is colluding with either gang she stands to lose her job in the laundry room and she could be assigned to a segregation cell where she would lose all her other privileges as well. >> i'm a gang officer here, yesterday they confiscated some letters from you. what's going on? what can you tell me about the letters? >> i was writing a pen pal and she didn't give me a chance to read the letters. i don't know what was in it. she said it was -- >> how many pen pals are you writing? >> just one. >> do you know what gangs these people are part of? >> i know that my baby's dad's confirmed -- >> you don't

mafia was born in california prisons in the mid-1950s. its members, who swear allegiance for life, are mostly mexican-americans from southern california. among gangs, the mexican mafia is considered the most disciplined and powerful within the california prison system. >> if you're an active gang member or an active hispanic within the group, you're expected to be up at 6:00 in the morning when they go to the exercise yard together. they do exercises together in cadence. that's one of the rules. you have to. you don't have a choice. you have to participate. what they're told to do is expect to have a fight anytime the cell doors open, with their weapons readily available. if you notice when a cell door opens, whatever inmate's inside that cell will walk to the cell door immediately to see why the door's open. they'll look up and down the tier to see if there's any enemies on the tier, and if there is, then they have to fight. if they don't fight, then they'll be targeted for attack. >> warring factions will attack each other at any opportunity, yet they band together along racial lines. >> there's skinheads, there's woods. that's the definition of

sergeant in internal affairs, an expert in gang codes and symbols. >> a lot of the aztec stuff is predominantly done by the southern hispanics, mexican mafiase, they will have the gang signs, the mexican mafia normally has a black hand, a small black hand somewhere in the drawing. you have your mainliners that are out here and they want to send a drawing back to -- they call it a brother, validated mexican mafia member, they will draw something really nice and send it back to him or send to it his family on the street which in turn will make a full circle and come back inside as a form of respect for him, hey, this is for you, they made this for you. we really preach to these guys that their ancestors were aztec warriors and they go as far as to even learn the aztec language. they call it nahodall. >> inmate charles manson's artwork is regularly confiscated to prevent it from being sold as gruesome souvenirs. >> here's a scorpion that he's made. basically just taking thread from various types of items, socks and t-shirts and towels and he creates it and uses, looks like a marker to color it. this is probably one of the items that he makes

turkey by the goal of states we have to imagine or to see those groups more like militant gangs like a sort of mafia so those groups who claim about themselves that they represent the moderate opposition of the moderate moderate rebels don't have any influence on the better we know in the meanwhile that the fights on the ground are told by islamic extremists. us of getting some relations are put under more strain stalling. the deal which washington sees as essential a hit after american troops accidentally killed a toddler staking him on militant that's coming up. the host city of the twenty fourteen winter olympics seeing one of the biggest security operations in the game's history tens of thousands of police officers have been deployed in access to the area strictly monitored with the aim of preventing any disruption when events begin. the twenty second olympic winter games in two thousand and fourteen are wardak to this city of sochi. as soon as russia's black sea resort was awarded the game seven years ago some observers to question the choice of host city such as close proximity to the volatile

turkey by the go if states we have to imagine or to see those groups more like militant gangs like a sort of mafia those groups who claim about themselves that they re present the moderate opposition of the moderate moderate rebels don't have any influence on the better we know in the meanwhile that the fights on the ground. by slamming extremists. use in brief in bangladesh police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse angry crowds of student protesters who've been staging the ranee it followed one of the most violent national elections in the country's history the crowds called for a general strike against prime minister shaikh athena who won the weekend's poll with over two thirds of the seats the results were published the country has been plunged into chaos with reports of dozens of just widespread allegations of fraud. in the turbulent kashmir region thousands flooded the streets for the funeral of a band hizbul mujahideen militant eighteen year old was killed by the indian army in a gun battle the mourners carried the body of the man while shouting indian slogans demanding their state i

turkey by the goal of states we have to imagine or to see those groups more like militant gangs like a sort of mafia those groups who claim about themselves that they re priests and the moderate opposition of the mob are moderate rebels don't have any influence on the battleground we know in the meanwhile that the fights on the ground are old by islamic extremists. in other world news this hour. several hundred angry activists to fight a protest banning clashed with police in central africa after they were denied the right to march on parliament violence took place while the six greek the six month i should say presidency of the european union by greece was being officially inaugurated the ban came into force just hours before a group of e.u. commissioners led by european commission president just said manual barroso arrived i. found was that people are fleeing the city of been to been been to in south sudan expecting a massive offensive by government forces to recapture the key oil rich area from the rebels at least a thousand people have been killed in ethnic violence between supporters and oppone

working inside the country we have to imagine or to see those groups more like militant gangs like a sort of mafia system kidnapping people killing civilians occupying industrial complexes and selling their industrial goods to other countries or stealing them as in the industrial area of aleppo for example where militant groups were. stealing industrial compounds and putting them to turkey so if there's no formal representation of the syrian opposition what's the point of having this peace conference what hope do you have for it. that's that's indeed one of the most important questions because those groups who claim about themself that they represent the moderate opposition of the moderate moderate rebels don't have any influence on the battleground we know in the meanwhile and i think even the mainstream media have to realize that the fights on the ground. by slamming extremists by sunni extremists. related groups so these groups will not have these so-called moderates are don't have any influence and i think they are a phantom they never existed friend of mine the syrian analyst. said today the

by the goal of states we have to imagine or to see those groups more like steve militant gangs like a sort of mafia so those groups who claim about themselves that they represent the moderate opposition of the moderate moderate rebels don't have any influence on the battlefield we know in the meanwhile that the fights on the ground are told by slamming extremists. u.s. afghanistan relations are put under more strain stalling negotiations and the security deal which washington sees as essential it was american troops accidentally killed a toddler it's taking him four minutes and that's coming up feeling like you. saw the host city of the twenty fourteen winter olympics is seeing one of the biggest security operations in the game's history tens of thousands of police officers have been deployed in access to the area strictly monitored with the aim of preventing any disruption when events begin artie's paul scott takes a look. the twenty second olympic winter games in two thousand and fourteen i wore the to the city of sochi i assume is russia's black sea resort was awarded the game seven years ago i

by a the glyph states we have to mention or two singles groups more like an elite and gangs like the sort of mafia for most groups claim the pope himself that the retreats and the moderate position of the more moderate recruits don't have any influence on the back to rome we know in the mean was that the flights were all got our place and the extremists. from her mother news in brief this time i did that for the team's kick and walk the cat. this was angry crowds of student protest of the stage in the running photo by limits on the national elections the country's history the crocs cooper general strike against women is the shaken seen him on the weekends. cold with eva two thirds of the students the results were published the country has been plunged into chaos with reports of thousands of deaths and widespread allegations of room. in the tub and leaving thousands crowded the streets with a few of the band is going to be in men with an eighteen year old was killed by the end you know me in the comeback mourners carried the ball hit the man was killed in anti indian students bemoaning the state's

mafia. you have a history of being identified as a gang member in the past. the thing is, there's 44 units in that unit. why would he do that? >> i don't know who he is. >> it doesn't matter who he is. the point is he identified you. we want to go ahead and try to weed out the major prison gangs from general population because these particular gangs are predatory gangs and they prey upon the weaker inmates. we want to get them out of population so we can make the jail, as a whole, safer for inmates and staff. >> so you understand what i'm telling you, right? >> i'm going on lockdown? >> you probably will today. >> why? >> my job is to figure out where we're going to house you at. >> but i'm not doing nothing. why should i go on lockdown if i'm not doing anything? you could look at my reports. >> i am looking at your reports. >> i'm not getting in trouble. i'm not getting write ups. >> we're talking about a report you were involved in. why do you think this guy would identify you as a member of the mexican mafia? >> who is he? >> it doesn't matter who he is. w

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he helps workers ex employed by the japanese mafia, criminals meshed in right ring politics who target those in low skilled okay payings. many of the gangs supply fukushima with the lab orers to decontaminate. >> to quickly gather 5,000 decontamination workers in fuk shim a. you need to do it the quick way. using them. >> what do the workers tell you about the conditions that they're dealing with in. >> from the decontamination workers, i often hear about money problems. danger pay. >> the government promises danger pay for those who are exposed to radiation while cleaning up the hundreds of square miles of contaminated countryside. that promise is used to lure them to fukushima. that brought this worker to fukushima city. >> the government says it will may 100 a day, but i initially got 20. the contractors and subcontractors took the remaining 80. >>> when sato complained, he was told that his contract had changed. that now he owed money for food and lodging. >> did they have anything to do with your company? >> the akuzo were involved. and i found out later that the company president was a former leader of the fukushima branch of a rig

mafia. american law enforcement keeps a close eye on the yakuza, and that includes keeping tabs on a ruthless gang leader named tadamasa goto. as lara logan reported in the fall of 2009, goto not only got into the country; he was first in line for a lifesaving liver transplant. [haunting wooden flute music] >> this is the godfather, tadamasa goto, at a rarely seen ritual of the yakuza. filmed by the mobsters for their own private viewing, the top bosses are gathered to pay homage at an ancient succession ceremony. the event's steeped in tradition. what does it mean in japan to be a yakuza? >> [speaking japanese] >> to be a yakuza in japan is to live an unalterable way of life. it's not an occupation. it's to follow and explore the lives of the samurai, the code of the samurai. >> this man is a yakuza boss, a rival of goto's, who only agreed to an interview if we masked his identity. how do you recognize a yakuza? how do you know if someone is a yakuza? >> it's the smell. >> it's the smell? >> yes. >> what kind of smell? >> the smell of another beast. >> when you join the yakuza, they become your f

gang in l.a. sirzana. >> it means it causes as much mayhem and damage as you can. >> we will present him through other incarceration, he's made connection with the mexican mafia. >>hem people to me are the same people as me in a mexican mafia. a lot of people live in fear with them. me personally i never did. they're something i kind of grew up with. >> jeremy bowles is basically the ultimate chameleon. he truly is capable of doing just about anything, including killing people >> narrator: bowles has never been charged with murder. he says gang violence has been a significant part of his past. >> how many people have you killed? >> oh, man, i'd like to keep that to myself. enough that maybe i shouldn't be saying this on camera, but a lot. i don't believe in drive byes. i believe on knocking on people's door, anybody can pull a gun. you can look the other way, you wake up the next day, you never seen nothing. to actually get up in somebody's face to do something with them, once you do it once, you can do it for the rest of your life. >> jeremy bowles is a very sophisticated, very experienced, very dangerous individual. jeremy bowles is ever evolving. >> narrator: