while encrypted apps protect privacy, the nca it helps criminals to take better for as a detection asate across borders. international cyber gangs and other under reported threats blackmailing businesses from websites like this one which was recently closed down in a major operation. the national crime agency says there needs to be a rethink in how organised crime is investigated. a lot of the technology around computing is enable people to commit crime on a far larger scale globally and anonymously. most criminals now will take their activity to the international scale, particularly the serious organised crime criminals, therefore we have to adapt and work with our partners. this is the human cost. a brothel in the north—east of england run by a gang holding women as modern—day slaves. trafficked across orders, their services sold online. we organised crime was not focused on drugs and extortion, the nca warns today's gangs will make money ever they see a profit. more on that throughout the morning for you. the government says it will improve care and research for people suffering fr

numbers on that according to the nca are difficult to come by because of the international nature ofsecutions in places like poland. the nca is a they're working well with authorities in places like morocco to try and cut down on it. what is the advice from police is someone what is the advice from police is someone falls victim to these gangs? resample message, don't panic, don't pay, call the police. the mother of a disabled 11—year—old boy is suing a theme park forfailing to provide an appropriate disabled toilet for her son. rachel george claims flambards theme park in cornwall failed to make reasonable adjustments for her son adam because it did not provide a specialised changing places toilet. but the park's manager says installing such a facility would be unreasonably expensive. our legal correspondent clive coleman reports. three, two, one, go! adam george was born with a genetic condition that affects his muscles, voice and make some a full—time wheelchair user. he also has autism, but it hasn't held him back. in orderto also has autism, but it hasn't held him back. in order

so we as the nca will help to facilitate that along with the metropolitan police but it is their caseustody. and the court case, that he is facing, will take place. presumably there are the kind of issues that sometimes arise in different jurisdictions were, you know, a particular crime is not recognised in one country and therefore judges say, well, we're not sure we can extradite for this. presumably here we're talking about allegations that would be recognised by spanish course just as they would by courts here. this is a drug trafficking offence. it will be recognised by the spanish courts. and under the european arrest warrant system it should be a fairly speedy process. and in terms of other cases that you are pursuing, what sort of numbers of people you kind of looking for in spain? how big an operation is this? i appreciate that he is just one case, one particular case. presumably we are talking about were accused of all sorts of activities. exactly. our campaign is working with crimestoppers and the spanish authorities and has been going on for 12 years. we have names 96 fugi

did you think and do in reaction of the news that the special counsel was speaking to the head of the nca, mike pompeo and mike rogers and dan coates, i think we had known previously all three of those have been interviewed by the special counsel. this implies that there is something of interest to the special counsel's office of the president doing something in reaction to those interviews. i am not sure if you can shed more lights on it. >> that stood out to me. the narratives pi piles up. implying we don't know, did the president reach out to them or other people because of that? that was a new area. a lot of the questions in here are obvious things that if you folks sat down and following the story would come up. that's something of new and different. what struck us about this is the number of obstruction questions there are. there is more than half of them are obstruction questions and it is just an interesting thing. stories have been going and the president have been in office for 15 months and the russia investigation has have been goi on for two years. what started is now largely

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so this is a grant for five different community service programs that are all overseen by the nca of san francisco. one of the newest community service programs that daas has is in district one at the district one ymca. there is one -- a program in district one at the chinatown ymca. there's a beautiful pool there. this is on sacramento near stockton, so really close to transportation, as well. two programs in district seven, including the stonestown drumming classes, so if you want to sign up, you should get on their wait list now. there's also a new program at parkmerced where the y is overseeing community services at a housing complex with the idea that bringing the services directly to where about 2500 older adults live is very efficient, and we're seeing how that program goes. it's going well so far. the last one is in district 11, and they work very hard there. there is a staff person who does an amazing job, and can i answer any questions? >> thank you, linda. any comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the quest

the nca right now is grappling with the transfer issue between our student athletes. there many students entrance for each end every year. they transferred to the same system they left, even that they have the ability to leave that time to play professionally. but they value the collegiate experience. my point is, it is difficult to move forward with these rules. on committees and moving forwards with committees difficult.us is not because it is a problem with -- andividuals, it is an problem with having so many opinions.h different crisis is why socialism is bad in capitalism is good. needse capitalism does not committee. ani think there is how the ncaa that goes about its business and toes those decisions needs change. injured will change. i think that is one of the things coming out of the committee headed by dr. rice. so much is bogged down in lost. that has to change. you have to have an outside, separate entity to make decisions so you don't go for years and years swirling. that change is coming. >> that is valuable. i think out of all of the things that came ou

so basically were looking at the nca, soldier saying? >> there is no reason for pope purposes to differentiate if any thing that goes in our favor. >> has the government made any decisions with regard to the d.c. courts that you could go back and redo that memo? >> not right now. we think that this memo is by itself sufficient. we are here defending that decision and actively deciding what to do. >> i want to ask two questions. one, attorney general sessions letter does not have a date on it but the acting director says in her opinion in september for her decision is september 5. this came from the attorney general, the memo that authorizes daca was issued by the office of legal counsel. isn't that opinion usually given controlling wade in the executive branch? >> first, there was no memo for daca, the memo you're thinking about is for dapa. this memo shows there was oral advice given. but the llcs were within the department of justice. >> of course that memo was written in defense of a four and they all rejected that analysis and that m

the nca is a business. you mentioned it maybe 52 times. so why do we have unrelated business, why don't they have unrelated business income tax on the money they are earning and the last thing i can say about gambling is, the nfl owners want to only official staff, there's no reason the players cannot on their official stats. and make money off of their stats with other gambling entities. and before i leave, i cannot say enough, as a teacher of 30 years, a tutor does not replace me. >> all right. appreciate it. we are going to wrap up here. real quick, i want to do as we did in the first panel. go down the vine real quick and assume we do have this olympic model. and they can get paid up of name image and likeness from outside parties. he is the biggest winner and who is the biggest loser? >> i think the biggest winner are the athletes and students will be able to make money off of their name, image, likeness like any other student on campus. i don't think there's a big loser. i think the ncaa wins as well because it better protects them i