this is prompted by an incident in south—west london which riled the police federation. and female police officer got into a brawl tried to do theirjob, but they couldn't do theirjob, and instead of anybody coming to help them, one person watching just filmed the incident, and the woman was found on cctv that showed her colt up in a ball, as a bus nearly drove past her, and these are two police officers, and i think criminals up being caught at the end, but the police federation will jump being caught at the end, but the police federation willjump on this, letter a, because what is the public's rolling this, it's not stopped the police, and they will argue that they don't have enough office rs argue that they don't have enough officers on the street or they didn't have enough back—up. officers on the street or they didn't have enough back-up. i'm sure they are right about police cuts, but we can change our laws. if you are found carrying a machete or a knife or something like that that is there to wound and threaten, i think we should cause an enormous fuss, an enormous

that was ken marsh from the metropolitan police federation. reen party and member of the london assembly's policing and crime committee. what is your reaction? the footage is shocking and i questioned when i first heard comments that were being made whether or not ken marsh, who is the federation for london, was asking ordinary people to step in in that kind of situation? i think the police have moved back from that and said, only if you feel confident and it seems safe because ordinary members of the public don't have the same protective equipment or training. buti same protective equipment or training. but i think what he's getting at is the erosion of confidence in the police. the man making the video is essentially joking about what is happening. do we know that? you can hear him on the video reacting as if it is funny. i think that is really worrying, if they are eroding that mutual respect and it is very important there is mutual respect between police and the public for policing to work, it is called policing to work, it is called polici

the daily mail splashes on ominous words from the head of the police federation, who says that frontlinet criminals go if police don't get more support from members of the public as dangerous incidents are unfolding. the times claims that the company behind boots travel insurance is being investigated for medical negligence and fraud after the death of customers who were denied emergency flights home. the daily mirror leads on news that the former england footballer paul gascoigne has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman ona train. and the financial times reports on the arrest of nissan's chief executive carlos ghosn over allegations of financial misconduct. laura, let's begin with the daily mail. this is from the chairman of the police federation, who is warning that our police officers on the streets may be forced to abandon tackling criminals if they don't have the support of the public after really shocking footage emerged of a male and female police officer are being attacked by the men they had gone to arrest or deal with, and members of the public watching, one even filmi

and joked about it as they were filming, it has prompted criticisms from the chair of the met police federationropolitan police has responded, saying i am glad to see so many others are similarly appalled by this incident and whilst officers should never expect to be attacked as part of their job, expect to be attacked as part of theirjob, a core part of police safety training is knowing they can respond to volatile situations. he says i am mindful that members of the public do not have access to such items that police have, the equipment that police have, and while any of this would be grateful for the public to assist them with a difficult arrest, they should only intervene if they can safely do so. soa intervene if they can safely do so. so a note of caution by steve house of the metropolitan police after comments about the walk on by culture by the chairman of the police federation, perhaps a slight difference in tone in their statements. many of us will have enjoyed riding on a scooter when we were children, but could the kids‘ toy really be the answer to the grown up problems of pollution

the daily mail splashes on a warning from the head of the police federation that front line officers don't get more support from members of the public as dangerous incidents are unfolding. the times claims that the company behind boots travel insurance is being investigated for medical negligence and fraud after the death of customers who were denied emergency flights home. the metro leads on news that the former england footballer paul gascoigne has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman on a train. and the financial times reports on the arrest of nissan's chief executive carlos ghosn over allegations of financial misconduct. let's begin with the police. we may have to let violent thugs go. we decided we'd like to lead on something other than brexit. this is an interesting story. the police say they may have to let violent thugs go because what they are finding is, while they are trying to arrest them, other people are either film it or not helping or in fact harming them. and this is really worrying because, when i grew up, there was the holy trilogy, my mum, the teacher and

ken marsh is here, the chairman of the metropolitan police federation. he force. ina in a moment, chief constable andy rhodes willjoin us. he's the national police chiefs' council lead for the wellbeing of police officers. ken marsh, what shocks you most. members of the public walking by as this is the normal, a member of the public filming this, doing a mocking commentary, two of my colleagues are being seriously assaulted, very seriously assaulted and this is about, is this becoming normal now, this is becoming acceptable that we canjust don't this is becoming acceptable that we can just don't constantly police officers executing their warrant, do absolutely nothing about it and it isa absolutely nothing about it and it is a big joke? absolutely nothing about it and it is a bigjoke? it's absolutely nothing about it and it is a big joke? it's not a joke for my colleagues, they are being seriously assaulted, as you said four minutes across the country, it has got to stop and everyone has to buy in. we see in the footage one man takes a run up and kung fu

a few weeks ago we had the story of the police federation asking for the general public to step in if under attack and that they would not be able to necessarily arrest people. we have seen the rise in knife crime and various other gang crime, and so we know that the public purse is extremely stretched, but u nfortu nately, extremely stretched, but unfortunately, at some point, something has got to give. one of the interesting elements of the story is this is an independent watchdog report, the first time it has been done across 43 forces in the uk and also, the british transport police. so it is the first time this much evidence has been gathered to show what the police are dealing with on a day—to—day basis and when you think about, as you say, how stretched resources for the police, it is really quite staggering and the bbc online story, it has got different highlights, a different individual stories, and it talks about one man who says i started carrying a knife around in public because voices were telling me to harm people and myself. i desperately want to get sectioned, and he i

side and more border police federal. police on the mexican side trying to make this border more secure in terms to prevent something like what happened on sunday happens here again. and traffic is back to normal and that means on the other side behind me from. moving into the united states like hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of cars remember all the people who didn't make it yesterday into the united states they are keen and working to come today and probably tomorrow to do their holiday shopping which they missed on on sunday now mexico is set to deport scores of migrants i understand who managed to breach of security cordon and tried to cross into the u.s. yesterday are more deportations likely to fall oh. yeah. thirty nine that's the number today and all those thirty nine people will be deported the u.s. . sixty nine people they may be they actually on to u.s. soil and of course they will be deported directly to now we have another number. up to two hundred people from sunday will be deported in the next few days a

the police federation. no wonder the police federation of police chiefs are taking the government to court over their pay. mr. speaker, with the school funding cuts by 8% per people come does the prime minister think little extras are enough to in austerity in our schools? >> can i say to the right honorable gentleman what we actually zapping as i said earlier is more money announced in the budget for schools. that's on top of the 1.4 billion, on top -- [shouting] on top of 1.4 billion pounds extra that sort of been announced for schools this year and there will be up for the 1.2 billion going into schools next year and actually he's wrong because overall, per-pupil funding is being protected in real terms by this government. what do we see in the budget? were ending austerity, bringing that down, putting more money into our public services. we are taking country forward. what would you do? his policy would mean bar when moore, taxi more and wasting more and taking us back to square one. >> jeremy corbyn. >

the reasons behind the surgeon violent crime are now the subject of fierce national debate police federation's blame cuts to police funding there are around twenty thousand fewer police officers now than there were eight years ago while the rate of violent crime has shot up the reason that it's all exploded out of control on the streets of the you can especially in the streets of london is very simple and straightforward for the last eight years the government has cut the numbers of police officers by cutting twenty five to thirty percent of the budget for the police service the home office is own leaked documents though suggest that there is a link between cuts to police budgets and serious violent crime london's mayor says that it's a deadly combination we have fewer officers than any time since two thousand and three at a time when the population is going up it's more and more difficult and yet a government minister has denied the link between cuts and crime pointing to other factors instead like social media. the claim about police numbers does isn't supported by the evidence or for previo

not me, the police federation.onder the police federation and police chiefs are taking the government to court over their pay. mr. speaker, with school funding 8% per pupil, does the prime minister and her chancellor think that "little extras" are enough to end austerity in our schools? pm may: can i say to the right honorable gentleman what we actually see happening as i said earlier is more money for -- more money in the budget for schools. that is on top of the £1.4 billion extra that has already been announced for schools this year, and there will be a further £1.2 billion will go into schools next year. and actually he is wrong because overall per-pupil funding is being protected in real terms by this by this government. , what do we see in the budget? we are ending austerity, we are bringing debt down, and we are putting more money into our public services. we are taking the country forward. what would he do? his policy would mean borrowing more, taxing more, and wasting more, and taking us back to square one

the reasons behind the surgeon violent crime are now the subject of fierce national debate police federation's blame cuts to police funding there are around twenty thousand fewer police officers now than there were eight years ago while the rate of violent crime has shot up the home office's own leaked documents suggest that there is a link between cuts to police budgets and serious violent crime london's mayor says that it's a deadly combination of fewer officers than any time since two thousand and three at a time when the population is going up it's more and more difficult and yet a government minister has denied the link between cuts and crime pointing to other factors instead like social media about police numbers does it isn't supported by the evidence or previous spikes in serious violent crime is changing the gangs or using social media to communicate they're using mobile communications in ways that ten years ago even five years ago simply was not possible back in twenty fifteen an award winning senior police officer warned to reason may who was home secretary at the time that cutting

police. those are federal mexican police. at some of the other check points and some of the other areas are manned by tijuana police. tijuana police, there has been some friction between them and the migrants. but at least on the federal mexican riot police, they've been exceedingly professional and they seem as though they're pretty restrained as they were trying to protect themselves but also trying to maintain crowd flow. they were trying to event these migran migrants from crossing the bridge. >> hans, you were standing in the middle of the sludge, the pictures we're watch tlg ing thn the river bed. where are you now and what are you hearing or smelling? >> we are still on the tijuana side. we're moving to the east to another point of entry to see whether or not there's an effort to breach the border there. we're coming up along the rail line here and we see it looks like a bunch of police, a police line that's up here about, oh, 3 or 400 yards away. we'll see whether this is a choke point where the migrants are trying to

as the crowds grew larger they started slowly getting closer to a contingent of mexican federal police who were blocking access to the bridge connecting to the san ysidro port of entry. around 500 immigrants overwhelmed police and rushed towards the u.s. border. that's what prompted u.s. custom and border protection authorities to immediately close the border in both directions. first for pedestrian traffic and shortly thereafter for vehicles as well, ana.

the daily mail is reporting the chairman of the police federation says the walk on by culture is leavingunless they receive greater support from the public. the picture you are seeing, holly, holly willoughby, making the tv hit of the year. you have a bit in your papers. yes, in the telegraph, jim white, watched harry redknapp, he has gone into the jungle, saying that he clearly had no idea of the show's sadistic undertow, admitting he thought that there was a catering truck supplying everyone with a nice they can sarnie when the cameras stopped. actually, no. he hasn't watched it before. if you watched it la st watched it before. if you watched it last night, harry redknapp was mucking in, literally. he has no sense of smell. cleaning the toilet for everyone. it won't bother him in terms of taste which is related to smell. i would worry about texture. yes, i would. smell. i would worry about texture. yes, iwould. at smell. i would worry about texture. yes, i would. at least it is one thing less to worry about. disappointing that they are so nice to each other. it is early days. wait unt

if you do not have enough police certainly at federal, state, or local level, you are going to have problems. i think building up that police force and having mexico be a , it is nott effort something people feel thrilled about. not this administration, not the next administration. but i think there is recognition that until we build up that police capacity, where going to have to have the armed forces doing internal security. everybody agrees that we need to get out of that as soon as possible. there are other challenges. that is probably the number one factor. there is some talk about the new policies put forward. it deserves the benefit of the doubt. i am sure there will be more discussion of what the government has to say. you saw how it was trying to policy, what it learned and adopted from the previous administration. course, intimately witnessed these issues of police that have been right at the core of this. it really goes back decades. many prior administrations in the 1990's embraced and achieved achieve, i should understate, and yet we are still in the situation of having access.

all aund this shelter, there are police, federal police from mexico that are basally surrounding the shelter, trying to prevent what happened from happening again.an time this huge migrant caravan of thousands of people starts to move, there is fear that they could shutdown that border and this is the busiest port of ent in the entire world. 90,000 people pass through there every day.o back you. >> our thanks to gadi schwartz on the ground in tijuana. >> we have black friday and cyber monday in the rearview rr . this week kicks off the holiday delivery surge. into is already running some trouble after two of its trucks crashed on an atlanta highwayful spilling packages alok the shoulder of theoad. >> that's the first of the likely many of headaches for shipping companies. nbc's jo ling kent has more on e cyber morning aftermath. good morning. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. cyber monday was a busy one especially at amazon. a lot of those deals are headed out the door and the pressure is on the shipping companies to deliver this holiday s cyber monday is about to shatter records y

agree that we should not be asking our police officers to do the job of the federal government. we should be allowing them to cooperate. but that is not what a sanctuary state is. i just stood up with the minneapolis police federation, and they endorse me. >> the vast majority of law enforcement disagrees with this position. a jeff know if there is butson definition library, let me say clearly, if you commit a violent crime, regardless of your status and anyway, you are going to prison. if you come here and you have committed violent crimes in the past in few happen to be an illegal immigrant, we are going to welcome meal. that is what you are saying. >> let's talk about education. i want to ask you a couple more things. discussionbit of a going on about the role of schools. they have become a point of access for social services. what role should community schools play in minnesota? >> children do not come in pieces. we need to make sure we do not continue the school to prison pipeline. the fix to that is on the front end. these children may come from positions of trauma, daily.

police and the migrants. there were clashes back and forth. the federale trying to hold their ground in full riot gear. the migrants found a different way around them. as you can see, it's a massive waterway here. it floods but there's a lot of rain and the dam gets released up above. you can continue to see them heading up there. to answer your question how this resolves itself, it's unclear. one possibility is the 5,000 migrants inside the camp make it to the base of the point of entry. that happened a few months ago. that put pressure on the u.s. government to process those asylum claims faster. you asked how many are processed today. the number we hear is between 60 and 100. it's hard to get a precise figure. what the trump administration wants to do is process those asylum claims inside of mexico. if that ends up being what the ultimate deal is on december 1, that means they have only five days to make their claims in person on u.s. soil. >> give us a sense of the migrants themselves. are we seeing many mothers and children, men versus women, old ver

all of a sudden, one of the smaller groups started running towards the officers, mexican federal policeto hold them back and they were just overwhelmed. there were dozens of federal police. we don't have the number, but it was evident they didn't have the numbers to hold back the migrants and that's where you see this crossing point between taiwijuana and san diego. that has been closed momentarily, but there is otay mesa. one of the two ways people have to cross from mexico into the united states. we have been looking at the images and it's very chaotic. we didn't really see violence, but we did see families at first. it was mainly young men when and those who were able to overpower police. you can see they simply gave up and families with young children started walking across the border. now, they hadn't been able to make it into the united states. it went to the bridge. so the reality is that even though they want to make it to the american side, the reality is that they are not going to be successful. >> this bridge you are talking about is still a way in which vehicles and pedestri

. >> home of this document, the police federation and now even the home secretary say the government cuts to policing had an impact on violent crime. we cannot see the violence like we thought two weeks ago, 5 fatal stabbing. how many times does the prime minister need to be told about the dire consequences before she gets off of releasing the resources they clearly need? >> i say to the honorable later we are all concerned with the attacks that have taken place in recent days in london and we are concerned about the issue of knife crime and a serious violence we have seen and we heard from her honorable friend the reference to the crossbow, killing an individual. he talks about police funding. we protected police funding since 2015. we are putting more money into the police, making more money available, we announced that. it is also about ensuring the criminal justice system have the powers to deal with knife crime. if she's concerned about knife crime i suggest she ask the leader of the opposition why he voted against increasing the power to fight crime. >> mister iain duncan smith.

and it's this and the tone of the commentary that has prompted the chair of the metropolitan police federationwe can build constantly police officers executing their warrant, do absolutely nothing about it and it's a big joke. ken marsh says officers might have to start letting suspects go if they don't receive public support but he doesn't mean he expects them to jump in to physically help. assaults on officers are growing, there were 26,000 in the past year. and other emergency workers have also been targeted with over 17,000 nhs staff attacked in some form. this senior policeman responsible for officers' welfare says the public should be cautious. this isn't a green light for have a go heroes, many members of the public do incredibly brave things to keep us safe as well as themselves safe on a day—to—day basis. all we are saying here is there is a difference between helping us and hindering us and glorifying some of the things that are being filmed at the moment. i'm getting this live, boys and girls. among those who drove by, a passing motorcyclist appears to aid the officers. police say t

however, mexican federal police blocked them right at the foot of that pedestrian bridge, and that's strations kind of started to rise, it definitely got more heated, as you saw there with the federal police, the conflict that you saw there, and people just started running in all different directions. i ran east, east of the vehicle, my photographer ran with a group that ran towards the pedestrian west. almost everyone ran through that canal. that's some video that i've seen quite a lot. so almost everyone ran over the canal, toward the border. >> and again, when the president was just asked about this, he said that the customs and border patrol are being rushed by some tough people. nobody is coming into our country unless they are coming legally, so says trump, just within the last couple of minutes. wendy fry, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> three weeks after the election, republican congresswoman mia love delivers a sharp concession speech and some of her most pointed remarks were directed straight at president trump. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you

up there you see federal police. that's an indication -- those are federal mexican police. for the most part they're in full riot gear and have been very professional and very restrained. they did block a crossing across the bridge that got the migrants to this point. they saw them go down into the river filled with raw sewage to come back here. what we don't know is what happens next. we don't know where all the migrants are going to sleep and whether or not they're going to go back to the filthy shelter, that area they have been staying because clearly they didn't make it across the border. >> i notice there's obviously a presence of media there. is this something that had been planned in terms of the arrival of news crews and media there? i mean, we've been talking about the caravan for some time. is this part of the same caravan that left central america months ago and made ts wits way to the border? >> yeah. >> what is the composition of the migrants? >> most of the migrants are saying they're from honduras. this is part of that first caravan that left. there was initi

i stood up with the minneapolis police federation and endorsed me. and said this is one of the reasons. they believe becoming a sanctuary state would make their job harder. >> minneapolis make the decision. i don't know if jeff has a jeff johnson definition library. that description of what he just said is what we're saying. don't go out there and do it. let me say clearly again. if you commit a violent crime regarding of your status in any way, you are going to prison. that is never been a position i have taken any other way. >> if you come here and committed violent crimes in the past and an illegal immigrant, we are going to welcome you. that is what you are saying. >> that is what you are saying. >> let's talk about education. but i want to ask you a couple more things. so let's start here. more broadly, there is a bit of a discussion now going on about roles of schools and social services in addition to providing high quality education. what role do you believe schools should play? >> full service community schools and that makes great sense, es

trying to try and get the north you said it was interesting because we spoke to her just as a federal police in mexico had closed off the motorway and the caravan was really trying to work out what they were going to do they were trying to link together so that they couldn't be separated in the end the federal police just moved to one side maybe yes yes anyhow she had children back in honduras she was pretty scared about what was going to happen then but it was another. strange an instance of the mexican authorities i think don't really know what to do with this caravan because they don't want the eyes of the world to see them so it's a full simply sending people back but they don't want president trump and his administration to see them arriving at the border that politically is not really an option for them so really the people in the caravan especially at that point were really sort of cool in the middle of the wreck i was talking about. a little bit about it was. i want to bring in something from our audience they want to make sure that we do not forget in our audience or forget i've bee

and it's this and the tone of the commentary that has prompted the chair of the metropolitan police federatione members of the public. is it becoming acceptable we can build constantly police officers executing their warrant, do absolutely nothing about it and it's a big joke? ken marsh says officers might have to start letting suspects go if they don't receive public support but he doesn't mean he expects them to jump in to physically help. assaults on officers are growing, there were 26,000 in the past year. and other emergency workers have also been targeted with over 17,000 nhs staff attacked in some form. the senior policeman responsible for officers' welfare says the public should be cautious. this isn't a green light for have a go heroes, many members of the public do incredibly brave things to keep us safe as well as themselves safe on a day—to—day basis. all we are saying here is there is a difference between helping us and hindering us and glorifying some of the things that are being filmed at the moment. i'm getting this live, boys and girls. among those who drove by, a passing moto

you have said you are in favor of using federal funds to strengthen local police forces. i wonder if under those circumstances then, the federal government would have some responsibility to see that the local forces have recruited and hired so they have a fair representation of black officers and i also wonder if federal funds would then be used for intensive training, if necessary , to carry out this fair representation. >> in my paper on this, which came out sunday, and am delighted to say it was carried here in the papers, but what i came out for was not only for a whole broad federal approach, but you may remember i also said we do not want a federal police force. i do not want the federal government setting up a police force which will move its tentacles out across the country and to local law enforcement problems because the problems differ in different cities. and i believe that -- the closer that responsibility can be to the people, the better. i referred to setting up a national council on law enforcement in which we have the attorney general and other cabinet off

you have said that you are in favor of using federal funds to strengthen local police forces, and i wonder if under those circumstances then the federal government would have some responsibility to see that the local forces recruit and hire so that they have fair representation of black officers? and i also wonder if federal funds would be used for intensive training, if it is necessary to carry on this fair representation? mr. nixon: my paper which came out here sunday -- and i am delighted to see it was carried in the papers and that you read it -- my idea was for a broad federal report -- approach, but you may recall i also said, we do not want a federal police force. i do not want the federal government setting up a police force, which will move its tentacles across the country into local law enforcement problems. the problems differ in different cities. i believe the closer that responsibility can be to the people, the better. i did refer to the idea of setting up a national council on law enforcement in which you have the attorney general and other cabin off officers working on this

and it's this and the tone of the commentary that has prompted the chair of the metropolitan police federation becoming acceptable that we can film constantly police officers executing their warrant, do absolutely nothing about it and it's a big joke? ken marsh says officers might have to start letting suspects go if they don't receive public support, but he doesn't mean he expects them to jump in to physically help. assaults on officers are growing — there were 26,000 in the past year. and other emergency workers have also been targeted, with over 17,000 nhs staff attacked in some form. the senior policeman responsible for officers' welfare says the public should be cautious. this isn't a green light for have—a—go heroes. many members of the public do incredibly brave things to keep us safe as well as themselves safe on a day—to—day basis. all we are saying here is there is a difference between helping us and hindering us and glorifying some of the things that are being filmed at the moment. i'm getting this live, boys and girls. among those who drove by, a passing motorcyclist appears to aid

that an intolerable burden is being placed on police i've been speaking tojohn apter, from the police federationingham, hm inspector of constabulary. zoe wrote the report which sets out the pressures facing police. so, what we are saying is the police are doing a really good job actually when responding to people with mental ill—health, particularly when people are in crisis, they are caring, compassionate, they get there really quickly. but the police are stepping into the shoes of mental health practitioners. they're having to give care and treatment to people who are ill when actually the right people to give that care and treatment are people who are medically trained, who have mental health expertise and are able to care for people in hospital beds, not in the back of police cars or, even worse, locking people with a mental illness up in police cells. we say it's just got to stop. and it's happening with alarming regularity, isn't it? every single day the police are going beyond their core roll in order to keep people in mental health crisis safe. we are also finding that mental health prac

would start a riot down there who's going to be responsible mexico city has finally sent more federal police and some military two to one but that doesn't solve the city's financial problems as it spends almost thirty thousand dollars a day on its migrant crisis of fortune for the border town if you know someone who could help us out. we have a mere all of. them really. to juana want it. you're a miner now of our top stories at this hour world leaders have arrived in argentina for the start of the g. twenty summit trade tensions especially between china and the u.s. are expected to dominate the meeting germany's chancellor on america will be arriving late after her plane was grounded on route the technical problem. and ukraine announcing a ban on fighting aged russian men from entering the country president poroshenko repeats claims that. russian forces are massing on ukraine's border. well don't forget you can always get news on the go download our app to do that from google play or from the apple store that gives you access the latest news from around the world as well as for push notifica

and he's someone that accordingly is now in two bodies troy police and the federal intelligence already. police say the attacker came from somalia in the one nine hundred ninety s. and previously had only been charged with minor offenses traffic violations and smoking cannabis. investigators say the vehicle to drive down buck's street with filled with all the q. style gas bottles before being set on fire place say they don't believe there's an ongoing price but more officers will be deployed at events around the city this weekend especially as christmas shopping begins we will not as a city in a state be defined by this act of evil will simply refuse to do that. we will go a better business this weekend. and every weekend because we are bigger and stronger than this we will not be defined by this but we're not ignorant to the challenges we face police say they had no information to suggest that anything like this would happen in melbourne on friday but australia's government has been saying for some time that ideologically inspired violence here is likely so while this attack was a shoc

would start a riot down there who's going to be responsible mexico city has finally sent more federal police and some military two to one but that doesn't solve the city's financial problems as it spends almost thirty thousand dollars a day on its migrant crisis of fortune for the border town with you know someone who could help us out i wonder how we ever hear of this out and read them really. wanna help wanted. to look at some sport now one of the bundles biggest surprise teams this season is pursuit of knockout stages of the europa team toward a league tournament for the help of boisterous fans up front for it to be one of last season's finalists on the big must say order. gave his side the lead to the opening minutes made life easy where the pair of goals either side of half time frankfurt see when the second goal from which of the. victory means a winning group with a game to spare. else elsewhere in the europa league drew one all with bow gary aside. got it thanks to a game tying told goal in the eighty fifth minute leverkusen still leave bag ruthann leipzig last one in the way of the

and if you do not have enough police forces can certainly at federal, state or local level, you are going to have problems. and i think that building up that police force and having mexico may be part of the african precisely because a lack of capacity at the level, is that something anybody feels -- not this administration, , not e next administration. the past administration. there's recognition that we built up that police capacity we will have to have the armed forces doing internal security manners. everybody i think agrees we need to get out of that as soon as possible because there are other challenges with that. we seem i think that having the police capacity. that is the number one factor, and until that, things happen. there's a very strong debate facing the scope of the new policy that's put forward as it deserves the benefit of the doubt, and i'm sure it will be a lot more discussion of what the government elect has to present. >> ambassador wayne, you ambassador in mexico during part of the enrique pena nieto administration use i was trying to reshape the security policy, wha

what he was saying is the federal police is trying to antagonize me a little bit and they did get intoolice officer ended up with bloody lip and then the rest of the group went ahead and ran around them, and it disappointed. >> why was there this back for the border because as you mepgsed, a lot of migrants have been there for some. >> most of them have been telling me that they were waiting for everything to get other to tijuana. mostly and now they are smarting these demonstrations. it was much more. peaceful and many today this demonstration obviously got a lot more heating and intense, and i did see people throwing rocks at farther patrol, thee or four men over the fence and that's just what i saw. may have been people ahead or behind but where i was there were a few throwing rocks, yeah. >> also now, wendy, we're learning that the mexican government is going to track down the people who rushed the border who were throwing the rocks and i guess part of this scuffle of some sorts or had a clash, but have you seen them take any action now to actually -- actually ruined up some of the

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